nV.V.t rl TTITTIST) AY. AUGlbT 1,
OMAHA RAISES RAGWEED
Large Crop it IltrreiUd in thi Field While
Denver Cavorts.
GRIZZLIES PAW THE AIR FOR HITS
Coiiiin and I'nyiic Arc Ilntlt oil tlm
Sluli unit I'nt flir Hull Where tlio
Cnlorndn CIihtn t'nii Toy
ultli it nt Will.
DENVER, July 31. (Special Telegram.)
Denver hit both Coons nnd I'ayno hard to
day and aided by rouged Holding won from
Omaha raslly. The locals nleo did plenty
of amateurish work and compared with
yesterday's game It was a wretched exhi
bition, After the Grizzlies had mado seven
hits off Coons, Including a thrcc-bugger and
a home run, Stewart put l'nyno on tho
slab. Ho did good work nnd kept tho hits
scattered except In the sixth Inning. Frisk
was batted hard, but tho visitors couldn't
placo tho hall safely.
Oenlns opened with a hit and scored on
two outs and Lctchor'fi single- The visit
ors mado two In the third. Genius singled
and Dundon threw Fleming's grounder Into
the bleachers. Oenlns scored, Fleming went
to third and scored while Calhoun was go
ing out at second. Omaha made one more
In the seventh. Oenlns circled the diamond
when Uverett let a thrown ball go through
lilm. Denver earned four of the seven
talllrs. Two were scored In tho llrst on
two hits, on out and an error by Toman;
two In tho third on Mohlel'a three-spot
and Jones' homer nnd three In tho nlxth
on a hit, Stewart's error and Sullivan's
home run. Score:
OMAHA.
All. It
r
base on balls, llagoon hit to Doyle, but
bent the hitter's throw to llrst, Hartley
scoring the wlnnlnc run. llahn pitched
(onuerrui unu niter mc Eixin hhiiuk
lughes wns on his mettle throughout. At
tendance, soo. Scoro;
CINCINNATI. CHICAGO.
Il.H.O.A i: I It.ll.OA.E.
rvht. lb. .. 1 3 1 lllrUl, If-. 0 ' 1 1 '
nnrn. cr.. . i x "
OChsii'C, rf.. 0
1 Doyl. lb.... 0
1 Iloymer, Jb. 1
OChlMn. JlJ-.-O
0 MeCnr'k, s.. 1
0 Knhoe, c
lartlfy, If.. I 1 0
Beckler. lh. 0 1 13
Crawford, rf 1 1 3
agoon, si. . 0 3 2
I)e, cf 0 0 i
.
ox, :t....
eritcn, c. .
Hahn, p ..
Oenlns, cf
FlemliiK, If
Calhoun, lb
l.rtcher, rf
Stewart, 2b
McAndrcws, 3b.
Toman, fh
Oondlng, c
('oonK, p
rayne, p
Totals
37
DKNVKIt.
AH. It
Preston, cf... 5
Jloiilir. 2b.
Kveiltt, lb...
Dunden, 3b..
Jones. If
Itiidclirfe, sh.
Morrow, rf..
Hulllvnu, c...
Frisk,
...r.
5
4
1
I
3
4
It. O. A. 13.
3 2 0 1
14 10
19 2 0
1110
0 4 3 1
2 10 2
0 2 2 1
0 10 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 10
"s 24, 10 5
II. O. A. K.
3 2 0 0
15 4 1
0 15 0 2
0 0 5 1
3 10 0
2 0 7 0
12 0 0
2 2 3 0
0 0 0 0
15 27 19 4
0 3 0 0 -7
Totals . S 1J 4! 16 tii Totals .. 1
Two nut when winning run sc0'1-
Cincinnati 291 2 X 3
lllCURO u " - - v " " " " "
Knrned runs; Cincinnati, u; nicjiv;, o,
Two-base hls: Dobbs (2), uimnce, iuiiou.
to Done. .Chili. ,lo Doyle
ffSUT Hck "t:iUyi a;il-.by
lugnes, 11, .J" ..' ." " .
pitch: Hughes. Time: umpires;
Nash and Urown.
Mlnitfi ItriioUtyn Out.
tmnnwr.vM. Julv 31. Today's National
iniinc was a pitchers' battle between Town
?ei"l nnd Donovan. In which the I'hllodel-
Ilia youngsier chiiiu oui mi iuji. uu
the HrooKiytlM iiown Willi tnree nciiiiurru
llltS, SnUllinB III. in uui. ,miuuunu-i .w.
Score;
I'lllL.ADUt.I'IIIA. I1IIOOKI.YN.
H.II.O.A.R.I It.lt.OA.I5.
Tlmrnni. cf.. 0 0 4 0 0 Kelly, lb.... 0 1 8 1 0
2 o x u Keeier, ri... w
2 10 0 Khreck'rt, If 0
0 5 0 0 Doty, lb 0
19 0 1 Itolilcn, 0
17 10 McCr'ry. cf. 0
110 0 Irwin, 3b.... 0
0 2 3 0 l'arrell, C...D
0 12 0 Donovan, p. 0
Totnl-..J 8 27 8 ll TotnU .. 0 3 27 14 3
hlladelphla 1 n 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-3
ItrnnklVIl 0 O 0 0 O O U U V-U
Karned runs; Phliniioipnm. l. a "
bases: McKurlnnu, Ilnllmiin, Kcoier. firm
Imse on errors- l'liiimieitmm, i uruuitiyu,
l.rtl on bases: rniiniit'ipjim, u, mw;
c n.1,1.1., i.i.iv! nnniim lunasi'isicoi.
1'irSl DaSO On imuo, vmi .un........ ., ....
Towiiseml.il. sncrince rm; iiHiiniip, o':i
out: Hy Donovan, 8! by Townseiid, 7. lid
Itches! uonovun, i. inno; awi. uiuiuiu
;mslle.
.Viitlonnl I.enKUe StniidliiK.
Won. Lost. 1. C.
MtUliure 4S IB .Wl
tit IitiU 49 1H .67-'
l'hl ni n nil a 1
Ilrnnlill-n 41 38 .f3l
' - nr. ,.
llostou f
K'nu Vnrlf 31 41 .4J-I
rtnelnnntl 31 4S .2j
Chicago 31 fw .3s;
Wolv't'n. 3b 1
lick, rf 0
lah'ty, K. o
Mcrarl'd, c. 0
Ifnn'Ki, lb. l
llallm'n, 2b 0
Crosn, es..-. 0
Townscnd, p 1
Totals 39 7
llniivi.r 2 0 2 0
Omiilui 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
i."iipmpi1 miiib! Ili-nvnr. I: Omaha. 1. Two
base hits: Calhoun. Oenlns. Tlirce-lmso
hits: Mohlcr. Preston. Homo runs: Jpnu,
.Sullivan. First banc on balls: FrlyK
Rtnifir mil! ny Krisk. 1: by Payne, 1
Double pluyn: Stewnrt to Calhoun to
Toman, Flcmlntt to Calhoun. Hadcllffo to
Hlilllvan to I'reston. rune; uiiiihh.
Jcune.
All Imil) ' Proves SI. Jnr
rt. .tnsRPif. .Tnlv 31. Todnv's came was
a pitchers' buttle nnd It wns anybody's
ramo until. the lust man was out. scory
fit. .Tosenli 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 ' fi"
St. Paul 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 6 2
Hatterlcs: St. Joseph, Mnupln nnd Dooln!
8t. Paul, Chech and Wilson.
Mlllrrn llmr Dinvii to Htvln
KANSAS CITY. July 31.-The pitching cf
Kwlng wun supcrii, nuct ho was excellently
supported. Attunilnnce, sw. score:
U.H.13
Kansas Clty...O 0 0 1 1 3 2 0 -7 10
Minneapolis ...0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0-3 3 :
Hattciies: Kansas City, Hwlng nnd I)n
villa; Minneapolis, Ferguson and McCou
nell.
Den .lolnc! AVInn by lllltliiK.
COLOTIADO SPniNQS, July Sl'. Dos
Slolncs.won today a gnmo tiy Heavy nu
tlnir. Score:
n.II.E,
Dcs Moines. ...1 0500021 0-9 17
Colo. Springs,. 2 Q 1, 0 0 2 ,0 0 1-6 11
nnttcries: Dcs Moines, Damman and
Coot; Colorado Springs, McNcely and
Donahue.
Western I.ciikiu MnudliiK,
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Minneapolis
Omaha
St. Paul
Des Moines
Colorado Springs 31
Denver 30
Won.
..51
..43
..39
..41)
..41
33
Lost.
29
35
37
3S
39
41
42
41
P.C
.038
.Ffil
,M4
.5
.512
.429
.425
.401)
Dick Holm In Plncc of "Sluts."
ST. JOSEPH. Julv 31. (Sneclal Telo
Brum. nick Hohn of Scdalla. Mo., arrived
In St. Joseph tonight and will bo assigned
tomorrow to duty us llrst baseman on tho
loeiil hall team. Mnnnger McKlbhen said
tonight ho would try Uohn out tomorrow
nnd r he s lllc 1)111 ne win no reiavnea
nnd the present llrst buseman, "Slitts
Davis, will bo leleused.
IlllllltllM Cllll't I.OHC,
M'COOK. Neb.. July 31. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho Husklll Indians defeated Mc
Cook at base ball today 1!) to 8. Tho clos
lng Kame will bu tomorrow.
NEW YORK NATIONALS AT ZERO
WIIIIn for Ilndton AllotVH l'lve lilt"
but Nutlilnir Comes of
Tin-ni.
UOSTON. July 31. The IJoston Natlonnla
won today's game by liunchlng hits In the
llrst, seventh and eighth Innings. Willis
wiis Invincible after tho fourth, nil of tho
visitors' hits coming in the llrst four u
llings. lloth teams played a Hiiuppy gamo
in tho held. Aitcnuanco, .',iaiu, acoro;
UOSTON. I NEW YOltK,
H.H.O.AK.I U.II.O.A.K
SliiKle, rf... 0 0 3 0 OVnnll'n, cf. 0
Tenner, lb.. 1 1 0 0 Pellwch, If.. 0
llemont, 2b. 1 13 1 OKtrsng, 2b.. 0
Cualey, cf... 1 2 10 0 Uavln, t 0
Murphy. If.. 1 2 l 0 OMclirlde, rf. 0
Iiv, 3b.... 0 1 I 1 Ollurlnw, lb.. 0
long, 0 1 3 S OWnrnrr, c... 0
Klttrtdte, c. 0 0 3 1 OQuniel, lb... 0
WIIIIn. t 0 0 3 OlVnier, p... 0
- I'hyle. p 0
ToUU .. i 8:"W 0,-NtUon .... 0
TESTS THE PACERS' METTLE
1 4
0 12
1 0
4 0 HUKhes, p
2 3
2 0
0 n
1 o
0
1 l
1 3 13
..003
AMERICAN PITCHERS' BATTLE
rSrlflKh mill Miller llnvo n Uti In
Whlrli ClileiiKonns (Jet Ilcsl
of Detroit.
CHICAGO. July 31. Today's Amerlcnn
game was a pitchers' buttle tictwcon Miliar
and Orllllth, but wns well played, Close and
exciting from start to llnlsh. AttendmiLe,
2.GJ0. Score;
CHICAGO. I DETROIT.
It.H.O.A.n. It.H.O.A.E.
Hoy. cf 1 2 0 0 OiCnsey, 3b.... 0 113
o.llolmrs, rr.. u
0 llarrctt, cf.. 0
Jones, rf.... 0 2 3
Merles, 2b.. 0 0 3
label!, lb.... 0 0 12
McFnrl'd. If 0 0 1
llurlte, 3b... 0 0 1
Shugart, n J 1 !
sullvnn, c... o o
anillth, p... 1 1 1
mention. 2b. 0
Klberfd. m. 0
Nance, If.... 0
Crockett, lb. 0
llnclow, c... 0
OlMIUer, p.
TotaU
Chicago
Detroit .,
Loft on
2 6
2. it :
.. 0 5 34 11
ooo-:
0 0 0 0-0
Detroit. 7,
Totals
10 10 0
0 0 0 0 0
lniFi-s: Chleniio. 3:
Two-bnso hit: Cnsey. Threebaso hit: Bar
rett. iirrlllre lilt: Iluplow. Stolen bases
Grilllth,, Glcnson. Double plays: Orllllth
to HllUgart to isneii, uieason to i-.iucrieiu
to Crockett. Struck out: Ilv arlmtn. 4
byiMUIor. 2. Passed ball: Uuelow. First
brnio on balls: Oft OrltlHli, 1; olt Miller, 1
Tlmo; 1:35. umpires: siieriunn ana Man
nauauu.
Bnntnn Cnu't Stop Tin-in
PHILADELPHIA. Julv 31. Tho American
Burnt! ueiwven uoston ana i-niiuaeipnia to
dav. which wns won by tho homo (dam
was mnrked by hard hitting and wrotchoo
fleldlnc. Lewis relieved Winters In tho
eighth Inning, when tho bases had been
lined with nor.o out. Attendance, z.ow.
Score;
rillLADKIJ'HIA. , BOSTON.
ll.H.O. It.H.O.A.E,
Fultz. cf.... 2
Davis, lb.... 1
Crens, 3b.... 2
t-eybold. rf.. 3
Mcintyr. It l
h'mltb, o 1
Dolan, b..i. 0
l-'razer, p... 1
0 Dowd. If
1 Stnhl, cf.... .1
0 Collins. 3b.. 1
1 Freem'ri, lb. 1
0 Hemphill, rf 0
1 Parent, as. . . 0
0 Ferris. 2b-... 2
ICrlsrer, e.... 0
0 Inters, p.. 1
p.... 0
0 1
3 0
2 1
3 12
0 1
MAKE PHOTOGRAPHERS PAY
Six Heata In iht 2t09 Eac at Columbtn
Meet.
STACKER TAYLOR HAS HOT COMPANY
(ieorne Token Ti I'lrsl" nml r-
inlne Taken AnolliiT, but the
of C'niKiiln Cook rinnlly
(iits tlm Third.
COLUMflUS. O.. July 31. Perfect
weather and the lnrscst crowd of tho week
greeted the Brand circuit performances nt
the Driving park this nfternoon. uasi
nlnht's rain nut tho track in excellent
condition and nil throo heat winners In
tho 2.09 pneo broke their records, ns did
Onward Silver, winner of tho 2:12 trot.
The racluK wns by far the best of the
meeting so far nnd thousands of dollars
went Into tho pool box. Tho llrst race,
tho 2:09 pace, went to Stncker Tuylor. who
gnve one of tho samcst exhibitions over
seen Rt tho track. George was a Btrong
favorite over the other seven starters, sell
ing nt tO to 30 for tho field, with Cnrmlno
as second cholco. Stacker Tnylnr won the
first heut In 2:08U, lowering his record n
Bccond nnd a half. Ocorno took tho next
two heats, each In 2:004, reducing his
murk from 2:08. Carmine, who finished
outside tbo money nt both Detroit nnd
Cloveland, pneed the fourth heat In 2:07',i.
Stacker Taylor won the fifth heat In fast
tlmo and tho sixth from George and Car
mine, nonhcat winners having been sent to
the stable. George drove hard for the Inst
hent, but could not rcnoh the son of Cap-
tnln Cook.
Onward Silver was a BO to 30 favorite for
tho 2:12 trot, In which thcra were only
four starters. Ho broke bndly In ench of
the first two heats, which wero won by
Cornelia Ilelle. Goers finally got the fa
vorite settled nnd ho -won the third, fourth
nnd fifth heats, reducing his record to
2 :10V1 In tho final mile.
Dr. Hook, favorlto In the 2:14 trot, too;:
the first two hents, with Waubau half a
length behind. He looked like a winner
In the third, but Oroclo Onward drove him
to a break forty yards from the wire nnd
won thn heat. Wauban led all th" way In
tho fourth mile and tho raco was post
poned until tomorrow. Results:
2:00 class. Pacing, nurse $2,000:
Stacker Tnylor, b. h., by
Captain Cook (Mncey) ....1 2 8 7 1 1
Goorge, 1. it., by Scarlet
Wllkta (McKcnny) 5 1 1 2 C 2
Carmine, b. g., by Sym-
baler (McDowell) h
Fine Powers, 1) m. (Gray). .2
White Hose, ch. m. (Mini-
sou) 4
Tlnil Soul. li. li. fMellenrvl-.S
Ari-otlii. rh. m. (Herrv) 3 3 fi 6 ilr
ltev l reel. o k. n. tjccii)..i t i a ur
Tlmo: 2:0SU. 2:0CU, 2:06'i
2:0DVi.
2:12 class, trotting, purse 12,000:
Onward Silver, ch. h., by On
ward (Geers) 4 4
Cornelia Ilelle, b. in., by On
ward (Kirby) 1 1 2
Alan. b. g. (Turn-r) 2 2 3
Dolly Dillon, 1. in. (San
ders) 3 3 I
Effort Toward Cenolidatien ef All Dry
flat Firm, of the Couitrj.
ONE MORE TRUST TO BE ADDED TO LIST
Trro Simt York Mnnnfnotiircrs TryhiK
Get I.nrKcr ltotura of Amrrlcn
to
and Kiiropo to Cotiililnr, rlth
Cnpitnl of tan,ooo,ooo.
ST
today
2 .1
I to
G ro
ro
7
4
5
8
3
6
2:07U. 2:0S',i,
1 1 1
3
4 ds
Time: 2:11U, 2:1US, 2:1U4, 2:104. 2:mvi.
ironing,
purso 2,000 (un-
Lewis.
Totaia ..13 11 s; Jj
I Totals ..10 12 24 IT
Fhlludclnhla 02013007 '-
llOHtou 201 2 0023 010
Earned runs: Tioston. fi: Phllndelnhla.
Two-base hits: Stahl, Collins, Three-base
hits: Ferris, seybold. Home run; Lajole,
Stolen bases: Fultz. Cross (2). Lajole,
Double plays: Freeman to Forrls, LaJolo
(unassisted). Left on bases: lloston, 8;
Philadelphia, 4. First base on balls: Oft
Winters, 5; off Lewis. 1: oft Fraser. 3. HI
by pitched ball: Hy Winters, l: by Fraser.
2. Struck out: Hy Winters, 1; by Fraser, 3.
Tlmo: 2:20. Umpire: Connolly.
HiiKlnioreK Find Him Out.
HALTIMOIU-;. July 31. Tho Hnltlmoro
Americana fell on Patton in tho eighth Inn
ing, clinching a game that up to that tlmo
hud been a hard-fought pitchers' battle.
Foreman had thu Wellingtons well In hand
throughout. Attendance, 1,500. Score;
UALTIMOHK. I, WASHINGTON.
It.H.O.A.n. n.lt.O.'A.K.
Dunn, 3b.,.. 0 J 4 OATnldron, c;. 0 2 3 0 0
o i arrtll, !b.. l
0 Dunnan, rf.. 0
1 Orady, lb... 0
0 Clarke, c... 0
2:11 class,
finished):
T-lnnlr. Unftlr fi ff . llV ATl'lvln-
ney (Durfee) I ' 1 2 1
Wnuhnn. tr. c. (Curtis) 2 2 4 1
Ornclo Onward, ch, m. (Mncny;...4 -3- 1
Nancy King, blk. m. (MuJors)....3 4 3
A J D. b. g. (Huston) ., ;....5 B dr
Dot Miller, b. in, ( Wnlker).,., ds
Time: 2:ll',i. 2:10U. 2:12!ii 2:12U.
A 4 A I tin ll 5 .
AT.TIAN'V. A.. JulV 31. Four TOCC8
wero held at tho Island Park circuit meet
toduy, tho events ueing inrco , iroiuiig ami
Oinrliacinft race,. iicuua;, .
2:24 eiasS: pacing (Unfinished): Uosottrt.
a n rsmitln. wciti? Don Dprby. ' ch;' g.
(Allen), second; Nancy Roy, ch. m. (Hay-
den); third. Best time: 3:llVi.
2:25 clasfi. trotting, Clay stakes, purso
$2,000: Ham Ward, br. s. (McDonald), won;
Mngglo Mills, b. m. (Mills), second; Joo
Stelner. ch. g. (Nichols), third. HeHl.tlme:
"'om'V rOnna nnelnir; Amoral. K. m. (Mc
n,mnl,n won: rtlclmrd A. b. K. (Nichols),
second: Onata. t). .m. (Curry), third. Hest
ti..i. -...inn'.
2:18 class, trotting (unfinished): Russell
T. li. c. (Flvnn). won two hents; Winifred
M. br. m. (Davis), second; Tom P, b. g,
(Snyder), third. Heft time; 2:14V4.
FIRST DAY OF FREMONT RACES
Ijisance. Carlovlgnlan. Maiden Ijine, iiack
I'neips, sccunuus, jinttie June ran,
Fourth race, four nnd one-half furlongs:
Julia Junkln, 102 (Oormley), 10 to 1, won; -Approved,
las (Wlnklleld), 7 to 6, secmd;
Herodlnde, 110 (Domlnlck), 7 to R, third ,
Time: :66U. Francis M, Hat Mitchell,
Earmark, Allracle II., Hursan ulso ran.
Fifth race, one and one-eighth miles,
selling. Frangible, Its tGortnley), 10 to 1.
won, Ijiurenle. 101 (Domlnlck), 3 to 1, scc
ond, Knight Hanneret, H (See). 12 to 1, i
third. Time; liftl. Muskalonge, fnpt.
Gaines, Star Chamber alio ran.
Sixth race, one mllp( selling: Honnle LIs
sak, W (llunsch). S to S, won; Harry Pres
ton, 105 iSeuton). 15 to 1, second; Anchor.
103 (Sullivan). 25 to 1. thlr-'. Time: 1:43-4.
Mury Moore, Hub Prnther, Ilcn I-nrarus,
Refugee, W. U. Gates nlso ran.
At Drlniiir Pnrk, M. I, mils.
ST. LOL'IS, July Sl.-FlcKle Snlnt and
Grantor were the only winning fnvotltes
nt Delmar today. The other events went to
a second cnoico and inrte oinsioere. rniu
rode three winners. Truck fast. Results:
First race, one mile aiu. seventy yards
selling: Schncll Lnufer. Ill (Snell). IB to f,
won; Innuendo, 111 (D, Hall). 9 to 2, necoadj
Tom Cromwell, 114 (O'Neill), 11 to !, third.
Time: lilV,. Umpyrcal, Drown Thrush.
Titus, Rouge ct Nolr, Uivclusse nlso ran.
Second rHce( six furlongs, purse: Fickle
Saint. 10." (Dale), fi to 5. won; Golden Kns
ter, 110 (Ollmore), 15 to 1. second; Diaz, 10i
(Hloss), 10 lo 1. third. Time: lHCi. Lndy
Hurllngton. Jackson Day. Dr. McNnlly,
May Do, TosMttl, llnrry IC . Phoroso Has
brouck, Lou Ferrell, Honor llrlght alo
ran.
Third race, six und one-hnlf furlongs
purse. Grantor, in (Dale). I to fi. won;
Northern Snv. 10S (Ollmore), even, second.
Only two ran. Time: 1:22',;.
Fourth rnre, one and one-sixteenth miles,
purse; Lunar. I0S (Dale), 4 to I, won; Ida
Led ford, im; (T. O'llrlen). 11 to 5, second;
Hello Simpson, H7 (R. Murphy). 11 lo T,
third. Time: 1:4S. Peter Duryca nl o
ran.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards,
selling: ChlekuinaUfiii. Ill (Snellt. IS to fi.
won. Plrntf's Dauclitcr, 109 (O'Neill), 2 to
1, recond; Warren Point. Ill (Llndsey). S t i
1, third. Time: 1:47. Knto Freemnu. qua
nab Parker, Uind Ho, Manco O'Neill nlso
Sixth race, one mile, selling: Hnrdly, 101
(Kno). 6 to 1. won; Meddlesome, 101 (H
Murnhy), 6 to 2, second: Lisle liarnes. iui
ro'Nfltl). 5 to 2. Ihlrd. Time: J:t34. Pr nct
Stonemouth, Ilannuo II., Joe Dougnty,
I'ercy R. nlso ran.
At llrlKlitoti Ileneli,
NKW YORK. July 31.-Chnragruce. nt 4
In V In llin Inof rnre wn.l thn sltlUle IR-
vorlte to win nt ilrlghton Reach to-day. i patch today by Mr. Cramer
ine trucK was neavy unci sioiipj. m
the second race Dlsadvnntugo ran In the
colors of A. Fentherstono and won an easy
victory. Water cure ran n nan race in inn
fourth event. Ho whh a hot favorite at
even money, hut could not tintnick hlmrclf
apparently nnd was beaten off. Ogden got
in trout, mane an mo rur.innK uiiu
ridden out from Intrusive. Results:
First race Ono mile and seventy yarns,
rclllng: Disturber, 100 (Shaw). 13 to 6 and
to lo. won: Animosity, vi i iiomiiiun;,
9 to B nnd 1 to 2, second. Inshot, 92 (I l.
M ebacls). 2 to 1 and 1 to mini, lime:
1:47 3-5. Bounteous nnd Islnnd Prince ulso
ran.
Second raco. live and one-nnit turioncs:
Disadvantage. 107 (O'Connor). 11 to 6 nnd
to 10 won- lrrnnrefeo. 110 fSliuw). 7 to o
and 2 In fi, second; Sombrero, 110 (Lnndryi,
fi to 1 nnd S to fi. third. Tlmr: t:0S4-E. Gun-
Flre, Knrlght, Htnr or the west. .Montana,
Pioneer, Locket nnd Hot Hlrd nlso ran.
Third race, one nnd one-slxtecnth miles:
Ardcn, 97 (Cochran), 2 to 1 ..ml 1 to 2, won;
Monarkn. 118 (Shawl, to 5 nnd 1 to 2,
second; Tom Kenny. 100 (McGinn), 7 to 2
nnd 4 to 5, third. Time; 1:19. Kthlcs also
Fourth race, one nnd one-eighth miles:
Ogden. 101 (Michaels). 2 to 1 and 2 to fi,
won; Intrusive. ICO (McO'nnl, 4 to 1 nnd I
to G. second; Lutson. Hi! (Slinwi, 12 to 1
and 3 to 1, third. Time: 1:54 1-5. Water Cure
nlo ran.
Fifth raco, six furlongs: Connie S7 (D.
O'Connor), 1(1 to 1 nnd 4 to 1. won; Hrnndy
smnsh. 100 (II. Michaels) 2 to 1 und 7 to 10.
second; Morokantn. 110 (Connor), fi to 1
and fi to 2. third, Tlmo: 1:16. Robert Met
colf. Fonsolee. Ante fp. Twlllght.-r.
Gutless, Hops, Tournlne nnd Shiftless nlso
rnn.
Sixth race, one and one-half miles, tor
hurdles und steptechase horses; Charn-
gracc, 153 (Spencer). 4 to 5 and 1 to 4, won:
Th fhnmlinrlnlii. l.ll (Riirnsl. 11 to B nnd
3 to B, second; I'orlon. 153 (Thompson), 11
to 1 nnd I to 1. third. Time: 2:13 2-5. Double
Dummy, lluwk,' Musician nnd Heroics also
ran.
At AVIinlsor.
11 IK
Rrnivil Turns it nml Seen Good
Conteats, but No Record
Broken,
Donlln, If,,. 1
Veymdur, rf 0
Wlll'ms, 2b. 1
KelBter, ., 1
Hicille, cf. .. 0
Hart, lb 2
llresna'n, c. 0
Foreman, 1
, 6 13 27 1
Pnater, It.,. 0
Couclilln, 3b 0
CllnK'n, s., 1
rutton, p.,,, 0
1.4
1 1
0 0
0 :
a s
1 2
1 3
0 1
Totals ,
0 0 0 0
0 10 0
Totals
Baltimore .
Washington
Two-lmso hits: Dunn (2), Williams, Fore
man, Dungau. Thri-o-baso hits: Williams,
Hresnahan, Kelster Stolen bases: Doiillu,
Cllngman, Waldron. Double play: Pntton
to Cllngmnu. First base on balls: Off Put
ton, 2; off Foremnn, 1. Struck out: Hy Putl
ton. 1: by Foreman. 3. Left on bases: Hal-
tlmore, 9; Washington, 4. Time: 1:50.
plrcs: Cuntlllon and Haskell.
Aini-rloiiii l.i-iiKiie .SliinilliiK,
0 :i '3 3
0 4 -0
0 0 1-2
Cm-
S 24 3 0
0-0
I Totals .. 0
Ran for Denier In the eighth.
Huston .....1 0 0 0 0 0 1 3
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Knrned runs: llostou, 2. Two-baso hits;
Tennoy, Cooley, Murphy. Sacrifice- lilts:
Long, Single. Double play: Strang to
Davis to Gunzcl. First base on balls: Off
Denzer, 1; oft Phylo, 1, nit by pitched
Vail: nuelow, Denior. Struck out; Hy
Willis, l; by Denzer. 1. Passed bull: War
ner. Time: 1;40. Umpire: Dwyer.
Tommy HiiKlira' llnril I, one,
CINCINNATI. July 31. Hughes and Hnhn
had a pitchers' battle In today's Nuttoual
league game which lusted fourteen Innings.
In the tinal round Hartley singled nfter two
were out. Heekley followed with u scratch
hit and Crawford was purposely given a
CURE
SPRAINS
JMDS
wVi?h)lfi BreorUoM reprnenna to b
lo'Su wSid iloobol" which Irrtutw th
VST rrppr.
Chicago
Uoston
Hnltlmoro ...
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland ...
Mllwaukco ..
Won.
....64
....47
....43
....45
....32
....31
....31
....30
Lost.
29
31
3
37
42
42
49
54
P. C.
.iVil
LOUIS, July 31. The Post-Dispatch
fays thnt negotiations for the con
solidation of tho leading photographic dry
plate factories of the United States and
KUrope with a capital of J30.000.000 Is pend
ing. Three of the companies concerned hy
thu negotiations aro St. Louis firms that
turn out 80 per cent of the plates used In
tho United States. Theso firms are tho O.
Cramer Dry Plato company, the M. A; Seel
company and the Hnmmer company.
Tho men who arc promoting tho consoll
datlon are Oiorgc Kastmnn of tho Eastman
Kodak company of Rochester, N. Y., and
Charles Abbott of the Arlsto Manufacturing
company of Jnmestorn, N. Y. Thoy wero
In St. Louis Inst wee-k sd conferred with
representatives of the thrt-o big local con
cerns, (lustave Crnmer, president of the
Cramer company, says they made n dsflnlto
proposition to absorb his company, Thn
Seed company has had many propositions
for consolidation, taking stock In the con
solidated enterprise In payment for Its
plant, but Its position Is not to lose control
of its business except by sale for cash.
President L. F. Hammer of the Hammer
company says that he has heard talk of a
consolidation, but that nothing definite has
been dtno.
The statement of the plan of the proposed
consolidation was niadu to thn Post-Dls-
"Negotiations
tor a consolidation have been pending for
some time, but until tho visit of Messrs,
Uastm.m and Abbott to St. Iouls,last week
nothing definite had been done.
"While the consolidated concern, If tho
deal should go through, will have control
of tho dry plate output of tho world, I
hardly think It will have tho power lo
name Its own prices If It desires to do so,
Many small companies will not be absorbed
nnd they will turn out enough plates to
keep competition olive. Tho proposed cap
Ital of the great company Is $30,000,000."
BOSTON YACHT'S CRUCIAL DAY
Must llrnt Coliimliln Toilnr niitl Sntur
ilny or Tnkc tin- Veil for
Avrhllc.
FREMONT, Neb., July 3t.-(Spcc!al Tele
i Thurn ivns n hie crowd nt the open
ing races of the Fremont Driving Park as
sociation thw Hrternoon. ine graiHiauuin
and uuarter-stretcn wero filled. Soma fa-
vorlti-s cot the worst or ll. in. me iirai
race 2:25 trot Competlne. Jr., showed (
,.,! hiirat of uiuu'il. nml if It had bean nee
essary could have clipped his tlmo nt least
a couple or scconus.
In tho -!2y tl'0 nem wns wen nunciini inu
first two heats. Tho llttlo black gelding
Parsons started from fourth pluco, went
down tho back stretch like u piece of ma
chinery and onmc under tho wire only a
peck behind Edith O. ,..,,
It took live heatH to tlecldo tho 2:45 clans.
Thero were nlre starters. In tho llrst two
heats tho big brown gilding Lucky Jim
camo In n slow second, nnd It was plain he
Could dt better work, His driver. Dully,
whh tnkon out of tho fiulky and n now mnn
put In, nnd lie wpu the next three heats
easily, After tho tlrst heat of this nice
there wns a half-mile standing raco, tho
riders standing upon two horses.
In the running rncet three-quarters of a
mile and repent. Lmiuolso 'at even monoy
was a favorite In the puols, but Gladaur,
a 2 to 1 shot, galloped In ahead. Results;
Trotting. 2:25 class:
Competlnq Junior 1 1 1
Leo Leo 2 2 2
C K W 4 3 3
Calllo K 3 4 4
Time: 2:22i, 2-.23U, 2;24U.
Trotting, 2:20 class, purso J2J0:
Edith O
Vornio H '
II. D. Parsons
Little- Doctor
Klllo Phillips
DETROIT. July 31. Weather fine; trnck
cnml nt Windsor tmlnv. Results:
l.Mrftt men fnnr nml nne-hnlf furlongs.
selling: Iist night. 30 (Henderson), 10 to 1,
won: .ludco (lU -Kelle.-102 r.Vnlker). 3 to V
second; i)en Jniiam, ' i.inninj. i io i,
until, illll.'. .in. i-.iii;.,. i,.tvh.,
AretM nnrt .lenn n Dav also ran.
Second race, six furlongs, selling: Stnmp,
1U niiittrr 4 In 1. won: Telnnt. 103 (C.
Murphy), 6 to 1,, second; Remark. 105 (How
ell), fi to 2. third. Time: l:lfi'i. Rengnl,
r . . 1 . . . . , . . I , ....... t r. t..AV nml
AUCKIUni, IMO I1UII11ILUII, il, U. A- UJV
Loval Prince nlfco rnn.
Third race, one and one-qunrter mile",
trlllni-- Pnremiiker. 1M iVnimirl. 3 IO 3.
won; Enghurst. lOfi (Wulkcr), 6 to 1. second;
I'lnstlnie, Vj mice), 6 in i, inirn. i iron
?.1. Hentlev n. nnd Ciillear also ran.
Fourth race, llvo furlongs: Dunsbro, 10!
(J. Martin). 4 to 1. won; Newion v.. ru
rwnlkerl. fi tn 1. second: Iouls Wncner.
101 ntnnilerKnnl. 7 to 1. third. Time: 1:03W.
Knloma, Stuart Young and King Ford also
ron.
Fifth race, one mile: Ethel Wheat. 91
(J. Mnrtln). even, won; Charllo O'llrlen,
114 (Michaels), even, second; San Andres,
Art (Steele), 12 to 1, third. Tlmo: 1:13. Hen
ntor Hoverldgo nnd Ceylon nlso ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Cirtv
mnnt, llfi (McCann), fi to 2 and 4 to 15. won;
siMtm- ifnte. M ((. Mttrnhvl. 12 to 1 ami
fi to 1. second; Prima, lol (Mnrtln), 11 to
10. third. Time: l-.lfiH. Ronnie Maid,
Eleanor Holmes, Charley Shane, Hll'y Gum,
Aaron, Amorasa nnd Princess Amora also
rnn.
At Fort .Eric.
HIJFFALO. N. Y.. July 31 Weather fine,
track 4low at Fort Erie. Results:
rirui race, six mm oue-iiuu iuiiuiih
Magentlc won, Iludge Hell second, .M.tr
irnr.t BtMi.li. third. Tlmn: 1:23L
Rnrnnil nlpo. fnnr nnfl citit-llllif furloUUS!
tfarland won, Artlilclal second, Happy May
-1.1.. 1 M'l .
I 111 I t J. lllll'-. .l. .
Third raco. one mile: Obstinate b'mon
on. i"r now or Hong second, Aigie m. mini,
Imc; l:l3i.4.
l-'onrth nice, six furlnncs: Rmark won
Sprv second. Surinli'o third. Time: 1:15.
l-lttll race, six iiirioiiKM; r.tm won, i,
butn second. Foncda third. Time: 1:HV4.
Hlxth race, ono nine: winepress won,
Montreal second, Cogswell third. Time
1:41.
(lite City Tulip finitie nnd Purse.
Tho Gate City bowlers defeated tho
Omnha Redding company's team last night
on trio uato uuy iiuuyn oy pins lor w.
bcore:
GATE CITY.
i Fannie Linn
.571
MO
,I3J
148
.873
.350
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MEMPHIS,, July 31.-Score:
R.H.E.
-7 9 0
0 I b 8
Memphis 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 2
Chattnuoogu ..1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0
Batteries; Memnhls. Shields and Lawsoo:
Chattanooga, Dolan and Roth.
LITTLE RUCK, July 3I.-Score:
R.H.E.
Little Rock ...0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 5 fi 0
Nashville 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 4 3
Hntterlesi Llttlo Rock. Skonc and Lvnch:
Nashville, Henley nnd Fisher.
NEW orll'ans, July 31. score:
R.H.E.
New Orleans 1 1 0 0 S 2 7 9 2
Selma 0 0 0 1 0 1 02 4 4
Batteries: Now Orleans. Freolnnd nnd
Westlake; Selma. Unkcr and Moore.
BIIREVEPORT, July 31. Shreveport
Hlrmlnghum gnmo postponed; ruin.
Siluiylrr Slnitn Out llotrell,
SCHl'YLER. Nob.. July 31.-(Speclnl Tel
egram ) Schuyler defeated Howell nt
base ball here this afternoon 3 to 0. Score:
Schuyler 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-3
Howell 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o m
Untterles: Schuyler, Klmbrough nnd Ful
mer. Howell. Nauenuust nnd Miller
Stolen bases : Klmbrough, Godenschwnger
(2), Urown, Mont.i. Ruses on bnllBt Olt
Klmbrough, l. Jilt by pitched hall: Kim
hrouKh. 2: NngengaBt. ;i, Struck out: Hy
Klmbrough, 17; by NugongaBt, U. Wt.d
pitches: Nugengnst,
I iilon lloatN Combined Ten in.
I'NION, Neb., July 3t (Speclal.)-In the
baso ball game nt Auburn yesterday tnu
Union Jted Legs bent a combination team
or ivru anil mownviuo k io t. ecoru:
I'nlon Red Lees.... 0 0 0 1 3 3 1 3 1-12
Peru-nrownvllle ... 00030200 2-7
Hatterles' Union. McClallln nnd Smith;
Peru, Purrott and Vnnco. Struck out; Hy
McCtnrlln, 11: by Purrott, 5. Umplror Will
Humphrey of Auburn.
leg Wright
Time: 2:23'i, 2:23. 2:2IVi, 2:2li.
Trotting. 2;lj cluss, purso ?250:
Lucky Jim 2 2
Ethel Derby 1 1
Norvlne c i
Lucy Wilkes 7 7
Sheeny Ike 9 3
Royal Nibs 5 fi
Catherine G S
Rod Cnftrey ds
Time: 2:29W. 2:2!H4. 2:2611. 2:29. 2:30.
Running raw, purse UvO: Gladaur won,
Robert Honner second, Jimmy Watson
third. Time: 1:13.
TOO MUCH FOR STAR CHAMBER
Vnt Dunne' Hurf-e- U Ovrrvrcinliteil
nnd llnivtliorne llniidlcup
(on to I-'rnnulhle.
CHICAGO, July 31.-Slar Chamber's bad
ruce In the hnndlcnp was the feature of
today's sport at Hawthorne. Thn Dunno
liorsu nrnved unenunl to the task of ulvlni
thu weight asked of him and although ho
was a i-to-iu snot in tno netting no nnmicu
outside of the money, Frangible winning
hand y. Star (.'hamlicr. rnrr ed ill pounds
In the closing raco of the duy Jockey
Oormley, who had the mount on Ma
Moore, was kicked while at tho pot am
had to he rarrled from the trnck Oormlev'i
Injuries proved not to bo serious. I In rode
three winners during mo nfteruocn
Weather clear: track fnls. Results:
First race, live furlongs: Ashlar, 110
(Mltehelli. 3 to 1. won: Jane Maker. 10
(T. Knight), 4 to 1, fcrcond; Queon W . 1 2
(Domlnlck). 15 to 1. tlilret. Time 1 i'
Arlgato, Wlngdaneo, Hlespcd Datnorel, Huz
zer. Lnev Locket, liativ Hall. Mollle 1
Ethel Simpson, Owletta, Grlzcl, Alma Girl
nlno ran
Second race, six nnd one-half furlongs,
KiMlliiir! Mairule Davis. 93 (Ourmlevl. 3 tn 1
won; Andeh, ml (Qtlti), 30 to 1, second: Tho
Pr do. 107 (Mitchell). IS to a. third. Time
1:22. King Dellls. Emma C. Rival Pare
Likeness. The Phoenician r.i- ran.
Third race, foven furlongK, sllln: Whit
field. Ill (Hullman). 5 to 2. won: Elmer I.
103 (KnlRht), 3 to I, i-econd: Monon, 110
(Domlnlck). 10 to 1. third. Tlm" : 1 2H
Svurchor, Geo rue Arab, Dalkeith, El Fons),
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Nenle 210 178 134 Ml
Howmnn 171 157 137 4
Conrad 170 190 lf,9 K9
Encell 1S1 HSS 210 559
Htaman 203 192 194 5S9
Total, "9T s53 "b44
OMAHA REDDING COMPANY.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Huntington 151 128 154 433
Stapenborst lfiO 102 170 492
Hesclln 159 191 192 f.12
Ambrustcr 133 1S1 143 457
Yo3t 141 177 123 441
Totals 711 S39 7S2 2305
NEWPORT. R. I.. July 31. Tho boats
entered for the regatta of the Newport
lucht rtaclnir association are all In the
bnrbor hero tonight and ready for tho con
test.
Tho chief Interest ncaln centers In the
90-foot c ass nnd tho reunnear.ince of hide
penueuce in new lorm is wcicomcu ny an
wno nave waicneu tne racing or tno uig
hnnts. Its managers nnd ollicers .aro well
picused with its condition, l he absence o
Constltut on s rcKretted. but Inasmuch a
Columbia Is to nnnear iiBatnst lndencndonc
me critics can sun get u line or tno speed
oi ine jiosmn noai. snoum it lose tne
races with Columbia It Is doubtful If Mr,
Lawson will start It ngaln this year,
Shduld it win even one of the. races this
week Its program for tho remainder of tho
season would then be a matter for future
decision. Tho future or tho boat denends
entirely on its performances tomorrow am
Saturday and everything possible hns hoc
done during tho last two weeks to put It i
trim.
GOOD CHANCE IN GEORGIA
Promoter of .TrfTrtes-Unhllii Flub
I-Vel Snrc They Can Have
It There.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Julv 31. Governor Can
dler snld today that he hnd not ngrced to
permit Jeffries and Ruhlln to flcht next
uctoucr in snvnnnah. I hnve. no authority
to license prize lighting In this state," said
the governor. Any gentlemen mi come
Into Georgia nnd depart unmolested unless
he. while here, violates the law. In such
case ho will be held and punished for his
crime. There Is no law against prize tight-
lng In Georgia and should the contest tako
pince tne participants could only bo ar
rested on a chnrKe or assault nnd linttnrv
ine cavunnuii promoters or tne lljrht wh
itu iieu on uovcruor uonuier touay irt ior
homo tonight highly nleased with the re
sult Of the conference. It Ih understnnri tn
ne tno intention or the savannah promoters
io nun on ine ugni eariy in uctouer. Tno
legislature meets in Atlanta during tho
second week in that month.
Gnmc Units In it Row.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb.. July 31.-(Spe
clnl Telegram.) The umpire awarded to
da's gamo to North Platte. 9 to 0. Tho
gamo was n no at tne end or tho ninth In
ning. Kearnci" scorod ono run In the tenth
North Platte tied the, score with no men
out. Kcnrney uiciteci op tho doclslon of the
umpire nnd refused to continue the game,
ncoro was a to i. iiatteries: Kcnrney
Hluck and Hurmnn: North Platte. Railev
Ttedmond and Martin. Umpire: Oulmette
Tlirpc-I I.ciiKue.
At Rock Island Onme. forfeited to Rock
isiniid, iiioomington protesting umpire's dr
ciuioti in tno cigiitn inning, when scoro
HIOOIl z to i.
At Davenport Davenport, 13; Evansvllle
li.
At Rockford Rockford. C: Dccntur. 1
At Cedar Rapids Torre Haute, 13; Ceda
ltapiuH,
TenUjek Iletlrea,
WORCESTER. Mass., July 31.-Edward
It. TenEyck, world'H champion nmatcu
sculler, announced today tn.it he had re
tired from racing lorovnr. lie retires n
chnmpion wno nan never nccn ucaten In a
race.
I.emar" ICiiay lor Sloni Falls.
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etomach perfect rest and allows you to eat and enjoy the variety
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eecined as though nothing was going to do me any good. On
tho advice of a friend 1 commenced using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
It gave me immediate relief and 1 continued its use, until now
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oan't heSo but do vou oood
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Lowest Rates Ever Made
Now Placed in Effect
Via This Line.
Round Trip Rates Between Omalia and
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Colorado Springs IB 00
Pueblo 15 00
Glenwood Springs 25 00
Ogdon 30 00
Salt Lake City 30 00
Tickets on Sale August 1 to 10 Inclusive;
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Ogden 32 00-
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OCTOBER 31, 1901.
NEW CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Farnam St- Telephone 316,
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The Lakes
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For Fishing,
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SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. July 31.-(Prcrl
TeleKram.) Sioux 1'nllfi ilcfvstrd I.emaiB,
la., at bfiue bull liorc today li to 6.
AVvstcrii ,noolll(lili.
At Dayton Dnyton, 13; Whrollng, 6.
Cnrnt'Klp' (flVr l .Inplln.
JOPI.IN, Mo,, July SI Andrew Cnrnrslo
has offered JlO.Ofn) to Joplln Library usho
elation on condition that the city provldo
Bite anl maintenance.
E
The mercury rarely registers
California
so
during
a
a
o
m
9
9
m
a
9
high
Huniinor as it does here.
Ninety degrees is unusual,
and this occurs for only a few
hours on several days scattered
through three or four months.
At the seashore and up in tho
mountains there are constant
and refreshing breezes.
liide there across cool table
lands of New Mexico and Ari
zona. Low rates to California thici
summer. Literature for the
asking.
W. J. BLACK,
Gfneral Tastengcr Agent The AtehUon, Topoka & Santa F nr..
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
Cooler than
it is here
California.
M
eftxo099 Bene bob a
Pan-American
Expositions
Buffalo, N. Y May I to Nov. f.
In in court tellings, architectural, fountain and electrical effect!, aeulplural
adornment, horticultural and floral eir.belishmeut, and color deeoratlona thb
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most delightful privilege.
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greater safety and dispatch in traveling) and by reason of Its furnishing the
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Reserve country with nearly 300 miles of nde along the picturesque south
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All tickets over this route afford use of steamers either way between Cle ve
land and Buffalo, also stop at Chautauqua on return trip within limit of ticket
"Book of Trains" containing full information about Lake Shore service
free on application to F. M. BYRON, C, W. A, Chicago.
lbs Lake Shore
nnrf JVUehio-nn Southern Railwav.
ai a If. U HEnVe BEANO qutcwrrur
Hwfl r tTOfl UluruuiulrtKHl. dl. Wmci.
ITI Jk Vi turned men nJ men Icur.aiog
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tmtli imu uui luti pnirer lckiu. SIXiJtt
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. tiiTK MfiUICJAL ADViOB. Writ us
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