[ ( . Tim OMAHA DAILY BEE
COUNCIL. BLUFFS.
OFF - - NO. 12 I'HAP.L. STREET
D llrerc < l by cnnler to nnr part at the cltr. .
11. W. TILTON , LctflM.
om . : . u ;
tflltor , No. U.
Mayr Heal Estate Agency , M3 Broadway.
Congressman tnonjamln llutterworth ol
Ohio will ipcak at the opera house tills
evening nt 8 o'cloclt.
The "Women's Christian association cleared
between $375 and } IOO by their recent enter
tainment , the "Jahr Markt. "
H Is expected that the train dispatchers'
oflleo or the Hock Island will bo meted soon
I1"f " from this city to DOS Molnca.
. Tom O'Brien was arrested last night for
stealing 8oino ducks from Neunas' meat
market , on South Main street.
The ca o ot Kingston against the Nallonal
Mutual Flro Insurance company ot Council
niuffa was on trial all day yesterday In the
district court.
Gnoreo Davis , who Is charged with steal-
Jng a set of parlor furniture from Ida Ells-
worth , will have a trial today at 9 o'clock
In Justice Vlen's ' court.
/ Senator W. V. Allen ot Nebraska IB booked
"for a speech at the opera house on Tuesday
evening , October 23 , under the auspices ol
the democrats and populists.
The Danebo society will give an entertain
ment next Saturday evening In lt new hall ,
tho- one Just vacated by the Knlslits ot
Pythias. Tha hall has been repaired for
them.
Two hundred and thirty ladles are en
rolled ns delegates to the missionary conven
tion , which opens th'ls ' evening nt 7:30 : at
' the Droadway Methodist Episcopal church.
All are Invited to attend and hear the annual
address of the president. Miss Llbblc Pearson.
Albert Laurldson , charged with breaking
Into J. J. Simpson's house , waived examina
tion and was bound over to the Grand jury
by Justice Vlcn yesterday to answer the
charge of burglary. He failed to furnish a
bond of $500 , and was sent to the county
jail for safe keeping.
> Encampment No. 8 , Union Veteran legion ,
I1"N
meets In regular session this evening- their
hall on Upper Itroadway at 8 o'clock. A
lull attendance Is desired , as there Is Im
portant business to transact. The Ladles'
Auxiliary to the Union Veteran legion will
meet at the same tlmo and place.
Henry Henderson , a colored man , punched
the cj-o out of a man In Omaha seven months
OKO and has succeeded In keeping out of the
clutches of the authorities over since. Yes
terday ho was arrested by the Council Dluffs
ofllccrs , and will bo taken to Omaha as a
fugitive from Justice. Ho IB better known
in Omaha by the name of "Plunk" llender-
t > on.Tho
The directors of the Young Men's Christian
association held'a meeting Tuesday night to
; - talk over plans for the future. Some of
them were considerably encouraged by the
, . outcome of the Sunday night meetingat
the Presbyterian church , when jt'r.iost
enough money was pledged to set the associ
ation square with the world , but others are
inclined to bo pessimistic.
The Jury In the case of Aultman. Miller
& Co. njjalnst Kclchnrt Ilros. brought tn a
vordlct yesterday morning In laver ot the
defendants. The plaintiffs brought suit on
account of a note which had been turned In
by Hclchart Bros. , actingas their agents.
When It cnmo to collecting the note It was
found that the signers had "gono broke , " to
Aultman , Miller & Co. tried to hold their
agents good , with the result abova stated.
N Prof. George D. Herron , D.D. , of Iowa
college , will give n coursa of three lectures
. , upon the general subject , "The regeneration
' of Society , " at the Christian tabernacle ,
October 10 , 20 and 22. For the past two
years Dr. Herron has attracted u great deal j
of attention. Ills address at the Nebraska '
Stnto university last springto which Gov
ernor Crounso replied , created a profound
Bcnsatlon. This la the fltst opportunity
Council Bluffs has had to hear the professor
atato Ills views ot the social problem ,
Wo are solo city agents for several of the
oldest and strongest flre Insurance companies
v In the world. We also negotiate farm loans
nt the lowest pos 'bla ' rates , Lottgeo &
235 Pearl street
coi-rs '
c'liianu
The Klne of All Temperance llpvcnico' , u
J'crfi'ct Substitute for l.ajjtir Itcor.
Can be sold without license , either govern
ment or state ; dealers guaranteed by In
demnifying bonds. Endorsed liy lending phy-
Bclana ! , judges and ministers. Wheeler &
Ilercld , Council Bluffs , la. , are the sole man
ufacturers In the United States. Thousands
of testimonials. Write for prices and In
formation.
Crofton. Neb. , Sept. 29. Wheeler & Hcr-
cld , Council Bluffs : Please send me by
freight eluht cases Copps Cheer to Ynnkton ,
B. D. The goods give very good satisfaction.
I would like to have exclusive sale. J.
J. Carmlchncl , general store.
I cheerfully recommend Copps Cheer. It
\a \ a refreshing tonic beverageIt supports
tha nervouH system and assists digestion , II
is not a stimulant. P. J , Montgomery , M ,
I ) , , Council Ulufts , la.
Sheriff Ilazcn spent yesterday In Walnut
on official business.
M. V. Richards of Baltimore , Md. , Is the
guest of C. II. Honnan.
Mrs. Wells of noone Is the guest of her
daughter , Mrs. P. D. Warner.
Mrs. A. M. Elliott Is visiting her sister ,
Mrs. J. M. Hathaway , at Ottawa.
II. J. Chambers has returned from Avoca ,
Where ho has been attending court.
Mrs , John. Meyer of WInthrop la In the
city , the guest of her sister , Mrs. A. T.
Fllcklngcr.
Dr. A , H. Carter ha returned from a visit
ot several months to Scotland , England and
the continent.
John Relmers of Grand Island , vice pres
ident of the Council UlulTti Insurance ! com
pany , Is In Ibo city on business.
Ml sa Llzzlo Qortncr. who boa been visiting
friends In the city for so mo tlmo past , loft
yesterday for her dome , In Goshen , Ind.
Dr. II. 8. West , Leonard Everett. Julius
Zlmmcrll , Augustus Bercshelm and W. D ,
Hardln have gone west for a hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. O , W. Llpo and daughter ,
Mlsa Zuln , left Tuesday evening for Sterling ,
III. , to attend the- funeral of Mrs. Llpe's
Bister , who died In Chicago.
Mlsa Clara McDermott went to Stansbery ,
Ind. , to attend the wedding of her sister ,
Bliss Dose McDermott , to J. J , O'ltourke ,
which took place yesterday.
Among the lowans who registered at the
Grand yesterday were John Cary of Atlantic ,
James Doughty ot Sioux City , T. W. Bar-
tiydt ot Burlington and I. F. Small of De-a
Molnes.
A. F. Hendrlcks , who learned the printing
trade In The Bee office , and lias been run
ning ft newspaper In Graham , Va. , for sev
eral yearu past , has decided to close out his
business and come back west. He will or- '
rlvo about November I.
W. 8. Dtmmock , general superintendent of
the , motor lines , left last night , accompanied
by his wife , for Atlanta , Ga. , to attend the
railway general managers' convention , The
membership of Ihla convention Includes the
chief railway and street car line general
managers In the country , who meet every
year and exchange Ideas and examine all
the latest Inventions , particularly pertaining
to electric traffic. Mr. Dim mock will be ab-
eont about two weeks , anil will visit before
tits return St. Louis , Kansas City , Imllan-
npolls , Louisville , Cincinnati and Chicago.
J. C. Ilnrrinajr l-iim-y I'uteiit ,
Hungarian Process Klour.
JJ dt * by the oldest milling firm In the west.
fosk&s lightest , whitest , sweetest bread , Ask
your grocer for It. Trade mark : "lilua
3looit r. "
_
' A full line of the latest and handsomest
'designs In carpets , llneoleum , oilcloth , etc. ,
Just received. Prices always the lowest at
C. n. Carpet Co. , 107 Broadway.
Peaile&'t celebrated ale and porter now
en draught at Grand hotel bar.
Esjle laundry , 721 Broadway , fsr ccod
Jrorlc. T l. 167.
_
Havana Freckles lgarD&vls , wholesale agt.
\ DomttUo ° * P breaks b * * & watttv \j
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Oity Official * Look Over Proposed Changes in
Streets on the Bottoms ,
LOST AMONG WILLOWS AND SAND DUNES
Council Think tha I.nnd Company Should
Olio Jloro Tim 11 nn KVOII Trade for
Mo r tli Tircntyl'ourtli btrcet
Ono rropoiltlon Accepted ,
A patrol wagon load of city aldermen accom
panied by Mayor Cleaver , Clerk Zurmuehlen ,
City Engineer Etnyro and a newspaper man ,
took a great Jaunt yesterday morning. The
aldermen were acting In the capacity of com
mittee of the whole Investigate and re
port on several matters that have recently
como up In the city council. The Investl-
Rations led them Into the extreme north
part of town , then north of town , and finally
out Into the country given over to the growth
of sandbars and willows , where circumstances
changed the character of the expedition Into
a searchlnc party hunting for a road home.
The original objects were to look over the
ground on South Thirteenth street where
the Northwestern Railroad , company had
asked permission to lay tracks across that
street and First avenue for the accommoda
tion of Oelo & Son , who are arranging to
build a large cold storage plant ; to Investi
gate the proposition of the Union Land nnd
Improvement company to open out North
Twentieth street from the levee to the river
It the city would vacate North Twenty-
fourth street ; and to report upon the proposi
tion of the county to grant a public high
way through city property In the vicinity
of the pest house. The Thirteenth street
proposition was quickly approved of , and the
council went at the other two with a good
deal of vigor , stimulated by a brisk north
wind.
Thn trip over the boom district was made
without Incident. The surveyor's flags and
stakes that dot the face ot the earth In that
vicinity \vcro noted with a good deal of In
terest , The council discussed Informally
the land company's proposition , the majority
of them seeming to favor It , provided the
company would grant the city right of way
for a street or boulevard along the river
front from Twentieth street to Twenty-sixth-
street. Twenty-fourth street Is considerably
higher north of the levee than the proposed
line of Twentieth street , and the latter Is also
a block or moro shorter , and the aldermen
felt that the company would bo getting considerable -
siderablo advantage of the city , provided an
even exchange was made , The general senti
ment seemed to Indicate a favorable report.
After this part of the work was finished
the council started to look up the road
problem. The first question to settle was
whether to return to town and take the
usual road or go on along the river bank.
The mayor put the question and a majority
voted to follow the river. Two hours' drive
put several miles between the party and their
dinners , and located them on a blind road
begirt with tall willows and big- sand dunes.
A lone flshernoinan , who had caught a
wagon load of drift wood , was met In the
willows and Interrogated anxiously. She
didn't know sure , but thought the road led
somewhere , but felt , certain It the mayor nnd
his party went through a dozen barb wire
fences and then turned this way and that
war. directions which slio Indicated with
vigorous motions of a fat arm In the nlr tiJ
they might find the old lima kiln road and
get back to town for supper. Half a mile
further a shanty was found in the brush ,
with a crop of vigorous
children and a big
liver-colored dog In the foreground. The
mayor appointed Etnyre as a committed of
one to get Information , and also to kill the
dog If necessary , The children were dumb
and the woman of the house had never heard
_ of Council Bluffs or the English language ,
but there was no trouble In understanding
the dog. Etnyro stepped over a five-foot
barbed wire fence with ease when he came
back to tnako his report , while the dog
stopped at the fence to see what was hidden
In the largo piece of wearing apparel that
Etnyro had given him as a compromise.
An hour later the hopes of the party were
materially raised by the sound of a railroad
whistle , and the expedition boldly headed
through the willows and sand In the direction
the sound cnmo from. By all walking and
occasionally lifting the wagon and horses
over ditches the rend was found , and an
hour later the party got on tap of H hill ,
where the way liomo lay plainly before the
eye. The dinner hour had long passed when
the patrol wagon pulled up In front of the
city building.
Sow \\o llava Hot It.
This lime It is a fresh meat department
under the management of an expert meat
cutter and one who understands cutting
fresh meats , so that when It Is ready to
serve It Is fit for a king. And the qualt ! >
Is away up , and the prlco Is way , way down.
Just think o' it , four pounds of chuch steak
for 25 cents. Choice ike
round steak , three
pounds ' for 25 cents ; sirloin , from 10 to 11
cents' ; porterhouse , 10 to 12 cents ; boiling
beef , 3 to 4 cents ; pot roast , 5 to 6 cents ;
pork roasts , 10 cents ; pork chops , 12& cents ;
pork sausage , 10 cents ; mutton stew 3 cents ;
mutton chops , 8 cents ; leg of mutton , 10
cents.
cents.Wo
Wo are still headquarters on all dry salted
and smoked meats. Mow yon can see
what cash will save you at your breakfast ,
dinner and supper table. Remember , wo are
the only exclusive cash house In the city
and can save you 25 per cent on all household
necessities. Remember , the bis red store ,
cor. 1th and Boardway
, where a child can
buy as cheap as a man. C. 0. D. Drown ,
dealer In everything' .
Not How Clionp , but Ito\v Good , ami ea
Nlro for tlie I'rlce.
That Is wlnt every one says when they are
told the price of the new style shoes
DUNCAN Is receiving every day from the
largest and best factories In the cast. The
ne\v style children's shoes and slippers are
designed from fairy children's dreams ,
The ladles' shoes are In lace and button ,
with pointed and narrow square toes , and
ot the finest and best quality , Th& men's
shoes are of the latest styles of narrow and
square toes , the best makes , and range In
price from Jl to $5. Also the latest razor
toes for boys and misses , lace and button ,
heel and spring heel. Go to DUNCAN'S for
the latest styles , 2S Main and 27 Pearl
streets.
The recent autumn display of millinery of |
Miss Uagsdalo attracted a great deal of
attention. Ladles can now have nn oppor
tunity to get bargains in theseason's nov |
elties.
A lilpr Crowd Coming
To testify to the merits of the Garland
stoves and ranges. They will be along to
Join the great throng already using them ,
P. C. DeVol sells the Garland.
Hog cholera preventive and cure by Dr.
Jefferls , Council muffs , will stop the disease
In one hour. Trial bottle , $1.00.
May Open ( tin Klvunn Itlock.
The Elsetnan building , which haji been
standing almost empty for the past four
ytttrs on account of the- general business de
pression , will probably bo opened In the near
future , It plans now being laid are carried _
out. It Is the property of eastern parties ,
who ore represented by Mr , Klnley Ilurko ,
In this city. Mr , Burke has been < rti by no
less than five parties In the last two weeks ,
each of whom want to buy or rent the
building. Two want to buy , and three will
rent If they have a chance. If satisfactory
arrangements can bo made It in probable
that either a dry goods or a clothing store will
bo started there on a largo seal ? . The
Elseman building Is one of the most valuable
In the city , being well located and admirably
adapted tor almost any purpose ,
Mr. J. Perry's old friends and customers
will now find him at Morris tiros. ' shoe store ,
60) Broadway. Boots and shoes made to
order ; perfect fit guaranteed ; repair work
of all kinds neatly done.
Selected hard wood for heating staves.
II. A. COX , 37 Main street. Tel. IS.
Oai cooking itoves for rent aad tor nlo
Gas Co.'i office.
office.Ouve
Ouve Pus .Mpcllrlnc.
The trial of the United States Medicine
company against Fremont West took
place In Fox's Justice court yesterday.Y'e est
obtained about ) lf > ycpr.th. of .rnciilclqo.fttim
the ( company and tried to sell It , but fall-
Inn lo prove much of a tuccess as a medicine
vendor , found himself with a lot ot medicine
on hand and nothing -with which to pay for
It.da The company brought suit , but yester
day ; West tendered the medicine In payment ,
and tha company had to takeIt and dismiss
tin suit. The costs had to bo paid by the
company , and so the latter gave the medi
cine to Fox In payment. Fox will lake the
medicine to save It ,
IIKOS.
Letting Down Prlre .
Floor oil cloth at 23c , 20c , 30c and 35c
yard , about or.o-lialf what you will pay
elsewhere ,
5-4 oil cloth rugs , 48c , worth SSc ,
C-l oil cloth rugs , SSc , worth $1.25.
Special carpet sale ; it's a good time now
to buy.
1,000 curtain shades , all made up on best
spring fixture , 19c each ,
Dress goods and silks.
Last Monday was the biggest day at our
drtis goods counter since we've been In this
city ; good goods and low prices Isvhat
did It.
24-Inch black satin rhadamc , $1.00 value ,
i nt E9c yard.
22-Inch black satin du ches , regular ? 1.25
quality , tomorrow 89c yard.
Visit our cloak department.
We believe up to date wo have sold moro
ftir capes than all other housese In this city
combined.
$25.00 astrakhan fur capes , best quality ,
27-Inch long. $16.00 each.
$20.00 astrakhan fur capes , (12.00.
Don't buy cloaks or furs until you. see ours ;
wo guarantee to save you money. Come In
and see us. Open every evening.
BBNNISON imoS. .
Council HIufts.
Wanted 10 horses to board on the late
T. I' . Treynor farm , 5V& miles cast of Council
Bluffs. J. W. Carolhers , 112 Fourth street.
Wheeling' * ( ins Kxtorlcitco ] ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Oct. 10. To the Edl-
tor : Prior to 1S91 nine cities In
this country had entered upon the municipal
ownership of gas. The statutes of this
state , recognizing that the supply of light
and heat Is a proper exercise of municipal
duty , have In express terms authorized all
cities and towns desiring to do so to em
bark in that enterprise. But would such a
course bo wise ? Can that bo doubted If
through municipal ownership a better
quality of gas can be secured at a less price
than Is now paid ? It will , therefore , bo ot
Interest as well as profit to examine the ad
ministration of this matter by the cities
that have tried it. Wheeling. W. Va. , Is a
city of some 35,000 not far from the size
of this. It 'Is ' located at the base of a moun
tain , and the rocky foundation makes the layIng -
Ing of mains very costly In comparison with
the execution of such work here , In 1870
the prlco of gas there was $3.50 , and of poor
quality. Needless to say , it was furnished
by a private corporation. Disgusted with
thtf service , the olty voted JIOO.OOO
bonds for the purchase of the works. ' The
regulations were Inefficient and In 1870 the
superintendent and secretary embezzled a
07 SH ° O < ] aij [ paujnq pun junouin o3JB |
their fraud. Despite this great loss and
the poor management that controlled up to
1879 , the price was reduced from $3.CO to
12.SO , then to $2 , then to 51. SO , again to
$ l.r > 0 , still further to $1.35 , then to $1 , then
to TC cents , and since 1891 thcro has been a
still further reduction in the price. The
gas works have been Improved , the mains
and the service extended , until their value
upon the market exceeds halt a million del
lars. At the prices furnished the & & has
not only paid the Interest upon the Invest
ment , but has paid for the works themselves ,
and besides has of late years been a source
of revenue to the amount of thousands ot
dollars per annum to the city treasury. It
Is perfectly clear that municipal management
of gai In Wheeling , though by no- means an
Ideal one , has been far superior to that city's
experience with private management ,
OBSERVER ,
JlnMnii .Store.
Get our prices on underwear before buying.
We can save you money. Ladles' ribbed un
derwear goods , valued at 33c , we offer at 19c
each.
each.Ladles'
Ladles' vests and pants 25c , worth 40c.
Ladles' all wool knit underwear worth $1.00 ,
| our price 75c.
Gent's Merino underwear worth DOc , our
prlco 39c each.
Our- leader is a regular $1.00 garment ; we
have them In all sizes at C2V&C each , $1.25 a
sult-
Children's stockinette caps , a new assort
ment at 4Sc each ,
FOWLEIl , DICK & WALKER ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Dry pine kindling for sale. Cheaper than
cobs. H. A. Cox , 37 Main street. Telephone
48.
Premier eg& cups at Lund Bros.
IHcctpil Now UlllcorH.
The Pottawottamlo County Mutual Insur
ance company met yesterday In the south
| room of the court house. During the last
year 460 policies were Issued , amounting to
$749,692. The total amount of risks car
ried is $2,432,000. The losses paid during
thej-ear were $2,821.98.
The following officers were chosen : Presi
dent , R. Campbell , Keg Creek township ; vice
president , 0. L. Barrltt , HazJ Dell township ;
secretary , E. II. Ohlendorf , Council Bluffs ;
treasurer , William Amd , Council Bluffs.
The board ot directors were D. F. Dryden -
den , It. T. Word , John Ilartje , J. A , Tarrlng-
| ton , William Rock and George Boulter.
The Royal Hardman piano , over 45,000 In
use. Sweetest tone , finest action , best work
manship , over 700 used In the best families
In Council Bluffs and Omaha. Sold at Muel
ler's ' , 103 Main street.
Washerwomen use Domestic sonp.
1'eoplo'a I'nrty 1'rlimirlra.
People's party primaries for the election of
delegates to the township convention of
Kane township , P. Donaldson , clerk , which
was to have boon held Saturday evening at
S o'clock , will bo held Friday evening at
8 o'clock In the following places : First
ward. Wheeler & Herold ; Second ward , Lib
erty hall ; Third ward , 1 to 8 Main street ;
Fourth ward , A. J. Cook's office. In Grand
hotel annex ; Fifth ward People's party club
room ; Sixth ward. People's party club room.
C. L. GILLETTE ,
Ton-nshlp Chairman.
Lost , plain gold police star , letter "S" In
center , the word "Chief" above "S" and
"Police" below. Finder please return to
Chief Scanlan.
Dourlclus * music house has few expenses ;
high grade planes are sold reasonably , 110
Stutsmnn street.
Mule 8400.
Andy Ilowland's saloon , at the corner ot
Tenth avenue and Main street , was entered
by a sneak thief last evening sometlm be
fore 9 o'clock , and a box containing $490 in
cash was stolen from the safe. The owner
discovered the fact that Iho box was miss
ing , but In the badly rattled state of bis
mind when he reported the case to the offi
cers , he was unable to throw any light on
the question of who took It , The police are
searching for a clew ,
New sterling silver novelties , very beauti i- ,
ful and stylUh , at Wollman's , 408 Broadway.
Duncan's shots are always the best and
cheapest.
Marriage I.lccnie ) .
The following marriage licenses \\era Is
sued yesterday by the county clerk ;
Name and Address. Age. :
Steven A. D. Broden , Pottawattamle Co. . S3
Lycla. Klrkhort , Pottawattamle county , . , . 37
Peter Buldnuf. Pottawattnmle county 25
Mary Bohnlng , I'oltawattamle county , , „ 22
The laundries nc Domestic soap.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap
Xeir * for the Army ,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-(8peclnl ( Telegram -
gram ) Cdpt&ln Tt.onr.aa I * Cagey , Jr. , pa
of Engineers , New York City , will turn per
his dutlex to Lleutenunt Colonel George- .
Olllesple and will relieve Captain Kdwurxl
] ) urr. Corps of Engineers , at Norfolk , Va.
Captain liurr will assist the engineer com
missioner of the District of Columbia.
Upon his own application Private Chris
topher Mclntyre , company K , Becoml Is.n .
fantry. Fort Omaha , Is placed upon the re
tired list.
Captain James D. Glennan , assistant BUT-
peon , having- arrived at Kort Niagara , N.
y. . with troops from Fort Sill , Okl. , will re-
.turn to Fort SHI.
SIOUX CITY'S ' LAST SUCCESS
Interstate Pair Races Drrvftitg Great
Orotrtlg ted Proving Fino.-Bport.
YESTERDAY'S ' CrNTESTSOE \ EXCITING
TUTU Nrliniikn llor c Get 11 Mt Jlo ncy In
Their < 'lii i.Itobort J.minl. Joe
1'ntclirii Htittt In Their.
.Mutch Todny.i |
SIOUX CITY , Oct. 10.-Spcclol ( Tele
gram. ) There wns a splendid entertainment
nnd big- crowd nt the Interstate fair races
today , while the truck ami wcntlier wore
nil that could be desired for the races the
nttr.tctlon of tlie tiny. The results were :
2:10 : trotting , purse $700 :
Hobble 1 > . b s , by Caftrcy ( Kd Pyle ) . . 1 1 1
Stronlta 224
Kentucky Union 342
areenloaf 433
Time ; 2:15'S ' , 2:18 : , 2:12H. :
2:40 : pacing , purse t&JO :
Ophelia , g m , by Alfred , ( Kd
Oould ) n 4 1 1 1
Joe Wonder 21223
Sandy 1 G G 4 4
Kussel T 4 2 3 < lr
Hey Ailrnln . ' CGI , dls
Allck Gray 7 7 Or
HP SI 3 2
Time : 2:23 : < l , 2:21' : ; , 2:2l : > i , 2:2IU : , 2:30. :
2:25 : pnce , purse $5uO :
Uem-fnctor. jr. , s li , by Hencfactor ,
( Thomas Emmett ) 1111
The Parson 1333
Wllkesetla 2222
Jclm Wllkes
Ilnillua & G 5dr
Time : 2:19'i : , 2:1SH : , 221 ; , 2:1914. :
Hlcyrle races for the day were ?
Two mile handicap , eighteen starters :
Ilughson won. Bowser secondMorrow third ,
Huseboe fourth. Time : 45P ; .
Quarter mile- open , four starters : Fred-
erlokson won , C. W. Ashley second , Johnson
thlnl. Enrlght fourth. Time not tuken.
Mile handicap , fourteen starters : C. W ,
Ashley ( scratch ) won , Haynnin second ,
Huseboe thlnl , Fredcrlckson fourth. Time.
2:1S.
Three minute class , nine starters : Erirlght
won , llusebue second , GUB T. third. Time.
2:31. :
2:31.Five mile handicap : Hnymnn won , Frcd-
erlckson second , Ashley third , Time : 12:45. :
Tomoirow the great five-heat mutch race
between Itobert J , 2:01'2. : nnd Joe IMtchen ,
2OIV : , for a special purse of } , tHJ , will tnkc
place. The uttendanco today was 10,000.
The trains are running In s-ectlons tonight ,
und tomorrow the railroad companies are
maklnjT preparations to bring In thousands
of people , wlio are waiting for thu blK rnce.
Online , by Shndelnml Onward , owned by-
Ed Gould , goea Friday to beat hlH pacing
record of 2:07'J : , the world's 4-year-olcl
recoid.
\Vlntl Suvotl tin ] Kccorils.
LEXINGTON , Oct. 10. Another big crowd
attended the trots here today. Tbere were
three ttpeclals , Albc and John R. Gentry to
bent their records ot 2 : < H'Ji , unil Hal Dlllard
to beat his rword of 2:07VS. : Owing to high
wind , both Allx und John II. Gentry fulled ,
nnil Ulllard did not start. Allx tried twice.
2.18 class , pacing , unfinished from yester
day : Pattle D , who had two heats , won ,
Cantab rarond. Kllen C third. Time : 2:14. :
2:33 : class , trotting , inirse jr-OO : Bhick
Hnven won In straight heats. Time 2:212. :
2:21' : % , 2:2011. : Calmet , Keednis and Free
Dance , distanced. Kentucky Girl , Keynote
anil Maud Huywood also started.
Ulue Grass stakes , value , J12.000 , 2'20 class
trotting : ISallcona won third , fourth nnd
fifth heats anil rnce. Tlm.e : 2:14H. : 2:15' : , $ ,
2l& : > ,4. Slainbrlno Queen won Hrst and second
end heats. Time : 2l3V4-i : 2:1414. : Gabrillo ,
Mary Best and Ccllerlmu also started. Con
nor , Diamond Joe and Uorfmarlt were dis
tanced. >
The Ashland stake , { 1.000 , fbr yearlings ,
mile dash : Tommy Hrltton won , Faustello
second , Dick Russel third , lagtfle C fourth ,
Indra fifth. Time : 2:34\J. :
To beat 2:03 : : Allx , llrst trial , 2.0SH ; second
end trial , 2lt ) . John R. Gentry ( pace ) ,
2:05' : : . '
ICxt-UInc Iln con lit lc * Moliio *
DE3 MOINKS , Oct. 10 ( Spdc'a T 1 grnm. )
Ther was but a small attendance at the
Capital City Driving- Park ; association's full
meeting- . The luces were < inciting and fast
time was made , -Only one race.wiiH finished.
the 2:15 : trot being stopped by darkness after
live heats were gone. Sunimdrfea' ,
2:25 : class , tnittlnff. JUOl'-f ! * '
Misdeal , by Midas . > . .f..l . 1 1' I
Ixicllna. by California . 422
Loumnnt . / . . 233
Sardls ICnflgn , by i : iMgn . . . . . . . . . . 3 4 C
Duke , by llnmmetoilan ilashaw . 7 & 4
Grover C , by Snrac.nett . G 7 B
Flossie Ueznnt. by Hczant . G C 7
Time : 2:2iu : , 2.20'J , 2MT1. :
2:15 : class , trotting. JSOO ( unfinished ) :
May DoiiKlnBH , by Fred DouslaEH 5 2 1 1 *
Nina Mpillum , by ll'ley ' Medium. 11323
Maiul Wright , by SlliiH Wright. .4583 *
Russelmont , by Lord Russell. . . . t 3 2 4 0
Josle H , by Lsw Wnnn . 2 6 5 E C
iCeno F , l > i' Little Moak . S 4 4 7 4
Trombone Ucx , by Dictator . 8 6 fi 7
Mcrcurlus. by Kensett . 7 7 7dr
Telephone , by I0mpror . Uls
Time : 2:17ii. : 2:17',4 : , 2:15U : , 2:15'.u : , 2:10. :
Dead heat. _
KKSUI/1SON TIIK IIU.NMXC ! TKAUIC3 ,
llamllrnpi at Morrli Vnrk I'ruvo Cluoil
Thing' for HIH "ottrr * .
NEW YO11K , Cct. .0 The weather cleared
too late to bring many ? peotators to Morrla
Park today In the Hunter Imntllcnp there'
wns n heavy plunge on Nuhma to win.
Ufthtfcot was the second choce | , with llelile-
mere next. Nahma ran like a ilop , and wan
absolutely nowhere , while Ueldemere , with
Tuial up , won handily. In the last few
Jumps Haroness cnmo fast nnil got the second
end place at comforUble odds. The Coun
try Club handicap was a peed bettinu race ,
nlth Dorian as favoilte and Banquet second
choice. Dorian won easily cnoURh , but
liunqiiet was unable to get out of hln nwn
way , and llnlslieU far back In the Held. John
Cooper uml Koche hud a hard struggle for
the place , mid the former got U by u small
margin. Kesults :
First race , five furlongs : Bt. Onenell (3 ( to
B ) won , Applause (4 ( to 1) ) second , Lady
Violet (3 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 0r.S : % .
Second race , six furloiifrs : Urania (2Vi ( to
1) ) won , Uombnzette ( II to 5) ) second , Donegal
( even ) third. Time : 1:13.
Third racp. Hunter's handicap , mile nnd
a quarter : Hildtmeri ( I to 1) ) won , Unroness
(12 ( to 1) second , LIghtfoot (9 ( to C ) third.
Time : 2:12Vi. :
Fourth race , Country club handicap , mile
and nn righth : Dorian (7 to 1) won , John
Cooper (15 ( to 1) ) second , Roche (10 ( to 1) ) third.
Time : 1:54 : ,
Fifth rnce , one mile : Nero (8 ( to 1) ) won ,
Hassetluw < 9 to 1) ) second , Leonuwell (2',6 ( to
1) ) third. Time : l:43yt. :
Sixth race , six furlongs , selling : Derllict
(12 to 1) won , Utlca (7 ( to 5) ) second , Mas-
Day , filly , (18 ( to B ) third. Time : 1:13. :
Outcome at Onkley.
CINCINNATI , Oct. 10. llesults nt Oakley :
First race , six furlongs : Dolly Dlmplo (4 (
to 1) ) won , Shawnee (2 to I ) second. Volley
Fuse (12 ( to 1) third. Time ; 1:17.
Second race , purse $100 , for 3-year-olds , one
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mile' PocnhontAs (1 ( to 4) ) tvon , Pennllox * (6
to 1) ) Bccoilil , Ithetl aooda ( M to 1 } third.
Time : 1.I2U ,
Third fatf , soiling- , puree 1100 , for 3-ycar-
IdA nhil lijiVnrdg. sevefi furlong , Ullly
Ucnnot { ! to 1) ) w'ou , Tuscnrorn. (3 ( to I ) second
end , Dr. I'nrko (5 ( to 1) ) third , Time : 1 2 ? .
Fourth fnce , purse J400 , for 2-yenr-olu
colts , six furloncs : Oaloti d'Or (3 ( to I ) won ,
Free Advice (7 ( to 2 > second , Prime Jllnlstcr
(4 to 0) third. Time ; 1 15\i ,
.Fifth j-nce , selling , purse $ JOe , for l-yonr-
olds and.upward * , cna'mlle oml'n. sixteenth :
Scllnn D (8 ( to 5) ) won. Clementine (7 ( to 10) )
second , Cli ( S to 1) ) third. Times 1:50. :
U'lnnera nt Itiirloin.
IIAnt.RM , 111. , Oct. lO.-Flrst rnce. cno
mile : Sir Itlchanl (7 ( to 6) ) won , Lymlhursl
5 to 1) second , Stay McCarthy (15 ( to 1)
hint. Time : l:43 : i.
Second , race , live nnd n half furlongs :
Jtnlnstay (4 ( to 1) won , Installator (3 ( to 1)
second. Venus (15 ( to 1) ) third , Time : Itosli.
Third race , mile nnil seventy yards : Heil
Olrn ( G to 2) ) won. Mulberry (20 to 1) second ,
Anna Mnyes ( G tn 1) ) third. Time : 1:60. :
Fourth race , mile and a sixteenth : Cicely
( even ) won , Gascon ( D to 1) ) second , Despot
(2 ( tn I ) third. Time : luO. :
Fifth race , mlle nnd seventy yards : T3n-
thuslnat ( even ) won. My Luclc ( J to 1) ) sec
ond. Monrovia < 7 to 2) ) third. Time : llt : > ' ,4.
Sixth rnce , mile and seventy yards : Dock-
finder (7 to 6) ) won , Folly (10 ( to 1) ) second ,
Elmer (2 ( to J ) third. Time : IM6 ,4.
.St. Luuls
ST. LOUIS , Oct. lO.-East St. Louis re
sults : First race , live-eighths of n mile :
Dunton won , Jim Hoycl second , La Prentice
thlnl. Time : 1:08 : .
Second race , three-quarters of a mile :
Cheiioa won , Sam V necoml. Doyle third.
Time : 1:23. :
Third race , nlne-.ilxtonths of n mile : One
Dime won , Florence Shanks second , U y
third. Time : 0:5'J.
Fourth rnce , nine-sixteenths of n mile :
Moss Pottland won , Hlnlto second , Cerberus
third. Time : 0:50U.
Fifth race , nine-sixteenths of a mile :
Censor won , Tom S second , Tramp third.
Time : 0:59. :
' fcurprl ei nt KniKiiR City.
KANSA'S CITY. Oct. 10. The llrst race
was easy for Dixie D. Hclle Stout surprised
the public In the second race , never being
heatlcd. drnv Ilaille won the thlnl In n
gallop Unpaid nntl llaycotint made the race
of the Jay in the fourth. They run us a
team from thn ring yard line , when Llngnnl
pushed ii | > nnd won by a neck. Northwest-
urn wan the favorite nt : t to 5 In the hist
race. He got awny in the renr of the bunch ,
but soon passed the Held and showed the
wny from the quarter to the wire , winning *
easily. HesultH :
First rnce , four furlongs : Dixie D ( fi to 1) )
won. Lemonade f3 to 1) ) second , Olllc (6 ( to 5) )
third. Time0:51'.4 : : ,
Second rnce , live nnd one-half furlongs :
Belle Stout (4 ( to 1) ) won , Hob Francis (3 ( to 1) )
second ; , Green Prewltt (4 ( to 1) thlnl. Time :
1:11 : % .
, , Third race , four and one-half furlongs :
Orey Bailie (6 ( to 1) ) won , 5Iountnln llclle (12 (
" to 1) ) secoml , King1 Cl'att (3 ( to 1) thlnl. Time :
58.
58.Fourth
Fourth race , five and one-half furlongs :
Xlngnra' (5 to 2) won , Ltaycourt (2 ( to 1) ) sec
end , Southerner ( S to 1) ) third. Time : 1:134 ! ,
Fifth rnce , five furlongs : Northwestern
(3 ( to G ) won , Illfhrml T (10 ( to 1) ) second. Bud
lirooks (3 ( to J ) third. Time : 1:05. :
.Second Hint I hint llrutt li Coursing.
HURON. S. . , Oct. 10The second and
third courses -were run today for the Ameri
can- Coursing Derby. The Eastern Coursing
company's Butterflies defeated Coyne's
CJlenwood , Melrose nnd Durblii's Gllhlrk de
feated the Kastem Coursing company's Da
kota ; N. P. Whiting's Glenyon defeated
'
Allen's Mnld of Honor ; U. II. Vlnton's
Thomas H. 15eeJ defeated the Eastern
Coursing company's Dakota. In the third
run Butterflies defeated Glenklrk's Mnld of
Honor ; Muster of Glenklrk defeated Thomas
11. Ileeil. In the American Field Cup stakes
for 2-yenr-olJ dogs , the Eastern Coursing-
company's ) Southern Bcele defeattsl Jesse
Green ; AndrewK" Frank Greene defeated
\V1 \ Itlng's In oc n c ; A. i' . Slocuin B Render
vous defeated the
Eastern Courslnt ; com
pariy's Jllss Dillonl HI.
Stoliill ? Will Not ll t Tut On .
NDW YOUK , Oct. 10.-W. Stelnltz replle <
to Lasker's letter today and reclaimed the
championship of the world , Inasmuch af
Laskcr has no right to hold n title If he I
unwilling to defend It within a rcuHomibli
time. Slelnltz claims that one yenr one
four months Is too Ion ? an Interval , A
the local club the members think ( ha
Stolnltz was justllled In. his action.
Crtllfornlil Aliikc Tirn MurliH.
SACHAMKNTO , Cal. , Oct. 10. Two wor.d
bicycle records went clown at Agrlcultuia
pruk In this city this afternoon. One wns
the quarter mile flying start , unpuccd , clans
A , the reconl for whivh was 23 1-8 pecondx.
N. S , t'pson of the Sacramento Wheelmen
'
'lib covered the- distance In O.fl 3-6. The
her reconl that was lowered wns the
lartcr fillip , unpnceil , clnss II , tnndcrh , rec
ord of 0.0 : 3-3. which T. 8. txmg of ( he
Olympic u-heeJmen ami Tony Dclmnr of ( he
Garden City wheelmen wiped out by setting
he mark nt 0:21 : 3-5.
couituTT AND rnz WILT , MKIT : TODAY
Mm VMIl Not Abandon 111 * Ihrtttrlral Tour
lor the I'urpoHe of righting ,
PHILADELPHIA , Oct. 10.-Iob ! FUxBlm-
mons , who Is to meet Corbett In New York
oinorrow to arrange Iho Icrms of a match
'or the championship of the world , left this
Ity on the midnight train.
SPRINGFIELD , Mass. , Oct. 10. Corbett
was seen tonight In his drctsInK room at
the Court Square theater , anil when asked
about his meeting ulth Fltzalmmons In New
York tomorrow , iciillctl : "You can say that
I will be there. RcRnrtllnjr the date of the
light , I can only say what I have already
Btild. I will be ready to fight Mr , Fltzslm-
mons any time after July 1. To any date
before that I cannot agree. My tlmo Is
booked solid to the middle of May , anil I
cannot nfford to throw awny such business
ns you see lieio tonight , so that I will make
no date until after my season closes. "
Tor nn Intrrimtlumil Mooting.
NEW YOHK , Oct. lO.-The board ot frov-
ornors of the New York Athletic club has
approved the- suggestion tint International
games be arranged with teams from Oxford ,
England , on the * ono side , nnd the N. Y. A ,
C. , the Solutylklll navy of Philadelphia , nnil
the Uoston Athletic association on the other
Should the Schuylklll Navy and Boston as-
soclntion refuse to co-operate with the N. Y.
A. C. tn the big llelil meetingIt Is said on
very good authority that the N. Y. A.C.wlll
send a team over to England , next year to
meet the English champions.
Itiit'k Hut r < > iim\ \ Ills riico. :
HASTINGS , Neb. . Oct. * 10.-Speclal ( Tele
gram. ) The llrst game of n series of three
between the Ha U gs atrn eurj an-1 the Ln. |
coin professionals wns played here this
afternoon. Score :
Hasttnaa 000100011-3
Lincoln 42002300 11
Batteries : Hohrer and Ward : Barnes nnd
Speer. E.irneU runs : Ha-stlngx. 1 ; Lincoln ,
2. Struck out : Uy Hohrer , 2 : by Barnes , 12.
Two base hits : Kbrlght , Sullivan. Three-
base hits : Kbrlglit , 1'cdros. Home run :
Perry. Umpire : Evans.
IVniMy Hrfi'fttn the Crntrriitn.
PIIILADHLPHIA. Oct. lO.-The University
of Pennsylvania foot ball team defeated the
Crescents of Biooklyn In twenty minute
halves by a score of 2to - 0.
I'rlnrrton l'ulv rlen llutgcr ,
PniNCETON , N. J. , Oct. 10. The Prince
ton eleven restored the confidence of the
undergraduates by scoring 48 points against
Uutg-er's 0.
Pofttponmiicnt nt Providence.
PKOVIDENCR. n. I. . Oct. lO.-The races
at Narrngansett Park -were postponed today
on account of the rain.
Y Kruret .Vgnlmt Y.ilo.
NEW HAVEN , Oct. 10. Yale wag unable
to shut out Williams today , the score being ,
Yale , 23 ; Williams , 4.
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lota In llayllw ) & fulmer * ! mid , central nub-
division , Illehland I'lacc : llayne's Ut add ,
llull'.n's tutxllv. , and l'oltr & Cobti's adJj
must be cheap. I * . J , Emltr , No. < I'earl itreeL
I'OU HALD OR TIIAIJK , S30 ACHES OP LAND
In Hock county , Neliranka : CIO &rce timber
Und In MIchlKan ; will trade either for atoclc
of Ktneral merchandise , and will put In cos ) )
ll.OOO.CMi or ll.tm.OO , housa nnd lot In Collar.
price. I1.GOOW ; vrdl trade tor stock ot cencnJ
inerchandliie and put In JKuJOO rash ; nn < s rex
Idrnca prupcrty In Council lllurti , price ,
) SOOO.oOj will trade for general stock and cut te
JI.OOO.W cush. All correspondence to b * A
fldentlaj. Addruu lock box U , Council JJIulta.