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Sport. 1 Dcclded TIprovem6ut Over the
Two Prcccl11ng Days ,
OrlELA ESTABLSIES A TRACK RECORD
'J'rl\'cll tht : IIt In 2111 ( a.4 t III'r
U"UHr . 'Ih''rle Clreu'I"tll. , . ts
-HI I I ' 1'ii ( , n'u J'Iu'iost
-11 ) ' t.I' , l'hlllll Situ t
Out by" " Avcidcttt.
The racer at the state fair yesterday wer
a vast tmpro\'ement on the two previous
da's , And vast throngs whIch packed the
, \ , huge alnllhlheater ant lined the track around
attested
the northeast and northwest turns ale
to their delight In tumults of a\lplalse. \ Startet
Culhertson called the horl lp rrompty for
the frt race at 2 o'clocl , ant got -he'
off grandly on the first trial. After this
there was not a single hitch In running oft
the Iplendtt carll. Interperalng the races
was some fancy trick bicycle riding ant an
Interesting performance \ ! y Mark 1 Coad
astride his beautiful \ddle horse. ThIs animal
" . ' . Is a many gaited fellow , and hL Itylsh acton
- met with a warm reception at the hands of
the admiring crowd. 0
'fho 2:16 : pace was the race of the afternoon.
I was won In straight heats ! y J. D. Cnn-
nlngham's handsole little gray marc , Ophe-
la , who made the record of time new track
thus for In the ccond heat , when she reeled
) ol the mile without a lip : In 2:167 : Ihe-
" 0 nom , Billy Paxton's fast colt. was distanced
In lho first heal hy reason of a breakage
In the horse'a hobbles. lie was acting
finely and woulll undoubtedly have made a
7 different race out of I Ilad It not been
for this unfortunate accident. The closing
race. a three"luarlers and repeat was a
spirited affair , Mantel running out a felt
of seven skates II elegant shape. The day's
events :
First race 2:21 : pace puree $ t : Det-
tic ICing . bl < . f. . by Winslow Wilkes . J. ' \ ' .
Orlls , / elrson , In . : : lay 11. \V. , b. m. , by
Adrian WIlkei . C O. Youlove : Ahamon ,
n. m. hy IDnon , B. P. Kirk . Mason City ,
In. , : King ( ' , oidemar . h. h. , by le1oten , 11.
P. Owen Hubbell , Nab ; DIck , g. g. . by . Ira
M. . J. Ii. b'tetmon Sliver Creek . Neb. Sol
Dot , . hy Deacon H. , J. W. Hnwldns , iraiis , .
Clt Neb. '
City , Summary :
DIck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 I 1 1
Ooltemlr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 2 4
Algamol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 3 3 2
May 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 543
Betlo King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 .1 4 ds
Bol Dot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lIs
Time : 2:2lU : . 2:20 : ½ , 2:2' : . 2:24 : ; .
Second race . 2:2 : trot purse $ GO : .Johnnle
n , cim. h. by Igmont , A. hurst lavhl :
. City : Durnngo lele , hr. m. . by 'alchen
\\'iIk(1 , M. UaliaFhL.r I'rpmont : Ooh1ellge.
h. I g. , by herman H ilamnblctoimlimn . A. S. l'nt-
rick \ Omaha ; Shad'llnd Acmne h. h. , hy
'VICK'S NI1WOOI11. . I ) . Gould. Fullerton ;
Guy I. . 1 , . g. . by : Honer Boy , J. J. Lamborn ,
Indlanoll , Ncb. Summary :
Guy L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 1 1
Iurango Belle . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 1 2 2
Shadelalt Acme . . . . . . . . . . . : 3 3 4
Johnnlo H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 4 :
Ooldedgo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 5 5 ds
TIme : 2:2 : . 2:251. : , 2:25 : , 2:27. :
'fhlr.1 rue , 2:16 : pace purse $800 : Radius .
n. g. . by Tangent ! : Phcnom r. s. by Director -
tor / , ' \ ' . A. Inxton , Jr. Omuhl : Bile 11lce.
hr. " . , hy 1111ter , i. C. Kestersol Fnlr-
bury Neb. : Aganwnnon . b. h. , by ' \ olfele ,
J. B. Davis , ltumnboldt Neb'i Gus 'fupper.
Lr. s. , hy Dictator . J. B. btetson . SI\'er
Creek Neh. : Ophelia . g. m. . by Alfred J.
D. Cunningham. Knoxville , Nr1i. ; Tom .ee.
K. s. . by ShlIplal1 Onward , Tom Lee , Ful-
lerton , Neb. SUlmal ) ' :
Ophl-la . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 1
AKlmennun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 : 2
Radius . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2 . : 2
Tor Lee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 4 4
GUq Tapper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 5 ( Is
1110 Pierce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 ls
Ihenom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ir
. ls
Time : 2:1S4 : . 2:16 : , 2t1. :
Hunnln , , three-fourths oC I mile and repeat .
peat , purse $ 2o : Monteli . h. g. (114) ( ) , by
Prince Oeor e , DicIt Tilden Denver , won
the first heat : Ilt Halley . Lr. g. (1) ( ) . by
Pal 'rurroil , N. O. 1CKl'f fond : Storm ,
h. s. (11) ( ) , Harry Edwards . H. Campbell ,
York , Neb. . third. 'lmc : 1:19. : Mantel won
tim POCOllt heal In lhe ' 1010 time . with
Captain Hardy seeonl and Pat Jllcy third.
' - ' Jierwyn ran , Duster , Storm and His Honor also
- 0 CARD FOR TODAY.
Trotting . 3 years old and under , 2:45 : class :
lacln . 2:32 : class purse $ O : Lotus b. h. .
11. iT. Smith. Davht City . Neb : Lina ! V ,
< h. 1' . . I. ' . G. ieifle Albion , Neb. : happy 1)r. .
b. h. , M. Gallagher , Fremmmont . Nob. : Nor-
yard . bik h. , Morris J. Jones Hed Oak Ia. ;
Rose : f , g. m. , O. 1' . Muldoon . . Omaha .
Neb. : F'reston . g. s. . A. 11. Cotton , Beloit
ICan . : harry Mount bl : . s. , \'elr & Peel' .
, dntvermi Ia. ; Pictato . br. s. . Hiram fewis
0 Fulel ton Neb. : CIHrley B. eh. h. , Charles
Imerrey BUlngton , 10 , ; George F , Bob
Stewart.
'Irottng 2:12 : class purse $ ,0 : The Con-
qupror , s. s. , Keystone stock farm , Omaha .
Neh. : McVera , b. s. . Dick Tilden , Denver.
'llen
Colo. ; Pat I. . b. e. . J.V. . Lash. Auburn
Neb. : The Corporal , b. g. , C. E. Morse .
Columbus Neb
nunnlng , one mIle and repeat , purse $0.
GIIN'I'ILY VoN 1 IOU : .JOI PA'l'CIIIIN .
10 U""lrt , Ir.lu'n " 1,1 Only One
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I..t Quarter I'nee.I.
1 J.'VAUKEE , Wis. . Sept. IS.-John H
Gentry the fastest stallion In the world .
today Idllell another to the list oC victories
which brlghten' his remarkable record by
beating Joe Iltchen , his most formidable
rival In three 8trlghl heats It the fair
grounds . No records were wiped out , and
time two racing kings dhl nol show the speel
which they have proved that they 110ssess.
But the time waR such ns only these horses
nll one or two othlf , Robert J among them ,
CUll 110sslbly hive made. 'I'Ime fastest
mile , which was the first paced. was done
In 2:0 : . . and the fastest quarter was In
0:29. : provided no mistake was male by the
ofclal ttmnors . UHI there se'm.d to be an
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Impression among fomo of the I'erns who
hold watches that this WIS the ease. ; , This
was the final qUlrter .0C the last ] hint , and
: cJtnr ' drove Gentry hard and was close
pressed most oC 11\ way by Vera Capeile .
the must 'Isconsln mare . who wn In the
race to mlko 1 record for herself and to
urge the others on If they should need I ,
which turned out not to bo thin case. 'rho
exhibition \IS a line one . and the only thing
thimtt marred It % V&1S Pntcimtn's failure
thlt InrrCI WIS II\cll'n's Caluro to t get
sllrted In the last hent. he losing his feet
anti being practically . out of the contlst us
they heft thmo wire. Twenty ' thou'nt 1)00-
leo-
ph' saw : the race . SUI lmlrles : :
First race . 2:18 : trot pimro $ 600 : Agnthl
won the timird IUh and elxth heatH and
face. third. : :194. : \ 2:19.b2:2. : : Joe Won-
ler 1Irbl ( Hmmblet . bony H and Tor-
< erf )
nado also Itnrtell
ecoml ( race. 2:24 : trot purse SGo : Volney
won the first , Ifh and sIxth heats and
. Time 2:19 . , 2:19 . ' . '
race. : : : % 2:22's.'iikes : .
Tom etarted. Ier , Bnltnlo and Eidredge ulso
'rimird race , special mntch , pacing , l1urse
$3,000 :
John n. Jentr , b. s. ( F . E. lc-
Henry ) . . . . . . . . . . ( . . . . : . . 1 1 1
Joe I'atchien . . h. I h. ( Curry ) . . . . . . 2 2 3 :
Y'-rn .oo Cnpt'ile . . . b. ma. ( i.ummbar . ) . . . . . . 8 3 2
Time : II.I'.t.b. : , 2:053k : I'I.lhar :
, rAVOIII'I'ES 1.0S11 - A'S' IltGITO : .
Ont"llcrH ' ! < 01 , the Plr.t 'l'hsree
I , ' , 'itM 1 111 1) ' .
NEYOHK. . Sept 1S.-Fnvorites suffered
a Brighton Bench today , tor It was not
unt the fourth race that one gal In a win-
ner. The first race was nn upset for Tom
Harding . with Hett up , was backed down to
3 to I Ill 1 to 2. antI host Ito took the I
10:11 : nt the ( nil of the flag and heM I Intl
the last sixteenth. when Iecfo came with
I rush on Cuckoo amid landed the lrso by
1 ne ' k. lIe was nt 2 to 1 tn the betting ,
Ilhouh some got lS good ns W to 1.
Helr Igatn had the mount on the favorite
In the ( second , Arlne being quoted nt t to 5.
Iialmnnghie with n. Doggott II time saddie
jllpcd Into the lead 111 held 11 to the end .
Winning handily by I longth. Kllie Hoe
and Jlbo Murphy were equal choices In the
third , but were beaten. Inqnlrlldo won
With Knlo Hoe second. Lithe Tom was
nice nn o < ltson favorite In the fourth , with
Captain T a second choice. Little Tom led
11 the Wl ' nnt won pulled up ( rein host
Brand time worst oufsider In the lot . Cap. I
thin ' 1 being la"t. with no run In him. An .
ordinary lot oC 2-year-ol1 wont to the lOst
tn the IUh. ) with Prince LIef n.s thE favorite .
oddsomm. Yankee Doodle was quickest awn ) '
and opened 111 IL big gnp In the back
"treleh. In the last quarter Prince 1.llf and
ticy luo llasHed him nnll they 1'lshc In
that order. Long Hrluge the oldson favorite -
ite . won the last race IUm1m11 ! ( s :
First race . live ftmrhongs : Cuckoo (2 ( to 1
won. Tom HardinI (3 ( to I ) scon , ! . OIl Dominion .
minion t6 to 1) ) thlr.l. Time : 1:0Ia. : \
Second race , live furlongs : ljalmnagh' , ' (10 (
\ (0
: . to 1 ) won , Arline U 10 ! ) maeond , Ulmot
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\ I (30 to 1 ) third. 'l'lmo : 1:03. :
Third mco , mia anti 1 sixteenth : In.
qulrondo ( ( I to 1) ) von . Kallo Hoe ( ' to 1
L000nd. Nlolnl (0 to 1 ) third 'lme : 1:49\ : .
Fourth nice , mile : I.tWo Tom (1 ( to I )
won/ Best lra nIl (30 to 1 ) second , lanwl
(10 10 1) third 'rime : 1:43\ : \ )
Fifth rnce. six furlong : Prince TAct (1 ( to
I ; ) won . Sky Blue (0 to 1 ) second , Yankee
Doodle (4 ( ) 1 ) thlnl. ' 'me : 1'16't .
Blth race one mile : Long Bridge (2 ( to 6)
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wnn , Claruq 02 ( 10 1 "ond , Itrr Alonzo
( & 10 I ) thmd. Tmmmme. 113 ½ . )
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tSWN , I'\HIC 1t.tCiis hAlt ) 011.
'Jnlclt t hind Xlthlll hit tht Forel"
honk to nu AmmiImsl. .
Owing 10 the IntrnsrI ) hot weather and
the drlre 10 let the ( horsemen around the
track In VnlNI park . have one day nt the
fair , the races /dlClule for yesterday after.
noon were declared off , much to time disgust
of several hundred people who 1111 ( tolon
comfortable seats In time big , cool nmphl-
thenter Time foreign book , howevl' , was n
big attraction , and several hundred men
glthN'et In the betting 'heds und played
the Brighton Iml St. Louis races with great
zr'al amid wlt/ 1 degree Qf s\CC ! ' thll made
Bookilal "r Mlrtl ve ' weary Two ! pe-
chulVestern Union whrcs bring the report
anti tim the races the PositionS of the headIng -
Ing horpcs sire noted nl every division ot
the track . ' 1he time made 01 both these
courses mind Ilso In the great races at
Oravesrnll again emllhlslzI the fact that
either Union Illk Is the fastest track In
the world , or also there are horses here
thai would ho Tllizu winners anywhrre. In
only enl race was the Pnlon park record
beaten , end 11 10 other case tlel.
There will be a big , card tomorrow. Old
Freehand ! . the "terby'lnner . " wi he ridden -
den h ) his 011 ( Jockey . ladlet. In I Imlf-
milo dzmshi and there wl he live other
races The track ts very fut and there Is
no Ilust luols Will be Mid on the mie
heat will be race admitted at the fair free. grounds track . Women
, , 'eml her lint 1111 'l'raek P8MI.
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S' LOUIS , Srpt. IS.-Thl' weather nl the
fair grounds was warm and fair and the
track fast. Three fa\'orltel two second
choices and one outsider captured the
CVCfltS. IteMimits :
First race , mdx furlongs purse : Aunt Sue
(6 to 1 ) won , Kno ( S to 1 ) second Isabella
(12 ( to I ) third. Time : 1 :16. : I
Second race . live furlongs , selling : ArdeU .
( l to 2) ) voii . Fannie Howcn (0 ( to I ) second ,
1"xll ( hi ) to 1) ) thlr < . 'flme : 1:02th. :
Third race . mile and seventy yards , veiling .
Ing : Probasco (8 ( to I ) Won Booze ( ( to 1) )
second , Sail Itoss (3 ( to 10) thlr.l Time :
1.rt : .
Fourth race four and a half furlongs ,
elr.I : iiroasido (8 ( to 1) ) won , Clllehl ( I
OI to : 1 ) , second , Sir Archer (2 ( to 1) ) thiird . Time :
Fifth race. one mile , selling : Treasure (2 (
to 1) ) won , Storekeeper (9 ( to 5) ) second , Sii-
\Ido (3 ( to 1) thIrd. Time : 1:43 : % .
Sixth race . six furlongs , purse : Snmo (1 (
to 1) ) won , Servitor (2 ( to I ) second , ' 'els
Street (5 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:16. :
Chit'lin J.nlll ' 11 'Ihrel " 'Inlt-rl.
CINCINNATI , Sept. IS.-I our favorites
und a well backed , second chalco won the
fire races Il Oakley todn ' . Clayton rode
three winners and I ! lwo. The /n.
Ishs In nil hut the Irst race were close
and exciting. The attendance was large ;
weather suits : clear and very hot ; track fast. He
First race , five furlongs purse : Pete ( :
to 1) ) iron PrirIe ICing ( I to 1) ) second , Corn-
mnisioner Frank " (10 ( 10 I ) third Time :
1 :02 .
:023k. :
Second race , seven furlongs purse : glse
(2 ( to 1) ) won hub Marten (0 ( to 1) I ) second ,
Master Fred (20 ( to 1 ) lhlnl Time : 1:2S : ½ .
rec 1:21.
'hlrd race five and n half furiongs . purse :
Den Eler (1 ( to 10) ) won , Slne ( i to 2) ) "ec-
0111. farQulese (1 ( to 21 ) third. Time : 1:0S' :
Fourth race . seven furlongs purse : Strat-
.101 (3 ( to 1) ) won Yellow Hose (20 ( tO 1 ) sec-
and . EVlnatls (2 ( to 1 thlrl. , Time : 1:27. :
Fifth race ole mile. sellng : La Creole
(1 ( to 5) ) won , Slgur (12 ( to 1) ) second , Oascon
(1 ( to 5) ) lhlrd. Time : (2 : % .
' 'l I'l t Only l'lel-,1 'Fv ( ) " 'liners.
DETROIT , Sept. IS.-Tho talent picked
two winners at Windsor today , the other
races going to two second choices and an
outsider manes : Weather clear ; track fast Sum-
First race six and I halt furlongs : Begue
won I.alooro second , James V. Carter
woni . Time : 1:2\ : \
Second race . live furlongs : GeorgIe Smith
won , Taunalum second , Perclta third.
Time : 1:0l. :
Third race . six furlongs : hailstone won ,
Cossack second Caesar third. Time : 1:1W. :
Fourth race. four and u half turlol " : At.
\nrdo won , Minnie Clpte second , Margaret
Alien third. Time : 0:0" : .
Fifth race one mile : Toots won Arab
second , Bird Cltcber third. Time : 1:1 : % .
_ UuxhlrIoc , iii e 'l'rIcIc .
IHOYIDINCE , H I. , Sept 18.-forton
Duxbimny who started from the city hall on
Apnii 2 to ride to .Sln Francisco , has returned -
turned . having lowered the transconti-
nental rucorll from Iry.nlne ( lays , eleven
hours , 10 forty-eight 111 ' 8. eighteen hours.
Duxhury Is the first wheelman 10 make the
Journey from coast to coast and return and
the only one to cross the great desert , a
feat attempted by Thomas Stevens several
years ago. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
: \ alO..tlJ t. Sele.t I Iteferee.
NEW YORK , Sept. 18.-A meeting will be
held at the olce or a sporting Impel In
this city Friday morning for the purpose
ot selecting It referee for the Corbetl-Fltz-
. ! mmors light. Managers Vemidi'- , JUlen aol
Urady wi represent the Florida Athletic
club , Fizsimmons and Corbelt respectvel 11 ' .
, 'tDI\S'S : Ntht.ltOW RSC.tI'fl.
.ilr. 'I' . I. . AII.1 of ' ' Clnrl'H Full VII11r
I 'I'rmtli.
DES MOINES Sept IS.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.- Irs. T. L. Abel of Ciarlcs . Neb. ,
came near being killed here this morning.
She and her husband were trying to board
a coach on No & _ traIn after the cars were
In motion . She threw her bundles on the
platform and caught hold of the rail , but
several other persons crowded up 10 get
aboard , and her hold was broken and she fell.
She struck the rail just after the front truck
wheels had passed , and before the rear truck
wheels got to her she rolled over outside
the rail and next to U1o platform. This act
saved her life . When two more coaches had
pa sell R. S. Spencer of Seatto grabbed her
and pulled her out Time spectators were so
horriled lhal they could not attend to get
her out while the cars were passIng.
Irs , Abel was Ben aferwarl ant , saId :
"I never was so scared tn my life anti I won'l
be again , not by cars anyway. I'l not try
again to get on the moving car . no matter
Lf 11 Is going even slower than that ono. I
think I could have : male 11 only Santa one
broke m ) hold . Instinctively I roiled out
anti lucIdly there was space there for iiie.
One wheel grazed my shin and something on
the track mahed In my right cheek . E ( both
are sore , but land I don't care for tht you I
know , for I got out safe enough , everything '
considered. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I I
CVnU : X AND S.tI,00NISTS FIfI1P. I
II t'rtUI" " 'lr oiL hietween Those
1'II.t'ut. lt U"N Moines.
DES MOINES . l. , Sept. 18.-Speclal ( Tel-
egram.-The ) war the saloon men have beun
against the social clubs In general , and the
Des MoInes club In particular , has aroused
Lynch and Rnehat of the Inter club , who
assert that unless the fight upon them Is
called off they will abandon the enterprlso
and devote the next thIrty days to closng !
every saloon In the city , against the propni-
etors of most of which they claim to have I
aufclent evidence to work a evocation of I
their licenses. The Des Moines club I operated - i
ated on the mutual plan i and for this reason :
pays no license to the c'ty. This : Is regarded
by the saloon men with extreme disfavor and
they have aired their gnievance3 Aulhor-
Iles have been compeled to take eognzance :
of It with strong probability . that meallr"J
will bo adopted to force the clubs to close
their doou or pay $1.200 annual license.
S'I'UIliN't' COMMITS - sUlcn .
Cornell Colie'ge hey St'inls a Bullet
'I'll rosmgh II , Braist .
CEDAR HAPIS , ha , Sept IS.-Spoclal (
Telegram.-Alout ) I o'clock this evening
henry J. Davis , n youth about 20 ) 'ear old ,
who had gene to Mount Vernon to attend
Cornel college , walked Into the bal park
at that place , drew a revolver and shot hint-
self In the temple , death being instantaneous
lie had been despondent all day , but what
caused It Is a m'stery.
Ilrcmiit'r mumit - hut - it't' Crst Y"'IIIH.
W A VEIL Y , la" , Sept. 1S.-Special.-The ( )
average oat yield throughout linemen and
Butler countIes I about slxty.I\'o bushels
to the acre and wi run about the same
north anti east. This Is not as good as the
yield In Cherokee Plymouth , Woollbury anti
other western counties. Tie corn and wheat
crop Is aha behind the west hut the flax
anti potato crop Is excellent. The weather I
dry and hot. _ _ _ _ _
Colored I'eol.le tl C'h'brnt. .
DES MOINES , Sept 18.-Sp3clal ( Tele-
gram.-An ) excuralon of colored peop\ from
Klrksvle , huntsville , Macon CIty and othl ;
points In Missouri and Iowa will arrive In the
city Saturday to take pat In the celebration .
ef the anniversary of the \suanco \ 'f the
emalclpaton proclamation . The local corn-
mlte on arrangements 18 making all the
prcpar.ton for a Great occasion.
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\ IET OF TiE KENNEL CLUB
State Fair Oomes in Contact with a Counter
Attrction ,
hUNDREDS OF DOGS UPON .IEI BENChES
Grent Array Ir Cnul,1 II , l'imieed
Upon Ihlhllll tl CIII.ett
for the hump Ilhhll ,
1111 the l'i-ir.i's.
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The Omaha Kennel club may well be
proud of its second annual bench rbow. 1
Is a blghly creditable affair from any stand-
point of view , amid wi compare favorably
wIth the colossal displays nude every fall
In the larger metropolitan cites In the coun.
try. The place or exhibit , Creighton hal ,
corer of Flcntb and Harney streets
could not bo more admirably arrangell for I
the convenlenco of both visitors anti ex-
hibltors . and the management has evinced
rare tact In the work of preparation.
Time doors were thrown open at D o'clock
yesterday morning , and this was the signal
for the inauguration of a canine b2dllm. There
Is a very lab 'rlnth of dogs already on hand ,
and when all are ensconced In their places
this evening they wl furnish the grandest
exhibition ever seen west of Chicago. There
are hundreds of cosy lennel tenanted by
canine aristocrats , anti they all ! beem vlolng
with each other In the maier or making
themselves heard. Superlntendenl Naon has
paId the strictest attention to the sanItary
necessiIes at the how. F'ery dog that has
gone Into the hal has passed through I rigid
examinatIon at the hanlls of competent veter-
inarians Thl ! . of course , Is to prevent danger -
ger of the dos on exhibitIon being taken I.
mNCHpS WELL ILLED.
The SUCCCS of the show I , a foregone con-
elusion , ag any one wIll Jercel\e at a glance
on enterIng the Imaii. They will b3 grceed
by a chorus of y'elps from 300 shaggy , SIOO h.
coaled , bow-Ieg , pug.nostl. re I-e'ed and I
bushy.hled candidates for prizes There Is' '
no denying the merit oC the exhibition In the
.
poInt or rare and royal hreedlng. 1oulbly.
the grandest features of the show are thme
Ufck'ootl boojhounr : kennels the SI Ber-
nards , mastiffs , Great Dano3 , Newfoundlands.
cockers , huntng ! flogs anti span'els.
The ceremonies yesterday afternoon , when
time bench show was formaly open d.
were quite eimple . PresIdent Whin-
nery Introduced John Davidson 11
Monroe Mich. , and hc will be the
sale judge of the merits or the entries. Th'
Judging Is alt daM In a special department
by itseif. EvenIngs there will I : Parades by
the dogs and a performance ! y Ihoe cunning
beasts that wIll amuse and Intoe t the'multi.
tude. There will ! o no band of Illo 11 the
hail. A SOUS1 march played ! y even so grml
n band as the Second Infantry would sound
like the rasping or a bow of horse hairs tn a
rosin box In such a mighty tumult of yelpl
as rises from the long rows of pine bench ! a.
Roger D. Williams of Lexington Ky. . Is
on hand with : a string of bloodhounds that
cannot be duplcated In the country. They
Include Jack Slmepard Imp. luccantr ,
Vigilant and Imp. Lady Marjorie There
Is also the biggest St. Bernard In the coun-
try. Whie he was being welghsll
yesterday morning the beast .1m !
laId down upon the scales amt 1
laske,1 the muscularity of two
robust attendants to remove him There Is
also a splendlll show of mastiffs anti Great
Danes shaggy wolf hounds rare cockers
anti Chesapeake bay dogs , famous for their
powers of endurance In the water and re-
trieving. Then there are beagles Bedlngton
terriers , lack anti tans , Benheim terriers
bull dogs bull terriers , clamber spaniels
collies , dachshunde3 , dandy dlnmonts , deer-
hounds English Gordon and Irish setters ,
pointers , field spaniels , foxhounds , fox terrIers -
rIers greyhounds , Irish terriers IrIsh water
spaniels , Italian greyhiounds King Charles
spaniels poodles pugs Scotch anti skye ter-
riers , to ) dogs Yorkshlres and ' 0 end of the
dlterent breeds of canines that will try for
the blue ribbons. Porhnps the most \llcrous
On hand are the Yorkshlres. They are so
covered with hair that 11 Is difcult to tel
head from tails They are little better than
veritable bal of long silky hair. The show
will bo open day and night from now 00 ur.l
the end of time w ek.
G.n OP ' 11' : XNfIOXAL I.EAGVE.
10"tol ' 4'halea'flMiIeM huh Imitore Iu I
s't'U luullJ eOUh'Nt.
BOSTON Sept. 18.-Tho home team played
great bal today , shutting out the champion
Orioles Hotter was knocked out oC the box
In the second Inning. At the end oC thc
Irst Inning Brolio gal Into a dlsluto with
Umpire Murray and was fined $23 and ordered -
dered out of the game A shute oC posl-
tcns resulted and the visitors wcnl to
pIeces. The game was called It the hegln-
nlng of time eighth on account of darlwess.
Attendance . 3,0. Score :
Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . 3400100-S
Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hits : Boston , S : Baltimore . 2. Errors :
Boston , 2 : Balimore , & . Earned runs : 1os-
tcn 3. Two-base hits : DufY , Hyan , Dolan
Stolen base : Bannon. Double piays ; Ryan
to Tucker : Jennings to Geason to Clark ;
Long to Hatrlngton to Tucker. Base on
balls : Bnnnon (2) ( . Nash (2) ( ) . Tucker . Kelley ,
HoblnBon. Struck out : Tucler , Olenson ,
Esper. Batteries : Dolan and Han ; lioffor .
Robinson Esper anti Cllrl : . Umpire : Mur-
ray. Time : One hour all thirty minutes.
SPIDERS CAPTUHE TilE SERIES.
CLEVELAND Sppt. 18.-Clevelan and
CIclnnnt playell hot bal today , the < home
team winning by a rally In the eighth , when
the orrols were with two men oui Cuppy
ss-ttt ; succeeded by Young In the sixth. Attendance .
lendance , 2.0. Score :
ClEveland . . . . . . 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 3 . -10
Cincinnati . . . . . 1 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 9
Hit : Cleveland . 11 : Cincinnati . 11. Er-
rors : Clevellll , 3 : CincinnatI . 2. Earned
runs : Cleveland , 4 : Cincinnati , 5. Two-hase
hits : McKean McCarthy . CUPP . 10 ' .
Purrot. Vatmghn Dwyer (2) ( ) . Sacrltce his :
McAleer . AlcGarr Stolen bases : Mc-
Aleer McGarr Burle. Double plays : Gray
to Smith to Parrott. Base on bals : Ort
\Vallace. 1 : off Cupp , 3 : oft Hhlnes , .1 : off
Dw 'er. 2. Struck out : By ' \'llnce. 1 : by
Dwyer 1. Wild plchps : Wallace , Cuppy.
Batteries : " 'alacl. Young Cuppy and
o'connor'bHhlnes. Dwyer and Ynu hn. Um-
pines : o'bay and Jevne Time : Two hours
and twenty-live minutes.
ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE SI'LIP.
LOUISVILLE Sept. lB.-The Colonels and
Browns playeti two games today anti broke
even. 'he ) Drowns won the fIrst game ,
Ltreitenstein pitching great bali . The Colonels -
nels had It walkover . In the second . Imocl
Ing Klsslllel"8 curves 11 over the held.
Manager 1cClo ' ley tried Burket and :101-
i-leon . late oC the Southern league In the
second gaml and the latter made 1 very
good Impression. Darkness 8topped thc
second game at the end oC the seventh.
Attendance , 1,0. Score . /rl game :
Louisville . . . . . . . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
St. I.uls . . . . . . . 00200200'-i
jilts : LouisvIlle , 6 : Si Louis , 7. Errors :
l.ul"vle , 2 ; St. Louis , 1. Earned , runs :
St. Louis 2. 'fwo.bahe hits : Quinn , Mc-
Oann. Three.base hIt : Cooley. Sacrilce
lit : Otten. Stolen bases : Clallc Dowd ,
cooley. Double ilns : Holmes to liassa.
maer. Base on balls : Ort llreitonstein . 1.
Struck out : By leFarlond , 1 ; hy lirelten.
stein 3. Wild pitch : lireitenstelmi. Batteries -
teries : McFurlnnd anti ' \'arcr ; Breiten-
stein anti Otten. Umpire : IcDonnl .
Time : 'l'wo hours anti live minutes. <
Score second game :
Louisville . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 7 0 0 0 . -9
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2
hIts : I.oulsvle. 1 : St. Louis 9. Errors :
Louisville , 1 : St Louis , 2. Earned runs
Louisville . 6 : St. Louis 2. Two.haso hilts
McDermott . holmes . Sheehan Three-baso
hit : Miller. Sacrilce hIt : Hassamaer.
Stolen base : Shugart. Double plays : Miller :
to Quinn to Conner : Shuglrt to O'Brlen to
HaS8amaer. BaUrles : McDermott and
APICS' Kissinger and Otten . Umpire : : Ic-
Icnaitl utes. ! . Time : One hour and /f ) . min-
utes.WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON WINS ANOTHER ,
' WASHINGTON , Sept 18.-Todny's was
the seventh glmo won from Brookl'n by
the Senators this season. They got 11 by
good playing . In which Do Montravihle . the
new shortstop , especially dlstngllhe him-
self. Game was called at the anti \ of the
eighth Inning on account of darkness. At-
ten < ance , 990. S-ore :
'ashlnton . . . . . . 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0-5
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . .0 1 0 1 0 1 0 03 0
hits : WashIngton . 1 : Brooklyn , 10. Errors -
rors : Washington , 2. Earned runs : \'nsh.
im'gton t. Two.bafo hit : Crools. Three-
blso hit : Cartwi-ight. home run : Joyce.
Double llla)9 : DeMontrevlu to Crooks to
Cartwrlghl (2) ( ) ; IeMontnevtlle to art.
wright. Base on balls : Off Mercer , 3 : off
Gumbert , 2. Hit wih bal : GrIm. Struck
out : By Mercer , 2 : by Gnmbert , 3. hat-
terles : Meyer and 1Gulre : Oumbert anti
Grim. Umplrel . Keefe. Time : One hour
and forty dive minutes.
CONNECTED WITH MH. FRIEND.
IITSBUHG , Sept. 18.-I'ltsburl won the
last genie of time chiatjippshIp ' season nt
rll\n'
hicne , Iereatng ( 'hl ( : ) , In 1 well con-
testeti ! gante . The \1 ! 1\ t' his were ( lt-
tHeIl , whie the hiorne.tea'tW hit nt the right
time . Attendance , OJ Scjre :
Plthurl ( . . . . . . . . 3" 0 3 ' 0 0 1 0 0 . -6
Chicago . . . . . . . . 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2-0
hits : Plthur . 9iChikngo : . 1. Errors :
Pltsburg , 3 ; Chicago . 3. Earned runs :
1ItsburI 1. Three-base hit : Smith. Sac-
nlilet' hits : 11klelsdn. . Stolen bases :
lUerbauer . ( ln/mln (2) ( ) , 1venot ( , Decker ,
I.angl. 11"e on ball : bono\'ln. \errll \ ,
Smith . titmrtlner . LncAnOon ' rrtmby .
Struck out : Beckle , \ yetjtt , necler , Don-
ahur. Intlles ( : GarinVr and Icrrlt ; I
I.'rleli mind lonnhUr\ : mplre : Emmtslic .
Time : Two hours anti \ Orllen mniniits.
NEYOhtiC , Sept 'iS.-inmnes Ichellulell
10111 ) ' between New York anti i'hiiiadelphiia
110stponed ; wt grolll .
STANDING OF1TIIE 'rEAMS
. I'iayed. " 'on. Lost. P.Ct.
Balimore . . . . ; ; . .120 . ' SI 40 CG.i
Cle\'clan,1 , . . . . . . . . :6 ) Si o 46 63.
Ihlncelphll . . . .122 74 4S m.1
Brooklyn . . . . . . .121 r 1 53 61
Chicago . . . . . . . .121 61 r,6 rUi
Iltsburg . . . . . . . .123 f1 fo 615
lo"ton . . . . . . . . .122 C'J ' r f,11
New York . . . . . . .121 6161 f,2.9
Cincinnati . . . . . . .19 f 6 : 50.4
Wlshln ton . . . . . . .ItS 38 M 32.2
St. Louis . . . . . . .122 3g SI : \
Louisville . . . . . . . . . . .123 32 91 20.0
Gaines today : New York lt Boston : 1al.
more It Brooklyn , \\'mishington II l'hiladei-
phln : Clevelall ) nl I'ittsburg , Louisville It
Cinch a na ti. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
scnnl 01 ) ' 1'11 , : ' . WgS'I'IHl 1.E.tGUI1. :
llllt' , , , ul"l " 'Imis 1 I liii i'.I hitting
( mitt' CrUI Illnlnlll" .
: INNIAIOl.IS , Sept. IS-Score :
lnneapol" . . . . 2 0 2 5 6 2 4 0 021
Indianapolis . . . . 9 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 015
His : Minneapolis \ , 19 ; Imlnnapuls , 16.
Errors I : Minneapolis . 2 ; Illllnl\ols , 6.
llatteries HealBimclbunmt and \\'Iisomi
laterles : lell ) , Bh\clbut nn < Wison ;
Cross amid \\'ootIS .
ST. i'AUL , Sell1 18.-Score :
St. Paul. . . . . . . . 4 2 0 : .1 \ 0 0 2 OHi
Grand Italtitl . . . . 1 : 0 0 0 0 3 0 06
hits St. I'aui 21 Grand . , .
lls : Ilul. , Itapltls 10. Er-
none : SI Plul. 2' Grnd HI\llls. \ 3. Hat-
torIes : John 'n. benzer nml CIO ; Burke ,
Stafforti and Campbehl.
Stlforll . ' ' Cllpbel. .
: II.WA1KJE , 8pt. IS.-Score :
Milwaukee . . . 0100003100-S
Terre Ilaute . . 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 16
hits : 1tlihwaukeo . D : Terre Haute , 15. gr-
tons : Milwaukee . 1 : 'ferre haute . 2. Batteries -
tories : Hetger , Laleur anti Bolan ; NOIIS
anti Outcalt.
anl OltCII.
KANSAS CITY , S.pt. 18.-Score :
Kansas CI . . . . . 3 1 : 0 0 0 0 0 1- S
Detroit . . . . . . . 021201201-9
hits : Kansas City . , 12 ; Detroit 13 Errors -
rors : Knnsns City , 4 : Detroit 2. batteries :
rlcken anti /.ahner ' ' .
Inl Zlhner : Gayle anti 'lwlnoham.
. STANDING Ol TJ ' 'rlAIs.
l'iaycd. \'on. . Lost 1'.Ct.
IHllnrols . . . . . . 12) 1 3 6-1.2
St. Patti . . . . . . . . 122 13 49 r..2 .
] lnsls City . . . . 120 C9 61 57.5
lnnelpols . . . . 121 C2 59 51.2
Detroit . . . . . . . . 121 57 61 512 .
: tlwaukee . . . . . . 121 St C6 46.8
Terre haute . . . . 19 13 66 ( ; H.o
Grand , Rapids . . . 121 :16 : 8 : ' .S
Gaines today : IndllnapolH nt st. Innl ;
Grand Haphts II Jlnnenpols ; Terre haute
II Milwaukee : - Detroit at Kansas . . City .
% 'I3s'1'ERN ASSOCIA'l'iON It lhStYi.'l's.
II'II. nh'I' Ihlhl'JI' Alltlr Ilcl.- .
IIJ tl I' " 'I' HIN 11111 lii.
LINCOLN , Sept. 1S.-Special ( Telegram.-
Two errors In the ninth , folowed by a hit ,
was , I that saved Dubuque from I shutout
out Two his were all the ) ' got off Kim-
cm-er who wn In title form Score :
Ilucoln , . . . . . . . .0 6 0 1 2 0 2 0 2-13 !
Dubuque . . . . . . . .090)100002-2 )
hits : Limicolmi 13 ; Dubuque 2. Errors :
Lincoln 1 : Dubuque G. Earned runs : Lb.
coin , ! . 'rvo-base hIt : liii ! . Three-hase
hits : Van lItmren Iiemmnett. ' Bases on bails :
Off McGiniey I ; off Kimerer 2. Struck
out : By JlcGiulo ' , 1 ; by Khmerer 4. Batteries -
tories : McOlnle and Graver : Klmeer and
Slicer Time : One hour lul ilty minutes.
Umpire : Coh' .
DES MOINES , Ia. , Sept. IS.-Score : ,
lesMoines . . . . . . .000001010-2 I
St. Joph . . . . . . .0 ' 0 0' 0 0 2 0 0 02
His : Dos Moines . 9 : St Joseph , 1. Er-
ror : Des Molmies 3 : St. Jdsophi 1. Bater-
los Lohman. : Andre\\l anti lcl"arlall ; Johnson amid
- BURLINGTON . Sep . 18-Tho Hock fori !
cub left the ground ! nl the end of time I
eighth Inning on account f dalkueR . One
umpire the game to llurlimmgton
gave llurln hy n I
score at 9 to O. Time other umpire gave it
I
to oclforI1 by I. score of 16 to 15. The
Jame will be protested. Score :
lurlnKton . . . . . . . .610 ' 0 5 1 1 2 0-15
Hockford . . . " . . . . . .0 1,0 , 6 0 0 9 015 OIG
Hits : Burlngton , 11 I : Hockfortl 15. Errors
Bm'lngtol1 5 ; Hockford\ . Batteries : Nlch
011 and "elmer ; Lynch \ and Horlon. Umpires -
pires : Thornton and Khing.
STANDING OJ TIlE TIL'\IS.
Played.'on. . Lost. P.Ct.
Lincoln . . . . . . . .117 75 42 611
PeorIa . . . . , . . . .11 a& 49 611 . ]
Des Moines . . . . .11 1:11 ( ; , ) 51 5L4
Quincy . . . . . . . .IS 62 50 f. . .
Hocktonl . . . . . .lS 62 56 & 2.6
Burlnglon . . . . . 19 55 61 46.2
Dubuque . . . . . . . 19 f , , : C6 ILl
Sl. Joseph . . . . . lW 45 74 31.S
Games todny : DubuCue itt Lincoln : St
Joseph II Des Moines ; Hoctor,1 II Bur-
lngton ; leorln al Qulnc
- - ' -
A'r'I'iINn.tNcFI ON'l'llII IXCtSE. .
mugger Crlwll , Olt ( I " % 'lleh the Girls
Unce nt Chnl'I Street I'nrl.
A much larger crowd titan has heretofore
wltnessod the female bicycle race II Charles
street park WS In attendance last night ,
111 theY saw and cheered one oC the pret-
tesl contests ever sea tn these pnrts. Both
Allen anti Stanley ' made desperate attempts
to regain their lost hill 01 Nelson , but
without . ' mode much better .
luccess. 1hoy Iode beter.
however than they have on the previous
evenings , and IC they improve accordingly
the next three nights ) they will undoubtedly
give Nelson I hard run for her mono ) ' . The
riders are lt present Just one mile ah(11 of
the worl < I' ! record and thai they will In-
crease the lead still more Is un assured fact
'ho management has decideti to postpone
the race this evening In honor of the Ak-
Sar-Bon demonstration , amid continue II Fm-I-
tiny and Salurday anti Inlsh londay even-
Ing. One of the pleasing fe.ltm'eslal evening
was 11' . Blake's fancy riding. lie will give
exhibitions nlJhty luring the continuance
of time race. SUI111' :
) Miles. Laps.
Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! les. 12 6
Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 :
.
Stanley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
Oakley ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130 7
8tl\ens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 7
Special prizes wi be orferM by the malt-
agemenl Friday and Saturday evening" to
the girl who fulshes ahead. .
:1l'ClllltM IC O'nl Vessels . S"I.t.1f.
At New rk-\rrlved-New York , from
Southampton.
Al 1.lverpool-Arrlved-Auranla , from
New York. !
At New York-Arrh'ed-Hnyel , from
llremnen
At Genoa-Arrlved-Werra , train New
Yorl
At London-Arrived--ManItoba , tram
New York
At Phmiiadelphmma-Arrlved-Ifldiana , from
Liverpool. _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
IIWI Cr'nnlrl' I , Chose. ! .
GENEVA . Ia , Sept 1S.-Spec ( Telo-
gram.-Webster ) & Sanders proprietors of
the Geneva , Hampton , Champln and Latmer
creameries have failed . 'lp farmer In this
county will be heavy loseTs. The former
proprietors of this sting oC creamerIes
failed six months ago
'
. -
Ilrh',1 " ' , 'n1h 141ili'ii.
DES MOINES , SePt ' 1S-Special ( Telo-
gram.-John ) Allerson : ii. fchool , house Jan-
Itor . had no faith In allk and burel : $ :60 :
and two gold watches , hI hIs cellar. Some
clever thief got the wholo\ \ pie last night
leavIng only the empty jn. There Is no
clew
ON CIIICICALAUCA'S { ' lmtU ; )
( Continued . . . frommiFirat PRRe. . )
- - - - - - - - - -
amtl General Joecnns end tel a Mlo of
time heroic things Accomlllsholl by him at
Stone River alt Nab\'le , nnll to the genius
for strategy ho dlspl\'ell , 11 Chlckamau ,
lie Paul n giott'ing . tllbute to Jtt"kiomi ! l.
Whitaker , leat ) , Klmnul , Newt n , Inlrll
enl l3rcnnami. Cruft , Itosseau , lla- : . is , Johnson ,
Van Clove Iheynoltls . Steplmn , Slcolho'I ,
Granger , Garfield , Hook r , 1'lller. Crdt 'i.den ,
\ Oath , Stnle , lrCoot , 10war.1 anti Sheri-
tiama These , le Mll , were Ilmortal heroes .
msmmn : ' 1'llli lUHSCITS OJ IE.\m1.
Tlpn he told the story or the Army of ( lie
Ctmmmtbeniamid of the hmardehips anti fighting
It enduret , antI then fahl : "The baUle of :
Nashville I'ractcaly cioe.l the \ar In thma
rest . all In n few manU" the Army of the
CLnIerland dissolved , a nil the t men who I.nll 1 .
carried the hug of tIme tia' iou II the I foro.
fr.nt of bale ; "cre llloled Iii the g eat :
of . "
bet ) Amerlcal licaPie
Referring to the dedication of tomorrow
he slll that no one coull 10re fllhful )
perform the duties thal the mel whl were
n part of time awhll event II concl\1Ir' he
said : "The hand that droppell the nihslet
sel7ed the imlow that gouII right arm that
wlehlt'l the saber with destructive fore 1m-
pelell the saw nail . lihane anti the swords or
tIle leaders or time larchlng hosts were
llropped for the pens that have Proved to
be mighter weapols on change In the busy
mart . the office or In the councils of the na-
than.
"I.lkewlso has disappeared time spleldld
bOdy of len who fought so courageously and
sacrificed so luch for time lost CRUse. They
have accepted the result nmammfuihy . hope.
ful ) ' . initnlothcahiy. Time two contending
forces are blended ; they are Iwled In de-
voton to one hag , aie nation , one destn )
There Is no Ile of Ilvlslon now etween
those who wore the blue anti those who wore
the gray. Their hlellln line brought the I I
natural . tint , grtf'lng In every sense , in- I .
dlcat\.o of ret and peace. My comm-nibs
anti my companions have no fears for the
re\ublc. \ I Is basel on oman's love of lib-
erty , its structure edded on equal rights .
to all and Is cemented ! ) the hlood of our
sIl In. Let the pessImIst reel disturbed , false
prollhet scent danger In the sIgns of the tmes
anti give forth forolotlngs of evil to commie .
Be not disnmayetl. 'Thls government of the
people , ! y time people and for limo people shal
not perish from the earl h. ' "
Senator I derson was frequenU Inter-
ruptel , during his speech ! y cheers all op-
ltiatmse.
SECHETAfY IIERIIEI1T'S Sl' NTIMENT.
Time Anion Glee climb sang a song when
Senator Iandorson had fnIshed , anti then
lion. 11ary A. herbert , secretary of time
navy , was Introduced As the secretary
came Corward ho was greeted wIth loul
applause. Secretary Herbert spoke of the
great valor of both armies anti of the pecu.
liar spirIt of fraternity , courtesy and forbearance -
berance that cxlste1 between the soldiers
of the north all south during time var . antI
etos.,1 thus :
"Gentemen , you who were time blue In
the days that tried men's souls are not
moro trite to the lag under whIch you fought
than are the men whl fought In gray It
Chlcknmauga and lsslonary Itidge. I time
goverment that ordained the dedIcatIon of
this national park Is yours , so also Is I
theirs Its privileges are theirs amid its
promises are to them and their ciuildremm.
They take prIde In Its power anti Its prestIge
among the nations of time earth , anti this
loyalty to the unIon as confederates who
once fought so bitterly against It Is time
crownln glory of the heroes In ! blue to
whom monuments are tD bo dedlcatel to-
morrow. "
Lieutenant General Schofell , General
Grenviio M. Dodge oC Iowa General Daniel
BuUerfel1 anti Gcneral Horace Porter each
In turn male a brief talk when Secretary
Herbert hall hitmished. Time meeting then
atijourned. It was announced that the society -
nlJouret. I soc-
ety would hell a busIness meeln 10 elect
ofcers Saturday morning.
- .
31 XIC.\S CIL\Ua : 1.\1 FAI'l'ii. .
Object tl 1'nrllJ HIH th , ' P"IICIN"
IC f'rlJ1111 hmiiivnv'mii.'its.
DENVER , Sept. IS.-A special to the News
from Albuquerqu says : . \ the sesslQn at
the National Irrigation congress lion . J
Hamon de Ylarrola ot MexIco , lelvered a
paper on "Internatiomial flights , " dwelling on .
vIolations of the Guadelo pe-lllllo treaty
I by the United Slales. The Rio Grande Instead -
stead of being navigable nearly 10 EI Paso
has been lusulclent sevont ' -nve miles below
that rlac\ for irrigation purposes. lie 01)-
pos d . Mexico bearing ohchat the expense of
the proposed international canal anti reservoIr
to bo established near the Mexican border.
The contest t for tiiemiext place of meetIng
was lively . Pimoenix Anlz , securing time prize.
Lincoln Neb. , was 'tho ' prIncIpal competitor.
The afternoon was taken up by the elec-
tou anti the reports of ollicers. Hon. E. H.
Moses of Kansas was elected chairman and
Colonel Hines of California secretary ot the
national committee. Time report of the reso-
lutons commlteo was In the form or a
lengthy address to the American neople
Captall Gassfor(1 delh'erell the principal
address at th evening Ee slon.
'
: In\s Fun 'I'I113 AIII' .
Chitimiges lit I hit' lt'gi.liir ServIce its
Al" " " ssm'el \'t'tlimesthiiy.
W ASll:0TON , Sept. 18.-Speclal ( Tolo-
gram.-Lleutenant ) Colonel Alfred A. Wood-
huh , deputy surgeon general : Major Calvin
DeWit surgeon : Major Henry S. Turl1 ,
surgeon are detailed to represent the medical -
cal department as delegates at the annual
meeting of the American Public health as-
soclallon at Denver October 1 to 4.
First Lieutenant Montgomery D. Parker
Is transferred from troop I to troop C : First
Lieutenant John F. lcualn , from troop C
to troop I. Ninth cavalry.
llJor Clarence Ewen , surgeon , Is relIeved
at Fort Wala Wala and w1 report at Fort
lliIsa . Tex . to relieve Major Blair D.
Taylor , surgeon who w1 report for duty
at Fort McI'lmerson , Ga.
Leaves of absence granted : Ernst 1ln < s ,
Second artillery . four months ; Captain \\'ii-
lam Ii. Keii , TwentY-lecond Infantry three
months : Second Lieutenant Peter Murray
Thlrll Infantry. one monC ! extenlel : Sec-
end Lieutenaii'Ihiiarn i I. Smith , First
artillery , three monlhs.
Slllt'lul II'h'I"I. ' " far All . orneys .
WASHINGTON , Sept IS.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-James ) P. Smith oC Weeping Water ,
Neb. , was today admlUed to practice before
time Interior department as an agent and
Charles E. Chrisman and W. Ii. Chrisman
oC the firm of Chrisman & ChrIsman of
Jalelon , la. , were admited to prCtCO aa
attorneys In Patemit , land I and pension claims.
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CRESTON Is. , Sept 18.-Sp'clal ( Tele-
gram.-Tho ) heat has been almoJt unbearable !
for a week pnt , the tcmparaiure ' : . ranging
fu'-.i DI to 102 , today blng a record
bre3ker. This Is the hetot wealher Her
known hero for Septenmber 4 . -
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WAShINGTON , Sept 1S-Speciai ( 'olo-
gramn.-A ) fostofco has been established at
g\arls , Walworth county , S. I ) . , wIth Eugene
Overholser as Ilostmaster.
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OllAHA , Western Distributors. NI3B.
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II'I \BIL HI O1' , C.tiil.t1'I3. 1
SI/ lie " ' 11 % oAeClt ( n Numatmisi- ,
( lois for til ( SII.rlmt 11'1'h.
Judge M. n. I rowcl WaR In the City yesterday -
terday and kit for his I-monte In 11urt county
last eveiming. Iii rclatkn to limo lnitrtmction
of the Hurt coummt3' deiegatlomm to time reptib.
llcan judicial convention for Jmmtige Dlckia.
soil , the judge hmath timiti to say :
"The summation 1mm Hurt county seemums to
have arlacim In this way : 'hmen I wcmmt lianmo
after the close of court in July I was told
that Jmtlge : Iiekimmsomi had aspIrations to the
district bemmc'a , nail vas utlvised by immy fnhc'nd
that if I lhmctl to secure a memiommminatiomm I
wotmiti have to go omit maid mimako a canvass for
the tlelegatlon from my cotmmmty. Such a ctmm1
ass I refused to amake , dt'cianlmtg that it time
hoopla of time cotmumty hireferretl to emmdorso aim-
other timnit they were at perfect liberty to do
so. amid that I wotmiii mmot sacrifice time dignity
of time Jmmtlicial oilice I , lmobtt by asking 11001db
to work for mae. Time Issue bctwemi .hmtlge
Iickinsomm auth iiisclfas mtmade iii amy own
precinct nmmtl was declthetl agaitmst mite. Ihmiving
lost time fight in lii ) ' owmt precInct , I dtIthd
hot to carry it further , anti m-emtiaitic'il away
front the county cumivemmtlomi altogether.
' 'or course time loss of mimic imrecinet tlid not
imecessanily macaim that .1 hackett time support
of ( imo county. On time cotmtrary , I aiim as-
sureti that I stamitl just as hmigm it not higher
with the PeOPle of time vimolo dIstrict thmnmm I
tilti % vhmeim Ieimt ott the bemich. . nearly eIght
Years ago. If they do not care to retain time
'l jtmmlge I ant ready to retire-itt fact , neeti
the rust wimicim mtothmimig but retiremmicmmt s iii
give ,
"A resolution of thme hurt county repumhm-
hican convemmtiomt , which appearetl in your
lmiPer : , statiuig ( bat time delegation to thmo
state cottvemmtion front that county would
support 1mb for jiitlge of time sumpremmie court ,
though tloubtlesm lmmteimtletl as contpiimnemmtnry
to myself , Is mmtisleadimig. I mini not a caimtii-
date for sumpreimmo Jnthgo , atiti will miot Permmiit
ray imnimmo to be umsetl lit timat comtnectIomm at
time state convention. The resolution In quemi-
tionvas Passed without lily knowledge or
cotmeent. I was not even Presemmt at the
convcmmtlom. "
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ttU.1t'I'l1it 01' bihi.i.iOS lI1AZ1h ,
.Ithimm Zet'iiim's' . , , Ills Life. in miii
i3iitiisi or tim iii ye lit , . 't'm.Is.
OSIIFIOSII'Ia. . , Sept. 18.-Oshmkosh iad
a $250,000 fire , wimicim begami at noomm totlay ,
amid before it 'as extinguished a sash amid
door factory , one of time largest in time coon-
try , a Wagon factory , 6,000,000 feet of
lumrnbar , two brick saloons anti a nuniber
of dwellimmgs were destroyed. At 5 o'clock
time fire 'as tinder control , Time vrinclpal
losses arc as follows : Time Morgan comnpammy ,
$ iOO.000 ; himsurance , $60,000 ; Conlee company ,
$75,000 ; lmmsuranco , $60,000 ; Gabriel Stcchm ,
$20,000 ; insurance , $11,000 , John Zcelnmer ,
fem ommian of time stimuli depanimnent of time Morgan -
gan commtpamuy , wemit back hmmto time factory
after lila tools amid lost his life. Ills c.iarred
remains were recovered this evening ,
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Sioux FALLS , S. D. , Sept. 1S.-Speclal (
Tclegram.-Thme ) United States circuit court
of appeals has aflirmimeti time decision at time
Unitemi States circuIt court imere awarding
$23,000 tlammmages to Williatmi Fuilorton for
injuries sustained while engIneer in the
lioniestako Mining commipammy's works at
Lead. In time hlrst trial time jury allowed
Fullerton $20,000. The Ilonmestako conmpammy
tvlll , if posshbie , appeal to time United States
suLreme court ,
( 'oiistq'nt tiuti of hbishmnim 3iIiismuimgl. ,
TOPEKA , Sept. 18.-Time annual convea-
tiomi of time Kansas diocese of time Episcopal
church begami here this nmornlng. All of ( ho
clergy and lay delegates , immciuding many
k/ ' -1
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Lenk
Healthy , happy clilldremi are those whose
mothers have been , auth are , healthy. Time
best iimtemitjoimcd woutami fit time world 'ill
fall short of lien duty to lien chmuidremi If site
is vornicd atid wearied with vcakmmcss and
sickness. Most all Irritable women arc
sick wonmemi. iIost all melaticlioiy , listless ,
laimgttkl womnemm are sick women , Lvcry
wommiati wimo 'iii take time trouble to imtmtice ,
will ( huh that at certain fixed periods she is
imervous , cross1 irritabie and despommdemit.
Any irregularity makes the comiditloims
worse. Evema a swell woman is less amimiable
tItan usual at these timmics. What can be
expected ( rout a sick vommian ?
\Vlmcmi every mmtoveuncmmt Is a dreary drag ,
when ( lie mmerves arc nil on edge iii syrn.
patimyit1u tIme pamticumlar oties afFected-
witeit it seenus that death were very mmmcli
preferable to livitig-wlmat can a woimmamm defer
for her clmiltircn thcmm ?
It is every womuati's duty to be ve1i and
lmcaltlt } ' . There Is mme m-cason why silo
should be otherwise if only she vtii take
Proper care of lmcrcif and take Dr. l'ierce's
havorite Prcseniptioum wimemi she needi it.
This celebrated renmedy has been used 1mm
time Itmvalids' lintel auth Surgical Iimstitute
at liutifalo , N. V. of which Dr. Pierce is
Chief Comisultiimg i'lmysiciatt amid specialist ,
for over 30 yearS. Tlmoumsamids of wonucim
have been cured by it and humidreds have
written grateful betters ,
Somime of these letters are embodied In
a mGS page book , cailed "Womnami amid
Her Diseases , " wliicit vili be i.eiit sealed
iii a plain envelope on receipt of ten cents
( stamps ) , byV0RLD'S DISPINSARV : Men : .
CAL AssoC.vroN , No , 663 Main Street ,
BufFalo , N. Y.
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wontoa , mire In tite eit , the clergy anti 1a)4 )
in 1 tin tithe' prt lit the COn'emmtIttfl mitt thm
% 'imimetm to witncas this consecration of flishop.
cit . - ( l'ratmk hose Jilihlspaugim tomorrow ,
Amniomig the dlstimmguhahmed churchmen iireselmt
are hhht.opVhmbphuia . of MIimneotmi , Ilishopt
'l'mtttlo multi , ttwiii of Missouri , hilabop Spaia
fimmig of Colorado amid 1JIImo1m hirooko of Okha.
iit.mmmta ,
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Both tim hiletliod and reuult14 s'1ie
Syiiip ot' Figfl lii takcii ; t ii ; iileiisaiit
aiid rcfu'csliiiig to ( lie taste , and acts
goiitly yet. pi'oiiiit1y on the K'itliicyei ,
l41VC1' fllll [ Bowels , cieitises ( lie imys-
tout effectually , dispels co(1s , head-
itches tliL fcvcrm niitl ciircs IIaS'ltilat
iOliStjlatjoll ) , yi'ii ) of Figs is tlio
only rcinctly' Of iL.s kind ever pro.
dtlccd , plcitsiiig to the taste and no.
C1)tab10 ) to the Stohitlicli , 1)i0h1iPt ) in
it.s action aiid ti'uilv Iicuicficirj in ita
effects , 1)l't1)nYCI ) only from the niost
healthy niul agreeable stubstrniccs , its
uhlaiIv oxoc'Ilcnt ( jilItlitics COiillhlehi(1 it
to iutl aint liin'o made it the most
loliihlar rciiicdy kmiovn.
Syrlhl ) of Figs is fot' sale III 50
CcItt bottles by all kaliIlg drug.
gbits. Aiy reliable druggist who
Hilly iot liavo it oh hand will pro
r1tliO , It proihtptly for any one who
% ' 1s1icS to try it. . Do not acccpt hug
tiuibstitiitc ,
CALIFORNM F/U SYRUP CO. .
SAN FRANCIsCO , OIL.
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1,0th NlGli'i'S-Cotmimut'miei mig ' 1'otiigh
TONIGHT
hi-i iiicdlatcly A Item' tli.a . l'at'ndC.
DAVIS & KEOUGH'S
COMEDIANS
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thitt iiiees-5titiir.1ii3' tinml Ssmimilmm y.
Ilsmuii I'r1ccs-7h , 5t. ) , lIe , 2.ita nns
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it Nigiits , Cmitmmieimeimmj.r MOND , &
StIl"i'llum : iiillt 2i. :
A. M. 1'AibIiiit'S GIIIIA'l' NITISV YOR1
COM i'AY.
In T'atmi 0. ! . h'otter'mi Draniatzation of
T11Lf
Sale of reservei scala opens Saturday at 0 a. rn.
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Di J . . .TH13ATRE. . ,
17th amid Ilanmicy Streets , 0
STATE PAUL WEEK.
MATINI1II TODAY.
TO1G11T ( WEDIIESDAY ) ,
TIlE EMINEN'i' COMEDIAN ,
Roland REED
14 'ru itEE 11111 LLIANT COmtEtlES.
Time SatIrical Cotmiotly ,
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: J ) PoLI'rIcL&N. "
I'ItICES-Flrst fioorSOc and 7c ; balcomly ,
25c and SOc.
Wcdtmesday Time Liutmlitublo Coimmetly ,
tumid _ "LENDYWR WIFE"
it rs a y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1'rI(1iI ) multi Silts. rgimiy Imutimmee , hut
1'e.'i-smtrie C.uiiemI' . "INNOCIIN'l' AH A
b.ti Ii , " milimI Smutuvdmiy llmtliiee , "l'lllih
1'O Li'i'ICl AN. "
25c , 50c , 75c AND $1.00.
NEXT ATTIIACTIONOlaLIys'alila in
"l"anciion. "
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17th and Charles Sts.
BEGINNING MOD1Y , SEPT. 16
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Three Hours iaciiig Each Eveiiiiig.
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MISS FRANKILI NELSON , New York City. "
MISS MAY ALLEN , LIverpool , Eng land ,
MISS LO1'TIIl STANLEY , Pittim burg , Pa ,
I MISS JESSIE OAKLEY , San Franc1ac Cal ,
MISS IIESSIE MOOItE , St. Patti ,
xtIsS CADDIE STii\'I'S. Mitmmteaplh , , Minn.
MISS LIL \'lLLt/tMS , Ommimitma , Nob.
These lades ! are perfeuslonals and the fastest rIders im : time worid , arid hell all
the 18-hour and 48-hour recortis ,
Timla race is for ( ho L'lghmteon flour Ciiamnhiionship of limo \\'ord ! , and Is open to all
coimiers umitil 4:30 : p. in , , September 16. 0
COME OU'l' AND 1lAVIt MEIRY 'FL3IE.