Nebraska Newspapers

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Hamilton , W , A , filownrt , I ) M. Douthel ,
1) Drnnc , 13 J. BimuldlnK.
1)131 I3L , 1 13 I1 Norman , A. 1) . HemlnR-
ton , Abr-1 rnrlKon , A. 1-3. Colvln.
DO1 OLAH , ItG-Il. IVtnrKOn , It C Jordan ,
Jl U , Ibiutniinn , John Bo lrky , James
Wolr-dienMky. It K. 1'iixton , W. H Hun-
chptt , John H Butler. A. C * . Hartc , Jamo <
JJusatko , OeorRc llnmnlntr , W W Illnic-
1mm , 1'Kil Hove , Charles Kcnsler , Trltz
lueilcr Krnnk Prancl , T Prlbor ky. Bleb-
nrd Berlin. M Lounsn , Nfltf Brown , Blrh-
nrd O'Maliey. Trunk Il nco k. L'on Lovl.
T. .1 MeVlttlf , Oic-nr Jllikettq U S Ilnll.
] ' . 13 Moore * , lllchnrd Sinllh J J Houehi r , j
Alphoimo Wll on , P. r O Malic ron T K.
Htnllioroimh , John Cl Knhn , llol" rt Chris-
tic.V U Gordon , (1. II I'nrki-r. W. A.
Htutndi-M , I ) O VntcM , Oorse II 1 ! < ,
OeorKe C Pcllner 13dar ( Smith. II 11 Hall.
W II Klboiirn. I1. O. Hntivon , .M B Wa h-
liiKlon. K B Curler , II. Onlli k , W O
More John Nevvlcnn , H. 13 Palmer , II N.
Wood , OeorROV. . fovcll , J. L I'leice , J.
Jl BrilRVlrlt , J M. Macfiirlnnd , r 1. ( "hnf-
fee Sfimuf-1 Mi Leod , J 11 Piirnv. L K
Htiitildlna. W N Ninon , r. I * Snilih , II I/
liurkot , K. S KHher , O. P Mnnio. J. S.
Miller O 13 Winter , J. H Chaitmnii J. L
Kaley. UV llallcv. J. L Llvcy J II
JvIcC'ulloch. C 13 Miller , A I , He. . i ) . V , ' . A.
Henneli. II. I * Oin > Pnter. ! ' J Utter , W.
H Konvvorthj' , r A Allf-n , S.im iMv-H ,
John Trouti-n. O 13. Bruce , J P I'olley.
John Schultz , W U Shprinun Prank Plus-
tin. O Whitney , J. P McArdlc , Wllllntn
Hopper M L Lrnch , 11 W Covvln II C.
Tlinni" . ClPoiRf MiComliH , I'hrU IV Ji-fjon ,
H A I-'orny , Jumi-a Walsh. Kriink Blclck ,
C. D LelKhton. IX L Johnson , J N. Stew
art \V J Moirow , L. S llulne * . W A.
H.uismiy. Hans Hlarkiii < * . A. I. Akerlund.
.linnet Mitchell. Jl. It LlvlnRston , Hprmun
llosslnu , J r Koblnion. Smith Brown , \VI1-
Iliim Von liohtcn. John Lcmke , John L
Webster , M T Biirlow , A ' Koslei How-
nrd MucAyeal , W. O Ilodscrs , Lullier
UUAWI-3S , 9 W. H. lleynohK W H ran-
Jilnir. W. W Wllaon A. A JIcl iiddcuh ,
Kratilc Cully , W. II ntchiim , C II Orahlo ,
J A HalihcRpr. A. J Palmer.
1)00013 lt-11 U Schneider , I , D. Illch-
nrdi , W. J CourlrlKhl , J C Cleland Georpe
II Hllchfook , Clinrli-M Moonev. A C. Hull ,
Jj. M Kccnc , II K. Ooff. William Ooldcr ,
Andrpw IJnii , ChrH Cuwick , Ci-orKi > Mur-
tln , C A I irtnn Thomni Ai-om , ! ] .
Atkinson. M T XollrrH , Charlcrt llant ?
DAKOTA. 0 William Wrttner , H Halrd.
Atlpo Hart , S. H. Combs , M. Mason , 1-ouls
Jtopkni'll
ni'NDV , I J F MorgMi , Oicnr Calllh.in ,
J. II Pprnuin , Jlax Monrolson
KIIIMOIU3 , IS 1'etcr YoiniKor-j , O P.
linker , .lamps ICi-ctnn , JOP Hums. Wllllun
White , C C. Allen John M. Hollar. U. n
Ayers. Churlps II Slo in , C. A Warm-i. C
11 Miller , A V Koulii. Crosbv Johnson ,
V. C Shlrklpy , K M McOrew , J. 13 Allen ,
N. J Taylor. C. C Connor.
PUAN.KI.IN. fl-A. H. lt\rum , C 13 Hud-
lonir. J G Shafer. W S. Marr , Thomas
SturKPon. Al HoldrpRU. S P Uuttotlleld. O.
G nallpy J I ) Ftillon
PnoNTll'311. H-W 11. Holmes. J. O. Mar
tin , II II ( lillllth , S. Ij ISutson , 13. P
Diuilai ) . K. M. llathburn , A. WiNey , C.
Cammell
PPUNAS , n Fred llohner , F. N. Merwln ,
A II Van llurp , J T. . . Ashbrook. S I. ,
I'-nrmor , C D lleslcr. H. II llnnkln , C M.
Urowit , Jakn Artz , A C. Iliinlcln , A , D
Honham , .1 I. Fisher. D P. Smith.
aOSIM3Il. rA W Se.ill C U llrown. J
II Jones , C ! C Junklns. G P. Knapiile.
GAOi : , V - T 13 Hlbhert , I 1. Kfske , D
13 Allen , S 13 Smith , 13dgar 111 own , I' II
James , James Saumleis , 13 10. Hanlen , G
H Johnson , Hairy W JacKson. J M. Kll-
jmtilek. A H Seller , K C Drake , Noah
Jlyan. J. W Williams. C. T. Hairlson R
Vf. iJillln , W H Wilson , Joseph Kills , 13
H Hinds. J. U Meaiiumhlln. I. W Cell ,
C W MrCnlloiiKll , S M Steece , John A
Weaver , J 1 Shaw. C 1 ! . Uoils IH S Se.l-
TOJin. Walter Smith , T II. IJuibo , II Glas-
BOW. C M niKK , Uus Graff , J C Hlirch
GAHFII31.D. .1-1 * . A. I3d\\ard , D S Iley-
non. Jumps Itnrr
C1IIANT , 2 K 13 Lowe. A H. Stuck.-r.
HAUI.AN , 9-A. Iv llurr. 13 I * Moans. C.
A. Luce. A J Armstrong , W M. 13r\\ln.
Thomas Shellley , J. 1 * . David , Allen 1311lott ,
T L Porter
HAYI3S. -J , U Cruzen. S C. Franklin ,
J. 11. ChiiHlnor. U. W FrerlliiK
HALL. IS George II Thuminell , W. F
JIcLnuRhlln. G L House. W II. Harrison ,
Seth Wilson , C. W. Brlnlnser. F Jl
I'cnny. D. C Xlnk , II. T. Fuchrman. Jack
Gallagher. M. T Garlome , Georso P.
Dean. John Alexander , W II Harrison ,
W. T Spelts. A. W. Uuckhclt , I. M. Cole ,
tester Hotishton
HITCHCOCK , R Messrs Cole , Arm
strong , Campbell , Itoblnson , Shurtleft and
Van Petteii.
HOI.T , 11 J. 13 Allison. 13 S. Gllmore. U
M. ChlltleU. Nell Hrennan. B W Johnson ,
D 13. 13IMoy , J. L McDonald , S J.
Weeks. .1. M Hunter , J. A. Hlec , W. S
HAMILTON. H J. W. Hunnpll , M.
Woi thv. Sam Spano lo. N C C-hrlslenson ,
M F Stanley , J. H Cain , F. J. Hrlelter ,
John J. Farley , N. J llonan , A. K. Slek-
man Swan Peterson. P. U. Harilson , W J
Newell. C. O. 1 { > C1HHI.
HOVVAHD , S-A. 13. Cady. Frjyilc ] 5arlle ,
1i Hermansi n , Hemy Ilnnsen , J. C. Coin-
llcld , J 11. Williams , John Uober and dies
C IinFFHUSON , 1S-C. W. llary. . 13 L
nilclmer. G T. HagRard. F L .Miller. H. T
Ilower , D. Lewis , ( J IJ. Muiiay , P. W
1'rlec GeoiRO Iteilell , n L Cllne , Cabh II
Taj lor , S H Men 111 , George Ciiunli , W C
J'aiker , L D Mi-Cord. Charles Daw son ,
II W. Challlce. Ja ) > er Helnry.
JOHNSON , 14 A. 11 Allen , O C Carman ,
C. A Pierce. T. Applc-KCt. David Collins. J.
O O'Connell. J W. MrKee. H P. Adkins.
31 F Hltchroek L H Xlnk 13d UcjuoUK ,
C P Hon. C C Heed C L Hothcll
KI3AUN13Y. 11-C 13 Johnson , J C Mr-
Klnn < * y H 11 Heffner. John C. Poteison.
I3d Anderpon , C W Morrow , H J McClel
land , I3d J Peterson , S. C Stewart. J. A
Cllnp. Jeff L Stone.
KI3ITH. S H. D. Lute , 13. M. Scarle , C
A Walki r
LANCAfTTCU , 71 S J. Alexander M T
Altkon , C A. Atkinson. L W llllllnKsl y ,
J W How en , Prt-d Heckmrinn. C. C llurr ,
H M llushnell. S. II Hiirnham. 13. LIs- !
nell , T II Henton , S. W. Huinham , H
11 Cow drey , W II Clark , T M. Cook. W
J Crandall. D. G Couitnay , S T Coch-
iaii J T. DorK'in , Thomas Dai neil , P .7
Uore , I. M Daw son , W A Dlllwortli , T.
J Dlekson. W L. Daw son , Web 13aton ,
A W Field , C. H. Gcie. Il 8 Grimes.
F A Graham. II II. Graham , A.
K. Haney. W. S. Hamilton , J.
13 Hill. C A llanna , P M Hall , W. A.
Hartley , II. W. Johnson , J J. Kelliy , H.
1C Kuimnn , Goonjo KImmoll , C M. I im-
beitson , W. H Much. L 1' . Hidden , C n
Mori 111 , C. 13 Magoon , Sam MnClay , W. C
I'hllllps , Phelp-i palnc , c. W. Pleice , L. C.
1'ace. I. Jl Haymond. James Ste\enton ,
AV Motion Smith , 13 11. Sixer. V. 11 Stone.
W M SoPlev A. H. BchleRi I. K II Spen
cer. A W. Slewait. A It T.llbot. II H
TownlPV , Joseph Tenter , A 11 Trlmlilo
A II WhMiian. J n Wil'-lht. D G Wing.
G J Woods. J. H ANcstrolt , W. .1. Wcllcr
KNOX 11 Georse A. ( Ironies , C.eoise
Cliamheis Dug WiitHon , William Kaley , II
II Pintail , S Saumleis. A C Pilttei , O.
A\r Illcp. ItnliPit Lewis , A , L. Towle ,
George IMKilon
K1.MIJALL. a-W. J. Leaning , CS. W
Beard
K13YA PAIIA. 3-ir. J. Skinner , C. A.
lllplev. W. Wood.
l.Ot'P , 2 lieiijamln Johnson , W. H. Dun-
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'LINCOLN. n-A s Baldwin , .1 n nvans ,
W M Illiunan , Alnx Stewait , llobeit Mu-
Muiiny , W. H. C. Wooilhuist. P L. HarI -
I > er Ira T Haip , J imps S Piobblns ,
LOGAN , 2-13 P. Hmllh. D P. Wilt-ox.
MADISON. 1 , ' C 13 Duinhnin C. A. Jinn-
rtnll , ( leoigc 11 Spear , J 1 ! llnrnrs. llow-
iird Miller. Prnnlc Prlnee , F W. Itiehuid-
fion , W N Hiibp. W. M. rtobertBon , John H
Hays Hint Mape-t , Piank Hurnham ,
Thomas Mi Donald. 13 H TI.IC\ .
M13UUICIC IV Itobcrt Campln-ll , J. J.
Gallo ly W T Pin-lion , W < Keir. Jake
Tcmplln , Ilany Tomplln , W C Hoblnson ,
1'ranklln .Sweet , W. 13 K nr. D L
Grlnir
NUCKOLLS. 11-G L Dav. W. H. Dean ,
J D Stlne. A. C Fell , W H. L lKll , S. T
Caldwell , H A. Seaile. K D. Iliown. .1.
Warren Kelfer. Jr. G. D Pollmir , S. T
Chiisty , C H , Holmes P. A Sherzlnger.
KAN'CK.L. . w. Moman 13 D Gouhi.
C II Wiluhl , N. A. Wllllims Oldfon
M'herln- II. McClure , J H Umstead
layman HnriH
NI3.MAI1A , 1" > J. D Strong. Kd 3Ia\will.
Hauy McCandlehs , George Sulton , Iloberi
Volker Kilehel. H H Halley. John Stialn
A J runiliH , C F. Stowait Irwln Hurn-
limii Itufni Le.ich , Geoigo Vanhonton , J
J * NI-M ) , Thomas J Majora
OTOH. 2t ( M T Johnson , H. C Fiooman
1"3 A Hi own , Paul .Ii-Shen , John C. Watson
H H Hailllng , Nelson Oveiton , J W
CuBtil. Patllok lloddy. Wllllun Ilydoi
Wlko Haistlt-i , W II Norton. C. H. F.I-
tnendorf. Geoicn 13. Htown A. D. Walt
Ueoigu W. MeKro , ChaileH Dorman , J. It
M.'K < > < J O MoonT. . J Smith
PAWNHi : n-H. C LtndKO. Cl > do Hnin
nrrd , John H. llopei. C W Collins W. H
Wilson , Pranlt Haiilson , P Wenzel , J. J
lUin.ird , L H Wood * , W M Glffoid. A
K llasHlir H M lli-ny. r K N\e K. L
Vanee C \ Si'hnpptl
PHIJI.P.S. 10-F A Hi-ai ) , O II Huberts
Cr.ujL-3 ( nil ) liull Ilia slrkjiess In tlio \ \ < nW. It
retains IhvdlgoMted fond too lung In tin ; l nu-h
nud pnnluci'i liiliunauesj , torj > ) il HUT , InJI-
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tongue , haV li ,1'l.iclu' , In-
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uul ) 1'JtU to U' e with liooJ' bar.ujarllla.
W. II Ilnll. 13. O. Titus , T. r. McCormlck ,
P D. SwniiKon. J. II. Johnson. M , S. Ander
son. W , A. Forsythp , O M. Hoe * .
I'lKItCn. 7-H 9 Heck. W U. rh HW | ,
Thomas Chllnprs , II. J. Illll > beck. Hnrrl-
son Hammond , Wllber 13. Hoair , 13 I.
PIiATT13 , 11-Kdward Harlpy. Ous Hpchcr ,
N'pln Oleson , Thomas Wilson , 13 C. Max-
ui'll , J. U. Sterrs , J. G. Pollock. Fred
Mc-PdPl , J. M Kllllnn , 13 A. Stuberger , J.
I'OIJClT ! H. Cnm-il > p'.l , W. 13. Klnney ,
Peter Pike , Jam-s Miller , A L. Austin ,
J H Ml&kev , H. H. Kummcr , L. V. Haa-
kell. II. Ok Arnold. . ,
H < 3I3 WILI/UV. 11-11 H Trolli , Gcorso
lloel.nell , V Franklin , W T Hen'on , M
13. Piper ; C. W. HarneH , A H. jluiti'M. A.
11 Smith , C P. Waterman , J. 13 Kellc > ,
12 H Hnnks. H. II I3isterday
ItlCHAHDSiiN 22 C. P. WNer , J. C
1'VrRUs , James Hill , 13 Werner , L. S
Sihnfffr , William Hutlei , J. C. A. Jionls ,
A. H Keltn. 13 C ) I.PV\S. | J C Yulzy , I. W.
Nanslnt. Clunks Stiawn. O. J , Hi-it/ ,
HPIIIV Peterson. J D Wloks. P n , Howe ,
LUP Ii\enport. Charles Smith , Jpmo Jami
son , P. W. SumiPlson , S H. Haync , H J.
HOCK , 4-Thomas Ilulton , A. H. O ili ,
13 Opp and T A. Mi Cuen
SALINI3 2J-C H Anderson. H. M.
Wells. W. S Grafton , J. H. Dougo , W. H
Morris , I , W. Dawi-s. J. 1. Tldlmll. 1-3. 13.
MiGlntle. 13d Fleet. K. I Fosi , \ \ O.
Southwlik , W. P. Flshburn , J. II. Phillips.
J W Shab.ita , A 11 Kenyon 1L. . Petti-
bone. Georpo II. Hastings , 13 W. Ml'-kell ,
F. J Sadolllc , J Nlspelf C. H. Goodwill.
C. 13. Van Pntten.
SAHPY , 7 A H. Nichols , P. J LinROon ,
G W. Pox , M. A. Lunn , S. A MoiriFOii ,
John Ward , P M Graham
SAPNDKHS , 19-A Lav-rty. H II St.uld.
S II. Hall , T L Adams , Juries f-i luilz.
Oscar Hall , \\lllaid Wilson , U. 11. Kiis-pp ,
J. G Wilson , Pred Jackson , Audi on Klein-
Ing. D. P Turnev. W T. Mau.-k , J A.
Anderson , M. A Phelps , 1 . ; * . Church , A.
D. Chamheilaln , T. J Plekolt. W J l.ehl.
SCOTT'S HLtfPI3A 11. Wood , O. W.
Gardner and Sam D. Cox.
S10PX. 2-H Covey , 13 )3. ) Ll.-rmoio
813WAHD IB D J. Hlown. Tlutnas Lorr.
H. D. llarney. J. H. Hamilton. A H Fur
nace , J II Heckman , Dr. Lon'itldsv , J .mcs
Wright , James 1-3 Smiley , Thomas Tvde-
man , Charles Wortman , John I3ml"imrt.
P. H. Hlshop , G , W. Lo lev , II T. Jom ? ,
GeorgA. . Mcrilam , G. A Ueiby.
STANTON , C T L Ackcrmin , A. I1.
3nos. S Denny , H. Y. Appleby , 1-nn Kern.
M. Jeffrey
SHI3HIDAN C-T. M Huntlnrl < n D M
Mortal , W. H Newton , T. I " | i. inpi iii.
Charles Wpston and 13 J. Hoblnson
SHI3HJIAN. 5 13. Munn. T II. Heasoner.
Theodore O'Jendyke , L , lleehlold , Jacob
Mbei s .
THAYKIl. 17-Jesso Starbuck , Dr. Demp
ster. J A Mail , A. M Dyer , Dr. Moss-
heart , II C Kllpatrlck Dr Wllcox , Daniel
) ry. F Oltson. 1-3 M. Jenkins , Frank
llolllngsivorth , Harry Wilson , George
Holes. Alf Llndsey. C T Hlchards
THOMAS , 2-J M. McMillan , C. 13 Cal
ender.
VALL13Y. 7-n 1C. Hedlon , J. H Capron ,
3. S Soars , II. H. Thorngate. J A. Hat-
ton , Geoigc. H Hastings , Georgu I. Kellcy.
WASHINGTON. 14-.I W Hoggs , H. D
Hairls. H F Wolse , F. H Clariage , Hoilell
Hoot , H Hlaco. W. J. Cook. O A. Pegall ,
Hinry Hilllngkanin. J L Cook , T. K
Pauling. II. H. Heed , Chi is Sierk , Joe S
Cook.
W13HSTI3H. 12 A. F. Hayes , D. M. Hun
ter. C 13 Putnam. A M. Walters , A. J
Wairen , John MeC.illum , J S White ,
Charles Hunter , D M. Abel , L H. Fiost
13. II Smith. C. W Knluy.
WAYNI3 , 0 J O Woolston , D. Cunnlng-
i.im , 13d Hennlek , Dan McMiinlual , George.
H Halley. John Donner , 13 C. Hrook ! .
Nels Giimsley , Chailes Schulthles , B. F.
Swan.
WHKrjLHU. 1 C H Gleseky
YOUK , 21 G. W. Post , chairman ; N V.
Hal-Inn. C A. McCIoud. A. B. ChrHtlan ,
J. H. C Bremer W. L White. W. H
Ueadoi , C W Shreck. A. W. Wellm.in , B.
C Campbell. F. C. Power. W. 13 McCIoud.
H S Harrison , W U. Nichols , H B Bet
tom. C. B. Palmer , C C Boslow. J N
; < lldow , William MuFadden , H. Mc-
Conaughy , C J. Nobes.
FOR THC HATIKICATIOX.
The McKlnley ratification tomorrow night
bids fair to bo one of the grandest demon
strations of a political nature ever held In
Lincoln. As It will be the prrludo to the
greatest republican convention the state
ever witnessed , the attendance will bo large
and the enthusiasm engendered rar reaching
n effect. The location has been selected ,
In front of the Capital hotel , uhero a mon
strous stand la being erected Colonel Ed
Slzcr , marshal of the occasion , has opened
"ratification headquarters" In tlio Llmlcll
lintel , and Is assisted by a corns of clerks
who are pushing the enterprise t\lth Igor.
A mammoth picture of McKinley is being
painted by a local artist for Bcrvlco at
llio ratlllcatlon meeting tomorrow night ami
in the convention.
Adjutant General Berry announces the.
resignation of Captain S. II. Stncoy , of
company 13 , Second regiment , Nebraska
National Guards , stationed at Ord , Valley
county Captain Stacey's resignation is
caused by business pressure.
Omaha people in Lincoln- the Lindell
3 T Dorsey , II. II. Iroy. A. C. Powers and
wife. N 13 Wescott. James Allan , C II.
Boufller. Edward Soils , Oeorge W Covell ,
R. C Jordan. John H Ilutler. At the Cap
ital G F. Dett-i Samuel MacLeod , John
C Thompson. At the Lincoln H. T. Clarke
NEWS SPREADSTO CANTON
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a lo ? from the cabin oecir led by Abraham
Lincoln In 1 23 at N w Salem. Ill On one-
end of the head of the giuel Is Inicilbed
on n sll\er plato the name of the donor
and the above stated far-Is , while on the.
other , on a gold plate appear the words :
"National Hi-publkan Contention , Held at
St LonlH , June 10. UW , Nominating William
McKinlc-y for President "
This gavel , which stands as nn emblem
and typo of sturdy Americanism and Amer-
li.in homes nnd Industries , was placed In
my hands as assistant seciotaiy of the
convention and of the notification commit
tee for presentation to > ou on this most
happy occasion. It glvi s mo the piofound-
eat pleasure to discharges this duty and
to say that In handing jou this gavel I
hut express the opinion not alone of the
treat mass of the members of the repub
lican party of the United States , but o
many thousands of Independent demo- rats
who stand for honest money , that In No-
vembei next the work of the convention
which nominated you vvlll be clowned by a
majority m-vor jecehi-d but by one otlu-i
nominee of the it-publican party , and that ,
following the paths of the maityicd Lin
coln , whose memoiy is rcprescntfd by thH
gave ) , > ou , like him , \ > III dltuh.iin'c the
duties of the great ofllfe. to Mhlch yon
will surely bo < leeted in Noiembcr next
with uiiselllHh pattlotlsm and unswen-Ing
fidelity to thu constitution and principles
of American llbeity only iiniPHuiitcil by
the it publican party.
As the applause subsided , utter Mr. Smith's
presentation of the hamlgomc gavel , Mr. Mc-
Klnlcy stepped foiward to the. edge of the
veranda and said :
Mr Smith , I thank you for this beautiful
gift and for the eouiteoiiH terms in which
> ou luiM > conveyed the wishes of the con-
vi ntlun I am ! uil to huve so valuable a
souvenir of thn gie.it national lepubllcan
i onvi-ntlon , and cKpcclally am 1 gintotul
for the remembraiico on account of the
hlsloilc associations connecting It with
the- name of the maityu-d Lincoln , whose
memoiy Is an Inspliation to every Amer
ican 1 thank jou again. ( Cheeis )
Bcfoio the notification pally could get
seated for luncheon a reprcbentatlvo dele-
gallon from Columbus , v.hldi had come 120
miles , tailed , ii.5 ! In number Genei nor Mc
Klnley rcbponded to a prpiientatloii by ex-
Attoiney fljneral 1) . K. Wntson :
You havi ) done mo gu-at honor which 1
highly iippieelato by DID tall you have
made upon mo today. 1 letall with great
est pliasuro tha tour yeais 1 spent In Hit
capital city and th.it old place lias become
\oiy de.ir to mo. 1 felt through all those
yo.ua that thetovas not u moment ol
tlmu that I did not have thu sympath )
and the piipporl and the good will and tin
encouragement of the men of Columbus
Inopcctlvo of political adulations , and 1
locall no four yeuis of ni > public suivlci
that were moro .iBrnt-aldo to me and thai
huvo left moio , i)2iccnblo ) memories whlcl
I t-hall thiilsh foicvcr than the four yeart
1 ppcnt among you 1 thank jou. Con *
giensnian Wntson , for the giaclous vvoidi
you huvn spoken peisonally to n belf ]
ilo belli-w In mv country , I believe In It *
vnul posblbillties and 1 believe It IB enttrelj
with us what shall be thv possibilities 01
the luluro for thu government of th <
Unllril States ; and I tun suio that th (
I if oplp of thin country , fiom ocean to ocean
will Htanri by those principles .uul thosi
pollclPH that will Btcuru to the people o
the United States the greatest prosperlt ;
and thu highest deMlny.
M KINL13Y PIIKSI3NTS THUnSTON.
Coutlnuli.g , the eovoinor bald. " \V <
, iavu pi r tent with us , mid it glvt-i
mo the Krcalctt pleasure to pri-seiit to joi
POIUCJ tit the iiollflintlon committee fiom tin
icpubJir-nii natlaual LOUVoMluil. The firs'
per oi ! I dc.ilrc tu prcsrnt U thn Illuatrlou :
iltleru of .VehiasKu , United Stutex Scnatoi
'lluiiiton. "
In irply lo c.illb fiom thousands of pee
flo uskeiubUd , Senator Iliuiston appcarce
uni ] kald frum the ttepg of Qovernoi McKltv
! ( ) ' home
Koui ypr < i Hgo the demociutlc party huh
in ii-i Amcrlenn pi-opla "Qlvu us frei
ti ide nnd the prixspeilty of this countrj
v. Ill Increase ) " You loted trea trudu am !
pioipmlty recodtj. They said : "Give u :
frpo trade nnd new Industrie nnd far-
torlPi will open , " lint thny c1o pd Thf-y
said : "Give ui frpe trade and thpro will
l > n Increased pmployment for Americans ,
lint there was Increased Idleness InstPiid.
They said : "Giro us frco trade nnd wniei
will rlHp , " Imt they failed to rlv They
mild : "Olvo ns free trndo nnd business will
boom , " but It bustpd ( Laughter nnd ap
plause ) Today. In the IlKht of their past
experience , it Is absolutely necessary to
abandon their old position nnd thry now
pay "Give us free sliver nnd all lhe o
Rlorlous results will follow. " Don't yon
think. In the light of their past repudiation
ind bnnkinptey , that > ou had better have
i llttlp collateral security before you ac-
ttjt thilr new promise of Ameilcan ptos-
pprlly ? ( Loud applause )
Governor McKlnley thru Introduced rx-
Senator Prank Illscock of Syracuse , N. Y. ,
n these words : "My fellow citizens. It
gives mo very great pleasure to piesent to
you the rcprtBcntnllve from the great I3m-
1 Ire state of Now York , Senator Hlscock. "
Senator Illscock responded
Ixidles nnd Gentlemen You are here to-
lay to meet friends and neighbors of Gov-
rnor McKlnley the c-andldato of the to-
itiblleali party for the presldeney. Your
Jiearts are overflowing with love to him.
Your Judgments approve him and you most
icnrtlly endorsp the principles for Which
10 has lonif labored and which arc now
HIP platfoim of the n-publleaii pnrtv 1
ame hero from the state of New Yolk ,
epreseiitlng that state ns a me mber of
the nolltlcatlon committee , to notify him
of his nomination , HIM ! 1 say to you that
10 U ns dear to Ihe hearts of the people
of the stain of New York as ho Is to jour-
sol VPS I proclaim to you without fear
of contradiction that he Is as much np-
> roved bv the republicans of the states of
S'ew York and bv their Judgments and by
one-half of the democratic party of New
York state as he Is by you ( Laughter and
irplause. ) This year wo had a super-
ibundiinco of candidates for the prcsl-
lency men pre-.sented as statesmen of no
n can merit. Thomas B Heed Is a great
nan ( Applause ) New York presented the
mine of that grand governor of our state
who was elected by 1V > 000 majority Iowa
ircsented the name of Allison. 11 gre-at
statesman ( Applause ) Ohio presented the
lame of Melvlnley. ( Yells and npplauso )
Senator Illscock claimed that 111 propor-
lon to population as well as In fact , New-
York would glvo a larger majority for Mc-
Xlnlcy 'ii'Xt fall than Ohio.
Charles 13. Tovvnsend , tlio representative
of Maine , rcpljlng , said :
I'nfortunatelv for me , Maine Is very
> oorly represented , but H represents the
iiislni'ss Interests of the countrv , 1 came.
lorn the .state of Maine , who had a favorite
son that we thought this convention ou ht
o honor , but when wo came to this eomcn-
: lon we found that McKlntoy was the pco-
> lp's eholce ( Loud cheers. ) Maine has al-
vnvs been loyal to the republican patty and
.o the > nominee , and I can my to you that
n November wo will give the nominee the
aigest in ijorlty that any president has
ever received from our state.
PLKDGCS PENNSYLVANIA.
Delegate-at-largo Dr. Theodore Flood , edi
tor of the Chautauqua Magazine , said-
What state In the union should stand up
as the chief apostle of protection doctrine
f not thn state of I'enna.v Iv.ml.i' And It
will do It In November No state of the
mlon will stand by sound money with more
votes than the state of Pennsvlv inla in
Novembei The declaration made hero to-
lay by Governor McKlnley tbat he ac-
[ epted the platfoim adopted by the St
[ jouls convention without anv nu , illllcatlon
ndlcates that there cannot be n more ac-
eptable candidate for the presidency of
fered to the peoplfi of Pennsvlv inla or of
the conntiy than William McKlnley ( Ap
plause. ) I make the. declaration that we
will plvo to McKlnlev thelirgest popular
majority of any stateIn the union In No
vember ( Loud applause )
Senator llrown of Virginia was then called
out and remarked-
I wish to say that I hall from a state In
.vlilch . all of our presidents have been dead
Tor some time. ( Laughter and applause )
Rut wo have the satisfaction of knowing
: hat the great men who have gone at some
time or other lived In Virginia I wanted
to connect the old state with Major Mc
Klnlev. but falllnc In that I lnvo located
Mr H.inna In Virginia. ( LaiiRhter. ) These
gentlemen who come to you from these re
publican states do not have the fun that
we have In Virginia. Wo get a majority
there this evening nnd tomorrow moinins
It Is pone as the frost bcforo the sun
( Laughter. ) I thank you for vour attention
and I siy this for A'lrglnla : Tint the state
under the sound money platform will re
turn again to the ranks of the republican's
Temporary Chairman of the St. Louis Con
vention C. W. Fairbanks of Indiana , answer
ing a call , remarked :
There was some question when that great
conprcHs met at St. Louis In the mini's of
some in to what would bo the declvratlon
of our pal tv faith. There were some who
were .afraid the republican party would
stiaddle. I had no fear upon that point.
for the republican i arty never Htraddle-et
In all Ha llfo. In the old days of Abr.iKam
Lincoln th" republican paity did not strad
dle upon the supicmo quenllon of slavery ,
and when war came the republican pait >
did not divi- * ? and straddle but npoke foi
national 'inlty Upon all tincrext iitrs- [
tlona before thi > people , currency and the
tariff , the republican patty never strnd-
dlcd. nnd It did not straddle at St. Louis
( Loud applause )
Colonel RemmeH of Arkansas made re
sponse :
We have here today icpres ntnllvcs from
the Kieat state's of our countrv and they
have told what they ate tolng to do and of
their lovalty and of the majorities thcj
are going to roll up Wo are here today to
bring our tribute o' love , lojrltv and de
votion to that magnificent standard bt.irer
of the republican paity , William MeKlnley.
We. are going to cairy tin- state of Ken
tucky , the state of Tennessee and the state
of Louisiana , where the governor had the
coinage to go down and speak for the great
Industries of Lotilsi ui.i
IOWA'S HUNDRED THOUSAND.
Hon Calvin Manning of Ottumwa , la .
came up smiling to remark :
You will pat don me If I preface jny re
marks by Hu.vlngthat in all that Is good
Iowa affords the best. Speaking of Iowa ,
you all know as well as 1 do that Iowa Is
republican and we never go democratic ,
only when wo are dry. ( Laughter nnd np
plauso. ) Wo propose to make the vote
of Iowa n clean 100. ( ) plurality for Me-
Klnloy and prosperity.
Judge Hughes of Vermont said.
All that has been said In promises by
New York and Pennsylvania ami ) > > In
diana I hoie will be followed by perform
ance Vermont needs to make no promise
to the u publicans of this nation that nlu
will she n mcati-r inajotlty neeoidlng to
hi-i population than any other state In the
United States can glvo. ( Applause. ) Tin-
time has come to leturn to the kind of leg
islation that McKlnley advocated and that
will be > made and executed by him and
Vcimont will be theic clc. ling him
Hon. Martin Van Huron Jefferson of Mas
sachusetts
Thu time Is diawlng to a closn and 1
only wish to miy ono word foi Massachu
setts. It Is vvrll known that Mai-s.icluisi its
had a New England pen whom they went
to St Louis to nominate for the candidate
of the lepubllcan party While ahe- was
clearly lojal to that HOII , she vum also
lojal \VlllIam McKlnley. MiiFsachusetta
next November will cany 100,000 mulorlty.
Wo are all united and wo love McKlnley.
Ho has all th qualifications that Massa
chusetts needs and bv these qualifications
1 have said that In Massachusetts McKln
ley will cairy every state this side of the
Mississippi. I thank you , gentlemen , for
the opportunity.
Captain Jock Crawford of New Mexico re
cited a poem and then In reply to repeated
calls National Republican Chnlimiui Mark
A. Haiina said ,
, J "in ijlail to meet you nil , especially thu
ladles. ( Loud cheers and laughtf r ) I have
listened to the distinguished gentlemen who
have fiddrebsei1 von v.ith much Intmi stand
will bear In n. ! * * the pionilseu they ImM )
made- and will see to It that they per'orm
theli piomlses Wo only have time left to
take the plctutcs of the notlllcatlon commit
tee , so I hope the audience will excuse me
Thu party was then photographed and then
left for Cleveland. Tlio names of the party
which traveled on thu special notification
committee train are ns follovvH W. P
Aircy. Maryland ; C D. Alcxaiidoi , Ala-
bain. . . 0. H. IH-era. Illinois ; Hiram Brown-
lee. Indiana ; John Hrcsler , Nevada , L. M
Bernard. North Caiollua , James W. lirook ,
Veimont ; J. S. Brow nine , Virginia ; W. D
Frnzee , Mississippi , M. 13 B. Jbffeison ,
Maksachusotts ; U. T. L > nch , West Virginia ,
Henry G. Mone , Delaware ; Calvin Manning.
Iowa ; J. P McCartey , Now Yen It ; T J
O'Brien , Michigan , Georgu A S > kes , Con
necticut ; Henry H Smith. Washington. W
D Savvjei New Hampshire , C. 13 Town-
bend. Maine , II. L Wilson , Washington ; II
A. Huso. Veimont , J. A Buckley , Oklahoma ;
J. W. Butler. Texas ; Krncst Caldwell , Ten
nessee ; J W Darrlngton , Arizona , Jacob D
Early , Indiana , Denis Egan , Florida ; Theo
dore L Flood , I'unnsyUanla , Joseph FolU ,
Indian Territory ; Charles Hilton , Oregon , C
S. Johnson , Alaska ; Robert Maxwell , New
York ; N G NIcKemon. Wyoming , Jl. 0
Ring , WUconsIn , J. C Sanborn , Rhode Is
land ; Walter Smede , South Dakota , Senator
Frank lliscock. New York ; General McAlplu
and Mr. A. 13 Humphreys of Now York ;
Hon M A llanna and Sylvester T. Everett ,
Cleveland ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Me * riinoii Maria tur Home.
CAPE MAY , N. J. , June 29. Vice President
Stevenson , left Capo May [ or Uloouilugton ,
111. , today.
SICKNESS IN THE YALE CRE\V \
No. Six Has Tootlincho and the Coxswnin
fiom . ore Thrcnt.
ENGLISH OAp ; SUIT THE MEN NICELY
Longer 1'ooni niiil Tlilinier lllnilc
Aliiruil'oic-o In tinS
but the Test l * < nut
1 " r.mleil.
( C'ojiyrlRlil. 1W , by I'ro PuMliililnv Conipnny. )
IH3NLI3Y-ON-TIII3-THAMKS , Juno 29.
( Now York World Cablegram Special Tele
gram ) Yale used Iho now 13ng11sh oais to-
nlghl for Iho 11 ret time. This h.is not been
a ( latlsfnctory day. Coxswain Donny Clarke
developed tonsil Ills on Snlurday. Thu crew
rested on Snndny and today the doctor ad
vised him to stay at homo. Tomorrow , how
ever , Uonny will bo In his old flaco nnd
the hills will once more io-echo with noumls
of his nnnmtchod voice. I.ongacro devel
oped a serious e-nso of loothacha and went
to Heading last night Ho returned nt neon.
I'ayno Whitney took his plac-e at No. C and
did remarkably well.
The new 13ngltsh oars are noaily two
inches longer than the American oars
brought over nnd nearly an Inc'i : nirrovv r
nt the tip , The blade Is neaily three Inches
longer. The bojs are .ill hli > liu iik.i.v : . !
with them. Captain Cook said thai
they would bo given a fall trial
nnd the probability is that they
w 111 bo used from now on. The crow
certainly grabbed the wi < tur b'Hcr and
quicker than nt any time jet. Po liuuiv in-
\ltatlons wcro oUendod to HIP en v jester-
dny that they were divided. Some went on
Mr. Crisp's launch ; others dined with Ihe
treasurer of the regalia committee.- , while
the remainder drove all the afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson , Klehnrd
Harding Uavls and Charles Belmont IJ.iv Is ,
consul nt Florence , spent jeslerdaj here.
They rowed lo Marsh Mill. ; , but did not ac
cept the Invitation to luncheon. The duchess
of Marlborough Is expected at thu recep
tion next Thursday
The great ttngltaii-Aincrlcan four-oat ed
race Is to bo rowed next Thursday evening.
Captain Browne Armstrong has not fully
decided who is to row In the boat The
captain will bo stroke , Ilnlph Paine , ' 08 , is 111
be No. ,1 , and Miller No 1 Manager Do
Illbour may bo bow , but It is not jet de
cided Iho boats are clinker gigs , a sorl
of working boat. A four from the Henley
Kowlng club will represent I3n liitul No
body in cither ctow lies been In either boat
this jear. Thu conditions nre that only
onu piactlce spin will bo allowed before the
race. The distance is the li > st half ot the
course souielhlut ; over half n mlle The
American four slopped cigaiettes today. Iho
major will bo referee. The betting U ac
cording to who bets The Sports' club of
London v.-lll give a dtnnei to the YoJu crow-
on the evening of Thursdaj- , July 9. Iho
last day of the regatta.
regatta.ntmil
ntmil M'INTOSII.
DETAIL OK1 THE DAY'S PUACT1CI3
H13NLrY-ON-THI.3 TMAMES , J-ine * ) -
During this morning's pracllce of Iho Yale
ciow Whitney replaced Longarre and
\Vhcelvright 'replaced Clarke Longacic
went to Heading Jeslprday evening. Ho Is
suffering frorii ncdr.ilgln in the face , was
up all night , had n tootn extracted anil
Is rather weak. Kc did not return in time
for the early prrtctlco todrjClarUo Is
suffering from ra sore Ihroat. which kept
him ashore. Wlicehvrlgnt steered this
morning until Fin/I : Trinity's co\sv.ain vol-
untcend to stecf'for tlio Yale men. The
offer and its prompt acceptance are further
Indications ot thej friendly tcinis esxlstln
between "nob" C6ok nnd the Anu-t leans
and the English rlS-as. | Whitney dfd - > ciy
well at No fi. Tha new oars were tried
today. Their nowijrss prevented any pccu-
late estimate bclnc formed of their va'ue.
but the Yale wii think 1'iat ' , ihey will not
prove better Uini' the old ones
The Dubl'n ' , University crev and the London
"
don Hov.-lns club "cljiht have arrived here
The I3ton college elsht has been'scratched
for the Grand Clnllenge cup , and thcic-
fore it is rot likely that Yale will row on
Monday. July C , but there Is little doubt
that the first rnco of the Americans will
occur on Tucndaj' .
Dr. McDowell , the American champion
sculler , sajs he. Is In good condition and
In the race for Iho Diamond sculls will
row tne KnglLslimni for Ihe last Inch.
Deb Cook spent the first part of the aft-
01 noon in coaching the Yale cicw to make ,
a quick catch of tile water , using a pah
osr shell for the instruction. The New
Haven cicw was out at C 30 p. in , having
valted foi Ihe fronl end of ihelr slides
to be raised a little mote , thus making
the whole slide morp level , Longaero was
well enough to go out for practice and
riarko v. Ill probably be well tomorrow
first Tilnltj's coxswain again steered the
Yale boat. The boat was paddled to the
Island , behind which Iho crew practiced
starts. They made ono start with the Lon
don Rowing club's sf-ond crew nnd beat
them ten feet In 100 j-ards. Yale , how
ever , was net steady nnd was nervous at
the start. The first half of the couiso was
clone In 3 " 7 with a stroke of thirty-eight
for the first minute and an average stiokc
of Ihlrtj'-sevcn over tl-o distance rcfcncd to
Tills was not considered good time under
the perfect conditions which prevailed. The
afternoon was beautiful and there was no
wind.
Neither Hob Cook nor the boye express
a definite opinion up to the present re
garding the new oars. Presumably they
like them , but Hob Cook wants anolhci
trial in order to' settle the question.
Trinity Hall went over the whole courno
duilng the afternoon , doing the half In
3S2Vj : and the whole In 7 10. with a thitty-
slx htioke. The I3iminui'l College eight
picked up the Trinity Hall boat on the last
half of the course nnd beat the latlcr by
Ihroo .quarters of a length. New College did
only a little paddling and Indulged In no
haul work The Leander crew- did llio half
In 3 24 , vlth n thirty-seven stioke. The
London Hovvlng club nnd Dublin university
crews mo inthcr nigged as jet and the
Yale men do not consider them In the game
class as the Lcander and New College
crews.
Hon. llupert Guinness , holder of the
Dlnmond Scull trophy , arrived at Henley
today with four sculls and a professional
trainer named Kast ,
WHAT .I3QI1 COOK SAYS.
NI3W YOKK , Juno 20. The Commercial
Adveitlfecr today prints the following cojiy-
ilKhted letter frmfTKfibcrt J , Cook , coach of
the Yule.
HI3NLI3Y-ON-T1 5II3P , Juno 29In nn
tally inoinlnt ; 101 today thu Yale ciew
nnido nuc.li a crfcdl . llo Hhovvliiff thai It ic-
celved the praHul' ) f CoUch AleL.tno of
Now College , -vvhtfi complimented me nnd
upckc in tc-rmi * ofr-n imlratlon of the Anu r
lean boys' stioko This , howoviv , wrs not
tlio only Incident of the spin on thu tlver
While the vvuaiiiri * fit llio blno were i ut
down to their vJoik'they fe'l ' ii with 8 c-
end Trinltj crew and a tipiitt followed-
lloth Yule nnd Trinity rov/c-d thu name
number of stiokes , to llio inlnnto thirly-
slx but the bnAvn'And iiiiu.'lii ind tiujn-
ing of the Americans ted ! and they had
Trinity nafo ut'thdivnd , K-adlnij bv about
u quarter ' ; u.thoiil'ti length Althoiihli
\eiy early in llio day , the spurt was wit
nessed by n number of npt-ctatoiH along
the ilver and Is ono of the inleti-Mliid
topics ( HbcusHcdU > doy
Two lmportnnt''lm'rnbcrs of Ynlo'H crow ,
Loiuracii' , No , . , ? , , , , wd CoxHvvaln ClarhB.
were not In their pilicos In the boat during
the row today. ' ilJotii nro Buffering slight
ailments , which will necesBltatit their re
maining qulot for a day or two Lonu-
nerc Is sulferlng from nn nciito attnck
of neurulgla It has necessitated thu ex
tinction of two teeth Ho will In all prob
ability bo mound nnd nblo to tal.u his
plac In the boat by tomorrow. Cluike
lias not taken very Kindly to the atmos
phere of Unglnnd and is laid up with n oio
throat. It Is not serious , however , nnd I
think ho will bo out of doors again and
In his place by Wednesday
Thu new Kngllsh oars ordeied uweek
or more ago wurn umd for the llrst lime
today Although they hnyo only been tiled
once , they si-em to bo an impiovemont over
the Ampilcun oars biought over by the
crew They catch thu water better and
hnvo a supeilor sweep. The work today
wan particularly aatUfactory to mo , not
nlono on accounl of the good showing
miido by the Yale crew against Second
Trinity , which is slgnlllcant , as that crew
beat Trinity Hall In n short spurt u fw
days ago. but also because Yule went over
half the course today with a thlrty-idx
Htroko In three mlmiU-s and twcnD-eluiit
aeconds. Althoujjh Trinity .won the grand
' < 1
Goods
o e e a
are half soldL9 !
That's the reason we are having such a phenominal run
on our $8.50 suit : You can go anywhere in this city
or any other , and you can't match them under $15
Why well , because we "bought well" bought at half
price and being sold same way.
chillenge cup last j-ear , and Yule < eems
to hold l.er this vcai's crew safe. I think
New College and Leinder would beat Yale
If thu nice was to be rovve-d today. Tney
haven vii'it amount e > f exiieilenee- and tow
better together Still , there yet tcmalns
a full week for Yale to gain spewed and
aUIII and the American crew has In e-n
steadllv Impiovlng and has at no tlmo
shown Indications of going backward
TIIK AATIO. AI , ii\a n.
IMilIiiilelphliv V\lnn MX rirxl In Ten
II > M from llnstoi.
HOSTON , June 21. Dolan was as wild
as a hawk today und vv.is also hit haul.
lie w.n taken out In the fifth , but the
game had bee n already lost. Considering
the- heavy batting , the home te im Molded
well Scotu :
Boston . 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 20
Philadelphia . 2 0 1 0 ! ) 0 0 0 1-U
Hits : Boston , S , Philadelphia. 13 13irom :
Boston. . ! . Philadelphia , J 13nrned runs :
Boston " , Philadelphia. 4 Two-bas-i hits :
Long , Thompson. Tlireo-ba e hitSullivan. .
Stolen Inse. Thompson liouble play * * :
Lovvo to Tucker to Stlvetls ; Cio > s to Hull-
man to L'loutheis Kli l on balls Iy !
Dolan , S ; bv Caiiev , i < Stinck cut. By
SHvetls , 1 , bv Carej1. . Wild pilches :
Polan , 2 Pallet les : Boston , Uolin ,
Stlvetts and Tnnej ; Phil idolphla , Cavsoy
.iiiil ( Jridy t'mplie : Hendeison Atlenil-
ance , 2 500
GIANTS CAPTIMU3 ANOTHER.
NF.W YORK , June 21 A combination of
hits and uiioi.s , coupled with sever. " ! biies
on balls by K > nnedv. allowed the New
Yoiks l tallv four runs In llm lli-sl innlnij.
which pi ox id enough for them to win from
Brooklyn , o i the latter e-ould do 111 Ilo or
nolhlng wllh Sullivan's pltcMlng. Attend
ance , 3.4CO. Score :
Uiooklyn . 0 2
New Yoik . * u
Hlta : Hiooklvn. 7 , Now Yotlc , 7 Ciiorn :
Hrooklyn , C ; New York , 1. 13.irnnl inns :
nrooitlvn , 1 ; New York. 2 First batu on
bils Off K"iinedy , 3 , off SulllMUi , 1 Struck
nut lly ICcnnedj' , 1 Two-biso hitsJones. .
Shlnd.e , C'ark. ' Stolen bases ShineiliG. .
13a\lt > , TlTlian Double plavs. C . DavH
to Firie'l ' to C'lrk ' , Olea-son to r.irre'l ' to
Clailc Pas-Jid balls : Wl'son (2) ( . P.atti-rles :
Tirooltlvn. Kei-t.-dy anil Glim : New York ,
Sullivan and Wilson Uttiplre nm lln
unn1 ? ON A. nvTriNO SPHKH.
LOUloVlLLH. June ? J The Heds had a
batting streak today aril knocked both
Hi i 'nan ami Ciipniachani out of the Lot
rnd bit Smith' " ! curves hard The Co'onels
put up a stupid cam" , both on thn h i-ses
and In the fic'd. Attendance , 1,200 SCOIB-
Cincinnati . 0 . " . 3 21 1 0 T 2-2)
Leniisvllle . S
Hits : Cincinnati , 21 , Loulsv lile. 1" 13irois.
Cincinnati , 2 ; Louisville , 0. I3 riKd rui s.
Cincinnati. 7 , Louisville , ) Flut on balls-
Olf Dvvyer , 2 ; off Human , 3 , off Cunning
ham , 1 Struck out : 15y Duyer , 3 ; bjHm -
inan , 1 ; bv Smith , 1 Homo tan : Iivvln.
ThKP-biue bits O'Uilen ' , Miller , Plet . ( I.
Smith Two-basu hits Miller. Pletz
Stolen liases Miller CS ) . Hey (3) ( ) , McP'ice
(2) ) . liurke f2) ) , Smith , Irwln Doub'i ' pliy :
IVMer to KlnoiO- Hit bv pitched bvls. !
CunninehiiTn , Irv\'n P.-ised ball Klrulon.
Wild pitchesCnnnlnglmm , JJxv vei Uat-
lerle-s PIlHlnnnll Pwye-i and IVlty , Louu-
villo , Uoiman Cunnlnsh un. Smith and
Kln.dovv. llmnlrc. . SheilJan.
LOET1' IN TIH3 PIXTH
ST LOUIS , June 2' ' ) Alter plijlns peed
ball for live Innlnes UKIlinvvtt't went to
n'eces and the Phate.s batted out sit runs
In thsixth. . This gave tl.ein a lead that
the Urovvns , who are weak at batting just
now , could not oveicome Attendance , 500
Sro re
st Louis . 00010200 1 I
pitibbunr . i o fl o o o o i o s
Him St. Loul . S : Plttsburs 1 ! . I3rroi
Rt. Louis , i , Pittsburg1 , 3 \ined runs
Rt. Loulfl , 2 : Plttsbuut , . Two-base hits
Dowd. Smith (21 , Hnrl Three-b.iso lilt
Steii7el Stolen bases : Dowd (2) ( ) , Patiott ,
Douirlas-J , Uli rb.vuor. Double plajs : Smith
to I31y ( " ) . Meyer to Connor ; Cross to Con
nor Piist base on ball i Off Ilushey , 1 ,
ofl Halt 4 Struck out Bv Hit if hey. 1 ; b }
Hart , 1 Hat terieti : St. Louis , Hail and
Murphy ; Pltlsburjf , Ilugiiey and Sugden
Umpire : I.yrch
SPIDP.ItS DOWN THI3 COLTS
CHICAGO , June 9 For f\\ \ Innings the
giimo vva-.i .in ( vrn and exciting o le Al
though niaiked by costlvrrors , the mis
plajs v. eie more than oflSi't by most bill-
II nil Holding. In which Pfeffer nnd Hlnkt
wen- the Btais The Spiders found Qtll'ith
nnd pounded out Ihe RIIIIIO In the last Inn
ing. Atlendanci ? , . ! 'Go Scoie :
Chicapo . 2 o o : t o i o 0 n-i ,
Cleveland . 00 1002102-9
Hlla- Chicago , fl ; Cleveland. 11. IJrioiH
I Chicago , 3 , Cleveland , 3. I3nrncd inns
rhlc-.iRO , 2 , Clevelind , I Two-bifn hill
Orlllln , MeAleer Thlee-buse hitMcCSan
Home tunAnnon. . ] > oublp plavH Kill-
rciHte to Pfiffei. Pfi ffer to Dahlen to All-
HOII , ChDds to Ttbcail Btiuek out : Jl >
Gi IHItli , 1. bv Youiiff , 3 Jtases on b.illi
Off Gritllth. 3 , off YOIIIIK- 1. Wild pitch
Young , ninetiesChleaqo , GrlHHh and
Klttredge ; Cli-xe-Jiuid , Young and U Connor.
Umplic : Keefc
SI3NATOHS WKHH 13ASY.
ISALTIMOHK , Juno The Champions
downed the fVnatorn with < asn In ted ly's
panic Pond's pitching wan the lea lure
Attendance , 4.4CS. Score '
Italllmorii . 72001 204 1C
Washington . 000100002- . " .
Hits lialtlmore , 14 , Washlncton , 3 13-
IOIH. ISaltlmoiv , 3 ; WashiiiBtou , 2 Haimd
runs : lialtlmore , 7 Two-base nilsUiodle ,
Dojle , Jovco. Donnelly. Tlnee-biso hll-
Keeler. Stolen bases : Jennings U ) Doyle
Hrown , Keeler , Hrodle Dnublo plaj.s
Lush to Cartwrlsht Klrst base on balls
Oft Pond 1 , off King , 3. off German , 2
Hit by pitched lull : Jt-nniiu.i Struck out
lly Pond , I , by King , 2 naileries : Haiti-
moie , Pond and Hoblnson ; Washington ,
Geinmn , King and MeliniteUmplic. .
HurstSTANDING
STANDING OP TH13 TKAMS.
Plaved. Won Lost. P.C
Kalllmori ) . ' > ' > 'M U C..f ,
Clevehind . M 31 18 Ki.t
CMnclnnall . Cl 3' ) 2J f.VJ
Uoston . H3 3. ! 21 WO
Washington . 63 27 21 M.9
Pittfburg . M 29 27 Bl.X
Philadelphia . 6R 30 2 * Bl.7
Chlcaso . C2 SJ SO El.O
inooklyn . 7 n 21 .l
New York . 68 21 Si 4J y
st Louis . r.s r. 2fl
Louisville . 51 11 13 20 I
Games today : Clove-land nt Chicago ; Ni w
York at Ualtlmoro ; Philadelphia al liiook-
lyn , Plttsburg at HI Louis ; Iloxtoii ut
SVaHhlngton ; Cincinnati at Loulsv llio.
or 'iTii : \\rj3S'iT3it. > i.uitaic.
Ui-trult WJiiM Anulhcr friini Hut
l.oi ilcru lit 1 1 n in f.
MINNEAPOLIS Juno 29 Minneapolis
nnd St Paul fought for nine Innings today
and the seore Htood 1 lo 1. In Ihe tenth
Connors made a homo run for Minneapolis ,
nnd then Denser , the St Paul pitcher , vvaj
pounded for MX other iun Score :
Mlnncupolls . 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 J-J
SI. Paul . 0 0 1 0 U 0 0 0 0 0-1
Hits Minneapolis. 12 ; St. Paul. 5 I3r-
rora : Minneapolis. 2 : St Puul. 4 Ilattci-
les Hnbtlned and Schilvir Den.se-r and
'INDIANAPOLIS ' , Juno 29-sioro
Indlanapolla . . 1 0 0 'J 0 0 0 0 0-3
De-trolt . 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 -
Hits ; Jndlnnapolla , 8. Detroit , 0.
Indianapolis 4 , Petrolt 2 Hallerii-s liam-
"lAlt'V.ll,1Mli.pI'1V \ > ( Kff'vn ani1 Twin , aam
MILWAPKI3I3 , WIs. Jumi Mfieo - .
Mllwaukeo 1 2 0 0 0 0 ' I S
Kansas City 12
Hits Milwaukee , 11 ; Kansas City , 14.
LMOKS Milwaukee , 2 , Kalis is City. 4
Hatteile'i : Sneiir. Jones anil Nunnemaker ;
On Huh in and Like
COLUMHU3. O. . June -Score " :
ColumbiiH 7
Gi.ind Il.ilds 00203 122 1 , !
Hits. Columbus. 17 ; Giand Itaplds , 12.
KnoisColuinbin , 4 ; Grand Haplds , o
Pntterles : Pears and Campbell ; McKarland
and Smlnk.
STANDING OF T11D TKAMS
Plavcd. Won. Losl P C
Indian ipolls 52 31 11 ft ! 5
Delroll fit , u 20 ft ! 3
Minn apoils G ? 3. 2T. r,6 1
Kansis CHy r,7 31 2f 514
fc > t I'-iul " , 2S 27 Mt
Milwaukee CO L'7 tl . ] , o
Grind Rapids f,0 2J 3S , r
ColumblH ( ,0 21 3' ) - 3T > 0
Games todayDetroll at Indianapolis ;
Kansis City at Milwaukee ; St j'n'il at
Minneapolis ; Gland Haplds at Columbus
W 13STiil.AbbOOl \TION UKSDI.TS.
( 'rilnr ItaptilH Di-lcnln Pciirln In n
l' < isllii > ii < " .l Cninc.
CI3DAU liAPIDS. la. June 29-Score :
Ccdai IJapids 0 K
Peorli 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-3
Hits Cedar Uanldt , 11 ; Peoila.ri 13r-
lors : Cedar Il.ipldn , 1 ; Pecrl I , 3 liatlet-
les : Illslty and SuiIlvan ; liatston and
Xelsler.
STANDING OF THH TKAMS
PI iyed. Won Lost. P.C
DCS Molnes Til 40 11 7S.4
Peorla 51 32 21 GO I
Rockford BiJ 33 23 5S.S
Dubuque fit 2J 21 r > 1 7
Qulncy 51 21 3J JD G
St Josenh M 22 31 39 3
Codsir Haplds 5 ! 20 3. ! 37.7
liurlington 57 1U 3S 333
Garros for today : St. Joseph nt DCS
Molncs , Qulncjat IJuillngton ; Peorla at
Cedat Haplds ; Hockford at Dubuque
NOItTIIWKSTlJIt.N IlllI3l3D13ltS' UACI3S.
'IioHliijv > lectliipr OIICIIH nt Chlcn o
rrltli SDIIIIOrillntirj fioliiK.
CHICAGO. June IS. The trotting meet
ing of the NoilhvvesUrn Breeders nsso-
rl.itlon vlitually bc .in this afternoon , Sat
in daj's HOo.Ion and a. good part of the
time led ly having bei n devolecl to the
hors- show The latter feiiluro fulled lo
dra.v a Hecond erowd , onljnboiil DUO people -
plo being in nltcnduncc today. Two races
were compleled Muccv's rrcy lllly Mnr
jrue-rltc hid little tiouble In winning th <
Hopeful stakes for 3-je.ir-okls In the 220
clabb , but her victory wus not HO hollow
as th.it of New-bcrger In the 2.-10 tiot The
Kenlnckv hoiae- , who Is now In thi > hands
of John Splan seems lo bo Hhovvlnp some
of Ihe foim th it w.-is e-.prcted ot him In
his jou ui I In was coiiHldoicil one of tlu-
mott promlalng ye-iilings ever seen In Kentucky -
tucky bul proved oiintlc Ho won w.ij
off tod.iv . 'lid reduced hlH neoid to 2.10' ' )
? lurKii < _ jlti' Hotted the f.iblesl heut s-roml
by a"enrold thli season , 2 1VJ Ki.ink
Agnn's ownern nro Irving to Ret blm Into
trc S3t'0 r-iclni ; spi-elal sot for Tiiurml.iy ,
lut tin o-.in is of John It ( Jditij und
Joe P.itchi-n object TIi stills
2 10 trot , puisi$1,0 U Ne.vv bertjor , rnsr ,
by J lyblnl. dim by Kentucky Prince von
-straight heats Time 2 21U JIM. 2 Ifi'i
Wilier S Eiccond Stanley B third Hoyanii ,
Gold Pebble. Pilni" Miil.it , .Ne-tallus and
Aichlc Carnal-on also Mailed
Tl'o \ < o i fill stakes , for f o i 'f 1VI1
eligible to 2 0 class , trotting , vain51 Oi
Sl.iiKUi rite , u : t. by I3atlc Iilrd-.MnKle-
1' , won In iitralght heatsf Time J IS' ' . . .
2 U'4. ' 2 2' > Vi. llij'peius second. Acrgli- Me
dium lhl-fU Klnit lied. 13va WiK'lit. Bel
13prltuban Curia , Ambit M.ir ueillu
A nnd I3ob Collins also uluitcd
1IIM3I ) UHAJIPIOASHIP AT TI2VMS.
Only Tv i > I'nlrs l.cit In tlie t'l >
Touriii-y mill 'I'lit-j Vlecl TinilKlit ,
111 the citj tennis touinament the mixed
doubUs event ban now been biought down
to the final tound. and the championship
tie will be pulled off tonight between Mi
ami Mrs C S Ciilllngham on the one side
ami C II A'ouns and Miss Ik-lie Hamil
ton on the other.
Liiht nlUit's matches ended In victoile-s
feu thews two palis Their \letlms wore , n -
spicllxely. Mlll.iid Hopkins and Miss Wal
lace and C II Cookson and Ml s II million
Mr und Mis Ciillln ham won by tin1 HIOIC
of 0-4 , 0-3 Yoimir and Ml s liclle IJ imll-
ton IIP it Cooltson nnd Jllss Hamlltnn , 0-3
i.-O One pi ly of Miss Hamilton aiouxtd
the enthnslaHin of spectators to a high
pitch The game was iatlu-1 a hoi mi" ami
Young volleyed ono of Cookson's lobs hard
nl Miss Hamilton , IIPVCI expecting to h. c
It returned When Mlhs Hamilton quietly
tddu and half-voile d Iho
Htc-rpi-d lo ono - Ji
bull o.n the tut us picttlly as an > old-
1 linn pluir could have done It tin sr/ic ta
on vi 10 not Blow In showing tlu It ap
I III' ' ' I'ltlOM
I Coni-H'-iiiblo Inteiest Is takui In to-
niliht'i ) mini content Both sldi-.i have thcli
bicker * and "thohn who know" are illvldi d
In Hull oiilnlons us to whal Die tmtionu
i will lie
I CHICAGO Juno 21) ) In the Chicago Tin
ids club'h Invitation touinai it todaj
Iti-ldcn ilufc.iti-d Waidner. C-.1 , 3-l ( C J
GHOIKO V > renn iliilentcd Mjcis. 111. l > I
fi 2. 0 4
i Kvnrta Wri-nn difialid Slocinn ,
Can Neel defeited Sam Nee I. 9-7. C-l
( jAiiijs oi" Tim i77vii.v : A\IITII its.
! -lirln llelil Wins n ' .eoiclier friini ( lie
l.oulNv I He TI-IIIII ,
LOUISVJLLI3. Neb. Juno 23.-Speclal
Tcligiam,1 Sirliinflill came over today and
won n hot gjme by u : icoro of 7 to 3 All
| went well till the tlxth when nn error
! by Loulsvlllo and Ivvo doubles by Spilns-
i Hold gaw Ilium tin * lead. Score :
LoulsvIllH 0-3
KprlliBlUliI 001003210-7
HitsLouisville. . 7 : Hpilngfleld. 11. J-3r-
IOIH Lc.ulrtvlllc. S : Spilim'tleld , 5 Bfiuclt
nut : Uy I'eile , 1 , by Pllup , i. ISiibPS on balls
Off CuIi 1 , off PlliiK , 3 IS U lei lewLoul i
vlllee'olu and Mi-Neah ; KiirlnRlleM , 1'llu ,
und Km i 1 PniplrpMelJnlen
13)3Miii ) , Neb. June2JSpecial ( Tele
gi.unJ-A veiy InU-Ublliig gaimi of ball
xvaa jilaji'il lb ! nltcrnoon bet win tin
YOIIIW Men's e-luli of Wist Point .mil tin
liiemei nine on the. latlei's uiouidi It
w m a M-ry e\eliliiK gum" Horn rtlnrt lo
finish Uct-mtr madu ihuo ucor.s In Ui -
jibl liming and won thv t-anui. Sc-oiet
W.fct Poinl 3 2 q-
U llKl- 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 J '
i Him Wut Point. I. Ucoincr. 13 Sliud.
I outJly Cook , IS ; by Chndy 10 JJatlereii
lleemer. f'oolc and Helnhurt , West Point
( 'hady and Keil Umplio : Thotnuon of
\\e-hl Point. 'Jln.o. Onu hour und foil >
inhuile ? . . _ _ .
AVII1 l-'liiUli ( lie heilHiill.
UUllirQIJU. In. Jnn 23-Tim
anBOclatlon buso ball nuiKimlc-a vvero In
g , union all the nttvrnuou nnd until l.'te
tonltfht Tbo condition of tin no-latl jii
was coii'-ldeiid at li tutli Ilipoita tton ,
Iho auprxiwd ni.tk elilb.-i vviio fao fa.urtilm
that It vvus decided to llnlnh the tyoi
with eight clubs .13 at pior.unt conalltuted
* 1'000 casl1 na
out ,
season The
pnrcentnco
bv" 8 ' and was leplac ? . !
n
ii : < uri3 M v < ; ; \ ITU'S ui3ust'iMtntin. .
AIIII H ItiiMliCnrnc , PI , , , , , nll , | o. P.
lebenu I3ncli ( ! UO > , 13v lilrnce.
PI PTS11UHG. June -There was a gath.
cling of bise bill iiiaiimtes ; hero loihiy
to attend the meeting of the board of di
rectors of the > National League called to
consider the case of Amos Husle , Ihe Now
Yiitk pitcher , who tufusod to sign wllh
the club for this season unless a line of
$ :00 wa.s lemltled John M Wind appeal nl
for Husle and Canny Plj nn. Iho mispi tided
New iork pitcher , was also on hand
The meeting adjourned late this even-
lmr , nftet having mist lined Ihe New > . orlc
magnate-Ill exeiv pal tlcular In the Huslrt
case John M Waul made a slion- , ' plea
or Ilnslo. but failed to make his point
'Iho case of Carney Plj nn was decided
thl" , " . " , ,1 < 1 > ! "l 1"1 I'nitiKht n ilvll 'lilt
against lil" club the mailer was nol wli'iln
the boaul's jiirl dlellon.
The ileclslon of the board which will In
all prob.iblHtv cause the mosl talk In ball
iMt i let wan thai rendered In Ihe ease of
Mimagei 'IVbo.iu of the Cleveland club , FV
as a result of the charges brought by Um-
plips Lvnch und Weyclmim Tcbiati was
lined $ .t for conduct on the ball Mold
which was disorderly and tending to prel-
iidlce the game In the e-jes of the public.
He must paj the > line within ten dajs after
notification or be disqualified from further
paitlclpallon In the game under Iho U-agun
t tiles
M3\V KOR THU rilI3\V9.
( ; < irnll anil PI > IIIIS > Iviinlii riiuoiie
l.i-n.l.T * for tlic > c\t Itcurnttn.
ITHACA , N. Y. Juno 29Tho members
of the Cornell university 'varsity crow
have unaiilmouslj- elected I3dw.ini Orion
Splllman of Tonavvnndi , N. Y. as captain
of next j-ear's ere > v. He was Htioko oar In
Ihe ' 97 freshman shell and lasl j-e-ar rowed
No. 2 In Ihe crew at Henley Ho rowed
No ( , \ tthe crew that i stabllshi d . \ now
wnihl'i tecord for foul miles at T'ough-
keepslo last Krlilay. He Is 21 yearn old.
Is , " Te-et 10 laeln-s tall and weighs lt > 5
pounds He Is taking woik In onu of the
engineering courses , and Is one of the most
pi pul ir men In the class of ' 97 Ills elec
tion gives gie.H satisfaction , and tin-re Is
no doubl but that H will be couflimed by
Iho athletic council which body passes on
all elc-i lions of 'varsity captain i
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 2 ! ) Samuel A.
llojlc Ir , has been le-elicted captain of
Pi nn-ylv mla'-i 'variltjcrow. . Ho Is a
mombcr of Iho clam of 'IK of the law
school and his home Is In Vlr lnli Ho
rowed at No 2 In lYIdny'H rni-n at PoniJi-
keepilc and vv.is one of the bo-t oarnmnn
In the "hell Hit Is. n great leader and has
thn ability to rnthut-o life Into his men.
He cvvas the only man In this je.n'H crow
Hint had had anv oxpoilence In rowing
be foi c comlntr to Pcnnnvlvnnla Last ycnr
lu was caplaln and stroke of the Columbia
Athletic club's eight at Washington Ho
will have n > atly all the men who rowed
under him last week back neM j ar and.
Is confident of tinning out a erew that
will be near the fiont of the qn i Iraiigular
event next se-ason Hoj'lu Is also a good
fool bill plajei and wns Hiibslitute end on
the 'vaihllj- eleven Hi > Is popular among
Iho OitakeiM and Is a member of the Sigma
Chi ft.iteinlty.
_
llnd'li-M for ( lie l.lnciilii TIri' ( .
LINCOLN June 2 1 -S ; e el 1 1 Tele gram )
The-io were Iwenly-llvo now entili-s today
for the Nebiaska blc-j-clo mc-et beginning
.Inly ' ! and i niilliiiilng until the nth at thoM
M street puk Si-xci.il Omaha ildi-rs , in
cluding Frcdili-kson , wcru enterid today
and Ihe innel promlHoi lo bn mosl suceeus-
fill T ! eio ant now foitj'-fom entiles
up lo date The railroads hnxn all made
ri onp-r.irii round flip intn Hub.nl of Kan-
sln City Is oneof tlio pioinliient new en
tiles
_
AVnlUIiiK < i it VV'jiKi r.
WAT13I1LOO , la , June 20-CSpiclnl Tele
gram ) L I3rxlno lift at S oMock this
evening to ma'to Dnbiiquo on foot within
roily-eight hours on a waver of r < W The
dlstanci ) Is nlni ly-lhrce mll < n He IVIIH nc-
eonipanlcd bjt vo men on vvlucls. one- for
the backers and one tu set Dm piu e.
Chit ) nxKI nnil Ma lie r ili < i-beil.
CHICAGO , Juno 21 Jon ClioviHkl and
I'eter Malm have bun miMcd lor u six-
round contesl at Mmllsun Squaie garden ,
New Yoik , on July 27
Cold llc i-i-vc llollH n I , Illlc ,
NI3W YOHIC , June M - Larard , Prrrcs have
xvllhdiaxvn $ & 0fi QUO In Gold fiiini the Bub-
ticasury foi Khipment lo ( lei many tomorrow.
A Thousand Wheels
| | [ but Only One Shoe.
| ' 'Ball = Bearing" |
$ 4 ' % K
SMamV'ry&k < *
\ Bicycle Shoes |
"Make Slow Riders Go Fast. " J !
' The atove Trade-Mark isslainpcd St ?
) on every heel of genuine "BALLVig )
LEAKING" shoes. Do not accept f h
) u
she without the ttamp , in place ofr
) the "Ball-Biranng. " We dp not al.0 (
s low them to K sold without it. Aft
Leiding retailers handle the fjcnuin * f
) "Ball-Bearing" Shoes , and we warn U0
\ our patrons agaiiut inferior brands /'rh
' offered by unscrupulous dealers who lSf
) are trying to lake advantage of O'jr yy
Trade-Mirk value. fift
Pratt Fasteners Hold Laces ,
KoMinOmiliiiliy Di.ifl Hlnx > Co . 1I1J I'uri
IU il i A I ) Mor. ISH Iftli HI j llnjili.il
llruIU lifllf tit , 'Hi * llinlou 8lot , HlhiiuJ I'
) B"IJ In Lincoln tir I'mlilu t bh ] Jon Co , S
DAUllOI OJ , UtUUIIU&It O Drfl
> C.H. Fargo & Co. , ( Makers ) Chicago