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I , - - _ :3 _ - - _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'l'JIB : - - OMAHA - - _ _ flATLY - - _ 13E1 - i' ' " - , rmDN.gSDA.Y _ , AUOeS'l' 7. . 18m - _ _ - - - - - - - - - - , - - .
' 4- govl'rnor. Mr. Almeml aIRo made an Rnhlavlt
showIng / thnt th IUO wRrranto proce'lln ! .
had actually been brouph by Mayor Hernia.
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AIOl'lmIT I..on I'IAINT1FF.
the RrRUml'nt hy 'Ha-
Mr. Bhnl'ral oped .ls.
. cUlin the right of the 111alntt to an injunction .
junction restraining the \retenlled board of
Juncton \
. commhalonef from interfering or tnklnp any
. . part In the dlseharRe , of the dutes of the
nmc , . The authorltel all unite . lall he . In
aylng that equity will restrain those ) claiming
an Office from InterferIng with those In 1aa-
lellon Ofce of the olilce. " 'Ve are de fJcto of- '
de . This
cora and claim to he afcer jure.
positon we alume Is Jupported by II h on
- ' of school
- ' lm4unctiona , Omcers do facto a
'InJlnctonl Ofcers
diatrict It states , may restrain ofceu who
ere not In Ioslesslnn ; , , but who claim to have
the omee hy election , from interfering with
the pose8lol ofce of those who holt the office Ie
' . that the Injuncton !
r facto Wr 110 not claim
- will test the right to ofce , but It Is grant"d
, . , while the right to the office Is being tested
whie . ° ' , another I
ly a proper proceelll ; Spclman
law \Hler , was realIndicatng n similar I
cited In PUll'
I doctrine , anll several CRS were clet
' . port of the position taken by the plaintiff.
pOlllon
. "We. being In 1osahon " continued : lr.
I. Slmeral "ha\'o nine points of time law In our
( favor and they have got to get us out by .
I , due cOurse of law. The cases go on to Cx-
plain the reason why this rle exists , for It
woulll result In the entre subversion 01 the
functions of the ofcl I one side would throw
the other side out. The courts lay down this
\ doctrine In the Intcrcats o peace ant
order .
: The law was taken up by Mr. Slneral In
reference to time provIsion for an appointing
reerenco llarll. which , the Iovernor Is one. The
goyerilr hall thirty dnYI from and after tie
to Its provl- I
passage of the act , according
11 slons . before any appointment could he
undo legally or the governor required to
legaly
take part In an nilointment. Yet the
Churchmili-htusaeih combine attempted to coni-
- mend or dcmnnd , what certainly would not
be compelled by law. "tinder the ( acts In
this case the nppolntrrnt of the combIne
board Is volt and illegal. The whole action
gality. of the " city council only continues this le-
gaUy. examl"aton of the law , Mr. . Simeral
also showell. disclosed that It Is. unconsttu-
tonal anll hOllelessly ) In conflict with the
provisions of the city charter.
VEHY nTI.E IWI'CTIV : } .
"The tltio of the law Itself In the new fre
and Illce bill II fatally defective. The title
' heretofore existing
recites 'that section J5 as existng
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be and Is hereby repealed.
"What does 'heretolore' mean ? " interrupted
Judge linpowehl. ! r. Simeni replied that the .
great brain of the late legislature , which ox-
haunted Isel In trying to pass this law .
could 11robably alone solve the problem.
It was shown' that the alleged law Is altogether -
gether at variance with the city charter pro' .
vlalons. "Section 13 of the city charter provides
vides that the mayor ant hoard of Fire and
Police Commissioners shall appoint special
poilcenmen. This section Is not repealed by
the allcged law of 1895 antI therefore must
still aleed existence. Section 1G of the city
charter was not repealed and It also provides
that the special police 01 the city shall le
nnll Fire and Police
subject to the mayor ant Polce
hoard ; tIme seton relating to the pay of the
mayor Is not repealed which gives him $1.000
a year as a member of the Fire and Police
board. "
Judge Doane , continuing the nrument
cited law along the same line . case after case
being read to show that where an officer or
set of ofcers are In iO5eS5i0fl of an omce the
law allows on Injuncton to restrain those out I
0' the office from attempting to exercise the . i
duties 01 the omce or disturbing those In pos- ;
session unti the right to the cmce Is determined . I
mined In a proper suIt by quo warronto.
I was also shown that the appointing
board must consist 01 three the governor.
commissioner of lands anl , attorney reneral
I two or the board \oull ( get together and
appoint pOlice commissioners without the concurrence -
currence of the third member It would give
them the power of dlsranchlslng that memo
her. "The law Is explicit thnt these three
officers constitute til appointing board , and
if the law Is defective In not provltlng for a
quornm I It Is the fault of the law. In this
particular case the two members of the bead
exhibited the most undue hasle. undertaking
on the very 11ay the new law went Into elect
to force the governor to meet and nppolnt the
commtasionrs In conjunction wHim them-
comm\'lon
selves , In spite of the express provisIons of
r the law , " designating all three aSJan appointing
power
, , JUnGE CHRCI.S RANSOM.
At the conclusion of the remarks of Judge
Doane. Frank Ransom started to speak. lie
eximaustive discussion .
Insisted on going Into an cxhaustve
slon of time constitutionality 01 the law In
spite of Judge liopewell's assurance that this
spie !
qustIofl he did not care to hear argued In
extenso. .
Hansom got so warm that he threatened to
withdraw from time suit t the court agaIn
objected.
" 1 certainly will object " said the court
"If vou nerslst In dlacuslng a question 1 do
not ; \Ish' : to go into. "
Hansom's appearance In the case was challenged -
longed by Judge Doane who remInded him
that the other tay ho only claimed to represent -
sent the city council. Hanom claimed that I
was none of Judge Doane's bnshlp8 whom lIe
represented. Ho then proceeded to argue the
question from the point of view that the law
was constitutional and the city council was
wa
not 10 the position pointed out by preceding
attorneys.
atore's. Hopewel sal ho didn't Intend to
have an order of thIs court Ignored by an
hllrect course. "Tomorrow " he said "I
have nnnonneed I wi ! o Into that. Now I
don't want to hear anything on that line. . "
pther arguments of Hansom were directed
to the point that the law must be good In
spite of the defects In the title pointed out by
spie . Simeral antI the provisions relating to
appointments being made by a board of three ,
as argued by Judge loane lie went so far as
to say that the clause "within thirty days"
. . Judge hlopewehi
¼ was an emergency claue. Jllge 10pewel
dlssentell.
At 1:30 : the case was adjourned until 9:30 :
this morning. .
r * J ) : S'l'II 1 I : , \S COII.USIOS. i '
Aifimimivi Is iItigt . tn HUltllut. . I
Amcln.t. n'lnt"
. : 1'ut nf Ur.n' " In.t lIiy4r.
jfllavlts ot Edward Roewater . Charles : H.
: - Drown and I ) . Cem leaver In ansower to
: charges of colusion and conspiracy with the
' governOr In the appointment of the two latter -
ter a members 01 the Hoard of Fire and Police
' ' 'Commlssloner , as read . before Judge hope-
well yesterday , are as follows :
"Edward Rosewater , belug first duly sworn
says that ho knows the contents of time an-
a\ver fed bereln b ) the Ileemlant. and that
that refers to aihlant'a .
so much thereof reer atant's connection
ncton with the appointments of Charles II.
Brown and U. Clem Deaver by Governor
Irown Iolcomb ant upon the Board of Fire and 10lce
Commisioner amant averl the truth to be
that up to the day preceding the appoint-
m.nts amant had no other knowledge than
; ; ; : . a genlrly rumored about the city as to
whom the governor was likely to appoint
and that ho did not even know whether the
appointees would be republicans . democrats
or Ilopulsts ; that about 9 o'clock on the evenIng .
Ing of May G. 1895 , amant was requested to
cal upon Governor Holcomb at the Paxton
hotel. where the governor for the first time
Informell amant that he lied selected lessrs.
Drown anti Deaver ns said amnmmiissIomora
. and asked amant whether said appointees
would be objectionable to the cLtzensf :
Orpaha. Alant thereupon askeJ the governor
how long he would remimain . In the city and
was then and there Inrormet that he Intended .
tended heaving at G o'clock the next morning ,
May 7. Amant then represented to the governor -
ernor that the tme was too abort
for him to gather the tesred : Information -
formation and thereupon the goveror agreed
to remain until 10:11 : a. m. . \lanl further
says that early the next day lay 7. afant
called upon Herman Kountxe , henry Pmmndt .
William Iuton , D. B. Woot anll other
prominent citizens to ascertaIn their views
regarding the propoet alllolntmentl. ! When
alant % again called at the Iaxton hotel he
: Informed the governor that he had been able
. to sea but few persons , ant aket the ! ov-
ernor t remain unt afternoon . To this
the governor ucceded. . \ler making further
inquiries . afant called ut the . Paxton hotel
. at about 1 o'cloCk P. m. of the same day
. , , and was then Inlormel that the governor
. had ! ne back to Llnculn. al1 alant had
; . no further communicaton \ Ith him unti
, after the laId 8111101ltment ) had ben malle.
; Afant further lays that he ne\'er solicited
the governor or hnlJOrtuned him tD appoint
eIther Charles Ii. Drown or I ) . Cem Ufaver ,
although slr.ant. for IOle tmB Ilre\'lous 10
. May 7. Ime'v that Heaver hat been an n\'III-
cant for said appointment ; that so fa u
. , the appointment of Drowl was concerned the I
frt Informaton he hat l to hh ( Brown's )
wllngnen ' to serve on the commission was I .
on the said 7th day of May ant .after the
govern r hIll Informed. anant of hh aI-
_ . _ i\ . . ; . . _ " . , .
I ton of the saul Brown. Afant further
says that prior to . ant at the thnu of the
appointment of Heaver an.1 . BrDWn. he had
n unllerstandlng or agreement with them
or the governor , directly Dr indirectly . as to
\vhit course salt appointees would pursue
on the police board or what action the
wonlet take after the polce bill paut1 by
the late legislature shoulll ! o Into eect
Amant further fays-that he .11th not In any
way Interfere or seek to tiring about the
appintment or removal of pololmen , exctllt
a has alremly heen made public throuRh
the columns of The Dee , amid further afant
ay not .
C IISSIONlm DE.VIflS AFI.'m.\ "IT.
"I " . Clem 1)eaver being first hull ) sworn ito-
poses and says that lie Is one of the plaintiffs In
the above cause . Afant further says that
he was dimly appointed by the governor or
the state of Nebraska s a membcr of the
1011'11 of Fire anll Polce Commissioners for
th ' rly of Omaha , aad that b ) virtue of the
8all Ipolntment ho toTh liossesslon or and
[ \ose ant
cxerclhell the dutes Incummibemmt upon him a
such member of the hearth 01 Fire and 10'
lice Commissioners. Amalt further ! n's
that he Is nClllalntoll with the contents 01
the answer /1111 by the said defelliauts
hiereimi and that the statement 01 a conspiracy .
splrac between this afflamit . the rovcrnor ant
E. nosewnter Is wholy folio and 1ltrle.
ant Is without any foundation In f3et. At-
/ant further says that during the campllgn
before the lat campaign In the state of No-
brasl , he was chairman of the state coin-
mltee for the puple's independent put , o
which the salll ( governor was I memher and
said governor was a candidate for the office
of supreme judge . and In this manner the
afant and said governor beclnc well al I
ulumainted . and that said acquaIntance
bas contnutd since. . \fant further .
ther ! ) 'S that the npllolntlent of
himself as n member of saId commission was
male wlhoUI any influence being brought to
bear In his behalf by soul Itosewater . Af-
fJnt further says that hc is at the present
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time acting with the maor of this city and
Charles I. ' Brown. which nnIt persons conti-
lute n majority 01 tIle saul Hoard 01 I"lro sail
Polce Commissioners for the salt city 01
Orimaima exercising the duties amid functions
of said olce and arc In active possesssion or
al property pertalnln thereto , together with
the records of the said office . and that the
roonms records and all property of sold olco
are under the control and In the custody 01
the saId mayor , Charles hi. Brown and tM
ntflnt . as the majority of said Board of Fire
amid Police Commissiones for saId city. Affi-
ant further says that as to the legal questions
arising herein he Is nctng upon the advice
of hIs attorneys , g. W. Simeral , Charles J.
Greene and George \V. Doane.
COlISSINEIl DnOWN'S APIIDAVIT.
"Chnrles II. Drown , belug duly sworn , says
that ho Is one of the pllnts In this suit ; .
that he has road the answer of the defendants . :
reat
ants ; that on or about the ih day 01 May.
1895. he was appointed a member of the
Board of FIre and Police Commissioners of
the cIty of Omaha by lion. Sias A. 10lcomh.
governor of the state of Nebraska , which
said appointment was n\alle \ under and by
vIrtue of the laws of said state , and , the sale
was not Imlcll and restricted to the tat
day of Augimat 895 , In the commission Issued
by said governor to this amant ; that onor
about the llth day of Nay . 189. thIs amnnt
was fully and legally qualified as such commissioner -
missioner aforesaid and on the last date entered -
teret upon the discharge of the duties o
salt alce , and . from that time forward to .
the date of this affidavit has been In the fuil .
complete ant absolute possession of said
office . performing and dlschnrhl the duties
all roqulrements of this said omce ; that
the said plaintiff , ns a member of the Board
of Fire nut Police Commitsioners . on the
evening of the 5lh lust . met In the rooms
In the city hall of the city of Omaha , set
span and assigned to saul board as the pace !
for the meeting of salt b ard. Amant further
says that as to that portion of the answer of
the defendants which relates to this afilant .
concerning hi appointment aorualt , set
forth 'nt the solicitation of Edward Hose-
water , ' he knows nothing whatever re5pect-
Ing Jueh solicitation . but from Inlormoton he
believes that said noewoter made no such
solicitation . amid this deponent further says that
hD never directly or indirectly solicited this
saul appointment from the governor 01 the
state ; that he fed no application with tie
overnor for such Ippolntment. nor did he
'oyernor
solicit saul Hose\\'ater or any other person to
ask or request In any form or mnnner of the
go\"prnor such appointimenL ThL' deponent
says that never at any time or place was It
agreed or understood that this alant and D.
Cem Deaver , In the Interest of said Hose-
water and In his behalf : should hold their
salt ofces under any Pretext whatever , and
he says all such char es. allegations and In-
situatons , and each thereof In saId answer
contatned arc untrue ; that the charges that
In pursuance of such design this affiant .
actIng with others , Procured the discharge 01
some of the police force 0 said city and appointed -
poInted others In their place and that the
same was done In pursuance of a "corrupt
agreement" Is false In every essential and
particular antI any stattl11ent. charge or allegation -
legation mate imputing to tiits . deponent
any corrupt or Impurc acts or doings touch-
Ing the procuring of his appointment or his
making any pledges . or his exercslng ! and discharging -
charging his duties as such commls310ner.
! .
are malicious . false and wicked. . "
31 mist Go to hit' SIIH'II. ; Court.
- LINCOLN , Aug. 6.-Spectal.--Govornor ( )
olccmb said today that the situation of the
fire and police complication In Omaha looked
very much as If It were steadily drawing
nearer the supreme court chambers Ho
understood that another sutlrple jlnge would
bo In the city tomorrow with Judge Norval ,
when some arrangement might be made
lookIng to the preparation of petitions and
briefs to be rosily for the regular session of
the court on September 17. The governor
seems confMnt : that the case must ultimately
bl derided b ) timEs tribunal regardless of
what the lower court may order. He salt
further that he hail no doubt of the final
result. lie belevell the law would be do-
dared unconstitutIonal . ant Invalid. ,
rzulli.ul un fur J. . . . nt..N.
Mayor Demls lns received communications
requesting him to appoint delegates to SO\-
oral comuventiomus which are scheduled fer the
conventons
next month or two. The annunl meeting of
the (1lmlnlstratve boards of the cites of the
United States will be held nt Cincinnat September -
tember 20. ant nt least two delegates are
"sntet from Omaha. The Western States
conf.'rcnce will convene at Topeka lOin. .
Ocotber 1. The purpose of the organization
Is to organize an Interstate exposition . to be
hell nt Galveston . to celebrate the conJle-
ton of time jetties anti the securing of deep
water for the gu'f ' ports In alllton , to these
the third annual convention of the Waif Say- I
hug association of America wi bo hpll at. .
Detroit August 29. and time mayor Is askl to I
scud two women and thrce gentlemen as dole- ;
ga tes. _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
i'EItSOS.ti. i'.tIt.titAI'iiS.
ISOS\ . . 1.\Ht.\'IS.
C. E. Baker of Beatrice Is at the Wlard.
Paxtoum C. If. Sharp , New Castle . \\'yo. . I at the
I ) . T. Morgan Evanston , .W'o. . Is at time
Merchmammts.
\ \ ' . I. . Morelaml , Atlantic . I5.b Is at the
Merchnnts. ,
H. S. Mann South Omaha , II making time
Barker his imeauiquarters.
Charles n. Allen . a prominent business maim
of Neligh . t3 In the city .
Mrs. S. Pauline Hoers Is making the
Darller prrmuuan'nt Iluarters.
llwanl C. Millarot Fullerton ant P. L.
lole of Arapahoe were In the city last even-
Ing.
Ing.Mr. Charles 1. Pickens and daughter have
returned frm a two months' \'Islt at S.l
Lake City anll Uah lot Springs.
John J. Holland . raIlroad contractor and I I
business representative for I.emon Hros.
circus . ts registered at the Barker . . I
At the letcer : Irman Brown St. Louis ;
( I. C. Woosler , Lincoln ; George Ikocimer .
Columbus : Charles I" . Clarke Chicago ;
George A. hush . Utc . N. Y. : Ii. Irvine
Mciowell. Louisville . ; J. W. Story Cincin-
natl : I , . I. Spooner , Council Duls ; N. S.
Jacobs Des Moiles : O. I. Swtngley , Beatrice ;
J. F. flyers. F.t . Imery : Chicago ; J , 1\ .
'heat. I' . M. Pm ice . hot Springs , S , D.
N'hrn.lull. lt the Hut'IN.
. Moore . Norfolk J. ' .
At time D.I.ne I. : ; W.
Hol1luI8t. OaklallJ J llratt , North Plate ;
J. M. Uowlr , St. Paul .
At the Mm'rchauuts . A . " 'c to\'er. By-
aunts ; . \hll-ll. Hu.h\'IO : M. Ii. ( hrlsh' . I
:1 1.
Sterlm K I. . Burlle. Genoa : lobOrt Utuck. :
man. Jarob I"S ' , I.'rhm
. \ the Arcade- ( ' . A. hiann OrRn\1 hlanll ;
T. W. ( h\8al' ) . - hyannis ; A. II. Stmmckey
Hrokpn How ; S. I. ) 'oleml. E . ! Kidreti .
F. " ' . 'restey . " ' . .J unity . P. .1 , let ahl.
W. 11. Swan W I ) . Watkhl3. Alliance ; C.
A. Heiner ! Pierce
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FIFTH PlACE IN TiE RACE 'I' 1 ' '
Denver Drops Another Game ana Ohnngcs
Notches With Quinoy.
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COULD NEITHER HIT NOR FIELD SURELY
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111' I . Cumv'i's " . , 'r. ' 1'ImC.ali'N 11.1 th , '
I't'sv . I : erom's In.h'1'1' i of 11
In.t(0"1) I - I ' tUI'I-III'oll
II.t l'M : lol"'N , 11.
Qllne ' . 8 ; Denver , 3.
Lincoln I , G ( ; ; JUI'IIFOn\'le , 1.
HockOI'II , 4 ; Des iioIimei , 3.
I'u'orlmm . 19 ; St. .lou'epii 4.
i'ittmdmumrg 17 ; At 1ou" . 2.
I Ilthl1 ! 1 , 10 ; hal II moore . G.
New York , 9 ; Woshhllon , O.
( flaciminmuti . 8 ; Chicago \ (
Clnclnnllt. 8 ; I1omtomm , I.
Irookl'n 7-10 ; Kansas City , 11.13.
. Milwaukee . I.
iimcuI'ohl5 9 : llwaukee.
:1 11 I cn"ol" 011 , 10 ; Grand HUIhIF ! , G.
QUINCY , Iii . , Au ! 6.-Speciai ( Telcrnm. )
almost errorless game
-Quincy 1)layed ) an almot !
today. A single and a home run In the
fOlrth inning gave them two runs ant In the
lext Inning Denver \resentet them with three
lore runs on a base on balls ant errors. ' Two
of the other runs were earned . All 'of the
visitors' three runs were earned on three
singles ant a double. Score :
QtYINCY.
All. n. 18. PO. A. 1
Mertes . t. . . . . . . . I .1. 1 3 3 0 0
I.irocqut' : . 2u. . . . . . I I 1 3 2 0
Mt't'y . 1h. . . . . . . . 1 1 8 0 0
11.y.y. . cf. . . . . . . . i I 3 3 0 0
ioinmiul c. . . . . . . . 4 0 ( 1 4 t 0
\'hite . Is. . . . . . . . I I ( 2 < 1
Mccormuunck , : b. . . . 2 1 0 3 1 0
lcConlrl' . . . . . . . . . 1 I 0 1 0 0
lull , i. . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 0 . 0 1 0
- - - - - -
Totals . . . . . . . 3 : 'i 8 ( 21 : 1 ,
DEN\'Fllt. !
D N'.Jn.
AB. H. iii 10. . \ . E. .
Himafter . ] b. . . . . . " . : 0 0 1 ; 1 1
lunch 3h. . . . . . . . 3 0 0 2 2 0
Slagle , ef. . . . . . . . 4 1 1 1 I 1
Hntchloson , 2u. . . . 4 1 1 : ; i 2
I'ace it. . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 1 1 I' i ' 0
i.uimman C..4 . 0 1 :1 : m I !
CoieIt. . . . . . . . . . I 0 1 2 0 0 I
Muss . $3..1 . 0 0 0 3 0
tiaimmz . I' . . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 0 . 1 0
- - - - - -
Totals . . . . . . . : ) 3 5 21 1 .1
Qulnc . . . . . . . 000230i0-S J
Denver . . . . . . . 000003000-3
Earmurnh runs : Qulnc . 3 : : Demiver J 1. 'l'wo-
garnet
base hIts : Holmes (2) ( ) . Hutchinson. Three-
base hitg : Mi'rtw. home ruin : hlolmnemu.
Umiici on balls l"rt : 1'1 , 3 ; off Ih z . I. Struck
out : fly Bi 1 : 1) ' himuiu'z 1 Itt hy plchrl
hail : Iy Hilt ! . 1 ; by Balz , 2. Douule 1,11).s i :
hal
White to McVey ; : lcColmack to I.aloclue
to McVe ) ' : Mites to Shalfer to Lehman ;
Mlc :
Hutchinson to Shaffor. Time of game. One
houl' Hamsey. nli forty-live minutes. Ulplre : 11' .
itanisey.CARUTIIEI1S ALMOST WON
JACKSONVI Lhi' : . 1. Aug. G.-Speclal (
' [ 'ciegrnm.-The ) Nebrlllmns won a game
from Jmucksunvlle ! . though the core was rot a I
hall one h ) any menns. The vllltol8 not be- !
hug used ) the grounds caused them to. .
Inr man' errors than usual. nml the home
tClm felt down at evry point. There \ ns
no Ve' fel blliant work on either "hie. H
Caruthcr had been given proper support
the home team would have won. Score :
JruckMons'ille . . . 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1- 5
Jaclsonvle . . . . . . 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 G
lOurnoil rumrms : Jacksonville . 1 : Lincoln 1.
Earnet Jacitsonvle rnnS 10 ; Lincoln . ; Errors :
. 'acilsonvle ' , G : Lincoln , u. Two-bISl' : hits :
Ebrigiut Donnel ) ' . DOl hie' Illays ; lUll to
Eli ight to Sullivan ; Ehrlht to O'Brlen.
Hit by picher : 11111. Batteries : Caruthers
111 Hoover ; Orogg and Speer. Umpire :
Mr. Ward.
AND FL.lIEItTY FELL DO\VN.
ltOeKi'OItD. 1. Ang. 6.-Speclal { Tele-
grmurn.-Tiie ) Dcs Molnet team put up a
strong game tOllay and won by bunching
hits In the fourth Inning. D,1mn11 pitched
n masterly game . though he was . Inclnel
to be wIlt ! at the start. 1"luhEl.ty hal a
chance to tie the score hut fell on base
line when nearly home. SCOe :
Hoclford . . . . . . 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3
Des Alolmies. . . . . 0 0 0 : 0 0 1 0 0 4
flits : Itockforui . 4j , Des Moines , 8. Er-
His Rockford. 2. ; US sloimuea . 3. Earned
runs : Des Moines , ! : 1lolnes. ¶ - hits :
Mohier JrForlan . McVickrmm. DoUble
pln's : Tamev to Mohler to l'urvimu. Left
on bales : Des Iolnes , 8 ; hioekformI . 7.
Strncll out ; ly Damman 3 : by tJnderwooti .
I. Bases on balls : Off UnlllwoOI. , - ; off
Damman , 6. Stolen bases : I'arrott. 'ruby.
iiacrlflco hits : IU oiler . Truhy. Batteries :
Sacrifce anti SnYller ; Damman and tc-
I.'arland. Umpire : Mr. himiskehl.
NINETEEN HITS OFF sTur.Tz.
PEORIA , 1. Aug. G.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-I'eoria ) hal an easy victory over
St. Joseph tOl a ) The game was I sllgln :
match from tie start and Peoria humid no :
trouble at all In finding Stuitz. getting nine-
Score teen : his of : oC him all nineteen runs.
Peoria . ' 1 0 4 0 1 5 2 2-19
. . . . . . . . -
St. Joseph . . . : . . 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 4
hits : l'eorla . 19 ; St. Joseph 8. Errors :
Peoria , leorla. : ; St Josepim 0. Eared runs :
II0rhl , G ; St. Jouuepii 3. Two-hase his :
F'iynhi ! , Selsler. Three-base his : Colns ,
\'nn . home runs : haIler . Bennett. Katz.
Double play : Stulz to : leHlle to lnrcnm.
Stolen bases : Flynn (2) ) . l"IIher. Selslcr (2) ( ) .
Holier . Bennett (3) ( ) , Nllon (2) ( ) . Dugtlale.
laler. . Bases on balls : Oft Roach 1 ; off
Stultz. 3. lIlt hiy hitched hal : Stuiltz.
Struck Olt : 1 ' itoachi 5 i : by Stuihtz . 3. Wild
Pitches : B ) ' Sttmitz 2. Pals.1 bal : MchImmie.
Batteries : Roach and Dagtale ; Stulz and
Metiale. Umpire : Mr. Ward.
STANDING OF TIlE 'fEAIS
Played. 'Von. Lost. Pro Ct.
Peoria . . . . . . . Ilayel. . f.1 2 . 613
Lincoln . . . . . . . . 79 -8 31 60.5
Des Moines . . . . . . 79 . 45 31 m.o
QuIna . . . . . . . . 8 41 39 113
nen'pr . . . . . . . . ! 40 40 50.0
Hockforll . . . . . . . 79 3. ; 41 43
Jaeh.soiivihie . . . . . 81 31 : ( fit 3.0
Jaclsonvle . . . . . . . 80 27 G P3.8
Games today : Dcs Moines nt Hockfoll ;
Sn Joseph nt Peoria : Denver at Quincy ;
8t
Lincoln at Jaekmuoiuviilc .
( A NiiiS OJ TiE N.\'IIOS.\ IB.JJ'
"It"hlr Oltl'"I ; ) ' ' tl' Iruwl. II
ii " ei ' ) ' " ' 1) ' aulmut'liis 1".1) ' .
PI"1SBURG , Aug. 6.-lhreitensteln was
hit very effectively tOda ) ' . whie Hawley
could not be touched. The home team
coult
showell its superlortty over the Browns tn
Is
eVOF way . Except for a mlsJudJ"t flyby
) would ha\'e been shut out .
by Genlu" , they % put.
)
Atendance , 800. Score :
Plttsburg . . . . . . . 2 0 0 1 t ; 2 1 0 . . - 1
St. I.ouls. . . . . . . 0 0 : 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
hits : 1ltsburl. 17 ; St.\ Louis 7. Errors : I
His , 2 ; Sl. Louis , I. Earned runs ;
PUt"hurg , 4 : St. Lout . 1. Two-ba lulls :
Huwle Three.buso his : Smith , Steimzel
Homo runs : Stenzl. . Stoleu bases : Sten-
zei . Cross. Double plays : Genlm , to Beck-
Ie ) ' . Bases on balls : leclle ) ' . Uierbauer .
Genlns. Merritt , l'eitz. Struck out : Haw-
icy IOWI ) (2) ( ) . Brelenstetn (2) ( ) , SmIth.
PAlS cd Lmnhha : Miller. flatteries : Hawlo ,
hewitt Meritt anti Sugllen : Urettenlteln
! I
:
1 ewl { . ' hours anti ten
:
and 1 10,1. .Tlmerwo : Ult
minute" Umplro : owa ) . .
JOUE'T MEEKIN SEEMS ALL mGHT.
NEW YOhIK Aug. 6.-Meekln 11lchell a
phenomcnal game today and the S.ator
were whlewoshel' . Mcrcer did fairly good
work In the box but . those who plaell be-
)
hind him were vet ) slow. Attemidamice .
2.WO. Score : .
Now york. . . . . . . 0 2 0 2 2 3 0 0 . - 9
Wllhllon . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hits : Now York , 1 ; " shmimugton 4. 1':1 :
rora : \VttshiimugtOfl. 3. Earned runs : New
York I. \ 1"lrlt base emu errors : New \'ork 2.
Left emu basIs : Nuw York 4 : " 'asilngton.
l.f . on hall : Off : 1eekin . 4 : oil Mercer -
cer Ilse . Struck out : By Meekimu G ; by Mercer -
cer . 4. 'rhree-ba hits : Farrel. Sacrifice
iuttmm : Fulier . Stolen basIs : Davis IH ,
Burns. 1)oubIo plays : Crooks to ilassa-
1oubto
mnuer. lilt by plchell bal : Fiurrel Passed
mUlr. 11t
ball : McGuire. Batteries : Meekln Inlt
Far.l ; Mercer and \ieGtitre. Umpire :
Emnsiie. Time : One hour anti orty.three
mlnutos.
mlnutos.ClAMIIONS WERE ASY. I
IHI.\ DE1.Pl hA . Aug. 0.-Tue Ihlle9
frolicked viuim l'sler to the extent of nine
frolcked wil
hilts In 51Innings. . and touehell hits Sil
his : , C'Iksofl . for Ioven In the reimmain-
hog three. Attendance , G.O. Score :
Phliadeimihmla . . . . . : 0 0 ( 2 0 2 3 : i 1 GI0
Baltimore . . . . . 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 G
1-lila : Phiadelphia. 16 h : lualtirnore . 12. Er- I
His : Philadelphia , 2i lal1noro. 2. 1'lrnet :
runs : t'hmiiadeiphimt. I : Baltmor 2. 'wo-
base hit : Delehall ) ' . Boyle. ' ! 'homll . n.
Ciumemits Gleason. Sacrlcl his : 11mJ.
ton , Cross. Stolen bases : lelh' . I"ft on
bases : J'hilnutolphia . . 1 : Uall1or. , . 8.
Jhlo.telphla.
Struck ont : ( 'Ieniwmts . Taylor JennlnJ'
Clark. Double plays : Hel I ) ' to halman tn I
Boyle 1.1rt base on errors : Baltimore . 2. I
First base on balls : Off 'raylur . 2 ; off Esper
' . 4. lIlt uy phti'imed bali [
3 ; off ( 'latkmiomm lt Illllp ual :
Jennln l'ln1Yn. boils ; Itobiusomm , 2. But-
tories : ! Tlylor and Iements ; Fsper , Clark-
son arid itoblnsoim Time : Two hours Um-
11110 : Keete .
Ifl'IINIIAM CIANO [ TII L GAME
BOSTON Aug. d.-Out for Umpire
Burnhamn's acton / tn chalGlng his decisIon
and calling a bal from Herman Long's . hat
foul tn the ae\'olth Inntng. after he had
called It fair Boston would have won.
Sexton and Stein gave way to Sth'ets and
.
< " . , .
Bcort ICennedy : . reomtieb- . Attendance , 2,000.
Ho.tol . . . . . : . : : l. 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 3 (7
Brool.I1 . . . . . :1..1 : 1 0 0 : 0 4 0 0- 8 I
Hits : Bostomij . t2f l .lrool 'I. Ii. grror :
. <
. iloStoli . 2 Brook-
I'Jstol. 3. I'i'nell : ' ; runs : tnl. : -
4. "wo.ha . SiiImiiii . , 1)1lY ,
IYI , Tt'o-iimtj e hUts : litiffI Ihll.lc L1I )
lannon , laeimfumitt ' Thn..tJ81 : hl : ( .
1ilhlncl'
c'nrn , Rtl'ctt. . , hhotnu' rUI : 8hlnile ,
h.owo. Rlolel l\a/ \ " ' : Dnl ) ' . 1"lr"t imast I ? on
humus : nur ( ) ' ( ! , 'renn ) ' . 1.ong (2) ( ) . Tucker
t.owe. Smrriilt'o , lilt : ( oreomn. SI'ul'lt out :
lannon Snlrl\1 ( hi I'OIA ( Trealwa Hieimi
(2)t
Grlmn , Iaf' ; . iioi4iiie luiars : Nash to 'enn
to Io\c ; 1 r 1101Ie tu \,1\ tn 1.'chnle. .
l'a"ssd hol ! : Tllh ' Grimm Wid plchl" :
Hpxtofl I\ennil . 'i hit by hitcher : rumeker
himtteriest : : S XIOI ) Stlet ! Tlnn ) and
Baterlcl
Ganzel ; Stein ' htOm1eml ' ) ' nod ( Irimmul. Time \
Two hours a 11 'flfy mlnut . Uml'lre :
Burlllm ant .lllt. I I
BUNClm hiTS ON Hl'TCJ.
CIN'INNATI , Aug. G.-CincInnat hunclell
liVe his In time seventh InnllA IU11 Aatlc1
it lead which the Clilengomunmu could not
\'ereome. . 'rhl emily prior Ilale , h ) ' time
vlfltors cost 10thln . but Smith's Ilsphl '
anll n base ni tmlhs were responsible for
of bals 4iI50ii'S men.
two the tale : ! cord brlson's
Atteimilanee . 2t(51 . Score :
( lnelln:11 . . . . . . 0 0 0 2 1 0 .1 1 1 . - 8
Chicago . . . . . . . . 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 G
His : Cincinnati 12 : Chlcngol 13. Errors :
Clnclnnatl .
llncllnnt. 2 ; ( 'iukago , I. harnell runs :
Clnclnlnt 7 : 'htcago. 2. 'wo-haFe his :
lcPhee , LlnJ1 iitmtciiinson. 'rlurei'.haso
hit : 1011Ia . hurke , Dl'cter. Homo ruins :
I.auge. Stolel hfI' : 101 hil ) \Viimnot. '
Double plays : Dahlen to Deeller : tclheo
\0 Ewing. l First base on hails : ur Parrt.
5 ; oft 1utchlnlol , 3. : Bateries : Parlott
I or
mmmi'atmmzimii ; Hutchlnlon anti Klttretige.
. 'l'inme : 'i'wo hourl nli Ireen nuinutes
. nuiimiu : u1 clnmuiuimi . .
tmllln ' llcDolll1 . G.-No gnome : rain.
STANDING OF TIE ' 1'A:18. :
. I'liiyed. Won Lost P.Ct.
Cleveland . . . . . Ila'lt. . ! l iI : G , GO.l
Iltsburg . . . . . . . 8G 51 3 l W.3
Baltimore . . . . . .8 4G 31 (7.
Chicago . . " . . . . . 91 l1 40 r > .o
Boston . . . . . . . . . 81 4 ; 3 55.6
Brooklyn . . . . . . . S : 4 : 37 19
C.ncllnlt . . . . . 11 46 ' 38 118
l'hliodelphuia " : . . . . : I 38 r.1.7 (
Ihlall.I"hl:1 . . . . . . 82 43 39 ( .2.4
\'mihlmigtomi . . . . it 2 49 . .
"hI I.ouls . . . . . . 8' :0 W 33.0
Lommlsvilie . . . . . . 8L 21 G 23.9 !
Games today : Brool.lrn nt Boston : \\'ash-
InJton at New York ; Battmore at l'iuiliu-
delphla : St Lotus at Iltshurg : 1.otmisvlilc
nt Clevelaml ; Chicago at Clmmcimmnati.
SHI.S 01" ' ' " , VIiS'm'EIIN 1.1'nUI
St. 1111 11,1 Inl'tl" City . " 're.t.
" for , ' lt'iilt'r.'iliip ,
) ; 11 htl , ttn 1"111..1111
ST. ttIl . . Aug. G.-St. Paul lost the lent
for a moment this afternoon , but won It
back the next. Both gales were cmrcter-
Izet by hard huRting uii careless fielding .
but In the second Frlcllrn was slaughtered
and his support was very Imr. Scrc . . first
game :
St. Pal ! . . . . . . . . 020022010-7
SI
Kansas City. . . . . 4 I 0 1 0 2 4 2 . -1
Hits : St. Paul 1 : Kansas City H. Errors .
rors : St. Paul. 'I 1 ' I.nnsas City. 3. Batclle :
Pepper amt Boyle ! ; Klng ant Bergen.
Second game :
Rt. Paul. . . . . . . . . . 3 0 4 0 .1 1 2 : .1-20
Kanss City. . . . . . . : 1 2 0 5 0 0 -13
hilts : St Paul , :0 : Knnsal City. 15. Er-
101' : St. l'atmi 3 ; 1msas City H. u ; Bateies :
.rone , : Iulano and Boyle ] : I.'rlcltn and
Bergen
: INN BA POLl S. Aug. G.-Score : i
llnneapols . . too I 2 0 _ 0 0 0 1 59
:
: Itwaukle . . . 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 4
jilts : 1Inncapoll. 13 ; Milwaukee. 9. Errors I -
lls : Minneapolis . I : : lwuukee , 5. Batteries -
tories : Bac'bufl .tYl Wison ; Hetger and
N era mm.
1oran.
GRAND flAP1fl. 'llch.UI. G.-Score :
( lranuh HaplI/ , . . . 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 G
!
Grant Inllanapols . . . . 2 0 3 3 0 0 2 010 ( )
His : Gmnl . Itaht4 ! . 15 ; 1IIIanl\ol ! 12.
Errors : Grond .1aplls. 2. Baterle : Staf- '
forth amid Nyc : ' 1'lshduanti : lel"arlan.1 .
DgTHOI'I.n / -Terre Haute-Detroit
game potponemin. ; .
STANDING 01' TIn TEAMS.
I : PI : 'ed. Won Lost. Pr. Ct.
St. paul. . . . . . . -8G I : : : m.1
. . . ' . . ' 605
indianapoik . . : . ; t 41 32 6H
Indlanapol Knnsal Cl : ) . . , . . , 8\ \ 0 r ) : 59.5
Milwaukee . . . . . . . , . . 87 45 -2 r17
:1wauke. . . . . . . . 'M ' : 42 .10 lt 2
Detroi : lnnealJols . . . . . . . . . 80 39 41 48.
Terre Haute . . . . . . l81 : :1 : m 53 36.
Orand Haplds. - : . . ' 83 23 r8 32.6
Game today : , Ehnmuas City nt 1lnne-
Terme Haute Detroit.
apols ; Tele Halte . . lit
( . % . OF' ' 1'hItj.lV10LY ' Alt.Vl'IitlltS.
lehl'on 11,1 .1. . . ? ilei' Cuiuitests - for
Un , ' .tt'riuqiim.
HEBRON , Nd , . . Auig. G.-Sllectal ( Tele-
ram.-'fwo ) games of bal were plned
here this afternoon. In the second game
with Hehron ltelleviile's hitcher dllln't do a
thing to the Hebron bo 's. Score lr3t gale :
Iithleville . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 3 0 ItIS
Alexandria . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 01 0-1
Base hlts : lieflevihle. IC : Alexandria . 6.
Errors : his Bolevle G : Alexandria , 10. , Stmcll
out : 1 > ' Jansemi I ; by Brown , G. la'erle :
heiievhile . Jansen nml Barrett : Alexandria ,
Brown ali Duncan , Ingrm ant Burruss.
Score sccond game :
ltehieviiiu . . . . . .3 : 0 1 0 : 3 2 521 )
le\'llo . . . . . . . . . 020000003-5 .
Base hits : lele\.le\ : Hebron , 10. J r-
rors : ! Ileileviilt' . 6 : Jtclwon \ . 1 ? . Struck out :
By Atugumata . 10 ; h h ) ' Gordon 6. Batteries :
) ieileviiie. AUJusta and Hcrlown ; lebron ,
Gordon and Norl ) 'Ie.
YOH1. Neb. , Aug. G.-Speclnl ( Telegram. )
-The bal gamni' nt Hampton today between
York and Hampton was a slllendl1 exhibi-
tion at the popular sport Hampton woulll
ton been shut out hut for an error In time
seventh Inning. Score :
York . . . . . . . . . . 042020000-8
Hampton . . . . . . 000000200- 2
Batteries : York Ahln amid Douglas ;
ilamnmmtomi . Klumb brothers Struck ont : By
Ahhimm . 12 : by Kiummib G. Umpires : 1leldlth
and hOlmumudson.
C11E'I'E . Nph. . \Ug. G-S"eelnl ( " 'reiegrumn. )
-The secood all' of the series was won
by'muiioo by a score of 12 to 4. Wahoo did
some trpnuenmhous batting . making four
home runs. Fewer errors were made by the
home team. Score :
Wahoo . . . . . . . . 4 0 0 4 0 1 3 012
Crete . . . . . . . . . . 020000011-4 -
Base hits : .nhoo. 12 ; Crete 5. Errors : :
\Vnhmoo ' 12 : Crete . G. Struck out : By lieu-
nett . 4 : by Jones , 2. Batteries : B.nnet ant
hail : Jones and . KenaD'
SCIIIJYI.Ett. Noh. . Aug. 6.-CSpeclnl.- ( )
Schnyler's bal team went to Surprise yes-
terilay anti won from that team by 0 score
of 13 ) to G. SUpl e had for their battery
J. Cook of W'mutoo ; now playing with David !
City and who Is reported as playing so
well against the University team tn a ro-
cent series of giumes' . and ( 'orbett. Sehu'ler's
battery was 1".111111 and I'almer wIth
the regular corps or Schu 'ler iulaers , while
Surprl had phl'ers ! train I'iysses. David
)
City amid Shlll ) ' . Cook 'ohl the bO1 he
was going to thut them out but our boys
made eleven safe hilts . and he struck out
mate . Five his were . made off ) \lmmll
anti ho struck Oul six.
Itruck
111 ] I.ING. Neh. . Aug. . 6.-Speciai.- ( )
What promiseti to he a hot' game of base
hall today between Sterling II ht'ors anll I
'ecumseh Cral'klrJacks drew about 60 people -
ple to the grounthu , Tecumseh turning out '
rrounll : Ito I
200 of her people by special train turmoil out
2 b mu. walk.awl ) ' . The Stern High-
hiteraiiy wlpell the diamond wIth
flyorim Ilnmonll wih
/yers Ieral . ) . game stood 4 to 1 In favor
' . , 'unll \ \ liitcul , battery
of Sterilnir. / .Jaler _ Whlell hater
forStt'rithig - ; : ( nn'r ? . 011 1.11$8 for ' , 'CUI-
Neh. George Col'1 > _ llreshlent of Lincoln
, , .uqpre'd the iuatis-
Ball Issoclaton .1 lluln' game sats.
' tO t ahl . _
factor )
factor' al. : _ _ _ . [ . . - '
J\ ' , 1r. " . 'lIBS.
The Iinois clue . : "journed without doing
any business last night until Wednesday
night 01 next week.
The charge Dgalst { : ? m T. Wiggins of havIng -
lug emhezzlet $ t0fiW , :1 Collins has heen .
disumuisseti . the shortage L the accounts ha\-
log been made gcml. I i
The Neill bos. : . glanlord and Ed Shoen-
feld who were ai1ibci ' of having stolen ten
gallons 01 Ice crunu.and hal a dozen pie
from the lurt IfllompJny. . Pleaded not
guilty In police ( oart'oterday \ and their
trial was set for Autmtt 9.
Sam : lolovlchT ; , ) : t ) ear-oIJ boy . was arrested -
rested yesterday Itd3'PpQn on the charge of
'eltertay r1on
dbturbln tto pcace.lal } has the reput.a-
ton of being I tJrt > , bad boy. but ho never
before equ11ell the antics tie pe/ormet al
Thirteenth -an1 Douglas Urets yesterday
afternoon. Hosldes raising Cain generally he
broke n 1'late glass window.
"Hats" Fltgeralt h's been hanging around
the polce court for I mnonttm awaiting trial
on the charge of havIng slugged Charles
Irown , who had refused to buy a can of beer
lt the request ef the sing wih which "Hats"
had been training . Ted Powers I the fel.
low who Is supposed to have led , the assault
and as he had net been founll by the Police
the cass against FHzlerald vas uhiamnissel .
A bsrolcot anll ragged boy 12 ) 'ear of ( ao
was plcke up last nl'ht In the Unlo Pacific
) .n is by Officer Irummy , This boy gave hi
name as John CraIg 111 his borne I 0.
tumnwo from whch ! pl A his father runs as
an enllne@o on the "Q. " Jo'.ny says that
he ran away fem home two \ Ilays ago , but
1 not very cha In hll rvn mtnll u'hiy lIe
mild 10 , His rarenh hne troa et hll troll .
Ua cam' hen \\1' ' I t I .n'entl'i of getting
work In some i'sckiC6houzti. .
BURDCI tEADS - TiE ! RIDERS
Ono Lap Ahead nt the Oose of the Second
t Night's _ ' Raoing .
PACE WAS TOO WARM FOR TESSIER
Illnl Inll I 1.11 nlll ' 'lu'l ttmuuhts
'l'I'ulhh' Iii r n"r tl.I y h ) ' 'I'r ) ' .
IItl ( h.t t" . Iuust
frlllli In , . I' .
. -
Time ecoli night or the sl.da bicycle
chase at the Charles Street park was most
exciting. There was not a moment's let UII
In time pace throughout the two hours amid a
half's going. The first mie was reeled u ! In
2:3G : , one man after Ilother setting the pace.
All . rote well , but early In the game It was
Tessler
mind
evident that Burdick , Helen
were out for business.
Helen displayed unusual powers all denu-
onstratet that he Is yet for from a selling
Illater , ant there Is no telling what Lester
might have ehaled up to his crell had he
not met with an untiniehy amid unfortunatc
untmel'
accitient . lie lost a lap ant a hal after hmav-
lug ridden for an huur nnd one-half by rumi-
lung Into Ilurdick's wheel on the northeast
turn , where be took a ball fall , but hmnmneuli-
mutely made UI ) the halt lap. After riding
nlong for len mllul.s he struck out to gain
back the lap which he hat dumped and made
an eighth In fifteen amid foumr-flfths seconds ,
Brul kept It up I ) ' chanloace with 1ur-
dick ali Tagar until he took back his lost
ground on every one bnt Burdick , whom he
was unable to shake for an Instnnt. First
they took a lap from the : loul1 City boy ,
who Immellately : hooll on to the procession
mitt the three started to make It too hot for
Tessler , who was compelled to ) 'telt to the
terrifIc pace ant drop ] back. Tessler suffered
with cramps , no doubt caused by the
fearful ( pace unaintalmieti. .
Bur.lck . Is a dangerous cOlpettor for any
of the local riders In this kind of a race
haIl , tie stocky Miasourhan . Is n the with
hilton for second place , ant those who know
him assert that he Is keeping a force In reserve -
serve that will astonish the natv s when he
concludes to let It go He Is rltlng piumekily.
Tesster Is .ovldently out of reach of 'elher
first or sccommd honors. The mile he lost last
Irst scent
night can only be recovered b ) accidents hap-
pening the leaders whIch Is not 11robable.
He was much broken up over hts had luck ,
hut gamely says he will stick Il out ant do
the best he can. Schrader manlfestell tat
1IproYlent In his work over the first nlht.
Clark , while he rode a good race , found hlm-
self outclassell and was compelled to surrender -
der a couple 01 miles to the leaders.
The special Prize was won by Burdick last
night , he having covered one lore lap than
any other rider Score :
Itiders . Miho . Lalls.
Hl1'rs. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :1el. 81 7
Ilimil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 (
hollers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 G
Tlsslcl' Helen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 7
( 'lark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 ( I
Rrhruller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 4
'rnggar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 :
wvvi'mc 'I'I NSIS ; 'I.OI.I I. \ om'ENS.
Clli..t" fur Iummuiilt'mu ( I'emu n ( : luII
ShIrt lt frll.1 ; INIII" .
GRAND ISLAND , Neb , Aug. 6.-Spe- (
cial.-The annlal tournament In doubles of
the Nebraska Lawn Tennis. association
opened In this city this morln ! The
Grand Island tcnnls devotees have an ox-
eelent court and have made the proper
arrngements : for simectators. The Aamus
v. ere bun ut 9 o'clock anll some lively
IJln'lng was done from the stnrt. 'rime
knowing ones arc speculatng n great deal
'as to tie outcom , as the teams arE prel ) '
evenly matched and I Is a tossup between
three of time clumba . If not four of timenu
whIch wil be the winner. 'he visiting
teams are : Bale ) ' anll liernimart . Stone and
Partner . Guimete and Brown and lowlrs
and Durr of hlastiiuguu ; Coln and partner
and Mlrord and l.avert of 0111 ; YounA
and Caidwehl and .Atmstin ituid liattimi of
Battn
Calwel Alstn
Umaba , 1a 'kel of " 'akefel and . Abhott or
Granll Isiamid 'he . home tlams ore 1.'al'n3'
worth and " .llald , Abbott ant Alter ,
FJwnrt anti I.'owle ant Nusz ont Iletzel
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'l'oday's scores are :
Young amid Callwel beat Abbott and
ant
la8lwl , 6.2 . 7- . 6-0.
Bale : ) ' and Borhart heat Nusz and
Betzel , 6-4. 97.G. . 4-G. G-2. .
Art Abbott and Alter beat Stone and
\andyke by default.
.olhach and I"owle beat Gulmele anti ,
Brown . G-O. G-O. G-O.
Ewiurt and : lntox beat Art Abbott and
Alter G-2 , 7-5. 6-0.
Powers and Duer beat Coffin and :1-
ford G.2 , G-.I. 7.5. .
Helen mind I.averty beat Flrnsworth and
Wihlarul . 6-2 , 1-2. 9-7.
SIBnns1 'I'.en A 11.S'
IIN1lllll. I . , nt itelgiud out hIesuili for th <
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1."II.I.r ur ( lii- :1..thIA' .
. NEW YORK . Aug. G.-'rho atentance
wal good at Brlghlon Beach today dud
some of the fnilhes were excitimig. Some of
the favorites Ilde a fair showing. ; lell-
cant was the choice for the third , but he
had nn Ilact of slowness nnd WIS not
Placed . Florence led to the iimulf when
Maggie K took lp the runntng to the last
furlong when Queen DeIs passed anti won
by n head , llulgle K oniy beating Now or
Never by a neck. ' 1110 was some exele-
ment In the Iflh 1'lre , In which Oull
Percha was Iloclell back by foul rldln
on the part of 'elch. The boys were queiu-
tonell In(1 mutter the haitI ruce time stowarl !
unnounled the foul 11e not warrant his this-
qumahitlcation . but the ' InHllonted htm for tie
rlIt of time mectn . Tinge won the nice
easily mn Ills : and Little . Mitt wits second. Sum-
Flrt race . one imilie . selling : \Islon (4 to
5) ) won Laniel' ( G to 1) ) tecond , Howling
wonl ( 70 , 1) ) third. 'ln. : ilSi,6. :
Second race . O1-hal mile : Religion (7 ( to
5) ) won , 4nflOtt ( ' (8 ( to l ) Imecomumi . gmoUonul
(8 ( to 1 ) thlrll. 'Ime : 0:49\t. : \ .
ThIrd race . one mIle , ! elnA : Qnpen
le3S ( G to 1) ) s'omi Maggie K ( S to 1 ) secoumui
Now or Never (2 ( to 1) ) thlrll. Time : 1:431 : , .
I.'ourlh race . five flrlnng : Loin ( ( I to 1 )
\on. Lord 10wkstone (9 to 5) ) utecomid . Imuzm
( Iven ) third 'lnw z 1:02t' : .
1"lfh mce. one mile . selling : Tinge (2\ \ ! to
1 ) svomu Little Mat /7 to 1 eron" , Ahmimoma-
tax (8 ( to I ) timinti. 'l'imime : I :42 : % .
Sixth race , ommu mileir : Dixomi , Jr. , (4 ( to 5) )
won , meer ( S to 5) ) second , Luiu T (4 ( to 1) )
third. TIme :
Juui'ltu' Si , liuie IC I ih'ii.
ST. 1.OJIS , Mug. 6.-Jocky Sabine was
tuurowum amid killed today i'hile exercislmmg
Livingston , a horse beiommging to 3. B.
Patton. 'rime favorites were hot profitable
imuvestmnentiu for the talent itt Fiuir Autsocimi-
tion purl : motley. 'i'urbcrvhhhe imurimleti two
11) to I stunts 1mm the foumrthm auth littit races
mund Smmii Remus im'as thefoateth in time sixth by
aim outsider. Stmmmanieso
First race. tliree.nuarters of a rnmlp ,
Moulenli'io ( I to 5) ) won , Auulmhmmmmi (3 ( to 1) )
au.cond , Chiu'ot (12 ( to I ) third. 'I'inme : I :17. :
Second race , live and a limit furlongs :
Don Canillo ( even ) won , Diure Dollar (3 ( to 1) )
second , Helena Belie (25 ( to 1) ) timird , Time :
t09. ;
'rhtrtl race. mile mund ii sixtot'nth ,
seultng : Itilh ) ' McKenzie (4 to I ) won , h3axa-
phone (3 ( to 1) second , Jack lirmidley (10 to
1) third. 'lime : I :19. :
Fourth race. one mIle , ( ret' Imandicump :
Htrathmmmieatim (10 ( to 1) woim , 1.imuult lvehi )
second , Eunpera (3ito ( 1) thimmI. 't'lmmie :
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'i9tti race , seven tmmriemmgmu , seliiimg : Up-
miami (10 ( to I ) won , Francis i'ojuv ( ii In I )
second , hlsttmrbuunce (4 ( to 1) ) thu-tI. 'i'imuu :
1:29. :
1:29.Sixth rare , mile muuil mm aixtcath , sehlimmg :
2.Iohiio H (4 ( to 11 Won , Kiflmf ilors (6 ( to 1) )
muu'comni , Still htoss (5 ( to 5) ) third : 'I'ime :
1:19. :
Ilooki's 'i"utmII I .tl I.
FCANS.'iS CITY , Aug. 6.-Florehia , in time
first race , sync time only horse that nmumm ( or
time liuhihte tmlay. 'Flue bookies agui mm rt'apsml
a iarvest. Time track was 1mm faui'Iy goo'u
commmhitioii muuul time sport was good , Attommd-
alice , fair.
i"lm'st race , ( our mliii a halt fum'iomuguu , sell-
hug : F'lorella ( e'im ) % t'on. Nellie ii (10 ( its 1) )
set'omui'lck ( .5 to I ) thirti. 'Finmo : 1:00. :
liu'conti l'aee , seven furlongs , soiling : Fan-
ole Ilutmt ( S to ii won , .Mommieli (2 to I )
mii't'oflI. ( Eimo ( 2 to 1) ) third. ' ( mis : lO54. :
'l'hir'l race , five ( tmmiommgu , sidling : Mrs. 5
( C to ii won , ( 'ammmlilo 1) (5 to ii st'cohmui , JuUum
C 42 to 5) ) third. Tlmnui : l:0 : % ' , ,
I"ommu'tlm race , six and mu halt fumrlonguu , sell-
leg : i'itiIett (4 ( to 3) sromm , 'irj.fiuu (7 to 5) )
secnnui , Vm'lihle ii (6 ( to 1) ) third. ' 1 tune : I :2ti : % . .
Fifth race , iivt' ftmrlonge. selling : Mls
Pearl (6 to 1) ) WORm , Cormi Cr11 , (6 ( to Ii see-
ommd , Sumitiowim ( ov'mi ) timird. Time ; I :06. :
All himmiput W'uu. ii SmmrurIsi' ,
HAN i"IIAN'ISCO , Aug. 6.-'rlue feature
of the uhimy's racing was the win in time
fourth rmu"e ii ) ' All hluuiia. who was kumot keul
ulown from 25 to I to 10 (0 ( 1.
First race , five furlongs , eehiing ] teti
Dlchc (9 ( to 2) ) womi , Atlihie M (10 ( to 1) ) seconul ,
Model (7 to 21 third. Time i:0i : ,
Secont miuc , mlvi , furlongs , selling , 2-year-
olds , ( 'hmmirlie Boots (7 ( to 10) ) woil , Josephine
( :8 ; tim 1) iuecohmui , Cheenlpe ( I to I ) timli'ui ,
'rluuie : 1:02. :
't'hImuI rumee , aimmumt six tumninuugmu , seilimmg :
Sir ltleimnrui (2 ( to ai won , liumtm-uio { (20 ( to 1) )
seeuimmul , Mmuniit' Scott (15 tO 1) ) third. 'l'imumc :
I : hit.
Fourth race , Ku''emi fumnimmmmgs : Au ilnhma
( to to II votm ' ( 'lmmurmmilmmn (4 to I ) secomud ,
IIon1 Fitmutim ( I' to 5) third. Tlmime : 1:27 : % .
I' Ifth rare , umrme mile , sellitig : Chumrmer
(3 ( to I ) s'on , Ike 1. . (7 ( to 2) ) st'eommul , lmeli
Itimuger (7 ( to 2) ) ( birth. .Thmmie : 112. ;
( iuui oil , ' i"a , uriiu' A liii' in Vhuu.
SARATOGA , N. sAumg. . 0.-Omme solItary
favorite u'hiowcd iii front todmi ) ' , Ilruzlett ,
at odmis on , wimimmiumg time Orammil lYmmiomi I bid
stnkeut. TIme track 'as 1mm good condition ,
5mm mmiiuin n's :
, F'irat nice , five fuirinegmu : Mimiio (5 to I )
% toul , I'eii 1Ihool (4 to 1) ) seeummd , lttuumovcr
(3 ( to ( ' 1 third , ' 1'immmh 1:02' : ,
Soenmuui nice , iuix tumniunmoaVernborg : (6 (
to 5) won , Jack of Smmithes : (5 ( to I ) seomiml ,
3)t.rrargilia ( It to B timirml. l'lme : I :15. :
'rimirmi niucu' , tiranti tniomm I iotei stakes ,
live mmmimh mi Imitif ftmm'Iommgs : hlnziett (4 ( to fi )
wtmmi , Axioni (5 ( to 21 iecflmiui , l.a'ioiitmm (12 (
to 1) ) third. 'l'inme : I :0si. : .
Fotim'tim nice , sevemu furlongs : Lumranlmm. (3 (
to 1) ) m'om : , Stmiflmiejut ( S to 5) ) mmt'comid , i.atl ) '
Diamnommul , (10 ( tim 1) ) third. 'I'immie : 1:2. : ' ( .
il ft Ii nmmt'e , miii t' mum I iu ; I iii b 2t1 U rptmy (3 to
ii t'omm , Lormi Nehsomm ( :1 : to 1) aecomnl , 1)muniemm
( I to 1) ) hum 0. Tiimme : 1:43. :
luulu-rsluu I i' ( 'Intuit piuuuisiml mm ( immnuu'u.
Time Wahoo ham-me hauhi team iroier imn do-
( emiteth all time other lentils of mmmiy lirunmi-
miemice thrcuufimotit tue state dunimmg the muomuthu
of .Itmiy , so tlumtt to ulofent timeimi in a serle'i
mamulmit to vimi time' armmmuteuir t'himuhiuiuioiuuthup of
the state. hlowevt'r , the Umuivenuuity ciut , mild
even better than timmtt , it uit'fu'ateul mt team
Comnpmimeui of time liowor of time Ihiustluigs
muimul Itviil : City teummis amhmiemi to time iietter
elemument of time originmul Wiuimoos , that It
immis ho imositafle ) ' wimatever lii dimnin time
mtmnateumr cimauuupiomisimip of limo state. On next
Fridmmy nimil Sitttmrmmay , Auguimut 9 antI 10 , time
1Otmi-tmmui ( 'ity St'immmmelzumr , wimo hold the smummie
title for huotim Kmmmmsius nmmh 2ttissotmni , t'lib lie
lucre for two gaines mit Uumtversity imam'k , 1mm
case of aim evemi Imreak mummotimer giummue yfl
arrmummgetl mmml 1mm emmutu' t'itime'r team vimms
ixith guinea it will iii' declared time mumnatunmr
rlmamnpiemm of ICnumstmut , lmiimusouri aunt No-
braska.
Uuirpli ihu'Sts t4lit'luiomi.
T.Ot'ISVILLE , Atmg. 6.-Time Murphy-
Slmbhomm bout vas pulled off luere tomiiglmt ,
Mmmmhmy wu'ighmc'd ium at Ill itmmul Sheluhon at
h10u. . 'ulumrptmy made time pace very hiot from
the start anti had everything hIs own way.
'I'ime light t'as to Imo fifteen roummutis for
lIt ints , btmt svits stoppt'ul in the miftim mounmi
hmy time Police , amid Referee Aiuremus ttvnrticit
i to .iumrplmy , as hue hind hula maim mull bmmt
omit. fihmelmion buumt 015 a good fIght , buit mvaut
clearly outclassed.
.
\.imm Ibiu'i' itt I nil Iummmmm iuiis ,
1'IIII.ADELP3IIA , Aug. 6.-An eight-
oared shell fronu the Vesper Boat climb of
the Hcimtm'ikili navy iii training for a race
vith the miavy of I'enmmmmyivania eight itt
Indianapolis , Intl. , on Atmgmms.t 17. Citizens
of thmmmt city have utulmsem'ibemh 2,00i ) for uuumchm
a contest , auth iii amidition to myimmg time
L'.Iienses of the contesting crews time mmcmii-
tiers of time wimimmimig mew will lie ztwmmrdcd
solid gold mnednlsvalueul at i0m ) each.
Ilumfimilo Ituutq's I'ost uumit'ul ,
I1UFFALO , Atmg , 6.-A clommdiutmrst shortly
imefome mmoomm tlchmmgcti the dnivimmg hone niud
made it mulvisabho to hO5thmiC today's grmntl
circumit races.
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SI ) 'I't'hlNt'iIt I' . ' . II ) 'i'IIE FItl6lhI'V.
Yummuie 'tiaim frumumreguum ( \'oritu'u1 far
0 1(1(1 Iu ; mu Vu'I i ICuiipsu'um ( mu liii' .
Yesterday aftermuoon Joseph Turner , a yotmng
farmer of Oregon , who was passing thmrotmgh
time city on his way to Sioux City , was bumm-
coed omit of $100 by two confidence immen. lie
reported his loss to the police , but so far
ho trace of time men hums beemi uliscovered.
Tumrmuer arrived In the city Inst Monday ,
lntenmhlng to renmalmi imere only a foss' hours to
see the 'owmi.Vlmilo ime was waiklmmg along
time street he ms'as accosted by a well-dressed
amid mipparemutly well-to-do young moan. Timi
) .flg mimami saul that im raw some reseimm-
blance in Turner to sonic one he knew. lie
could not reumiemmuber ms'imo it was , but was
imevertimeless s'ery ghoul to see Turner , ahmil
shook hands with hmimmi. All this tichtleti
Tumrner mumighitily anti lie saul immaybe it
his brother lie resemumbled , a brother svlmo
s'as lii time hardware business in Sioux City.
The young mmmii suddenly became mnumchm in-
( crested , becammse lmo was well nequalmited Imu
SIoux City. lie asked whiat time brother's
mianie 'as. \'imen be got the answer lie ox-
clammed :
"Turner ? W'hy , bless niy soul , every time
I go to Sioux City I stay at your hmrothmer's
house. Yomm know I aiim a travelimig miami amid
imavo shippemi hmimmt iiundreds of carloads of
goods. Vhen are you going tip ? 'roday ?
Oil , HO. \'alt mmmmtil tomorrow. I have six-
tcemm cars of barb wire dowmm here on thc
tracks hunt I nun shIpping to your brother ,
amuul I ama going imp tommmorroutVo can go
together , "
Turner agreemi to stay over a day ummmd the
two parted ivitlm time agraanie'nt that tlme )
tvcro to meet on the following day at
Eleveimtlm amud Farnamum streets anti go to time
depot together.
Turner wont to the nieethmir nlo'e vi'ut.r
" '
thay afternoon and foummiul hms ! fr leumd vnltimmg
timero. Time tmvo at mice started for time depot ,
limit had proceeded lest thiimmu a block , mvhiemm
' ( turner's frIend was liiet hmy mnothmer maul.
This now immamm spoke as if ho sas time head
of the firm for which Tmirner's friend m'as
traveling , and toiml hlmii that time barb tvlre
was all ready to go out , and asked him if ho
had paId time freighmt ,
"Holy mmiokc , " oxclaimned Turner's friend ,
"I left amy valise contaimuing $600 at time Mu-
iantl. I wIll have to go hick ( or it. "
Then the muew nman saul that it would be
too hate. He would get boric in time to catctm
time train , but not in timue to pay the freight.
This was a stminner far Turner's frlenti , and
lie then auihdenhy nskotl Turner If lie had $100.
Turuier imamh told imiuui lie luau timat mmmcli the
tiny beforo'amud ime coulml mmot get omit of it. Of
cotul SO the resumlt was that time nuommey was
placctl in time hmammds of time new man , who
was to hustle to tue depot amid pay time
freIght whIle 'l'mmrmmer ammil hula friend went
back to limo hotel for time valise ,
\'m'lmemm tIme hotel was reacimeml Turner waited
in time receptiomu room while lila ( riemud ivent
mlii to lila rormn after tIme valise , 'I'liis m'as at
: i o'clock. Tunmie waited until 6 , mmml hum
tnlemuul mild not come back. Even then hum
didn't tuimmibie until ho told the imohics.
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us 'i'imi t"l1li11L % L COiTmt'l' ,
. : I lou's 1)isunusu'ul of 1y , Iunio lii umer
l'i-mu I s cii mu - ; m o rum I a or.
Yestenilay mmmrniimg Judge Itimmer commtinued
time sitting In cluambers begun 3iommday after-
noon.
Time sale of certain property In the
case of May L. hlurhey in a fore.
closumre suIt against henry Gibson Was confirmed -
firmed imy time court , as was time sale of some
property In time suit of C. A. Van Dueseum
mmgtinst I. Oberfelder. -
The quuestiomm of attorney fees was mmext
taken ump In the foreclosure case of
time Fanimuermi Loan ammd Trtmst comimpaimy of
New York agaimist the Ileatnice 1tamimi Transit
and Power company of Beatrice , Neb , This
suit was started in Octojier , 1893 , amid humus
been triemi in various courts , both here antI him
Lincolmi. The compaumy was bonded for $125.-
000 oniginahiy , time Farniera Loan amid Trust
conmtany being Immtereated to time exit-mit of
$25,000. A sale of the property was at hengthi
ordered by the suimremne court and tbme road
mumid power plammt were at last knocked dowiu
.to . time imiglies bitler for $22,000 , less than omio
fifth of its imommiloti valuation. Time attorneys
for time phaimmtifT asked icr ti,000 as timeir
fee in time case. Time arnoummt ached was hot
aiiowth by Judge Itiner and $2,000 was flx1
upon hmy tIme court as a fair ccmmmsitienmtioiu for
tim u'onhe ulone. Coumrt 'as adjoumnmietj at 12
o'clock anti Judge Itimmer left In time after-
000ii for lila huommue him Ciueyemmno.
% 'hlI.i1S.'ilh1 ( illIItS IS iiSSiON ,
'l'im'Ir 14e'ru'tmury Iteumuu'uuuhmert'ul I a mu
311141 ; hhuimmuulluui % % 'mu.
Fifteen houses were repreanmutemi mit a nueci-
log of time Nelimnuka Grocers uasociutiomm a" mime
Coiimuuiercial dumb roommms yeaterd.my afterumooim.
Time bmmstiiess , as usual , was of a private no-
ttmre , amid was lii time maimm a general mhictms-
short of the mmuealm , for lircmumottng time several
ammd cornmmmon interests of the mumemmmbers ,
An incident that all emmjoyed anti whtctm
was a muew feature at timeso mimeotimiga oc'-
ctmrrot ) at time close. F'or years tim secretary
of the association , Cimarles if , I'hckeuis , of tim'
i'axton & Gallagher company , imami served
without conmpensathon , sad in recognItion of
his good work lie was presented by the as-
aociatloa with mm b'aumtiful silver set , l'resi-
dent Charles 11 , May mnakhmmg time smeeeim ,
A lummuui uul oil it i'ost mimumaler.
\VASIIINGTON , Aug. C-The president ha
appoimmtoil Lloyd Reed to be postniaater , mI
Ciaricmuburg , V , Vs. Mr. Iteed accupiemi lbs
nine office during the first Cleveland ad'
nminietrat ion ,
Rowr Au ; ; TIE ! YACllTSIE
Gotilti's MalInger ACcuses Dofciidor" Handler
of' Unfa1rncs lii Saililig ,
VIGILANT DECLINES TO START AGAIN '
Iiusmtulhlum iii flu , ' 4)uiuiit'mulu' hiuuiut at 4iuu
4tmmri ut ( ii. ' Irt'meI ( 'imp itmue
lId umgs Omit mmii Eiirnt'st
1 ' rim t t' ,4 I.
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Nfi\'i'OlLT , hi. I. , Aumg. 0.-If ammy al.
hitloaai test haul been nemietl to simow that
time fimikeel yacht Iefermder ) is a bettor all.
romumuui boat in light waters timan time center.
hmoartt'igiiammt , it was fumrmulslmed toda ) ' , tvime'iu
tiioo ytmcimts raced over a twnmmt-omme mmuilo Z
equilateral triangular couirse , ouititie of time
hmartmor , far a $200 cup offered by J. It ,
Drexel , Time course was one Which gave .
time comutostammts every chiamice of muimowimmg
Wiunt they could do. They started oumt on a
heat of seven huuiles to windward , then imad a
full reacim of time annie ulistiumice multI flmmahly a
rumu imommmcu before tim wiumtl for seven mlle * "
Immure. In time first two legs lImo lefenmier
00911) ' showed lion superiority.'imemm time
] ) ofeumuler anti Vigilant were jockeying for mti-
sltion to cross time line time big ) 'aChtui canuti
Pretty close together at ommum timmmmm. lIotIm were
on time starboanil buck , so there was mme ques.
tiumm its to muo had time right of w'n' , except.
lag by time nimbi that tin , ovenimammlimmg
ad aimomihil ) 'Ield. 1mm this case time Ie-
( eluder was time overlmmtuuhimmg vessel , bumt the
Vigilant , as she dltl oft Sammdy hbooht , e'ased ott
and avoided what mimighit imosibli lucre lueemm
it collision. Of time oilier yachts wimiim racct
the winners wero'nmmmommg tue schioommers Emim-
eralti , Amnonita amid Loyal ; aummommg time siooiumu ,
Qmmeen Mob and Ui-ira. ' 'i'ime othlclal timmue of . _
tlm big yachts was as follows :
Bin u.setl
Start , Fimmlslm. 'Flint. .
1)cf'enmler . . . . . . . . . 11:25:55 : : 2:10:13 : : 2:44:18 :
\'Igibiummt . . . . . . . . . . . 11:26:16 : : 2iTll : : 2:50:28 : :
This evciuiumg Mr. Wiliarml , who is George
Goulmi's represc'mmtative nail mmmnumager of Vig-
Ilimmit , gave omit this letter , wimicim imhmuttoreti :
the well laid 111005 of time yachmtsmiien anti
otimcj'rs immteresied in time race :
( iN )1OAIID VIGl1N'l' Newport Harbor ,
Aug. 6.-Execuitive Committee N. Y Y. C. :
h ) . in Sirs-I imertiiiy witiimiramm' 'lgiimuimt train
races cii Thmmrsmimu' ammO S.'uttmrmizmy. Iii doing
so , I desire to muuid a few wants of exbmlamia-
tioui. As you are itwmum'e , M r. ( loulit timid I.
nut lila representative , fhtted out mutt lire.
inured Vigilant for mmu pumrpose hi time wori.i
except to assist In tmevmiiopummg time fast
Anmericaum ) 'flclmt nmitl thmmut tuith 1mm the' tiefemmmuui
of time' Amiuerhcut'um ctim. To this eummi Mr.
( iotmib lmims chieerftmhiy gomimi 1mm a great ox. " -T'
lilflttu a umml Simon t immticii tI mime. I citli mint ho my-
ever , cnnscimt ii ) contiumume riucimig 'igulimiut
umlmsa : : time cmmmmtc'sts ulmo i.m tie comithuctu'ii ne-
cording to time rumles or yiucimtlmig. 1 have
.
imoum. twice given ivay to locrmtler mu t tlm
start of race w'he'n Vigliutnt ei'arly humuul tlmui
right of way becatmute I wits mmmmw'lhlitig to
risk a cohilsiomm w'iuich mumigimt leave Ammiericzt
m'ltimout it cup ulefemmuler. I however vIilummg
I lila ) ' have bt'emt to vmtiye may mighmtmu iii tim , ,
Imast , I mliii immit \'illiiii ; to go cii wmmiviuig
t iiemmi i nmlo ii mit t ci y.
I\s ) ' ( mtl kmuov , I himivo already hiratestel
Defemmtler'uu actIon itt time start on Jolt' 22.
lii tOilu"ti ( mutant 1)femidi' tugitlim vimilateil time
rid. , . , amimi forced \'lgiimimmt out of mu iositlomt
to vhutcim sim , ' VfliJ euutiti'tl , lii Isitim thie4 ,
cases timenmo w'oumhl immuve lt'emi it coiiim4ioti it
Vigiiaimt haul not glvu'im wmuy. I n each ciusts
thi e reslmoiisi iml I i t - of mti'oi 0 imig mm ii mm c'cith m'um t
im.mus cast imimoim inc. It tm'Otihd nit In' fair'
to either the 'avhit em' to lmc'r owmiu'r to t'umi.
tlnuio rimcimmg ummider timese conditions. \ emy
respectfully yours , - . \'ILl.AflD. .
Mr. Isehin was taken aback at time news
that the Vigilamut hind ticltleci to wltlitlramv ,
but lie \voiiid make rio answer Ia time let-
ten. The stamuml taken by Mr.'lhiard blmhmi
fair to annul tim actiomma of the /tmmuerhcO's
cmii ) conummuitteo , hold this aftermmoomi , wlie It
was decided to hoith tluo formiual trial races
off Sandy Ilcok on August 20 anti 22 , and
further races if they umhmouli be seen lucces-
sary , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
h.i u'ulr 1)iul : , , i SI murt.
COW'ES , Aug. 6.-In the race for thm
Queen's cull ) lii the rogattu bt time Royal
I.omidoim Yocimt sqmmadroiu tochmmy , coumrso a
totmul ( listiifleti of imboumt fifty miles. Briton-
alit imummi it mmimii-oycr. Emniuu'ror t'uIIiium en-
toremI imis yacht , time Meteor , formerly time
Scotch cutter 'rhiuttie , 'hflcim was tlefqitett
his' lime Voltimuteer In 1887 iuu the riuces for
lime Amnerican Cump , but slimi did not start.
The tms'cnty-i-tuter yachts taktmmg hart iii thmmi
race totluty mmtarteii frommm Soutimnunjmtomi.
Nhmugarmt humid ii. goomi bail , with istumlo see-
oumd mmii Ltmnim timirul. The latter carried
away Stejmimanie's hiowspnit amumi time last
named yacht retIred , Niagara woim the
race.
Time ( muiimure of the Meteor to start wums duti
to tue fact timat unIt a gale of wimimi was
blowing and mis Meteor mum no mnmmtcim for
lirltammnia 1mm imtmcim weather tOme did not
start.
Smuiciuleul on III , , Vlf-'s vu- .
Cbii'BLAND , Aug. 6.-It. E. Keiley , a
mm cii lcimowii coiiimimliusiomi ubealer , w'euut to Lake' .
vita' cemetery today amid , hyummg down on his
wife's grave , eliot himself timroughm time imoart ,
dying almost Imiatamutiy. Mrs. Kehiey miiect imbommt
; 1 year ago and time iiusbimimt has imemi micpomitl-
emmt ever sluice. This fact , couipleml with sommum
business trouble , Is suhimpoSed to hiavtu led to
thm ulclde.
A d team P I I i , V m'uu'hC ii 'l'rmm I mu ,
W'AIISAVu' , hid. , Aug. 6.-Early this ummorn-
imug train wreckers throw a switch out the
I'cmimmsylvamuia railroad at Eagle Lake ata-
ibm , , two iumiies east ol tutu city , for limo
tmvluieimt imumntioso of wrecking one of time fast
express tralums. A treii'imt train iuiumiged Into
It instead anti limo locommmotlve shut several
cars were timromm'um down a ateelu emimbankunumnt ,
Tue trainmmien escapedby jumimplmmg.
I'Iu.ulgeu ) cm Si-sum lime Qummu , r ,
hlAitItISlIUitU , l'a. , Aug. 6.-\\'iliiani 11 ,
'tieatcim ' , John Mclimemmy anti George H. Ben-
rmhmoim mere today ummmanirnuualy elected dab-
gates to the utate repuimilcamm commventiomm from
time Second district of fluuihimm caimmuty. O'iio
delegalemu are tmmmiasti'uctm'Cl , hut are pledged to
Semiator Qmmmy , as are tlieotiuer two delegates
frommi this coummty.
llu'il iiummuuinI , ' .tsLs run huujuuau'ilmumm.
BOSTON. Aug. 0.-l'apcrs have iieeui Illel
in time Uoltod States clrcmmlt court by time lIeu
Telephmone comimpany askummg for cmi imijmmmuctlomi
agaimimut time National Telephoime MammutactmmnIn
comimumammy of Boston to prevent alleged hum-
frlmugemmuemmt of time ilenliumer patents hmeiml imy
time hmlaimitils. A umearmuig has beemm act fur
hieptemuuber 2. _ t -
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I'uhls.u , ,
Indianapolis Journal : Hrlggs-r knew time
cook would burn time steak this imiorning ni
uisumiui , so I lay awake last umigimt and got umm
the timmest sort of a sarcastic apeecim for lieu
benefit. I prumng the mmpceeim and she dowumeil
umue In time iirst roummd.
uiraggs-Wummt did umhmo say ?
"Shio said , imw , you ( milk like a string oi
dali ! ' Now , how could I answer that ? "
A Oreat Blessing
My wife anti I have found In hood's
Sarsaparhlia. She had rlummumnntimxm very
eovcrely , with
. . . ' enkics and logs
' j'
,
. . ( ; badiyswollenunti
% fr . hardly able to get
up amid d o w em
Iairs svltimout
help. iIany other
p reunodlemi faiJod ,
but Hood's Saria- 4
- imarilla on t Iroly
. cuireth her , It , was
: : Duly shortly after
- flint I was taken
time same
mki& ' ' eonmmphaint , affect-
; . & . 1mg my hiunba arid
hips , so I just trIed thio same medicine
with time same result. biy uvifus amid cliii-
drn take hood's Baraapmmnllla whenever
they feel the need of a medIcine and it Ins-
mediately niaLes tlmonu ( ccl better ,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Ravei lao doctor's hills , I am an engineer ,
amid iveil known In this Ioeaiitt.mm Q. V , .
WYA'l'r , Vhito iteati 11111 , lad an 'Per ,
Flood's P1 us easi buuy , easy to tak.
Cu : in cect. 2c.
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