THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, ATOrST 7, 1H00.
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ttlCHT OS DOWN THE USE
Bi, Jossph Bends Omaha Below the Half
Way Mark Onco Morn.
WINNERS PUT UP A FAST ARTICLE OF BALL
Home Tenm Ontplnyr.l In I3vr lc
ynrtment liy the AKKrrtntlnn of
CemlnR Olininplnii" front
Down thr lllvfr.
It. Joseph, 111 Otnnlin,
Dm .Motile, III Denver, I.
Sinus City, 10) Pueblo, I.
ChirnK", Hi Urooklyn, 7.
St. I.onln, :i mt Vnrli, O.
Hoston, 4 -4 1 Clnrlnnntl,
I'lttnliurK. 7 I'lillmlrlplilii, it.
IntllnnniiolU, 0 lluflulo, fl.
to Glasscock: Rerte to Rrashear to Glass- mann and Hastings both retired after jMf' Mde,onJ' tVs Vronil Id.
Kline Time of game. 2.10. Umpire, 8cor- tUTFALO The Copper. Mudder. Heelzebub and
Kllnp' INDIANATO Ll 8 HI FFAIX). Miss Krln;le also ran.
...:s moim-.s stops diver's ..... irgri,fr. n V ;Aj 0 Muiin. ir i o tVo ; (ifH iin
J ? ? XV,n m isoo second. Lady of the West, 102 (A. Weber).
Chunk fat Hitler thr Wheel by .Inkle .sb V ' S ! i 2 "k ,r 'i 1. J ! S to 1, third. Time: 1:41. Georgo Labar.
U'flmrr Hold,.. ' i 7 ? ? S5m ' b o l 2 2 0 Kitty Regent. Mary Hoyd nnd Mound
DENVER, Colo.. AUK. . -(Special Tele- ajb?on. t i o J o llauLn. lbO 1 2 5 0 Uuilder also : ran.
pram.,-yelmcr was loo much .for the To- f&KV 2 i o o spear., e .... o ill? tnr.I.VVr'ttW
Dcnimet lounv unii in iiuumon 10 mis uie
CONFESSION OF TALLOW DICK
Attorney Benjamin Avers That Combs Said
the Things Alleged.
loealsmad,. many Imd error. . McNeely i no 5 o la.iln-.. p. 0 o o o o . o i, soco hi; in ater ig, w
....... V. I . I .. I . ...... I . I . 1 . .. ..I ..I. . 1. - . ... . a n n n A
Karnes, p...O 1 3 I 'j, foreman, p. u u - v
was hit hard In only one limine, the eighth
winch waH all llie visitors needed to cnncn
the game. Welmer'H pitching wan the only
feature. Score:
DENVER
All. H. It. O.
I'rcRton, cf .
Miller, If ...
Huelow. c ...
Holland, rf .
Ilckev. 2h ..
Sullivan. Ih
Itellly, 31) ...
I.ewee, ox
McNulty. I I
Weaver
1
I
(J. Daly), 4 to 1, third. Time: 1:26'. Cad
iiazci BiHi) ran.
Fifth race, nix ami a half furlonca:
flprltiKWolls, 110 (C. Wllxon), 4 to 5, won;
Sweet Canoral. 107 (J. Daly). 6 to 1. Ree-
0102100001 l-fj ond; Come Quick, 102 (L. Thompson), 8 to
.... 400UUUUUU1 v v l, mint. Time: i:a. wine i-ress una Nancy
ToUl 6 li 38 11 l Total.. 93J 1 0
Two out when winning run scored.
E, Indianapolis
iiuuaiu
1 Hasting T KnVenan. To Has "hUs-'off , Hlxtii race." six and a half furlong: Left
0 Uammann, ii off TPnes, 5; off Hastings, 1; ." J- Baly). 3 to 2, won. Matlock.
1 off Foremnn. 11. Hascs on balls; Off Dam- vl'")n!1,tun V0,,1! ?ceo!1; Nlmr.,'1'
i m.n i l nit Hame 3- off Ilastlnus. 1, 107 (Wilson). 5 to 1, third. Time; l:3u-V
! on Foreman. 4 Struck outf By Harnes. 2; Alex. Tortuma. Corolla. Cllpsetta nnd Olvc
TotnU 3U
Hatted for McNcely In the nllilli.
DES MOINF.S.
An. It. II
r,
. 5
The pennant-winning Mlssourlans
wooped down upon "Dusty" Coones and Thlel. 2b
his supportlnK members of the Omaha ag-1 U'"i BM i
resatlon Monday afternoon and rljtht be- J, 'jffipi if 5
fore tho eyes of lluckcrlno himself and a Drain, .11) &
ivivvprl a Warner, rf 4
victory with a scoro of 0 to 2. The way im.ul"''"'.
the Saints carried away tho laurels wasn't Welmcr, p 4
much trouble to them, Thoy Just pranced
up to the bat whunuvcr due, poked out a
pole and rapped out a safety, sixteen In Moines !!
all, the olllclnl lists showed. Those who Kamed runs
o by Foreman, 3. Karned runs: lniliannpollH. "
nil- tmrr.ilM. 1. Two-base hits: lloarlever.
Snear. Double plays: lirodericK to llallmnn
to HCnreCK. muini uubcoi fi.-n:i, inwucii
Maitoon. I'assed bnlls: Spear Left on
bases: Indlannpolls, 3; IiufTnlo, 10. Umpire:
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Dwyer. Time: 2:30.
SIiiiiiIIiik of thi Teams,
HOCKERSMITH HAS DISAPPEARED
Cnptalti Wnloott nml SlenoKrnphei-
Stone Tell of Incidents Ininie-
illntely 1'ret'rdliiK nml I'nll""
liiK .IsmiNsliiiitlnii of (loehel.
OnoilOKTOW.V, Ky.. Aug. C.-The fifth
week of ex-Secretary of State Caleb
I'owers' trial for alleged complicity In
the assassination of Governor (Joebel was
begun today. Tho testimony was not sen
sational and threw no light on the tragedy.
This afternoon H, C. O. Ilenjamlu, the
negro attorney who represents "Tallow
Dick" Combs, the negro defendant, np-
preached Judge Cantrlll and asked to be
ST. LOl'IS, Aug. C.-A good crowd wns allowed to make a motion ut the regular
SUMMER.
Sunburn, CliAfinjr, Insect Kites, Hums. ItcliliiR,
Scratches, Sprains, Stillness of Joints, l'lttiguc nml
Inllatned Ryes are cured liy the use of
Pond's Extract
Used Internally and Externally
CAUTIOXt JiefiMO h treat-, watery Wreh ifanel
prepnrntionsrepresenfetftohe "the. mute an" iO.YI'
J2XTKA.CT, which entity nour anil tenerntly contain
"irooilaeoioJ," mleaJIy poMou. POXD'H VXTKACT
is nold O-VJiV in SCAX,iiI) bottle, etieo-ieif in bnff
wrapper.
7 . w" M
rosn s p.x tract co.,
Doiiilnlek I'llotx llnik Horse First
I'nst the I'oNt In Net-ond llnee
it St, I.onln.
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
1 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0l
Dcs Moines, 2. Two-base
iM.lln.intwtllu
U Milwaukee .... ...
Y, Detroit
" I fl.,i'.,liini1
Knnsns City
HulTalo
Minneapolis
SS B2 3!
M 47 41
4 M 44
92 41! 4i!
SS 4.
n5 4ii ro
!)l 1.1 CI
91 IU 54
M4 VJVZll1 f.wa)Xeryi!,r,,.n. anii the tn,01 Ration of his conduct In t
mS lightning fast. Three favorites, two second , , , . ,
gjr choices and Nndrone, at 15 to 1, wero the confession of Combs In w
ion "''"""S. Summary: charged with betraying
.4X1 J,'!1!?.1 ,l!?.c.l:'...f,,!J!l'R' .S.luv"mJ. "M.tni1 prosecution. Judge Cantt
... Uint a' v-iitii un luj , 1VI ltltJVtlIini. li, IU O. I it. i i a i a i ,
I:!,', won; Kl Dcrlm. SJ (Oormley). 5 to 1 and 2 Investigation would not be nocos
to 1, second; Orris, 91 (Domlnlck), 13 to 0, sary.
the matter of the
hlch ?ro had been
charged with betraying secrets of tho
prosecution. Judge Cantrlll informed him
TOURS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
VIA THE
third. Time: 2:G9U. Leu Par. Kiutl Me.
VKll.l t A.... (JO IIV..I. "'""."., " V'i "WWVUV, IVUUIIU
i, . v ',. '.i . , i",u .1' r ; I iur", .Mnnuamua anu i.easman iu.d van.
Xeoln'n Third Win from Atliuitle.
Ilockersmlth I.lnht Ont.
Benjamin then gave out an Interview, In
witnessed tne performance, However, win "u: ini."4,""' S' "v,,-. n""t .i.'" . econu race, seiunir, six nml a. liar fur- which ho savs that tho Comh confession
. ... ' .. .. . ,. Ilaso on bn s: Off McNeely, 1. S.icrlllce hit: game of tho season between the two teams oniss: Nadrone. 10) (Domlnlck). 1S to 1. " B"'s wlnl 1,10 oiiids conicssion
bear out the assertion that "Dusty" Coons J,r'nln Tme. UZ5 VmpiTi: Kbrlsli'. by a score of 13 to 5. It wns played on won; FreS Lndy 100 (Mctllnn) 16 to G nnd was made In tho presenco of himself, Com-
was not altogether responsible for this MtnnilliiK of the Tennis. IrlMhl,tl!tt.,lJ J?!.1,",0' ril'v.'i1 .Kv.? f,m" 6 to 5, second; w. J. linker, 3fJ (H. Uaker). monwcalth Attorney Franklin and Victor
hitting rampage. In.leed he pitched a ,ard. Won. Lost. P.O. "pWlMW tiS&Xnt M. Vfc'nVmW'lfn0. " rftdl"y Pn-cut.on and that
fairly steady game, but tho Adders be- DnVPr f9 tG M .rS2 on the part of tho Neollans allowed the i 1 i? , ,. , ?, mi; n Combs made all of the BtatomentB at-
hlnd him wero so glad to get homo that Des Moines ...
their exuberance overbalanced their Judg- i;,;, ,,,,
mont and many a hit ncccssar
down for a safety should have
raled. Failure to got them co
chalked up as errors, cither,
duo to lunkhead playing. Well, theao
Hlckcyltes, who are taking long strides
toward tho pennant; Just availed them
77 42 r.
S2 44 3H
SI 40 II
77 M 42
li 29 47
trlbuted to him, except as to tho amo'tut
to
In tho very first act the visitors set tho It ll.O.A.R.
Itourko boya a hot pnec. After two men ?.hndr, j,, J , ,1
had been retired, "reaches" Kllng poked .MPrieil, cf.'.'o l 4 l n
out a double, which might havo boon gob- I)-irr, rf... 1 2 o n
bled up by IMdlo Lauzon, but It wasn't. (1'l'n"1:. J 2 2
inon onppcr jbck urnnni Hignauzeii inn r- M'ftn'k, mo 0 1 7 0
nppearanco In Omaha after many years Chance, c... 2 2 0 2 0
absence by swatting a hot one down the "n' J""' J. ' n J l
third base line, permitting Kllng to cross '
tho bag flrltiitn followed on Schrall's Totals S 9 27 17 1
nulnmarv t hreo-hairser. bat the tatter's I Wlnnlnir run scored with none out.
.ffr won nn f.irthnr. fnr rtaer retired "Oreen batted for Cunningham In ninth.
.1 . , I l.lllCflKl) 1 1 U II U U U II I n
iiowu iu iiuiiii uv t.ri,i,, nnoninnn n7
.543 1 visitors two runs in the llrst. in mo sec- rn
i.cz tinn fit.,, BaiiiinTii rv:f,tir, tin tn nil N.vm rn . . , . H . . . .
":.::""... -.... t nlrl, ra p.x n riones; uranior. iisiv.,,, i. n , . i . n- j
I ILK I in Til I w
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I'CklacC, 117 iiumtTBUllllu iu Kill liuuuei. iiu Vilnius
1:144. The Combs did not say $1,200. Denjamln also
Lone also projUCl,a a letter from his client. Combs,
fnr-ifiiiu- Tim In which the latter exnresses tho uttnoBt
Chleiitto llrneen t,i) l.onir niiouKli to ,'-"' run; v,t ''un, ,. Vpu ' i.iKni. u(i (.Morse), ii to t.. won; Tom rni- confidence In him. Combs' nephew Is hero
He:,' llroilu,,,. T,n... tthM aWri tt'.K .. made a vain
CHICAOO. .Aug. (3 Ilrpoklyn pounded Morgan (2). Left on bases: Neola, 3; At- Time: 1:1 Hi. Ill Kollar ulso started. Hcareh to find Hockersmlth and ho thinks
ocbcl.. Ho claims
further says ho
his client to tell
he could not find
Combs nil that tho
furlongs: Obla, 110 (Domlnlck). 7 to 5, won; latter knows about tho assassination.
Denver & Rio Grande
RAILROAD.
IN CONNECTION WITH
solves or every opportunity presented anu i iinnuiBiiam mini in uie nrsi live uimiiikx, lanuc, o. Nitcrinre nit; iiamiuon. ninicK Fifth race, one nnd one-idxteenth miles: Hockersmlth to kill 0
the wonder was that our own bnso ball rtUVUsrUx EoYe.fc. "ihiit'eVlesreola!" D;.wns, Xln "'uVen.a H.lfe1 Oln y).W "io Vnnd S to I S Krancl.co. Ilenjamln
expononts were not burled under n reg- ninth on his three-bagger and Oreon s Morgan; Atlantic: Seymore, II. Franklin, ,rcond; Hottentot, i'o (Dnle), 1G to 5, third, concluded It wns due to
ular avalancho of runs. Hlngle. Cllnginnn wns given his release to- uireher. Jmplrefl: Keciian and Scott. Time: IMS'. Tlckful, Joe Doughty and Kl- nil ho knows as long as
Slnrlnl II ultli n lint One miinmn , imii.v tho Vinton Htreet nark on Sunday. August h mviii r.ir.. b.ve.ir.nlils. tiv nn.i n imir Hockersmlth, who told
it ii n a r I '-
.lonon, cf.... 2 2 3 3 0
Kecli-r, rf... 3 3 1 1 0
Jennings, lb 1 1 10 1 0
'!..... 1 ntii.l.,. 111) fMnflltinl 19 tn 1 nn.l A
iiurHiiiK ii)n "mi i in i Ropfimi: wiin. nil njnrnnri. x in l.
Tlie worKinK Hoys ot mo loung .Mens tnlnl. Time: liid'i, Heetning, ueiornine,
(iri'Fii (iolden tin Witness,
Captnln II. 11, (Iolden and other rcpro-
Kfl , f..o l s l o V ""Hi""! uHHiiLiaumi ueiuaiuii uiu "iiii'i-"" i-reu Jiensig, i.mea i'ono una man niso .nfativ-, nf thn nroierutlon conferred
Pahlen. .. 1 1 3 7 0 I 'ark team by a score of 11 to 7 In a short rlm. sentatives oi mo prosecution conierriu
CniKs. .1b.... o 2 3 10 nnd uninteresting game. Thn only feature with Orcen Golden, one of tho alleged ac-
I)My. 2b o l o o o of the game was tho roo t Ing by M. C. inUW A uflDDIC cessorles In Jnll, nt Frankfort yesterday
i&ep $ 1110 oV'nrtc11 TOO FLEET FOR JOHN A. MORRIS ani, tllcre , n I)0SSlbim. a9 th0 later
' Strlbllng and Stoft; Hanscom I'nrlt! John- , , mny bo Introduced as a witness In rebuttnl,
Totals 7 1223 16 2 n J'X- Ifrlduy ov.;nltm tlio Work- 'Orlnuir Ontfoot- Nrcon.1 Uiolee In ,o contrwct thn teaUmony 0f the de-
ilny they go to I'lattsmouth to play their
nrsi out ot-iown-game.
TrneU,
the slilo on an easy one
second and found his old captain waiting
fondant himself.
Captnln I). 11. Walcott, who had charge
I . .... t. . . Mill. .. - 1 .1 An iUn alnn.l
CHICAGO. Aug. C-Tho feature of tho "" ""' '
l.HIU Vitnm.
The Swift base ball club played a game day at the Harlem track wan the mile rnco today that tho company was on duty at
Harncd runs: Chicago, 2; Urooklyn', fi. with the Llttlo Soo club of Little Sioux Sun- In which Orlmar and John A. Morris met, tho state capital the day tho stato legls-
for him with tho glad mitt nt tho Initial Left on bases: Chlcugo, 2; Urooklyn, 3. day. wlnnlnu- the game with ease. This tho latter having n two-pound null nt the ,,., mt an.i throuchoiit tho session. bu(
enrnnr tn nur half even thouch Jlmmv lw""ni,fi I"1- Clillils, Dexter. Tliree-nnse makes nvo Hirnlglit gamcH mo swilts navo wcigiun. i-iriy yanisirom nomo nnin were . , ' , uj
n. H. K. Ing strong, got his neck and shoulders In rcn,u. f0r marching orders when th
7 17 12 2 front iu tho nick of time. Summary: .. ,,i u .,i,i ,i,nv.
0 0- 5 11 I First rare, six furlongs: Onamastus. 107 Baaslnatlon occurred. He said the
on eiiuu'l termsbiit Orlmar, who was coin- denied that the soldiers wero lined up
tho as
were
I '!'--!. -I... : . . . . T I .... ... . a 1.1. ... I iMng.ttl. Villi I
second, but It was different with the Colts. KoV,ly. 3 ilaso on b.ills: Off Cun- j.AtSooV'Long! Mlddleton J? ,," noctiml; sly. 107 (Wlnklleld). 1 to 2 ,,,, mcro,y hllppCned so.
wi n ..a.ra ' hour &m'.lr llurst': " " tendance. 4W. und Maf.iuoUo' also Van." " Captain Walcutt stated that It waa about
VlrfclltJ Ul 11 IIUU llllfl 1.111 uitrStl liiu --'lui i i
Toman did start off with a safety, wo Hllj Dahlen. Sacrlllro hits: llradlcy. Mo-
wcre awarded a horso collar. The Saints Cormlck and Jennings. Double plays: Swift 1 3 2 0 3 1 0
f ii,. .Inn,. In nml half nf thn yaiizei iiiimssisieiu, iaiy io uniiien u l.ltlie Hoo... u z l i o u u
hw .... ... .. ... ... - .lennings; uahlen to Jennings. Hlruek out: niiori. swifi Mrfnnlllfn
of thn diamond nnd two men out, Jimmy
lliniillfiil (ininr nt St. I.oiiIh.
Hoy utilized hlfl laBt swing by landing for , T. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-PowolI was In superb
' ' . ,., ...', ".!,. form today and tho visitors could not touch
a throebaggcr and Dalrd capered over the ll)m 0 lll0 otlpr lmn(1 8t Il0Uls walloped
plate. Coons nipped lioy s scoring as- me Dan nnrii. Attcnuuucc, .,iuu. score:
plratlons In tho hud by striking out. ht. louih.
.1 i)lfr-.Al.
A t I . I. I . I 11... I'.. I nl I. n n ., n .. .1 I ...... vv,...j.
Unco aguill 111 lliu lllilil inu niumn i.uiiii.-u i ,,,,p 1 1 1 i n
out a largo luscious gooso egg, but Mat- jiurkrtt,' If.'. 0 4 0 0 0
tin MnVlrknr'H iiniml homo run tilted un I Heldrlck. fll ! 1 1 1
tho acoro on tho right aide of the ledgor ."'sb'! o t I
and balanced tho account for tho tlmo Wallace, s.! 1 2 2 5 0
being. After that It was a succession of Donlln, lb.. 0 0 14 1 0
I 1 . II... tl..rt. f ... 1 1 .. ... 1 1 1 1 n hn 1 i IIH'M. u.... - - ' '
eipuern mi uiu iH'winu ,,,w, ........ I Powpll n
0
Saints kept, up tho gait to tho tune of one
In tho fourth, two In the fifth nnd the laBt
In the seventh, mnklag In nil an oven half
dozen.
This nfternoon will bo women's day
the fair creatures will be accorded
royal welcome, a it will be thol
chance fo bco tho popular Saint Jo
Everything will bo frco for the women
a great ooncourae Is looked for. Scoro:
OMAHA.
AD. II. II. O. A. E
Toman, ss 6 0 11
TbomDion. If 2 0 0 1
O'liourke, rf
MrVlcker. cf
1, anion. If and rf..
O'Cnnnnll, lb
Unlrd. 2b
Wilson, c
Hoy, 3b
Newmeyer
Coones. p
1-nlnla
flatted for Coones In tho ninth.
8T. JOSEPH.
AH. It. H. O. A. .
fiimn-r. 3b 5 2 3 0 fi 0
Flynn, cf
Kllng, c
Ortmm, lb ....
Schrall, If ....
Ilaer, rf
llrlstow. 2b ...
Hendtey, ss ...
I'nderwood, p
Totuls
Omaha
Ht. Joseph ....
Kamed runs:
Two-base hits:
l, a an hits: Hoy,
1I..Isa Uiinrltlf.i
viuii. nrr underwood. 1. Struck out
Umlerwooa, J, oioiun un. oii,ii,
Total. .
0 0 110
. 3 13 27 17 0
NKW YOHK.
n.H. o.A.n.
VHalfn. rfO 3 1 0 0
SelbAch. K.. 0 1 3 0 0
Doylr, lb.... 0 0 8 1 0
Srnltli. rf.... 0 0 3 1 0
Hickman. 3b0 0 3 2 0
Davis, ss.... 0 0 2 3 0
OlPHKOn, 2b.. 0 1) 1 1 0
How'tnan, c. 0 0 2 3 0
llawley, n... 0 0 0 4 0
Fouler 0 0 0 0 0
.1 X 1 n I ' n I
Tho Swamp Angels and tho D. J. O'llrlon -'r t'atoi , 'loi (T illy) 9 to'' s"coml- Hlvai hvl,rn
Candy company had an Interesting game of ('lt0"' ' v.(f,"l!n ? V.. 7. third. Time; cross
ban 111 fMorm wmaiiii auiuiay iiiuriuiig. ine i-vik. Mls Shnnlnv Tllilv Ann n'CnnnplI f.
Swamp Angels walloped tf.e . taffy pullers jimw' iVftfm J0'fJ
to the tuno of 9 to 4. Ihitter oh; Swamp K, Davis, The Sluggard. Lady Weight also for
Angels, l'asaoth and Abre; Candy company, r.. nnler
Altiruuett, Aurecni anu i'iikc,
JOCKEYS ARE HEAVILY FINED
.Stnrtrr Cnlilivell Slioun llln Old-Tline
trlftiies In niTortn to Unforee
DlNClpllnr
Totals.
SAItATOOA. N. Y.. Aug.
o 4 24 15 o HpIIc won tho Hendrlo stakes
Second race, six nnd one-half furlongs: fifteen minutes after tho assassination
the company wns called out. On
-cxaminntton he said he had never
o seen the Btato arsenal under guard
lie same length of time, lln got his
s from Adjutant General Collier nnd
Third race, steeplechase, short course: ,11,1 tint Innw for what nuroose tho guard
Olobo II, 153 (ICpgerson), 9 to 5, won; I'as- lo,i .i,rn
Hepartotii, 11 (uaiiagner), ft to .', second;
I-nst I'ast, 123 (Lawless), 20 to I, third. At the close of the examination or Cap
Tlmo: 3:37 2-5. Iteno also rati. Lord dies- (nm Wnlcutt tho defense withdrew tho wlt-
' i.-';,.i . ...ii-. r,.i mo ,-ii,. hobs with leave to recall him for tho pur-
lleld). even, won: John A. Morris. 107 ( I., nose of contradicting W. II. Ctlllon. Ctllton
(.Southard), 15 to 1, third. lime: 1:10. T, . , i .llnV woo
6 -Iroquois Tayon, Lucky Monday nnd Flntnn also run. John L. Dozler of Knox county was
s today with Fifth race, live furlongs: Sllverdale, lus called. Ho assisted Towers In organizing
Special Excursions to
COLORADO
and UTAH
Special excursion tickets to Denver, Coloi ado SprirjgB,
Pueblo and (Jlenunod Springs, Colorado, Salt Lake City and Ofdon, Vtulj, tlU
be oa sale via. nil lines from Omnha nnd nil MUsotirl river points aad ffdlDH.a
west, August 7 and 21 and l'eptember 4 and 18 at a rato of
One Fare pm $2.00
For the Round Trip
8top-over will be allowed on those
tickets at points west of Denver, Colo
rado Springs and Pueblo, on tho g oing
trip within limit of thirty days.
VJHOOtiS,
11... ...1 tj.i-.. i i.i, fasn. Thn track was slow and the mile and i iniieyj. 11 .10 ..in, won; aionry .mush, iiij ,n fhn mountnln army. On direct examina
""Urn "I 11 U iiiitt.li. 1 - . - - . ... ...mi ll.,tlnnb n I llvlllllll 1 III KDrwilUI1 Nlllin I'njlf !ll I -------- -
ti 1 n 1 a n ft a 1 n one-uixieomn wiu run in u-ivi" r ,,.v ""Jn i . . ' .. tinn naU hn cot only Rood citizrnn. a
nd York"::::::::::o m o m o oUi Jiai" -k. ."'"'v m&r'u ,s it-ut 0n crossiexammation ho
a Karned runs: St. Louis, 2. Two-base hits: Mtretch. by"a head. ' Ni(,Mlr.al lla "lMn rn."' ''.'".-Y- ,pft ,nt J",?t- admitted that several who were selected
r last Wallace l. Double plays: Kelster to wal- S,llr,0r Caldwell fined Shaw. Hums. Tio- nu t. .. . n....- a... niir ji Frankfort wero bad characters.
hovs lace, nioicn nasefi: iiurKeii unci .iiairaw. ian. Mitchell. Odom, We so, J cuuj, "'"'j,';, "V ,"' " "ul- ;-! - i
ooy. ,,. ,,n,iu, i...wii i. iinwinv 1 . ' .Vj ii.. . .' . .ir : "'i. .,- ..A. ,ii.vii,i- 110 W nk Held). 3 to I. second: Owensboro. ....a .. i i ni.ri...
Htr tick oat: My Hawloy 2. UmplreV 10ms- "M men! Turner was lined 7 (Talley). 16 to 1. tlilr.1. Time: 1:14 2-5. ' ""
I 1 1 ni. . i .cr. v'm,.p r ... v.: : .u- en mm rnn in. aiihii ii. ituninv i. .in v a nvnm nr "rnr. n. ivunx cauiuy cci.ii
1 I IU. A .UU. I rni fnn rnlllllir t Ct (Don lini'K III II1I! Hll'J I "" ... .......... . I - -i
1 I " IUI """Hfl -I- ' i . I Hp Imiii fiti.l I nnilo II nuunm ulUA i I
BLEES
MILITARY
ACADEMY
m lor UiiiHUV i . V V"" HrltnnlM .1 T.nnut lllnMMnm iiIho run
UtuU Drop n rnlr. whllo ut tlio po.U in uie iourin rare. u- "
ti fn
ij .ii . 'ritiiruriiiv n ih I'ltiit'll liiu
I I tho It tin 1 liinltiir. St'iisntlonal Iiclillnif wim I ' . V. J:.. iwin.iionti nml ulll
miner, said tho men Hcnt to Krankfort were
to contend for thoir rlhtB and prrvont tho
MACON, MISSOURI.
The ('oinmamliiut of flic Academy is now at the Her CI rand and
may he consulted hy appointment.
in i, i nil nin rnnT r r nanisii"
Hie llrst or tno iiii-hko UN , fUK tit t IfALiri r .l,i m.nlv from helne thrown out.
It. C. Hlandford, Marion county, iphiiiioo
. V .. o i o """'"""i in uuwi Kumon. ni". : bo at a mile. Following are me allotted i oru Hoy iinniis n Murprixp to mirnt ho wa present at tho conferenco nt Frank-
! 4 0 5 5 0 0 U,NV1NiT'1T-).A.B. nST.O.A.K yeOTi;1! I.y T,,U.nK Itiiee Coneedei, , forl at which W. II C.tlton prlde,! and
Y !; J7 y J liarrett. cf..O 0 1 o o Hamilton, cf 1 2 2 0 0 n;f Firearm, 110; Rnckton, 10S; Martlmas. Dlllonlto. tnal sheriff Iilirton of Hreckenridge county
i S n 0 Crawfonl, If 0 o ,1 0 o lone, nn o 0 3 2 1 107! Gonfalon, li; Mncleod ot Dare. Mayor m,d a spcech, naylng: "The only way to
n 2 Ii , 0 Hi'lnf'W. abO 1 2 s o stahl. rf l 3 3 0 0 fjllroy. 102; Waltnot. 100; Autumn, 9j. ni'FFALO, N. Y., Aug. 6. -Two favorites . thn '...., ,..,. lo Pvnlode cartridges
'1 V ,", A a ll'ckly, lb. 0 Oil 2 ocolllnii. 3b... V 110 1 Summary of today's races: scored In the three races presented as the "l1 tho c , i . 1 , 1. , , ..
i p J " 4 jj Coreoran, m I 1 3 0 Freeman, IbO 3 s 3 o First race, 2-year-oldB, live furlongs: Dub- opening card of the llulTiiln Orand Circuit In tho neighborhood of the Capitol Hotel,
ihouniiv. n. v . 1 unrrjr, n.... i j i v " 1111. ll.i lici. uei, . in i, viui, .iiv.i.i.,.-, , uit'L'iiiiK iieiu ai ini" imu i I'.rie inicK nH and was reDUKed D 1'owerh.
M Wenlworih Military Academy
WSt-Mr Oovrnmrnt siipervlilon, Mntncommlf-iniin tnanvluntri,. I'rt'iiaratlon fur IT11I versltlc
WCiPj unilN.tlon.lArmleml.il. COL. SANDF0RD SELLCRS, M. A.. Supt., LEXINGTON, M0.
27 13
1 wuinn, n,
1 tii,
V V 1111. lift 1.MCL11CI. . Ill 1. Willi, .ill. .in.,.-, , 1 lUt'l'llllK I1CIU III nil- IMU I 1 .1 II) IHICK lllin
ii o 3 3 o.iiwr. sn....o ii 2 o o (Mitchell). 13 to ft anu ? ?. i"-; a.rternoon. About persons rrosseu t ie miltncV nf t.elnetnn testified be
0 0 6 1 0 Clark, c n 1 9 4 1 snirrv. 107 iShaw). to 1, tinru. lime: river anil there wiih n brisk play In the " V ....... . .. .
Ilillllp". p..o l .1 r. n.Dlneen, p.... 0 0 3 3 0 i-rcju. Alardscheclt. Inshot. S.ilvo, Dro- auctions. Dlllonlte was expected to nccom- was In the executive nunning wnen me
Hr't'dnln .. 0 0 0 0 0, heila. and Denman Tliomp.ion nl'o ran. ... plish a great deal when ho encountered I xhnntlnir occurred and came out and Haw
Totnlii 4 11 S3 14 3 Seennil race, selling, one mile: Peat, 101 Palm Leaf and the other In the 2:19 class ....
-.t.inn ...i11slt,( ffinlilli nml i.n I tit n I
Tnlnl. 1 K 11 IB A I ... t tr 1 wnn Kllprltlli !Hi 111. I frnttlnir 1 tl,. nur V tinntlm- Iim .'u a unlil I V'Uli.w ,.,n,,.n .u,..... r."
w .t III. f lln). , " , - I ..'.,, n. ... ....... ...... i ....... ,, n ,. ..w ....... . , ., .
the suite nouse. a mini wu Miiiumm m-
. r, o l I ii ii-.ttr-H fnr thini,.a in ihi. tvnii, Mnrnbvi. S to 1 and 4 to b. seconu; iiiiiaiuw, luvorne, against .iu ror tne uoid. i ne
.5 2 3 ? 1 0 ...... A , ' . , 114 (O'Connor), S to fi, third, 'lime: l:lfl. only heat lu- won. watt a gift, as every jilnd
. S 1 I 15 0 o Vi""-I""," 'n ' ' " " n V ' X X ,5 Tartar. Rochester. Crossinolina, t-asiie. Ar- other good ono had a bad break early In ....,
i i i t ii n llostotl 0 000001000 It II ""'"'.V....... A.. iinnn,. niwl l-niihnnn Hi. mil.. tn n,.. ...nm in .1"1. im
I J .. ' i Ittllir IVllllllltlKV't iv.i ..i.. . " i i.m ..,... .... ...t...... ii, ..,.yi,
.4 0 1 o o 2 ISarned runs: tiostnn. 4; Cincinnati, 1 ,,u0 ran. York Hoy won handily, although a breajt In or bl
" r r r . . I '.".r: : I i nirii mi-'i-, n"'"'"1 . . - - .... v. -.- i u i ui
4 0 1 l 4 ii runs: narry, main, doudih piays: .Mcuriuo ..i.i iIllei 11.000 added, one nine ana u hih- mile.
4 0 1 0 0 0 to Hcckley; Long to Lowe to Freeman. ,' . ir,,.,unU Helle. 109 (O'Connor), fi to 1, Winona was a J100 to ftlS favorite before
- I First base on balls: Off Phillips, 2. Hit by kih .sbaiidra. 121 (Turner), 7 to 10 and the llrst heat of the 2:18 pace In the 4:m
in r. ifi "7 1.1 ii ti-beil ball: nineen. Ktruelt nut: Hv 111. I . Miiinv 131 (Sbaw). i) to 10. nirn stakn. nnrl hIir Instilled this riinlhl,-
!!.'.'..!o 1 looooo o 2 '"'en, 8; by Phllllrs, 1. Tlmo; 1:1". ITmpIro: (bird .' Time: l:42Vi. liy reeling off three easy straights.
,, ...2 0 0 1 2 O 1 I O I) I inimu. I 1'oUrtll race, SCIIlIlg, HHI ll ill, iiiith. I ..I. will. ,in luiin-ui-ii in iiunmiii ii jw,u,
iWJh&JW& bcri."em rmC w "Xi cr , , er Vo'l. seoiliir Moron . "'iVl? tmUing? purse,,!' Uhrbo heals
ScltV,,."'. ilome ni, :' Me- lq A.R . . ... It.li.q.A.B.. 112 (Mitchell). 3 to 1. thin . mo: l:. .lye,;
n hum: ii iiniii Ki. iiriniu. i ifirrrii, v u iiiiiiiiiiqii. ciu i i u u n. um , -
i iiiiiiKrti u a u i
fPap MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY
''' fV j- IJkm t" W tlur nn, liullilllic, mu.lrmi iimrtlmllT nri-proof. 100 nirr..
, r iahlnr. huntlnc, .iflmmmt iHiuilliff, I urmn ail ifl iuni
M1i:N, not l,ojnluiiinl nt Hull. Irmllni- nillllnrT I'huul. mn
unl cr.lllf .1 riluFitlorp ornnllim.l repulHlluii. Aililrrii
YANCEY 4. FONvlLLE, Moxloo, Mo.
ti.
Flynn. Schrall. Double iilays: llendley to
Orlnim: Hoy to O'Connell; Coones to Tn-
1 man to 0?Connell; O'Connell unassisted
Time: 1:50. empire: wunmr.
HUl.KN TIIIHS l.MCNOW.X TWIHI.En,
Htnns City inlli Awny with n Onmn
from the Pueblos.
rUEULO, Colo., Aug. (1. (Speclnl Tele-urnm.)-William
Hogg. Jr. a phenomenal
young amateur twlrler. was given a trlnl
iinUn iieiilnst the Sons this afternoon
Kxrept for an attack of the buck-fever
dliring I''" lirSl, Wlll'll I'lKlll HI im" ll.iiuin
crossed the home plate, the youngster held
unm iinnn tn two runs, b J t the record
of the game Is only a repetition of other
defeats of late. Aiienuaiice, uw. oimc:
VVKW.O.
AH. R. H. O. A. ):
..41020
.. 4
.. I
.. 4
.. 3
Ciiiwfuiil. if ft 2 0 0 O liim, o 0 2 3 o ran.
Stelnfrld, 3b 1 0 0 3 3
lleck py. Hi. 113 11
Corcciran, f 0 1 & I 0
Mrllrlile. rf. 1 1 2 0 0
tjulnn, So.... 0 0 3 4 0
Mcllale. cf
Hulen. sb ...
Parrot t, lb .
Clnssnn. 3b .
I .ally. If ....
Moran. If ...
Oraham. c .
Kelley. 2b ..
Hogg, p
H.
0
1
0
1
1
0
Totals 33 4 5
HIOUX CITY.
AH. R. H.
5 1
4
3
5
3
, 3
3
..... 4
i
0
o.
1
1
r
3
12
1
K.
Collier, rf ...
McCrendlc. If
Hrashear. 2b
Orlllln. of ...
uliiHscoek, ,1b
N'lles. 3b
Hcrte, sa ....
Cote, c
McDonuld, p
l'arvin, p
Totals 34 10' 1 27 10
Pueblo 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 04
Sioux City S 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 -10
Two-base hits: Collier. Nlles. Herte.
Three-lame hltH: Hulen. Orlllln. Sacrltlco
hit: Pnrrott. Stolen bases: Hrashear. liases
nn balls: Off McDonald, 3; off Parvln. 1; off
Hogg, 6, lilt by pitched ball: liy Mellon.
n lil. 2. Struck out: Hv McDonald. 2: bv
Parvln, 1; by Hogg, 1. Double plays: Horte
No Cooking!!
Just a little hut
water or milk,
n little Hiigur
nnd
GRAPE-NUTS
are ready,
Sold by All Grocorr.
O
o
o
o
o
o
tho fountain In a htooplng position, further regarding tho confcrcnco nt Lex-
ess could not tell whether he was whlto lnglon following tho unseating of Horry and
ack nnd did not know what became also to matters that transpired on tho day
m. ' mo asKUBSinaiion. no received a icio-
Tnylor l'rnreil Trouble. Kram from S. (!. Sharp at Frankfort asking
I li I m In rntnn in Wrtt ir fnrt ft ml lirl n i T0(i
n i r i rNA - Tmiln aj alntiniTa I
nen niuari aimie, ..i..r..iu, iajii" hniin tin wont ilinuo f lint Innii nn mini
The rapher. testified ho was In the governor's o rc,mau,(1 , tll uxecutlvo buihllng that
night with soinn of tho state oIIIcIiiIh who
l'eliz, o.
Newton, p, ..
Totals
Cincinnati
Hoston ...
. 0 1 6 1 0 I
.oooio:
3 6 27 16 3
rni inn ih" T i a a IK. (Mitchi'li). 3 to 1 won; Queen of Song. (Fuller) 2 7 1 2 5 secretary of stato to get
Krilm.n? ibO 0 I I 0 1? IHiirn-! i& to B iirt to 0. ff E2ilds" S,;VJi5"J" l,lk' " "y I'nputn, r , J to protect themselves w
a, be? o i j s roZXrrin.c
r-.... . t f i n I run I 'inuiii, i.H un ruipuii.i.h t l iu UWii
oiioo ,',M'A I A 5 charge of the men.
I-wls, p 0 o l 4 I nnnD riCI nQ IT RHIIiH I I1N " mmIo. i'..'v.ii o ioii Vo'iV'V.iri- At tho nfternoon
M IIOOI.S.
Totals 4 S 27 11 1
2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-3
0 0 0 10 0 0 0 31
........ ..II 1. ll.iuli.n H
.,,111,11 iiiun. . ,1,1.1 nun , j.i'n.i.ti, u.
rwn-bnse hit: Collins. Homo run. Mcllride.
Double play: Lowe to Long to Clarke. First
base on balls- Off Newton, 3; off Lewis, 3.
lilt by pitched ball: Lewis, struck out: Hy
Lewis, 1; by Newton, 5. Wild pitch: Lewis.
lime: 1:411. empires: Nichols ami Hreiten-
steln.
i:nny Time for Plrnte.
PITTSHt'RO. Aug. fi.-The Philadelphia
team played listless ball today and fell easy
vletoms to tho Pittsburgs. Tho feature was
Wagner s hitting and general all around
play. Attendance, 2,fA). Score:
riTTHliritO. I'HIUUJKLFIUA.
n.ii o.a n I it ii o a e.
Ile'um'nt. cf 2 0 3 0 OOrth. cf 0 1 4 0 0
Clarke. If.... t 1 I 0 0 Single, If.... l 2 10 1
O'llrlen. lb.. 1 2 0 0 Di-'hanty. lb 0 112 0 0
Wagner, rf.. 3 3 - IMJnle, si,... o 1 3 5 0
Williams, 31) 0 0 2 2 0 Flick, rf 1 2 10 2
ltltcher. 2b.. 112 10 OmiKla.s, c 0 3 2 0 1
O'Connor, o. 0 1 4 0 0 Murphy, c..() 0 0 0 0
Illy, m 0 3 1 s 1 wnivton, 3I 0 2 1 4 0
Chesbro, p. , 0 0 0 1 0 Croi a, un 0 0 1 3 0
Dononue, p.. o u n j n
Totals 7 10: 9 1 Thomas ...0 0 0 0 0
"I)olan .... 1 0 0 0 0
I Totals 3 12 : 13 4
Flick hit by batted ball.
Hatted for Donolute In the ninth.
Ran for Thomas In the ninth.
Plttstntrir 0 2 0 0 3 0 2 0 '-7
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 1 o o l-a
Kiirneil runs: P ttsburg. 4; Philadelphia
1. Two-base hits: Wagner (2). Thrte-baso
bite: Wagner. Hltcliey, fuck, smien nai-es:
ltiMinmnnt. Wanner. Slncle. Douglas. Dolan.
Double plays: Hly to O'Hrlen; Klv to
Rltchey to O'Hrlen: Cross lo Laole. First
base on balls: Off Chesbro, 3; off Donohue,
2. Struck out: Hy Chesbro. 4: by Donohue,
I. Time: 1:45. empire: O'Day.
NtHiidliiK of thr 'I'enin.
Plared. Won. Lest. P.C
Urooklyn w 33 30 .6"9
Pbllu.li.lnbla S3 45 3S ..H2
Pittsburg 85 5 40 .MO
Chicago S4 42 42 .500
Hoston' 84 12 42 .500
rinrlnnntl S6 40 4fi .4&)
St. Lotlla 81 36 45 .145
New York 80 30 60 .375
(i AMI'S OF THK AMBniCA.V I.UAC.IIi:.
IndlnnnpolU llenta lluflnlo After nn
i:irven-liiiiliiK .Strugnle.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Auk. fl. Indlnnan
oils won In the eleventh today. Huffnlo
batted out four runs In the llrst Inning, but
fulled to score again until tho tenth, when
she registered one, Indianapolis tied the
scoro in the fifth, after developing three
runs nrevluiiHlv. in the tenth lndlanauolla
again tied and with two men gone In tho
eleventh, tiaruei nil ror a vat" stole sec
ond and acomd on uciera aiiiftie. Dam
rtneess Peiiiier Wlim WIukc.! Foot
llnndli-iip, Favorite FlnlsliliiK
In Thrre-llorse Itnee.
x-i.-it- vnntf Am- fl Scratches all but
ruined the racing at Brighton Reach todaj
Withdrawals were so numerous that theio
was one threo-horsi. Held, three four-horse
Ileitis and two Hix-iuiro ut-iun,
m.a room when tho shooting occurred. When
)! . , i. . . l. .. l V. r,A..AH.,np
In tncy nearu wui u.. ..,.,.l-uCT. (U(, t car Q (o , ,
layior expre.-c.i ivu , At t,u, conclusion of his testimony the
j ,,. m u. j ..-...... - court, adjourned till 9 o'clock tomorrow
mouDCll. i lit" uiunij iinu iiiu unii-u utL
Home cutis in there
Uh. Governor Tay- CANADA WILL KEEP CUP
Sharp of Iexlngton
e building nnd take Iteileont Defriitm Aiilerlenn Vnrlit .llln-
iiesolii In Seeoml Itnee of Sen
session ex-Governor viuihiiUn Sri-leu
2:10 class, nacltiir. nurso $2.Chk) (three heats iirmvn for tho defenso made n long argu-
In .tlvci: . . . ,,,ni In minnnrt of bis nosltion Hint tho do- MONTREAL. Aug. C The Canadian I
Winona, b.m.. by LnoKiuvny (Clarkc).l 1 1 ' '' ,.,,, Hv'w i nvlilmirH that h"cht lti'deoat won from the Anu-rlcan
Jem (1 mm. b Ht. a. (McDona d) 2 2 2 fenso was entitled to snow in otuience tnni iinnMn. t,i i n,tt ininrnuiir,,,.ii i.rim '
Fernim, b.g. (Oarlleld)..... 4 13 tho occupants of the executive building after lor tho Senwurihnka cup. The race began ffC, 1 f gZ jT JW
rXZ'Td-iiL th" -"".inatlon VOK Al
llenuty Spot. h.m. (Shockensy) 5 ills of the populace and thnt they nctcd upon aIcoat soon forged ahead anil M U lk Na I m.
Racine College
Grammar School
"The School That
Makes Manly Boys."
t Its Graduates enter any Col'
i Icpc or Univcrsitv. Social
and Athletic Advantages.
Military Drill.
For Boys of 8 Years Old nnd Upward.
Illu.trAtnil Cutalosue .put on application to
Rev. II. I). K0IS1NSON, n. A Warden,
kucini), Wisconsin,
Lnllla. blk. in. uSnow)
Time: 2:lRb. 2:12Ji. 2:1:)',
.ills
live)
this in arming themselves and excluding tho both tried the wind position, Red t
ibllc and civil olllcers from the building.
.Mr. .-Ulicuen ior uie priweciiuoii iirgueu ih,. bunv in nun hour anil thlrtv
i-iuninn-rm pminnt
...., I -i..M -ill. . I., .11 tlnnllv ur-ilrn,l mwl linlil I, nrrnl. Ml,. Ink.' LmUTlIll !M aUllulJL
2:12 class trotting, pure $3;000 (three In I ' - -' , ' ., Hed, ,.at made the two miles previous to tb- I kimball hall . .V TvaJash.av.. CM1CA00.
Instrui'tlnii In Acting, Elocutlsn, l'hyleal cuh
turn. Oratory, I'liiiioiiihio, I'encliu. Modern
LanirungrH.
Fall Term Openi Sept. 10, Uataloguo free.
UUWARI) DNOHAK, Dlrretor.
I . . . . . .. . . . . . I . " i-lKlll-llllii) iniiiy in uiu- imui ii nil inn i : -
was small, me exo.n i u. o . '""". . ,,. rol'n"' c- VorVnl iwl'"'l that tho commonwealth should not bo en- onils and did the leg from the eight-mile
ESMbiT" !': fimnM ::::::::::::::::::S? tu.a with the burden .. mi. threats t.,at r i ATi
handicap was the only llxturo decide, and IHh 0.. b tn. (Mc('all) r. 5 2 might or might not have been made hy Ir- j ',' ' o mrriirH'zrHiffinc u . fn'm the
only three horses aced the ' 1 'iViTrl t o Yi t !UJ . 'V.T10!?.''"' !'',!,-,(I'l'i-".,f;A' 'i responsible parties and that this character north and of this the skipper !,t Reil-.mt
ft SSSff TS WKW gW 4 f .'-of could not ho offered In Justification tn duo "TXlXX
while tlio winy ones playe. ll'rlncess I 'ep u-r ot tho cour6e of tll03o who had possession f, ".j!' ,V,m twemy-two .
from 8 to 5 to. '"S- ?w.n thi?r e'sS "'ores. ot tUo building. Tho court ruled that the ..nils.
IHZIZ' nu" bes of the staVt. led all ..Twenty targets wen-shot at by the-mem. wltness might relate any specific threat ., Tho result of the racr. shown tlmtl.er.,r.
(lniiimii.i'. I "mi I'l lili .1 llll.,inii-, unii 1.11,1, ilk ill,' I
the way and won easily
First
-Oold
Horough
HOCO
r in
'i..i.,l,. ltn. nluri run
u.r..,.ii rnn.. Uvh furloniis: Olen Nellie
112 (Spencer), 1 to 2, won; (1. W. AV., 102
(Henry). 2a in uii'i - l"
99 (Dangman). 5 to 1. tnird. time: i:ui.
Princess rcveiyn niso 'iin
' .. "i . it;..n. regular meet last Sunday. On account of
; riCe 1M 1 Innrv 7 to 6 won" wl"'- ,no 8'"rcH ner" Poor- J,,1,n-
en Scepter. 101 (Henry), . to o. won, , ... . ,. . f .. . ..,'. nn(1 n,.
'1c.kj..V. '?.('r".ml,J. .?. ; won tho shoot-off. brenklng 8 out of 10. The
nil; Lioness, no n-iawun,, u . -nini. Hro..,..
e: 1:47 4-5. Healltlful, Ltzzlo Regent and , ,, u,n.r.n 1;. v.i m..i ir.. w w
Sherwood, II; Chris. Olson. 12; Jackson, 12;
James Davles, 11; J. F. Schmelzer, 10; it.
Kaurmnnn. v.
In tho shoot-oft Rlssl won by breaking 8 utPB a(ter tno shooting. Governor T
lAt i meeting of the club last Thursday was not armed when ho first camo Int
1 .. I 4 . . I
Tiuru race, onu " -"- r" ,..:: night It was decided to give a prize to tne omce, nut went nacK
Ma iMiiiiani. no ,'" "' " .-0"""; high man every HJiiday and to accept a .
Prince McClug. Us (VnnKurcn). 8 o 2 nnd 8hVtr rllp ,-0nnted by a local house to be- Wlint the lle,vn
2 to 5, second; Helle of rroy. .R ('lenry), come the property of tho shooter maklliK Whnrtnn Golden was
D ,.. r. m m ' imu' i:,4..i. i.ni'iii lfii limn 1.1.-1. . rni.. u.....in..n
o iu u, .....w. .... . .. - inV nmiitrL nuuiu mi iuiii duiiuuih.
run I
Fourth race, Winged Foot hnndlcap, live
furlongs: Princess Pepper. 107 (Bpencer),
3 to 2, won; Howen, 90 (Wedderstrand), 9
.... , . . . . . . llir Wlllll III II HKUl lllllVilJ uiu HIIH'i nun mm
which ho himself heard, but that ho could PI1I, develop superior finalities, us in tin
nnt ten or common rumor or tnreats wnicn sitoihi eir osieiisiu v neiorc tne winii en
had come to him sccondhanded. Tho do- """J0.!' f Ii1.'.' f'.1.1 iI?,'.'l,t!r,iLV,!. r.'.'.lri. -!'.!!'
fenso reserved an exception to this ruling, iiar'clrcumstnntes sho reducul 11 lead uf
Stenographer Stono continued his testl- live minutes nnd thlrty-llvo seconds to four
mony. Ho told of Voutsey coming Into tho "W1Mi lJJXaiJ1 llrl
executive bmco carrying a rlllo a few mln- cumst.itues .luilng tho lust two legs, wlili-
Taylor tho Minnesota's work on the rciwh was
n llm I magiiiiici'iii. 11 wim inn pii yviuii in nn- kii,,j
u lilu I tt.l.l.ili n.n.1,1 Ilin lntiflllliin viipbt tin. u-ln.
and got a pistol. ,.r. Minnesota llulHhril two minutes an 1
ni Would Hi, tlfty-elght seconds after Redcoat
recalled for tho third
tlmo and wns asked If he had told Ii. M.
MiikIInIi SIiiIIIoiim for Ken I iirl.y.
NKW YORK. Aug. C.-The sliiun. r Mar-
i.....rt,.,... YiiniiimuMi iliiliv.-n c.,v. . Owens In the presence of J. M. Owens that queue from London which arrived today
....... - - - .... 1 - 1 1 ..
COWKS. Isle
I. ri.rt-.ix ia alii I i.nu U11II1I-
of Wight, Aug. fi -The pres. "Powers was In front, but that they could " ' ' ,' Vv ' ",Vn .u ' Hn.-h,. ,," ik
tldlgltator. 1(H! (Henry), 0 to 1 nnd 2 to 1, c"'' ' VMni ,m f nn?mVnv Jnt Vbh anyone else. goes' to tho Oakwood stud farm at I.eilng-
?eCfed 1',T.0Dl"i.'.5lWsV o, 'mc,cCorS ,t'Xo'1,'hi MW h.aDukothS J- M- Owens was then called, but the ""'hW
r'eiit Saxo-Coburg nnd Gotha ho Is compolle.l to court excluded the greater part of his testl- "mnburg stud farrnat In"-
?TX lli Vwc.e' iM''nfreniiaiim''iJUto' f Ivcm" pom&c mony on tho ground that the- defense had M011S will he .pent In politics this
Rare'ivrfume 101 iIIiMiryV," "'which she will take part out of re- examined Golden on this matter. yp(lr Wl, ca.t kr(.p UlH campaign going
'"second: F ax S . nt or. 07 (MJoynt)? for tho donor of tho trophy. r. clay Elkln, postmaster at Lexington, without money any more than wo can keep
Time: 2:00 4-5, I.lndula also
even, third
rnn.
Two Xew Track Miirku nt Detroit.
testified as to a conference between I'owers,
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DDIIVAI, Quebec. Auir. Ii. This Is the wu' W1""!S mer reiiuuuiiiii icaiierB tics need to Starve themseiVCB. NOW Koilol
third day of the International raco for the after Representative Ilerry was unseated. Dyspepsia Curo dlgesta what you eat and
Ho said that It was at one tlmo decided thnt allows you to ent all tho good food you
Ilerry should attempt to hold his seat on want. It radically cures stomach troubles
tho track was the fastest It has been since im'' ,n windward and return, two miles tho ground that tho voto ousting him was
the open ng. Jonn verkes lowered the truck y' "v A . , ' 1 ".V." ,"Bi""lD illegal, nut snui tnis was aDanuoneu. 110
record for seven furlongs In the fourth race, twelve , miles At 1 o cl0 determined at anv tlmo
piiiI 111? lis eil a tie way. Horn ewe h "Ki'V oiiuictBi.. "i"-. hiuuu 1 -- ... . . '
Western Military
Academy, "m" ahq". hi.
KrtiiMlaho'l rrrnttIori. 7 rnltM nittntirr. Thoronghl
fin i irt'd j:irellint l(K'nt mo. (VnvHntMittu Ht .oulii,
Ostiii A nul nunauftil I')' tunt-tirn of lunu oiiKjrUnc,
wlm tHkn iArnotinl rttnrvH of Itui ritliM utifi Hutnt
)hr()liul UIH1imfllir ('l; ' llt T iTtrtl Ulil 1 II bl Hi Ot lo tl.
At-k forurcmur Ui'Xh l tATON, Secreltrj.
The Kearney Military Academy
ici: it.r.v, m:ii.
Third year begins Sept. 12, 1900, with In
creased fin ulty and facilities to glvo tho
buys of Ni-bruKltn '-omplite preparation for
I'nlversltv or Huslnesa. Charges moderate.
Address i ho iinisldent.
DETROIT, Mich.. Aug, 6.-AU the betting Seawnnhaka cup, and. as the race on Sat
choices won at Highland park today. Tho "r,ln,wa.8 'V?1 completed within tho four
weather was tho hottest of the season and hour limit, the courso will be the same to-
feoter Will Soon Take Dp Preiiehliiar.
OKLAHOMA (MTV, Okl., Aug. (i-Alox-
ll-illllllh lim lie ...I. . ""J . mi lli.lini.lll, ,,.'. ,V"1., .. . I A .1. .l tn r..l .,1 1 o , nnHlo. 1., lh l,n,, ,.... ' 1 l" .1 ' 1 1 ! " " .V"
set a new mark in tno six anil a half fur- "" n " i.-.. v . ... ...v ,,.,uou um, recenuy acquitted or trie murder or uti
longs rnce. summnries: """ "i" ""-""""'n. tins matter.
First race, six ruriongs: jennie, iuj (j.
Daly). 2 to 1, won. Spaldy. 102 (Coburn). Ilriikeinnii In CollUlon,
A. H. Wing of Howling Green was Intro-
bert W. Gates, has taken up his resident a
In Norman, pi: I., with his son, William
1 1 III. lie nniiumicr null im win w.iuri mn-
. . . . .. . . l J llll. in nniiumicr null im win w.iuri mn-
8 to 1. second; Sir Florlan. 104 (L. Thornn- MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Auir. C.-At Aurlch. uuceu to lurtner impeacn wiiness Robert , preaching, basing his llrst sermon nn
Hon). S to 1, third. Time: 1:14. Passaic, Ark., In a rear-end collision on the Cotton Noakes, but the questions put to him wero the i-lxth -ommatnlnu-nt. "Thou "-halt ti it
Viola R. Trocna, (.-avotte, .Mouseitorr, char- Helt road, c A. uuney. a brakemnn, wan I rl,i.,i . irri..,lni steal Jle is now Known as Alex. niiT
ley Heels and Logan Laudemnn also ran, killed and three men Injured Five tars I - . Jester and has abandoned the narn of W
secunu race, lour aim a nun luriongs; i wero uemuusncu, i - .wuuV. m.mtiuu iu.wii.-ii Ai inn,
A SKIN OP BP.AUTY IS A JOY rORPVKR
DR.T. l ill.lX fiOURAUD'S OKIIiNTAI.
CRI-A.M, OR MAfilCAI. BnAIJTIPIP.R.
llenimvs lun, Pimples,
I'rerkti-s, Miitli I'ntchfs.
Knmi nml HUlii ilia.
uilrHre, and every
'MtblPinlih on beauty.
, jj illil llftli't ilcicc-
'i.'u. ,i nan muim
the tint of C3
iurH. and la to
liiirmk'dH we tuitn
It tu Im sum It
1 prntierly made.
An cjil no counter-
ri-u or similar
name Dr. I,. A.
Wyic mid to u ln
dy of ttie hiiut-ton
la n.itlent)!
"As you ladles will use them. I recom
mend 'OOrilAI'D'H CRKAM' as the least
harmful of all tho Skin preparation,,." For
sale hv all Druggists anil Fancy Goods
Dealers In thu I' H and Europe
I'HIII). T. IIOPKI.NS, Prop'r,
87 Great Juiuh Ht , N. V.
milk JT