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Y4 ALTnIORE GETS TilE FLAG
' Orioles Win the Game that Dooldcs the
Ohampionshlp for the Season
NEW YORKS MAKEfARD \ STAND
'J'1.lr 1'lorC" ( Nut So I nlt I" thc Jlr.1
-CJ on elM nh'c t Il. ' ! 111lcrl
Quite 'L ! "nrccorcl
of thc GnlcI ,
naltmo * I , r t ; : New York , 2.
Clev.lmI , , 9 I ; JoulRvle , * .
} 'Itphur . 18 ; St. LoulH , 2.
Cincinnati , C c ; Chicago , 4.
' \ashlnllon. 8 : floMton 6.
Brooklyn . CoG : I'hllalelptsla . 3-3.
NEW YOIK , Scpt. 8.-Although the
championship seaton In this tty does not
cOnO 10 an end ' untIl lomAy ! the destination -
ton of the pennant of 1895 was decldel by
the reaut ! of this afernoon's contest between
the New Yorks and Baltimores. The Orioles
Won the game and the pennant In the eighth
Inning on n combination of hits and errors
I ever nine bal players worked hard to keep !
the question In doubt another day It was the
New Yorks. They played bal at all stages ,
' but still the Odoes ! were too fast for ( hem .
Jennings real won the game himself. Ills
phenomenal catch of Datton's I ) In the
eighth Inning , when two were on bases , In
which he completed a double play unassisted ,
was all that saved the Giants from ( Icing the
'
score as the hit went on a straight line
? for right field. The Orioles were loudly
' cheered as they marched off the feh1 Darkness -
k. ness put an end to the ( game. Attendance ,
) & 000. Score :
New York . . . . . . . . 02000000-2
Jultmore . . . . . . . . 00011030-6
flits : New York , 8 ; Italtimoro . 11. } , rrorH :
New York 4. gare runs : New 1 ork. 2 ;
Itaitimore . 1. Struck out : By Clarlte. 7 ; Iw
JIItmore. Hofer , Base on halo : On Clurke. 2 ; oft
. llotYer . 5. Home run : Itrodin. 'wo-lmso
Hener.
hits : Tiernan Jennings , 1teltz. Double plays :
.Terning ( unasslsled ) ; Fuller to II. Davis ;
) . 'ulel to O. Davis to urrel. Stolen h'se :
Stafford . SacrifIce hits : German Stafford.
Hit 113P pitched bal : Bro < le. BaterleH :
Clarke , Baton and 'arrel : HorCer and Hob-
Inson. Umpire : KeeCe. Time : Two hours
and fIve minutes.
nnt
( OAV : TiE SIID1mS A SCAm
LOUISVlLLF . Sepl. 2.- lthoulh the
Colonels presente,1 a crippled team today
they gave the Spiders quite a scare. Second
C Baselln O'Brlen had his linger hurt In
llraetc i and ivan unable to play. In the
secowl Inning Catch.r Warner was hit 01
" the arm by one ot YoUn'R swift Inshools
and had to retire. Both Cunningham and
Young were touched tm In lively Cashion
Ymll Wlr lp lvely
nn,1 , 11 ( ] Young fnlshe,1 , the game I.oulsvile
might have won. CUIJIIY went In the box
In the eighth Inning and the Cplonels could
do nothing wlh ) his dcl\'ery. Clarke's er-
< rols on Iturlcett's single In the eighth gave
I the Spiders the wInning run IIoimne' batting -
ting waR a tcature. Attendance . 1.80. Score :
Louiimvihle . . . . . . . 0 0 3 0 3 1 1 0 0 8
Clevelant l.ul.vlo . . . . . . . 3 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 ' - 9
Hits : Louisville 11 : Cleveland 18. Er-
llts LOllsvle 1
rorH : Louisvile , 0 : Cleveland. 3. Earned !
runs : Louisville . 3 : Cleveland . 4. F'irst hape
on Imls : Oft Cunnlnham. 1. Siruck omit :
fly Cunnln11m. 1 : by ! Younsc . 2 ; by Ctippy .
. Holmes. Three-base hits
1. home run : - his :
Cunningham . ClarIp. holmes. 'rwo-hase
bits : ( 'unnitighiam . : leKtan (2) ( ) . Chld . Sac- I
, . rilce hit : cCormnclt. Double plays : Hal I
samaer to Burkelt : Cunningham to 1ln- !
nehan to McCormack to Hnssamaer. lilt by I
PitchlNi < bail : \Varncr. SIlleR. Batteries :
Cunningham anll Warner ; Young Cuppy
nn(1 O'Connor. Time : 'wo hours nnd IC- (
teen minutes. Umpire : = 1)onald.
BROWNS PLAY HOHSI
, ST. 1.0IIS. Sept. 2.-Tu < aR work was
n titting end to the season's work of the I
t. . tttng I was a farcical exhibition ot bal I
paying : on their part. The Pirates won as
they ph'use . Attendance. ' 0. Score :
St. l.clls . . . . . . . i00000000-2
l'ittsburg . . . . . . . 1 0 6 0 1 4 3 3 ' -18
tilts : St. Luuls. G ; PltshU'gt 22. Errors :
SI. I.uls. , I : Pllsburg , 1. J , arnld runs :
I'ltteburg. 13 : 81. Louis j 2. Two-hasp tilts :
Mack (2) ( Stenzel Samuels. Quinn. Threo-
base hls Donovan Sn\lh. Moran. Hore'
runs : Moran . fieckloy Stplth ibases : Bier-
" ( bauer (3) ( , Beckley (2) ( ) . Stenzel (2) ( ) . Mack ,
. Samuels. Double plays : Conner to Miller ;
Cross to Bprhauer ! to Blckl ' y , First base
on hals : Off Moran. 4 : off McDougall . 2.
Struck out : By lcDouJal. 1 : by Moran , 3.
Balerleq : McDougall and Oten : Moran and
Neck. 'rlme : Two hours. Umillre : Balin
ONJ mmOH cos'r TWO HUNS.
CHICAGO. Sel.t. . 8.-'I'ho Cols lehled almost -
most . Perfectly tOln ) ' , but their one error
w.w , worth two runs . and they were unable -
able , to hit Forelnn safely at the right
timnc. Lalhum'R catch ot Aimson's terrific
Ilnll In the huh . doubling ! Lange at serond ,
was the most wOlllerful piny mccii here
this season nnll undoubtedly Raved the
game for the Hellseath.r very chilly.
Attendance. SO0 . Game called at the tnd or
the se\'euth on account ot darknel9 , Score :
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 1 0 1 0 1- 4
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . .2 0 2 1 0 0 ( C
His : Chlcao. 7 ; CincInnati . 13. Errors :
Chicago I ; Cincinnati , 4. Earned runs : ChI-
eago . 1 ; CincInnati . 3. Two.hase hits : Smith .
Burke Vaughn , I.athum. 1010 run : I'v- :
erctt. Stolen bases : loy , Vaughn . Lange ,
Smith Burl ( Douhle plays : Kltled o 10
'rruhy ; 'ruhy to Dahlen to Am.on : I.alham
to Mcl'hee. Struck out : By parkll' 1 : hy
1'orry 1 : hy Foreman 1. Busl on halls ! : On
Parker 1 : on Foreman 4 : off 'reiry . 1. flatteries -
tories : Pam-her. 'rerry _ Kittreilge und Dono-
hue : Foreran and mitmghmn. 'rime : One
hour nn,1 , forty mlnutcs. Umpires : Emsle
und O'Dity.
SENATORS WON gASH.Y.
' \ASBINGTON. Sept 28.-Tho Senators
were able to hit Nichols frequently . whmlhs- :
haR"R on halls and 1001 felllnl n" the part
ot the visitors ,1\ he resl. The \Vaphl glen '
management today slme,1 , nineteen ) lla'er
for . .xt IUHon. 1'lnl those who have
played hpre during time season nn increase oC
.alar ' . Atendanc { 1. O Score :
WushlnFlon . . . . 001010120-8 ! I
lu'to : ! . . . . . . . . . 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 I I
hIlts : 'Wnshlntol. 8 : Iiostbn 10. Errors :
\'ulhlnlol. 2 ; 10slon. 5. Earned runs
\'ashlngton. 3 ; Bo ton. 3. Two-baso his :
1)emnormt Tnimoy . Threehal'"ls : Nichols
. Dufly (2) ( ) . Slon : basIs : Jur " . Temmne3- .
Iemont. Double ! play : Crooks 10 1)emont.
1lrtt base on bails : Off Janies. 7 : off Nichm-
nls , 1. Struck out : By Jan105 . 4 ; hy Nichols
4. I'assecl hal > : Ityon 3. Batteries : James
nne McGuire ; Nichols rind ityan. ' 1110 :
One I\Pur \ and fifty mnimmutes. Umpire : Hursl
BROOKLYN PLAYS A HgpgATgn.
lHI.ADI I.lJIA I SI'PI 28.-lrookl1
twice d.Ceatll JhlIlelllhla ! , thIs afternoon
11 slperlor all around hlal' ' . 'rhe local hats-
men could do little or /olhlng with tIme
delivery ot ahi1 ' ot the visiting picher wlh ! \t-
1lllllce. 1,9. Score , Jrst game :
PhIladelphIa . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3- 3
Ihllll"llhla . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 1 [ 0 0 ' - 6
t Hits : l'hlliadohlmhma. 8 : Brooklyn . 13. Er-
I ror : lhlndelph \ I. 3 ; Irokl/ . Earned ,
runs : itrocmktyn 3. 'rwo-hu lilt
Jropkl'n - o hi : 'homll'
son . SIcrlc" hit : 1).miy. Stolen bases ; Jtaiim-
10n. On\ . Struck out : Jy Abbey 8 : ; by
Orthm 2. Douho Illays : iIarlmoii to 1lllmal
to loyll ; Boyle ( unussIRell ) . First on italls :
Or Orthi 2. lIlt by plched bal : Grad ) ' .
Batteries : Orlh Buckle and Gril ' ; Abbey
/lt GrImm. Time : One hour and , forty-live
-f\o
iimlutmte. Umpires : Murray and Ilenderooim
Scole , second game :
, I'hmilnIelphia . . . jnme . . . . : 0 0 0 1 0 0 0- 3
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 1 0 : 1 0 26
Hits : Ihllilelphil 7 : Brooklyn , 15. fir-
, Iors : lhlulllllhln , 0 ; Brooklyn . 2. Earned
runs : l'hiiaileijmhmma. 1 ; Broollyn. 5. Two-
base hit : hlutiman . Grimm Three-baso ,
hit ) : ilaimmilton. Sucrlce hilts : hlimmlhton .
Cross , Griffin . Stoke ba his lumlo/ .
Cross . Struck out : Grady ' (2) ) , Carso ) ' . 10u-
lila pia ) ' : Foutz ( unassisted ) . First base on
, balls : or n.lh. 2' on Kennedv ' . 2' off Clr-
NI ) ' . 2. Batteries : l ar"'v amid ( hml : Dlub
1\/lecly 111 Grinmma. ' ull One hour all ,
forty.Jn- minutes l'mplres : Murray and
I lenderson.
lenLe/on.
STANDNG OF TIm TI.1S ,
. . 1'la'e'on. . . Lost P.Ct.
Barhnoro . . . . . . 12 < S6 43 1.C't " ; ,
Cle\'lhuHI ! . . . . . . 12 : ) 81 4 ; 1'.1
] 'tiiadelpiiia . . . . 130 7 f 59.2
Chicago ! . . . . . . . 12 71 r. 6,0
5.0
Huston . . . . . . . . . . 131 71 C . .
Irooltn . . . . . . 130 71 6 c.6 ll.6
I'Ittsburg . . . . . . 132 71 61 1,3.8
Cincinnat . . . . . . 12th G 6 51.2
New York . . . . . 13 C 61 W.8
Wae.hiington . . . . . lZ 42 5 33.1
3.1
St. Louis . . . . . . .131 39 92 29.8
1ommisrlhle . . . . . . . . 13 : t f 2.8 : .
0'\ " " toJuy : Clnclnnal at ChIcago ;
Clen'uncl : .
at i.ouisvihie.
IIE't'VEIN U ' 1\ 1.'NU 'rOI.t.UO :
( ) ns' F'rsmmiehiisse lmilhseW'ciitern League
t limit IliuM 'I'n CiaisssuumuN.
Chlt 11. 1'\1 Cluhl" . .
CHICAGO , Sept. : -The managers of the
'
'Western Base hall league have male but
. little progress In the settlement ot the two
vacant franchises. Grand Haplds wisheslts
, , tranhlKe to be transferred Columbus ,
and Ihls ma ) ' be granted Toledo and Omha
I : ire Ih hln" tor the ( franchise of the Terre
I Haull duh.
. \ a leetnl of time circuit conmmittee this
nC'rnoon 1 was decided to defer action on
the Clnchlse 1ulston untli the annual
In'eln , ot the league , November 2.
Memblr , of the committee saId that the
.Y rules jo\'erilng conduct In the field would
S b. made far more severe than before end
'hat the Ine3 ZQIrOfaalty and other I I
behavior would he made much heavIer than
those of the National league.
There was much gossip regarding thA nEW
mAnAgement of the MlnnllllolP club. Frel ,
lfller. Arle l.tham of Cincinnati and
'
Dave 'outz oC Brooklyn were talked of al
manager tor the team I was saId that
IreshJent lien Johnson strongly favored
l"outz and that the Brooklyn man will very
probably ! secUre the place
C1V.\I ! hAT utlr A JIU I.IhtD ,
l'ht".lllllhll Crtcl".t.rl Un Ssuium I 1. .
r'l"lt , , 'lrk sit ( lie " ' ' 'k.t , .
IIIADEIIIIA , Sept -Captaln ;
Mitehcil'm. cricketer Cram Oxford Rnd Cain-
bridge received something of a surprise
today , when tIme Gentlemen of Ihludelphlu
finished their first Innings II the third and
deciding match oC time series for the manlf-
cent total of 401 A9 the British collegians
made but 198 In their Irst , they wilt hAve
to accumulate 2 more to avert a ono.lnnlns
, defeat The ideal weather and the uncertainty -
tainty or the result ot th { three matches In
which Ihllilell > hla unll I'nlland : have thus
far taken ole : cacti brought to time grounds
of time lterlon Cricket club at JuverCord
over 10,0 people. lohlen ot the American
tear piled lp an even ll runs. The Erg-
Ishmcn resume their play on Monday.
OXFO1tD AND CAlmDG
First Innings :
F' , Mitchell . ! Clark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iS
V. r. 11. b Cregar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . : N
J.V. . MIIun , \\001. . 1 King. . . . . 43
N. I. ' . Iruce e Coates 1 King. . . . . . . 2.1
F' . A. ' ' . c KIng . h i'attorm'on. . . . . . 4
C. K 11lson. Ihllll . \ iCing.1
/
Wihliatum . Hemmln/way. b Clark. . . . . . 2
I. A. Ark''rl ht. e lirotlie. h KinK. . . . IG
C. I ) . Itobinson e Coates b ICing. . . . . . . 10
\ V.V. . Lowe , c Bailey . h Clark. . . . . . . 3
.1. C. ilartoy : . not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
1)'el , H ; ; leg-hes , oul. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IG
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TotAl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
Iowln analysis :
U. n. 33.V. .
Paterson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 87 11 1
King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 41 I I
Clark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'i42 : 2 3
Ball ) " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 21 0 0
Crelr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 2 1 1 I
OI NTI,1lEN OF PJJ\DI [ .lHIA.
1"Irst innings :
O. R. Ia t.rson. ! h Itartley. . . . . . . . . . 7i
} ' H. hlohien . run omit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1C
A. M. Wooi . st Mitchell . h I Hartley. . . . . r
W. W. Noble. st Mitchell . b hartley. . . . . 37
C. Coates . Jr. . c Jlemmningway . b Itartley 2
r , ' . \ Ralston . h Arkwrigimt. . . . Hartey . . . . 1
1.11 Cregar h \VI on. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2j
.1. B. I\lng. c Mitchmeli. \.IROI. . . . . . 16
\V. Brockl . c HarUe , h Vi'ilotm. . . . . . W
! \.lson.
N.V. . Clark. Jr. . not out. . \ . . . . . . . . . 12
H. 1' . BILle ) ' . b llartielt. . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Bye . 22 ; leg-b ) " { , ' , 7 ; wldes . 9 : 10 ball . 1. 33
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Ihowlirmg analysis :
Bowll ! nal"sls
B. It. M. W.
Lowe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 , I 2 1
Hartey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . its ll G 4
Mihhim.an . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 r. 13 0
ArkwrIght . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 . 0 1
1lchel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I 0 0
\Vilsoui . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9'1 45 G : :
HU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 9 1 0
WhleR-llelll. 4 ; Milllgaum I , 4 ; Lowe 1.
!
No bul-Wison.
HUII 11 time Cal of ech wlckt : 0)(11
and Cambridge , 45. G6. 130. II , 111 . 1 : ) 11 ,
1 ; . 198. 198. ,
Gentemen ot Philadelphia . 1CO. 15. 219.
22. 26. 316. 37. 315. 3M. : .11
OXFOlD AND CAMUIIIIGE.
Second , innings :
Mitchell . b KIng. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
iliii. not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Mllligaum . b Clarl' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Bruce not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
Byes 7 ; leg byes , 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Ph Illips . Wilson Hemmlnrwa ) ' , Ark-
wright hat. Hoblnson , i.owl nnd ! hartley. nil to
howling analysis :
B. H. M. W.
ICing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 IG 2 1
Clark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ; 25 1 1
Juns ut Cal ot each wicket. 61.
Bohlen's 11 Is the highest score ever mantle
for one wicket In nn international match In
this counlr ) ' .
OMAhA lYON ' 1110 ODD GAm1l6.
CI..hlJ Cont..t Se'H time hate . CU"I
Ilf"'n JtnuH hIs'huluuth.
Yesterday aferoonl In the teeth of a
"cold norther " the Omahas and the Gale
City Cricket club bated tor the supremacy.
To 0 such as may not be In the secret , It
may he nR well to 'tato that UJ to .ester-
lilLy ( lie two above 'ment ' - ' organizations
hind played tour mamea . 'of whIch 'Iaeh laid
claim to two. From this It will be seen
lint ( yeslcrduy's mateh was. as I wer , , a
deciding enl , while how much ot Interest
was atnchcu to It may 1) the better nr-
rived nt when the statement Is made thaI
the conditions ot weather tinder which the
(
game Was Jlnye,1 were more suited to toot
hal than to the genial pastime oC crlckel.
In SPite ot nit drawbacks however both
sides made a very creditable showing.
Cal1all Hi ot the Gate City team win-
' Ing the toss sent his opponents to the
wickets . The Omahas started their Innings
nub CUlllal1 Lawrie and Doyll. but hetorc
much could be done h ) ' either batsmun time
limit lal1d was dismissed by u "shooter"
Crom Neale. Now the next corner . fal1
to do more tItan "breuk his uck" before
ho was disposed ot hy A "catch" nt the
"ships. " Doyle was bowie , ! at last by Rohh
hut not until ho hind put up 25. G. U.
Vnughan followed New and did the " \ 'exii .
vitli. vlcl" oct to the tune < at 13 before n
"catch" disposed at him also Messrs. Ford
.1nd \ \ ' . Vaughan . after contributing 5 'mnd !
1 respectiVely . succumbell to Neale. Cam-
( ran . who Colowed Ford vmts responsible
for 8. whio Hrotehlo covered hlm1 ! t wih
glory whlo achieving 9 Iuns and a ' 'ot
out. " Gilbert wlh 4 antI Peter with 2
brought the Innlns oC their side to a cloSe
wl11 the "tetegraphm ! hoard" showed n total
oC 93 runs for lie Omahas ,
flowers alll lclher on opened the defense
tor their tile ( . amid after making 9 between -
tween them they were prevaIled upon to
take tin unlimited period ot repose liranton
who came In 01 tIme Cal 01 the Irst wicket
811she < about Indiscriminately for 18.
Sh.pharll-an pauisual thing wih hlm-
Cal1 ] to " ( 'omo off . " whIle Nealo and Itobb
hum two next batsmen nearly changed tIme
title oC the hate , with 1 ali 13 re pecl-
iveiv. Hi und L'wrelce. with 4 each mind
SlrlblnA with C "not out " wcro the only
others 10 do aught worth recording . and
whrn the lasl wicket C I time Gate City
team was 15 runs behind Its opponents. I
will be olmeerveit that " "
wi ef'111 the "oxtrR" present
lather a fOlmldnlJle nppearahmce . but whpn
the high wind . the cold weather and the
nature of the ground are taken Inlo conshl-
em-atlon Scores : , 5011 alowance , wi be made
OMAHA CRICKET CLUD.
11. I.awrl. b N.alt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
.1 C. Doyle . h Hohb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I New ) hlowertu . b Neale. . . . . . . . . . 2
o Vaughan . e Lawrence , b . itobb. . . . . 13
\ Vaughan I I Neale ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
P. Ford h Neale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r
J. Cameron . c Jones b Neale. . . . . . . . 8
I ) . Itrotehmit ? . hot ouL. . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . 9
G GIlbert . b Neaie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1 Polcr. h Neale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Extras . . . . " . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Total " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93
GATE CITY CHCKJ'l CI.UD.
I. htowers I. . Doyl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ,
A. T. Melh.'rson. b . 1)oy1e. : . . . . . . . . . . 4
H. hiranton h G. Vaughan. . . . . . . . . . 18
I Shtlharc , I G. . Vaughan. " . . . . . . . . . 0 , ,
J. Neale h \ Vauchian. . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
A n. itobb 1 \Y. Vaughnn. . . . . . . . . . 1
C. 11. b G. Vaughan. . . . " . . . . . . . . . 4 :
hr. I.awrancl. b G. Yaurhan. . . . . . . . 4
' ' hines . b Vt' . Vaughan. . . . . . . . . . . . 0
.r Strlbllag . not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Extras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
, Total . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
1111\'If tp 'rug lUG riaiir.
numor ( limit IhieCIsil , " % ' 11 Try to
htt'n.l Olf I iii . ( I'cruor. ,
HOUSTON. Tax . . Sept 28.-A IpeclaJtrom
Austin to the Post 8l)8 : TIme Florida Ath.
letc club hal noUled Corbel and 1'IIslm- :
moos to appear In Dallas to fight October
10. It being the latest unto possible before
n decihon or 1\ law could be sot through
the legIslature to slol the fight . l izllm-
mona says he hal hal no such notice and
would pay no attention to I It he hall. as
the agreement calls for the lIght Ocloher
31 , and he will either light In Dallas or I
claim tIme forfeit on that date
ChICAGO Spl 2S.-Th"rt Is a tnatonnl
tutor ) ' afloat tonlcht to the effect that the
I"lorhllhl'lc club ot Dala ! has cbmmmtged
the date of the Corhet-l..lzslmmons light
to October 7 The object ot setting ahead
the date Is to get tIme start ot the governor
amid hull or ! the fight before the legislature
can conveime A circus . Is to exhIbit In
crus exhibi
Dallas the early part of October and 11 Is
said thin club has made an nrrangenment to
secure the big tent for an arena. The whole
story however lacks cenlirnumtlon. In any
event the date cannel bp changed without
the consent of both _ principals. !
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O"nnot " 'Iht Iii lulun Territory .
\.ASIING1ON. Sell 2&-If the promot-
Irs ot the Corblt.FlzslmnIJs light enter-
lain tile opinion that In case the light Is not
alloWed to core off 11 Texas the- can light
11 Ibo Indian Terrier ) ' thee are certain to
he disappoiutel . Attorney General Hannon
has but one oplnlun In regard to cximibttlons
'xhlbilons
of this kind , and whel 'luesUuled 101luy
said that III" will bl nn Ihhl"1 al any
territory over \hlh time Ulle.1 State ' hlil
jurisdiction. Uu .1d"1ot think there was n
law 11aln9tlrIZ" \ lighting , nCr did It Iluch
mater wbethmer there was or not. It It
became leCeSHIY they could find a law 10
lt ( the case . and I might be stite 01 his
authority that the tight ' would not be per-
m\ed tl Imy terriory Q' the United State : :
ENCLSIBIN WIN ONE PRIZE ! )
Wikin of London Gat the Mile and a
Half Run ,
WEERS CHIPS OFF ANOTHER RECORD
nUl tl :11ur. : . ' lu $ : I 1- : SIC'"II"
-Grim in 'l'itki's th e t:1 \nl'II ii a ii ii-
lenl.-Ch. . . . lieu . Is 111 I I ( I mvii
'u"I' Itiii'iI ii ! Record ,
NlV YOm : . Sept. 2S.-Thls was ladles'
day at Traver Island , and more then half of
the 1.000 guests of tIme New York Athletic
club INnhers were of time fairer sex. The
weather was cool and bracing , making an
almost IJerfert day from an athletIc stanll-
point. The I nglsh athletes , who were so i
badly beaten last Saturday , as well as sev- I
oral of those who wi take part In time games
between the Cambridge and Yale universities
next Saturday , were present and the fact
that sOle of them were entered In the com-
Ilbtltons today attracted al unusually large
crowd Early In time afternoon I was an-
101lccd that \Voters the crack sprinter .
the and 120-yard
woulll not run lu fifty (
dashes , as lIe was caving himself to make a
vorhi1's record In the 300.yanl run which
was the sevellh event This he accomlllshed
with a ma nlfcent burt of speed , although I
ho was conceding liberal hndlcJp to the !
other contestants In time titan of 31 1-5 see-
ontlg. With WoCers out of the two short
races Bradley of the London Athletic club
seemed to have a cinchm but Stage o Cieve-
land beat him for the fifty-yard run by two
feet In I 2-1 seconds. Crum did nol start
In the short dathm but he 11 1 for the 120
yards handicap run , which he won with an
allowance of one yard In 12 seconds , amid ho
exhibited no symltoms oC the leg trouble ot
which ho complained last Saturtn ) ' .
The hurdle races attracted much attention ,
as Stephen Chase and Gedfrey Shaw were the
scratch men. Chase won the first trial heat
from Oakle . to whom he conceded four
yards In 15J seconds . which equaled his
own worhl's record. II the second heat
Shaw was 5ecQnd to Ilatchm. The filial het.
hmowe'er between Chase amid
howe\tr , was a great race ween
Shtmw and time world's champion beat the
EnglIshman by ( Iwo yards. and broke his own
\'orhl's recrd one.ICth oC a secolH\
11 tIme mie and a hal run . handicap
WIlns. the hommiloner was on the ninety-
yard mmiark while George Ortomi the Canadian
champion was on the flty-'arl line. The
race In time ahselce of Commneff . who was ont
of condition . lay between thee two. II the
Ilal lap Orton overtook the Englishmmanm . but
Wikins let out a link and forged ahead , win-
Ilng train Ortol by a yard after a hard
strumggie Wilkins' victory was a popular
one . us It was the first wlnnln made for the
Enlsh visitors since they arrived here.
Mike Sweeney won the high JUlplng with
the bar at six feet two Inches , and , afterward
atempted to beat his world's record by plc-
tag time bar at six feel six inches which h"
failed to do.
moss tried to beat the world's record or
forty-olsht feet for time hop step and jump
but could do no better than Cort-se\'en feet
B. lIngers won the bread jump with an actual
jump of twenty-three feet ele\el Ilches ,
which Is the best broad jump this year .
Fifty yard dash : FIrst hmeat-C. ) . Stage ,
heat-C. Slare
N. 1"Ity . A. C. . Irst ; g. B. liloss . N. Y. A. C. ( ,
econd. TIle : OOI : 4-5. Second , heal-C. A.
Itradicy London A. C. , first : 'I' . 1 I.el. N.
1' . . \ . C. . second Time : 0:0 : 4First and
second men run In trial heats anti InalR ,
Crum dhl not start In the short , dash
Six hundred yards . runhming . haldlcul > : Eli
Burke N. Y. A. C. . scratehm . first : S.
L,3'oflti N' 1 A. C. ( ten 'anls ) . second : H.
) N. J. A. C ' <
D. Bannister . ( twent -elJht
Ylllls ) third. Time : 1:13 : 2-5.
Finn ! . fifty yards dash ; C. \ \ Stage . N.
y A. C. . Irst ; C. A. Bradley . L. A. C. .
second : E. 1 moss. N. Y. A. C. third.
Time : ' 0:0 : 4-5.
Two-mie hmic3'che class A. handicap : J.
\ v. flumrtch Harnrd school (20 ( yards ) . /rst ;
p. H. lckey. N. Y. A. C. (30 ( yards ) .
seconV. ; . C. Itoome . N. J. A. C. ' ( G
yards < ) . third , Time : IOl. : .
120 Yard runh hmnndicap trial , heat . first
and second men 10 run la finals : First trial
heat-W. J. Oakley L. A. C. (5myar(1m4) ( ) ,
Irst : F' . 1' . Garvin Yale A. C. ( C 'anls ) ,
second. Time : 0:12 : 2-5. Second trial heat-
seconll . Stage . N. Y. A. C. (2 % yards ) , first ;
James 11. Jel ' . Institute A. C O'l ( yards ) .
second. Time : 0:12 : 2-5. Third trial hent-
I , . lirokaw N. Y. A. C. (5 ( yards ) . 11,1 :
'J' . I. Lee N' 'i' . A. C. (2 ( ) "alls ) . second.
Time : 0:12 : 1-5. Fourth trial heat-J. V.
Crum Chicago A. C. ( scratch ) . first - : T. n.
Fisher Jr. . N' Y. A. C. (5 yards ) . econll
Tmo ! : 0:12 : 2-5. Semi rituals ) IrRt heat-C.
\v. Stage . N. Y. A. C. (2' ( yards ) , first ; I , ' . 1' .
harvin ! Yule A. C. ( [ yards ) , econd. T.me :
0:12 : 1-5. Second heat-J. V. Crum Chicago
A C ( scratch ) . first ; ' . 1 Lee N. Y. A. C.
(2 ( yards ) . second TIle : 0:12. :
120 yards hurdle handicap : First trial
heat-Stephen Chase N. Y. A. C. ( scratch , ) .
iirst : 3.V. . Oakley I. A. C. (4 ( yards ) . second -
end 'rlme : O:11 : 3-5. Second trial heut-
G. B. hlatchm . N. Y. A. C. (1 ( ) 'lrts ) ,
Irst : G. Shaw , L. A. C. ( scratch ) . eecoll
Time : 0:16 : 1-5.
Hunnln broad Jump hanllcall : \Y. B.
Rogers . N. J. A. C. . (3 ( Inches ) . first :
distance , twenty-thrle feet one amid one-half
Inches. actual H. T Lyons unl . one-hal .
( ( foot ) . second ; 1 U. Still . Jr. , SI. George
A. C. (3 ( feet ) . third.
120 yards run . Inul : J. V. Crumn Chicago
A C. ( ( yard ) . first ; C. W. Stage N. Y. A'
C. (2Y ( yards ) . second : T. I. Lee . N. Y. A.
C. (2 ( yards ) . third. Time : 0:12. :
yurls
1.0 yards run . handicap : C. II. K111t-
rick . N. Y. A. C. ( scratch ) . first : A. I. .
Dalby , N. Y. A. C. (30 ( yards ) . second ; G.
T. Jrew ler. SI. n. A. C. 00 yards ) , third.
Time : 2JI : 3-5. < .
30 yards rumm hnndlcap : B. J. \'elers.
N. Y. A. C. ( scrntch ) . Ilst ; George JI
: 'nails ( N. Y. A. C. (2 ( yards ) . secoll , ; J
Hrokaw N. Y. A. C. (4 yards ) , third ,
Time : 6:31 : 1-5. This breaks the world's
second record for this distance by two-ltt1 ot n
123 yards hurdle . handicap : Final hment-
Stephen Chtise . N. Y. A. C. ( scralch ) . Ilst :
Godfrey Simaw I. A. O. ( scratch ) , seo-
end : G. B. hatch N. Y. A. . (4 ( yards ) .
third. Time : OI : , 2-l. This beats the
worh's ! record -
' 'hrowlnA slxteen-poum hammer hanll-
caP : B. I Clark , Boston A. C. (2 feet ) ,
tirst , dIstance H2 feet : 11. Mahoney Den-
ver W. C. (5 ( feet ) . second ; J. S. Mitcheii .
sccnl Ichel.
N. Y. A. C ( scratch ) . thlrll.
lutlnK slxleen-polnd'shot. hnmlcap : J.
\'utrlch. 1' . A. C. (6 ( f.et. ) first . distance .
H feet : Inhes' R Ii. Clark , Boslon A. A
(6 ( feet ) . second { ; J. S. Mitchell . N' Y. A.
C. (2 ( feet G Inches ) . thlr l.
One mile walk hammdieap : I. ' . Durr P. A.
C (50 ( seconls ) . hal\llap : . ] ono\'ln. Stir-
atoga A C. ( CO seconds ) . socood : R I.
I.lhlloll , 1' , A. C. ( scratch ) . third. . TIme :
7 :31 : 3-5
220 yard hurdler hanllcnp : First trial
heal-G. G. Winshmfp . Moumimt Vernpn Y. le
(1. A. (7 ( yards ) . trst : J I. Irolmw , N.
't' . A. C. ( ratch)1 second Time : 027 : 3-5.
Second trial heat-SlelJhen Chl e. N. OZ A.
C. ( scratch ) . first ; e. l. Cohen . N. .J . \ .
C. (1 ( yards ) , second , Times : 0:2 : 2-C. Final
heat-Slephen Chase < . N. Y. A. C. ( scratch ) .
Irst : C. 33. Cohen N. J. A. C. ( , 12 yards ) .
slcOul ; G. G. Winship. Mount 'ernon ( ( ;
yards ) . third Time : (1:27 ( : 2- :
IOllstep.and-Juml\ : E. II. floss .
N. ) A. C. first , sIstmuce . 41 feet I H. T.
LyonS N. Y. A. C. , second . dlstaqco. 45
feet ; O. if. elurl ( . Boston A , . \ . < , lslalce . dl-
( mince . 42 feet 3 Inches.
Hunnlng bight jump hlllcap : iL F.
Sweony Xavier A. C. ( scratch ) . lirat . G
feet : hiches : 16. H. Clark B. A. A. (5 (
Inches ) . I feet 1 inch secantl ; J. Ii , Hehly ,
I. A. C. ( I\ \ Inches ) . ' 6 secen. Inc thin ! .
Ono and onebnIC'mlcs rue hmantlicap :
B. J. Wilkins . I. A. C. (0 ( 'arts hnllc ) . If.t ;
George \V. Orton. N. Y. A. L (5 ( yards ) .
seond ; A I. I.'lzI1trll ! ( , I. A. C. U5 (
yards ) . third. Tim : Gf : 1.5. WilkIns taut
a h'auttul lace lealn Orion by two
'ards on hum second rind ! last Inp. Orlan I
clmlenp(1 him 01 the In:1 lap. but Ihe
p1ucky Englishman : bud a bit up his sleeve.
lie came away In the home stretch ned won
hmy n yard wlh the crowd Iunnlng after
hr . Orion neal talntel when he crosod ater
time line. )
Pole vaul for hmelhtt hanel ap : S K
Thomas Y. 11 C. A. ( I Cool 3 thebes ) anti
HnlYrt C. Pnuhln . N. ( y . \ . C. (1 ( tool 3
Inehp9) ) . tied tor lnt ( lt 10 feet 9 ( Inches ;
( ' . hhahsz N. Y. T. V. ( S Inches ) . third.
Iaullina got Irt , as ThomnH failed to
jump off the tie.
ln rd lcl.'h. . . 'i'lii't't' 111' ' ,
IJHOtN , Sept. -Speclal ( Teegrani. : )
lkhorn's new quarter-mile bcYCle ! track
\\1 opened today In a veritable dust storm.
The day was anythIng but propitious for
racing but some phenomenal ( line was
nade by the riders. The attendance was
very small . Events I unll winners :
One mile , novice : C. I. Keene , Ekhorn : .
won : C , I. . Tegleberg. Mea , seconul. Time :
sll'nl
3:60. :
3:60.Half mile , open : W' . Burdick . Omaha WO' ;
George Too7er , Omaha. second , Time : 1:2l4. :
Two mules . openV. : . Hurlcl ( . Omaha.
won ; Otto Tegleberg . Menu , scon'J . 'lme :
:
7:29. :
7:29.One mIle , open : W. hhurdlck . Omaha won ;
O"ole 'oozer , OmahR , second. Time : 3.19
Five miles . handicap : George Toozer ,
Omaha (5 yards ) , won ; O. E. hall . Elk-
her Ur ( ) 'ardl ) . second. Time : 11:2 : .
While . the day was abominable anti the
melt an.thlnl hut satIsfactory from a box
otcu standpoint the associatIon members
are elated over the tact that they have one
of the fosttt Qllrtrr'\It tracks In the
State . II all the tiCts there were from
currell four to , six tarter . 0' tipul I ' . , not RI acclelent oc-
( .1111 lS'h'IA : $ .UI ! . " OU'fl'll'ICr.
IhllJu'rl l'rnm'e . .1.1tr"lJ ; for time
. y , 11 , c ' ! ' ' . \ . lIm's.
The Ian ! r ! prov 1 too strong for the
Young Men's Chrlstllt.ssoclnUon team lt
socn'IJn : ' too : bihl,1h"bu : h th3 lit er Were
slsleel 11 I several tmo VhiC \ Scot ! ! club. In
tIme frt hlf the Itlllt,1 011' played ten
mull . Wlhll l fe\ .onent' pIa ) ' Harry
Wood sent In a shot % which was too hot for
Higer 10 stop. \ 1 ' 4'aliL smlxmthitt goal amid
vas the result of sqmnt' ; s/"mlhl / ! ln ! b )
the scorer anti his ; marthr , . Owens . After the
h.11'IS set In mot n' ' urlll Jlmlie Garth-
tier Iecured the leather u\l worked I wel
down the center nntl'Ithot 11. hit It \\'us
repulsed by the custodlnl of lie 0'1. n\l
Arter relul dl nain Cr m which ! Gardner
scored auother goal for the Itarigers . Noth-
lag more or importance occurred ! tip to half
t I mime .
tle.
After ChRllln/ ends the ChristIans put up
a poorer gam ' than ( lucy (111 In the first
unit. ! while time HIls sent In some slltnniiul
shots but Huger was on the alert amid ! save'l
farther defeat tot the Young Men's Chris-
ton : association. Gray pln'ell a line dc-
Cel" " . ItetIfleld tried ) 11rd tQ score . mind
lImine the second half Carr Wn by tar tIme
hlst forward on tIme . fit-Il. lie hf 10 stip-
Port but frequently took the bal .10wl the
wing nlolo and centered beautCulh' . hut
Helilehl was nol In POsitlomi. On the Itang-
mrs' side 1lcCormack wus Impregnable all !
Arter held Hecllllll at bay 11 tine style
whie Owens tutu Wood were the pick of time
forwards. Mr. Illtrlnl ulllrcII ( the gamete
to the entire patsCaltol of both slde
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Sports lit Sh'II , ' .
SIII.HY. I Neb. . S'pt 21.-Speclal.-Thme ( )
sports oC Shllby hind , their day 'esterdll ) ' .
Surllrlse ! met a pcltOI : Ohio from here and
won Iasll' . Score : 7 to I George Smith.
aie oC the best players was hit In the hmend
hmy the bal while nt the hat and became
unconscious After the Il'chlent Shelby hind
little hopes for the ! a 1 e.
There were seven entries In time fvt-mle
bicycle purse race . open to Iolt count )
riders. At the finish ( our renmalned as the
rl-sl had been thrown from thtlr wheels by
cohhimiing . As , Iohn Fox of Shnhhmy crossed
time line a quarter 01 a mile ahead
tIme Interest centlrcd ahout the olhers. Bert
Nichol oC Slromsburg Wl slcOII and KI-
hourne of Osceoa : thlnl. Time : 15.10. :
" liii i. , ' ' 1'1u 'l'nl.I. . . n'ur.l. .
\VAUrIAI. Nmisn4. . S.rt 28.-At the
\Valham Cycle park today two new world's
beards wlro made. 'hl ) were the one
mile . living shirt paced . tandem trial 1111
tIme unit lle , 1)ln start unl1cec. taneem
)
trial The rllpr ! In thl ( nie mie trial Werl '
Ed I A. 1leDule timid Nut lltmtier paced by I
n < 'uall 'ho tIme WIS 1 : ; 1 3-5. hrealt\lJ )
the record hy one m'.ccommii. In the half untie
tn Iel trial ridden , hy the same riders. . the
tIme wail 053 2-l hreallnl the record uf
0:55 : t-C. htI,1 , hy O'Connor anti Rhodes.
eul h"I'Hun Collect I n I nfnrml t ion .
I1IC1IMOND . Vn. . SCIII 2S.-Govcrnor Cu- !
berson 01 Texas teegraplIll : 10 Governor
O'Ferrall today usllng'about the
lAw aR to prize lighting In Virginia . Gov-
.rnor O'I nrrel respondl 1)1' giving him the
statute , mud also complImented him on his
course . adding Curl her ( hint he would 'n-
!
del VOl 10 get time lellsllure : or Ylrglna ! 10
amenl the existing laws so us to prohibit
glove ! contests In Iho sta , Ie.
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SIrIAII'I,1 ! , n.r'ul" ( . . . .11.
GIIIITNA Sept. 23.-Speclul ( Telegram.- )
A bal game today was wnessec b ) a large
crwd , Crltnu 11t ' Spninglht'ld . the later
winning the Ilme hy a score oC 17 to 8.
Sprlnlehl plaYll1 .a'a : mportec batter ) ' .
Hhelnhart anti hall. 'W.he wind was slrolg
and the UII VaSrQ \ 'k ) ' .
! waSo\ '
Slnmu . CI I 3' 1'II.'ny.t ( mimi mmcliii Ssut'e-'s.
SIOUX CITY epf ' ! ' : . -'ho Sioux CI ) :
fair closed toca ) ' . 'hd hHlnn and squaw
races were the chmfyportlng , features. In-
diana from \Viu1tmgo nod OmAha res-
e\vaton In Nebramjta , 'i'articlpated ' at the
fair. The Calr wait I nanclal success and
mull premIums were pats ] l. <
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I'oot Ilal : lul..th , .
CAIHHIDG Mass. . Sepl 28.-Foot hal :
Ilarvard 4 ; lantmnoulihr O.
HAI''POtD. CdMi"ept ! . -Foot. . bal :
Yale 8 ; TrInity , O.I ' . '
GItINNELL . , nj' . , nt. . 2S.-Foot . bal :
Penn , 0 ; Grinnell t . . : { . 'J r . - _
Iii ii iii liZ ; ' lift1 ut . ! .t'I . .
.PI' , nIj\ Ill ! , . , . .i3qimt-Exlmibittpn game ;
InulImmummipphis ) , . jI ; 'frla..V' , : 1. i _ , ;
X.\ , for . lime AI' ' ' ' .
WASIIINGTO , Sept , 28.-Spcial ( Tee. :
gram.-hJor ) WlIaU "I : I.ynadler. paymaster -
master ; Major \a1111111on Matthews . sur-
geon having been found by an army retiring
board Incapacitated for service are retired.
Second Ilutenant ElIdrd Anderson h
transferred from troop F I to troop I ; Second
Lleltenant Hobet \\'hliammms : from troop 1
to troop 1" , First c.\alry ,
Leaves of allence are granted : Major Gil-
bert S. Carpenter . Fourth InCmtr ) ' . four
monhts : C11ltnn ! Thomas U Itayummond as-
slstnt surgeon tour months ; Lieutenant
Colonel Huh A. The11'er. I.'ourteouth InCan-
try two months extllle'l ' : CJplaln PlaIt :1
There , Twenty-sten I Intantmy. tour months ;
Second LieutenantVthlamn ! II. Mul1y , Twen.
t-frst Infantry two day. extcnjed .
Second Lieutenant Robert I. Hamilton ,
Twonly-second Infantry h cetale ] for one
yeu's course ot Intruction In ordnance at
Frankford arsenal , I'hmiladeiphia.
I.lntl 01. . , . Cause i-'lsleil
WASHINGTON , Sept. 28.-Specal ( ! Tele-
gram.-In ) time matter of the contest of H'ch-
ard W. Mathieson , mayor oC Fort Piers J , S.
D. . against the llmesto d entry or Charles
P. S. Templn for cert3n ! hands adje nt to
that city the Eecrea r oC the interior today
reversed the decIsion ! oC the commssloner ! ot
the geeral 11111 ofle and held thin contest
for dlsmlss11 and the homestead entry Intact
The city contested time acceptance of 'l'em-
pun's final I proof , alleging Cludulent Intent
ant that time c'ty shQuld be alowed to take
the land as part oC the town site of I ott
I'ierre. TIme evidence In the C3'e. accord'ng
to the dEclsloa , did not IIO\i either aleg1 ,
tOl ( and thereCor the declslon was ag1lnt
thio conteslants.
S'lsoti.'hl 'i'hiitiihs < II" - Coimirimsle " .
WASHINGTON , Sept. 28.-Thc folowluH
order was Issued from army headquarters
today : "By oeraUon o the law , time un-
, Iersllned will cease to command the army
at noon tomorrow Sunday September 29.
Ho extends to all his companions and corn-
rades most cordial thanls for the zeai and
fidelity with which they have always EUII-
pprted him In time discharge ot his duties
and he assures them ot his hugh eEleem for
theIr soldierly and IlatrloUc devotIon to the
naUon. J. : I iCIIOFii1LD.
"I.leulonant General "
,
UI1'1 , ' lrl"III"1' " SI/"I.I.
ST. PAUL , Sept. 8.-When shown the In-
torvie : with Colonel John C. Now , announc-
lag that ex-Preslden , Harrison was not a
candidate. CJpla H.fl. ' Catle . who Is recog-
nlze,1 , as time spokothan ( of lie managers of
the boom for Senat6r CUshm1n K. Davis . for
preIdent , said : "Ahl' ' have 10 offer oa that
Is that I knoWn that many ot Mr.
harrison's strong'c ! suPjorter In Inl'ana
are favorable to sonci" Davis In came Barn.
r Harr.
son Is not n cuddll : ' ;
" , :
Ceimi mon misler " , .t iniiii's-s II" Staff .
TOPEKA , Kan. . tSoFt. 28.-W. II. ilussel .
. ( . ' Veterans
conmnmander.lmmchmiefmo'the Sons oC .
commandlr.ln-chlef1oJlhl
has announced the jtowlng . stnff : Adjutant
general , I , V. Sp1utm i h. lnclnnat ; quartermaster -
termaster geueral , i''t Liebenstein Chicago :
tpctor l general . jti Sthllain . Battle Cle-It ,
Mtch. ; surgeon , 'Dr. Dm S. Gardmmen
1laslon. 0. ; judge au\cclte Heneral. It. h.
Oglesby. Indlanatolh i , JbapI3tn-ln-chlef. Itov.
Fred 1 Cole Provlpe.c , H _ I.
- -
huluiil'm'i ' mlls'mit lllvIU : , ' " ' ill Ih'fI11.
NEW YOU Sept. ' 2g-Tic , board of dl-
rectors ef the Oregon Improvement company
at 1 meeting held today ileclded to default
on the Interest due October 1 on $6,463,000
of consolidated second mortgage I ler cent
bonds The Interest amounts to $310.40
The board bail discussed time idea of borrow-
lag money to py the interomi , but came to
the above dcclslomi
- o
IUlrn1"1 Stills fur Ilommie .
NI WIORT , n. I. , Sept 8.-The Valhalla
sailed for 1lelanl today , with Lord Dun-
raven on bJad as the . owner's guest.
1IU\'I"111 ut n"11 Vessels . Seist : S.
At New York-Arrlved-Umbrla , from LIv-
erpool.
At New York-ArrIved-La floungogne
rom Ihvre.
At Llverpool-Arnlyed-Etrurla. from . New
Yorl . .
YANKEE { WILL \ \ IEEP { TIE CUP
Ethelwynn Wins Tree Out of the five
Rcos for . - Half Rnter .
SPRUCe MADE A VERY PLUCKY RACE
-
t.istt I I I' \ , " ( itt. Most let'isli'si Vie-
tory of1" ot time l6veittM-
( butted .11 ni' 1'IJI.hlnl
01 livery ' i.es ! hut ( lime ,
CDNTlm ISI.ANI N. y . Sept. 28.-The
International ch lenge cUll offered by the
New
eawanuhake-Corlnthlan Yacht club of
York for hal.raler has been succesfuliy do-
rl'll : d , anel ! will relain on this side of the
Atantc unless some other country sends
over a fasten boat than Spruce IV. The
mimatehi which was concluded tOll ) ' . consisted
of time best three out of five races , sailed
over time Long hlalll Eune course. The first
race \\as won by the American and the second -
end I ) . the linitoim. On tIme third day hithich-
wynl withdrew after making one round
The choice oC the fifth course was gained by
: Ir. Brlndery on the toss oC a coln. lie
selected the triangular. The course was
sailed , cleanly over and tIme ) nai brothers
pushed their vessel ! through the water aster
from the start than Brand could. thelwynn I
sailell on every leg ot the six except ! one , amid
on that she lost but n 82COIl Spruce also
carried more call than Blhelwynn at almost
every period of the race. On one polnt oC
sailing . pointing Into the wile when heating .
Spruce Old the batten work , but gthelwynl
was always the faster [ looter anll. beating
ahead , not only maintained but Increasel her
lead.
lead.Time
The signal gun for the start was fired at
12:45. : I.thelwynnas : a hal mlnule In front
11mg to the first mark Spruce went about twe3 :
not crossing unl 6e\en econds Iter. The
wind was from the northeJt and hot stronger
than six knots nn hour. The racers \ \ ell
senl away 01 u heat to windward. In tacking ] -
Ins to the first mark SprucJ wcnt about twIce
to Ethelwynu's once and EthelwVln beat
to the mark I ) . two minutes ant ffeen sec-
'onds. Then C3ml a reach to the second
mark with the wlnel abeammm when Spruce WS
supposed to be al her best but [ . : thelwynl
1reasell her lead by forty-five seconds. : On
the next leg which was a freer reach still ,
Bthelw)11 g31ued muore maltn ! the home
nm'1rk and eOlpletlnr the frat round four mln-
utcs and ten seconds ahc3d.
One the fourth leI Spruce gained one second -
end on the ( Ammmericamm. At the Instant that
Bthelw'ln crossed the line this wind shifted
train northeast to southeast. This rem1k-
able colncJlence mate I leceseury for the
Brltsher to beat home .
The applause which both boats received at
tIme finish was one to delight time crew oC
any one.half rater Every boat wihin hai-
of enthusi-
lag distance lade some Blgnal
asm , amid the plucky Englisimnian . who has
Caught so galanty for the trophy can never
complain that the American people IUd nol
give him a part In the final ! reetng ,
The official tmp at the finish was : Ethel-
w'nn , 4:11:09 : : ; Spruce 4:2:50. : :
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HYDg. Isle I 01 \Iht. Sept. 8.-A meeting
oC the HO11 Yacht club was held lt 2:50 :
this afternoon to consIder ! the mater oC I
challenge for the Amcrlca' , cup hy Mr.
Charles lay no e. Mr. Rose was not present -
emit I.t the mcetn .
' Ele ( n ! said 10 tIme representative -
tve of tIme Assorlntelre , s this morning :
"The meetnr will be wholly a Cormal one.
I wow ! of ito huslnes to come before thE
mlelng exclll to confrm In writing our
telegram at the last week chalenrln In
behalf of Mr. Itore . A hotter 10 the New
York Yacht club will ho dlspnlche.l Ile
mufternoon. All the details lS to the , lute
oc the race , etc. . will he arranged Inter !
wih the New York Yacht climb , anti us : I.
Hoso'o challenge ' Im\o es no conltlons , ate
to the Illuce where the races Rhll h3 sauietl .
011 tREk prtnnlseR to bu an easy omme. I
rather rlmalns for the New t ark Yacht
cub ! to , tell what cOldllons It wan Is. amid ,
I have little doubt that wo will timid no slitil-
rutty In complying. Our lemh rs tenerly
are Illtat'ed at the respect ot I race and
Amerlca's oC "elng Oi\ cup. " flag ao Il challenger tor the
CUl ,
1.\IIY ltltlil ) A eon IX'gS'"IN'I'
1IIIH" , } nt 0,1.11 On lie Quit nt the
Inl 1111 Arlllhue'on. .
NEW YORK Sept S-A good card 11
Grvesend today was rlineel by scm'atches
which left time slake races with six starters
to contend In 1,0th. The worst showing wal
In the Speculation stakes at six furlongs ,
when only four started out or elghtpen. The
wholesale scratching waR duo 10 the ullpcur-
Inco ot harry Reed with only nlnel-three
pounds on his ! macic , and he went to the
\OSI at 1 10 2. : hugh Penny wai heavily
backed ollnllg ! lt 2 10 1 and closing at
8 to 5. None ot the othCIR were wanted lt
any Ilrlce. Frm tine fall oC the thmg , Arapahoe -
hoe stlrtell tn11 hurry Heel off his teat
and push1 along to the lthlh In O.l' the
quarter 11 0:211 : , . . and the tluce-cighithie In
O:3W : and the half In 0:48 : This was all
harry hUed wanted , and lie gave It up.
Arapahoe won eualy by two lengths In
1:15. : hugh Itnny could not extend ! hlm.elt
and WIS ! 1 ball lusl. Iii time second special
liamnnpo , Sir Excess amid l'lying Dutchmmmamm
vcre scratched , heaving Clifford anti Itey el
Sammta Anita to go antI the former was a
1 to 4 shot. lie shommld imave been 1 to 20
on the result. for lie won in a canter , lIar-
rlngton wns the choice 1mm time openimig race
amid ran as usual. Preston ran c1o20 behind
at a good rate , mind svhen it caine to time
hlntsli ilarringtomi gave It up tumid was beaten
imy half a lemmgth. Only timree started in thme
second race. wlthm April Fool as time favorIte
amid Ieer Slayer ( ho otmtsidr'r. 4gain tIme
futvoiite tell , ( or ieer ( Bayer womi easily
'lime third race guiVe a 'lc'tory \Vomivimme ,
who \von all time way. Ciussotte at 5 to 1 for
time place , heat time othmem-s , Slack Iiniggs
vtmn a strorg favorite for time last nice , ho
got time best of the start , hut could
rot hiolil it. amid m'as beimtemm hy a lengtim by
'rem Crowehi. Summmniaries ;
First race , six furlongs : Presion ( S to 1) )
won , Barrington (6 ( to 1) ) second , Stonmemmell
(15 ( to 1) ) third. Ttmmme : 1:15i4 : , .
Second race , mntlo and a sixteenth cell-
ing : Deer Slayer (7 ( to 2) ) von , 4\pnii Fool
(1 ( to 2) ) secOnd , Sabil (2 ( to 1) ) third. Thnme
Third ra'e , four and a imulf furlongs
\Vcod'imme (2 ( to 6) ) won , Cassette (15 to 1) )
i-coons , Annotlite ( ( I to I ) third. Time
0:55. :
Fourth race , SpeculatIon stnkes , six furlongs -
longs , selling : Arapahmoe (20 ( to I ) won ,
Iharry Reed (1 ( to 2) ) second , Jack of Spades
(12 ( to 1) third. 'l'inme : 1:15. :
Fifth race , mile and a furlong ; Clifford
( I to 4) ) wOn , 11ev ci Sammta 4i.imlta (3 ( to 1) )
SCeond. Time : 1:56i. :
Sixth race. flume furlongs : 'Fom ( 'newell (4 (
tim 1) won , Mack Iinige (4 ( to 1) ) secommul ,
ForUni (20 ( to I ) third. Time : lO2ma. :
iii'rgs'ii Mmmdc ii Gnu t Itiule.
CINCINNATI , Stp. 28-The Cib'omm II uco
mitmukes , a handicap for 3-ycar-ulds , was
htsrdhly won at Oakley today imy Prlimo Mm.
ister , mit 6 to 1 In time hetllng. Itandsimumi
nail Simnomi Vu' were ( hum choices , and both
were heavily imacked. Neither were Imlaced ,
The feature of tIme day was thin remarkable
nup of Seniper Lex , wIth Ilergen up , in the
fifth rtce , a mile. lie vmts practically left
at the post amid was a sIxteenth of a mile
belmhnni the leaders on time back stretch , but
ito gradually mnoved up and finally won
under Bergen's masterly rimllng tn a imot
drive. The attenulanee vass inimense ,
weather ierfect and track fast. Summaries
First race , purse , live furlongs ; Ruimiero
(1 ( to 4) von , Belle of _ Fou-dham (15 ( to I ) Sec.
onmtl , Motilia (4 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1Ot :
Second race. seltng. six furlongs ilasso
( I to 1) ) won , Gateway (10 to 1) ) secomud , Lin-
dolette (3 ( to 1) ) thIrd. Time : 1:1 : % .
Third mace , selling , four anti mu half fimr
longs : Cimerumim (12 ( to I ) Lawantia (9 ( to
5) second. Maul of honor (20 ( to 1) ) thIrd.
'h'mmme : : 055m ; ,
Fourtim race , Gibeon house stakes , mile
amid thres'-i'Ixteenthmtu : Prime Minister (6 ( to
1) ) won , Laumrc'mmte (15 ( to 1) ) second , Buck
Masslo (9 ( to 1) ) ( hilts . Time : 2:02a. :
u- , race , selilmmg , one mile : Semnper Lox
(3 ( to I ) von , .Jutlith (2 ( to 1) ) seconmi , Roose.
' et : (7 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1h2Y. :
Sixth race , selling , six furlongs : Prince
Inmnerlal (2 ( to 1) ) ivon. Olive (2 to 1) second
Yellow hose (1 ( to 1) ) thIrd. 'rime ; 1:14 : ,
( ; ettimsg I he Nt'my 'l'rni'ie I mm i4lmumiie.
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. 28.-Atm enormous
anroumit of work hums bevmm accoimiphisimed at
the lnglesidq race couran 'luring time past
week and the olileers fat time l'acliic Jorkey
club are now confident thmut everything will
he 1mm i'emmmlinosms for ( lie opemming day on Saturday -
urday , November 2. There Is no ( Iouit ( list
San Frammeisco will shortly imavit one of time
best equIpped i-ace tracks In America , anU
certainly ihe best winter neck.
'rhmree hunmlrt-d ummeim are now at work on
time new track , The grammil stand Is fast aim ,
proachiiimg completion , while thnftable hmavim
come up hike mimuhroonms 1mm tue Past week
haul tric'ks wihi be ready insIde of a. week.
This has been an herculean task , as 5(5,000
cubic yards of dirt were used In thin en.
tructlomm of the ( Wi ) tracks , 'l'here ma a
perpendicular till of sixty-four feet omm time
(11-31 quarter , whleb Is over tt00 feet at the
base. Fiye times as rumueb dirt has bee'i
utihtseil iii making the ImuiesIdo track as
cmi any other course 1mm Ammmenicmt. A. steeple.
chase course Iii time' shmnpe of a figure 8 hmnum
yet to ti constructed Inim1o of time two i-cg-
uilar tracks , F'our hminuireui thousnimii dollars
wIll Immove Iteemi expemmuluui ( I ) ' thmo Jockey climb
before tli gates lure timrown open to the
putmile Iii Novcmnber , Thml dumb will race a
mmmomuth , when the Cnhlfornlas and the l'n-
cIhIe will nhtc'nmmate every two weeks tiurlmmg
the season , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ChillhImi' for S.ei'tn tars mm miii 'i'mit.'mmt.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 25.-Time last day's rae-
Ing was 001(1 ( nail bitter : thie tmttcndnimco was
light , 'rime ( totting was lively ama ! time tmmhent
got time % vorst of it , only ammo favorite omit
of' six wlnnlmmg , Arhhmmimd was jmmnipemi omm
near time imimlf mile post in the lirist race
atmul itimnost iiamnstrutmg , it Is not thought hi
mill be. mulmt' : to race mummy mmmcmrc ( hula seumsomm.
'l'hiere m'hhi tue no rtmcimmg at time ( muIr grotmmmds
mm mit \\'eulimesulmi y , tic totter 16 , s'Imen ammot lie r
searon 'iil open , Smlmmmmmmanles :
l"lrst race , sevemm furlongs : hiititmo ( I to 1) )
myon , limit ) , FCImmg ( 'ulo ( S ( mm I ) eeetmmth , Lottie
i4amttin (4 ( to 2) ) third. Timnu' : I :29 : % .
Secommul ma cc Ii V. , fum rhimmm gu' : A mmmci iii l'utmo
( S to 5) womi , hr. U (12 ( to 1) ) secou.tl , Jemimi (7
to 2) ) timird. 'I'imuue : I :02 : ,
Third utica , mmmiie timid sevemmt ) ' yards : Pro.
imnic (16 ( ti ) 1' ) von , I hurohtilmme (10 ( to 1) see-
omuil , Leader hun (10 ( to 1) ) thtirti. Timime : 1t7 : ,
l"oumrthm mace ttvt' ftmnlommgs : Carrie C (6 ( to
I ) womi , lCu'm'ciml&'r (10 ( to 1) ) sceonui , l"anuuho
ltnwemma ( eveim ) thmlrtl. Time : I 60.
Fifth race , six furlongs , selling : Cave
Spring (3 ( to 1) ) swami , hhhbenmmhmmim Queen (10 ( to
I ) secomiti , lirldget (8 ( to 1) titlnul. 'l'immmt' :
1:15 : % .
Sixth race , six furlongs , mueliimmg : Millie 33
(9 ( to 2) ) won , lom'.iVooil : i to I ) ecommd ,
Amelia Mn ) ' ( Tto'2)third. Time : 1:16 : ,
( ) n'imIiig lii mit Siii'llli.II ,
CiilC'ACO , Sept. 25.-Time mmcw Shellheid
track was ( ihietied today to ft yen ) ' large ut-
temmdnuicc. 'Fhme rumelng wims all ( hint could be
desimt'th. There % 'ere sIx vehi hued niuces
and . several close limmiohe , Four events were
\.on it ) ' favorite , ' . liesuuhts :
First race , sIx ( unlommm's : Itumseci Gray wmmn ,
Ttiuueriumme , secomul , Alva third. 'l'immmc : I :2'i'a. :
Second mcci' , omme nmiie : Fiurs'uit'e 1' voum ,
lnimnmtuis msccommtt , lslohiie It timird. 'l'irne :
1:51 : ¼ .
'I'hlrd race , six tumrlcummgs : 11uh'itmr : ' woum.
Qut-emi Bess second , Esiuhlo F ( birth. 'i'inue :
I :29. :
:29.Fourth
Fourth race , nub mmmiii a slxteeuutim , over
femur hurdles : CohommelVcighmtmnmii : won ,
h-hurry Smith eeconml , hercules third. Time :
2lum'4 : ' ,
Fifth ruce , sIx fmirloimgs : Eagle liird won ,
Newhoumse second , C.uimvnti thiim'ti. Ttmmme :
I :72 : % .
Sixth race , live fimrlnngut : Slxt' won. In-
specter Ihimit scconui , Lizzie 14 thus . 'rimmme :
1:0. : _ _ _ _ _ _
( hi'iusiii ' ihity mit Is'l ioI I.
II4TIIO1T , 331dm , , Selut. 28.-A good crowd
attended time gutawnmy day's races at'lntl'
son totilu ) ' . Three favorites , a seconul cltcmii'e
and atm ommtsidt'r wet , . W'catlmer clear ; track
fast. Suunmmmanics :
i"hrst mace , six and a half fumnbummgmm : L. A.
uioore ' , % 'Oli , M rs. .tiorgmtmi se amid , 'i'hme
IU'nimer timhiul. Tune : I :21. :
See"mnd race. foumr anti it half ( uirommgs , sell.
imig : 'l'murtmtruimm m'uum , Gimaril second , Margmtm'iu
( liii's ] . 'i'imae : 0:59. :
Thmird m'acc , one nmile : Sammi Lewis won ,
Tippeca'-ot' secoimd , Lei'rouu Lolm thIrd.
TIme : 1:42 : % .
li'Otum'tim mare' , six furloimgs : Mnropime ivomi ,
Soumummuumninmiist seconul , Mother of I'earh
thmtrd. 'rune : 1:14 : ,
Fifth race , untie anti mm sixiec'umtim : Uncle
Jim worm , E. II. Shitnicy second , t'eytummta
third. Timne : 1:15. :
liiiljlst rie't iti'stmlts ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. 28.-First race ,
six fumnlouigs , sellimmg : Yreka s'omi , Jefferson
second , Colemmian ( hums . 'rime : 1l5u/ : .
Second race , live mmml a h'ult' fmtrIommgs , sell-
lag : Sir ] ticlmmmrd won , 'rimn 1'ltmrhmhm ) ' secommd ,
Vu'm'ague third. TIme : I : &i9.
Thmhri race , six fuinioimgs , hmiundicap , 2-year-
oltis : Lotmg Lady won , Ilenhiumn secotmul ,
Grtuiy thulrui. 'l'imne : 1:13. :
Fourth' nice , ammo mmmhie , selling : tjmmcle
GIIs ' itico i'ecommd Morverm mirth. '
% 'omm , , ( ( 'Iliac :
Fifth race , nmlle amid a hmmulf , handicap , six
hmurdles : Golti iust won , Bell Itinger see-
end , Espernmmmce third. 'rhino : 2:47. :
itmitrl's Fiiiu'i1 iii Itmi tusmis CI I
ICANSAS CITY , Sept. 28.-For time trotthimg
mmmeetlmig vhmich opens at 'Eximositiomm lrlvlng
park on 'rumesdmmy afternoon , under ( Ito aims-
imces ! of time Gentlemnen's 1)rivtng chili , over
100 entries have been received , anti es'er )
ciumsit hums hued. Aunommg time entries are'
Grant's Abulailaim , 21tlA ; ; Ironic , 2ll : % ; Laura
1 , 2:00 : % ; iaIisy lespaln , 2:12 : ; itylammd T ,
2O7 : ; CornbimmaUon , 2lt'mand : Itoimby 1'
2:12 : % , 1mm aduiltlomm to thu.m nitne timero wii
be two ruinminnc races each ( lay and Umroe
bicycle races Wednesdmiy. -
Itnumslk'mlpimeul b ) Ittilum mmmiii % 'hmt,1 ,
FOIt'I' WAYNE , Ins . , Sept. 28.-Time iurinm-
ctpal event of time clotting slay of time races
hero was thin attemmmpt of Azotti to heat ( lie
world's trotting record of 26.33 ; , butt the
horse could do no better thmami 2:1 : , A light i
rain wait faihlng tus .Azote started , uccomim-
imanioti by ahmmiost mu itile of whims , nimul lila
failure to tb uunytlmiuig starthlmmg .mts at once
predicted. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1dCAi Itm4VI'i'll4S ,
A meetlumg of time populists of the Third
ward will ha held tnmmmorrow ovemmimmg at S p.
1mm , at lCumlgiits of Labor imahi for time purpose
o organizing a wanti climb.
Today mvlhh be knowmm as raliyimmg ilay at tIme
First l'resbyterian chmtmrch iii mmli Its depart-
nmeumta. Morumhmmg services at 111:30. : Sunday
school at naomi. Usipil oreniimg rervicas.
Time Jacksonian cluh met last night at Pat-
terson'a ( mall with a few Iii attentiance , The
secretary was directed to mmmli Postal cards to
all members for tIme mmext mneethrmg. 'lIme ciimlm
thion adjourned to meet two iveeka from date.
Dr. GOLDING
'rho hst Itehimihile ii mmii Suiecesaftil
Sims'hmtlIst lii tIme 'i'm'cii I omen t of mmli
l'rim'mml , numd $ eer.'t Ilst'iiut's of tI-mm ,
Trt'atmmmemmt by immail. Corretiommlc'jmee utremnpuhy
answered. Canauitation ft cc maid cnmmtdetmtinl ,
Olulco hours , S mm. am. to P. p. nm Ctmhh or merit , ,
Sumnty5 ! , S to 12. Conuitmutiomu rooms , 201 timid
B5 ioumgias block.
13. 16. ( ; ( ti. I CI Ii . : hloilgi' , , Olmimmhmim , Xc'b ,
.A M ( 'II 14 33 i1I' 'l's.
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Anul tIme two V'oiiowlng Nighitmi.
A Stngo Full ot Fctnlnltto hlcnttty ,
S AI I JACK'S ' littrvgimimi Compammy ,
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Thirty hlmtmmd'uomtio h'omncn ,
In the C.orgeouimm , Captivating fluirlesqmie , the
"Bull "
Fighter.
6 Specimilty Ats 6 3 Ummhlct 3
A hltll.1dANT lmi3'iLlfl3flMllN'r 01" IthISS.
It 900 stay aivay youm'il kick yomimselt
1i , , olfice ewn all tIll ) ' Huimidimy , 1'rlces :
First miner , 1.4k' , 1k' timid $ h.IlJu t'mmlcemty , tOo mind
71c , gnhier ) ' , 2Z.t' , t.30 seats mit Goc much.
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