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- ONE FOR : TilE ENGUSIHIAN
\ I - - -
Spruce Was Balled with Bettor Judgment
Than the Yank Boat ,
,
: W WAS LOST ON TUE RUN FOR hOME \
, . -
' Hnr or th ( ' II"H n'r" I'ro'r" to lie
f' C sin 11I''r"IIA" (111-111,1 ) 'I'Iiruuig1t
out " ' , , " tII"'rllllt , 1111' ' h , t. to
\IIIOUlit tutu IHr"eflnll.
t
OYSTEIl HAY . Sept 2 . -The econd race
" between the halt.raters , Spruce IV , the
I gngllsh boat and Ethelwynn , representing
, tim Indian Harbor Yacht club oC Connecticut ,
i for the International challenge cup offered by
I the Seawanhalm.Corlnt'llan club ot Now York
I was won by th , Eng I h boat today by twentY
three seconds. The race was over a triangular ! ; -
lar course laid on Long Island sound , each
leg oC two miles , and the course was sailed
over twice , making a total ot twelve tijilos .
The Lilliputian yachts were sent away at
12:30. : They were flagged to make their first
heading for a point east by south , halt north ,
which was a reach with the wind southe3st. I
thelwynn was compelled to make a tack I
more than Spruce before she got around the '
first mark , hut she got there three minutes
seventeen seconds ahead ot the chailenger.
On the next leg It was a broad roach In
which poInt ot sailing t'le IIrltlsher was said
to be at her best. hilt she did not crawl up
on her rival. On the contrary she lost fltly-
tour seconl1 The last leg was a close reach
and on Il Spruce gained ! ; on Ithelwynn six
seconds , allll when they started on the final
secolul ( round there was only three
Tn inn tea fitly-eight seconds between
theni Within an eigHth ! ot a mile
ot the first mark on the second
round 1. Spruce passed Ethelwynn but the
Yankee Immediately drew ahead agaIn only
to surrellller to Spruce within three minutes ,
when the two slllppers hall a bit ot a lulling
match between themselves. gthelwynn went
ahead iiarlng the fifth mark and drew away
front the Briton , turning , the marl thirty-one
seconds before her antagonist.
The last leg was a beat to wlllllward. Mr.
PlehIs carried on a policy ot long tacks while
Mr. Brand , went about so often that the JJn-
lookers ( declarel ! he was tacking twice to
Irlehls' once. Ethelwynn stood on a long
board to the eastward , while Spruce , by mak-
Ing her small sized tacks scooted over the
line close hauled , twenty-three peconds ahead
ot the American which hall eased oft sheets
far away tram Ihe finish and came ahead very
fast but too late. The olllcial [ time table Is
as follows :
Ethelwynn. SPI'1II'O.
First marl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:1:1 : : 1:18:32 : :
Second , mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:3i7 : : : 1:10:4 : :
Third ) mark . . . . . . . . . . . 2:02E : : : 2:0:51 : :
Fourth mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:9:3S : ) : 2:39 : : 8
Fifth marlt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:26:5 : : 3:2:39 : :
Finish . . . . . . . . . . . /.4:26:07 : : 4:2:1 : :
Elapsed time . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:56:07 : : 3:55:41 : :
Sprlce , won Iy 23 seconlR. ,
GAINS Olr 'IH NA'VIONAL LAt7I3.
Unl"hnl' " ; Inl , " StIeeeMN C"nln I ) '
" ' nfl I'ig fl'nU Ihln..II.hln.
BATrDIOng , Sept. 2-'I'he rgulnr ) season ;
son on the home grounds closed today with
an easy victory for the Champions over the
} 'hihlles. Taylor was very wlll , and Horer
Score almost ! : invulnerable ' . Attendance , 5,000.
Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . .3 0 3 1 0 0 0 07
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
His : B"llmore , 7 ; PhIladelphia , 5. Er-
rorR : Phiadelphia 2. larnl1 { runs : haiti-
more 2 ; l'hiliadelphiln. . ! 1. 'rwo-hase his :
Keeler , Iellhant ) . Stolen bases : Gleason ,
Jteltz . Douhle ! plays : Heitz to GleuRon to
Carey ; Jennings to Carey ; Gleason to Jennings -
nings to Carey. Base on halR : OFf I tofter .
I ; of Taylor 4 . Struck out : Ily hlolfer 2 :
hy Taylor 2. Hit by pitched , ball : By
Taylor. 1. Batteries : HorCer and Hobln-
son ; Taylor and Clements. tmplrp : Kl'eCe.
Time : One hour nnd forty-live minutes.
PIHATI SWFIT TII' PLATTEI1.
I.OUISVI.I.B. Sept. 2-'fhe PlrteR won
the third allll laRt game oC the lrles from
the Colonels tOllay. Both teams played
good hal until the sixth InnIng , when the
home Score : team went to pieces. Atellance , 400.
LoulsvUe . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1-.1 4
. IJtsbur . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 0 0 0 8 01
JIlts : I.oulsvle. 8 ; Pittsburg . 15. Errors :
Louisville , 8 : Pittshiirg . 3. Earned suns ;
Iltshurg , 2. Two-uase his : Becldey , Smith .
Sienzel home runs : Hawle ) Stenzel
Sacrifice Mack ' . Stolen hases
Sacrlce his : : , leclde :
Cross (2) ( ) , hilerbauer. ouhle plays : Cleric
to Warer ; Warner to O'Brlen ; O'Brien to
McCormick to Hassamaer : Beckley ( unas-
slated ) . Base on balls : Off : McI'arland 4 ;
oft hawley :1. : Struck out : Iy : McFarland
1 : hy hawley , 3. Hit b ) ' p\chell ( hal : Smith.
Wid Ilch , : HawlIY. flatteries : tcFar-
lanl nnciVarner : Hawley and Iack. Um-
plro : 1nslie. 'rime : Two hours.
: t'IIIlAY PI A YIj ' 1Ig GAI .
nROOKI.YN , Sept 25.-The Bostons had
no chance whatever to win from Brooklyn
this afternoon. Murray not only gave every
close Ileclslon agaInst the Beau Eaters ) , hut
Capped the clmax hy I calnA the game at
the end ot thu sixth claiming It waR too
dark to see the ball. 'fhe teams hall played
little more than an hour and when Murray
ItopplII the game the sun shone hrl hty ,
The crowd ) 'eiIei ( for the teams to play nod
not a tow asked to hove theIr money refunded -
funded Attendance . 1.8. SOII :
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 0 0 0 1 1-
Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 0 0 2 0 02
jilts : Brooklyn , 3 ; Ioston 4. Errors :
Brooklyn , 2 ; hloston : 1' ' arl'II runs :
Jrookl 'n , 2 ; lloston. 1. BasC on h\lR : : Off
Daub , . ; olt Damn 1. Struck out ; By Daub
1 : hy 1)olao , 2. Three-base hit : Grim 'fwo-
hae his : Anderson , . Nash. Sacrifice hit :
LachanN' . lilt by pltche,1 hal : Nash , . hint-
tortes : 1).tub nOd Grim : "Ian nl ( ! Ih'an. ,
'lme : One hour a 11 eh'ven niuutes Um- '
plre : : Iurr ' . Game called on account oC
durkness.
CO.OHS DIVIDE TUB IAST.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 2-'rwo games were
played , 11 the HellR nod II owns this afternoon -
noon anti I was almost dark bolero they
finished. Coleman , I new 0110 went In the
box for the Brons. . and Atlnson a Mis.
lourl bay . Wl'nt Into Il'C leld , Miller CO\-
ereti short anl Cooley third. Oten recllve (
Coieniati'i delivery. 'Ihl only feature o the
fIrst game wns the Inability of the ( Irowns
to bat consecutively. II the second gamu
Ilreitengtein was lt his hest :111 the game
was won on Its merits. Score , Irst game :
St. T.olis . . . . . . . . . .000002213-S
Cincinnati . . . . . .6 2 1 2 2 2 0 0 . -15
His ; St LouIs 16 ; CincinnatI . 12. Er.rors :
St. Louis , 4 ; CincInnati , 5. I'arned : runs :
St. Louis G ; Clllnnat , I 'wl-bas. hits :
Parrot. iloy. 1hr e-IJas.J hilts : Connor ,
Sheehan , C , Mule r. home runs : Ccoiey
tiheehian. Stol'l ba's : 10) I (1 ( ) , C. : tler
( :1) : ) . I.utham : (2) / I. ) 8mlth. Vaughn . : fclhee.
Foreman. Double pin , ) ' : QUII to Connor
hoses on bails : Off Coleman i ; oft Foreman .
1. lIlt tw I.lchet . ball : hioy. Struck out :
By ( ol'nln. 5 : by Foreman . 5. 1'as'ed
bills : Ynushn , Otten. Wlhl Illch : Coleman.
Batteries : ( ol'lun 111 Ollm ; F'orenutit
1111 Vaughn. ' 1110 : 'l'wn hours. Umpire :
Mcionoltl. Attendance : 500.
Score , second game :
St. I.ouls . . . . . . . . 001000310-5
Cincinnati . . . . . . 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 O
hits : St Louis . 1 : CIncinnati , 8. Errors :
St. Louis Ii ; Cincinnati . 5. E.trned ' runs :
at LOII ! 3 : ( 'Incionatl , 3. Thre-hasl , hit :
Miller. : toll'n bases : Kissinger . 1'tll
C. Miller , . 10) Griy. Double plls : Quinn
) ) )
t6 ( ' ( ulnol' . Bao en bails : Off Irl.ltpusteln.
3'1 uhf Parrot 3. Struck out : McI'hee. Sac-
t1flco hit : ( ulnn. l.terlcR : Ureltensteln
and Oten : Parrot nod Ora ) ' . Vinpire : Mc-
1)onahd 'rime : 'wo hourR. At tentlance .
483. SI NIOHS PU.L or.'J ANOTII H.
WMHING'ON , SI'\II j.-Washlngton
won today In the tenth \ innine. ' 'Il Senators -
torR fielded wel and were ahle to hit the
hal to good vtIrpose. Dohnes Ihr"ehgl'r :
)
with three men on hase was n feature oC
the game. Attenilanec' . IS. Score :
'ashlngton . . . 0 0 1 1 0 2 GOO 3-7
New Yotk. . . . . . 0 0 1 : 0 : 0 0 0 2-6
His : WnshlnHtol , 1 ; NEW york , 7. Er-
rors : WatbIngton . 1 : New YOI'k. 5. l ar"ll
runs : 'ashlnglon , G : New York , 3. Two-
'lwo-
line lilt : AI.lhach. Thrce.ha hiit : Doh-
iIey , "al 1 lauren. Stolen hl : Abbey .
lc.tIro , German , StareH'.I. Cart\\'I'h > ) .
Crools. taerll'l' hilt : iMont. loubo :
hi llnt 1oubo
\lay ; ii. Iwll ( una.slstelBase ) on
t bals : Off Icrcer , 3 : oft 10110) \ ' . G. Struck
out : Ih' Mercer , 2 : by ) ' : H.V. 3. las l'\l
halls : ! , 'Gllr. , liyie. lath'/II' : Mercer
and McOuln' : Uohnp and iayie. Ilinpirt' :
leI llpl.
hurst , Tune : 'i'wo hours nod ) ten mInutes.
S1'\NmNG 01 'lm ' 1.\:18.
l'tnyedVoti . I.ost. 1'.Ct.
Bnltmore . . . . . . . 12 1 : . NI i 11 07.2
Cleveland . . . . . . . . 12 81 . 1 ; 17 :3 :
Philadelphia . . . . 127 77 5' ' ) W.6
Chicago . . . . . . . . a , ; .1 ; ' 51 fl ; .
BostOi . . . . . . . . . . 12' .0 IS r0.6 .
Brnokl)1 . . . . . . 1:7 m r l1 .
I.- IltsburA ( . . . . . . . . 129 jl W ) 11.3 . :
NIw York . . . . . . 1 ' r. f CI.:1 .
CIClnllt . . . . . . . . 126 I rl . i2 , lt .
" 'a"htlgton . . . . 1 : 41 "I 5.1 .
it. t 1.01. . . . . . . . 1 : ) : : 9 ! 1 : 2
I.luls\ile . . . . . . . 129 t 31 tlj :02 ; .
011"3 ( edt ) 1 Chlalo at Chwhnl U : Citme.
) CIJe.
land lt T.oulttvllle : Ilt.uurl at : t. I.ouls.
Ih..1 011. Shut 0,1 .
CAflON Ia. . Sol.t. 23. tSib. t > , tat 'fell-
frm.-Cars'n and Beth Olk baYd ! , theIr
S
, . % 4. - . : _ : : _ fs--- - . - , .
o.cont game ot bal hero today , wih 1
score ot 9 to 0 In favor of arson. 10th
chums played their hRt , but the vlRlo/
failed to make 1 ! ore. Score :
Carson . . . . . . . . . .0 r 0 1 0 0 0 2 . -9
Iell Oak . . . . . . . . . . . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ( -
Interlea : Carson . Irlclt and Jageburk ;
fled Oak , Dennis and Stevenson
' \I S'I' \SSOCI\'I'IO : lt.tCIh I'IS ' ,
1.I"nln 1I 111" the ChUIIII.I"II"hlll "t
. lu' IIlr,1 iiI'k J.'uA"\ ,
ST. JOSFPI Sept. 2.-I.ineoin J.hlyed . to-
day with ni the carelessness ot a team that
had had the Pennant cinched for 1 week
anll dldn't care a ce"t how the last game
went Ktmmerer Imply lobbed the ball over
and let the home team hit It a" It liked . I
WIS the lat game nf thc chlmlllonshl )
season ot 1195 nl ! sees Lincoln an easy
.
winner of the Ilnnan. Score :
At. Joseph..0 0 1 4 3 3 1 0 012
Lincoln . . . . . . . . .004000200-6
hIlts : St. Joseph 16 : LIncoln , 8. Errors :
St. JOKl'lh , , 2 : Lincoln , 3. Batt'rle" : John-
Hon all Lehman ; Kimmerer EbrIght nll
Speer.
DES MOINES . Slpl 2-Scero :
DI ! :10111' . . . . . . . .4 0 0 0 2 1 1 3 0-1
Dublllue . ' . . . . . . .1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 24
Hits : De ! Moines . 1 ; Dubuque , 10. Errors :
DeR Moines . 3 ; Dubuitue . 10. Batteries :
HOeh nod Trfe : Dillon anll 1)lxon.
IOCIrOHU , 11. ) Slllt. 2-Score :
norkrord ' . . . . . . . . . . .0 1 0 0 2 0.0 0 3-
Ieorll . . . . . . . . . . . . .00012222'-P
hits : flockfnrd 1 : l'eorln 11. Errors :
htockforil 0 ; leorln. 2. Batteries : Unller-
wood , Horton 1/11 Klng ; Thiommis and Col-
hitis.
lns.
ITUtILINCTON Sept -Score :
Burlington . . . . . . . . . . . , E 4 2 2 0 .1 8-23
'Burln . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 GOO 0 I 0 8
His : BurlIngton , 25 ; Quloe . 9. Errors :
Burlngton , 3 : QUloc I. lattlrll's : Nichols
mind I.ynh ; Hill . Mc reevy and liohmtnd
STANING 01" 'fl ' 'IA1 S.
Played. Won. Lo"t. P.Ct
LIncoln . . . . . . . . 12,1 81 42 G5.9
De" MoineM . . . . . . . . 121 71 ( r C,6.9
' 1lol/es . . . . . . . . . .121 $ 70 51 56.5
Hockferd . . . . . . . 126 f7 f9 53.2
Quincy . . . . . . . . . . 121 r.1 61 m.8
Burlington . . . . . . . 126 GI r 48.4
Dubuque . . . . . . . . 123 E1 7 42.4
St. Joseph . . - . . . . 12 ; - 48 7 : .4
1 ' N1S'AY UISg' ' 'I'U g C.\ l.CLILt'i'IONS.
'Iu""t IIn S4 ' u Inr,1 ' i'l liii' I'leldll
" 'IIH'r. , it iirlglitoii .
NEW YORK Sept. 2--The first race nt
BrIghton Beach was 10'S delayed today , and
they were sent off to a peer stnrt. wIth
Aler left ) at the PORt Key West allll 011
Dominion rced In front all the wa ) and
the later won In the lat furlong. In the
second rare Hosalh11 III , who was backed
from 10 te 1 to 7 to 2. ted after the first
furlong and won caI ) ' . Sir John led In
time third race to the last furlong , when
the favorite , Nicolini . came away ali won.
There was an upset In the fourth race , for
Ianwny.t 12 to I. got the verdict after a
hard drive by three parts er a length ever
Cas" the oddson favorite. In the fifth
race Irl was heavily played but could
do no better than third , IS the second
choice Chatanoo : a , won In a rive. In
the last rae McKee waR the favorite , anti
went the usual waY of Brighton favorites .
Murph led to the Cast furlong , when Little
Mat drove Past anti won. Summaries :
First race , live furlongs selling : 0111 Dominion -
minion (9 ( to 2) ) won Key W.Rt W ( to 2) ) Bec-
onll , Cuckoo (0 ( to 1 thIrd. Time : 1 :02. :
Second race . live furlongs : Hosalhll II
(7 ( to 2) ) wen , Imperial (20 ( te 1) ) second ,
Unity ( ( to 1) I ) third. Time : 1 :02. :
'rhuIrti race. one mil : NIcolni (0 te 2) )
\von. Sir John (8 to 1 ) 51onll. HOilman
B (8 ( 10 1 ) third. ' 'hn. : 1 :13 : ' ' , .
Jourth rare , mile and n furlong : Pan-
way (2 ( to 1 svoui Cites (7 ( to 10) second ,
Little Tom (3 ( to 5) ) thlnl 'flml : 1 :51 : .
Fifth race one tulle. selling : Chattanooga
(1 ( to 1 won. Inqulrentle ( I to 1 seoll.
Prig ( even ) thIrd. Time : 1:13\ : \
Sixth race . enl mile . selling : I.lto Matt
(1 ( to 5)'On ) . Italic Murphy ( ( I to 1 ) second :
McKee (8 ( to 5) ) third. 'lmc : 1:42 : % .
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FItlhIll1CiC4N : \ \ { S \YISNINi. .
1"iuuipulied First huuthit' . ; I" OI\l ( juiitr-
ter ; 11 ( Oll'n.
SIOUX C1'i'Y Sept. 2-Good sport waR
furnished on 'Voodlawn track at the Sioux
City fair grounds today. The time was
good , considering the condition ot the track .
flesults which was rather slow. Attendance , .o.
HeRuls ;
Mile . to beat 2:00 : : John S. Johnson , paced
by a quad. 'lme : 2:09' : : , .
Mite open , casR : A : lrrl'drlcksen , Omaha ,
won ; Ihihb . Sioux City , second : : Morrow
Sioux City , thIrd. Time : 2:23Ih. :
Quarter mile epen , class A : Fredrickson
\von Morrow second , Ielrsteln , . Sioux City .
third Time : 0:34 : % .
Mile handicap , profcssional . purse $ t.o :
O'Conner won Johnson second 'elnlg
thlrll Time : 2:07. :
Mile open class A : Hlhbs won , Fredrlcl-
son second Hlghsn thIrd. 'flme : 2:231- : .
Mile handicap professional : D. - A.
ICramer Des Moines won : Klndera'nter
St. Joseph , second : Johnson third. TIme :
2:18. :
' 'hreen I I handicap , cass A : Kilts ,
Sioux Falls . won ; Logan , Newcastle , Neb. .
second : Frellrlckson , Omaha. third. 'rime :
6:41',4. : '
Mile And an eighth , running : Joe Ceurt-
ne ) ' won Game Cock second Wedgefield
third. 'Ime [ : 1:58 : % .
Six furlongs running : l'oMtboy won. Sam
Farmer second " 'el Used third. 'flme :
1:16/1 :
2EO : trot : Nettle Lee won In straight heats.
Best tmp : 2:27. : Maggie Iacher. Straight-
wood , and Onondaga Prince also starte ,
Special 2:30 : trot : DIIo won In straight
heatR. Best time : 2:27 : % . Lady C , Belle B
and Tacoma also started.
IiiUicIh 'IIII' 'i'll un ) II A'I' lt1COILi
( . 'ntry 11\(1 thiel.'tistest I"'nt uf tl
.
Y"lr at nlhl'I' . .
DUBUQUE . Sept 25.-Seven thousand peo-
ole iaw today's races It Nutwo ll park
The weather was threatening and warm ,
the track In Ino condition. A strong wind
waR blowing lp the tretch. In the special I , -
peln : , third heat , Gentry made time fURtebt ,
recorti of the season and time fastest third
hent ever paced or trotted. Results ;
2:28 : trot : NorvulRon won the tirst . aecoll
and fourth heats. Time : 2:2n : : . 2:232:2 : : % \ , .
Bonale B won the third he'lt In 2:22. : NaiHe
\1 > n. 1110 McGregor . Hurry l and mCa
11.0 , startel1.
Specimul Inlrse I.O : John R. Gentry ( Me-
lIenr3''cn ) In straight heats. ' 1re 2:0G\ : ,
2:0 : : . 2:03 : } t. Joe Iatehln ( (111' ) was ccc-
mat In three heats Fidel ( Uvenberg ) wan
thlr1 No other4 .tartt.,1 , 'hlrd heat by
quarters : 0:31 : . i:02Y. : . 1:3' : : . 2:03 : % . )
2:1 : pace ' : Colonel Bert won & the first heat
In 2:17B : ' lmont won the lcnl 00(1 ( third
hlat ! \ rflnl : 2:1214 : , 2II : I'I. Hocker won the
fourth heat h 2:1Unfnlshel \ ( on account
of IIulml'ss ; , ) 'henls Edison , lied Lady
and lieU Malone { 'Iso started.
'l'uulent 3luuuhtmu lCIIllu. .
ST. I.OlIS. Sejl 23.-Timo talent threw
the - Into the bookies totia' five
hnlpoon : tOll ) , a" tn'
out of six flvorle ! WO' . 'fhe track 'waq
Cast. Sunllawn , the 8 to 5 choice , won time
iirt race hy a nose from the 15 to 1 shot
Sirloin who nlLlc 11 tIme running. Garza
charcd hm ! Into the stretch , where Sun- ,
dawn came front thllll 1111 ( Dan ilonig's !
recent inmrchaso . Nellie Smith . a sister of :
time speetly George t. ' . South . et.'iipseti her
Ichl In the 2-year-old race. Site opened at
even rttiii \ \ as hnlkell to 7 to 10. In the
Inl
third race Booze won hy a le " Hth. .1mm
1 < 1. whe waR heavIly backed Iet left I t
the post tn the nUh lace. n'or/ . W. Hal-
hey was the only outsider to win. Ito came
to limo front In the last rce , Summaries :
First race seven furlongs : Bundawn (8 ( to
5) won , Sirloin (5 ( te 1 sccommd Garzo : (6 ( to
1 thlnl Time : 1:28 : % .
Second race. four and a half furlongs :
Nellie South (7 ( to 10) \\'on. Loretta (5 ( Ie 1 )
RpClJI1. hell oC Oak Grove (5 ( to 1) ) third.
Time : 0'56.
' 'hlrl truce. I one mile . slng : Booze /3 to
2) ) Miss Norma /3 to m'ei'ommil ,
won , ; Ntrm\ 1 ) plIenI , Miss
Gallop (5 to 2) thlnl Time : 1llt. :
) rolrth race . muix all ! u haH furlongs : Oren
gcllllS (5 ( to 2) ) . 1mlnm hI" Hok
gen ( ( won. :1a " ( (0 (
10 1 secolll , Slvorallo (5 ( to 1 ) third. ' 1lmo :
t:2i.Fifth : :
Fifth race I" furlongs : Hl mlson (6 ( to
5) won. NelfIn ! \\'agier , ! ( to J "I.t'o/ul. / Oak
I.'nrlt (2 ( to 1 thlrll. ' 1Ime : 1 :15' : .
Sixth race , si'c furlongs , sclllE : Geere
W. BallI (5 ( to 1) ) won. Vlrfln (4 ( to 1
second Weavlr (0 ( to 1 ) thh'll. Tlmo : 1 :15. :
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liii uiseiii' . . 11'11' ' ' ) Ih' " , ) .II th ( ' 'l'vsmelc
1 1' ; ' HO 11. Sepl 25-F'our favorites and ' a
Rlcond choleo mal10 thIngs very pleasant
for the talent tOlla ) ' . Janellel thl proll-
rely or the I Odorl stable . 11rolPpil dead
aCer 1harll finish 11 the third race.
Wlathr clear ; track fast. Hlsull :
First race. six furlongs : :1" > Clark von .
James V. Carter second , Jennie June thIrd
' 'ln ] : 1:11. :
Secontl race . six turlongs : Lady Doletul
won , Aurpla second , Carl Holllnd thtrd.
' 111 : 1:16. :
Third meet five anti a halt furlongs , cell.
lag : Santa fruz won , Ethel W Heco/ul ,
I a nrllco third. TIme : 1 :08. :
Fourth race , five furlongs , ceiling : Ino-
. ! eia won. Doubtful second . Margaret Allen
AIn
thlnl. Time : i:02 : . .
I"IUI race , mile anti a sixteeumtim sellln :
Tlsco won , Uncle JIm seeonll , Ve'tonii :
third. ' 'ln ] : 1 :19. :
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1" orijt's . 1noIc i.1 I hI' I' " "I . " .
CINCINNATI Sehmt . : -Thl racing lt
0\10) today \a er n high order. 'fho I
tulle hlltcatl rl ulel ! lu a roll dlel lown
the stretch httween : hlhl :1\ hut Ind
Buekwn. limo former wlnnlnl , by \ whisker.
Every favorite won . and each was at odds
I 01 Ir even Imtctmey . HI'sus
. '
I FIrst raCe , live furlongs : CecIl ( ( I to 5) )
,
won A\\or Me (8 ( to 1 ) seconll , Ida C ( ( l G
to 1) ) third. Tlmo : 1 : 02h' , .
AIconl race six anti half furlon/- , elnR :
Bulk Line ( even ) won blon IO to 1
second , Jlmhoree (15 to h ) third. rime 1 :22. :
Third \ mace , five amid It unit turlonJ . el-
log : unit John on ( even ) won , Judge
Inl lan
Denny < ( 2 to 1 ) second . Equinox (8 ( to 1) )
thiirtl , Tinme : 1:00 : % .
Tin\
Fourth \ nice . 1:0Y. mile , hanllcl ) . $ O
moTtled : Maid Marian ( even ) won IUclw : ,
:
(5 ( to 1) ) second Free Advice ( ( to 1) ) thlrJ.
Time : 1:1J : .
(
Fifth race one mile . purse : Simol \
( ( I to : ) won , Ilul Ir ) (6 ( to 1 ) second.
O\rella (15 ( to 1 ) third. 'flmo : 1:41 : % .
Sixth race , six anti n half furlongs . selling :
Semper Lox (3 ( to f von . LOlllen (6 to 1) )
second , Leaflet (3 ( to 1) I ) thlr < . ' 1Ine : 1:22. :
II\CI ; ( \1' 'J'Iili (01'I.'A IlS.
: ( ' \ul , " 1"'I.h' ' 'lrl Out III ' " , , "
I " 1 ( ' ( ' I II' i.u'uti g""I' ' ,
AITIIHN. Neb. . Sept 2-Speclll ( 'i'ele-
grnm.-Timis ) was chilmiren's dar lt the Nc-
maim cOlnt ) . fnlr all all ot tIme srhools In
the county seemell to ho fully repro-
Rented. The weather was all that could he
desired antI the atellance "NY Ilrge , the
paid ndtmiiions being over 4,000. The fea-
pul nrlllsions
IreJ ! for tomorrow ale a baleen nRcen lon
wih n mule anti 1 leap from 1 Rlxtr-Cont
tower ' Into a basin of water four feet dec )
'rhere was a very close anti excilng race
totiny In the 2:50 : class . scoring as follows :
Lucy Cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 2 1
Clarence K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 1 2
Topsy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 .1 3 3
Ethel > rt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 3 I 4
Time : 2:6. : 2:13\ : % \ , 2:36. : 2:33Ji. :
half mile and repeat :
Running race . hllf mie
Day Light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 1
Little Nell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 :
Lltle ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3
10nnre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4
JIUONT , Sept 25.-Spccmnl ( Telegram. )
-'he track today waR In flume I condition and
weather fine. The races rlRuled :
2:7 : tne. : Back Bal won , Aba al Le-
humid . second :1aul , third. 'flme : 2:4. : 2:3744 : ,
:
:
Two-year-ohmic : Belle P won , Sateen sec-
ond. Time : 2:51 : . 2:18. :
DOlge count horses that have never
troted for nmoney : Lulu Ir won Mamie
Keep second , Irnnnie J thtrl 'rime : 2:50 : ,
2 : 92:191. \ : .
ltSSOtTHI \ 7ALLEIn. . , Sept 2.5.-Spe- (
clal Telegraimm.-2:50 ) : trotn : Bonnie g
s'on Anna H second Dynnmlte thIrd. Best
time : 2:23. :
2:19 : trottn : Joe won , Coddle secommd
DaIsy .1 thIrd. Best tme : 2:23. :
Halt mile dash : LIttle Dick won In 0:51. :
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A 1.lf' Lot.iii 'h , ' Sen" , " .
DAYID ct'rv . Neu. , Sept. 2m.-'ro the
Sporting Editor oC Time lice : Some time ago
the UniversIty club of Omaha claImed the
amateur championship oC the state iY de- :
Ceatlng the Young Men's Christian aAcll-
, Since then have
ton team ef lasln s we
trl"ll to get dates with their eilu and have
been reCusel 'Ve want to Hay we are ready
anll wlln to meet the Vliverlity club of
Omaha In a series oC six games , three at
Omaha anti three at Davll City for the amateur -
teur chamnploimslmip oC the Rtatc. r they re-
fuse we will claim the championship over
them. Our club has played a series oC
games with nearlY all the amateur tenmR
oC the stnte. anti can show n record second
10 none winning Certy-two out of a possIble
Ify-sevel gameR played. All we ask Is \
show amihl we certainlY ought te he cn-
tted to that. Let lS hear Crom you . Mr.
Omnha. J. SJlA nK.
Manager David City Base Bal Club.
The Universiy club , lsbandell for the
season with the hastings games three weeks
ago. _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _
I ( ' ( ' (1111'(11. Sillivnim for n"r"N' .
ChICAGO Sept 25.-"t'arsomm" DavleR nr-
rived In the city loOn ) ' from the cast. 'hen
shown the statement eC William A. Brady
thl If Ftzslmmons ! 11111 cot quIckly agree
to a FpCeree. Peter Iaher would be slh-
stittiteti . he said ! that Maher Is matchel , with
O'Donne "If he steps omit ot that I wi
Henll Joe Choynskl agmtimmst O'Dennpl for the
purse and bet $2,500 on the Ride. r time
reports about Corimett's lack of eondll'n
shoull be true I wi bark Choyn111 against
l"ltzslmmono anti be glad oC time chance. "
In ta11ln ! over the preparations for the
tighmt . thc "Parson" said : " 1 see they havc
selected imo referee 'et Why den't they
pick John I. . SI 1 VI I. He Is ns honest asa
a man can be knows the game , and the
fact that he was beaten by Corbett would !
make mme difference. I don't see how the <
cnn get n better man. "
Fh.ht'r. AI'I.I , ) ' for II i.ieezmse .
AUSTIN , Tex. . Sept. 2-A pettion for a
writ or mandamus to compel State Comp-
troler Fimmlay to Issue a prize fight license
was led with Justice Dcnman ot the su-
Ilr.me court this morning , hut It will 11rdly
be acted 01 until the Irst Monday In 'next
nmontim when court meets It 'yfpr. Man-
damu8 pllerwere also served on ' 'I Collector -
lector Williamson eC this county this morn-
Ing te compel him to Issue prIze light Ii-
celmites. The case Is brought hy county oC-
tcers to test time law. Should the decIsion
concur with Judge Hurt'a opinIon It Is
believed that the fight will take place.
Major Oppenheimer R'ld this morning he
did not believe Dint the military would be
used to stop the fighmt.
.Azat . Fim I leI to htrezmh th ( ' H'ol'J.
SpHINGlrIEID Iii. . Sept. 25.-The atrc-
ton today at the state fair was the attempt
of \zote to'lower the werlls trotting record -
ord ef 2:03 : % . for a special purse. 'he track I
was hard as a rock , hut a strong wInd wns
blowlll down time stretch all all thou"hts
of breaking records were aban'Jened. ' 0 a
good start , with a running mate . Azote
went time mile without a hreak. finishing
'ery st on.A. the last quarter being In 3j14 .
Tune : 2:07 : , % . _ _ _
; I''lnl I tn Fom'uu. uhut , ' tIi' Chl I ( U 1 ( ' .
RYD . Isle of Wight Sept. 2-A specIal
meeting of the Royal Victoria Yacht club
has been called for Saturday next at which
time formal challenge for the Amerlca'a , up
hy Mr. Hose wIll be considered The cloth-
Ipnge will lrouahlv bo dispatched to New
York by October 30.
Col,1 Steel ' .Voum him' 'el"'r IlnI"II' .
NE\VMARKET Sept. 25.-Mr. Charlcs
Day Ho ' o's colt Mogul wa one ot twelve
horses which ran In the 'Veler hlndlcuII
today. Hc was not placed time race being
totay. by "fr. Grllth I chestnut colt . Cell
Steel by Timothy. out or Temmax .
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Slugged by ' iluilmulo.
DETROIT , Sl'pt. 25.-Score :
Detroit . . . . . . . 002201040-9
Buffalo . . . . . . . .0 7 0 1 1 3 3 0 . -18
hilts : Detroit . 13 : Bufalo , 22. Errors : Detroit -
JlR . 7 ; Buffalo , G. Batteries : Pears , Flell
and Bo't ; Stnrtsel amid . Dowso.
i'FIiISONAL i'Amt.tiLtvlIS.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown ot Paplion are
at the Mlra )
Mrs. J. Ager and taughter ot LIncoln are
at the Delione.
State Dank ExamIner McGrew ot Iastngu
Is at the Dellone.
Mr. and ! rs. George E. Day ot Chicago
are Paxton guests.
Mr. n. Itamey St. Joseph , Mo. . Is regis-
tered at the Barker.
Wilam Sats , 1 mErch nt ot Blair . Is reg-
IsterOI at the Met-ocr.
: Ir. and Mrs. Alfred Lewis at Valentine
are at the Merchants.
J. : t Casey an Implement dealer ot Lin-
coin Is at the Arcade.
Mr. amid Mrs. O. C. Delerman , Carroll.
Ia. , are at the Paxton.
Judge A. V. Larimer from Sioux City Is
topplng at thc lurray.
W. F. Miller . a merch3nt ot Schu'ler , Is
registered ! ; at the Arcde.
1)r. Obl1 and wife have returned front
au extended trip to Hot Springs and other
Black hilts points.
Mrs. Otto i'eernilier wife ot United States
Marhal Peemler at Yankton. S. D , . Is stop
ping at tIme Arcade
Lleutonant Hutcheson , aide to General Cop-
pimiger has returned trom a trIp to Ne\\
York ammul ! WRshlngton.
A. D. "Iorrlon , connectell with the Great
Western Land all Irrigation company . Is
stopping at the hieiione.
P. Sanford , general superintendent , and p.
Hollenbeck. assitant superlntenllent ot the
Northwestern , were II the city 'estenlay.
C. S. Trysier resldent ot the Luck Cuss
Geld Muting and Mihliimg company ot the
iiiaclc lulls . passed through Omaha yesterday -
day , enroutn west.
A the Mercer : n. A. Graft , Chicago : G. Ii.
V'ikhemnatm % , Murdocl ; Willam I.olller , lur-
dock ; I" . L. ClerIc . Chicago ; W. L. Swift .
Chicago ; Mrs. P. n. Huser anti child
Sprague , Wash. : J. U. Adams , Blair : n. 0.
liahtz . St. Louis : T. S. Cartwright , Fort
Wsyne : C. A. Tyler , I.emars , Ia. : I. H.
Iieabon . Portland ; Bert Field 1 , Portland :
Miss Ida leagher. Miss Minnie 1e3ghe/ ' .
Cohlnbus ; J. : I. Ongreth , Denver ; irs C.
A. nchardson , Nortol' , Neb.
cI.rlNi5zlulN nt the hIOt'lN.
At t/f Murray-It. W. Fisk , LIncoln.
At the Merchants-Charles E. Pout Hastings -
tings : Frank Cumtlbel and son . Wahoo.
At the l'axton-Lew Hobertaon , n. A.
Moore . Kenrn ) ' ; J , A. Illerton , I.iimcon :
At the Dellone-A. S. Prescott , Lincoln :
Churles Ord. ii. K1111I. hastings ; 1. E. iiabcock .
Ord.At
At the Arcade" ' . II. Glhlersleeve ,
'yu1'ne : Cl.V . Burge , Pass ; J. 11. luse )
hearney
,
I..l "fl ' 1114 ( 'I'I'IZIS 1"I'a"N'I.
'
Sell t I in ( 'H tpf ' First'.m ral im' in ami' rut Is
1Iru'MM"i , 1.I"t ; I"h' . '
A bIg crawd wa In atellance at the
meetng orlfhf'I ' ' lrst Ward DemocrAtc club
Int night 1 , Tlnth anti Hickory streets. A
couple ot ooll. ! pkeu were expected to be
prsetmt hut , lhue. owing to pre\'lols engage-
mnents coutm4rmumt be presemmt Shl'rll Irexol
John Sph4ko , I , . M. Funkhouissr . Frank I.nge ,
George Kl i1r ottO Frank Johnson mode
speeches , utgt \ that demorat ! shoull JoIn
In time CitIieno' . immovenment as the prlnclille
at stake , bl.t r cIty governmnent was or far
more iimmpocn \ , than party muccesm . The
leetng trW ) n. ' conFlllerahle routine bums-
Iimes AljlJIHurent was taken until next
Monday Ivtn1n . when the democrats wilt
Join In caucus to nominate lists ot lelentl's ! ;
to the convemitiorms . '
con\nlons.
A ftt'r t , . " . " . . ( . " " nti' . I
Nineteen memhers ot 110 Lincoln Co'orell I
noJluIIC:1 ) ! : cub let at 1020 North S xtecnth '
I
street last tmigimt to listen to short talks by
candidates. There was a good fife anti Irum I
corps In attendance all every time an abus-
lye epithet was hurled 1 at 'the Be by John
Westberg , Iahneman I Pybur woult nUlg , .
the bass drummer and there would , be ap
plauRe. Wostberg spollo a prepared thlrty-
minute Irrangue emi the life ot Ilnco'n , which
he sa II he hal just completell for c1mpalgn
purposes and tlnlshl'd by abusing Time lice
ant the citizens' movement : : Ir. l'owers
who saul he was eligible ! for the position ot
police Judge anti , know a heap ot law all how
to dispense JUstce to the colored voters , also
railed against The lice.
Candidates A. H. hlriggs Hehard Smith.
John ialy and E. E. Zlmnlrmnn spoke or
! coming camp11n and [ olcled the alI ot
the Ilncoln club In helpIng them to receIve
nomlltons next Saturday at the convention.
n'IIWI'nl ( ' ( I I ) ' Cn"Y"III. . .
At a meeting or time democrtle city central
committee In time PJtterson boek : last evening
It was decided to hold time cIty conventou
October 12 , the hour to bl fixed anti nw place
to bo chosen by the chairman. Irhnarles for
selecting delegate.3 to the convention will be
hell October II , rrm noon to 7 p. m.
Messrs. W. S. Simoemnaker Lee Sprstlin . J.
'V. Shecan John Powers , John Murphy ,
T. Leddy and n. M. I.awler were appointed -
pointed n subcommlteo to center wih
a like subcomlitee from the democratic
county central committee with regard to the
policy to be pursued respcting time Citizeas'
league movement
im'unot'i'itthm' .JuuIIt'Iuui Com-ueuullo . .
Tusday a mee'ng ot the democratic judlcll
commlto ' was h(11 at the Paxton imotel
when It was letermlnell to holt the judicial
conventon October 8 at 2 p. m.
SilCUltihi ) ii iS HOPS. iIidLih.tSiI.
11 ( UlBJ ilS IEl.g.lSn.
1.'ntu'r I .r You II A" - : \n. : ; Ness S tit't'em4'4 .
rll ) ' Illul. wih l'iI ice .Jncl ( " ,
Last month Charles Van Ness , aged 17 ,
was arrested on the charge ot being a
vagrant. On the testhnony ot tIme olllcers
he was given a thirty days' suspended sea-
tence. Ever since then he has been lving
with his fathmer who Is 7G yens ot age , and
supports hIs family from his small fat-mit
which Is locatell ten miles west ot this cty. :
Yesterday the father sent Charles Into time
city on a saddled horse for some provisions.
He had scarcely i ten into the city limits .
when he was ' npproaehed by 101 ' ce Sergeant
Ier and detectives . who would listen to ne
explanation . ulll jerking him from hs ! imorse
sent him to time city jail upon limo charge ot
being a vagrant. Ills father became alarmed
at the long I abgence of his youngest sen.
BeIng without anSI means ot transportation
the old man walkol Into the city yesteny
mornIng to male a search for hIs boy anti
anl
horse. lie caled nt pol co headquarters. He
was told by ' , thmo . In charge that his boy
was arrested. Ho went before Judge Berka
and toll him time circumstances ot his bOY's
arrest and the lath , i was discharged.
SOhl'I'iIEut x' - ot"'I ! . noIS COMING.
Arc tu , le g.h'r'"III",1 . 11 Omlhl
" 'e'xt JrhII ) ' .
Today Is Gdvern9r's day at the Sioux City
fair , and It it I , Cxpcteti that a.delegaton at
southern governors wi arrive there this
morning Friday noon time partY wi arrive
In this city and wilt be met at the staten
by a number ot representative citizens. A
committee ot the Commercial club I makIng -
mug Preparations for the entertainment ot the
visitors , and they will bo welt looked after
whie they are within the city's walls.
Whlo no Iletlnle arrangements have yet
been made for their reception , It Is prob-
ebb that they will I'e given a lunch at the
Commercial club and aten\arl drven : around
the city. A banquet will probailly follow .
and a theater party In the evening will com-
photo the prcgram. On Saturday morning
the party. will leave for I.lneoln. Among
those who w1 b here are Governor Stone
and State Auditor W. W. Stone ot 1lssls-
aippi General Land Commissioner g. I' .
Skene ef the Illinois Central railroad and
the general attorney for the Ynzoo & Mississippi -
reall.
slppl _ _ _ _
'I'ihLlIGItAI'li IC Jl I N1S.
I C ituui ( . . t I t' .
Time fire Imll/wrlters arc holding a con-
venton at ChIcago.
Harry 1.lon. an extensive retail dealer In
11amOlh' at Chlago , hns assigned.
'fhe North C"rolna free slverlteR of all
parties held a convention at Raleigh
' .
'ednestlay.
I.dwlnl : K Harvey the Detroit speculator
who dlsappeare,1 I Cew lays IgoIR now
known to have swlnilell his frientis \ out oC
fully $10,0. He Is now tn Winnipeg.
A newspaper train on the New Yorl
Central male the run ' \el1neslay from Al-
bany to Syrclse , 18 miles . In 1:0 min-
tiles or an average or 68.3 miles per imour
breaking the rerord for a long distance run.
1"nl'IIII. I
Members ot the Peary expedition sahieti
lember salell
from St. Jolns , N. F. . for New York ) 'es-
tcrday
Brazil's congress his rejected the genl'rl
amnesty hum hy 118 to 58. Much excitement
prevails nt Hlo tie Janeiro iK a result .
Senor Cunovas tie CnRtllo tlooies that the
Spanish cruiser HarcIstell. lest In the harbor -
bar of lavann , was stink hy tOfleeR.
French troops have arrived nt Antoimy ,
only forty mites from \ntonarlva , the cap-
Rat ef lnda u > . 10vaR huvo been de-
Ceated In tleelslve engagements.
WiY \ TIlE RECEIVERS QUI ! '
Do Not Expect to Do Permanently Out of a
Position ,
ALL EXPECT TO DE APPOINTED AGAIN
'l'I'lr 1.IIIIIfol * 11,1'11) I ' ' 1"1'
ml , 'reml ! ' Ii , rough , n n"Ir' tl 1'ntl
un hi&i'rft'rt't't' , "lh ' 1Iu'lr
l'hutis h ) ' Juuigt' Illfll'll.
TACOMA Sept 2Gr.nt interest Is taken
In Tacoma In the resignation oC the Northern
Pacltlc receivers. The acton l. reg.mrtietl !
Iy the wel Inlormed as the first oC a series
ot shrewII moves by which the receivers and
their counsel expect to have settled limo miues-
ton ot whom the receivers shah report to anti
take theIr orders from. I Is considered
Ilcely that one ot two things' will happen ) :
First that the resignations will not be ac'
copIed timid 1 tIme receivers wilt be dlrl'cted by
the Milwaukee court to proceed ' 11h time
administraton ot their trust and contuue
: to report to JUdge Jenkins In which event
they might refuse to recognize the rigimt 01
.
at least the propriety ot JUdge HanCord's
court to Interrer This would practically
narrow time contest to dIfferences oC jUdg- I
ment between co-ordinate branches ot the
federal Judiciary. There Is little doubt I
however , but the receivers and their counsel
wi appear before JUdge Hanrord on October
2 In complance with his order.
Secondly , I Is considered probable that IC
the resignations Ire accept or while under
ad\'lsement. an arrangement will be made
between the jl/lges et the Seventh , I"ghth
and Ninth circumtts whereby Judges Jenkins.
Caldwel all HanCord , respectively ! . wi each
allpolnt one recl'h'er. In this evnt It Is
sUPPO.ed JUdge Hantord woull name a Sen'
tie nman anti , It ls suggested that JUdges
Jenlln ! and Caldwell mlht ! ; reappoint two or
the prceent receivers probably allowing ! r.
Payne to retire on account or ill imealtim
Hecelvnrs' counsel are preparng : most actively
for the coming legal battle . as Is evidenced
by the hmuirrjomi , trIp ot JUllge Crowley or
Tacoma special counsel to the receivers to
New York to consul with Counsel Crom-
well. Ho spent live days there , returning
yesterday to continue preparations at this
end ot the himme. JUdge Crowley will not
talk regarding the case.
JOI' S XO'I' iiXi'IIC'I'A ' S'i'ht I KB.
- -
Chief Suii'geuit lisusNo h7nnwh..JI" of
'i'rmJmIttilL thl \'utiuitsli S\ .
i'EOitIA Sept. 25.1 . I' . Sargent , chief ot
the Brotherhood et Locomotvo 1"lremen ,
says he has no information whatever ot any
attempt on thc part ot the Wabash railroad
to get rid ot members ot the brotherhood
or of those ot any other organization . slid
he docs not think there Is anything In the
reports thereot. lie thinks the Wabash wouhl
bo very toolsh to atempt anything ot the
kind , and has no excuse for it. lie cal
attention to the fact that during the American -
can Hnlway Union strlc these organizations
rerlsed to join In It . and thererore the Wabash
and other rOds ought to feel good wilt to-
ward them. lie declnrel1 emphatcaly that
all efforts to crush out these old-time organI-
zatons would be Ln vain. 'he members as a
rule acted 111 honorahlo men , and they
I should not be held responsible for nny mistakes -
takes a fEW Individual members might imiake
Union 11'lle Stsus Omit.
The Union Pacile receivers will not file
any answer In the Union depot matter with
Master In Chancery Cot-fish.
All ot the other lines interested have filed
their papers with time special ummaster setting
forth their objections to time proposed strc-
ture at Ninth ad Farnam streets The
Union Pacific receivers have no objections to
offer to the propocition and will make no
showing that wi interfere \ \ Ih the carrying
out ot the project.
The mater will now come up on a hearing
ot the case on its merits and this will be
taken up by Judge Corish upon his return
from New York about October 10. Attor-
neys for the various roads will be expected
to agree upon a date for the hearIng by the
Iliac Judge Cornish returns and It Is expected -
pected that the hearing will be commenced
about the middle ot October.
" % 'Ihi Not 1"II"nt Con.IIIH'r. .
There Is nothing new In the coal and
lumber rates from Chicago to Omaha anti
MfHourl river points. The cut to $1 a ton
( n hard coal hns not caused any great ex-
ciement among the coal dealers , as theIr
, supplies are all In for the season and they
are all In the same boat In that respect
Some huslness may result from orders for
coal from western Iolnts where the supply
hns not been laid 1mm . but It will cut little
figure In the business In Omaha.
lard coal has been admncc 50 cents a
tan In Chicago to $4.50 , and that tact en-
cocrages the local dealers In the belief that
they will not get any \ulue conipatition on
account ot the low rates. I Is not probable
that hard coal will be retailed at less than
$1.50 a ton In Omimahma unless upon car loath
orders for Immedlato shipment.
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S"luln/ I " " 01'(1 I a 3lr. I Inllll' ' flu , .
St. Louis Kansas City and al oC the cites
In line wih the riroads that do a traits-
continental business are . through their commercial -
mercial lhubs and trade organizations flood-
Ing the SouthHn Pacltlelnnagement with
telegrams ot protest against the proposed
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radical reduction ot tbo train service on Jr
hhttntlngton'sm hue. The Omaha Commercial
club wi probably take the mater up and
add Its voice to th voluminous jlrotest.
First 'I'rzmIii Hun ( ) ser I lie 1.111" ' .
SOUTh : l'ALESTEI 1 T. , Sept 25.-The
last splIce was drIven In the ralwny connect-
Ing South IcAlester and Odaloma City . The
roall Is now completc trom Webster , J. T . to
m Heno , Old. . a distance or 240 miles. The Urst
hit-ought train was a coal train. Two duly
IlaSStner ! trauma wi be putt on October 15 ,
at which tune a grand excursion will ho run
from Fort Smith , Arl . to Oklahoma City.
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QUALITY MUST WIN.
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Srnok f h'gh grade cigars who arc looking for some
thing exceptitinaily fine , we ask to try the abovc brand , feeling -
ing satislicc1 that their opinion vih1 justify the wonderful rci-
tation and 1).PuIartty the
Della Fox Boqtiet Cigar
has attained. Send us your mail orders , \Ve 'j1l send you
the most attractive advertising mat'er ever put out ith a
cigar , such as 'arge ' glass signs , cigar lighter , small signs , etc.
and we GUARANTEE that the cigar vili give your trade the
best of satisfaction.
Steele-Smith Grocery Co1 , .
OMAHA , WesternDistributeis _ , . NEB.
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And buying from INS'I'ALLI\IENT SHARKS
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arc considered equally hazardous. It is no longer
ecessary to pay 3 or 4 prices for the poorest ,
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1)q quality of goods , 1\IANUFACTUREJ ) AND
j * ) KEP'I' ONLY BY SUC1-I PEO1LE. 'The mcmre ' !
ct > fl intelligent have learned that
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In the FURNITURE AND CARPET business' .
v\ Since our opening here last MARCH we have
; t2 made thousands of friends and customers from t
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House Furnishers
Where goods are sold 01 their merits \Ve show
you the newest things in every department , 'Fur-
niturc , Carpetings , Draperies , Crockery Lamps , ,
t ? Stoves , Ranges , ctc. Every article just .lS reproS -
sented ,
At Popular Prices .
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Offered by time Chicago , ' : lwaukee & St. Paul Halwa ) ' , tie short line to Chlcauo. A
clean trall made up and started from 01 : ima
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Baggage checked rrOI losldcnce to des ttIL.tLtttm. t.eb < .H . laln servIce anti cour.
teous employes. Entire train lighted , by cia . / bit . ) , with electrIc reading lamlls la
every berth Finest ) dining car service In t Ito west " th , meals served a la carte er ,
In other s'ords. ortier what you want und p I D ) ' for what you get. Flyer leaves unIon de-
wort9. orler
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110t daily at GO : pm. . Irrlvlng nt Chicago a t 9 a. m. ) .
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City ' 1Iclet O/ce , 1301 Farnam Street C. S. CARRIER City Ticket Agent.
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This Great Soap makes hOUe , home indeed. Keeps
everything clean , Keeps the licuse\vife and everybody
happy. Try it. Sold everywlieze. Made only by
THE N K FARBAN COMPANVChIco.