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- 'TVIXTj9 ' \ \ \ ANI ! > AUSTIN
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Intorsttlto Tennis Tournament Rctlches the
Fin:11s : in Singles.
f' t
SECOND AND THIRD ROUNDS ENDEDN
Ollme" tll'rd * In nno.l 11)1. I , tbl
I ; CiiIisitIi. I hit I. Chh'lln
r "lllnrl Illll'r UI"lllllnllt * .
n I.urr Crn" . .
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" Yesterday's program In the Omaha tntor-
atato lawn tennis tournament wa carried out
as gririouticed. Nothing 101 remaln but the
1nal round of the lngle8. which will bt
played , nIT this afternoon. There WAS a large
number of people Ilrtsent yeslerlay , both
morning and Ifernoon , who fully appreciated
. . the efforts of tht players.
I In the morning all of the remaining ties In
; i the lngles , prelminary to the s nil.flnai
round were settled. M. Colpttzer and W.
Jlannl8ter retired . and six tics were played ' ol
In the court Those who survived for the
afternoon had eli COSY time of I In
S the mornIng. I.'arQuhar only gave Con i
Young an opportunity to capture three games i
and wa unfortunate Into tile bargain In I
spraining his ankle during th , second set. I
Auatln requlrld but thirteen games to defeat .
feat McCague. Slocum had a similar contest
'wlh Iurcy Young , and Waltlu'r scored a
love Ict' and another. In which he had some
alight trouble from Caidwell. In this match
the Omaha man tried to 'LaWfOrd " until
he found that al his balls were killed at
the net. 10 oily took eight point ! II the
first sot. and only once gtit UI ) to deuce.
, \tCI changing ends he tried the lobbing
game and was more successiul. He scored
twenty.elght points lu thu second set to
Waldler's thirty-aix.
LOCUI UEI"AULTS TO WAI ER.
In the afternoon the game that was put
up by the Chicago men was rather a disp-
. i.ir. Vb'aidnor
pointment. 11. Waldler started out with
considerable ] vigor and In spite of his oppoC
lant's very accurate and careful game ho had
little dlllu1) ' In capturing the lnt two sets.V
'Valdnor wa active as a cats springing
around the court and up Into the air , and
bringing down SflO excelent smashes from ,
n great height The third and fourth set I
were very lstess , Slocum maintained his '
careful , easy game never attempting to kill
a bill . and Waldner did not seem to have
the energy In him which he had shown be-
fore. For the third fet this was 10 surprise .
for I was natural for him to rest alter his
hard work but when he did not show any
better tennis II the fourth lot and let tuls go
after the other with even a smaler number
of games to his credit I began to be WllisG
pored that after all : Ir. SOCUI ] was going
to pul Off the match.
At two sets alt . however Slocum walked
up to the umpire and announced his intention
to default In Mr. Wahlner's favor. I was ,
some time .for the spectators realized ,
what had but
happened , they gradually began :
to thin out nud went home. '
The other seml.fnal was played off In an L . ,
adjoining court. beginning about half al hour
earlier. arquhar was suffering from a very
lame toot the result of his morning's acci-
acc-
dent , ant was not able to make the lIght
that he otherwise would have done Austin
had little difficulty In disposing of him. In I
Bplte of all the rushing that the Iowan tried
to Impart Into the game at the start.
The fInal round of the singles will bo
played ( this afternoon . commencing promptly .
at 4:30. : between De Hey Austin of Omaha
and n. L. Waldner of Chicago. Uoth of these I
men play a vigorous , aggressive game and
when they meet the contest Is hound to be a
lively one. Whether either of them will be
willing to tale the same lumber of chances
against the other l he would In a match
with a more careful opponent Is a matter
which cannot be decided until they Ol'pcse
, each other In the courts Yestorday's I
scores :
' Slnglea-Seend round :
retired. De Itoy Austin . walkover : J . Coipetzer .
(
S. S. Caldwel beat Cartel " 'lder.G3 , 6-0.
L. n. Waldner waltyer ; Dr. \V. Dan
nister Ietrel ! .
'rhlrd round ( :
1e Ioy Austin beat George McCague ,
61 6-
-
J. B. Farluhar beat C. n. Young , G-l ,
G-2.
62.v. . 1. . Slocum beat P. S. Youn . 6.0. 6-1.
1. Heml-Onal . 11. \Valdner round beat : S. S. Caldwell. G-O , G-C.
De Itoy AustIn beat J. n. Farquhar , G-t.
GGl. .
:
X'j. H \Valdoer hCat " ' . F. Slocum , G-3.
G-2 , 1-7. 3-6. retired.
O.UI S 01. TII N'rloX.I.EAUI .
Illhlurl' . 1"lh'lfh'l " 'llllu" :
PolIrt ' , , ' I ' ' ,
1..0url..1 (101Ic"lth'r ' 'hl" "
IlAIT1IlOitE . A uS .6.-ACel winning
fourteen consecutive games , Baltimore . lost
to' Cincinnati today through inability to lIlt L
Uhlne at critical stngea. hemming started
In to plh for the Orioles but was knocked
out of the box In the third Inning. Clarkson
luccuedll ( ( biOs but could not stoll . the bat
ting of the Huds. Aside from the sitiggini :
slullng
' the only features were Hmlth's great exhi-
biion at short ali Milier ' , ' catch against t
the tence. Atndalce. 3UJ. Score :
1allnoro . . . . . . 0 0 1 0 : 0 1 0 4- 9
Cincinnati . . . . . . lOG 1 2 0 0 0 312
His : Baltimore . 15 ; CIncinnati. 16. Errors :
Ilalilluore. 1 ; CincinnatI . : Nured lulls :
Ilaltinlore. 3 ; CincInnati . 9. Two.base hIts :
Yau/hn (2) ( ) . hey Miller , Jennings . Clarke
1rilo , Care ) ' . Threo-b4se hits : Gray (2) ) .
Miller , \'atlghn. Sacrltce hits : Carey Mc- :
l'hec. Stolen bases : liurke . 1107. ( I'eler :
Jirodle. Double Ilay : Vaughn to GIU ) ' . 1"llt
base on hails : or ) 'mmlng , 2 : on Clark
lon. 2 : elf lthinei' . 5. Struck out : I ) ' Hem-
aning 1 : h I ) ' Clarlcson 2 : by Hhlnes , 2 ,
Pnssed balls : lI11 ; on\ 'nughu. Batteries :
1elmln" . Clalkson and llarlu : Hhtnes and
Vauglln . Time : 'l'wo illUtS 110(1 forty-Il'
Yau/hn. 1'0 houls Ind tO.t-I\e
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milutes , Umpires : U'Day ami Burnham.
" 01,0 CV" WIIP1gD EAi1l.Y.
1'IIl . , ' ) IlIIA Aug. 6.-The . lhlies
won In the ! il'M InnIng on three singles nd
HlnsIes !
a double nit Young . although Cle\elarl's
wretched holding would have given thel
the gume. On the other hand. Taylor' H
Illchlnl wan oC the gilt-edged order , nn(1
hlli It not been for Uo'lu'l fumblnS In the
ninth Innlnl the visitors wout have bee
shut out. Attendance . 0,900. Score :
lhlulchhla , . . . . . 4 0 I ) 0 0 0 0 1 1- 6
Ce\'elan.1 : . . . . . . . .0 U 0 0 0 0 0 0 1- 1
His : Ihladelphla. 12' Cioviland S. ir-
. 101 > : Ihl\1111'IIhla , , : : Cleveland , 7. gune.l
runs : Ihlall'llhll. ) 4 . ' 'J'Wo.hase hit : Cros
' 1hree.baso hits : Ul'lohlnl ) ' . lhtlrkett. Home
Iln : Ci"lnelts. Saclllce hit : lioyie. Stolen
bases : Turner . Struek out : ' 10)le. . Doube :
plays : 1almun 10 . Sullivan to Boyle : hIal I.
Hul-
man to Bo'lc. 1.'lr8t base un balls : 0 : rr
Youllg . I. I'ass&'d balls bals ' Ol
YounA. 1usd blils : Clement O'Cor
lor5 * latel'lus : ' 'a'lol 1(11(1 ( Clements ; Young
und O'onnor. l.lplr : gm le. Time : Two
hours nll live mlntc
( J1TI A SLUGGING MATCh.
S WAShINGTON . Aug. : , -Tod's garr IC
from 1 pl'ctator' 10int of vIew was one or
the best of '
the enson . The hitting wa5
heavy und the score was u seesaw 10 the
cnd. The 111 bait ] of the Ilnth was play .
all Chicago Iude one run , but I Wl plart.t ! t\en
10 dark that Umpire Kt'ICe calt tile gao e
and I wcnt back to 0\1 innings. " ' Iule
. ton played With two Iln out ot n'III"r .
posItions and Helbaeh lame The latter 'a
btlng was II feature . und hul ho not Ild (
"
"
It "Gharle hoss" his
I ) three-bagger woul Id
111'e been ! ooll % for a hOle tUll. AttOlli '
once. I.2'O. ' Sere : . 1011-
\'RlhlltOI . . . . . 0 2 2 0 0 5 0 C'- ' 9
Chlcuo ! . . . . . . . . . . . 3 : : 0 2 : 3 1- 9
hilts : W'itshington . 13 ; Chicago , U. Error
hlllton. a :
' ! Enol\
\\'asilIll5ton . 2. I'lrlei 111115 : VaiIiugto \ ,
7 : Chll'lO , G. Two-lase II hits : hll/ton I'
Joyce . 'tbbey . E\elet. Three.ba , hIt a :
Maui . lanI' . Helbalh. 110010 runs : his i-
b.l'h. \'Ihnol. f:1/0. : I\ltn'.he. 101 ( runl' Stoten
bases : " " 1'1) arlc" hit : Mer'er . Deut , hl "
plAbb.'y 1 : to ' ' ' .
1. , ) tart\\'I'bht. First lasso on
balls : Off Mereer. 1 : off tIrililtil . . : '
bals Of : tel'er. or tlrllth. 3. 1lt b iy'
pttcllell ball : Mcltiire. 1.ft . '
Itchfll hal lcCulre. 1..Ct on h.ISe : I'Ii ii-
l1:0. 2 ; Wlshlnlton , 7. Slrlcl , out lhl- t
Mercer . I ; h I ) Iiritfttil . 1. later" ' : Mer ' )
I .
. : (
alll McGulrl' : Urlth ! and . lUittedge. 'rlme :
S ¶ hecfo. 1'wo hour and forty Iluutc . Umpire :
- mtOOR.YN WON Ar WI.I.
' DnOOI\4YN. Aug. : G.-'lhc Ilrooklyj TI I
foull Colonels rather easy ut Eaftel11
1utrk this aft.'rnoon nild
1)4rlt nft'rloon wrnj almost as
they tteulel. " ' ' ) ' anl . WOI Illtehed Cor
l4IuisvIllG . Wil hit lt OlIllOriulle tiin is.
Jlnll"lv Illll1 " . ' ol'lortune tmus. .
AU"llance. 1..0. 1.'ctv , thrugholl.
Jrooklyn ; . . . . . . Scor"i 0 0 0 2 3 0 - - -7
Loull\'lle . . . . . . ,0 0 0 0 1 : 1 0 0--2
hue : 1 10Yn. . 1 : ( .0 U IsII. 7. ] ; rrorH ;
lrook\'I , 3 : LOuisville. G I urnell run :
brooklyn . J : ] .uls\II J. HUfel on rns 8 :
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-O'AL
' BkPOwt1or
' A.bio1uT.y .
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Or WeyhIne . 2. Struek out. lr l\elnell .
2 : Iy W"vhlll. ) 1 Thrte-hnlo hltl : 2lly ,
51) 1CM. Two-hlulo hits : 0111 ( 'orcoran.
H ( ' IlOCit . ] nl.y , Hiltigati. ! tolM i.aars :
( Ir litill . Ihance (2) ( ) . Voullo pl"'I : Shindle
to I.nrhanc"j ; Shl'lrt tn O'Brien tl 8p11K.
Inll.1 . Iml : Ullh'y. Batfrll : Ienl'dy
nnOn il Valey j ' \'Yhlnl and Warner. Time :
One hour and tort.one milute" . l'lplr'
Jurr ' .
HHOWNB LOSE ON mmons.
NEW YOTLK Aug. . -.bout 00) ptrlon" , ,
the Mn..lct crowd of the 1lasol. law thl'
Ne\ Yorkl Inll ( the St I.ul : Ur\\'nl 110
la ttio for tile last tune this ) ' el 1. lirelten-
st eIn plClel ills third game within I'fk
ag lhllt the 10C,11 and ! Iamc lost hlClue
the fiPlIl 11110(1 him did nut . ' .
frlt Ilhhll ( dil f.lay llrpcrl )
The Brown" hit the bail lu\l enough to
\ elou
hal
Wi ll two ord ICI 1) ' lanl , . . Vuller' work ut
sh ort was D fl'uture. 5cure *
Ne\ York . . . . . . .0 0 1 0 .1 0 I 0 . -9
St 10ul : . . . . . . . .1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 O-G
ll ! : New York 10 : St I.oul" H Erfo :
Iur/ : New OIk. : ; st. Louis 4. Farned I
ane
rUII : Nl' York 4 : St. l"ull. 3. Ualll on
hal ! : OfT CI"t'kl. 2 : 01 Jrelten ' tlln. 2.
Strlck out : By tistrke' . 1 : h ) ' 11eitelltlIIr 4 ,
'fi iree.baeo hits . Two.I.ai' , hfts
Tlrtc-buFo hiQuinn. : 'rwo.laJ h ts :
F uller , my. SacrIfice hlK : f.'uler. Stoell !
IIHtI : 1)nyle. Muter. l'eltz Hn.JrIMt.'II
l'elZr
Ioulc l ) play" > : Clurku : to F'tlIier to Bll1) ;
Ieltz to m ) ' ; Quinn to . teJldden. tiatterOO
lel : Clarke 111 Farrel : Bleltelnptfln nod
Ielz ' 1lme : Two hours and eight rain-
utes , UmpIre : Jevne.
1.'IL\NK GENINS' 1AULT.
BOSTON , Ang. 2G.-GeflillS trlel to play
f'nllI Iaso for ' today alId 1011(10
Acenll Inso Pltlburl Ind mlle
en ough errl's Rt critical tme ! to gi'e the
g aItle to Boston. Hawley ) Pitched / tiTle
ga me. 1 : did NlcholRJ who was very Itead ) ' .
A delegation ot hnl/htR Temlnr ! Cram
Illlburl woe present with Jish hOI'n and
chlr1 the visitors heartily. Merit waR
I\cn t a dlamonll stud . ly local ltllllirerS.
He responded ly hitting laCrl ) ' . Score :
tolton . . . . . . . , . .001100001-3
1ltslJrl . . . . . .0 0 J 0 " 1 0 0 0-2
hits : Boston 4 : Iltphur" . S. Errors : BOR-
to n . 1 : Iltsburl. t Earned rolls : Ill !
b urg . 1. Two-has hIlts : MeCartily' . 1ome
runl : llerklr . Stolen hascs : StcllzeI . Bases
on halA : IdcCnthy. , Nash , Tucker . Batinon
Stllclt out : Nlcholl (2) ( ) . SmIth . Genins .
Il illgman . Hawlny. Batteries : NlcholK and
Ganzel ; flwleInll , .Merritt. Time : Two
II OUI'H and Ivl mInutes. Umpire : McDonald .
Atendlnce : 6,0.
STAND G 0) TIm TEAMS.
l'layod.Von. . 1,0st. P.Ct.
1'lue.'on.
Balimore . . . . . . ) ! I G : : CI.3
( ' lov'land . . . . . . 107 f 40 G. . :
Iltsburg . . . . . . . IIZ 00 ,12 t3.8
foRton . . . . . . . . 13 I 4 43 IGI 1 ;
Ihlallllphla . . ' . . 10' r 4' 60.0
Brookl'n . . . . . . . ! I ; 41 l6.0 .
Cincinnat . . . . . U9 ) ii % 4 : r'.6 .
C illeago . . . . . . . 103 lG 47 61.-I
N ew York . . . . . lOt. I 49 ll.4 .
Wnlhln tel . . . . . 93 :0 63 32.3
S t. l.ull . . . . . . . 10 : : r : ,
1,0ulv1le . . . . . 99 : 76 : 3.2
Games today : Pltshull at Boston : . St
l.ul" at Urooklyn' Louisville nt New York :
Clcveland at IhilaleJlhla ( : CIncinnati at
'Balimore : Chicago al \Vnshlngton.
CORES 01 'I'IB'I S'I'I IX 1.I3.ttTFi.
l'nllll CI , . ' ' 111 n I'nlr trnm Hrnl.l
nllll.1N nl.1 'l'llk'M St'CPllli 1'11 " ' .
KASAS CITY , Aug. G.-Score , Ilst
gnme :
K ansal City . . . . . .1 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0-7
Gmld : Ialllls . . . .0 . 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0-3
hits : KansaK City . 9 : Grnll Itrtpl.Ia . . j.
Erlors : Enlisas City . 3 : Grand Hlllills. ' U.
Balerlel : Klng and Zahner : Stafford and
C arnpboil . -
Second game : -
Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
allsas CI ) . . . . . .2 : 1 0 2 1 2-11
G rand Uapldl . . . . . . . .0 0 0 0 4 0 ( :1
Jilts : KanEal City. 12 ; Grand Rapids . C.
'Elro's : Kansas CitY . : : Grand ! .itapi'hs , 2.
Baterlel : hastings and Bergen ; Jones and
Camphel , -
Game waS called al the end of the seventh
Innlns i to allow the visitors to catch a
train.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 26.-Score :
Indianapols . . . . . .2 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 0-7
: lnneapol > . . . . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIls -
hits : Indianapolis . IG : 1lnnl\oll 6. Er-
r era : Indianapolis . 3 ; MinneapolIs . Bat-
tlrlts : Cross and McFarland : leul ) ' and
\ S'Ilson. anl
DETHOIT , Aug. 26.-Scoro :
Dctrolt . . . . . . .3 0 0 0 0 4 3 1) ) .0-10
Mlwuukee . . . . . . .000220000-i
His Detroit 1 : ' MIlwaukee . 10. Eroll :
D etroit . 2 : Milwatlkee . O. Batteries : Oa'le
anll no'I : Stephens and Bolun.
' 'EIHE HAUTE. Ind. , Aug. 26.-Scorl :
Terre haute . . . . .0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2
St , Paul . . . . . . . .01000110-3 :
His : Terre Haute ,1 : St Paul , it. gl
rQI : Terre Haute 0 : St. Paul. 3. lt"'IIO :
Nopsnd - Hoach : llulunl and Bo'le.
STANDING OF THE Tl AtS.
Played \Yon. Lost. P.Ct.
Illannpols . . . . . 9' ' G4 Lst. 66.1
Kan91 City . . . . . 10 162 41 6.3 ,
81Plul . . . . . . 102Ct 4t 59.5 :
: llwaulwe . . . . . . . 103 Gl 52 rl.8 .
: lnnealols . . . . 10 0 Gl 49.0 I
Detrot I . . . . . . . . 101 4 : 56 4t.fi ;
Tere haute . . . . . HI 42 59 41,6 ;
G rand laplds . . . . 10 :2 7 G 31.1 L
Games toda ) ' : Minneapolis al Indianapolis : : :
.s t. Paul at Terre haute ; Milwaukee at
Detroit. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
" 'ES'I'FiItN ASSOVI.\'I'IO Itl1SULTS
1.lnnln Ol'tl notl.ror.1 n Drr"Nln/
Iosvn u.1 hauls tbc I.NuL.
HOCKFORU , Aug 26.-Score :
HockCol . . . . . . . .001000000-I
1lncon i ] . . . . . . . .2 1 0' 0 0 : 0 0 01 06
hilts : UockCold , 6 : LIncoln ] 15. JnOl : : :
Hockfordt 2 : . LIncoln 2. Batteries : UIIItI-
wooII 00(1 snyder ; Kllmerer alld SlIcer.
QUINCY. Aug G.-Scoro : anl
Q uincy . . . . . . . .1 2 : 0 1 0 1 : 01
S JoseIh . . . . . .200003100-5 6
hilts : Quiney 15 ; St. Joseph 1 Errors : :
q ulncy. 3 : St. Joseph. 3. flatteries : 11c-
( .reevy Holan and Johnson ; Jones all I
Michael .
Hchnel.STANDNG OF THE ' 'FAtS ,
Played \Von. Iost. P.Ct , :
1lncoln . . . . . . . 9 j' . :1 : m.8
DtA I Moines . . . . 9S f 89 : 00.1m :
Ieorla . . . . . . . . . 9 : 55 : r. . :
qulnc . . . . . . . . 9S 53. 46 63.
HockCol1 . . . . . . 97 46 Gt r1,1 .
St. Joseph . . . . . OS 3 61 3.7 4. rI r
Games lolay Lincoln It Peoria : ) e , I
Moines It Quincy ; St. Joseph It nockford
( ; . iIlGS 01. 'l'UI ' . '
LIVELY . \\'gUJS.
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I lnistilIgs " 'IIN from T ' tlIN"h I ) '
1)1,15 ot hIt'ns'ler , IhititlIg.
HASTINGS. Nub. : . . . ,
Nlb Aug. ZL-Spelah . Tele-
g raln.-ThlO trst game hetween HastnSs
nld Teculseh was 1.la'Nl today nt thl (
new nthlellc grounds . 'bero was a amah
crowd In attendance , but the boys pla'ed
good ball . The feature of the game wal
the loul hlhttlflg . In which Horleister fig -
fg-
ured Iule prominently' . Score :
HUltng" . . . . . . . . { 1 2 0 0 0 4 1 0- S
Tl'culEeh . . . . . . .0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 ( {
His : hastIngs . 1 : ' 'ceumAh. S. Errors :
hiaetligs . . 1 ; 'l'eculnsehl , 3. Ilcl runs :
hastings . 5 ; Tecumsehl 3. Struck out : B ) d
\\'e1"tel 6 : ly Conner 4. flatteries : \'ei ) -
slel' and Johnson : Oonnor. Cnln and Slut'i \eh- :
Cum. Umpire , : \'a1ter 1"1111 at David City.
Clllnl \ TON. Net' . Aug. ' -81'ecIRI VI\Ii Tel
egram.-A most exciting - ( hal WRS :
Ilayeu hero today between Colerldgc an. . I
hill homo t(1I. whIch was won In nnl
nle\nth inning by Colerh ! . Score run
high on account ot several costly errors tn
the lnt of the ame. Score : Creigilton. 16 :
lolellt e , 15. Errors ; Creighton , / : Cole
ridge . 10. Stl'ucIc out : B ' HOlleman , 4 ; h ) r
le'mfl. 3. Uaterll' : Ireighton . iteyme r
and Sullivan : Colerhlge , Hodeman and
\\'CI ! . Umpire : 'harris .
SUNDAY GAMES IN OMAHA
Score The : Harlten Dlos , defeated the Arcades .
Had.n Bros. . . . . G I : : 0 0 : 0 - -1 7
Arcades . . . , . . . .000320109-1 S
The Nineteenth Street Stars whipped th C
whlppi tht
Eighth Street Stars. Score :
Nineteenths . . . . 1 : 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 0- 3
glghths . . . . . . . 000000002- :
The Commission len abut out the HetaU
Grocers. Score :
( ( ommlsslonerl . . . 0 2 1 7 0 0 0 0 0-I o
Uroelrs . . . . . . . . 000000000- LU
flatteries : Commission Men . Irish nnd
,
I'ranl : Grocers . Hlnz Ind \Vtiltney.
The Meta hires . and Fort Omhas Ila.td
1 brilliant game . Sorc :
S.lllel . . . . . . . 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0- ' 3
: tlta hires . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 14
Getting the Ilnet'rs II 'rrlm.
BllSTOI , . n. I. , Aug. : . -Tho rigger .s
began work \err early today on Deendei
Tile steel grf was put In IlIacI and the toO 1-
nlalt raised Into poslttoll. At 12t5 : o'elock
silo Ilnl'\,1 for New York In tow . though
the wOII , on tile rigging was not cOII.letoll. I
but wi bo ( 'ontluti during the trill.
ih1OOEIYN. ( A\I' ! . -"alnlt 1111" I wns
snfCi ) ' heated at 90 ) clock tills morning . an ti
10rlnl.
later WIM . toned to Sandy Hook. With her
racing sl'arl set elliS showed clearly to bt
Uw hllhust type of Iaclll , ) 'II'ht that hUl
e\'el' Llen flnt to this countn' John llysio p
said that he tloulht the l'onl.tt JI'slo (
closer than ( \'el before. lend that tO ene
who had looked over the British bout woul
nrlt5h
douht her 1111111) ' . She does not resemble
( ! f.nter In the least but hero hi a siigh It
resemblance to \'lgiiahl ( . J ts expected .
morrow that she morning will take 1 private spIn early tc 5-
I'ruglcil nr ilIe Ch""N ' 'onr.e ) " .
hASTINGS , Aug. : -11 sixteenth round
of the Internatonul cheM tourlaIJt rI ' . .
suIted as folowa : Gunlbcli beat Mason In I
a Scotch Imme after : 10'S. . Steinita hllt
Albin ill a pql opening after 44 Stelnlz Tini
Iy lut Unrflell'n In 1 epteen's gamb it
Gambi
( declined ) after : mo\'l. Pillsbury bea I t ,
Burn In 0 queen's Cfmhl ( declined ) After
ttr Z :
movea . Taciligorin
10vel. Tschlorln lnt Vetanl In a
Gluoo (11IO after : G nlo\'es. Marco and .
Schleltel drew a l'etrut lItter 21 move :
ii ty r ' 'lrll " - . . .
TIrr"lh boat Ilalkbure In n l ronlh dc' .
ft lse after :19 : . I.a
fOtle Iflr : mnvs. l.ker hlat Hhltll
In n tour knigilts gnllln after 45 hooVes.
Inlchtl rnIH' move'
' 'fllhmann heat : le"t' . II It S'utrh lIfter 43
IOV" " . \Vttlbnsit 111 10toCk ( Vlennl ) AIHI
11111 111,1 , , Jnnnwlki 11khl ) drew th\lr 111 ( )
nf"r H nml II mn\ " ' ) respectiv.'ly. Tile
? 4t' Ole lip to date : J."Rkrr , TKehhorln. 1 :
.ach ; Pillsbury , 1" ; Steinhta . 10. \\'olhrodt ,
9" 'l'arrnsch. 9 : llnrleleIeIi , . . : Majit , .
Iolocl ( . 8chleltpr. 8 i each : Dial . Schllfters .
7L \ each liiackiurn , ' . rai'I
j\- eal ; lakhtrI1. Tllchrann. 7 fiwh :
Alhln. hiUI'll . Jalloweki . TIlleley . 6each \ ;
flu nslwrg . Marco. G each : MIls , ! 4\2 \ : Yer-
gu ni. 3.
: _ _ _ .
. ltiis't'y' 1'f'nIN I 1.11 rllPi.
NI1\1'0ltT , I I. . A1l50 . 2G.-A liner day
tor the latch In tht national lawn tennlA
tournampnt could not be wlshcd for. Society ) .
wa s out In force to see the grand match Ix-
tween Ialnell IIHI lo\ .t . ) . . to .lel.I . ( which
mnn wi In hatll \ e ith'renn tomorrow
for tile chalplonshlp. The math oteflC.l .
wih 10\11 servillg . hlovey ptityctl ( lilt
Rer\II/ HO\e pll'el al
al'und 1.llle.l. . who won only the first
un\ Irlt
ta me. The second set was more tltt' cOlI '
hoty (01'
tes ted . runlling to deuce three times . Hovey
I tme !
IhIl lillI' took I. 9.7. 'rhl' third let ale , went
to JIJ'e ' . 1.arnpi : , gettilig four ) games.
getll
Ho\'cy ' played a steady ganle . whlh' Lar.
1"I's drIves Were too ! l'onl nli he lost
110ntnualy nt the net The match went
, to 110"1) I ' , 61. 9:7 , _ 6-4
" ' 11..1 111'rl nt ( 'reston ,
ClFSTON , In. , Aug. 26.-Spocial ( ' ( I-
eg ran-A , blc'cle tourament has lactl
ar ranged ( for this place to follow
the Otumwn meet . The chHlrrln
oC thc state racilig board
rrIng says thre are
ai , nut tWlnt ! ) ' riders following thc } circuit
ant CII ton Is on the routc. The prizes
orel'l.1 l'lull nn ) ' on the circuit ant , the
meet Iromlses to he 11 interesting one.
Iloul ) ' I'rl , , . 1"IAhl II ( ' 1.10" , hIs.
CLINTON Ia. . Aug. -Speelal ( Tele-
/ am.-.lnck lauhtltr. the 'E'flllsVihie
K Id . " and Al Tlngton the colored heavyde
w eight chlmplon ! ff Indlztna fought n
bl oody tel-\ur.1 . ! Indlma daylight thIs
bloodr on I barge In tile rIver n few
al lies above iore. Joe Tlns ) ' of Chlclh"
was referee. The tiillt ' '
' 1'tel'e. ' ' ; lt WIM winessed by
Chicago lports ) only.
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.111/1 set 3illIethl.
lASII ' IJ I. I. Aug. 2'-G&'orge : ; I.a-
\'Igne oC Saginaw defeated ( Handlul oC Newhe
nlk ill the ffh Iounl\ 1'ratuk Erne of
ii UITIilO Imock'd .
Bulllo ( out Jack SkeIlv of Brool
Skel Brook(1
IYI tn the tenth round of the i'mlilre club
conteRt at 126 pounds.
Iii II 1tllll'kC"M ' 1"111 ) llhllll" .
CEDAR HAlIDS. la. , Au ! . 21)-(8peclal ' ) (
T elegraln-Tho ] ) Cedar HapldR league team
wal .1sbandel ( tor\ay \ principally on account
of sum iatronage. The refusal of (
slm patlona l. refusl ihurling-
ton to plar here Sunday ) ' was the Immediate
cu use.
Nln/lllt " 'liis nl 'l'.rliay.
TOHIA Y. Aug. 26.-Howarll Gould's
yaht. Niagara won today's race of the
Ho'al 'rorhay Yacht club for twenty-raters
1Ide was second and " Juna third
PA'l'hhI1ht K11LLYIISCSIAIIGI1fl - . I
( ) flirer 'ho . . . ' '
Um.er Ne..I"I" ! itrrs'sted I
CII I Ii ( II it. i'i'iest It ' ' I
CnlhoJl' 11'h'll It'II'hllld.'I.
The case agalnAt Father
Paller Kelly . who was
arrested by Officer Thomas on complaint of
Dock Watchman Enright on the charge
of impersonating a priest and being a
susplclou : character was tried In police
court yesterday. The , ]
) osterlay. ' complaint had been
ch anged . charging a dlstnrbmce : of the peace.
On motion of the prosecuting attorney the
re\'erend genteman was discharged. after
which the attorney censured the two
atorney cenired lle complainants -
plainants In se\ere terms.
Enlllht was the first witness cated , He
testfed : "I am the block watchman on
North Sixteenth street between Cuss and
Nicholas. Sonlo time acer 1 o'elocl Sunb
day morning , law Mr. Kelly go Into tile
Union hotel and core out Immediately. I
folowed him and asked what he was doing
on the street at that hour In the morning .
He told me tbal he was a priest and that
ho WItS stopping at the Midland hotel. I ac-
used him of stopping In a doorway and
being l wIth a woman. At this he . began to I
abuse 1e , and I told him that I would arrest
him . "
On cross-examination Enright said thaI he
hal not seen the mal wIth any woman , but
supposed that he was In the hallway with L
hul wlb
o ne. lie admitted that the ( priest gave a
g oed account ot 1limit and explaln hia 5
Ilresence i on the street ,
Officer Thomas testfed : "f heard this mau ' I
making a disturbance on the street and ar-
reste him. He told me who he ant and L
aked mo to go to the Midland hotel with I
him and that he would assure me of hl9
genuineness. 1 called the wagon and sent :
him to the station . "
Conductor Murphy of the patrol wagon said (
that he went to the corner of Slxtlcnth and i
Cumlng streets and fClnt Officer Thomas and I
Doct ] Watchman Jnrlghl with the priest a
p risoner. Thomas , said that the man was a L
bh ogus priest and a suspicious character . and .
had beaten the Union hotel out of a board
b itt sOle Iwo months ako. lie was posiive
thai Enright was drunk and was not 10-
sponslble for anything that he mIght have
done I -
$ .
: lalh' 1 UO"lh JUI" " ' ot I.
A. H. Moore was brought Into the perce
staten last night at 7 o'clock with a head
that - presented the appearance of h3\ln : hat .
an unexpected encounter with a brick wait ,
I i was at first sUPPsEd that he had been
stabbed In tile held but epanttcns : de-
velopel ! the tact that he bad come out ccc-
end best In an encounter with dIshes znd I
glass , A white woman , I.lzzle Vermas3. who
lves wIth Mo3re was ale arrested anI held i
a complaining witlless . Moore being charged
with having beaten her.
Moore and the woman live at Sixth art I
Leavenworth stree ! Yesterday Moore cme
home In an intoxicated cnittion and ex-
Iressed his dlsstsracUon wIth the way In
which the woman run thlng.s. . This started an
rgument which resulted.rn the woman being
struck to tile ground. Mcore then vented his :
rage on the furniture In the ( house and tbe (
woman fan he felt In a pie of dishes and
glass ho had broken up thul Injuring his
h ead. - .
N'lle I"o ; llh'lrrt'Nt. .
A young girl Ntle ! Fox , who says she Is
18 years of age . was arrested yesterday on
ito ( cOlplalnt of her mother who says tha
the girl 15 associating with bad COlililafly . ant
that she can do nothing with her She l"es
near the corner of Ninth and 1.'aram strets
In i the rear of the old Cnfehl house The girl
admis that Silo has bad associations . but
shc thinks that she can chose her own corn
p aniotis . as she Is 18 years of age She ad .
mits . too , that she has been In the habit
of frtqlenlng the dance halts of the city . io
silite tier mother's protests. An effort wi
be made to send the girl t1 the reform :
school Ir she Is fount . to be under 18 years.
' 'CI.I ( atAI'JIV llhtl1Vi'I'I 1114.
nOI""II' .
He\ Samuel 1tlsel of Twtnsburg . 0. the
oldest of 98. living Yale graduate tiled at the aso
' \ J , MConnel the well known tempel . -
anee ieCtuler was pronounced Insane hy
Prohato Judge Wle ut Cievehand 0" , yes -
tona ) ' .
1.'ort.O"e death have occurred among the
negroes quarautnl.1 for smalpox ut 11agl a
1'aa Tox. No new cases or deaths occurred : -
curred 'esterday.
A jury nt l.ake City . 1leh. has decide .1 .
that the shootIng af J. P. Slnailey . who at : .
temptell to hoh ttl a'ot Michigan trait I ,
was Ju"tfable homicide.
The Alpahoe Paper compan has med an
asslgnnwnt. The Carpenter Paper comlln
of len'er Iat Previously attached the stock
for 0330. No B'hlllle Is made public.
Mra. F. U. fleal'.I . who Is staying lit Oh
Orchard . Me. . struck her daughter Josephill
Josllhlle
with 11 nc uml thc young lad ) ' now lies In
I critical COlIdition . Tile mother was ton
l'Orarl ' ) ' In5ane.
Governor Stone has appointed as delegate
from IltiseotIri to tl latonal prlsol confer-
fneo to hI hEld It Denver llxi 101th : J.
I" . Pact.r. . C. H.'llal , 10ev \V. \'nr.
ron andV. . H. hiker
Chatll ! Van Sinio and Frank 1ell , two
15''ear.0Id boys . ran IWI ) ' from their :
homes In S"Ilala. . Mo. , and lay down on the
ralroad : tracks . whore the ) ' were struck by
al onglne. l\el wal killed 1 . but "an Slllo i
esapet wIth some revert Injuries nround
the Ihouldors SlId ncck.
Voreierii.
pr . Schluriroher or Prague end to
fhlln gUIIls tel o\'el a precipice on \o
Blanc sad were drowned.
TI'o . 'llrleal delegates ] are present at
Pie Intelnl\onll statistical congress . which
. con"res.
.r.J nt Berlin yesterday .
IrlIIdlIL I'uuro ot France receIved the
c"lu ' of the United Slate cruiser Ban
. .ruc.c : at Paris yesterday .
lrO\lr of the leaders at the anti-toreig II
e'WOOlent In Chll''u. Citiria . have bee fl
.
b.hu,1od b ) ' the 110W viceroy there . They
claimed to have acted with the consent of
the old viceroy
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Tents to rcnt , 1313 I Arlm 51
BAD ) SPI.L 'I , AT lJEETWOO ; \ ) )
' Ir I .
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I ; r--
El l RtlDi Leads : b' Botous Pileup on the
Qucr U ' , Tmk
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ALL HEAT WINNE S"'TAKE NEW MARKS
. "
r
U'III& tr thli , I , . ' I . : , \orl 1..101
or llt UrlndClrc"1 ; : 1h'\1 I' ' . . t
' ) lle 111141 , , I 14i'rlols
A ' ( II"lt.
NI \ \ ' YOI1K Aug. ' 2G.-The grand ! cIrcuit
lrotln races began today at Fheetwoud park
with lne sport nail a , good Moiidiiy crowd of
2.000. The . weather was prrreet all the track
In good condItion , far fast tme , every heat
winner of the day nlakill' n new record .
. recorl.
m Uaml , a 4'oar-oll that ha WOO many
rnces In the ( grand clrOlt this year , was
tht favorite In the frt race for 2:30 trotters
1111 wouM have probably won In straight
htat but for nn ugly accident In the third
10Inl. ( when ho fell tn a heap throwing hb
Ilh'er. Fred howardviolently to the ground (
and Injuring him hadly. hiurlingame , drIven
by Jell Dickeron , ran over gl Haml and
auun ! the track until topped. lrkersn
ea capell unhurt. Isaac FleillilIg 1 , tie driver
of Nonlad also went down In the wreck . but
got off with a severe shaking up. The otherl
went ou In the race wih m Ham I out of I.
Prince i'ur.ly whnlug cleverly. The Judea
de cile'il , 1 that El 1 taint was distanced , hut
they 11el1nltld the others to start again .
Prince Purdy won the next two hfat' In
I.andsole . style soaking a record of 2:15. :
: Ioonstone was a rather oa3Y wl121 of the
: :10. : for which Paul started 1'"trong favorite.
II tile . second , heat Moonstone towered her
re cord to 2:09. : The 2:17 : class race had to be
postponel on account of darknE3J. after thret
he ats. Calherlne Ityburn. winner of tile
fir st heat In 2:14was : an outsider In the het-
tng , lenten Wilkes going to the Post a
fn\orlte , lIe outclassEd the Onward marc
and won wIth sOlethlng to spare lu 2:13 : ,
cOllng back the next heat In 2:14. He-
su Its :
2:21 : clans . trotting . purse $ .0 : Prince
Purdy won thlrll. , fourth anti tlth heat , :
Time : 2IG1 : . 2l1/4 : , 2:1 : : % . . \nnalac WIll
secnd anti NOnau was third. EI Haml
Vib elI fhl't ant sleon < 1 heats In 2:11 : % . 2:15\ : \ ' "
but wns .iistance.i ( In the third I heat. Ho-
o tte , . Soap . King Albert . Durlingame . BfIY-
reutn ) . Nickey also OIUn.al . SIndt and
2:10 class . puch'l. purse $2,0 : Moonstone I '
won Ill three stright he lts. Time : 2:0917 : , ,
: '
2:0. : 2:10t4. : Vielo was second tn thlle I
heatM. Hell ) ' P was third. Fred ! K , l'aut ,
I B. St'rlnA AlcyoVeel Wilkes . Kit ) :
B and WhIrligig l aiM started .
2:1 : class. trotting Purse $2.0t ( ullflnisileI ) : :
1(1ton \Viike > won second anti third heats ,
Time : 2:13 : , 2:1 : Catherine Jeyllrn won I
ti lat heat In 2:11 : and , WiS seon.l In IEon,1 I
anll third heats. Scranton hielie . Minnie I
\ \ 'Iike . Ora . Douhle rro . Jalcsontan Kit-
te H. Ornlelunlel 1' r"le. IRuleCam , gl I '
HoblnsOtl nut n ! I . ) started ,
" 'I. Ones Il-nI lilt.
JOUIS\'IIF A111' . ' ( j-HIS leds ] and
g oed Illshe : were the features uf tOl"y'K
raceR. During Ihe IIt two races the trck :
;
was fast . hut wl11 Uln ( horses went to the I
post for the third i'cilt tilercV1lS a down-
p our nf rln1hat left the . track a veritatiit :
Iea of mliii. 1 wits 1 hat ilay for the talent ,
Ions shots being thl orlel' of the .Iay. But L
one CI\ollte. ta\e \ , Im'el under the wire
w inner. The coln-udln/ event tUlnlshed
Iho most ! nqatonal , finish of the .iay ,
S qutt' . G wllllnl train Sir liitct' , ' l \ . iioavii -
back(1 ( favorite. by it'ilose. Results hta\ly
First race . four lnt a halt furlongs : Prn-
cess Prim (5 ( to , ) won Saplhlre (2to ( \ 1) ) I
secold , ' 1rfly (8 ( t6 nthlnl. . Time : 0,11. : . .
Second . race , "IX Cut / ongs. selling : SIfy
O ( : to 1) ) won . ltbOCeveit (2Y ( to 1) ) second I
Hulbert 02 to 1 third , Tlnle :16\ : Iecoli \ .
Third race. four 511.1 a half furlongs : Bon-
hal
nlo LoUie (20 ( to 1) \\'on. _ . \ledena furlong ( even ) I
f\en
111011. Wllo SIldlntOiI (20 ( to 1) ) tilinll .
Shanlon thllt.
Time : 0:51 : % . ' I
Fourth rlCl , ! IX furlongs : late ( even )
w on . Trth ' (5 to ! 1 I ) Il'rund. Monte FouRe
(4 ( to I ) third Thnl : I :191,4. :
Fifth race f\L ! Curlongs , Illn : Squire
( ( U ( to 1) won. xiI' II < f to 5) ) fcond.
Joe arlt.(2Y ( tolp ) thfrtl. Time : 1:02 : * .
' 11 1..t Il 11114' " 1"411.
ST. LOUIS Atit2G.-A ; . muddy track roll -
Itated somwhat agaInst the sport today at
F air ASMclnton park. but tic talent suc-
ceeded In picking foul out of the six Cavor-
It es. Attendance . 2,0. HesulA :
First race . nurse . six furlongs : \\hatchle
( even ) WOO . Muy . I'er (15 ( 10 1) ) seCond
SaUnet (3 to 1 ) Ihlri ' ] ' (5 : IW
Second race rolling . one 10110 : The Kit -
ten (6 ( to G ) won , Minnie mie (2 Ki- ) ;
s econd . Dave Sac ( ; to 1) ) third. Time :
lt6 * .
Third race , purse 2-'ear-olds , five fur
Innls : Miss Maxim ( ( to 2) ) won. Syl'la ;
( S to 1 econc1 . Carrie C (8 ( to 1) ) third
'
'rime : 1O. :
F'ourth race . purse one mile : P"tea (1 ( to
2 ) won Chleot ( Vt : to I ) second Occuli tiI
( CO to 1) ) thlil'ti. Time : 1:49\ : % \ . Occula
<
Fifth race. purse SeVen furlongs : Strath-
mOlth ( to 10) ) won , Itey 011 Mar (3 ( : to 1) )
n econd . Crevasse (2 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:32. :
Sixth I'ncl.urse. . enl mile ; Sulr08 (7 ( to
G ) won , Ihr(11 (9 to 5) ) second Overelhi
(6 ( to I ) thlll Time : 1:47. : Overela
' 'rrucl It , 'coral lit ' Vliiisur .
1'urel IIllilur liroi.'ll .
DFTHOIT : , Aug. 20.-11itnies were few In
the \ Vindsol' races today' . 'i'tin.'e . tuvolles
and two second choices WOI Je"tel how
o red the track Il'eolll nt l\e furlongs to I
IOt' : clipping off a quarter oC I second ! .
'Vo.lher . cloud ) ' . Track flst Results :
FIr.t race . nix furlongs : ' Susie B won
Somerault sel'IHI.'eola thlrll. Time :
1 :111/I.
Second race . five CurlonSs : Minnie Ch'lu .
% % 'OIl . Newhouse Stcont1 . Old Man third
S'conl. Inn
Time : 1tdti. :
Third race. one mile : Hlrdcatcht1 won
1Ilistar second Stark third , Time : IH % .
Fourth race . tive ' furlongs Hester
Flurth rct. lve' CurlonSs : won ,
Suhlto secoild . Handaln third. Time : I WOI :
Fifth race. mile anl n sixteenth : ( inch I
JIm Wall Zaldivar second . Mls , Morgan
third. Time : 1IS : % .
I ) i1hI11) 1'\SSI r ; ' 'II COIX. (
IUlr.1 nlll Ills : lnlh..1 11,1 10 thu ,
I'lll ti'il StIlt I'S ColIpt .
The preliminary ( hearing of Frank Brret t
and his mother ' to : having In ' their posessioj
counterfeit money tool place yesterday
befori Justice Cock rol. Some cloth that had
been found In the house of Mra' Darlcl was
n reduced . I corresponds with that wrapped
around the money also some wait paper that t
was simiar to that In her bedroom
Assistant Iro'utng Attorney Hush cross
examined Mrs. Datett very closely but
f ailed to develop any new facts In the cass 1
She denia.l having any knowledge of the (
money or e\'en that Frank had It In his pos I
cession. Franl was placed upon the stand
and stated that t he received the money from
a party named Charles Wels. whom he met
three YEars ago In the county jail. \Veli S
had been arrested at thai time for trying to
pass counterfei dollars and Darrett for steal
Ing l harness. The money found Friday had
been given him , .eQ' ' Qarret said . by Wels L
to dlspo of . but the coin was such a poor
imitation that hehadechled not to try to
pas It. Darrel 'Id ) that he Intended to I
give It hack 10 W'cllIns soon as he saw him ,
Uoth Mrs. Darrt and her son pleaded not
guly topassing1opierfelt money , though
"rani , did not deOT p.t . he would have done
!
so had he not htttl ' Iltraltl of being caughi
Justice Cockrel def \ hl bonds for their al"
peaance at the I'.pvrnber term of the Un .
ted States court 'rho ' lbj sum of $ t.OO eaci
They were sent b3Ck'-to the ( county jai to 1
await trial as neither could furnish bail.
awai _ . neiher , , bal.
eOU 'r\ ' SOUUP.S - Ii GOOD SI.U'I' : .
' '
310Nt If TIleln1'IlI' ? ( . ( : UII..I..1 ill .
' \'UI'U o"'lh.1'11. '
East Omaha s UtttJ its school year last
Monday with an _ ! tiance . ' of thlrty.three
pupils. The other .ountlr schools wilt fol.
low suIt nexl k"I'egnnlng ! ' ( either upon
Monday 01 Tuesday . -'lle ( town rhools of the
county wilt observe the later day on ac.
count of Monday being Labor day.
"No more country teacher are needed , "
sYI Superintendent 1(111. "Tbo country
schools are now all 1mpllle wih teacher a.
They are ready 10 begin work again The
Average length of the country ehool year I
to be nile months. OVer hal of the schools
at least will be runnIng within a woek. Jlk. )
horn , Valley . hiennlngton . Florence and :
Waterloo all start next Tuesday , "
One reason for the long school .
rllon ! yel eel 1-
templated I due to the excellent fnancIal
condition of thl school funds. 'rho school 5 .
taken a a whole , hae not I much money
a they had one yea ago by $30,000. the
alount on hand being but $19.00. but the
fnanclal condition II better than ever befor
owIng to the decreased debts of the district 5 .
Some of the district' . afer levying a tax to I
pay oft bonds fount themselves wIthout an ) '
bonds outstanding and had to obtain autho :
Ity 'of the county commissioners to divert
the money Into some other fund.
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JClUI.A4 ! ( ) OIN'I'"I ( TIn A NIt ,
Cfl"III'1111 tht , ( l"t''I , " ff l'1rr'tlIlg
n 1,1 II I'rl' .10111"11.
Tile 10uglR County Veteran association
met yesterday afernoon In the Parlors hf the
Itnllefon hotel antI the newly electell
ofcers and board of directors wee Inducted
Into orce and the ( amalrl of the ns ocilton
w ere turned 1 over to the now lanagem nt
Ofcers for the ensuing year are as follows :
President , A. T. 1cloul61 , WatrlooIeo
\reslltt. n. n. hell , Omaha : treasurer . Vt' . O.
M erse . Omaha : secretary , J. I' . 1tllot0h.
ltshle the fOletolng officers tile H8ocla.
( to il hIas an execeltive
ton hIs tXcltve cOlmltet COIlSlstIlig
.
or twcnty.uno lelbrl8. eah of the seven
GCO rand . AmI ) of the 1l1Ihlc pestl In tile
cOlnt ) lining rel.refenll . ou the commlt e
by three illenlbera . After the retiring sec-
tetar ) hail slbmll' < his annunl report alHI
itbe Illber of bis against Ito a5solaton hal
been audltel ali ordered paid the matter tit
erectng a soldiers' monullnt In 10lglaA
county was dlscucd nt some length anti
Comradl Bali . lar.111S. Elliott . Hellltrson !
anll : Icro were II'Jolnted ' 1 COllllteo to
formulate a plan for devising ways and mlnns
of accatnphiatltng the desired .
accomplshing dellcd result The
cOlmllte let Immetlatel after the nesociati
)
ton u melIng adJourneJ anl malc al'rallgeilO
ment to meet at the ( lenderson Saturlu ' ,
Scptember 7 , at which tme progress Will b )
re porteil.
Comradl lendlrson , Pall and Morse were
ap hOinted to secure desirable
alllolntel 'cnre ground Settleh !
w here In the county on whIch to. hold the I
next alnual reunion Helolutlons were prone I
selted thanking . Comlalt ( l ' etn3n. the noga ,
ti rIng . for hIs
trl11 secretary energetic work on
) enerttc
be half of the aseociation . an(1 ( tile associatIon
assoclalon
de sires throuJh The I1 to thank the citzens
of BennIngton for thElr iloepltabla treatniciit
hos\lable tretlt
\ : (
or the oh soldiers and theIr guests during
the recent reullion
The meplng adjourned ( to meet at the
1tlller50n Monday . No\'emher 2 . next at
2 o'cock ] sharp when there will bt can-
slderahle huslnt"s of Imllortlnct traIlsactod
1.'OU COMMtNII1IINChIhI1iL' .
I1 lrlrt II 1'11' " ' : fnjlr ell'I.111 II
Ihi'tid tf Urllil . \1'1" ' .
As tile lmo of holding the natonal en-
call\meni of the Grand Army of the Hepublc
at Louisville approachles the frlend of Major
T. S. Clarkson of this cIty are seelg ] to
magnify his boom
for the positon of com- i
In ander-ln.chllef ,
mander.ln-chle _ I
This movement was begun nt the last en- I
CamlmeJt of the Nebraska department by
the adoption or a resoutOI ] presenting his i
name ns a worthy candidate This rpsoluton I
Is 10W being sent to all the delegates to the
natonal encalnprnellt . Accompanying I Is a
le tter . reciting the major's miiary record
and btatng that he has been long a faithful
member or the order cOlmaller of his post
an(1 ( of this thepartment , attending nationai
de\artment atending natonal
encampments ns delegate and member or
eQuncl since 1881. three times member of the
n ational execoUve committee . siuil
natonal executve cOlm1ee. All once
h onored by election lltlor '
honolod ) lleelon as jullor vice comm -
m nller-In-chlef. . I Is urged that his serv-
Ices In the war and In the order and his I
charactfr make him eminently ortel I to anl occupy
the . )
Ioslton. _ _ _ _ r _ _ _ _
P .tlIt UHUUXIS S'i'iIl1B'l' ItAIISV.t \
C 'nrN :11)II' . Innlhl& Ih'I'r tile JiIlt'o
X..t Sun" " ) ' .
Yestella ) ' afternoon tile Omaha Street
Italway company COrlletel the laying of the
double track on Welt .ea\'enworth street
to t I point as far as ort.elghth street At
that Illnt the county graders ( were en-
I counleret and the track layers were pulled
i o ft and put to work the
or on wes ( end of the
li ne . near tile state fair grounds gato. The
work on this end of the line will be pushed
along as rapidly aA possible.
The contractor who Is doing tile radlng
on the hi on West Iea\'enworth street said
ypsterday that he would fnish 11 contract
this week , providing the weather continued
fa\'oruhle. Street railway oClclals said that
they would complete the la'lng of the track
a lll.thie stringing of overhead wires In fIve
.Iays alter the graders left the street. They
are of the oplnlo thut , the line will be 1n
on operaton to the fair grounds next week If
nothing happens to prevent the nrosccila
ton of the work.
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CUUXC COIrN'I'Y IS VOIX (
" 'II Jn , ' , ' 1 1.1011 II this' I'uralt. on
Nebraska 1)113' .
Fred Sonnenschein , who Is In the city . says
. cl ) Bs
that Cuniingcounty proposes to have I float
In i the parade on Nebraska lay In state fall
w eek . and declares It will be the finest In
l ine . It Is the ( Intention that I shall be a
surprise In every particular , and Sonnenb
Echeln says that II refusing to give any sort
of description of I he Is only doing what
e very other citizen of the caunty will .10 , pre'C
erring to let the foal show for Itself when
It i appears In the Procession lie was yesterday -
day In conference with the local managers
regarding the entry nf the float.
A letter from North Plate yesterday stated
that Lincoln county would send 8 float . and
that probably the Juvenile hUHl of North
Plate , which Is the 11rotege of Colonel ] Cody .
who furnished I with magnifcent unIforms .
wOllt apply for participation In the festh'Jles.
'I'o :1'1 rrol ( ; r.lnt.
D. Smith and Jcmcs Cary . \ \ he say I.at
ther t are from the village of GINns , I'.el' I
fi ned $22 all costs by JUdge , Derlu yester-
d ay. Witnesses swore that these two Iln
entered the house k'O I ) Fierencic' Nel:9 at
1 0O4 Capitol IH'QnIO on Saturday nigllt
locked l the door held the woman tJd demanded -
manded money. Upin ' Iusal to dlqore ( hIt
csh they .sule1 her 'nl tiia ! left. 'he
woman and a fola\ : : of bv"ral f'maled
lving l 1n this locality gave chue and often
rnning a blcck an ofce : 1.'acEd tilO t len and
the woman under arre' .
Smith liA been bern.c tile cOlt't befre I n a
clmlle . of i1"turb ! tnI ! 0 ] ( Sonic IIE (
n go In this same l'clly he toe Iln\ n the (
s1mter sl alll ImaEh . \ \ ' 1itdc'cs , . lta" Ie-
lese(1 l ( on his 1110mlso to ia , ' for : he dsniage ,
but never pad ! for mSk'nr tle repalrt.
( ; , 'rIIusIll H"Inhll'ln Clnh.
At Pabst hal last evening a meeting was
hell h for the organization of a German repllb .
Icn I club. Fred I 1. t ' . Schnake presided and 1
the attendance lined both ( attIcs o ! tile hal
Committees on permanent organization and '
on constuton and by-laws were appoInted :
to report at I meeting to be hell , In a weak .
, \monl those presEnt were Jacob Houck .
George Anthes George ilelniroil . I'hll )
Andrea and Charles \\'ellrer.
ntres
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S , ' ( 'olll Intlllr ) . 'l'llrgl't l.rll.t. . .
Members of the Second Infantry left for
the Omaha Indlau agency yesterday . wher
they will go Into camp for target practice .
the t target range at Fort Crook havIng been
abandoned for thIs season I wi requlro
bX : clays of marching to reach the agency
In traveling over the open country the
soiHers wil deploy IllUch In the same man
ncr as thongil ( hley were Inarciling throngS
t ile country of tue enemy.
iiiiiE
'i'iItl' ( ' 8 10 lOt 14 of ticople Iii
tiils voi'Iul to 'Itoui ,1'Oti
( ' 5)11111 ) ii' I si'l I It liy Ot Ii t' t' jilit nb
tliiii : t ht' FiiIhIIll-1'etl : ( If It
Isn't as hIgh ill'ked ,
'I'Ii is toucii-tone.-it u' i lotiu i.
llt'LI i'll II t't'-ot' t lie I I Iii 1 ta I 1 on I-
do alt otlit'i's-antl tests RH
intlehi to lilnkt' us nh13'-siil it's
sold at over so much 101414
i'rotlt. '
A , HOSI'E , Jr , ,
Masic nuil Art ,
1313 lougiaa. )
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C M4D\V \ EIi1 NOT A CAN 91 DATE
Sa ys Ho Cannot Seriously Oonsidur a Prcs't-
tiential Nomination ,
W OULD NOT DECLINE TIlE PRESIDENCY
( 'I lilles (511 I S I ' ( ' " '
roligi ) iii' I"rt'i'sit llIlgt'
of SI I s'r TI liii 'hhiliti liii' ElI I ( et
1411 * I'S i4llnIaId Act .huII1 ( '
' Itiul , liii' ( tilestInli ,
TOPEKA , Aug. 2G.-Judge henry Clay Cntd-
v eIt of tllP Ullitt'li Statics circuit court Is ho-re
to enter deere's tomorrow for ( lie sale of tile
S nta Fe railroad , lie Is accompanied by his
fa intly anti will leave Topeka tomorrow evenw
la g for St. Paul , A reporter found him In lila
ro om at tile Tlit'oep.
" 1 suppose ) 'Otl know 0li have been nlen-
ti oneil in connection with ( lie IlrozideIltial
ilO inTi5tIOl ! 1" asked the reporter ,
" 'es , ' i.e . answered , ' ' 1 iuisve Ilearil
50 1110 talk of U , It Is a matter
ab out Wilicil I do hot care to talk.
it is a qilestion of Individual preference with
( h o tntiiions of voters. So far as I am clni
co rned , tile menthol ef my name in ( hint coila
ne ctfon Is omit of ( lie question. I do net nerd -
ga rd It seriously anh 1 thllik tilat lie OflO else
do es. "
'Vt'ould you aceept if you were nonilnatod ? "
"I would prefer not to talk about the Illatter
an d I Imavo had nothing to do with whatever
ta lk has been going tile rounds , " rrpled : the
ju dge ,
"The people in thIS west ililderstanit that
yo u are ( or free oliver. That is where you
st and , Is it hot ? "
'TIio face of tue judge lIghted up with en-
ti lugiasni as he answered : " 'ca. sir ; ( list is
co rrect. I ant for free silver without reserva-
th an or itlIoiIi reference to international
a gleenlent. It Ia PhallI to 100 tilst there caii
b e no International agreerilerit favorable to
si lver liecuuso Engialld will not agree to ac-
c ept free sliver. What. Is the tise of paying
at tention to foi'eign countries , aliyway ? Arc
wI e aiot caiabi of matidigillg our own nftalrs
I think we are cud if not I 11111 In favor 01
a nnexing the United States to Canada or
ca ine other convenlcnt country , "
Judge Caldtvell takes a great deal of pride
in the dispatch with which ( ho affairs of ( ht
Sb anta Fe hiavo been adjusted since it iia
b een In charge of 11111 CotIrt. "All of tbc
p arties , ' said lie , "are anxious to get thIS
p roperty out of court and it is bollovetl timc
d ecreo sill be carried itito effect and ( ht
Ps urchasers at ( lie sale come hue ( lie tioa
s ession of tue property within sixty days.
A s for tbo 'Frisco amId tile-Atlantic & l'aciiic
It whhi roqllire annie time longer , 'I'iie pros.
c at receivers of tue Santa Fe will be con
cti lluell as receivers 511(1 ( wIll he III cilargo ol
tu e other Lu-ti line3 until the affaIrs are ad.
j uatetl and tile roads taken out of the liand
o f ( ho court. "
" 1)0 you timinla ( lIe 'Frisco and ( lie Atlantic
& I'aciiic 'viil be continued lInden tue Santa
F e luanageinent ? " was asked.
"No 0110 can tell until ( lie roads are taken
o ut. of tilt. ? ilallils of tIle receivers , but 1 am
o f the Ollinion thiat the bonthilohiers are iii
fa vor of continuing the management as OC
g roat system. No one can realize ( lie anlouni
o f work that has hleen doile to bring iii
oA tciliSon affairs 1l to where they are no % ' ,
T ile syateni lIes been very' fortunate in icay.
in g th very' best attorneys anti they ara
la rgely' Instrumental In the speoiiy aIiJlst. (
m eat of (110 affaIrs of ( lie cuinpally. Thc
tr ustee , tile Union Ttims Company of Ntiw
Y ork , has also ilean a great 110111 and this
s peedy' arrangement of ( lie busIness is a 11151-
t er of congratulatIon. It Is my policy b :
g et the raIlroads In my court out of tii re-
c elvers' hands as soon as possible. "
0
S I , , , HUGh I.l1't"I' ( ' ( SM h i'I'S StICIDIG.
i' rollIi lli'fl I : l lssollrI htiI'IlIr.r 1111l ,
Siiots hhiloseif Ill Ii hl'llg St < , i't' .
WELLSVLLI1 , Mo. , Aug. 26.-Boil. Sol
ht ugiilett , one at the beat known mcii In MIs.
s ouri. eliot and Instantly killed himself thu
a fternoon in a drug store. lie was alone
w hen tbe revolver was dIscharged , and It h :
u nknown whether the silooting was pro'
in eciltatoit or accidental. Ills friends assert
It was accidental. if lie did caniinlt stitclti
t here Is no Itnown reason for ( ho act , as Mr.
Ih lighlett was financially ve1l fixed atlil hii
fa intly relations , as far as known , were pleas'
a nt , The Inquest wilt ba held tomorrow. Mr
atl tlghlett was Prominent in bath political and
r acing circles toll had scores of friends. lie :
w as lrosecutlng attorilc'y of Montgomery
c ounty untIl last fall.a'ilen ho was ho-ateti
b y Robert Shackelford , a republican. lie
o wned a good string of racing llorses , includi
ole g ManlIe S. Fonshway , Vnldenmar , Uncic
J ohn anil John Bootie , and had many of ( heni
C Iltereil at the recent meeting In Kallsa
C ity. Mr. Ilughilot ( leaves a widow and twa
hildren ,
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Bit-veil Jllr'IulcIi Siorll hi.
SAN Frt.\NCISCO. Aug. 2G.-At today's
se ssion of tile Iurrant case two .senirernen L
w ere IJasseil by both silica and sworn in ,
ta nking eleven jurors now selected , Tile new
ju lora are : David Brooks , iiverynian , aulil J.
Ii . Babbitt , wagon looker. As SOOli as 0110
b ore juror is olltalned ( lie actlial Irlal of tue
Ca se % tll begin , as the hirosecution has
a bandontil the 11150 lllllOtlllCeil , conic tunic ago
to try the case with fourteen jurors , as per-
b itted III 50 act ilassed by tile last iegiela.
( l ire. A hard legal battle is expected.
irI II I hg for 01 I KuusIendi'i.
FINILAY , 0. , Aug. 26.-Owing to ( ho two
re ductIons made ill the icrice of 01110 oil last
v eek the lending protiticers of tIlls fIeld
h ave ordered the silsIlOnslOll of all drilling
oI ) crathtJna 115 SOQil his Wells 110 % ' , ' In progress
ar e completeti , It Is chiIIled : tue pres.'nt pree
o f oil iloes not afford profit for Cuntilimicil
leratlotis.
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Organs and p151103 rented at Ilaytien's.
OELIOATE WOMEN
8hould V'ao BRADFIELD'S
cemaIe Regn1a1or
I it Ian anperli TonIc tmna crertsawon
dorSal Inllietice , in stroiigtlieiiliigIieri7stem
by drIving through ( ho Ir000r channel nfl 1111'
purlilos. hleaiIl IlIld strength are guaralltoed
. 4 10 reeultfrojnilsuso.
" 1 Sly wife vai bedri4tien for eighteen mouths ,
_ h after ustn liraillield' . Feulsile Re50111-
_ t tot' for two muntOl. IC "tmlnjt well ,
! . . JoaNboN , Maivern , Ark.
: i 1IIADFIELD I1EGULA7O1t CO. , ATLANTA , ( IA.
' -I 8oidbyitIriiarii5sai.OOrerIiotile.
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The Balmy South !
Land of Plenty
. No Hot Wiiicls
No Droiitlis.
Cool summers and mild winters-
9. _ anlthreocroIlsraIaehla year ,
roads and ( iso best shippIng facll-
ities bring ( lie markets of the
whole country to your door. Work
and this land yields you abtlndunt ,
never falhilIg crops that bring big
prices anti you ilave SOIflChitng t
market all ( ho year through ,
Central Mississippi
weil watered , good roads , friendly
people ; never taIlIng returns from
) ( ho richest soil on Uio globe. Tile
) tide of immigration Is turning towards -
wards tills WOfldI'lfUl regIon , Twenty
acres ( her. Wltil any sort of care
5)5)5 YOU tIlore InOney thall the best
160 acres In ( ho vest , Stock runs
out all ( ho year and you can mice
vepetabies every month in tile
twelve. Garden farrnng and frut
raising are enaklnig Inoru money for
the northern settlers now than they
ever mnudo before in their hIVOS
with double ( lie ailloUnt of work ,
Peaches , plums , pears , stmawberries ,
grnpo.i. hcrsImnlona , early apples ,
apricots-In fact all small fruits are
a profitable' , never failing source of
revenue , For full particulars d -
dress
CEO.1 \ * , AMES1 Genera ! Agent5
16(7 ( Vnrtza.u St. , Omaha , Neb ,
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DOCTORS fRY MUNYON.
OFficial Records Open to the Public.
, A Se1 t-llmuYll 1'Ii slt'l t II ' 1't'Is I lie
liss'.is'e'r' % 'lthi tsiNt 14iu'eess-
flit lt'lIiiltls.
lr , George F' . Brooks , I'1. 2 TellIplil
I 'isee , Iiotoli , says :
"I hia'o ustl it good itinny rhlsunlatlanl
I netlIClIles In tile cilIrse of Ill ) ' llracics. but
Ie I can caiidldhi' say ( hint I never saw a mciii-
e dy as t'ttecti'o as Mltti'oil'S ) itlioulnatisnI
Cd ure. I gave ( lie Ballulilu bottle 0 got Molt-
d ay' to one of lIly patients , a lady' , vhm iinn
h ail chIronIc riletinlatlsiu in her littiba for
y ears. 11cr ki'ee anti elbow joints were stilT ,
as nil Silo suilered great Ilalli , Its effect was
s Imply lnarvelOiS % , Itelief frolli 115111 was ob'
( ninetl ill a few 1101115 after tue first ( lose ,
a lltl 11151110 of twenty-four hlours tile lady
w as feeling better thlan alto hlnli for
yli ears , I shall lirescribe Munyon's Cure for
li ii cases of rhellnlatlanl thllit Collie under niy
c are Ill thIn future. "
? 'ltlll'Oil'S ltlICllitiatisin Core Is guaratiteed
t o cure rhlculllatism Ill any part Of tile body.
A cute or llluaeiilllr rlleiliilatisill curcil In
f reel ono to five diy. It Ilerer tails to cure
s iiarp , shooting pains In tue arias , legs ,
ids , hack or breat , or soreness in any part
o f tilO body iii froiii ( Ille to three hours , It
i s gtlaratlteetl ( I ) lroinpti ) ' cure lamnenos , stilt
a ntI avollen joints , stIff I.avk . antI all paine
i ll ( lie 111115 antI 101115. ( 'ilnonic rlIeIlnlatlsnl
s ciatica , lumbago or ham in ( lie back are
s jt'Idliy' cured.
MtlliyOti'S hioni000patlllc hionie ltemecly
C onipany of I'lillstheipiiia pUt Ill ) shieclIles for
n early every disease , WlllCil ore sold by lilt
li rtlgglats , nlostly for 25 cents a bottle.
' 1'lioo s'hio arc In ( lOtlbt as to the linturo of
t ileir disease iiOmil.l . aildrc'ss i'rofessor 1111111'
y en , 1503 Arch street , l'lilladlchphila , giving
f llii SylnhltoIlls of ( heir disease. Professor
M ullycill wIli carefully diagnose tile case 51111
g ive you tile benefit of iiis advice absolutely
f ree of all chlarge. The iteflIellIes will be Sent
t o any' address on receipt of retail price.
4attt
PLUG
1t.e ' larje3t" piece
of'GOODTOb/CCO / S
ever 501d fet )
IOENTS
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- On otI .socit
, \ occtsons ,
. ¶ frTLJT ( \ ' cnnot o
' , ThTheopert'
- ) ) wiThout inin
IL ' 'J whifof c
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r" 1MPfPIAL
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WIIfAJ ! ;
ThC FASS-S1OIIA6LE PRFUM1.
Flowery , refreshin. deUco.Te
And io.atin' , . .
For scaleby ' druqcitrs only.
IMPERIALCflG'WN PERFUMEIYCO ,
SAINT LOUIS.
tIEYEfl BROThERS DRUG CO.AGEI115 ,
ALSOTIW . ( WEDDItiC8ELTwonew
a2.L ' DEACH BLOW. J otior&
, \ 'WJPDENEI' Jr
Cures tIle effects 05
ev'tf.nbus , , eat'elibes , S
. . tllihS4iIflH ) Impotency ,
. .
'aI tt'oet'te and c.instl.
, latiofl. Ont dollar a
, . box , six Cnr , I"UI
2 , - Ie by tihit ( tOO ! ) .
MAN hjitirU CO. ,
' < d ? . 1110 F'arllaIIi St.
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$ ' brought to Nicofl the Tai-
Ioo' will procure a nude-to-
order suit that before the
low tariff would have cost
$20.
Like reductforis vii1 be ioticcd
Ill the price of other suitings
and overcoatlngs from $15
to $50 and at all prices be-
twcen.
Trousers to order for $ . that
under the old tariff would
have cost $5 , and similar J
saving Oil all trousers up to
$14.
Skilled labor was never so
good or abundant , and we
1tavc plenty of t.
Samples mailed.
Garments expresse&
201 S. 15th STREET ,
ALt. OUJI WOflI lilAflIl IN TIllS CITE 1fl ,
TIlS 111011 ? JOWL TihIIAlItil.
CliIc.eao. tools.
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ST. I'AUL OIAHA ,
Ilosios , TAffIi1 DITIVE11 : , 1 ,
flhisMoIT4cs' i'iTTssiuIstl ,
% VASHIUGTOnI , Ucw YOsiS INDIANAPOLIS. '
Kusts City , SANIRANci5t5 , , MIS18EAPOLiS ,
IIARTI'olLU. PQICILANP. Qioe. L0SA'tatteL