TirE OMATTA TA1TVY TIF-T-.: SATrrtTl Y. Al'tU'ST !. will.
POISDED COOK WITH EASE
St. Josoph Hm No Trouble with tho New
Omaha Pitcher.
GAME LOST IN THE OPENING INNING
It lttin Mnilr liy (In- MeKllilien llnntl
llefore They Were lletlretl
for tin First
Time-.
M. .tosepli, ft) () III II till, I.
Ili'litrr, l Den Moines, I.
Minn City. Iil Ptiehlo, 7.
JvniiHMN ( II), I T lliiflulii, 7.
Slliinc npoll, III) (le eland, 7.
1 ml Iiiiih Mil In, -I) Mllttllllkee,
ST. J03EPH, Mo., Aug. 3. (Special Tel
egram.) The fact that Omaha could do noth.
lng with Young Gibson's delivery nnd that
St. Joacph pounded Coono nil over the lot
tclla the ntory of today's tame.
Tho seventh wan tho only Inning In which
Omaha could find Olbson, Hoy's two-bagger
and Wilson'n single, giving one run. In
only one other Inning, tho fourth, were they
ablo to got a man on far ns Bocond. New
meyer started In to pitch for Omaha, but
after Strang had singled and Klynn had
taken first on balls, ho was replaced by
Coons. Kllng wns first to face Coons and
hit to Dalrd, who threw Plynn out at hoc
ond, and then singles by Orlm, Schrnll nnd
Haw, Toman's fumble of Hrletow's hit and
Gibson's slnglo gavo St. Joseph six runs.
Singles by Kllng, (irlni nnd finer In the
fourth gHVo St. Joseph two moro runs, and
another wot added In tho sixth on Ilaer's
slnglo and Ilrltow's two-bagger. Tho work
at first and nt the bat of Jack Orlm, tho
former Urooklyn catcher, who reported to
Manager McKlbben today, was of the high
tut order, Score:
ST. JOSEPH.
ah. it.
It.
1
1
o.
A. 15
Htrnng, 3b
Flyim, cf .
Kllng, e ..
(irlrn, Hi ..
.Schrnll, If
0
3
10
1
1
I
3
1
0
1
1
0
1
Huor, rf 4
llrlstow. 2li
I
3
Henley, HM
Olbson, p .
1
Tottils
13 27 12
OMAHA.
All. II,
It.
1
O.
3
1
1
13
1
A.
1
0
0
' (1
1
I
I
1
o
Toman, ss
MeVlcker. If ..,
I. IH17.011, rf
O'C'onnell. lb .
Thompson, cf ,
liny, 3I
Ilnfrd, 2b
Wilson, o ,
Newmeyer, p .
t'oons, p ......
O'llourko
Totals
I
4
I
I
I
I
3
I
0
3
1
.3.r
:i 13
Untied for Coons In tho ninth.
Ht. Joseph 0 0 2 0 1 0
Omuha. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
0-1
Karned runs: St. Joseph, 5: Omaha, 1.
Two-baso hits: Urlstow, Hoy. Hacrltlce hit:
Henley. Stolen bnses: Strang (2), Klynn.
Doublo plays: Strnng to llrlstow to Orlm;
Coons to O'Connell; Thompson to O'Con
nell. Struck out: liy Olbson, 3; by Coons,
1. lluscs on balls: off Olbson, 1; off New
meyer, l; off Coons, 1. Tlmo; 1:W. Umpire;
Warner.
mi.Nvnii ouTi'ii.vYS nus moi.vkh.
Ilnttlc for tlie I.enil 'I'nl.rs n Itnl Hot
Turn III Colormto.
DENVKlt, Aug. 3.-fSpeclal Telegram.!)
Denver won from Dos Moines In ono of the
best games of tho season today before 2.0V0
people. Doth Welmer and Schmidt wero in
lino fettle and their support wan ho sharp
that every run was earned. "Welmer made
tho only error, a wild throw to catch a man
ut second, but It cost nothing. Welmer
hnd ono bad Inning, In which Delivers
lilu n-ern luiiipbi'il nml two lonir ones cnmo
In the same Inning. Tho most exciting feo
turo of tho gumo was Illckey's stop of Wei
mar's hit and return of the ball to Duclow
In tlmu to cut on a rim. tscoro:
DKNVIilt.
AH. II,
II.
0
1
1
O. A. E.
3 0 0
10 0
5 0 0
10 0
.13 0
10 0 0
2 3 0
4 2 0
0 10
77 0 0
O. A. K.
'1 0 0
0 4 0
2 10
2 3 0
3 0 0
2 0 0
11 O 0
12 0
1 2 1
24 12 "l
3 0 1 -4
0 10 0-1
Preston, cf
Miller. If .,
iluolow. o
Iolland, rf
Ilckoy, 2b
ulllvnu. lb
tellly, 3b .
, 3
j.eweo. sh
j.ewen. ss
Schralilt, p ,..,
Totals
.31
I U
DEB MDINI2S.
AH. 11.
n.
Thiol, It
Hall, ss
Naglo, cf
nines, 2l ....
llraln, 3b
Wnrnor, rf ...
llebsamcn, lb
liiiinau, c ....
Welmer, p ...
5
I
n
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Totnls 37
Denver J j
Des Moines o
1 9
0 0 0
0 0 0
Knrneil runs: lnver.
4; Des
Moines 1
Hnscs on balla: Off Scliml.lt. I; of! :,Welmcr,
sioux citv i:tti.(! itnvr.xfii:
l'nelilo Snorlllenl Io Muko Olnsseook's
HrnvoH veel in-iirr.
THIKlino. Colo., Aug. 3.-(Speclnl Tolo
gram.) Johnson was nn nesy mark for tho
Sioux and In tho Ilrst four Innings during
which ho twirled tho visitors scored eleven.
Tho Melding by the Indians was poor nnd
i im camo wns dlsheurtening. Alteiiunnce
1,000., Score:
PtlllHUO.
aii. n.
1. HtrucK niu: uy nuiiuiiin. . ';""," "
lilt bv pitcher: Hy Welmer. 1. Two-baso
h tst wee, Sullivan Three-base hits: Hue.
lnw Nnulo Doub o play: lteilly to I.eweo
o Sullivan. Stolen bases: Holland Thiol.
RaeV T hit: i Sullivan. Tlmo: 1:10. Umpire:
Hbrlght.
II. O. A. K.
0 3 0 1
12 3 0
18 2 0
2 3 0 0
12 0 1
0 0 0 1
2 2 10
2 2 4 0
0 5 11
0 0 0 0
12 27 11 4
H. O. A. 15.
0 2 11
2 10 0
3 5 2 1
3 0 10
2 11 0 1
12 5 1
2 2 3 1
0 10 0
10 0 0
TI 27 12 1
MoTInlo, cf
llulcn, ss
Parrott, lb-p..
Classon, 3b
I. ally, rf
Moran, If
nriiham, c
Kelly. 2b.......
Inhnsnn, p-lb..
Whltrldgo ....
Totals 39 7
SIOUX C1TT.
AH. U.
Collier, rf
McCreadle, If.,
llrashcar, 2b...
Orlllln. cf
Olasscoek, lb..
NUcs, 3b
nerte, ss
Cote, c.i
McDonald, p...
... 5 2
... 5 I
... 5 2
... 5 1
... 4 1
.... 5 0
... 5 0
... G 0
...Is 12
Totnls
IJatteil for Moran In tho ninth. '
Puoblo 0 0 1 3 3 0 0 0 0
Bloux City 4 3 0 4 0 1 0 0 0-1:
Karned runs: Pueblo. 3: Rloux City. 5.
Two-baso hits: Orahum, Kelly. Ilrashear
2l. Grltlln. Threo-basii lilts: Parrott
Orlllln. Stolen bases: I.nlly. Orimn. Nlles,
llerte. liases on nans: urt MrDonnui
oft Johnson, 2: off Parrott, 1. lilt by John
son, 1. Struck out: Hy Johnson, 2; by
rarrou, i. uounio piays: jierto to lira
shear to Olasscoek (2). Left on bnses: l'u
eblo,
plro:
10: Sioux City, 7. Tlmo: 2:10.
Um
Kline.
StniitlliiK of tlir 'renins.
Played. Won. Lost.
r.c
Denver
Des Moines
St. Joseph .
Omnha
flnux City .
'uoblo
. . . . i
....71
....79
....78
....74
.. .73
41
41
41
32
3.1
.57
.551
38
38
42
41
.519
40
32
29
.5
.43
n.vjii:s of tiii: amiihica.v i,i:A;nn
JlltiiiiriipolU (.Ives Clet clmiil u l.tttl
l'lish DinvniMiril.
M.INN15APOL1S, Aug. 3. The homo team
won today after Hhrot hnd been bailed ou
In .tho second luulnir. Most nil tho runs
wero scored In tho Ilrst three Innings, which
was a slugging match for both tenms, th
visitors getting tho best of It. Halloy took
V.limt'H nlaee and Ditched a line iraiun.
McICuunn wns wild throughout tho gnme
ml wns nn nuru in critical nines. At
tendance, i.ow. score:
M 1 N'N n A 1'OT.l 3. 1 CLKVELAND.
It.H.O.A.H I It H O A.fi
Dnvls, cf...
1 1
0 o; llckfr'e. cf. I
0
llnrvfy, rf.
Naner, 8ti..
1-ally. If...
Warden, lb,
0 1
1 s
1 's
1 0 Frlnble, rf . . 1
1 0 Ornliu. If - 1
0 2 UiWce, lb I
1 :,CrWiani, c, 1
I
2 1
2 0
tl 0
3 0
l
in. r i
Hp ti
Alttial In.
lim-i p
1MII,
0
1 1
1 '
il i
0 1
l :
0 i
1 i
1 M 1. iin.i,
1
I Totals
p 9 1
T 1.1 2111
Total
to is it it (
Mlnnuantlln 4 2 10 0
1 1
0 0
-10
(Mavfland 3 t 1 0 0
a-
Earned runs: Minneapolis, 2; Cleveland,
t. Two-base hits: Werden. Smith, Sulll
viin, Shea, Ocnlns. Three-base lilt: Nance.
Pmiwd balls: r'rlshim, i. Wild I pitches:
JlrKrnnii, 2. Haws on balls: Off McKeruin,
7. Struck out: Hy llalley, 4; by .McKontui,
2. Left im bsses: Minneapolis, Hi Cleve
land, T. Double plays: Frlsbee to Sulli
van, Abbatkhlo to Smith to Warden. Sac
rifice lilts: Nance. Shen. Stolen bases:
Nance. Harvey, McKctina. Time: 2:00.
Umpire: Cuntilllon.
Ilium Smother the IIIsiiiin.
KANSAS CITY, Aug, 3. Huffnlo wns nn
easy mark for Kansas City today, both
Ainolc nml Foreman being hit hard. Amolo
whs knocked out of the box In Hie second
Inning and Foreman, who took his place,
was lilt at will, Lee weakened In the sev
enth and Fatten, who was substituted,
pitched n good game. The errors of the
visitors wero very costly. Attendance, 2,0u0.
Score:
KANSAS CITV. UCITALO.
It.ll.OA.i: ll.II.O.A.U.
Hemphill, rf 1 1 1 o 0 flfttr.nn, rf 0
Clfsr, cf 1 3 2 0 0 HbIUkbii, If. 0
O'llrlen, If.. 2 1 1 0 O.Mienron, rf. 0
Dungan, lb. 1 4 11 1 0 Hchr'R'st, lb 1
Sclinefer, ss 2 3 0 4 0 Athrton. 3b 1
CcURhlln, 3b 1 2 4 1 l1 Carey, 2b... 2
Hleuurt, 2b. 3 3 4 3 2. Hulliinn, s I
McMnnus, c 2 3 4 1 licpear, c u
lye. p 110 0 0
l'utlen, p.... 0 0 0 1 0
Amole. p...
Foreman, p,
Totals ..II 21 27 11 4 Totals
7 12 2110 4
Knnsns City 1 B 1 0 0
Uurfiilo 0 0 0 1 0
2 3 -H
0 0 1-7
Two-baso hits: O'Hrleti. Schaefer, Stewart
ui, i.ee, Atnerion. iiiree-iiaao nus; .ieiir,
Hallman. Foreman. Sacrifice lilts: Stew
art. M''Mnnus. Couehlln. Stolen bases:
O'llrlen, Mc.Mnnus (2). Unso on balls: Oft
ratten, 1; off Atnolc, 1. Hit by pitcher:
Mi'MutiUH, Left on bases: Kansas City, 9;
IlufTalo. 7. Double niav: Stownrt to Dun-
gun. Hits: ort Lee, 11; oft I'ntten, 1; off
Amnio, 0; oft Koremnn, 15. Innings pitched;
liy l.ee, 0; by I'ntten, 3; by Amole, 2; by
Foreman, fi. Struck out; Hy Amole, 1; by
Foreman, 3; by l.ee, 1; by Patten, 1. Passed
mm: Air.Mnnus. Time: Two hours, um
plrc: McDonald.
Ilnoslors Win u l.oiiK tinine.
MIIAVAPKUi:. All. 3.-After fighting
hard for fifteen innings Indlnnapnlls won
tho gnmo by two lucky two-baggers uml
llarncs' trli.lc Iteldv nnd Hnrncs both
plteheil good ball. Dowds' llelillug nnd bat-
uiiK nun wio iiiMiung or conroy, liartzcll,
Magoon nnd Mudlson were tliu features.
Aitentiance, tisj. score:
MiiAVArii;i:. i iNWANAroug
It H O A. U It.ll.O.A.n.
Ketelinm, cf 0 0 1 0 0 HnRr'ver, rf 0 0 0 0 0
Wnldron, if 0 2 0
Dmul, If.... 1 5 II
Anders'n, lb 0 J 19
i'lillz, en..., 0 0 0
0 0 llurlzcl, If.. 1 2 10 0 0
0 1 OHer. 3b.... 0 0 1 I 0
0 0 ?eyboM, cf. 1 2 4 0 0
4 0 Mngoon, 2b. 1 S i 8 0
5 1 .Ma.llaun, is. 0 1 6 0 0
4 lll'owers, c... t 1 I 1 o
0 0. Kelly, lb.... 0 0 18 0 0
4 0, liar ties, n... 0 10 2 0
Conroy, Hi
lllrrb'r, 2b.
Dlgglns, c.
0 0 3
1 1 3
0 2 7
0 1 1
Ileldy, p...,
Totals .. 2 13 43 20 3 TotaM .. 4 9 43 21 0
Mllwaukeo 0 0001001000000 02
inillanapolls 1 0000010000000 21
Karued runs: Milwaukee, 2; Indianapolis,
4. Home run: Soybold. Three-base hits
Dowd (2i. Ilarnes. Two-baso lilts: Hart.
zell. Dlcutns. Mncoon. Powers. Sacrlllce
lilts: Fultz (2), llngrluver, Madison. First
huso on balls: Off Heldy, 2: off Harnes. 2.
Hit by pitcher: Ketchum. Struck out: Hy
Iteldv t: III llnrtinu 1 llfinl.l nlnva.
Madison to Mngpon to Kelly, Ooier (units-
slstcd). Magoon to Madison to Kelly. Tlmo:
''in llnntlrnr Slinflfln. I
Stitiidliiir of the Tcnms.
i. :b
Played. AVon. Lost. P.O.
Chicago S 52 3t .003
IndlnunpollH S3 4ft 39 MX
Milwaukee 02 48 . 44 .522
Dotrolt 90 41 4 .489
Cleveland M 41 45 .477
Hurfalo 91 43 48 .473
Kansas City 91 It 50 .49
Minneapolis 92 40 52 .133
Mluileii Claims Scries
MINDKN. Nob.. Atiir. 3
Mludcn Hall club nlavetl
am vesterdav at ArnDah
ninahop. 3. Arannhoo claims
pinycu on meir own ground
in iw'cutn inning wns ueci
i no inn n ire. 1 no seeoml l-
resulted: Mlnden, 2: Arapahoe, 0, umpired
by ono or Arapahoo s players. Arapahoo
tried hard to win uml morn roil Iteilmon
and Gordon, tho Kearney battery, for vi'S-
iTiiuy a Kamc. unss, enptuin nnu pucncr
ii mo univarHiiv ninti. lives ni. Aiitinen .nn
iltchcs for Mlnilftn. Two nmnlres wuro
used yesterday and tho mime was very
xcltlnc but passed 'ort verv tileasiintlv.
'lio lloldtuu of botli .'teams wns L'oml nml
hi) butt In IT bv the Aflnileii tenm won ter.
rllic.
Mlnden nluvs the. Omiilin lenir.in ten in nt
Mlnden August 10. and tho Omaha boys
mil uu cuiiipcneu io piny Dill I.
Mliiilen "Wnnta Ileveuiie.
MINDKN. Neb.. All. 3. To tho Rdltor
of The Hee: My attention has been called
to tho write-up In today's Hee from Kear
ney, reporting tho Kearney und Mlnden
Kutne. .Mlnden neonln deslro vnur readers
to know tho facts. Tho Mlnden plnycrs
concede that with fair decisions Kearney
would nave won tno came, for Mlntlcn did
not niav Its usual came und In usual form.
The umpire, did not understand tho rules
und his decisions ull through tho gamo were
oau. i no gamo snouiu nave stood about a
to 5. Kearney cannot beat Mlnden nml a
number of Mlnden people are ready to back
no tirntHiHItlnn. A I Artttifillnn veuterilnv
hey nbout knocked Gordon', who pltrhed
for Kearney, out of tho box. If Kearney
desires anotner came it can nnvo tno same.
Gordon Is n good pitcher, but not to bo
compared with Hllss. MAC.
(Jlllllllilollnlili ;nme Tod liy.
Tho Ilrst of a series of threo cames for
inn cnnmpionsnip or umniia win no piayeii
this afternoon nt Ames uvenuo nark
between tho Originals and tho Younir Men's
Christian association team. The Uuc-up is
ns ioiiowh;
Originals. Position. Y. M. C. A.
Sage catcher Crawford
Mcllvauo pitcher (J arko
Scully Ilrst base Abbott
Hiad lord second base Spraguo
Lawlcr, HhortHtoj) rrclgli
Waller third base Monro
Jellen leftlleld Heed
IJIneen ..,. centerlleld ...Hoaclnnd
Whitney rlghtlleld Welch
"Work Inn Hom "Win.
Tho Worklnir Hova of tho Younir Men's
unristian association oercated the Na
tionals by n score of 11 to 5. nnbrbnnch
pitched his usunl good gamo, allowing but
tnreo nus. i urpin inr tno .aiionais was
lilt at win by tno wormm: lioys. score:
Worklnir Hovs. 11: Nationals. 5. Hatterles:
Worklnir Hovs. Jlohroouch nnd Htemm: Na
tionals, Turpin nnu xseison. hirucic out:
Ilv Unhrbnuch. G: by Turimi. 5 Haaes on
balls: Off Turpin, 3. Hits; Working Hoys,
6; Nationals, J.
Tim came inn wnrKintr uoys wero io piny
In Plattsmouth this afternoon has been
postponed until next saiuruay.
Hot finilir lit Ilulilirll.
TIITHHELL. Neb.. Aug. 3. (Special Tele
gram. ) Tho best gamo of tho season wns
nlaveii nero lonay neiween mo unester and
ltiiltlw.1l feninu. Tlie. ilnv wnn iilninaf nn
Ideal one and several brilliant plays were
mndo. A large rrowd was In uttendnnce.
ho senro stood v to a in rnvor or tiunueii
Following Is tho score by Innings;
Hubbcll 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 2
Chester 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 03
Hatterles: Hubbell. Slnlnccr and Krow
Chester, Snooks nnd siiooks. Tlmo; 1:40.
'l'luern Lose Aunlii.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb.. Auir. 3.-(8neclal.)
Tho Ulnek Diamonds defeated tho Tigers
for tho second time. The Tigers went to
pieces in tho sixth inning, score:
Hlack Diamonds ...100003000-4
Tigers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Hatterles: Tigers. Archer and Heeson;
Hlack Diamonds, Sherwood und Hnrklna.
Struck out: Hy Sherwood, 8; by Archer, 4.
Tho lilnck Diamonds would llko to hear
from some team with players not over 17
years or ago.
lteHT IIiin (.i-t Their Sbure
LONDON. Auk. 8. -At Goodwood today
tho American Jockeys, J. and L. ltelff, con
tinned their micco.-ses. The Chesterlleld
eup, valued nt 40o sovereigns, was wnn by
William C. Whitney's Spectrum, ridden by
.1. Keiff. and Lord Wnlvortoti's Morton,
ridden by J, ltelff, won tho Chichester
stakes or ten sovereigns each nnd 100 bov
ere ens added,
In tho raro for tho Mnleeomb stakes of
thirty sovereigns each und 200 sovereigns
added, J. Masker's Princess Melton, on
which L. ltelff hnd the mount, wns Ilrst.
and Lord Hcresford's Hronzo Winer, with
J. ltelff up, wns second. L. IleilT also
piloted W, II. Walker's Merry Gal, which
won the Nassau stakes of thirty sovereigns
each, with 200 sovereigns added, und J.
ltelff rode Lord Ellesmcre's Inquisitive,
which was seennu.
rilUlnirv (let llrnw.
MUNICH, Aug. 3. At the evening ses
slou tho results In the chess game were:
Merger boat Poplel. Jauowskl vannulshed
lllllccard. Ilurn defeated Ilardeleben, Wolf
lost to Mnroeiy, while tho games between
Cohen und Marco and Schlcchtcr and Tills-
uury were uruwu.
GOOD RACING AT COLUMBUS
Mnt. flnrAAjMfiil Mnntlncr In fiitv's lUstorv
O "V
OomC3 to ftn End.
BONNIE DIRECT TAKES 2:13 CLASS PACE
Joliiiny Akhii Surprises Tula-lit li
AVlunliiK First 'I'vio Units, AftiT
AX'hli'li I'lirurlti- Tnkcn Itnce
In Strnlnht Units.
COL.UMDUS, O., Aug. 3.-The grand cir
cuit meeting which closed today has been
the moit successful held under the auspices
of the Columbus Driving l'ark association.
Tho weather throughout has been fine, tho
attendance has been largo and tho racing
unusually good. Tho track was very fast
today. Tho Admiral, a prohibitive favorito
on account of his showing In the 216 pace,
won tho 2,19 pace today In straight heats.
Ho was never headed and tho only contest
was between Urandcn and Daisy J for place.
Lord Derby, with Gccrs up, was tho fa
vorite In tho 2:27 trot and would havo won
In straight heats, but he acted badly, (leers
drove to win every heat, but pushed tho
a1,ium fo.i i ii flniti.i nn,i I
and drove him off his feet, narrowly escap-
mg mo lusiauco nag.
mi. n,ii
lay. There were six starters, with Uonnle
uircci a strong invorue nnu jonnny Agan
a good second choice. Uonnle Direct Is a
gamo 4-year-old and his poor performance
today was due largely to the driving of
Mcllenry. 1'rovlous to the Cleveland meet
ing tho colt hnd went a tulle In better to
2:10. At Clovelaud ho went a mile In 2:09U.
Uonnle Direct and Johnny Agnn wero tho
contesting horses In every heat. In the
first tho favorite forced Johnny Agnn to do
the mllo In tho fast tlmo of 2:054- Ilonnlo
Direct brolto In tho second heat ami Agan
took It In slow time. Tho next threo heats
tho favorito paced without a skip and,
though pushed by Agnn, won each heat
easily and had speed to spare.
ina uoiutnuus association win give n
mooting September 14 to 21, tho opening
week In tho grand circuit. Itcsults:
2:19 class, naelmr. nurse 21.500:
Tho Admiral, b. h.. by Ho Sure
(Pnvno) l 1 1
nrnden. It. h. (Miller) 3
Daisy J, b. m. (King) 3 J 3
Mojor, ch. It. (Perry) 4 tils
imsa iini. b. in. (l'cnnocKl iim
Circle, b. in. (LnlrilV dls
Time: x:uoi. s'K, 2:ro.
2:27 class, trottlnc. tiurso 11.500:
Lord Derby, b. l'.. by Mumbrlno
King (Gecrs) 15 15 1
Oraco Onward, b. m. (Mncy).... 13 2 12
Annie Hums, g. m. (Wilson).... 3 15 2 1
itlien, t. g. (Wiuinms) a -i a a
C5enriri 10. llllttntt. blk. sr.
(KII1CK) I) 4 4 1 U
Walter Smith, b. g. (Murphy).... dls
Time: 2:11. 2:12, 2:134, 2:1414, 2:16.
2:13 clnss. tinelnir. nutso Jl.WX):
Honnlo Direct, blk. h., by Desl-
reci tjucncnryj
1 1
johnny Agan, b. g. (Mncy)...
Lady Pipes, ch. m. (Hlce)...
.... V - tr.
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I''rlelmont. b. c. (Green)..
Hedllnht. b. h. (Swisher)..
Prince Dxuum, b. g. (Wltte)..
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Time: 2:0D',i, 2:10U. 2:07-,4 , 2:03, 2:0hU.
FRIDAY IS LUCKY AFTER ALL
Four Out of Six Fnvorltcs Finish
First nt Ilrlulitou Ileuuh
Truck.
fnr turn Herbert shot to the front nnd
showed tho way Into the stretch by two
Icnsths. Hero Snenccr let Kumara. out
nnd gradually wearing down tho leader
caught him Inside the Inst sixteenth polo
and won, ridden out, by hnif a length, Her
bert wns second, a length before General
junri uary.
Tno Bteeniecimse was a coou raco be
tween tho favorito and Dave S. Old Tank
ran out tho first 1umo and Dudley K fell
nt tho second. Governor Iludd made tho
runnlnir for a mllo and a half, when Chara-
grace and Dava S paused him nnd fought It
out to the end, mo lormer winning in u
hard drlvo by a neck. Results:
i' irsi race, nvo turiongs: i ermiess, uu
(Jenkins), 7 to 6. won; Agnes D, 107 (Wed-1
derstrnnd), 8 to l una J to l, seconnj itocli
amnton. 110 (Hiillman). 8 to 1. third. Time:
1:01. Phllma Paxton and Georgia Gardner
ulso ran.
Second race, steeplechase, about two
miles: Charagrace, 150 (Chandler), 11 to 10.
won; Davo 8. 113 (Vnltch). 7 to 2 and even,
second: Governor Hudd. 113 (Shcedy), 20 to
1. third. Tlmo: 4:30 2-5. Mars Chan, Old
mint and uuuiey aiso run.
Third race, sel inir. one ml e: Gold Fox.
110 (Hullman), 8 to 5, won; Flux Spinner,
inii (.Mcjoynu, ii io l unn i io , second;
Sir KltzhUKh. 93 (Hooker). 12 to 1. third.
nmo: i:ui-ii. , loung uixon, uraeai.
Choose. Straw II, Yoloco, Ceylon. Jack Tel-
nng, lieautirui, Llndula ana Tyshena also
Fourth race, ono nnd one-sixteenth miles
Kamnra, 110 (Spencer), 11 to 5, won; Her.
bort, 113 (Henry), 4 to 1 and 0 to 6, second
uenerai Mart unry, us (Uiawson), 5 to
third. Tlmo: 1:40. Hott o Gray also ran.
Fifth race, selllnc. live furlnnirs: Uowen.
99 (Henry), 12 to 1, won; Kid Cox. 97 (J.
MiacK), i to . ami t io i, second; Ainrotnen,
Albula, Screech and Annlo Thompson ulso
ran.
Sixth rnce, selling, six furlongs: Mid
OLD-TIMERS IN THE SADDLE
Trulnem nnd Owners Pilot Their Oirn
Ilorsen lit Itucc tit llluliliind
l'nrlc TrueU.
DETROIT. Auir. 3 All the belllnir
choices won nt Highland park today, al
though only two of them wero pronounced
favorites. Tho track was fnst. Onn nf the
features was tho ruce at six furlongs for
owners nun trainers, nnu .Minrod, ridden
by Harry Stover, won. Harry Gcrhardy,
Cnncdon and other old-timers rode.
Nearly $1,000 was collected for tho mother
of Jockey Frank Konnlmoro, who was killed
wnuo riuinp jugglery yesterday. The re
mains will bo sent to Camden. N. J., nt the.
expense of tho Highland Park club, which
will nlso nay nil tho funeral exneuses. All
of the Jockeys who rode todny donated their
tees io tno tunu. Hummnry:
First race, six furlongs: Left Howcr, 100
(J. Daly), even, win; Jucnma, H5 (Irwin),
5 to 1. second; tro 1. rop, 93 (L. Thompson),
j to i, mini, 'lime: i:iiu. Btues, Annie
Queen, Hermcncla, Descubrldora and Vltu-
7 r2 also ran.
31 otji'iiiiii iuur, live iiiiiijiikb; iiiirii ni .VUI1,
. 107 (E. Flynn, 5 to 2, won; Prlnco of Song,
102 (C. Wilson). 12 to 1, second; Annie
Chamberlain. 107 (U. Hoss). 7 to 10. third,
Time: 1:024. Mudiler, Miss Krlnglo and
i.iKiiimng 1'iasn niso ran.
Third race, seven und a half furlones
Dangerous Maid, 97 (Coburn), 3 to 2, won:
Quaver, 02 (Castro). 9 to 2, second; Mc-
liraminna, vv u . Vi nson), a to ., miru.
Time: l:uo4. .Miss hoiik nlso ran.
Fourth race, six fur ones: wino Press.
101 (McQuude), 7 to 2, won; Hungarian, Wi
(uomirn). - to i, second; Annie Lauretta,
108 (M. Johnson). 8 to 1. third. Time: i:liu,
Crinkle. Glad Hand, Deist nnd Mountain
noon aiso ran.
Fifth raco. one m le: vnrgravo. loo (liyan)
3 to 1, won; Windward, 109 (Lnndry). 6 to 5.
scconu; ueorge ivrntz, imi u.. J(oss), u to
1. third. Time: 1:4214. Pnssalc. Fairy Dell,
Mncoc and A. Winner nlso ran.
Sixth raco. s x lurloncs. horses ridden bv
owners unu trainers: rimrou, us istoveri,
to 1. won; Sackhen. 113 (Coiiuilon). 2 to 1.
second; Alex, lio (II. Gerhnrdy). 2 to 1,
llilr.l Tlmn. MM Mlnrll Vlnln 1.- T?eaov
Lottie Shevlllu unci Llzzlo McCarthy also
ran.
One KnvorltP "Wlna ut St. l.ouU.
HT. LOCIB. Auir. 3. Morrlinnn. n line
looking 2-yoar-old, was tho only favorite to
score brackets at the fair grounds today.
Four well-backed second choices nnd a lonir
shot took the other purses. The weather
was not and tlie track fast, rlutnmarv:
First raco. selling, 3-year-olds, ono mile:
Mario u. jirown. ioi (i,. nose), 13 to 5,
won: Loka. Itu (.May). to 1 and r. to l.
second; Kitty Clyde. 102 (T. Knne), 25 to 1,
tnird. Time: Hoiiiuvaru, .Mlnuto uun,
Trlxle II. Coral and Itodd nlsu ran.
Hecond raco, maiden 2-yenr.oIds, live nnd
a half fur ones: .Mernmnn. no a'rowliursij,
even, won: HcetliltiK. 107 (Da le). a tn 1 anil
S tn 2. second; Empyreal, 107 (Corner), 0 to
1, tnird. Time: i:iu, nenry I'inrK, juueua
U, Mm I'licne, ricuor, uciio ef. Hurru-
I I'MII- o T...null 1 . .. . 1 ,1,. - I
(Sncclnl.) Tlio i :.!. r , i .;'i. ;S ',"7 V ;.;... nesota staiou mat no nan tried a new snn
the Aranahoe .1" " i . ' 'h tlt" nnd the center board would havo been much
oe. Mlnden. 9: "h..??. kb .'"? lJi '".V..."' .V" 'iu.'."'." r better set a foot and a half back. IIow-
llrat amo. irnm WAT iT lTtnB " iVe' ?ln"ov 91 M5?' -U? ."' . "fl" ?.
S. Hamo at CllU h"":,,nr, fnr lv flVrlonii with fleV H-rt i"I".,w ",m . "''f ' or,.' ,.,:i?.er.." 111
a red 11 draw ay "h ifnmirn 110 auuea, iniriy oeuien in io-
nigui unimes, iu. tnenryi, k io i, won; rimmi-mmi n ri'nllevi so to 1 second: War
Henry Christopher. 117 (Wedderstrand), 0 Ho? lii niat thews 10 to 1.' Uilrd. Time
1:5 IVt. Dad Steole. 'The Devil, Henry (1
! ' ,.:"i"s' """KS'.Pr. .Tnn -ohelliv. ltna.iv! niiah. Hos . Hartoil and
Huutipn. Biivpr uartor, i-roius, iiecdsvlllo n,.r r in TnUn r in
UIIU VMIUU UIOU ilklii I
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,1. 1HI T f If -W
m. tin II I.nle, '"
in. . i .Hid. HI Derlm,
1, third. Tim. II'
i urn-1 Mi
'II tr I t i liuiir
I "2 iM.KIIiiin. 11 t"
il'nlcl, : ! 6 and 7 t
101 H.lrhtf.M.ti. pi t.
Clara Si. Chlrkamaugii. Leo Nnstir,
Kill
MrCnv nml Ml., l.nrrttn nl0 tM.
Fourth race, selling, six furlongs: llun-
tinzsn, no (Uiimorci. i to i. won,
(J. T. W-lollXt. 15 trl 1 Btlll 6 tO 1, SC.-Mtlll.
qiu.m t.'rl...,.l mi ,l'i til In t. third TlTie;
l:ll. Morris Volmer. MIm Vrn. lrlji. Wlj.
K1II0, i,ailV l.liridll, 1. iiriini-vc, v..- .
ftothen l.nd nml Hiirlmrlan also ran.
Firth rnof. cplllng. on" inue mm onr-r.-tenth:
Knrlv Hlrd. ll male), 10 to 1, won:
Colonel liny. Il7 (Frurtt. 7,, to 2 nml ' to J.
second: Joe Orndv. H'l ((lllmore). 10 to 1.
third. Time: 1:I9'4. Hrldgf ton. I rnie U ,
Chorus Hoy. Duchess VI. Hlgltlut. Hill
Jaekman and It.insoin also ran.
lvlli To r-nl. is. ll luiiuiiii".
Lakeview Ile'lle. 17 tl,. lt.se. 11 to 8. won;
Mnrcaret V. d7 iCcrneri. is to i nim.i
irgaret F. 1"7 tCcrneri. 12 to 1 mid It"
second. SUIT. 107 (Olli..ore), I to 1. Jiin .
ne: -M. Frenrhle Ilean, Miss nr.t.
Iny Hiv. F'ylng Kagle, Sophlo S nml
1. SCCO!
Time
Hnln
Tony I.ci'ing also ran.
MINNESOTA LOSES FIRST RAGE
CliiilliMim-r for Jjcimnnlinkn "l
DefintiMl by 'niinilliui Di
fi nili r, Heil Cout.
MftNTnt-'AI.. Aiic. a The Ilrst day's In-
tcrnutlonnl raco for tho Soawanlmka cup
between tho American challenger Minne
sota of tho White Hear club, Ht. rnui.
Minn., nnd tho Cnnndlan defender, Ilea
Coat, camo oIT on Lnke St. I.ouls today
nnd resulti-il In nn easy win for the
rnnrifUnM Kn-it tn r.nn Thcrn wnfl ntQ Inch
'5,0 fcSK "cd f K, ni'i'd
tho Minnesota 25 foot G inches, xno un
m4ntn liml Hia llirlitnp rrcu'
having won tho toss selected a triangular
course ror toiiny s race, tno uisinnce iieniH
twelve miles, three times round. hen
tho signal for n start was given nt 1:30
o'clock there was a light northwesterly to
westerly lit coze blowing. The lied Coat got
over tho lino first nnd both boats stood on
the starboard tack. The lied Coat worked
up to wlnwnrd, tho American boat making
leeway nnd constantly lulling to avoid the
puffs nnd It soon became apparent that the
American bont was no match for tho de
fender. Tlie wind camo uown tne inao in
puffs nnd the Minnesota appeared to bo
uunuio to earn" its san.
Iled Coat turned the ilrst buoy or tlie
first round nt 1:IS:IS. Minnesota following
2 seconds later. Hoth boats now noisteil
renchlng Jibs. Hoth boats reached very
fast nnd It wns soon evident that the Min
nesota wns closlm: tin the distance, lied
Coat passed the buoy with u lend "f "2
seconds, (in the wny down beforo tun
wind It wns seen that the lted Coat sailed
fnster than before nnd tho Minnesota,
gradually dropped behind. lied Coat
rounded the last buoy of the first round ut
2:02:30. the Minnesota following ono mlnuto
nnd ten seconds later. This was tho fastest
round for both boats during the day.
MIliMCNotii CoiltliilH's to l.nxe.
On tlin Ilrst lei? of the seeoml rnuiiil Red
Cont began taking into the wind, whllo the
Minnesota sagged olf to leeward, lis drift
was augmented by the cnrrylng away of its
Peine nalsanls nnd for some time tlie tioai
pounded uIiiiib with Its mnlusull llaiiplng
around In tho wind At last It was luffed
up nnd tho peak tnken up and relayed nnd
It tilled again, but lost heavily, and rounded
mo in si nuov or tne second roi in .i min
utes nnd 40 seconds behind lted Coat. It
was now evident that the Cnnndlan was n
certain winner. Tho Amerlcun boat was
very tender In the hard puffs and appeared
to bury itself In tlie water. Tho Canadian
boat incrensed Its lead to 7 minutes when It
rounded tho lust buoy In tlie second round
at 2:30:50.
On the first lee of tlie last round lied
Coat again showed superior work to wind
ward nnd passed tho Ilrst buoy 5 minutes
nnd 30 seconds nhend nnd tho second leg,
which wns a reaching one, it gained
unnther minute nnd 12 seconds.
Tho Minnesota, however, nfter turnlni:
tho second buov. sullod down before the
wind In fine style nnd lessened the distance
between tho boats by 22 seconds, lted Coat
crosseii tlie mils u line ai a;ib:iH unu Annuo
aota at 3:21 :3S.
Followlni: Is the claused tlmo: nod cont.
i:i.:is; Aiinncsotn. i:&i:s; uinerence, o mm
utes nnu -u sections.
After tho race Skipper Orlggs of the Mln-
l'lnlc Cont I'll u ii In Truck ltceord.
CHICAnO. Ala- 3 Pink Cniifs run In
tho llfth raco wns tho featiro of tho card
nt Hawthorne. Pushed hard by Mtntsaucc.
ho rnn a gullaut raco and Ills tlmo 1:39',!
ciiuais itio irncK record.
l'onuo won tno nrst race or tno nay irom
a. bad Held of thirteen 2-vcar-oIds.
El Is G enu, n 00 to 1 shot, showed up well
In tho third event. Slio wns live. Icncths
In tho lead nt tho turn for home, when she
tired. Fancywood, the ravorito und mucn
the best of tho Held, then camo on nnd won
ensuy. summary:
First race, six furlones. sclllmr: Fomlo,
107 (Wlnklleld), 3 to 1. won; Edith Q, 109
(llunz), 13 to 1, second ; wood stieu. ius
(Matthews), third. Time: 1:13. Kldred,
wurnett's Wn kwav. Janewood. Hnuaboo
Fairy Prince. Omdurnian, Floranthe, Anx
ious, Jiauswtirst anil ai jirown aiso ran.
Second race, MX furlones: van lloeiioKe,
102 (Tully), 1 to 2. won: Pirate J, 105 (Her.
tltrl. II to 1. sei-ond: P.irmenlnn. 105 (Mit-
thews,'. 7 to 2. third. Time: 1:144. Florl-
ilnn. T.ime. Trlshmnn. 'Aaza. Ail-Se-ll. Ml
eroscope. Mountebank, Trouballno ' und
Omen I.iican nlso run.
Third race, nvo furlongs: Kancywoon, iia
(Wlnklleld), even, won; Regeu. 112 (Hrad
fnnl). 10 to 1. neennd: Harbara M". 112 (Nar
vnez). r, t.i 1. third. Time: 1:01. El Is Glenn
Frldolln. Tootsle Green, Alintara nnu iciu
phono Girl also ran.
l'ourt li race, ono miio: nan jviioi, nv
fllerllcr). 8 tn T, wnn: Dissolute. 110 (Mat
thews), 12 to 1, second; Nobleman, Wl
(Kllev). 5 to' 2. third. Time: 1:IIV.. Star
Chamber, Etta and Lucky Monday iiIjo run.
Finn race, one nine: J"tus i oiii, m
Wlnltilelrii. 8 in K. won: Imn. Mlntsauco,
101 (Tullev). 4 to 1. seeund: Honey Hoy. HJ
(Beaton). 30 tn l. third. -J une: iwi. uiu
lirlnn nml T.lvlilun also mil.
Hivtii mrf. mm .mil one-eicuiii muei
Miss Liza. 97 (J. Waldo). C to 1, won: S
Seventb niee nun and one-elcllth miles
Clara Meader. 97 (Tulley). 20 to 1, won; Tom
Galney, 101 (Talleyl. 7 to i. scconu: in
ennnes. 99 (Waldo). S to 1. third. Tlmo: 1:51
Ifnli T'rntlier nnlnlieil lllin. mil wns llix
nunllfled. Kentucky Habe, Jtldgo uenney
and ban venauo uiso ran.
Knrnrlti'K HimvIimI Over lit Spn
HAiA'rn(!A tj v. Anc. 3. The form
i,1,iv.m lnwl n rniii'h limn of It tllllnV O
tho Saratoga track, not a slnglo favorito
winning. Still tho ring hurdly benellted by
Um ilnfonl of Hie. Ilrst elio ces. for the
w liners were, ul leavuy lunyeu. i uu
fenlnrn wnn Hie W'nrilen stakes for 2-yenr-
nl.l Olllna 'I'lii, tvlnner turned Ull In Muucu
who mniln the nano the whole ilistaiico nnd
....... , --- ...... I. ,
won, riuuen oui, ny a icntui mm nan.
itesuils: . .. , .
First race, five and a nnir iiirioiigs.
VonT-.nl.lu. Tlllllniinlr.. H ( 1 1 II Vllfll ) . 4 tO
won, Denman Thompson. ios teiiieneui. i u
5 and 3 tn 5, second; Kiwi's I; avorllo. SO
(G. Thompson). 00 to l. nuru. nine: i:'5'v?
Honmeraek, Juniper, Historian und Laval
tlerrrt nlun rnti
Second rnce. mares 3 years am. nnu up
wnt-,1 inn mil. Tlin AnillZOIl. 99 (SlmWl
fi to 1. wnn: Oueen of Sunn. 103 (Hurnsl. 3
to 1 nnd 7 to 10. second; Hush. 121 (Turner)
n In K flilnl Time- 1:411. AltllCII. KUIIH
Iroiiuolso Hollo and Sparrow Aing aiso
ran.
"lilril raw. AVnnlen nlnltes lor .-yrur
nlil llllleu Hidlliu- live f'jrlutlCS: MllUcn
100 (Shaw), 5 to 2, won; Garter Han, 101
iu i:onnori, t,o to i nnu n i m-i-umi,
T.nU' HeliniT 111 fTlnrliH). R to 5. third
Tlmo: 1:01. Inshot, Infalllblo and Star also
ran.
Fourth rare. 3-venr-oIds ana upward.
seven furlones: Mlllstrenm. HI (MePue).
11 to 5, won; Galnday. 101 (O'Connor). IS to 5
nnd 6 to 5. second; Pent. 101 (It. Murpliv),
15 to 1, third. Time: l:2Si',. Vesper Hell.i,
Orion, Island Prince. Survivor, Prlnco
Plauslblo nnd rnstle nlso rnn.
Fifth race. 3-vear-olds anil upward, poii-
Ini? inlln nml n Hlvteeilth: Peaceful. 100
(Shaw), 2to 1, won; Precursor, W (McCue,
1 to It nnu 1 to a, seennu ; .iiiuinii, i.
illurns). !) to 2, third. Time; l:IS?i. The
Provost nlso rnn.
llrlKliton Cup to lie It ii n Todny.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-Oreater Interest Is
being taken In tho race for tho llrlghton
cup at two and one-quarter miles, to ho
decided tomorrow, than nny other stnko
that has been run since the Suburban. I his
event Is not only the featuro of the day.
but nf tho meeting, ami had Kilmarnock
and I'rlnce of Melbourne hoth gone to the
post thn mooted riueillon of superiority
would hnve been settled. Tomorrow's raro
Is the fourth anniversary nnd It Is rather
a remnrkablo coincidence that In the threo
races thnt have already been run onlv
three horses were sent to thn post in each
event. It Is now very doubtful whether
the I'rluco of Melbourne will start, ns his
mrnrr fenrn I hn Innir race mav Injure sueii
a game, free running rolt. and he considers
tho annunl champion a good thing. There
Is ciulto n possibility that the I'rlnce will
bo reserved for It. Ethelbert (121i. Prince
McClurg (121) nnd fildnev Lucas (ltt'i are.
however, sure starters and tho doubtful
ones nro Imp. (121). I'rlnce of Moibourne
(103) und Herbert (10ft). Ethelbert will llnd
Ul Bounds aulto a load aver thin louxr. try.
ir Mi H. 'it
1 . nr . , t it tl It r.fi.
t l 1 I., i HI 'm y
f t-v if i
t ii i iv in . mi ti '1 t 1 1 r i i .i c 1 ri
iib if lu1 i-h.iw. 1 in' ImI' In the tlleu
C'nvo hamiUap, whlih was only n mile
GETAWAY "DAY AT HEDRICK
IjACopt for SliiMtlnu .Mnilr liy Ansnlln
ii ml I'lmi'lip (fnunrtl Itiii'luc Is
ItntliiT 'I'niiip.
HKDIUCK, la.. Aiigrh.-Tho closing dnv
of the Hrdrlek raco tncetlng was rathrr
disappointing from n racing standpoint In
the 2:40 trotting nnd the 2:27 pacing, but the
2:16 pacing proved n battle royal between
Anr.ell and I'hoebe Onward. Anzella llnnlly
winning. The attendance wns large. Sum
mit! y :
2:10 trotting, purse JSO0:
'lamlii. g. Ii . by Prodigal (McAvoy). 1 1 1
Unrunmunt, br. h. (Chandler) 3 3 .j
arrctn, 8. m. uiuuurui 1 ' '
Time: 2:23V. 2:WU. 2:19.
2.27 jmcitiK I'Ursp
rip
( Wlekerhnm)
1 1
oe Wheeler, h. h. (Irwin)
Frrrl Hie Klil b s. iTremaln)...
Alice Gray, ch. m. (Ooodtlch).
Eva IUchtcr, l. m. tjonnsoui...
Iiiiuliii. I, m Itntrnn)
Maul bison, blk. in. (ktnyon)...
Tlmo: ?:13U. 2:. S:"1!.
2:10 trotting, purse JO:
Anzelln, b. in,, by Antrim
(Kellv)
1 S 2 1 1
Phoebe Onward, b. m., by
Shndeland Onward (smitiil.... t
elge, b. h.. by Lobnsco (Ladd). 3
Time: 2:15U. 2:12'4. 2:13, 2:15. 2:13H.
2 3
South DnUota Field Trlnlo.
atntrv WA1.1.R. s. n.. Anr. 3. (Soeclal.)
Everything indicates that the meeting In
this eltv on tno insi., iinurr uic uui
plcos of tho South Dakota Field Trial as
sociation, will be ono of thn most enjoyable
and successful nffnlrs of thn kind ever pel 1
in tho northwest. Although it is neany n
month until the meeting dogs already hayo
been entered from nearly every state In the
union. Judge Johnson of Winnipeg has
consented to act as Judge of the field trials
Tho trial grounds whero tho competition
will inKo pinco nro suuaieu urur oiuu
Falls. Tho grounds commence ni a pi uu
about live miles southwest, of the city
They nre six or seven miles long unu imin
nvn tn Heven mites In width. The course Is
verv level nnd dogs may easily be seen nt a
dlstnnco of hnlf n mile. Heretofore many
northwestern field trials have noi neen
satisfactory because of tho uneven ennr
nctcr of the ground embruced In the
course, but this year's trial on tho course
near Sioux Mills win noi nave sueii ura-imrl.-a
im thn crniinds "eiinnot be sur
passed 111 tho country. Tho fnrmers living
adjacent to tho grounds liuve entered
heartily Into co-operntlon with local mem
bers of the South Dakota Field Trial nsao
elntlnM n ki.mi lint eniirxn Vl the best tins-
stblo condition and assist In other wnys In
mnklng tho coming meei n success in every
pnrtlcjlnr. Tho state association has en
gaged a man who, umong other things,
patrols tne course every uay lor wio pur-
iose or preveniiug noes uciuk irumcu uimu
t an Hint urnlrln ehlekeiin mill othnr came
will not bo frightened nisd rendered wild.
lio oil Itneluir nt Grniul Ilnplds.
ntAX-i- l.inina A,i 1 .I.Vmr
iiii.i.iu 1,111 ii,ii ,i..,i.. ...
races wero carded ut Comstoek park today
and the sport was of tho finest order. None
of the winning horses will be eligible ngnln
to tno class in which mey stnrieu iouuy.
The greatest contest of tho day was tho
inllulsheil 2:11 pace nroueiil over irom
Wednesday. Harry Harold, tho outsider
wno. won mo mini neai on mai nay, iuim
second place In the Ilrst bent today. He
took tho next two heats and the race with
out nny great effort. Results:
2:14 pace (iiuunisnca on vt euncsunyj,
Harry Harold won third, llfth nnd sixth
heats nnd tho rnce. Lottie Spon won Ilrst
and second bents. My Cholco won the
fourth heat. Hest time: siisft.
:22 niiee. J300: Strnth Dennis won In
straight heats. Hest tlmo: 2:15U.
2:30 trot, jaou: jjnrtmoro won in smugm.
hents. Hest time: 2:18',4.
Onen pace. j;w): isewton w won in
straight heats. Hest tlmo: 2:1214.
Yni'lit Itnee at Ilpneonsilclil.
rtRACONSFIELD. Quebec. Auc. 3. At
noon todny there wns a light northwest
wind blowlne nnd tho water was fairly
smooth on tho course over which the Red
Coat of tho Royal at. Lawrence club nnu
the Minnesota of the White Hear Yacht
club of St. Paul, Minn,, nro to raco for tho
Seawardaka challengo cup. Tho bonts are
almost exactly tho same tdzo and thcro Is
no time allowance. Today's course Is a
tr anuular.one ono nnd one-third m les to
n leg, to be sailed around four times, the
total distance io uo iwoivo miles.
Srllnff Defonts Yniinir Pctrr .Tnrknoti.
DENVEIl, Aug. 3. Otto Bclloff of Chi
cago was given tho decision over young
Peter Jnckson of San Francisco nt the end
of a ten-round contest before, the Olympic
club In this city tonight. As far as sclon
tllle lighting U concerned, there was no
such thing, but from a standpoint of bull
dog tactics tho tight wns full of features.
Jackson weighed 141! pounds and Scllotr
less than ut.
CHAMPIONSHIP IS AT STAKE
Ilnse Ilnll Crnnks "Who Urnw Salaries
from Itiiltroiids to Meet In
Ilnttlc Array.
Tho long-lookcd-for ball gamo to settle
tho railroad championship of Omaha will be
played this afternoon at tho Vinton
street park between teams representing
llurllngtou headquarters and tho traffic do
partmcnts of tho Union Pacific. No admis
sion fco will bo charged and an immenso
crowd Is expected to witness tho struggle,
which promises to bo nn exciting und des
pcrato ono.
Tho Burlington team will present an nr
ray of talent whoso fame In bass bull clr
clcs Is not us widespread ns In railroad af
fairs, but whoso ability, Charlto Young
avers, Is qutto as marked, Ocncral I'assen
ger Agent Francis will preside over tho sec
ond cushion, while Assistant Auditor Durkco
will look after accounts on tho initial bag,
Charllo Young will dally with tho sunflow
ers out in tho center garden patch nud
"Dul;o" Hucklnghnm will Issuo transporta
Hon to tho Union Pacific players from a
strategic point ou tho substitutes' bench.
For tho Union Pacifies Charles Secrlst, chief
clerk In tho general freight department, ex
pects to slop all goods In transit at bag No,
1; Captain Clarenco Gallagher, chief rato
clerk, will officiate at short and "Davy"
Davison, tho crack Y, M. C. A. pitcher, who
draws a salary from the general passenger
olllco, will do tho pltchlug net. Tho man
ngors of tho respective teams, Assistant
General Freight Agents Allen U. Smith and
Charlie Lane, will occupy private boxes and
direct affairs by telegraph.
union Pacific. Positions. nurltr.Rton
Hollo Catcher Hrunor
uavibon I'ltcher Chase
Secrlst Firm Durkco
Hamilton Second Francis
Thomas Third Carr
(lallaglicr Short Heed
Hasten Lcmield Yliniulst
Hrunor, II Center Young
Iloblnson Itlglit Seward
"Wires Out of Iliirni'n "Wny.
Whllo on his vacation City F.nglnecr Itoso
water will make a study of nlnns for nine.
lng electric wires underground and hopes to
bo ablo to make a report to tho council
within a few weeks. He Is undecided aa to
whether It would b bettor to rnimirhnt
conduits at the city's oxpenso and rant them
io mo various companies or compel tho
companies to build their own conduits,
TIIH HU.1I.TV MAItlCKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on rocord Friday,
August 3:
"Warranty Deeds,
Frank Thustos nnd wlfo to Anna No
vak, lot C, block 12, iBt ndd to South
Omaha S2b
Louis llcnns to 11. N. Robertson, lot
11, block 3, suhdlv of J. I. Iledlck's
ndd 2,000
II. (1. Jordan and wife to A. L. Iteed,
n tJS.S feet of lots 10 and 11, block 8,
Drako's add 2
(lult Claim DeeilH.
Cyrenn Parrlsh to W. II. I'arrlah, lot
15, block 0, Patrick's 2nd ndd 1
City of Omaha to O. C. llarton, part of
alley adjacent t lots 13 to 1G, block
13, West End ndd 2
J. A. Howard et al to Henson lodgo
No. 221, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, lot C, block 2, Halcyon
Heights 1
A. Ilooth Packing company to A.
linuth & Co., o 22 reel of lot 7, block
IM, Omuha 1
Martha Miller to O. 11. Miller, lots 18
und 19, block 18, Walnut UU! 1
Deeds,
Union Trust company, trustee, to
u, .Un Flnlrv. n 40 fret nf lot 4. Smith
nark l.S'X)
Total amount of transfers n.az
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Orders addressed to Geo. Krug, manager Omaha branch, will bo promptly executed.
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when the army headquarters moved out. That is merely
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DEATH RECORD.
Ilenldeiit of Diivlil ('Hy.
DAVID CITY, Neb., Aug, 3. (SpeclaU-
A. II. Knight of this place died nt 1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Ho was nbout 40 yoars
of age. Mr. Knight was one of our most
prominent citizens. Ho was formerly agent
of tho Fremont, Klkhorn & Missouri Valley
Railroad company nt David City, but about
eight years ago he rrolgncd his position
with tho company nnd associated himself
with I. K. Doty In the real estate, loan
and Insurance buslnrui. Uo loaves a wife
and a eon aged 12 years.
Funeral services will be held Saturday,
under the auspices of the Knlghtd of Pythian
and Ancient Order of United Workmen.
Two Citizens of Itnivllns.
ItAWLINS, Wyo Aug. 3. (Special.)
Two prominent citizens of Rawlins have died
hero during tho last few days. James Sul
livan, who came to Rawlins In 1S80, died
Monday at tho age of 70 years. A family
of eight children survive him. Albert F.
Carr, who came to Rawlins In li'G, died
Tuesday at tho age of 2S years. Ho was n
Rawlins boy and will bo sadly missed.
Dies In Hospital.
PLAINVIEW, Neb., Aug. 3. (Special ) -
George Courtnagc, a young man of this
town, died nftor undergoing a surgical op
eration ut Samaritan hospital nt Sioux City,
la. Tho remains will bo taken to Inde
pendence, la., for burial.
Hubert Dlllililp,
NEW YORK, Aug. 3. Robert Dunlnp, a
leading merchant of this city, who was
the founder of tho Dunlap News Agency,
now no longer In existence, died hero today
I'liilfHiiionlli I'lonecr.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb.. Aug. 3.-- (Spe
cial.) Captain W. W. Hull, one of Platts
mouth's oldest citizens, died at his home in
this city last night.
Third Kreuiitor for .ntor Estate,
NEW YORK, Aug. 3. Surrogate Thomns
was asked today bv William Wnldorf Astor
und Charles A. Peabody, Jr., tho two sur
viving executors or tno win or Jolin Jacob
Astor, wlio died over fifty years ngn, to
appoint Wnldorf Aster, son of William
Wnldorf Astor, us a third executor of tho
will and Issuo to him letters testamentary.
Tho application will bo granted. lt uppeared
from tho papers In tho case that John
Jacob Astor provided by his will that
whenever tho number of his oxecutors had
been reduced to two the survivors wero to
apply to tho court for the appointment of
a third executor. Tho will wus admitted to
probato in IMS.
Uiiniitliurlzeil .Solicitor nt Work,
Tho matron of the Itescuo Home, located
at 1D05 lllnney street, announces that some
person has been soliciting funds for thnt
institution without authority. The home,
which Is maintained by the tialvutlou army
woracrs in umuna, nus oiuy ono solicitor,
Lieutenant Esther A Hllss. Tho Ilrst In
timation tno matron nnu tuat soma ono
elso was asking for funds with which to
carry on tho wurk, was supplied by Lleii'
tennnt llllss. who was told bv several nar.
tics to whom she hud applied for assistance
that they had contributed but a few days
beforo to a man who had approached them
on that subject. The home has no male
solicitors.
Strike on C'u iiiitllnn 1'iiclfle.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 3.-A Winnipeg,
Mnn.. sDcclal to tho Dlsnatch says:
On tho Canadian Pncltlc rnllwny today the
macnimsts, macKsmitns, niters, inuorers
und locomotive painters struck from Lnke
Huporior to tlio l'acuie coast, at aiooso jaw
Medicine Hat, Hovelstolte, Kamloops, Van.
eouvor, Winnipeg, Laggan, Field and Cram
brook.
In W nnlncir. inriuilinir tlie men dismissed
nn Mniwlsiv. HV) urn out. The men churn
dismissals were Intended to brenk up their
unions, hence tno striKo. tho men neuevo
their strike may bcenmo sympathetic and
a tie-up will be effected,
Mortality Stutlstli-N,
Tlw. fnllnulntr dentin wero reported tn the
Hoard of Health for the twenty-four hours
ending at noon Friday:
Henry Dempsey, lined 1. 1123 . North
Twentv-slxlh: Annlo WIcsn T, aged 1. S01
Hickory; Hoyd Andrews, uged 1 Twenty
uin, i.n.i rim! Mnrv PutMHkl. need Ci
Douglas county hospttnl; Mary "Uondra,
aged 3j, (,'iarKson iioapuui.
Mothers endorso It, children like It, old
folks use it. Wo refer to Ono Minute
Cough Cure. It will quickly euro all throat
aud lung troubles.
eiv Line to .Salt I.iil. .
EVANSTON, Wyo., Aug. 3. The Union
Pacific Railroad company la about to begin
tho construction of n now lino between
this city nnd Salt Lnko City, eliminating
tho steep grades of Echo canyon. J no now
rond will not tourh Ogden, which will bo
on a hranrh Hue. It Is said tho biirvoys
Imvn linen completed 'Ud Some f HlO
contracts tnado.
llnllriiiiil .Miles nnd I'ersonnN.
O W. Vnllery. general agent at Denver
thn Hurlinnton. Is a visitor at general
hendminrters.
TiMui.inni if ft. Hurt has returned from
an extended absence In New York und
other eastern points.
Fred 8. Capron, traveling passenger agent
of tho Orank Trunk, Is In ths city from
C'hlcairo look nc after busiiioss.
It. Dowi of Huffnlo, general manager of
the Orest Eastern frelKht line, is in oirnhu
the guest or tno local ugeni ui ins com
puny, uianca iiuuvi.
Physicians the world
over, prescribe for pa
tients who lack appe
tite or vigor or when
convalescing from a
serious illness, the
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