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. 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TIlE OMAHA DAILY DEEf \ , A'rUUDAY , AUGUST 24. 189g. ) _
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t , Turfmen Are AU nt Ben Concerning the
, , : Great rutrity
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: 4 FINEST FIELD WIIICII EVER STARTED
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J ' - nncoh fll IIiq . tirt . ) . . ' ' ' . . .r. . , Ch' . . 1" , . ( .
: 'I' ' 111 , ' " U'h'l h',1 1,1 . 1.t.1 u.-
1/I. " I ) ' Iht. I eHI"'r-lt.ll..n" ,
1/"lh'A" ilnhl ( . Ciii ! .
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Ng\\ ' YOLK ! , Au ! 2.-8houll the pres.
rnt ta\'ordble weather continue the greatest
of nfl 1.'ulurI1 contests wilt be d hlel at
the Sheepshead lay race track tomorrow. I
will 1m a battle between the best 2-yeu-ohh
and flcs In this country. Whlo turfmen
conshler \ a great honor .0 0\1 n horse
that has won the Futurity , the iOOOO that
goes with It I a more sulutantal and de.
slrablo posseslon. Contrary to precedent ,
no one hone Is looked upon by experts aa
having an overshalluwlng chance of captur.
lug the race. In former years the ( avorle
11 the betting have \on the prize. 1.3t
year I went to Odeon & DOly's beautiful
Butterflies. In 1893 the black whirlwind
Domino scored the event tor dessrs. A. II.
and J. It. Kecne , and so on down the list
collies : Iorolo , Ills Highness aad Iolemac ,
alt spcedy I"utrly winners , and nearly all
were heralded as winners long before the
events were decided.
I Is dlIerenl this yeal. The troop of
3-year.olds Is . as n lot , a better cLss IIn
ever be ( are. This ) .r's stakes have boon
divided among different stables , and one
after another the youngsters hare hall to
see thiiisclvei beaten by a colt they had
previously won train , and apparently torn
n good reaaon I'ach : week of the l'alnln !
season during the sprln produced 1 likely
Futurity winner , and therefore their nun-
ber has been multiplied until It Is larger
than ever beore.
TOlorrow two or three wIll ftart lt about
eqlal favorites In the betting , wih P08-
8tbly n slight dlfNcnce In favor of hastings.
The reason for this possible favorlll of
lastlls Is the fact that he has defeated
Phi Dwycr's landalrlng , In lne of the fact-
eat races of the ) 'OJ for the first half
11 . tie carried SoVl1 po.nl ! less a 111 In
the first eIghth hall handspring on tiptoe
and held him there 111 to the three-eighths ,
\Ihen be calo away and won , as he plo1sed.
Ito 18 ns yet unhatcn , having run and won
three races. When ftp was bought for Au
gust Belmont for $37,000 ho was thought
to be the only colt which was dangerous
for Ilandeprhtig. The later I a likely sec-
end choice , although hI ought realy to Je
the avorltc. lie was slow In rounding to
his true form . having been beaten by J. J.
Mct'afforty's Applclate and 1\let : for the
Great American stakes at thn , same dlstanco.
P. J. lwyer has anolh > r candidate In his
fly , Axiom , who will be a had one to
beat Ito lies fully as lurh speed as lal-
tnls ( , nlll with I prompt start will be able
to make him extend himself as he lever ,
did before to keep Ih' lead. Iequlal should
he up In tim first lot. lie bas shown lila
ability nUll his last rare was won very easily
( rol Crescendo. Since th"n Iqulal has
been worked , anti has shlwn his owner that
be Is going to be a hard colt to beat. In
the early spring lazlet was speedy. but he
has not dOle /0 well slare.
AI'lllelale was cJpeltel to be one
of the favorites , but he did so
badly In his work yesterday that his
owner salll It was doubtful I ho started.
MrGaferts second and third strings arc
Wishart nnt Jefferson. They will do their
share In helping Applegal 10 tire out his
opposition. Merry Prince and Refuge are
also tlown to start In the 1enton ( August
Illmont ) Interest , hut they are only In Il
tq all I hastings. Formal and Intermission
are lamNI to ! O unler the "all Kcal l
(0. ( I A. and A. Ii. . ' Jorrls ) , but thus far they
huve not shown that they are In the class
hJve
with the leaders. Silver I will represent
Marcus JJI ) ' . and for A.F. , Walcott Palmer-
stone wIl go. ICIIof llohemla wi be
there In 1. Lorrilaril's Interests , and Whip-
pany with , the colors of the Madison slblo
Beau Ideal I who tld so well In this west
and nothing lt Brighton ald Aqueduct , Is
I , possIble slarter. and Nlnoll lay also
start. Iorton wilt run In the colors . of T.
D. D05wel for the Irst tme. and Itouuds. ,
lan wIll try for , \ . T. Ilayiss.
The starters and probable Joclc1 arc :
Aplegate , 122 ( McCaforty ) ; JeIerson , 15
( Ovorton ) ; Vichard . 105 ( Holr ) ; laltsIlrll ;
120 : ( Simms ) ; Axlol , 110 ( Doglet ) ; has-
tings. 18 ( Grlnn ) : Merry Prince. 13 ( lan , .
lon ) ; Refuge , 1 : : ( Kecl' ) ; Hequltal. 18
( Grlln : lazllt , 18 ( H. Wllnms ) ; Inler.
mission. I : ( Lltcfehl ) ; Formal , 13 ( Penn ) :
SIlver 1 , 108 ( Balanl ) ; Palnierstone . 18
( O'Iear ) ; King of Bohemia , 115 . ( lllgley ) ;
Crescendo . 13 ( MartIn ) ; Beau Ideal II , 1
( J. Reagan ) ; Mormon , 108 : Nimrod , 18 ;
Itouindeman. 1i ; Whlppan - 118.
hun ! " 'IIII ' 'II" 'l'LUII 'Oon.
Jliihti riiiiil i ) ' ' liii i itti-restilig
null " 1111) ltl'l.tl . In . lh'rr.lh'A
Lot .r Ititi'es.
( llAGO , , \ U ! : . - . \ hong afternoon of
tame racing clmrclrrlzel the tlotlng sport
this afternoon Washlnglon pari" , although -
though her es of a high class took part. A
strong but hot wl11 blew all , afternoon ,
. The feature of
good time being lnspOSSthle fllUun'
the ilay thiert ' fore was the prrformaace of
lr. Jame Stl1Onll Iwl" lea I : lnuI.P , and
Dlalla , , who \Int a mie , tlrlven by I theIr
, . ' . ttinson hi I GO
owner In 2:1S. : ! I' ! ilson over 6 Yr
of agC and hrell and , trained the horses near
this city. In the I'1 : ' I..ICO ! FilIal had no :
dltcul : ) In winning II Ktmhtht heal . al- !
though , Colerllle made just I show or light
In Iho , second hl'at. Iii thlullnlshl'l , 2:30 :
trot WII l got a 1110111 of 2:1 : " ; % . tl the
seconil hucuit . altlouhiJt , ' the ilrut '
lecDII hl/t. nlhouh.1 vnu' the II.t rae
hI whll'h he hall ever stzsv1d. At C o'clock
rain began falling and the races were
atoiIeil. Tomorrow's events may he called
oFf. Hnmmnrlel , , :
tllllil1,1 , 2:12 : pace. Ilurso $ I.O : The
fourth al,1 , last heal was \\01 by HUlle U ( In
! 12. Sahln Gift tool second ' . Iuns-
: : Gif ( scol11 money 811m-
her third al,1 , Enlla l ( fourth Tout Browl ,
AltI. Del ) ' S/1Ikcr. Dal 1cl'ul and Sir
Bdwll Arol / also started
lllnlKhl,1 , Chicago slakas , . 2:2' : ' ) trot. purse
$5'OO ' , itliuc ' the fun rt It nih , '
: .11 ( : A 1111e won I fOII.th HII tlecld lug
heat II 2.17" . \r"on won lecoll liloiley ,
Miss MIO"I'lor third , ! llrnret fourth , .
l\lel K l , : Ial/arl G , Bakel' and Lady \\1- !
son also i'tarteii.
The ( 'tilunuet stakes . : : U trot purse $ ,1 :
11 P WOI In straight heats 'lml' : 2:1 : ! . .
2:16 : ' \ . 2doiiett wiiuu second money ,
2'1IOII'U \un ! loml 101
dntiu I . 1 S third , llllhlou' fourlh.
'ho Intl'rslnll' : : t patln ! lure $ .00
F'iilol won In straight hlts. Time : : : o ; ,
. ! I3. eolel reconil ' .
2:10. : : : t3\ \ hlgl won FCOllt money
U.Ul I ! . ' Ihlnl ami 1)lnls fourth , . Ethll A
und Slloler were ) dIstanced In the first
) Irsl
Iwat , I
: :3 trot pumse $1,0 ( ulnnlshl'I\ ) : Pe.t(1
, 'ol the first heal II 2:1714. : Wils" the
lecoJI In 2:16 : ) . Turquoise , ltoslmm . Judge
also ] ttee , stnrll1 htoyamm. Frederick 1. and Hawthorne
.Mateh , , $ : : l ( two II three ( InlnlhI\ :
Akron won the first heat In p.30. Aus.
trailan the second In : ' . :
trlal won Ieeold II : : :11.
AgaInst time , . 10 beat : :15' : Domineer
went Iii 21I. : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ; I
J."I hn" Ilt Ut' ni I
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 23.-Theme was I
good card lt gxposlton truck this Hrl'rool
and the ntellulee , wits about imp to the
average. 1 I"orll'Hle left behllt II 10st
01 the mls and moI ) ' long thols carried
or the prIzes. Itesuits :
of race tour uJt 1 huH furlomigs. 811
met\
lug : Ge.trw \ 11 ( , S 10 \ I ) \on , Jull C U to
: ' : 81COld . , lor ( rib (3 ( to 1) ) third. "ln :
Second race . six furlongs : I'le : l ( : to 1 )
" ' 01 , Joe Woollal (10 ( to 3) ) aecont ] , Ida
" 'agn.r U ( to 1 thlnl. Time I 1:11 I'onL
' 'hln r'U'IIlx murhongs . s.II1.11110
ifumust f ( i to fh'wun. Iirhihet ( I to / I ) second ,
(
41'111 Ho ) ' (0 ( to I ) Ihlr.l. 'flume' IIT.
l"olrth race. Ih'l and n half rurh'II ! , roll-
line : Wltl Bllar (6 ( to I I won . ! I"IOR'ICS Fel-
( ( In I ) ' , ' , 'o"l. Uare ) ' . \ aion , Jr. , ( I 10 1)
, tlrtI. TIle : 1:11. :
l"ICh rare . four and n halt furlongs' Thur.
flinTs 13 ( to 1 worm , Little ml I to 1) ) second ,
Gus titratiss (6 ( to thin'l'lmo .
tr\lss - I thin\ Time : O:5. :
It''II. ut 11) ' HItr"'t.
AN FUANfISCO , Aug. : -Summarlls :
S First race. four and a hulf furlongs : Laity .
J.lnSI'rl lIlly . (6 to n won , Carm ICJI , ,
1lollt" ! M third. " 111 : 0:5i. :
Second ruce. seven fUllou& . : Ulrlu Olios
( to 5) ) won , I'a'or second , Iob Ioy thIn Oles
'rhine : lS ,
'Third race six furlongs . s.Iiing : floso
.Thln 11111 .
Clark (6 ( 10 1\ \ wOn. Tlhorlu : second , Crawford .
ford third . Time : lIS' ' l'onL
j"ourth race , six tlrlolg1 hllLlt3P : Slh'er
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RO"AL
"akn Po'dew
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State ( e 10 I I ) won Royal J'llsh JclII , "Ie-
tor third. ' W/li : :1. :
'lne
Fifth race , ole Ile : 1"1.1 OUtlntr (3 ( 10
1 won , Ike La slcon , letlr the Second
thll < . Time : I :12 : ' .
< 1.\11 HIU : IX 'J11 'I'lttl'it.
Ilr"l I "Ittll "c..1 " ' 11. I . eml" I " ;
Hnll 'hco Slri'l4 ' hI.
ItOCI1ISTIIl , 'i' . . 21.-\Vhihle the
IOClnTI n , : Y" Aug. : -Whie
Hochtter meeting of the grand clcult was
not n success Illnclull' , good sport was
furnished ellcllly today. Star Iollltr
won the 2:01 : chas s pacl brlhlng his record
by three seconds . In the 2:21 trot great
excitement was caured by the deth aim the
tfU k of Comanche , o\ltl , by : . lurlj
of I"ort I'rlell : uUlcht1 to lionIc1)uii '
nld'H . Tile hOI'pe down
string. wau4 coming
slrtl Tie \l ! comlll Lo\n
the finish In the lust heat whcn he stuig-
' iuiid fell \Iclonaitl to '
gored III fl11 lclonahl jumlng Ine
Il'rel . A blood vessel hur-Iel ald the
Illmnl died utmost Instaltl ' . lie was
valued , al $ I.rQQ. IcYI'lsl .Iohn H. John-
Ion , plclll by two tnlllel" , wheellll a half
mie II 0:52 : 2-s , IJrlakll1 the wurld's record
by n little over four seconds. The fIrst
quurler was mlde Iii 0 : : Vald ) J Ito . I. :
V\\'l'r'S gray gelding , ran aIl ) ' after Inl ( .
log the first heat In the 2IU : trot Ills hit
broke nld lrl'er Hlm l"uIIII on the aid-
nini's hack to avoid a runaway , limit ho
could 10t check the 8ecd. Slim was not
Injurell. About $ i WJ ( was lost h I ) ' the ( Urlv-
log Ialk , ms"octainn ( , Inll Iletllenl Archer
decare ; them will b no mUI'I grand circuit
rc here ulless the hetllInws arc modI-
lel. : claa . trotting. purse $ l,0Ifl Or.llle-
lander won II Ktmllht heats. 'rime : 2:1'- : ,
2:12:17 : 4. VLitik , ' . , Luck won second
lone ' ' , 1lcle Josh third , 1111 Hell of ' \at-
slarled. noke fourth , . MI s Huon anti COlanche , uulsa
2:01 : class , pacing , purse $ .00 : Star
Pointer wal In straight heals. TIme : 2:0 : ,
2:0 : ' ) , 2:0W. : . Scott nlll Drel t won secol , i
slartlrl. and third mOle ) ' . respectively. :0 other
2:10 : CII I trotting , purse $ I/J : Dnnl Jim
101 the lhrst . third alt foul th heal ' 1lme :
2:1" : , . 2:12. : 2:11. : NIghtingale won the see-
enl heat In 2:10 % . L'sa , I'omna 1 GOlevlee
nnd Alao alW ' .
IJID"SI 1'0 lNFIILCI ' : 'IID J\ \ \
Tt..t" , \nth..rIU , ' " " 'nrn I Iii , Inhl'
flt I I Ii . I"IA'ht \11 I' 1'l"'t'nf.t.
A1S'I : 'rex. , Aug. 21-Governor Culber-
son today malle public sonic correspondence
between . himself an.1 Chief Cabll of Dallas
county anent the Corhet-t lzslmmun ! light.
The correspondence was oplne,1 , I ) ' Hov-
ernor 'Cmihherusou Interro/utlll the chief lS
to whethel' , hc Intended 10 abide by lie lIe-
cis Ion or Attorney HEneral ( 'rune . holding
the Ilrlze I/hlll law valid , alt lS 10
whether It was his Inllntol to exercise all
lie power vested In him 10 prevent the
t/ht Chief C'abiii's reply was that . while
hI 1111 lot ask ) for the olliniol , he would
abide b ) ' I ; that shoull I wrIt bo placel In
his lal\l b ) the cotmnty attorney lie \\1
' It , In writ Is
certainly serve I , or II case 10rl
l.suCI and ho Is If 10 face the mater
aioiie . lie w1 unhesitatIngly Ilsrhal/e his
duties. lie cites , however. hat the Illn-
Ilal ! Iatute t dcii ii I mug prl7o 11gb ( lug lales 1
a 11 11lItonOr and not I .felon ) and osls
Ihe porlor11 ( such circumstutmices
woull he bo Justfed ! In using such force us
Il may bt nece > ar . even If I required
the shooting 1011 of citIzens , and would ,
tii . governor 1,1'I e such Iroceedlnqs. , In
reply to Valll'l letter the governor says :
" \Vhi lie I Is tm tie Ihat the prize lIght lt
Dalls Is not IIlvortlsel to take place until
October the ProPrietY ' of the IJlhle oteers
of the state taking action II ob\'lous. 1 I !
propll ( lint they "houll gIve nolel' at once
of ( hue firma pumimse , 10 enforce the law , that
nOlE be uIeel'eJ. 'rhe constitutIon , Ihkl
Is tll supreme law of the state , mnaies II the
Ilt ) of the governor to cause the laws to be
falhflly : executoml. At the proper t il I'
what force 1/1) / bt nl(13Sal : ) projllr ell 111
t to , alnat faIlure vilt be
t'PCtlel Jttr,1 np allsl falu.e wi 1)
l.et to prevent this l'II.osell infractIon of
the laws of the state"
Ci'iiiI 'FOII I.nrjc' fur time Stimuli . .
MOUNT CLIiliNS : . ? uiteh. , Aug. 23.-A
I.rlrll of very good bicycle race \1'1' 1'11
off todl ) ' . There was n still larger crowd .
pres"nt thnn yesterday nnl thu . capacity of
time gl'ulII ! stand waR Inatll'qulh' . 'the wind
blew ( Ishly over the half mile truck , at
Iles raising the dust badly amid causing
espeuul I u-eu lsllonal finla hit's. 8ulllrle , :
One mile . open , class A , Irsl heat : F. Vi' .
ilt'niceyiouut ( lllelS , \oni Iln'I ) '
Htolet. Ann Arbor , It'coll , ; 1. I b. Ohllitik .
'oh'do , thlnl. 'hne : 2:3t : 1- : Sll'oltl heal :
l' D. \lln. lOusy City . won ; 11. H. Ior-
rls , \'usRar. slconll ; John Sclmfi . Detroit .
thlrll. ' 1110 : 2:2 : ! ' 1-5 Final : I.V. . iteuikey
\on. C. D. \ls1 second , U. 11. OIdUeil
thlru. 'rIme : 2:10. : .
Half tulle , open , clM' A , first heat : F.
, . Ihenkey won B. E. Ollleli second ,
harvey Stole third. ' rime : 1:121-r. S'-
end heat : C. D. I " 'IMn won , John Schuiffer
Schur. .
second. J. .J. loull third. Time : 1:0 : I-i.
Final : C. D. Wison won U. R OIIU ! ld see-
onll F'V. . Blnlee ) ' third , Time : 1:01 : I-r.
Mile ! oiucuu class U : Tom Cooper \on.
J. 1 lilIes second , g. H. Klslr third. Time :
2:01) : ) 1-r.
111 mile , cnl B : 'J'om Cooper won. J.
P. Bliss second A. D. Brown third. Time :
1'0" : 2-5.
One mile . handicap , class B : R H. 1lsor
( S ) ) ' 1 rl s ) won , I. . e. Johnson (10 ( yards )
Ilcold , A. D. Kelled ) ' (61) yards ) thlnl
Time : 2 : ( } 4-5.
I"IYO mIle. handicap . lass A : F. Vi' . lIen-
key 08) ( ) ) 'ardl ) won , H. J. : Ierlerl ( r
yards ) second. .1. J. Bouin (00 yards ) third.
Time ; l : O 2-5.
. 'en mile , open . class B : J , . C. Johnsol
\on. WIlliam ie'ardy second , Monte Scott
thlnl. Time : 2J:3R : ; :
" 'lmiiI miii nl t liizirui toga "t't'fll.
SAHATOnA , N. Y. . Aug. : -Tht Sarlof
Hlcllg associaton tOllu closed Its summer
meetIng , which began July 20. The weather
\In" i'loudy a11 cool the track fast ali the
attendance faIrly goolt. In the first race
: IIH Hannah got the hest of the start but
11UII her lead In the stretch to 1.'lorrle
and : lss ( 'destine. they Ollshlnl In that
order a lenglh Iplrl , with Miss hannah
third Iancheslor hall / hail Benllor II tht
lconll. hut mn Second by four lengths to
Jim Flood. In the third . \jax set the pac
10 the slrt'ttl. , Inpomar taking the leall
thol'l Illt winning hy I neck. glsmor II
the fourth came Ktrll nt the 1IIIsh and
won by a length. In time fifth Marcus led
all from the way arulL . Summaries uuitd won by : four lengths
First race , foul and a hair furlongs : 1 lorI -
rio ( ( to 2) ) won , MIss Cel18tnp (9 ( to 2) lce-
I end . ) i1is . hannah ( ( to 1) ) third ' 111 :
0:66\ ( I : \ .
Second , rnce six furlongs : Jim Flood . (6 (
to C ) won , . Ianchlstor ( a to 5) ) second , Kan-
tn' (2 ( 10 n Ihlrll. ' 1lme : 1ln : .
. 'i'huirui 1 race , one mil : 11"0111 , ( G to I )
% .oiu. Ajax ( even ) second , Klkenn ) ' (10 ( to 1) )
thlrl. Tlmo : 1l. : (0
Fourth race. live and . a hal ftmrlongs :
msn1re ( to I ) svon. } 'IIEhl U ( 10 I ) second ,
Ilrlck (5 ( to n ) thIrd. Time : I :03. : '
Fifth race. hurdles , mIle anti I half : Iar-
IUS (2 ( to 5) ) won ( 'hanupagne (5 ( 10 1 I ) second
Beal Brummel (6 ( to 1 third. 'lnl : 3:00. :
HII.r" tiC 11..1. I'nlulllt'I.
law YOItIC Aug. . -'ho lanalement
has been greatly favored In to
hal great ) regard attendance -
h'lLanle and weather turlng the mtet The
cant shows that mal of lie ( better horses
iave heft . 1111 1111) ' ) hooks retired to recuperate -
cuperate for the ' .
CUlk'lle or J'utlrl tomorrow. There
)
were mal ) rUlers of upsets , but the racing
adheres moT ciost'ly 10 form than lt any
Irevloul tIme durllg the niceting. nothing
of Intelet occurring except I the beating of
the rl\urll' , Klngll'l. In the fourths race by
Iolan , who ran 111 In the betting al r to 1
and was I I a(1 by his following ut th3t.
Chlswlcle In the meh at lust won a mtcc
after ha\111 11'n Illayell by his party tour
or hive tmes I PreviouslY : ' , 8Ul1nlr \13rl \
First 1 race. live I furlomigs'enetla : 1 fa ( to
n 101. lonllauJh ( S to 1 second , I"rod
Train ( no betting ) Ihlrd. Time : 1:0 : ! .
SItmt race live furlongs : , \mler ! (2 ( J to
1 won , Bell.molio ( ( 10 2) Iecolul , Maggie
K (6 ( to 1 I ) third. Time : ItP , . !
ThIrd race . one mile : InqulrenLo 17 to n
% voii . ( hlr'stolo U 10 I ) slcond. lancer (2 (
to I I ) third. 1111 : tll. I :
Fourth race . halileal' . one mullet : Logan
(3 ( to 1 ) won. 1\1111et ( t 10 ( ) secold , Mirage
U ( to 1 third. Time : 1:41m4. :
1"lfh nice. mile and a slxtcenth ( : Chlswlck
(2Y to 1 ) worm , SpeculatIon I : to 1 second ,
BnronsK ( ! to 1 I ) ( birth. Time : 1 : I'f. sleont
RIth race , mile ali al eighth : Sir DXOI ,
fr. . ( : to G ) \01 , Ulaholus ( ( I 10 1 ) second ,
Mlldlcant (5 ( to 1 ) third Time : 1:5S. :
Xu n Vit'orIlt' " 'UI Oi' ' .
lFT1OIT 1 , Au ! 23.-This bookies were
geol winners at Wlubor tOIII ) ' , as nOl a
single l1blo cho"o won . though all the
winners Wl'ro'la(11 \ to * . &puue .xI'nt. 'fhl
nlentlulcL \1llr WIK was clear lanl' amid . 1..U.II the tra.l : ( fast. 'rime
Jlr ' t 11. , , . six furhs : Monte Hnoon. : .
\on.
S.II I.cub 'wn.l. lalbuu third ' 'lnl :
I :153. : .
$ t'isiiti raci' , four alll a half furongR ! :
I'llala won , : lss 1lt ) ' aec't'ntllliinie
l'lnle third . Time : 0Z. : ;
'rhiril \1'I onl- inhit' ' /acl Illh'h I vomm .
( IU' I : rj . imnu = . n SiYOOhith , 8'JIllolll t thlnl. ' ! nl :
1"olrlh mace , six ( urlonI5 : Sininmtnbuii'it , I
\\ln I : I , Outgo seoll , 'u.carlI.1 thin I . 'lnw'
Filth race mile amid n quarter : Aunt
I .iula won tJnitt : JII 11"01.1 , Ful ) ' third .
'lm ( : : O , . _ , _ _ _
. hliirimc.t. ltmii'cs itt nll."lnrl.
(1AI.tShht'itO. , Au ! .3.-.20 . Ilacl ; e.dct
"r.n Ihl tl"olHI :1'1 ' f1lrlh ' heats ! and race ,
'lme : 2:151 : . 2ICDol : , ! n won the Irst (
heat him : : Ii. . Slice WOO the third lu 2:11 .
' , n , Iu" ) ' . OOIJon. ( 1.110Itl Olrl. Delne ,
J 1. I C. Chanc and L'cter Turner also
a I mm * 1 i'd.
: , : trot : Floulo won In straight heals
Tim" 2tS ; , 2l : I " . 1"rejonla Wtikec' . nen-
nl" ht , I ' thll K. I.lcNtu. < Atas ' . urahela and
UrlanLo ul.o mmtared. .
Itsydeus' ban 11oj 1 low AO ' , O.
.
- .
WINDS \ UP WITH SIX CLUBS
President Kent's ' AssoclBtlon Drops n Pair
of Dead Weight
-
RUPTURE IN WESTERN BASE BAll CIRCLES
Ut.'t.1 nli 11.rhtJII.ltl Hr"III,1 trout
I iii- . \"nt'lltnl lIt-emmulsi' tl the
. . 'h.llt'III 'I'roiihlrs nr : Iuiii-
n/ . . 1)mtc Hnn'r
PEORIA , , \ug 2-At n meeting of ( hue ,
Weslern Base Bal association this mor
InK , the franchise of the Donver.Omahn club
\as taken away from Dave h. Iowe , be-
cause , It Is stated , ho had failed to pay his
ulues , and , that orgallzlton having been
abrnlionC1 , Springfield was also dropped , and
It was decided to continue the season as a
six-clnb league , comprising Ilneoll , Neb. ,
1eorln , Des Moines , St. Joseph , Iockord and
Quhticy. . A leI schedule Is being arranged. I
UAUS OF ' 'II N.\'JIO\ L13AIUE.
Inu. PI.Ilhll I I ) . " 'Ihhllun Hh'r.
huh I Imimure I lliipst ' .
BA1.TIJOIF Aug. -Tho SenatorR lost
two gnle todl ) YlrllcIIJI ) ' through had
fielding. 1tIchtmire's hOle Iln hit Iii the
second game with the bases full was the
feature. Alllllall'e , 5,500. : Score , first game :
Baltimore . . . . . . . 1 0 1 0 4 2 0 0 0-8
WashlnllOI . . . . 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 o
hilts : llaithmnore . 7 : " 'I-hlultol , 10. Er-
rorl : lallmor ( 4 ; \'I.hllltOI , 4. I . ared
rUI ! : ihaithinore , I : \\nshlngtol , 3. Two-
base hits : J.llinJassaller , holly ,
Care ) ' . Crooks. 'hree-hae hitIJhey. : .
Sucrilice his : Kerier Ciarkson lcGulro.
Sacrilce Sllen bases : McGraw , ( 'rooks. Abbey ,
\\eel.r. Ipl ) ' . Douhle plays : C.ioas.oui t
JelnlaJ , ! Flr.t base 01 halls : Off 'iurhuion
I ; off ttahiai'key . n. t ; Slmck out : Ihy Clark-
SOl. ur ; byi lllalkey , 8. 1.1:1 1 , I bll : Mc-
C.ulre 1allrlcs : Clarkson and Clark : Ial-
lam key anti McGulrt' : TIle : ' ( \0 hours and
. mlnules. O'Day amid Burn-
twenty Umpires : ) ald Bur-
.
ha 1.
Score , second garnet :
la111ore . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 1 0 2 r.1
" 'Ifhlngloo . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 I 0- -I
I hits : Baltmore , \Vashmiuigtoui : . 6. I ) Errors -
ror : J3aItimnore . 2 ; " 'lshlngtol , 7. Earned
,
runs : Ialllnvr ( 4 ; Washulngton . % . 'wo-
base hits : Slhlclck , Hllz (2) ( ) . Joce.
)
'I'hreP-iJ.se hilts : Carey . Itrodie. 10me ruins : I
. )
Jentiiiigut , McGiuiie. Htoll'n bases : Clarke.
JennllIs lrolo , Heiz. Jenlln s. Double IlIa ) ' ! : hits- I
SI11cr 10 McGuilie. 1"lrsl base 01 bails : Off
.h'huthioii , 2 ; off Corbet , 3. Struck out :
livhcMnhioIi . 5. Hallrl.s : : Iellhon and
Clarke ; Corhot ( and McDtlire. 'fhno : One
hour Ind lift ) mlnules. l1lllre ) : O' Duty ant
I :11 : rob it in.
SOAKEI I ) ' 'I COLONELS TWH'E.
1111.\DI'I.IHI.\ uq. -'l'he Ih11es
von two gaines from i.otilsviiic loda ) The
Wal Jlmes
visitors wemo outclassed. Manager uht'Cios-
visiorsel' Oltllallet. lIlnagr :1llos.
key appeared ' on the coaehlll line In un- !
form unit ahuRel1 , ( tle ullllre 10 SIlh an ox-
emit that ho was orler(11 10 the henoh. The
( 'oioiiels have purchaset llassanuter's release -
lease from Wumshuington. _ Atenlance , 0.282.
Sore. trst game :
h'liladelnhla , . . . . . 0 I ) 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 I
IhllLlllphla l.oulslle . . . . . . 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1-1
His I : Phllllelphla , 1 1 ; 1)ulvlo , 9. Errors :
I'hllulelphula . 1 ; 1.ul'II. J Earned . runs :
Phlatelphla. , .1 ; LouisvIlle , 3. 'J'svo-base
hilt : Turner. 1011 Iln m : \'rlght S.\erilce
hit : lamllon , Boyle. Stolen bases : Cross ,
( 'II rice. Struck out : B ) mica : : h ) Ca..e )
3. 1olhll' 11:1) : ' ' : Clrse ) to I"lhnnn 10
10)11 ; U'Url1 to I Shullrt to Spies. First
on bails : Off larse ) I ; off Inls 3. flatteries -
tories : Ca."e In,1 , GII' , : inks anti , War-
nor. UmpIres ) : Hllfl' : rind , 1elller > n. Time :
01" . hOlr rnll Ilt ' -nve minutes.
Score second game : '
I'huiiadr'hiuhti . . . . .2 0 2 0I \ : 0 0 2-12
Ihllll"I/lhll l.ouls\1 / . . . . . 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 3
hilts : Ihlaltl > hla. 16 : l.onI8,1e. 10. Errors -
ror : lhladl'llhhl , 1 ; I.Ollsvlc , 3. gametl
runs : Ihlalle ! Ihla. 7 ; 101Is\le. : 2. ' 1\0'
hall his : 11 .hanl ) ' . Th01p ( n , Turner.
Orth , Clarke \2) \ ) . Three-bas his : In11-
lon , ( 'ross. Sncrilce hits : ( r s. Stolen
hEes , : Thmomiup'oiu. Struck out : Turner .
Urlh , Clarke. W'atner'oyhiing (2) ( ) . Donhle
"lal : Sple unlsslstell First base on bails :
Off ) Olth ( , : ; off Wehln . 3. Baterlos :
DrIb lnt Cit'memitsVcyhuiiig : anti 'Varn
'rime : Two itotirs. lmlllres : Keefe a tl
lender .n. t
IT iOKSN'T ChANGE TiE STANIINCI.
BnOOKr.Y Aug. 28.-The game hel\len
Il Ishlx antI . Dlookl1aR eventful. Bolh
Learns pla'ldlh 0 venennco. lS Ia !
the jrotesteth game or Junl I , which Brook-
1\1 thou \ . The score was tied two or
three times , and when Corcoran lIfted the
hal over Stemmzel's heal In II nInth Inning .
gentling , In the wlnnllJ rUp , the ( row. ! went
wild . , \tenlanee. , : U. Score :
1Itshlrg . . . . . . 3 : i 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1- 6
Brooklyn . n. . . . . . 2 0 1 0 : 0 0 0 2- '
hilts : Iltsburq , 10 : Brooklyn . 17. Errors :
Pltshurp. 1 ; Brooklyn , I. l'iaruueih . t'ln ' :
Brooklyn . 4 : 1Itsbu . 1. First base on I
bls : Off Stein , . 4 ; elf " 'oremal , 4. Struck
ont : By Stein , . 2 : by Forlmal. : ; by Hnl-
I' l ) t , ' , 4. Thre.llso hilts : Corcoraii ' 110-
base his : Shindle Grimm , I.ahance , MIr-
rlt , Stuart. StOIe ! , Beclelo . Sacrlteo hits :
Slenzel. SlolEn bases : Sc'huoch . 1:1) ' (2) ( ) .
lllerhauer. Double pln'I : SmIth , to : Itrrlt ;
Stein 10 hachiance. . Iasset bails : Grimm.
\'llllllches : Stein I. flatterIes : I.'oreman ,
lawll ' and : Ierlt ; SteIn amid ( irinuumn.
' 111 : Two hours 11 fourteen mlnules.
lmplrc : Iurray.
mANTS . GET A : EASY OE.
NEW YORK Aug. -The home team
won an easy game from St. Joull tOla ) ' .
Ahont GO persons sa\\ ' the contesl. which
was slow and unlnlen'stnp. The Browns
outhatlll their opponents , hut host through
poor lehJII ! Score :
New York . . . . . . 03001300-7
St. 10uls . . . . . . . 100003000-4
hilts : New Yorl 8 ; St. Louis 11. Errors : :
New Yo.lt , 4 : St. I.oul. , 4. I'arl'd : runs :
fns
New York . 4 : St l.uls. 2. First base on balls :
OIT Brehtenstein. 1. Hlrucl out : fly : Ielkln ,
2 ; by Brelenslcln. : 2. Threr.bso hits : BUrns.
Two-haRe his : Van htuitren , Burns . Far-
reil. Stolen bases : Davis hiammnon I"arrel.
l'oohe3' (2) ( ) , Dowt ] . Douhlo plays : lel . to
:1 Ier ; Staronl to Bannon. Illerls :
: Ieelcl anti I."arrol ; 11'lltenstoln amid Ielz.
Time : One hOlr and thilrty.elgt minutes.
lmplrs : glslo and , . thlrl.elJll
STANDING 0' TIm TI AIS.
Played.oui. . Lost P.Ct.
Baltimore . . . . . . 9 62 :1 : ! P.Ct .
: :1
Cleveland . . . . . . JO.i 6G t3 6.9
PIIshlrl . . . . . .100 ) m 3 60.0
Ihlllll.hla . . . . 9S 5-5 .3 r..o .
Bo lon . . . . . . . 9i lt , 43 /.1 .
llllnnal . . . . . . 9i 5 -It 51.6
Brookln . . . . . . . 97 5 ,1 516 .
Chicago . . . . . . . 102 5 41 GI6 .
r.9
New York . . . . . . ! r 49 m.5
Washlnlton . . . . . 92 30 62 32.6
St 1.luls . . . . . . . lot U : 69 3L7
LouisvIlle . . . . . . . 97 : : I G 317 2.5
Gaines today : I'ittshiurg II Boston ; St
l.ulK , at Brooklyn : Lomuis'ihiq lt Nel York ;
Clt\.hlnl at Phi I ituml ehiuhi ha : (11lnnll : t I at
1lmore : ; Chicago \Vashitngtoui. .
Vl5S'h'EltN . \SSOCJ.\'IU lth'stui/i'h.
Ii's : Itll' " ( I l'es I't'trln . tmOt hit-i'
II.h ll"nt t liiCli ate .
BLOOMINGTON , Iii. , Aug. 23.-Des
Yolnos met h'eoria In a . !
: Ptorll chaJI.lonshp gale
lucre today . TI1 same club Play here to- ;
mon'ol and two gans on Sundn ) ' . Score : '
IeaMolne'm . . . . . 001200102-6
1lolla . . . . . . . . 001200200-5
tIlts : Des Moines . Ii ; I'edria , 9. Errors :
Des ! olnl : 0 ; PeorIa . 2. Ilterles : Hauch !
anti Met"tmriamitt Thionias and .
Inll Mt"arland ; 'homal Iugduhe.
, HOCKI"OII. lii. . .tug. :1.-10111)1 anl Dullle. : lno
was intern-u dod nit the ( nil of the thIrd In-
Ilnl hiy In.
11UINCY , III. . , \ umg. . -No game ; rain.
ST"VNG 0) TilE TEAMS.
Pla'ed'on. . 1.0It. P.Ct.
1.lncoln . . . . . . . . , : r 31 ' 61.3
Ill' Moines . . . . . . 9i 57 ti $ t.3 .
II0ria . . . . . . . . 9' ' ) Ii 42 60.0 545.3
Qulacy . . . . . . . . 91 $ 48 .1) ' ) r..3 .
htocklord . . . . 93 4 ! 49 .
Hokorl . . . 9 4 47.3
SI. Josl'ph . . . . . . . 91 : W 3.2 4.3
Games today : 1.lncoll at Ioekforl ; St.
Joseph lt Quine ; Des lolnls-1eorIa al
100mlngton. _ _ _
Cnll's : UP 'i'hlll 'u'l'S'I'liIN : I.I3.tt'E.
"nl"l" et ) . ( 'I I miils n I.lll. I 1IIIIr
lip- " , 'nflJ l rl'Ht I I 1.1" .
KANSAS CI'1'Y . \ . .
CI'ug. -Score :
I alss City..4 0 0 : I 0 1 0 1-10
OJltl Hlplll . . . . 0 . 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 t 4
hilts : Inlsas City , . 15 ; Orund Haphl , 8.
Errors : I\unml City , 2 ; Orlli Halhl. , 6.
Batlrh" . ; JClng all Zahner : Stafford and
Canpbehl.
J.
/1 'I'UOITug. . -Scoro ;
D&lrolt . . . . . . . U 1 0 H 0 0 0 I 0-2
Milwaukee . . . . . . .0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 . -4' '
hilts : Dotrol. 1 ; MIlwaukee. 11. Errors :
I > etm cit. I : : ilwaukee. : / ( tortes ; Ulyl\
and 1m'uI'h : Stephens amid hobo.
81Elhlnl
INUIAN.\ POI.IH. Amig. 11t 2J-Th. : lnreal" -
otIs chub full'.1 to appear 01 the Icll tOll\ ) ' .
The umpire awarded the game tl Imitllauu.
upeiis 1 I ) ' a score of 9 to 0.
8''ANDNU 0" TilE TEAMS .
Ila'II.01. . Iflst. 1'.Ct.
Illanapoll . . . . 96 6 31 6l. "
Ii.
Ht Paul . . . . . . . . . 9) m :1 60.6
1nsls ( I ) . . . . lO f ) 40 G.O
Minneapolis . . . . . OS 49 4i & ) .0
MIlwaukee . . . . , 10 49 ( l 1).0 .
Hetrolt . . . . . . . . . ! 44 lt 41.9
Terre Haule . . . . . 93 .1 r 419
Orand Hlpks . . . 10 31 G 31.0
Oame today : Minneapolis at Indlanal I
.
oIls : St. I'atil nt Terre Hnlte : MIlwaukee nt
Detroit Granll } , Kansas ' ,
: taI,8IS nt Knnsl" CIty
n.u" : ! tiP ' ill - t1 ' Gr AM.t'i'hlttllS.
t
( 'nlerhilge ( ihi' ; ' " -U'Nt.11 . I trrlhh'
'Irtllt'lll " ' t Ii i , 1I.f. I . " (1 run miii . .
O'NEILL. Nob. . 4ug. -ISpeelul ( 'role-
grarn.-Coieritgp1 ) and O'el Illaell here
tOtlny. The features at the game were the
,111111 of thd" ( ' lerllle , team III the
duniruuy-llke 1 > 1115111 or lie hOle tenm.
'rhe same tCll19 1 > 1 ( ) ' here tOIIOr'W and
8In < I ) ' . Score'-- : , .
O'el . . . . . . " . .0 1 1 0 0 0.1 0 : 6
Colerlde . . . . . . U 9 0 C 1 1 0 ' -2i )
1lts : 0' : I , 1 : ColerIdge , 20. lath'rll' :
O'Nel , Jamlsl , \1 Inllt.hl I amid SII Jack :
Colerlilge hi. Cronin. , Hodlul , 1111ood. . lIIJe : V.
UHTINnTO I I : ; : eh. , Atig. 23.-Speclutl (
'reit'grutni.-'rhue ) hal game today hetwcln
hluurIuugtoui 1111ausn resulted In favor of
lartlltOI I I score uf 1 to G. The
fpltles of ) game were the good hlttnI
of the two lartrllqol unit ! Inle. Blterles :
! a\'elports mind : llk ; : Iorrlsol anti Jones.
1 loin e ruuis.lrik : , 2.
JU IAT.eh. . , "ug. 23.-Speclai ( Tele-
gmaun.-J U ala ( a a mud : hniden hhule(1 the third
game on the hOle lnt lJulll tiitty , Juniata
)
winning by I 110.0 of 12 10 G. The hOle IIl
)
hdiS'ed the better nil Iround I 1 e. Bal-
lerIcl : Junhitta . Bc"htelhelmer and \'reellll , ;
Mhiuthen , . 1'11 , uuuat h'ate. ' 'hls Is three
straight gaines . Junlala winning lt Mlndel
\"ellll"da ) ' hy 7 to Ii
bt'S1Vt'yn. . . Atug. 23.-Special ( Tle-
ram.-'he ) 11rlson ( Neb. ) club pllye"
iuk today wlh % VIihiuinu , tIme Chlll'on
hitcher II lie hox. husk won , 6 to 2.
hASTINGS Aug. : -Speclli ( Telegram. )
-The North Side Athletc club grounds
were opened this uterlOOI with a game of
bal between hastIngs all Edgar. Hastngs
won by 1 score of 1 : 10 8.
- -
XU SglJUS H.\I\I ' 10 nl'1I'I.xnJ : u.
Numthil . mug 'ilore hluishhum llhi'iiPl 'I'hll J.
l.ttll , lilt I : c. " Jtn' .
IIRISTOL. H. I. , Auq. 23.-The 111) ' re-
Ilorls that have been prlntlll regarding the
cOltlton of the yacht Defender were an-
Iwerel thuiuu nfterloon h ) a Itntlment made
to an Associated press reporter 1) ' l'resl-
donut .John lerrehof of lhe lerrcshor
llnlflCIUrhll t01111) ' , II which hc nol
01,1) ' tleiiell elphntcaly that there was
oily truth In these reports , but tleellrOI that
the hoa hut more ( lain Icl the highest cx-
Ilectltols , of her builders.
" 'hlll Is lothlll the later with Do-
fdnder , and there huts never been any s.rl-
nLer Inl )
ous truble wlh her " said : : Ir. ll rreshofr.
"The reports that her huss hues been
wlench"11 are ullualtell wihout founda-
ticin. The hreullnl ur the Ir"t slmr and
uuuitiiy of thu' slight Icehlells were ullvohl-
aide anti were not unepeete,1 , In n new hoal.
The ant hlonl,1 of the gaff was the 011) ' uteri-
Otis aCllllenl that has occurred. Last Tues.
( itt ) ' In the race It hlcame apparent that tin'
nuast . lfer the ] re\lou Icchlent , was
starceiy stronl elough for the new rigging -
J I 11. anti especially 11 the \eather thaI
prcvalel , anti , In order to prevent army pos-
vhtiudrt'w from the
Ibe : accident Deenler \llhdn'\\
race and ss'as hrouihit back to Brlslol In
rce \as hrouth
111as
order , thai she might . tl thoroulhl ) overhauled .
hauled alit ! have everything done lhal could
lie done to Intelpale any future accidents
amid , especially after she ) should bI rigged
wih her sleel hoom 11.1 , glI ! As soon its
the new mast II put lu 11ltlol the stlo :
brain wi he Ilul on , Iml Deenll'r1 then
ho real to protect Ihl America's cup. "
: tl 1' . 1lr'eshof ) was of the 0111101 Ihat the
\\'ol'k woul.1 . he completed by Momuday or
TUeslll ) ' al IhIllst. .
l'ltLUli ' : H.H'g Felt 'FillS "I'IX ( ; .
I ul tl. lti'mmih iuiu.ruuiih . ( It hers II n
rlrt--uhlle hush .
FIU-:1It. : nn.h.
.
Nell Helllln , Ihe sbhtlier cyclist , wi take
alother whl'l II L'ster Helen tins evening
itt lie Charlc "Hlle1 Bicycle 1111 , 1 t 8
o'clod 11 hl' n flfty-unhho race , sweepstakes -
stakes , every entry I\epolltn \ $25 with time
lanagelent heforl lime stum t ! II ma.le. 'lt
the wl'nU' wil take the whole anuotmnt.
Ihealdes htealirg ' 111 , 1101(0mm . "Hahhl" Clark .
leHldc ! He'lr 101on.
the comer , anti ) it. E : . McCuloulh antI one
or two enlll's train over thc river will he
In the race , which wilt he : hot anal , stubborn .
born one for nl\n ' reasol" . : Iamller Iar-
dis has I urr.\JI.1 . so that hue conte5lanl"
must rile their best 01' get nothing. In
the Ilsl place . 'it time lmit of two huours
unit ! tvemity nntnumtes has beemi lurcacrihoul
1111 tWIII mlnulls bel'l ple > crlhol
lo. hue whole Jitii'1CV. , \/aln , the unit Iwo
ln lt eVII ) ' l\d Ille ! wIll receive $10 anti
r. , l'especUvel I. an Imlucemnt to cross
the tape iltat. _ 'rhls Is lure 10 lalH I great
ruce. There wi he no 1011ng on this trip ,
anll Il11 ho uspet3 , . anti enllurln ( ' alone
that cRllreK C1' , time honor Illl cpin. HOIIIIII
Na1 that he wi wlJ or ruin . few tiret.
Ho 15 extremely.Wratiiy : over the fact that
"Shalhlcr" HoltoIi-a ! ) he cals hIm-wil
able to belt him out last week moat he says
ho'l shohll this ( Irma' whlt mclrg Is ,
" . \X l'n1\'l''I'I'U ' : 'i'tiNNhS J'I\ \ I
( limiliOS ; . 'tgii iii 14"114,1. but : In ) ' lIe
no'"umt'l 'Ihll Aferuoimi. '
Hall m"lle PlaY In the Interstate lawn
, _ tonnls tout umuuinent 11 utter ImpossibilIty
) 'cstelLa ) Time court were soal" Ihrough ,
anti through , In the ell ) ' morning , and al
the ( clouds continued to pour forth their
contents the tournament commIttee could :
tlo nothIng but look on amid grin. Some of
PH visitIng 1llyer , ! clme here for one
week amt tml Il , lleull , to arrange In stay
hunger. J Is therefore sincerely hOrl1 that
I will be IIO"slhle t phi ) ' off al 11'st the
tnal of tl IlonhlEs thlH afterucoon. I 10
more rain falls totiiy ; this whit Irohahl ) ' be
110sslhle. ' 11 ! nnl wi be called In that
event It. .4 o'doclL
Last Itght al informal receptIon and
tanlt wa' h-ven at the house 01 : lr. "Ie-
tor B. Clilwel for hue visitors. 'he large
pon'hes 5u10umlnl the hOURO were hUl ! , !
with Janalose lantlrnl mind the Interior
Ioomsere II.tefll ) ' IrralJe,1 , for the oc-
ca lon. \houl thlr ) COUIlls were present
nail the t'1cllg wns kept imp unl 1 late
hour. Tht' alTll1 WIS / decided Ilcces .
It Is expeL tml that thin tancll ! part will
now become ant or the features of the
11\1 tennis weel , II Omahn. ,
- - - - - - - -
) . 'uurf't'nlh nnttHI Ph muishti'tl .
I IAS'VINCS. ; gnlland , Aug. : -Tolla ) '
the foul tlenth round of the lnll'rnllonal
Chess 1thuisters' tournament waR . 1111 yet at
lrssls 11 > lluto In tlls el ) . the results
UI to I o'clocl heila9 follows :
Polock beat , Ounsht'r/ In a VIIIna game
after twoltY'llno moves. Schleehtm' heat
' 1llslt ) ' In a Ilueen's Ilmhlt ( teclled ) otter ,
thirty-eight nuloves. Toschgorn beat llutrthci-
Ihel II a ItCh ollenlng titter thirty-two I
moves 1Isbl' ' bent HIil In aim Evummc !
gambit after forty-tvo . In th
Iamhlt afer fory-Iwo mO\II. even-
Ing fl "lo'l time tlnll reslits were arllved
itt. Stlnlz amid Hurn Ilrel a uoen'R gnom-
bit ( declined ) after fifty umuoves. Schlefflr
amid Jnlowlkl nllourll theIr gmnes. 1.as-
ker beat 'reichunmiunmn In a qUlen's gambit
after forty mOVl'S. Alhll anti Mason ! drew
1 ray lope after fcurty-hlvo m'J'eut. 'rer- .
mach heat Marco In a rmmy lopez after fort-
live moYc 'albrotht heu.t Mlesos In
lve \lllrol ! : lo > cs II I
.
Vlonnl gnme after thl ty.nlno moves.
luclhurm I ! heat Verall In I In Illeular I
. !
opening after fort.ellhl moves. I
Clrr \ Noel Ir ; t. lluiit'uI iii ( 'luiuet' . :
Nr'lOn' " H. ! Auq. -There was a
high wllII today svheh Inlerlre,1 , somewhat
with the pIa ) II the tennis totmrnuancent.
There . were hut eight Illnnrl left out of the
eIghty at thin slari. The game for the
grant ! Slllil court wns between tacolm :
Chaee ali Carr Noel. ' 'hI Irll sot welt to
Nt'el , GThe second act also w.nt to
Neel by a score of 11 : 'el was putting II )
/ won.ltrrll . glml' . hl ; playing helnl ma--
IIfcfnt Toward lie last I of the secold set
VII\e , began Iuhr lobbing , but It was Ine- '
fectlve. Th\ ! thlr.I"slInt . also to Ned , :
6-1 , I\ml Chnce 11,1111'11 , from thin totmrua-
mont. Tire other 1Ulchls resulll :
hiovey heat liiut'ckit'y . 1-1. ] 6-2. 75.
1owlanll heat I\/tlbn ! 63.G. . 1-1. : 6-3. !
Lamed . ' . ' . G-3 . . .
beat 1.0.t. - , 6-4. 1-6 , 6.1
"I'lt'I.I , , cn lt' 't'tuhuu.
The Omaha e1I'Jcluh wi ! play n re-
turn match \lh Fort Omaha this aferoon
on the hOle grtiuummutls . 'he following wIll
mlko tip the tOlnl ; I I. I.u\rlt' . . captain ;
( I. Ii. "lulhal , 4 , 10)'lt , . H. VI' , 'olor ,
jf
Vi' . n. Vau/lln'I' ' ' 11. Coolon J. CamoJn ,
1. !
H. New . / . S. YOit ' ! I' . hi. I.'ort c ; . O.
: t"s , Charles \11 ; ( nttmhucthtmuteit , S. 1th ,
n. llroatchmie . Jjdlotugias Sttmnmiia will bl'
lUmJs
\ltchell prompl ) ' 1 t : : : : : o.
( rt'lt- ' 'c"i& ; ( ( Is . \II'rlnll.
The I'muiversity , dub team and the team
from Crete , Ncbl.\i'J ! ( play their first game
at UII'CI si ) . 1111 ! ' , hl > lcrloon. The
Crete tIlm 10 ( \1 \ b'tho very strongest In
the state anti 11\ . /111 mlit 11 ) University
leam play all ( . ) know how. lame clell
lit 3:30. : _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C ' hnr" ' " I"o'mmlt'l. I. It'uid
DI'I . Aug. ,2.- larles l olmld , or
:3 ! . I'atri OI'CC fUInol8 ; as the champion
welterweight pugilist of the northwest , hal
,
mlit'ti In thIn city of eOnlUIItol , Ilell : f
years. . lie haiti I revert ! of thlrt-thret
lights II which he was vletortous .
, Ir" . I."t 11,1 111 I "llh' ' .
IiiNVISht , Aug. . ;
II\'gn : -Glorgo Hull mini
" 'rench ) ' " Osborne immure lgnOI articles
ror a lnlhpht Saturday lt GIhett : . In
cnlltol wlh the "WI < \"tt" Iho\
Inolhor a'lvt'rtlse'I feature or which . a
COlu111 Mexican bull light.
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I'hlhllll : ( hiuummes.
\\I.I.IAIHIOl' ) Pai. , Aug . 23.-Dora-
orest. 10 ; ( 'bevi'lauuui. 15. .
\
ATI.AN'll' el'I'Y. N. J. , \ug. 23.-At.
2.-.t.
lanle City , j ; (111 , n : t. ' ) . .
lnin I Slnllll.1 Iht , ti- .
C1LAl ! I.\I'U'3 , 1 , Aug 23.-Speciah (
Telegram ) The Jlrlnon : game tJday
was posl1.oneL .n Cll'"Ult ; of raham.
CALLED IT A COLOSSAL JOB
Strong Language Used in the Northern
Pacifo &COivOr'B Onso
HEARING TO BE CONCLUDED TODAY
II.llr ) ' nf f t , 'nrmt'r ' 1IIIIrmrl'
41 'ht Inltl 11t ! 'ht' .thllulumlmumt'mit
of Ilt'i't.i ' ' Iti. , it.i t'tI-I , '
41 It.t't''t'r. It. I. " t'tl-Int'll-
ht.u is' , Shin ,1.4 J'rt'"t'uf..I. (
SEATT.LE'ashm. . . , Mug. 23.-Time feature
of the morning's lur.oceedlimgs II the orthern
Pacifc receh'ershll , was 1 two hours' address
made h ) ex.Unltlll Slates Snalor Saunders
of Montana , counsel for the coml > an ) \hle
only the queston of Jurbdlcton has thus far
been raised In lie case , Senator Sanndors
went Into tle history of Viliaril's rcglle amid
made sensational references ( to len who had
been connecled wIth Iho road. The afternoon -
noon arlumtnts were 13de by Senator John
It. Mitchell of Oregon , eJ-Senntor Jell 13.
Allen Washington , , both for the } 'nrmer
I.oan and Trust company , : b ) J. D. Crowley
of Tacoma amid ox-Senator John C. Sponor of
\\'Isconsln , both for the receivers ; and by
Colonel Sla W. t'ettit , who will close for
the railroad cOlpany tomorrol at 100n.
The addresses of Senator :1chel. ex-Seni-
ator Album arid : lr. Crowlc were directed to
the legalty of the jurisdIctIon , of the \\'Is-
consln court antI the polnls they resented I
weN along the lInes of the arrulent mantle
yesterday by Counsel C. W. Bunn. The laln
point the ) ' endeavored to establish was that
Judge Jeumltlnis' court having talwn Jurlsdle-
ton even Inller n tlt'fective ( credItors' bill ,
ant that jurisdictIon ha\'lng heen assented
10 by the defendant , coull nol now be sub-
JoeId to collateral attack . Ex-Semuntor
Spconer was allotted only fifteen minutes
and he 0 velt the mln
L.nd tlwel UpOI : point empha-
sized hy his colleagues.
Colonel Petit began his address at 4:30 :
anti his argument was unsparing In charac-
tensing as collusive the methods h ) which ,
the prlsent managcment of the road gained
control. lie dlclaroll the receivers amid their
adherents had misrepresented the facts to the
court and thereby , through comly , luau succeeded -
ceeded In securing Illpolntments hcre.
Algument viiI be resumed at 9:31) : tomorrow -
row and will be concilded at noon.
1"OI O. it. & N. lti-IttAXhZ.t'i'IO. :
Xt'\T Ot"UI'II11 I. . . . . .lt.'I ii mid
i'IeiI I ( ' liuirgt's I ; " ' , f I y leiI umeeti.
NEW \'OIIK. Aug. 23.-Thl' plan and
nlreemcnt for the reorganizaton of the
Oregol Hnlifay anti NlvJlaton company has
been made PmibhiC. I proposes the tormaton
of I new corporaton , whIch will Issue $21-
500,000 of 4 per cent Ily.year gold hond , to
he n second mortgage on property covered
h ) the Ilresent first mortgage and a
first mOltgalo 01 all the othe
ot tlte' mien' . The
prperty tll leI company. Iew
hands will he distributed a follows : Two
nuiiiion. five hnndred and elghly-three thou-
al\l dol.rs at par to existIng consoldated
murtgage bonds ; $2.591.000 11 5 per cent to
$2,182,000 exIstIng collateral trust bonds ;
$ ; ,3 OOOO reserved to retire existing lee
mortgage bonds ; $1IU6.000 leserve,1 , for betterments -
terments amid terminals , anti , $2.831.000 10 be
ns,1 for oxtenslons to not 10r tlan $30,000
Iler mile of road.
The new company wi issue $11,000,000 4
Iler cent noncumnlatvo stock and $2 , OOO.000
common stocl . Tutu preferred stock will be
preerrel wi
( lstrlhuled as follows : $5,662,365 to con-
boldated mortgage bonlls at time rate of 45
per cent ; $ : ,627 , OO 10 collateral trust bOlls
lt iO per cmt : $1 , I 10,000 to present corman
stock , a 6 per donut assessment on $2 , OOOOOO :
amid $270.2r,0 , for reorganization lxpenses , etc
The comlon stock or the new company will
he Issued share for share to tine present common -
mon slack on paymcnl of I per cenl
uss ssment.
Und r the proposel ! plan the fxed chnrges
of tIme new company for the first year of its
operatIon will approxlmnte $930.480 , as
against present fixed chargcs of $1.30,20.
'ho fixed charge of the new company will
be reducell annual ) b ) aboul $1,000 throuh
the operations ot the exlstlg first 10rtgage
sinkIng rund.
I Is proposed 10 pay the coupon due De-
cemher I. 1893. on existing mortgage hands.
'hls will requlro $31 1,575 ; betterments . terminals -
minals amid setthemnemuts of claims will
1111 sotelents wl rc-
qulro $1.2r0.000eXI'onses \ ' of reorgnnlzaton
Inll contingencies . t35.5G ; total cash re-
qtuircmiients 2000000. This wIll be met b )
the 6 ocr cent assessment al eJlslng common -
mon slole ( $ l.440,000) ) and $560,000 , which
wl be on hand from operation of the prol
erty.
erty.Arer dividends of 1 per cent shall be paid
1110n both classes of new stock , alt dividends
declared thereafter shuahl be thlstriiuumtei pro
rata to time preferreti rind flue comusmnout stock.
The preferred stock Is also Preferreti as to
aasets In case of lIquidation. but It caminot be
Inucreaseti wIthout ( itt' consent of all tire
stockhuolthers of the comimmiany. Tins board of
tilcoctors is to consIst of fifteen mieunsbera.
eight of viuoni nmust be resitlents of Oregon , .
A stock trust Itt created vhlciu assures tIme
lreferreth stockholders time right to uiomnlimato
ten of the directors Inc thus mcciv comnpamsy ,
cenmun'oui stock electing lIve. This trust agree-
moult Is to renmualn in force until J000 1. 1945 ,
unless sooner tcruuuhmmated by conusent of two-
thlrtIs of both classes of stock.
ihAihO A ONhI CEN'i' A hhi.I0 ht.i'l'E ,
Yui1muisIi Inlcts a ii A nuuuoummui'uiemit on
( hit- ( . A. Ii. hlscuirslons.
ChICAGO , Aug. 23.-The Wabash : road an-
noumuced today that It would apply a rate of
1 cent mer mIle for the Grant ! rnmy to
Louisville as far west as Jacksommylile. Mo ,
Fromus points west of Jacksonville the rate
% % -lli be ouue fare fpr time rounti trip added
to the JacksonvIlle rate. In no case , iuowever ,
vIil tIme rate exceed short litre rates ( rein
Mississhfiiui river lOlnls , This road will also
sell tickets September 16 to 19 from ootnts
in Illinois rtorth of Decatur up to amud lii-
cltudluug Ilancustliah. , tlo , , and Iowa for time
lCiaoxvlile hiattieilehd at a rate of $5.53 uddeth
to the rates at Loamlaville.
Notice was given by ( hue WisconsIn Ceo.
( rat roati today thuat U would rtmn excursions
on ( hue dates alceatly settieti by time western
roads to Curtis. Loumubarul , Thorite and Stanley -
leyVLs. . This territory hail prevlouisiy hieemm
excluded ( remus thcoso iii which ( hue low price
harvest excursion rates were to apply.
Vice Presltlent anti General Manager Mc-
Dowel of thme Monon road left lucre for New
York today , carrying wIth him time statenieuut
of the caruuimmg amid operatIng eximenises of
the road for ( he last year. lie decitned to
nuake IutmhihlC the ligures It contains until they
hmavo been haiti before thue thirectorua anal have
been apmrovod ; by timennm. It Is hcnown , hew-
ever , that ( hue statemmuent is tin exceedingly
satisfactory one consideriumg the timmiout. It
will carapace favorably with tine statement
of 1893 , whuich was tIle best in time history
of time road.
A ruling was asked ( corn the chairnuman
of the Western Lines Passt'jiger association
today as to wlmothmer the Cranth Arniy ttcket
wIll be usetl at any time after tbueir sale
for ( hue rolurn trip or wimethmcr htoidi'rs would
lie obliged to raIt until aflor Septenmbcr II.
the date foruuuahhy agreed upon , lie ruled
thmat tinder tite latest arramigeuimerut thuty , were
good at any tinme after time date of sale and
up to their final time limIt.
Coumuiut'tlhiar Ill tlm , Snultimi'rmi l'mucille ,
SAN JOSE , Cal. , Atig. 23.-Articles of Incorporation -
corporation of the San Jose & . \viso ! call-
road were filet ! toulay ammO a $10,600 guaran.
to alepoalteal In the First National batik of
Sari Jose. Tine eommipanuy will buIld a breath
gauge railroad frommi Alvhmo to Sanu Jose.
From San Francisco a regular iluuo of bay
steammiers Iil ply to Alviso , coniveyimug
freIght frouui Oskianti , Vallejo. llerkeley and
ether bay oolnts In oppositIon to ( lie Soumtht.
em PacIfic _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
iiuiI I ronuil Multi for Cuisti ,
OS\'EGO , N. ' 1' . , Aug. 23.-Pursmnamml to an
orier of Jimsuice Chase Parker of lime rtml-reumuo
court the Sotithmern Central math was sobi
urutlor mortgage torechosmure lucre today by
iteft'recc F. C. 11111. Time property wa I
knocked tiown to thai storhimoblera' reorgaihi-
zatloum connmmuittee for $ h,00'.000 ) in cash , whaili
was iiaitl Oil ( ice spot.
'ho ( nrry Col ltui to Jllmgln mitt ,
I.OUiSV1LIJ , Aug. 23-The LouIsvIlle &
Nashville roatl hiatt oerfeetetl miegohi.utlons for
the inaugura'lon of a eteamashmmp freight zen-
Ice bet5en this country and Europe , time
vcsaels to ply between t'enaac3ta amid Liver-
pool , TIme uluhisa to be lutit Into tiuc lIne mire of
lnumnense capacIty and are the luroperty of time
United States Slulpphmmg coimsiuauy of New
York. The first ship will leave h'cmusaeola on
or muluommt October 23 , mid nuomuthuly amuilimuga
are to be gtmararmteetl thiereafter tmnmtll Fehuru-
ar ) ' , Sltoimitl ( came imstify sticlu sri extemmIonm
of time servIce uulmlps will clear for LIverpool
fortnlghthy , Immateatl of mmmonthuty.
The Louisville & NashvIlle espects a heavy
cotton ( mule wlthm tin' ateaiusshmip lIne , as thue
vessels wIll run between the center of thi
cottoui flelils nard tIme hretest ; : ( cotton muusrket
in time world , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
iC'tihh'i'S S'l'iII. ON 'ritE MOYIi ,
: ali'iu ( mum tist' Vt'M1l'upiM 'l'liruumgha I iii'
( 'll 'l'tltiiuy ,
Train No. 2 cmi the Union Pacific passetl
thurotight Ouiaba-Jast evoniltig at 5:35 : going
east 'Itii fourteen cars attachmetl. Time trihn
carries ahiotit 135 iCmmlghits Temumluhir cii-
route to horton , They. comnprlso ( lie granul
communsanticry of Coloratho'youuuing auud Momu-
tails antI the party is In charge of S. A.
hlutchinsonm , general traveling Passenger agent
or the Union l'aclfic ,
iriIlImug for SVmuler.
Time governnuemat Is nisking an experiumient
near hlolyoke. Cob. , on the line of tine II , &
M. to ibid s'ator for irrigation. A large ache-
elan wohl is now belmug drilled as an exporl-
nmont , atmul if this proves successful ( hue work
will be carried ftnrthior.
Itni isvuu - tulis mu mmii I'erauuuuils
Major hiuchmauuan of the Elkhorm , left for
the illack hills last eve-mihuig ,
_ 1. Vi' . Siosson. general agenmt of time Denver
& hUe Granule iii ChIcago , is iii the city.
Vi' . V. Ihlchuartlson , traveiinng passemuger
agent of the l'enmnsyivanla , Is iii the cIty.
T. A. Godfrey. cIty ticket agerut of time
Missouri l'aclIlc , has reached Iloston , after
visitIng Montreal anti Qtsebcc ,
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iSDi'roits OtPI' is 'VilE ht.t ix.
ViMeoulsin& I'ri-mt's.ssoelaf Vim ua mu
Visit to I il ( ' ( 'it ) .
Mentbers of thuc 'hscomisimi l'ross assocla-
than to the number of se'eiity-t'o arrived lii
Omumahia ) 'esterthay mnornlnsg in the midst of a
drenchulng , rains storumu ( mat prevemited hurevi-
ously nrranmgrd lmiamns for thicir receptiout by
the Counniorclal chub , mmnti convinced ( hue
Cxctursibnists 'that all of the stories abottt
Nebraska's shortage eu nioisture are hot
true.
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There are over 300 nuemmibers of the \Vis-
consimu l'ress assoclatioum , whuichi hmas been
In existence for a nmtmmnber of years. A bumd-
floss mnieetlimg Is lick ! each winter. and each
mtunummmer mini excursion is haul by thio
( ohiero who cans get a few weeks froasa
thmo grind ttm.it Is chuaracleristic of their
culling. Time hcresemit exetmrslouu itft ChIcago
Timursday night. Tine trip 'Iih Iniclammie a ( Oman
of Colorado hiolusts ammO a vmslt tts Salt Lahc -
anti Ogtlenm. The nuenimbers of time' huart will
be Iii the \-e8t tens tlays , and will return
by ivay of Omnahma.
\\'hiens tile excurslonlsts arrived thuoy were
inset by a conimnmittee from ( It ? Comnnsiercl.ul
curl , antI escorted to thie MIllard hotel ,
u'luero ihlrmutor was serveth. l'hums for a drive
orei tue city were alsantloneti , arid as ummany
of ( hue varll' as desIred to face tue rain
were shown over ilium city Imy mnemluers of time
cltnl ) counmnulttee , Thit' editors visiteti Tine
hice building iii a hotly anti were nuucii iii-
( crested ins their exaunulnatiomi of tIne paper
and its home. . The it irty heft over
( lie hltnrhington for time west at -I
o'clock. Time party Is In charge of
John Nagle of Maumitowoc , vu'csltieust. and 0.
P. Itoemsler of Jei'tersoui , secretary of thus
association. Those emu time e'ccimrslomi are :
Johns Nagle. l'hiot. Manltouvoc ; 0. F' . Itnes-
alec arid vife , Banner , Jefferson ; F. If. huh
tinci wife amnti Jeanette M. huh , Teh.-Coumrler ,
hCemioshma ; Ed L. Luchow , Ieumsocrat , Ilaraboo ;
M. I' . Itinidhaub amid wife.Vltucess , h'Iatte-
'lllo ; 3. F. Eartaclc uuumtl s Ito , Non's , hlara-
iuoo ; It. Vi' . Cheever anti 'le miintl Mrs. l5thitiu
hlamailhtoi' , hierahh , Clinton ; Atloipiu Cxtumtirlauu
and wife and Miss hlickisim , Nortlatern. La
Crosee ; C. S. Taylor anti wife , .Slnlehuh , Iharroun
L. Vi' . Chnapunaui amid vmfe. Seum , l'halunfieid
Arthur Frunmkenhjurg , Iensocrat , W'esi liemud ,
It. Vi' . Meyer anti wife and Mrs. Jtnlla liar-
beck , Voiksfretnntl , Appleton ; IS. I ) . Coo anti
'lfe , ItegisterVhltewator ; II. M. 'Yomnnmuunss
amid wife , FreeunanuVaimkesha ; 0. Ii. Brand
ammO wife , htecorder , Janesviiho ; Vi' . h. Osborne
antI wife , Chronicle. l.a Crease ; N.V. . Smalis
and uife. Noire , Lake ( leneva ; 1)r. 0. L.
Smith and wife , Ilaunnuer , Jefferson ; E. Mc-
Glaciulum mmntt vlfe , Jotmrmual. Stevens PoInt ;
Prof. L. D. Ilars'cy amid 'Ife , I'llot , Mautiho-
woe ; Etlward Iecker , vife ausd dauglmter ,
Atlvocate , ( ireen Bay ; S. I ) . Gootlell amid wife ,
Elliot Kirby and Mrs. Ida Pauhultuck , Miner ,
hiurley ; Vi' . II. hiurk and Mrs. J. I" . hlanon-
steluu , Telegrams , Cimeboygaum ; lien S. Sopor ,
'tVlscouislum Christian Eundeavor , Oshmkoshm ; Albert -
bert l'hatz amid W. Ftmnk , Abeusdstern , La
Crease ; Charles II. Itogers. union , Fort At-
klnsoru ; hi. 1) . hhmiason. Observer , Oregon ;
h' . Atkinson , Leatier , Eatu Claire ; hleucry
htotlie. Timmes-hteview , Fennmnhnnmoro ; F. 'F.
Yates , News , \.msimbunrum ; II. S. Knox , Free
h'ress , ltlpomn ; J. \'aggomner , Iteporter ,
Oconto ; Ella A. Glica , State Journual. Math-
eonV. ; . Vi' . Clarke , Tolepinomue , MIlton ; humus
Ieimututic , IemubhIlcumier , 1"oommtalia City ; htes.
Tlmeo , Marthu , Gegenmwart , Appletoum ; Framuk It.
Ilelussea , ilamumier , Chiniomu ; A. It. lceumup , Jouur-
i'mul , Geumos Jmmumetlon ; Cimarles G. Storks aimd
u-e : , Journal , Berlin ; F. Vi' . Coon armi chft' .
Reporter , l5lgertomm ; C. F. Amigtmntlnm arid wife ,
Press , Milwaukee ; J. Ii. hleg amid wIfe , TLmc ,
Ieiavani ,
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3huirrisige ileemsit.
Tue following rmsarrIuge licenses were
gransttoh by tlue counnty Jtmdgn yesterday :
Naumme nnth Residence Age
Nela Liusd , South Ommiahun. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Mary Nystrnmn , South Omihmn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
henry hscicermmmeyer , Phillilius. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Anunlo Shuock , Onnahma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . it
I,00.tL iIlti11'1'Kh3i ,
This coroner has replevlnetl frouuu Slsrlfr
Drexel several hutintireti dohiars' worth of
rumbbor gootha whIch were attacheul In the
stock of the Onuaha 'l'ont anti Awntng corn-
Pan ) ' .
'lice Lamp Clmlnsney liskinug l'owtler conm-
IuauuY hmas Incorporated , proposlmug to deal in
lamp chmhnumnueya anml bakIng howd'r. Its capital -
ital Is $30,000. TIme luicorporators are : IS. S.
Gatchi , hO , iii. Gate ! , anti J. 11. Ehdrltl6e.
A system of electric call bells Is behnug
plactil mu ( lie court hiotuss far ( hue jut'y roonums.
'rime jturles contInued for deliberatIons wIll li
aide , whiens runytliimmg is vansted , to give tIne
bailiffs of time respective courts an electric
sic ock.
half a dozen more tiplihlcanits for positions
on thne police aind fire tlepartmnuenta were cx-
minsined by time imniurumimptu , "civil aervlc
consmisslon" orgarulzrti by tine ( ilutrrchrlhl-Ituumi-
sell board yesterday. This caniphetes tine ox-
amnlnatlon , about eighty apitlicanuts imdvmimg
been exanminetl.
Yesterday afternoons a rmmamu was found hyhmmg
In omits of ( lao doorways of ( lie Dehitmiso hatch
evitlently 'ery Iii. lie 'as remnioved to ( hue
police statlomu , wiucre ( hue cIty Phuysielart was
sunimommeil to attemuti hulun , . It was ahhseoverc-j
that tim musani vas afflicted with humug troumbluis
nuid hue want rennoveth to ( lie I'restmyterlanm luau-
1,1(01. ( hh is 1101150 Is liemury Latter and ime luau
biut reccuntly arriveni Ins tire city from Now
York.
Scrofula in the Neck
Imi tlangerous , disagreeable antI tenacious ,
but hood's Sarsaparihhui as o thoroughi
blood ptmrlfier , cures thIs amid all othmcr
forms of mucrofula.
- r had a btincls ems
issy neck as large as
a lien's egg. I was
advIsed to have it
cut out , ) tit 'utmld
not. A friend img.
. ' geuteci that I take
- ) , p Ilood'a Sarsaparliha
- . winds I ama glad to
r say that I did , and
- soontho bunch
; ; / . p 1.ial , Entirely Dlsap-
' 1171 ' 4 pcarod.
( IL ' , . .InJ-i i can truly praise
hood's Sarsaparlila , for I know i I , an
excellent nnodlclnu. I hivu reooismnuncdutI
hIoonI'a Sarriaparilia highly In tlue vast ,
niat shalt cousttnuo to do so. " Mas. EI.LA
hiiLLmNata , hted Cloud , Nebraska ,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I , the only true blood purifier proral.
neatly in thee public eyo. 1 ; sIx for ,
H , i lii Lr. lbs boil aft.r-dtniruer
001.1 1S
. 9 rmntam.r&aimisitiiuua.
KNICILTSITILL \ TAKE BOSTON
Coming iii S1uecia Traiiis from All arL8ii
the United Sthth and Canada.
ThIRTY ThOUSAND TEMPLARS ENROUTE
ilonhm ( iy ( imukluug I1s1 ruutrdiumnr
Prt-lmira I latuis for I but' illuterlau Iii-
naomi I of I lit' V I uI t.irs-'l'umostimuy.
to lIe flit' ( rt'uut lui.
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IIOSTON , Aumg. 28.-Prelmaratlonsa for the
I I-Iou mm In I coin clove of iCuul ghu I a Tern iuli : r of
this L'iultetl States are being mantle. Otaerv.i.
lieu stuunutlu mire alspe.urlung hmy tIme acore aiomsg
thmo hlnso of time gre.ut luarade mumuti hutuuutlretts of
decorators are euugugetl his hiaruglrsg tmtmrtlng , ,
Ihuuga antI emishlemuis cii btmihttlngs amid real-
thenuec's nnrtl tln electric tii5phn ) Ill otnltlo
an'thnluig of the IcIntI ever seerm ins New Enug.
lanai. The Ilor.sl ticcorat bus lut I hue ImubbIlu
gartlomus ' (4111 lo one of ( lie features of the
cIty's docoratlois. here 200 tlor.uI arches are
being erected anti 100 Masomalc cnmmbleuuus Ia
flowers antI ; clannts are br'lmig arranged.
Tuesday , time day of the grauuil Isaratle , Ins
wimichu It Is estlnnaetl , ( that mue.trhy 30,00G
Ilnlghuts svihl ilartlciltate , will hi , tine great
tiny of time week , antI if ( lie weather is fair it
is belloveti over 300,000 visitors will be hi
tine cii ) ' . Excursions froumi all luarts of New
Eriglamtti is-ill be clam , ttm Iltustomi amutl hurnks ,
luiubiic ollIces annul mmncmst of ( hue large itusinuesut
imousos svlii close for tlae tiny. l'laces of
vlintago muiummrg tim line of uuiarcim are being
taken ratItily at frounu $2 to $10. Tue coumn-
nnltee ( nrrarngimmg for the hruuIe Itreuhict it
will be one of time gmandest isageamus ( ever
seems. 'h'luere wIll be over SOG horses 1mm line.
IOu ) luimatis ss'lii '
iuarticipato 'tsuntl scores tuf
urultttmo features .ure Itromumiseti by Kmslghnts
ir-omum . differeuut harts of time coumuutry. There
% .hll be emily a few huuislns , seusioums of tInts
conclave anti tIme week ss'ilh be glvcuu l )
iumalnniy to iileast.re. hxcmmrsIonms anmtl reed-
t ionis nil mu est s\I t hauti t mm in number mayo hee mm or-
ranged auad it is euttlummitetl : ( luat ihostomi wIll
almond over $500,000 1mm eratertalmulnig her
guests. _ _ _ _ _
0mm Ic Iii liii it mulgi. ha l'iuaa ( el , ii'uugo
CIIICAflO. Aug. 23.-htallway tralnm , , sl-
tloims amaul huotels svtio cross-tied todty : svlth
arrlvinng anti delurtlnug Kuuights 'h'cuunhulur eu
thnehr vmiy to hlosttmns. A special tralmi or-
rh-ed froumu tine est at 10:31) : ) ivlthm ( me Ojk.
lamn ml , Ca I. conmimnum : tu 0 cry. ( ho nuucunibers of
ii lutchi conmtimitrrtl their jourmuey to thin cast
tomslght. Tue itocicurti , lii. , uieiegal toni ar-
rhveil abotut noon auttl fohloweth tine Oaklamiti a
'i'enummlarut ; to ijostonu. Clutivailer lia'ard annul
Mommtjoio corasnniauutleu-ies of Chicago , time for-
mimer escortimag mime grarmul casnumaaianidcry uf
h I Ii mnols , left over I hm'a iiashu ' ii turl am g t ha
forenoon auth several tieicg.tteut fromm : ( hue
msorthuvest arrived during ( lie tlay.
'i1ih
: Madjca1
( 'rumuviacti IVitlu Stut'ee'ot
uor Surgical '
LUFL losHlute
rtcl.\.Ohl4 , ( limnmii 1(111.1 l'r'ivitc
EASS
_ % , i ( .11 iO ( 'sit muril. , All ilsnuusi's of tiut ,
% tMt' , 'i'Imrlult. ( 'li'st , Stuuu'iu , , hiuvels
mimi Il-t'rm hl-ilm'neeit' , ' , mlrh.'oetii' ,
St rId II ri' , tuu Ic 'it'ul 4e uum , I I ' ,
lhbntitl , Shini amid iIIimt'v ) ' - ,
L't' a , ii i , , Vt'mu mc ii . nut , hims I il a a ii ii i at
( ' ( It iSiS , ( lomutrniuo'si.
A 1,1. . I'lL m . .t'i'miHi.tsis .t I ) ni- - - '
Olti)5-lhtS all" 5hl5N.
New York Hospital
TREATMENT.
FOht A I. ! . llt5IM ( ) h FiSMt 1.11 W'll.ti.
: % is.mt A : ' . I ) lhSm6.tSES at. '
'O3lEN
1'ILES , FIS1't'hA , FlSSt'htlS , imcrnsianient-
ly cunu-ed withiotut the true of kuilto , ligature
or catistic.
All correstmontlemseus nmnsweretl lmromhtlY.
hlusines't ntrletly comnfichenIai. Mt'dlcimse sent
tree fronts observatloni to mull parts of tiu
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coiummtm-y. ,
( iLI I on or utthtl mess , sv I ( Ia sat a mump , fair ( ' 1 rcnr-
mrs. Free Ilook , Itecilteg arid ti'iuulttorn
lllanmks.
'l'm'i'iitumii'nit lmmuuill , eommsmiltuulloii tree ,
Omaha Medica ) and
urgica1 institute ,
i4tlt utid Iotmglns St. , Omaha , Neb. - ' '
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PLUG H
Ti ! . lare3t piece. of
Good tobaccQ
er 1d for o cents
f ( HEW \
IwL1r
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M'CREW '
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wuzo 'lutsATs ALL
' PRIVATE DISEASES ,
Weuiknosi sod 5&rI
iIlturders or
MEN ONLY a
' Siory cure a'uarauuteed
, ' iso y'uirs' UIittrIeflOO.
l7esraInOiaa& .
I Liii . ' Yruns Sits. ,
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a ( Li.b.te , ' . EiuglI.li ijiEu.nd
ENYROYAL PILLS
I ' suJ Osly Geautiim.
UrigIasI
, _ . ! -c usj. , .au.bui. LADlI. s5
. $1 $ ' : mu1,1 5 , ( % tiS..u.r . i.2ut.s pie-
/4a' . .Ja,4.4l. 1tt4 u4 tJ.U i.ttsimi.
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