HOT RACING IN A HIGH WIND
W , State Moot Opens with Sorao
Splendid Sport.
RIDERS WRESTLE AGAINST A HURRICANE
Amllll WIliM ( InIllllf Mile mill
I'le-.elier Ihe .Mill.state Oliiiin-
| llllllnllllll | OlllllilrU SlHMtM
" III" Colnrnilo Mellle.
The first day's sewilon of the ninth an-
' -dual Rlale meft of the Nebraska division
of the Leagno of American Wheelmen at
Ilia old fair Rroiimls yesterday afternoon
was a brilliant mirccss , especially from a
rnclng standpoint. The t-xcoMlvely torrid
w ther was Inntrilincntal In kceplliR the
attt-ndanrn at a notch way below expecta
tions , still there was a fair crowd on hand
ml the card was pulled off amidst the
liveliest kind of excitement.
Without an exception there wn the best
field of riders on hand ever assembled In
Omiha. and while each nvent was fraught
with interest , the high wind that prevailed
prevented the nmniihlng of any records.
The olllclalfl of the day worn as follows :
llcferee. I ) . C. Kldrudge ; starter , Walter 0.
Clark ; rlork of the course , J. A. llcnsoni
assistant clerk of the course , U. J. Kllison ;
JudgtH , K. L. Potter , J. 1C. Howe. IH. . (5.
Kuchn. W. L. Hunter , J. L. Mvt.'ey ; ( linen ,
C I < Dcnmnn , Louis Hi.-leheiibcrg , C. C.
Allen , scoreis Dr. K. C. Allen , R A. Gor
don. ( ! . L. Coleman , J. C. Colt , I.acoy J.
1'atterson
The aftPrnoon'B fun began with the one
mile novice , ot'd the way thu crowd did yell
mid cheer as the hot and perspiring racers
elinl by the stand was something exhilarat
ing In the extreme. It Is something rea'ly
awful not to be a bicycle fan at Hiirh n
f unc1 Ion. One can't got right Into the heart
< if the occasion unlcrti he l.s one of the realm.
The part of the big grand Bland that was
filled was a very apotheosis of varlgatcd
fihlrt walsls and slraw hats , while Inside
the lawn was a motley crowd of linen-be
decked men and bnjK , the whole making nn
pretty a summer picture as you would want
to see.
Among the novices who were In thu tlrst
Clnht of the afternoon Were : A. K. Gordon ,
W. I ) . Slsson , W. R lee. S. O. Church. N.
Nelson. C. \ . . llenawa. V. .Miller. II. II. Jack-
fcon. W. W. Sherwood and It. A. .McLean.
The distance wau one mile , with a silver
tray valued at $25 , a $15 suit and a blcjcle
sull as the prlzc.i. 11 was 'a pn > tly race ,
but was quite handily \\oii by young Mr.
( Jordon.
OUDKIIIK'S FIRST WIN.
The half mile open , professional was n
Rood i ace , Oudklrk , the Denver flyer , heal
ing out CJeorie ! Mlerstcln by an eye-brow
after the most bruising kind of a finish.
The half mile amateur , state champion
ship. was carried olT In gallant style by
Krnnl ; AnnUii , a promising rider from Lin
coln , Harry .May , an Omaha lad , being
seroml and Den Kcndrlc.k third.
In the mile open , professional , a time
limit of 2-0 : was put on , and on thu llrst
trial , Will Plxley. who has been out of
the racing game for nearly a year , finished
flrsl bill outside the limit , and It was or
dered run over. In the second trial Otid-
kirk. the Ucnvi-rltu , won , Plxley getting
lit'cond.
The one mile amateur , slate championship ,
\\'i\s taken by thai popular local rider , Louis
FlPBcher. who made his debut later in the
professional ranks. Po Flesh's last ride as
a "lily white" was a brilliant victory.
A time limit of 2:25 : was put on the
tai'de'ii lace , which WIH postponed until
Monday. The three teamshad one trial nt
It. and Pixley and Mi-Call finished llrst
easily , bill in 2:28. : and it had to be. ridden
over again. Thu rain put In an nppuar-
anca while the men were on the track for
the run over , and lieferee ISIdredgu post
poned the event until Monday.
The handicap races were both interesting
events , particularly the three mile amateur ,
which was won by Clcrnhart. Summary :
Ono mile , novl.'c : A. 10. ( Jordon won , C.
Jj. Hennwn Hecond , S. ( ! . Church third.
Time : 2.T : , : ] - , - , .
Half mile , amateur , state clmmplonship :
Frank Au-tln , Lincoln , won ; Harry .May ,
Omnliii , "cond ! llpn 11. Keiidrl'-k. Kreinotit ,
third. Time : 1:11. : A. L. Ciuiilon , .1. A.
Whltuomb , .1. V. Cr.-ilt. J. S\bln. : \ A. M.
Ulake , liny MeCJreer. Kied Itanium , L. , T.
Klescbor , Ralph Hiown ami 1 < . O--nilmrt alao
rode.
Half mile , open , profes-slonul , $10 , $20 and
$10V. : . W. Oudklrk , Denver , wmi ; C.eorge
Mlcrsteln , Omaha , second ; A. 1C. I'mulx ,
third. Time ; 1OS. : O. W. MelirideV. . U.
Jllbli < 5. O. O. Dayman , 11. H. Kreilrlckson
ami l'O. . liarnett alro rode
One mile. open , professicmtil , $10. ? ' . ' 0 and
J10W. . W. Oudklrk , Denv r , . .wonV. ; . A.
1'ixlev , Omnha , second ; ( J.'orge Melr.-'teln ,
Omaha , third. Time : 2-HI.
One mile , iiniiitenr , state ehnmplon'hlp :
IjOtils l-'leshor. Oimilm. won ; I ! . II. Kcn-
drlck. Kn tnont , second : I. A. Whlleomb ,
ncatrlce. thin ) . Time : 2:2i : ! 1-5. A. K. Onr-
don , L. Lawyer , J. V. Craig , U. J. S.ibln.
Hurry .May , A. .M. Ulake , liny .Metiruer ,
Frank Sbrader. Frank Austin , Fred Hur-
num , L. Gernharl nnd Italph Drown also
rode.
The , tiiiulem no-race heat resulted : IMx-
ley and .MeCall llrwt. Hndke and Jlaek
Bieond. Freilrlekfon and .Mlersteln third.
Three-mile liaiulleap. amateur : Cernharl
(200 ( yards ) , won ; ( lordon seoond , Austin
third. Time : "HO 1-r. . Tlu-ro were twenty-
three- other tlilern 111 this event.
Two-mile handicap , profi'-slonnl : W. F.
Sager , Denver CK yards ) , won ; 11. W. Llnd-
loge (200 ( yards ) , second ; Gem-go Mlerntcln
( scrateh ) , third. Time : Sapcr , 1:175 : : ! ;
Jllersteln.I IHat. : ! . Ilatnrtt , Oudklrk. l-'ied-
rl.'kson , ( Jadke , MeCnlloiTnw , J'lxley ,
IIIIih.4. llayninn. .Mcltrble , I'roulx , Holtoli
and 1'nrker a No rode.
CAHI > FOIt MONDAY.
Monday's program of rarrn will he In
creased with the oiic-mlln tandem Jirofes-
Blonal race. This waw on yeslerday'o pro
gram , but It was not run oft finally , hec.iusp
the riders fallrd to cro.ss the tape Inside thn
limit. The rain prevented It from being
called later. The complete program for the
dav Is as follows : ,
One mile i-pen , profes-lonal.
llalfmlliopen , amateur : Firm prly.p ,
wnti'lt. J : ' " ; Hecond. silver bru h nnd mir
ror. $2i ) ; Ililrd. rube , } 10.
Twomillhip , profi-.SKlntvil : Thn llrst ninn
over the tape on eiicb lap Is civllled wllli
three pulnls , the M cmi'l wlib two , and thu
third with one. At the llnlsh Ihe il'ler hav
ing' the mo.sl pnlnls tn hts credit wins llrst
iir1/ . ' . flic next iuH > end and tin- next third.
Two-mile lap. ainnleiir : T'lral prize , clothIng -
Ing f'wieond. ! ; . mil of clolhi-H , Ji ) ; third ,
bicycle suit. K
One ml'i- professional , t-ito elinmplonsblp.
l-'lve inllc" , amateur handicap : First prize ,
( llummiil rim , ' , f"neciuid : , p'llr Vim tires
nnd chair. * 2'i ' ; third , stop watch , $10.
llalf-inllo open , profesihimil.
One mile , InndeiH , profi" < sciiril. |
Ht'NS .FOll TODAY.
The visitors will be given an opportunity
to take srvrral little bicycle Jaunts today If
they no desire. The eiitrrtalnnit'iit commll-
tee has arranged ,1 short run for morning.
afternoon and e\rnlng. It IB expected that
a goodly nuinbir of local wheelmen will bo
on hand to bo In the "piuh. " There Is
every Imllratlon that n' least the morning
nnd tin- afternoon riiiin will draw big turn
outs , Inasmuch as there are tcvcral side
attractions.
The morning run will start from the Del-
lonr hotel promptly at 10 o'clock , and will
liu down to Smith Omaha. On thu ay
liack the Mctz Drawing as.socl.itlon plant ,
at Twenty-fourth and Vlnton streets , will
bo examined by special Invitation.
At IID I o'clock In the afternoon the second
run will start also from Hie Dellono hotel.
This rhhi will he to Florince , where the
water works plant will be Imported. On
the way hack a stop will be made at the
Anheustr-Iliisch park oppraito the old fort ,
wliern Iho Tunicru will be holding their an
nual picnic. The Omaha Ilrev.lng nsBocl.i-
< lon ( ilant on iiherman avenue will also be
visited either on the way out or mining
back
Finally It U Intended to take a spin over
to I tku Manawa. The claim will assemble
at Iho Dellono hotel again. The start In to
be inailo at any hour that may be av
Iccted
NOTMS OF TIII : HACKS.
The half-mile open profeBi'lonn' was n 'lot
race , tha llnlfh ucliiK one of the nretiltst
of the day.
Tliero WUH a large doleg-atlon of Lincoln
wliPi-'mcn up lo t oe Harnett and .Mc.llr'.dp
rlJn and to cheer llit-ir tiH'Cdy | iimateiir
crtnv 1 on
A lercptlon and vmoker was lant lUtiht
tri'dir 'J to tinvliltlng wheelnu-n at > ' , < -r-
jilRMli bnll A genetul givl t'nr ' In n ) . . ! >
rifrefhm isf w-ie - - < > rvi I m.i i. > i- u -
plearnnt even ng Thru wiri i > it i I *
UJtmbtia jirvaonl. A whurl tpctv.ii i\u < i u'J'
hj1 > . .1. O'llrlen , In which he tendered the |
freedom of the1 various wheel e ubs of tin-
city to HIP visitors. '
The tandem rncp was n pretty one. but I
njnln the men failed to got undpr the tlm > >
limit on Recount of HIP wind nnd the race
will have to bo run over Monday.
Dri'Jke was ml ed. That "Old Faithful"
/nllpil to quitllfr wns pretty hnrd for the
Incal jironie to liellf-v. He says he will
rldp In the flnali tomorrow all right.
I'M I'l.mlx , t'.ie oM local war horfc , fur-
jirl ed hlrfr'en ' > l > r winning third In the
nn'f-mllp open jirofeMlonnl. K < \ made n
fltip llnl h nnd lost out by only a few feet.
Kini ; Penmen , who rtnrted Plxley In the
profo-5i.inp ! ! | rni-p * . h < iwd liltruflf to bp
one nf HIP flupst stiiter.-4 : in the 'wpt tind
em h time got bl.s man to the front on the
tnrt PBJlly.
Thp w'nd wMch was blowlnif n gale In
flip rde-rs' ! faces as they rounded Into the
finishing straight prevented fnst ( Imp belliB
made , but In ? i > llc of the wind the ilnlshp *
wpre all fui < t.
Oporgp Mlersteln made a game ride In HIP
two-mi e professional handicfip nnJ under
or Unary clri'umstnnces would ha VP won , but
Siiger'8 lininlpniof | | thirty-live yarilf wns too
murh fnr Ocorglp to pull down and hu had
to be content wlt'i third place.
It intirht IIP we'l for the munnKemenl to
! et n now ntin'iuncer for Monday's races
or have the man who did the work yesterday
strenirt'ii-n up his voice a bit. I'eoplp In
Hi'sfpnd" could lot hear the rp ults < of the
rne.'fl evpti through the big ineBiiiihone.
Harry May. n local novice , niiido a fine
rldn In the half-tulip ainatpur stale chntn-
plonshlp , winning second and nearly nUp'ng
the winner nt the tape. May Is a fen of
Fish Commissioner Lew May and Is a pupil
of Plxley. having trained under the hitter's
Ipfiruction * for the past month ,
Fredilck'on phiyeil In tough luck. Thp
big boy iiuiillllcd In both his trial heats In
thu morning easily nnd hi" friends pxiiccted
him to gpt a T > ! PPP of the money In the llnnl.i ,
but luck doomed ngnln > it him. Fred Is riding
liDtter Ihtui ever thl.i year and will nn-
diubtelly get In the money Monday.
IMxIey'R ibllng showed bin Omalin friends
tl at lie hn lo t little of his old timediish
and speed by lilt * jonr off. Ills ride 111 tin-
mile open was a line exhibition. He won the
llrst trial qulto easily , and should have won
tile second but for n bit of mlsjtldgmcnt , for
which he Is not nltoirelher responsible , lie
wll' be in ngaln Momhiy :
Ilpferre Hell Hldredije was Just n Irllb-
harsh on the boys , considering the haul
ulnd Ibal . n blowing. The time limit of
2:20 : plaei'd on the profes-drnml mile ojien
nice WHS ton 'ow. The llrst limp till" nice
was ridden the plekil by the i jcumuker
WilM very bad , he losing at leant live seconds
ends on It , which lost Plxley tbe race , us
the latter won In 2:22 : , Just two seconds out
side the time limit.
( nriliier Itcnl * ICIer.
DAYTON , O. , July : ! . -The races today
under the auspices of the D.iyton Hleyuli *
elub were nlti-iuled by 7,0 ) jipople. The lln-
Ish In Hie mile open for prnfes lonil : < was
the exciting fenturo of the day. Arthur
< ! miner of Chl-ago bent Karl Klser two
IcngtbH. winning In 2ln : S-r > . In the half-
mile op n , nn eighth of a mile from the
stui t Con Maker cut In ahead of Karl Klsur ,
throwing hoih men and wrecking Ihelr
wine's. Fr-.l Sehreln nnd John S. JnhiiMin
wuio al o thrown In. the mix-up , and both
men were painfully injured , bill will be all
rlh'ht In a few daysijoulls :
Hnlf-mlle , prnrosslnnal : Arthur rinrdiipr ,
I'hicaBii , llrst ; O. It. llasklti' . Cleveland ,
( ue.mil ; Hartley Oldfleld. Toledo , third ; K.
P. McKriin , CJrecnvllle , fourth. Time : 1:02. :
One mile , open : K. L. Lefevro llrst , Stan
ley A. Kepler second , C. ,1. W-gler third ,
Clifford K. Mottck fourth , all Diiytjn men.
Tlmu : 2:22. :
Half-mile , boys 'race : Hurry Gibbon of
Cincinnati llrst. Julius V. Jones of Dnytjii
second , n. L. Kills of D.iyton third. Time :
l-.ll ) 1-3.
One mile , professional : Arthur Gardiner
llrst , Karl Klser second , A. C. Merlons
third. Hartley Oldlleld fourth. Time :
2:10- : ; : : , .
Two-mile , handicap , am-iieur : H. L.
L-fevre , Dayton , llrst ; AV. C. Ktinkle , St.
Clalrivllle , peoond ; Karl l-'errer , Dnyton ,
thlr-1. Time : 1:21 : 4-5.
Two-mile , professional , Inp : A. C. Mer-
Un1.1 points , Hist ; Conn linker , 10 points ,
s"ivnd : H.inn-y Oldlleld , 7 points , third ; K.
n. McKean , fi points , fourth. Time : -lir.S l-r. .
Tv.'o miles , tandem , amateur : Stanley A.
Kepler nnd mote , llrst ; L. T. Drown and
mate , > eeond. Time : 4 52. The last quarter
In 0:27 1-r. seconds , made a new world's
record.
lifeline ! Ill-en- ! , u Heenril.
DPFFALO. N. V. . July : i. At Duffnlo
Atliletirflc'd this nfternoon Jimmy Miclmel
liroke tliuwiirl1's cyellng record for ten
milts , makini ; the dl.-tance In 1 ! ) iuliiule < t ,
II 3-r. seconds. Mlulmcl ami l-'red Tltu i wore
to have rneeil ten mlle , but Titus g-.ive up
at tor having gonn two miles , claiming that
be wn not bidng properly paced. Mlclmel
was then an eighth of a. mile in the lend.
Cooper Lowers \VIIII'H | | llcroril.
11ACINK , Wis. . July : ! . Tom C'ooper low
ered the world's mile record for a paced lly-
ir. ' start by 2 2-r. second' ; nt Athletic paik
till" afternoon , before a. crowd of l.foo people.
Coop-- \\ns paced bv a quad , ami made a
mile In 1:10 : flat. K-hlle Bald held the record
at l : . il 2- . " > . which record he inndu at Duffalo
in June of this year.
HVH.vrs ox THU urx.Mxc TIIACKS ,
'I'v/ii I. out ; Shuts Cliilsb llcnils Aparl
ill On U ley.
CINCINNATI. July : i. llastus and Cob ,
two 20 to 1 shuts , tlnNlied heads apart in the
Iluby stakes at Oakley today. A Held of
elilht crack 2-jvar-olds went to the post f jr
HID stake nnd UuUlviuit was a hoi favuille at
2 lo 1. Lillian Hell and High Jinks cut out
the running Into the stretch , where L'ul > and
Ituctus came from behind with a rattling
burst of speed and In an exciting Jlnl-ili Ha.s-
got the ueciPluii l.y : i n . ; c. Cob heat LM-
His ISell two Itngths for the pla-e. while
noiiu of the batting choices llnls ncd Inside of
the money. In the. hist race Don Kiilnno
llnMied stcond , lint was dliiinlltled for
fouling HI Toro. Wentber hot ; track last.
Attendance laiye. : llesults :
First race , live and one-'hnlf furlonirs :
Melba , DO ( C. Heiff ) , .1 to 1. won ; Llui ter ,
luli ( .Morrison ) , . ' ' to 1 and even , second ; I'lnnr
del Hio. 110 ( J. Gardner ) . : ' . to 1 , third. Time :
l:10'i. : KroRinoro and Flecdu also ran.
Second race , seven furlong : 1'cte , 111 (11.
Wi'liamn ) , It to 10 , won ; Hello Hr.imblc , 91 ( T.
Itiltnsl , "i to 1 and . ' 1 to 5. second ; Arlint't in ,
IOS l. Morrison ) , 1,1 to 1 , thlid. Time : 1:27 : ! . ' . .
Snmnier.-et also ran.
Third race , one mile , sellini ; : Protus , 10'i
( J. Dill ) , 0 to .1 , won ; Lellanjo , liv ( Kverell ) ,
] i to 1 ami 3 to 1 , Kp.-oiiil . ; Henry Launt. In7
( C. Ilelff ) , li tn : , third. Time : 1:43. : What
Next and Hack Fnnno also ran.
Fourth nice , the lliiby slakes , live fur-
lon s : Haslus , 101 ( Fowler ) , 12 to I , won ;
Cob , Ui l.M.iirlsoni , 20 to 1 and li to 1 , Bocond ;
Lillian Del' , li' . ' ( .1. Gnrdiicri , 10 to 1. third.
Time : ! < ' . " | . High JlnkH. ( lallivant , Swing ,
The Last and Illndoonet also ran.
Fifth nice , one and oiiL-.si\teentli miles :
Simon \V , HI ( C. llelif ) . 7 lo ! i. won ; Donna
Uita , 10i ) ( H. I om ) , S to 1 and ti to 5 , dccoad ;
Cavulero , luo ( T. Hurns ) , a to .1 , tnlrd. Time :
1IS"- : . .
Sixth race , one mile : Osriiro , IM ( C. Holff )
I to 1. won ; Kl Toro , 10.1 ( Hail ) , 2 to 1 and 4
to 5. second ; Kitty H. luo ( Heauelmmp ) , II to
1 , third. Tlmo : 1IS. : Viscount , Argus , Dago
and Don Fuinno also ran.
KANSAS CITY. July 3. Weather hot ;
Hack good. Itrmfts :
Flist race , four and ono-half j
llrodheiid won. Clara N' tn.-i.-ond , H.irney
A.'ilJU third. Tline : n-5'i. '
Seiuiul inee , four and ono-lmlf fnrli.niif :
ll.itllo Hclle won , I'ps and Downs eculid ,
Cl.irlndii third Tlmo : 0.V.l. :
Third race , Mvo and one-half f.irlongj : No
I'ull won , Tliurman secon i , llortk-os tblrd.
Time : 1:11. :
Fourth race , four and onc-ha'f furlongs :
Cufrlu G won. Arthur D.ivis second , Ada
King third. Time : 0..1M.
Fifth race , six furlongs : liluo Jay won ,
Oldham seuond , Confessor third. Tine :
' '
.S'l1 ! I.Ol'IS , July 3-Tho feature of ( ho
card at the fair grounds today was thn
( lulden Hixl handicap of } l,5lO. at sli : and a
half fin longs. Time Maker W.IH th.uighl . to
be the good lliing1 in tln < race , ( lath had u
load uf led and was nol considered In the
race. DuvK an outsider , tlgun-d by the
talent n.s only good In the mud , \vnn over-
liKked completely. Time Miikur was a
heavily played favorite , but proved n great
dliiappniiitmeiii. The lmr ei got off well
to a Kood start , Time Maker showing the
way , and the heavily weighted Until second ,
Harry MeCough third and Davis fourth.
About hair a fuilong from the llnlsh Dav In
c'ime up with a rush and before G.ith could
maki u cpurt , licat him by a short neck.
Favorllos weio Mieceraful In the other
events. The dav was warm. A large crowd
was In attendance. Ilesultx :
First race. om > mile , selling : Gold Hand ,
1 ( C. Combs ) . 1:1 : to 10 and a to r. . won ; Vir
ginia .M , 102 ( Webster ) , 15 to 2 and 2 to 1.
si e , > nd ; Whittle. 102 ( W. Dean ) , 13 to 1 ,
tblrd. Time : 1:45. : Hindu. Nellie H , Miss
Press'ey. . Irluli Chief 11 , 1 C W11111 ! Queen
Flumbeau also ran.
Second nice , teven furlonss : Argonaut ,
9 > ( J. Matthew * ) , 1 to 4 and out , won ;
Junlatu. V.C. \ . Flint ) . 15 to 1 and fi to 1.
second ; Ur. tlugur. 107 ( A. Jnckaati ) , 7 to 1 ,
third. Time : 1:30. : Hlacklng Hrunh. Anlatli.
lUueelhi , l idy Cordelia and An ustora alfo
ran.
Third race , one mile , selling : Forsythe. PI
( v.V Coniht' ) , 21 to j und G to 5 , won ; Hcvtmn1.
10-i ( Illnkpy ) , SO to 1 and 20 10 1 , second : Tom
KlmoU ! K > ; ( tiarnrr ) , 12 to 1 , third Tnio :
| : IHj. Hildgeton. Chlswi > ll. Couronne d'Or ,
Can Ualup and Full Hand also ran.
Fourth race , hundlcap. J1.6W. * U and one-
half furlomw David. 108 ( Fcnuon ) , S to 1 and
1 to t. ttuu : Uath. IX ( Garner ) . 4 to 1 and
even , second : Tlinw Maker , im IT Murph > )
i M-O third TimrJ4 Harry MoCouch
S" 1.11)
r.i CicarMii , five uivl one-halt
Kva Hicc. 113 ( C Slaughter ; , i to
2 nnd 1 11 2. won. Hen Fr > ! . 1'W il'iT'1)-
1 t.i 2 nnd 1 to 2. e. . md. Nan. ' > Till. li > > ( i1.
CombsI to 1. third. Tlncllu'4 : : Trtm
Lilly , School tllrl , Hoqupt nml ( .ilenniore l o
al o ran.
Sixth rncp. OOP mllp , S ' | | IIB : rnvnlrv. 1'H '
( J. Woods ) . S to 1 and even , won ; Fl.irldn * .
W ( C. Slaughter ) , S to ,1 mid 1 to 2. weond ;
Amber Ollntr , inn ( W. Dean ) , inij ( o 1 nnd 1.0
to 1 , third. Time : Il2'4j. : ' Cnarlpy Helff and
Klfle I ) alfvi ran.
NKW YOHK. July 3-Tlie uunl large half
holiday erowd put In nn npppfirnnee at
Sheepshead bay today , and better weather
for racing could not have been desired.
Itesults )
First race , six furlongs : VolT , 121 ( Slonn ) .
n to 10 and 2 to .1 , won ; First Mute , 121
( Tnrnl ) , 7 to 2 and n to 10. second ; Clenphu.a ,
Jin ( Slmm-s ) . 4 to I and fl to .1. third. Time :
1:01 : S-5. Luntpft : , Chum , Hnnwell , Nick ,
Detertlve nnd Sensational also ran.
fc'crond rare , one mllp. rolling : Wolhnrjt ,
01 < Claw oni , S t. . 1 nnd 2 to 1 , won ; Hclde-
inere. OS ( Sloan ) , 7 to A and 1 to - . sproliil ;
Hondo. HUVllhltP ) , 15 to 1 and 0 to 1 ,
third. Tlmp : 1:121Solvable. : . Cromwell ,
Tom Cr.itmvpll II , DoR-gelt and Counsellor
Howe also ran.
Third racn. Futurity poiirsp : lllnrnpy-
stone , 117 ( Sloan ) , 1 to 1 nnd 7 to fi , won ;
LaudPliian , 11,1 ( Thorpe ) , fi to 1 nnd 2 to 1.
second ; Wastpful , 11.1 ( Martin ) , ( i to 1 mil
2 to 1 , third. Tlmp : 1:12 : 1-fi. Sanders , The
Huguenot and cpntrnl Trust also ran.
Fourth race. Spendthrift , mile and a fur
long : On Deck , US ( T.irnl ) , I to 1 nnd 7 to
fi. won ; Klkln.w , IIS ( Sloan ) , i to 2 and fl to 5 ,
second ; Sunny Slope. Hfl ( Dogpett ) , 12 to 1
and 3 to 1. third. Time : 1.1 : < 1 2-5. Thp
Friar , Oitagon , X Hay , and Arbuckle nlso
Fifth race , Fututlty course : Nosey , 102
( Claw-on ) , fi to 2 and I to B. won ; Fny Ida ,
HM ( Thorpe ) , fi to 1 and 2 to 1 , second : Hand-
prens , 10s iSlmins ) , even and 1 to : t , third.
Time : 1:12. : Intrusive , The Dipper , Junior ,
Widower and General Mnceo also ran.
Sixth race , mile and thrce-iin-irtero , bur-
dlos : l''orgel , 147 ( Kngllsh ) , I to ,1 and 1 to
I , won ; Woltzer , 1.11 ( Veneh ) . 10 to 1 and 2
to 1 , tveniid : Flushing , IfiO ( Stack ) . 2 to 1 and
.1 lo h , third. Time : 3:21. : Tuxedo also
ran.
CD IMIMONSIIII * A M'I'IU rONTHVI'S.
iiiei'N from All Over Hie Coiinley
.Meet ill Clilenuo.
CHICAGO , July 3. The annual amateur
championship s\\lmtnlng races of th A. A.
L' . , held In Lincoln park this afternoon , Is
the lirst time In the history of the A. A. IT.
that the meet was held In wes'tern waters.
'Ihe meet was under the ausoictn of tfio Chicago
cage Athletic association and took on the
nature of tin International contist , as among
the competitors were Frllx Knle. = e , the Ger
man clinmpl'iti , and Paul Neiinmn. the Aus
trian champion at the Olympla games at
Athens' , but who raced today wearing the
cidofM of the Chicago Athletic utuMpfnttun.
Nearly alt the criick swimmers In t'.ie coun
try weie ente.ie.1 , places as far away as C.ill-
fornhi b lng represented by Dan Itmeiir and
H. ward T. Hrewer of Hie Liirllne dull of San
Franc'.sco , both of whom hold records.
T-.selve events were carded , live of which
wire championship races , the 100 yards' . 210
yards. 410 yards , half mile and mile. Other
I'VUits were a ion-yard handicap , 2.0 yards
naval militia nice. L'20 yanl" German turner ; ' '
race , in ) yatds elnhes race , Kynrd race
for schools , 1X-ynrd ( ) tub race , a 100-ynrd le-
h-y race , a water polo match airl an eight
01-r shell nice l-t'tweeii the Delaware Hoat'
I'lulj of Chicago and a picked crew of t'.ie '
Chicago navy.
A rather strong wind WIIK blowing from
the south and dlnetlv up th lagoon , but
this , If anything , was In favor of the swlm-
mrrs . t > peelally In the shorter events. The
water i "s not romjhened em.ush to be an
liriiodlment and a more ideal day or plncc
f ! record breaking could not be deslrul :
The shoren of the pretty lairoon wore lined
with thousands of peo..le. Following ale the
ivsults :
O IP .Kindred yards championship , live
ptnrtei-s : Dan IlliiPar , Liirllne club San
Francisco won , bentlng all prevJous'Ameil-
I'lin records two and one-llflh secon IP ; J. F.
Ilauuly , .Milwaukee Howlng elub. second ; H.
K. Hench. Chicago Athletic elub , third. Time
1U7 : .M.
One h und red yards , sehool race , live start
ers : W. A. KnowlPB , Milwaukee won ; A. W.
Goetz , Chieujro , second ; C. K. Dunlop Chicago
cage , tblrd. Time : 1:20. :
Ono hundred yards , lub rape , sdx starters ,
O. C. Koester , Milwaukee Hmving elub , won ;
J. J. CoucX unittl.iclipd. second. Tine :
" :1.1 : 1-3 The others had their own triublen
mid sank IgnoniinhniMly at different points.
ItoynlVelioine In l'oriiill.
ITHACA. X. Y. , July 3.-All Ithaca turned
out to we'coni" fie Cornell crews home to-
nlhl. The eity has never seen a celebni-
t'.on ' eiiual to this one. The victorious oais-
itien arrived nt Ithaca at alioul SI0 : ! P. in.
As they left the train they were mizcd by
students and Itlmcnns and carried over the
shoulders of the throng1 to a large tloat.
Ilundreils of hands drag-iced this in a march
of tr'.unrili ' tlirtiimh all thu principal streets
of fie city. Toe bulldimts all along the line
of march were eluhornte'y Oeeotulod. A
lianiiuel was given the crews.
Oitinlia ( inn Cluli Seoi'i-s.
The Omaha Gun club's weekly shoot took
place yesterday afternoon. The high wind
Interfered considerably with the .shooting ,
whleh accounts for the moderate scores :
Head. K ! ; Carinlehnel , 11 ; KtiiK , 12 ; Squirrel ,
IS ; Smead. II ; Klren. , l.'l ; Townsend. II ;
Whltnur. in ; Hrookor , IS Parmelee , 17 ; Ken-
yon , Ifl ; E. Kail ) , 19.
"IClil" Itnlilivlo Insiine.
CINCINNATI , Ju'y 3-Clarence G. Hnld-
wln , known In base ball circles as "Kid"
Haldwln. was today committed to Long-view
Insane asylum by Judge Ferris of the pro
bate court. Haldwln wan catcher for the
Cincinnati club from1SOO to IS'.M.
I'liilll.Defenteil liy l.'lve Wleliets.
HOUHNK.MOUTH , Kng. , July 3.-The
Hampshire eleven won the cricket match
tiNlny. defeating the Philadelphia ! ! ! ) by live
wickets.
Dour Stop.Itiiiui viiy lIorseN.
A ijentli'iiian who makes his home at the
HoleHerkeley ! Is the po si-sor of a line St.
Hernard Which deserves u gold me.il , re-
I.xtcs the ( Minneapolis Times. The dog has
developed a strong penchant for Plopping
runaway horses and the last timu the stop
'Was nceoinpllnhwl Just in lime to save a
party of uoinen from serious Injury and per-
iiuj > < worse. His nuister was driving down
Portland avenue lust Saturday when hu was
startled by a cry of "Look out ! " He turned
and was Ju l In time to whP-d his horse out
of the way of a iimnwny. which was te irlnn
down the avPiine. Just ahead there was a
party nf .women who C'Otil.l . not possibly eK-
< -H ; > I.I whit seemed certain death to s.mie of
them , when the dog , who hnd be-'ti fol'owlnir
and who seemed liy instinct to ciimiiviieid !
Hie Impending tragedy , gave a le.ip sind
c.umlit iho lines of the runaway between his
lectli , his great weight bringing the frlght-
pned unlnuil to his haunches just as he was
nl'out to strike one of the women , 'Who
seemed too terrltled lo move.
Sioiill I > OKT Snveil HIM IIfe.
John Van Her Werf , about 3.1 years old. a
bartender In Gloucester. N. J. , was found
burled up to his neck In mini In a marsh near
Newtown Creek bridge. Carey was walking
along the tracks .when a small dog came
rushing toward him , whining In a piteous
manner. It then rushed toward the mart'li ,
and HiKil'y Carey concluded to Investigate
the cause of Ihidog's1 actions and started
fur the marsh.
When within a few yards of Hie mar.sh
Carey was startled to hear moans. Carey
nr.niHud Patrick .Mealey. his son , Timothy
Meiiley ; Daniel Kami and Frederick Kmniln-
finn. who nil reside within a short distance
of Iho in. r"h. The searching party soon dis
covered the cause of the iimnli doif'H UMnge
netloiiH , when Van Der Wnrf was found
buileil up to bis neck In the mud. HP was
extricated. Had the risculng party been
much longer In discovering the man's posi
tion 1io would have Probably disappeared be
low the surface of the soft mud.
Thin A. V. A. to Weil n Cillbolle ,
TOJjKPO , O. . July 3. This evening a wed-
dlnij will take place here that will cause a
genuine Hensatlon In A. P. A. circles , The
contracting uartles are Joseph ] ) . Hatch ,
state secretary of the A. P. A. , and MlvH
Tessa Cracknell , a pronounced Human
Cr.tliolle. The groom-elect uny * he will re-
sl.-ii hit ) position as stale secretary of the
A. P. A. und will wllhdiiuv from the local
council.
HefiiNco lo Aeeep Hie Cliurjri ; ,
OAKLAND , Ca' . , July 3. The Presbyterian
ministers of Alameda county im-ii'mbled nt
the Golden O.ito church to Install one of
their number nc pastor , but after the In
stallation fciinon had been ; 'reached the
minister ii-funed to take the olllce awaiting
him. Hev. James Hunter , who wa to have
bBcomn pastor of the ehnreli , refuses to give
u reason for bin action.
Kir ex of n liny.
MANISTKK. Mich. , July 3-l.ake Ann , n
village , of nearly ] , ( ) Inhabitant.- almost
desolate tonight a.s the result of n disas
trous fin- that swept the town this after
noon. The business portion iMirfercd and
must of the resldenco-i ale destroyed. The
Inhabitants had to Hoc for their lives. Aim.
M-i-siiT * . ni.ed V ) . waa cremated. The losses
amount to < 10Q.wO.
iinlen ; > orem llencli Sun l''ranel cn.
SAN FUANCISCO. July 3. The tirnt de
tachment of tbe Chilmltui Ilndeavor tio.to
reached IhU city Ute IHHI n.ght. About $ W
inr'inbt-ra of Hie boc.Ptj ramf in three sec-
Hniu of the regular tastcrn train. The llriit
of the in'clal trama will arrive on Tuc&ilay
mo : u log.
It 4f l < /\V ! tf'1I'MII" ! ' l\t * f'P
11AM.S ON ; ? 11) ) MRS I PLAlh
Eoston Flntls Lit'tlft ! Trouble in L'atling the
TAKES ANOTHER GAME FROM NF. V YORK
i i c
MecKIn I'llellf-i'A Pine Hume , lull the
Oilier > | | - ' > lake Ibe ( Hid
Soore' iiiiil Hint .Sct-
' " '
"il'i-i IL
lloslot ) , 3 ; New York , 2.
I itlMmrg , S ; ChlciiRc- .
Cincinnati , IS : UouDtvllle , 0
Cleveland , 8 ; SI. IKJUIB , I.
Phllnitelptila , 2-T ; Hrooklyn , .
Milwaukee. II ; Unnius city , 0.
Columbus , fi ; Indlnnappihi. I.
Mliriennolls , fi ; St. Pool , 3.
Grand hapids , 13 ; Detroit 12.
N13W Y011K , July 3 ? Mot l < lh pUehcd n
flue came , nnd with proper support slfotild
hnvo won. Only three hits \vcio made off
his delivery , one in the fourth , onu In the
oli'hth and one In the ninth. Stlvetto was-
Ulven good support , nnd although the ( Slams
got eight hits elf him , he kept them Well
scattered. Lake , the new catcher , played
his Hist game with Huston today. Score :
llnrni-d muni Now Ymk. 2. Two-luire btt :
Jiiyrp , nit-asoii. Thrcp-barc bit : llolmoK. Stoli-ti
l-n . : 1 mrry. Double piny : Trniipy ( Uluiiisli'trd. )
First Imyi' on bulls : OlT Sllvetln. 3. Klrst IITO
oniri'fs : lm > ton , 3. Slrucli out : liy Mepklti ,
2 ; liy Sllvi'ttH , 1. l eft nil uamNow : Ynrlt ,
7 ; lloMnti. : i. Time of snnii- : Two lii-um. - Kin-
| ilii- i \ncli ainl Mul.nuld. ) Atletnlanu."iluu. .
nnoOKLVX , fi ; PHILADKUPIIIA , 2.
PHILADHLIMIIA , July S. The Phll'les
and Hrooklyns bnii a double-header here
till * aftenioc-n , and ea.'h pocketed a victory.
The games were rather dull and long dmvn
out , tbu redoi mlng fentut'cs being Pele-
hiinty'H hitting and llcidinq- , and Grlllln's
splondld woik In the lie-Id. Attendance.
S.54.1. Score , llrst game :
PhllitilPlphla A u 2
Kiimed runs : llrnnUtyn , I ; 1'hllndclphln , 1.
Two-hasp lilts : LiJolc , Orlm. Stol'-n basei :
Cuiiley. Uiriwnce. ' Unublc piny : Slilndlc lo
Lai'hanririrst bnc on lmll ! < : Off Dunn , 4 ,
uff Whepler , 3. Stunk out : Ily IHinn. 1. Loft
on biiPi-H : IlionUy'n , I ; 1'hll.nlelphla. 0. Time
TotnN . . . . 7 11 2 : 11 3
Totnls . . . . r , 1 > 24 12 I
*
i I I'l ni butted for MeMiihcm in the ninth.
iiiiuikiyii ' , . : . . ' . . ' . . . i o i o 2 o i n n r.
I'lill.i.l.'lplila . > . . 3 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 " -7
Harm-d iuns : llmukiyu. 3 ; Philadelphia. 2.
T n-bi--c : bits : Sliln-lle (2) ( , A. Smith. Tlnee-
lia.-p lilt : Cuotps1. Stolen'hns-cs : Howd , La.lulP ,
' . .IIMDouble play I ( Jrlllln to Kliltulle. Klin
liaMi .in balls : .Off MuMiihon. 3 : of ! fllU-Id. 2.
lilt by iiltuhed Kill : ( "lenient . tiu.k ; uut :
Ily Flflold , 3. Wlbl "iillch : .Mc.MiilioiC F-oft on
\aifesi \ : llraoklyn , C : I'hlladcliilil.i. S. ' Time of
puine : ' Two iioum and ten minute * . l'niilre.
l.'nibllc. '
1'ITTSMl'HC , S ; CHICAGO. L' .
CHICAGO. July : i. Oardner held the Colts
down D Ihn-e singles today ami with tlue. \ -
cc'l'fnt lleldiiiR backing him won nn o.isy
Kame. C'lillulian .was hit safely biit seven
Hmi" > , but made a wild pitch that was ; jood
for two runs , and four of his ulfts rcpulted
In scores. Alison , Connor , 1'adden and
U.ivls played brllllunt ball. Alten-J.inue.
u.IOU. Score :
CII10AOO. I i IMTTSUUIIO.
u.ii.o.A.i : . | II.H.O.A.I : .
l 'orltt. Sh. 0 1 2 0 2 Smith. lf..l 1 1
MeCor'k. ss 1 0 1 4 o l'ailil < > n , 2b. 2 2 3
l.inue , cf. . 1 1 0 0 LyuiM , II. . . 1 f V
Ana..n. 11) . . 1 U 13 1 0 l > avl . cf. . . 0 I ) 0
Itynn. rf. . . . 00200 Pnnovnn , rf 0 0 2 0 0
Di-cker. If. . IJiy , bs 1 1 0 4 0
Oinn.ir. . Ib. o 0 4 1 0 ii..jm-Hy. M 2 0 u 2 D
Ciillahan , i > 0 0 0 3 0 SII.KTII , c. . 0 1 3 1 0
iJiiiiohue , cnO 110 llanlni-r , p. 1 0 0 0 0
Totals . . . .2 3 27 1ft 3 Tolal.l . . . S 72713 1
Clllu-llKO 0 2
IMltuburi ; 0 1 3 2 0 0 1 1 0-s
Knrncd run * : 1'ltti-liiirK. 1. Left on bases :
Clilonif.i , 1 : I'ltthbnrir , fi , Two-babo hit : OavK
Sa.'rllliililts : l.yuns , SiiKden (2) ( ) . Stolen bastx.
MrCoinilPli. Smith. Lvon-i. lily , Dennolly. ( Jurd-
ner. Driible plays : lily to I'ad.len lo Lyons (2) ( .
Stru-k mil : liy C.illalmn , 3 ; by ( lardn.-r , 2.
liases on lialli : Off ( ' . illaban. 5 ; off Oaidner ,
2. Wild pitch : C.illaliiin. Time : One hour
and llfty inliintes. I'liiplro : Sheridan.
CINCINNATI , 12 ; LOU1SVILLK , 0.
LOl.'lSVILLH , Ky. . .Inly 3. Uieitensteln
hnd the Colonels at Ids' mercy today nml the
Huds administered a very heavy coat of
whitewash. Kr.izer wa.i hit hard and his
support was roiled. Attendance , " .000. Score :
LUUI.SVILI.i : . I CINCINNATI.
it.n.n.A.K. | ' II.H.O.A.I :
Clmke , If. , i ) OJIInllMns" ,
Mci'r'ry , rf 0 0 1 u Iliiv. cf 2 1 2
' 0 I I Corcoran. 2h t 1 it
Ktiilfniil , ra 0 1 3 0 Irwln. 3I > . . . S 2 3
Weid.-n. II ) . 0 3 10 Q Miller , rf. . . 1 2 2
Il-Kli-r. Sli. . D 0 0 0 HecKley , Hi 2 0 M
\Vllioiii. c. . . 0 1 1 1 Mil. hoy. U.S. 1 0 2
ll-ii k. 21) . . . . 0 ll 3 . II/ . .
KlMier. p.- . 0 0 0 3 1 UrTsti'ln. P 2 2 0 u
TntnlB . . . .0 C 21 IS 5 Totals . . . .12 II 27 II 1
Cincinnati 30000 B 22 * 12
L.iiil . vlllL- 0 0
n.iined imifl : Cincinnati , 3. First IHIKO on
errnrK : Cin.'lnnatl , * , ' Loiilfvlllo. 3. I 'ft nn
biu-er : rlm'lnnall. I : l nilnvllle , 7. I'liwl II.IKO
nn bulls : Off Ilroltenstidn , 2 ; off riuj-cr , n ,
Stiui-k out : Ily llielleniteln. 1. Two-hanu hit * :
Irwln (1) ( ) llidllilny. 1'eltz. Hoy. Wei.len. Sac-
rlllce lilts : Wilson , Ciireiirun , Miller. ] llz.
Slnli'ii lini-fs : Jlolllday. Miller , Hey , 1'lrK.Tliu.
li.iuble play : C.iiT.iian to Illlcln-y. Time nf
Kinne : Due hour and fuily-llvo minutes. Um
pire : Hurst
C'LKVKLANH. S ; ST. LOUIS , I.
CLKVKLAN1 } . O. , July S. Tim Clevehinds
won one of the most exciting Kames Imn0r-
Intilile by a bntllni ; urily In Ihe tenth liinlnK.
I'owell and Donahue pitched miperbly and
not a run was earned Jn nlno InnliiKH One
hit would have bronchi ( Irady in with Ihe
u'lnnlni ; run In the ' .ist half of Hie ninth.
In thu ( entli on a base on Imll-i. two safe
bunts , Wiillace' . .iiloiddo. McAlllster'h single
nnd I'owell'.s lloilble wave the Indians live
rum * . In the laMt hlilf Houseman walked ami
scored ( in Ionnliu'K doub'e. Whllu PoiiKlara
was at Hio b-it-ic tiilld HoniPthliiK to o'U.iy
for which O'Oay ordered him out of the
irniite. They nrfciiPd'the matter and dunni ;
the argument I'owell and Chllds caught
Clrody elf seeonil , . O'U.iy called him uut and
the Hi-owns HnlWivd'Uie K-'ime under prolesl.
Score : i
cLKvni.A.s'n.i ST. I.Ol'IS.
ii II.O.A.I : u n.O.A.I : .
Iliirkelt. If. 1 2 I' 0'V ' ) e 0 i ) 3 2 0
Child * . - 7 .0 llallinan , 2b 1 0 0 4 1
S'l.alexls. if 2 1 0 rt ,1 Hurinrn. 3b 0 o 1i
Mi'Kean , HS 1 1 4 firmly. Ib. . 2 .1 i o
Wallncu , 31. 1 3'n a 'I ' Uilly , If. . . . o o 1 0
Teh-nil , Ib. . 0 i | jO.CHMii . , na. . . . o ft r i
' n 3 o 0 Hurley , ef. . 0 1 i i
McAMlVr.'of 1 V , . ) ll.JUTO'n. rf 1 o o n
3 n
0 1 o
* "
- <
ll.Uted for Do\MMi | I In tenlh InnhiK.
Cleveland { u. ( I 0 l > 0 1 0 1 1 0 6-S
Kt. ] .ouui > -tLl -
Harncd inns : n vidmd , 3. Klret I-auB t-y
enuiH : Clcvelanil. 1. HI. II > UH. | 2 Left un
b.i i' : CleM-land , 7 ; HI. I .null , I. Klrnt bane
m halU : UIT I'owell , i ; off pmiohuc. 4.
Ptriiek out : Ily I'tnvpll. S : by li.'ii'.nue ' ' , 3
Tw.i-l.ane blta : Wallace , JViuvll. llni ly. Unn.i-
Imp. Kii-rlllcd till : ClillJs. Hl'.U-n ' l.a e : llor-
ki-ll. ChlMs. Doulliiluy | : Wallace M Mi.'Keuti
llnilrn | : O'Day. Time : Two bourn and thirty-
llvu inlnuten. Allen.luncu : l.W.
STANDING UP TUB TIJAMS.
i I'd it , , 11 | 11 , i , ! < 11 1 nlv. i " ! u | . n ii > > i. r
dulift - llli.i.n \\n . all.d nl > b * . i d . r tli'
lift half i.f the foiiilh lnnltiK . ri n nt
of thp Mln. with thfi urnre Pintnlinfi 17 In
I In fnvivr of the 1'nlverj-ltv chili ,
M lllir.M O- | 'I'lli ; \ \ C.s ' | ; > IK Mill ! .
ColtimlHi * TilUt-x Ihe l.i'Mil 11 lib ( lildh
t'nfii \ ornlili' ,
KANSAS CITV. , lulyThe Hliir * l" !
tiidn } ' * RHitif to Milwaukee tlitoiifth -ii)1 ! )
ono . Whltpil , from Nebrmkn uliUrr ll > ' ,
, new pltelipr , proved B ulilnlnit rnnth fur
thp Hrcwpr ntul Wfl * rpplneed mtljr In llw
gnme liy Hi vlK. Score :
Kan-a Clly Z01 0 0 0 0 0 t- *
Alllnnukpp 2 II I o 2 I o 3 II
Ha p hltn : Knnmm city , II : Ml'.Aniikep. lo ,
Hirers : Knnfin City. 4 : MIIWiuiKce. 0.
HatlerlP * : Knnnn-t City , Whlted. Jli vl > i mid
ninnfonl ; Mtlwniikpp , HPldy and Ffi-pr.
ttm thV 1 - d I'o'thv wllh niliU Biini"l' it.
R. ' . ' hieen hundred finn r-i.ite.l . hiird t. r HIP
llul lami. bill to no nvall. as llniiipii' June *
hnd an "on" day. l-'orenmn iillrln d RH it
Imll. but HIP t rrors bi-hind him w " very
roiny. p-ippcla'ly Hump of Slewnri ntvl 'Irij.
SCI.I-P . :
l . n o i o o n o n n t
Columbus . *
Unite hlt : IndlnnHpollH , 7 ; Cnlumbim , fl.
Kltnrn : In lliinapid'n , 4 ; C.ilumblin. j. l'.it-
terb' " : tndlniinpidl * . fm-omnn .ind Ksiivn- ;
Coliimbii i , Joiien und Hiieklev.
. ST. PAl'L , Minn. . July : -Todrty' * Kume
liptwi-en St. Ptmi and Mlnnpaimlln * n
plteliprs' ronlecl. In whleh lluti'ltUon nf
the latter lenm e\ee'led , bellld Invincible nt
elltlcalnlntn. . Sc-ire :
, St , Paul . o n 0 1 1 o 1 i ) fl .3
\HniipapniN . a ) o-n
I Hasp hits : St. Paul. 1 ; Minneapolis , 7.
iKrrorv : Si. Paul. 2 ; .Miniieiiidl | n llnlt.'r-
hSt. : . Paul. McC.HI and Spies ; .Minn Mi | illn.
Hutchi'en nnd Ho le.
c.HAND HAPIDS , Mich. , July -NlttPly. .
Pli-'hl In the "hade , Inrce nnloy ntte'idnnrc ,
1 ilKpute * , wrnimles nnd kicking nn eioinde -
i ell m- were the featured of tiniinnie , which
, was co ! e from Mtnrl lo llnlnh. Scare :
i Ira 'id Hnpl.ls . . 1 .1 o 4 o 1 20 2 13
! Detroit . 0 .1 1 n 1 2 I 0 1-12
| Hiise hits : ( Irand Until. N. l.V Detroit , 22.
HIT I's : ( Irani ! Hapl.H , 2 ; Detroit , 3 , llnt-
tetl' " < ; rirntid Hnpldn , Hrndy , Cnmn nnd
Twlnohiini ; Detroit , Kuan and Trosl.
STANDINC. nr TIIK TKAMS.
. . , Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
( Vlumlim . Ji'i 40 ll ! i7..s !
, Indlamipolls . nil Ill ) 20 rn 1
I St. Paul . in 42 23 ( H II
Milwaukee . l" , : . ! ) 2i ! im 0
Detroll . 01 20 3.1 II 1
C.ratid Hapids . C-3 21 : SI , ' ! S'.l
.MtnneapdU . M 21 4:1 : 3'.S
j Kansas city . fil 111 -if. I ! ) . 7
| ( lames today : Indi.iiinpn'ro ' nt Columhiis ,
Detroit at Grand lnpld ! > \ .Milwaukee at Kan
sas City , .Mlnticnp.dls ut St. Paul.
\Vi-Mlern AMHIM-III I ton .Senri-H ,
ST. JOSKPII , Mo. , July 3.-Score :
, Kt. Jo-teph . 1 0 2 U U 0 0 I 0-7
i lUnllnulun . 0 0 0 0000 0 0-0
HUPP hits : St. .Icsepli. ! t ; llurlltmton , 2.
' I3rr rs : Si. Joseph. 3 ; HurllliKtou. 3. Hnl-
I iprles : SI. Jopeph. I'ardee and Collins ; Hur-
IlliKlon. Klt.'on and Du.vdale.
HKS MOINKS. July 3.-Score :
I DPS Moine. ' . 10 0-11
Qlllney . 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0-- I
Huse hits : DCS M.-lnps. ir > ; ljulney , 7 Kr-
i ors : Di-s M alnus , 4 ; ( > ulncy , 2. ISntlPrb's :
Dos Moltii-i , Sonler and l/ihinnn ; ljulney ,
Monroe nnd Trnllley.
DCHClJt'lO , la. , July 3. Score :
Dubun.ue . 1 0 I 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-R
H r-hfi'ird . 0-7
Hase hlt : Dubunup , fi ; Hnckfor-1. 13. Kr-
rors : Dubmiue , fi ; Ilnckford. (5. ( HatterleH :
; DubiKiue , NoneiniiUer and Sullivan ; Hock-
ford. Connor ? , l"n lerwood and I luff.
CKDAH HAPIDS. la. . July 3. Score :
Cedar Haplds . 30222002 0-11
Peoila . o 1 . " , 2 0 1 0 0 ( t !
lln-e hits : C.-lar Hail-ln. ] 13 ; Piorla , 10.
Krrors : t\-dar Haplds , 3 ; I'eorlu , 3. IJnt-
teries : Cedar Huphls , c'arilsh and l-'ullur ;
I'L'oi'ia , Konch and Haffert.
"Cen.-rnl of Hie I-I I leben. "
MlfB Ada Wilton l.s n youns woman who
follows Hie profession of n "Rcneral. " Not
In the army In the kitchen. ? he Is. In les
martial InngitaRc. a mal ! -of-al ! work for fit
a year. Or was ; but thai was last week.
Her employer , n lady of small income -ind
no nspiratts , found her uiMatUfaetcry. When
orJered to coak a ttc-ak for the hungry i'hll-
dren , she put on the frying pan. left the
meat In the larder , was seized with an. idea.
committed It to paper , while the pan bicniup
red-hot , preparatory to meltim ; awiiy. When
diismlssed. without her month' . ? waies , sh
took her Grievances to the magistrate , for
which the u-ud.ni ; public owis hi'r a vote of
thantffi. DuritiK the lefial proerdinis an In.
terestinij fact irnnaplrrd. .MU.1 Wilton la
wtltliiK a novel called "The VeiiKcince of
the V'scoimt. " "She says , " obsirved * thi
unasi-iratcd mistress , "lhal she'll heal Marie
Core-Ill. "
"I never used that tlani ; . " said Misw Wil
ton. "I said I will outvie Marie Corclll. "
She further observed that she would not
let an idea no. hence the steak episode ; also
that he could not live with a woman who
did not sound her h's.
The general pot her month's wasro. and
left the court , saying , affably. "I'll pay he-
back vlien 'The Vengeance of the Viscount'
is puhl'Hhed. Then good-by to caps and
aprons ! "
Vlt-lorln'M Illrlliilny.
Qticnn Vlctcria passc-d her "Sill birthday
on the 24th of May. Kxrept In the domestic
circle of the queen , no colouration of any
moniiMit took place. There were ( hiss nyins
on tlie Koveinment olllces and on HuckltiRliam
and St. James' palaces ; but at Italmornl.
where the ( | iieen is stayliiK prior to comliiK
lo London to celebrate her Jubilee , the day
Is always kept with Kreat rejolcliiKs. says
Harper's Ha/or. After breakfast the iitiren
is called upon to read hundreds of tt-lcRrams
from nil her numerous relatives and intimate
friends , as well as from other tiovorelgns.
There is a family dinner al night , when
the fiueen's health Is drunk and the ban-
pipes are played. The ovenltiR generally
ends with private thoatrlcalH , suporintendPd
bv Princess Dcatrlce who Is a ck-ver nctrca.s ,
aithouqli not so talented as her Muter Prin
cess Louise. ThlH year , the royal family
hoIiiR in mournltiK for Prince Henry of llat-
tonborR , thcalrlcalu were dispensed with , and
a concert held Instead. SlKiior Test ! and M.
do Porla BaiiR. SiRiior Tosll Is n Kre.il
friend of the queen and royal family. It
will he remembered how devoted he was lethe
the late duclu'ss of Cambridge in her dc-
cllnliiK yearn. The duclier-s was very /ond
of mnalc , nnd Slmior Tosll never ml-.sed a
day In vlHlliiiR the old lady at St. James'
palaeo and uliiKlnK and playliiR for her en
tertainment. _ _
Hint I'nveil Hie Wny.
Chicago Post : "I think , " she snld hes-
ItatliiKly and with downcast eye "Hint
you'd better sjieak to jKipn. "
"Sure , " he replied promptly. "That'H dead
easy. The only tlilm ? that trotib'.eil me was
iho Interview with you. "
"Vou'ro not afraid of pupa ? " she mild In-
( ilililiiKly. opening her eyes In iiaiiiil'linielit.
"Afraid ! " lie exclaimed. "Why snould I
be' ' "
"Henlly I don't know , " she answered ; "but
H's usual , you know. " . . .
"Oh , I HUpporc so , " he niiM\ered In the oft-
hand way of u man of the world. "With In
experienced men there would bo nolli'iiK '
mirprlHhiK In It. but 1 have taken Iho preciin-
tlon to loan him money , which la Htlll un-
' '
'Vlien It wan that the beautiful Klrl realized
thai she had c.iiiEht u tfenulnu llminelt-r foi
a husband.
Mnllsllcol lleniH fc . 'I'e\UM.
It IH estimated , says the Onlvcston News * ,
Unit 12I.W" ) babies have been born In Texas
so fur this year. If all the colic they have
suffered could be uathercd toKelher In one
nain ten cut loads of Moot hint ; sirup would
not bo HUllIclent to relieve It. KstlnmtltiK
thai each baby has been walked twenty
miles tl appears lliut HIP eomblned dlftun e
wa'ked has been I'.ISO.ox mlletj If nn
parent hnd been compelled to do the walhln.
for this Infantile HOP of 1M)7 ) It would hnv--
hetiii necessary for him to uvvriiK' ' twenty
mllo3 alay for aM yearn eluht monlhn and
tweiitllve days , and the illhluiieo would
have equulud len llinex Hie clrcumfcicJiCt ) ol
thu earrh.
g
ClreiiniNlniiei-H ,
WiwhliiKton Star : "you have been In ihi-
liKillellu buMnesK HO loiiK. " xuld Hie onxloiu
iiiotlu-r , "that you mual bo ubuto nlve me
Hi.InforiiDtlon 1 want. I hope > mi will
candidly answer my ( luestloii. Are the elgii-
Tctte.i Injurlouii to the health'/ "
"It nil depimdH , ma'am. " said Hio trunt
maynatu.
"un what ? " . , ,
"On whi'ther you sniokp ihwn or HIT
ilium. "
Ciixl of ii I'l'i-Nerlplliiii ,
Pur * : I'VlonJ Niw , conlldenllal'y. how do
you IlKuro what lo charge for a prunerlp-
lion ? . .
Dnm'KlHt Well , our ayntcin ! ' iierfictly
f.ilr lo everyliiidv After Ibe clerk innkp-
uji the pro crljitlon he gem lu HitImcK of
the Hli.ie iind shaki-n UP a lnl uf caids In a
hat The curdH , ire mark' d with prices
MiiKlIlK fr-'II ) 25 < rnl lo il : . mid lim vr :
' 41 1 In. draw * nottlea thu prKu of tin- | > i-
: SS CI.IPPI.Mi IH'MAIS
j
. Wiaeninp Prop * nd li.fltiM.w . of Th <
GROWING KA1UW OF PUBLIC lift
i'tunon * Ciillccllnii. or
Tlpfii-ntlnnt t
HIP t
Thirty tlmuond pcppl * in lhi world * - rn
thrtr ll ln tiy cllppnm nrtttiw , < rr of * h m
S.oort r in ihi < rniiPd nmtpt nn.l Ami it
Nf > W Vnrk I'lly ] | I * rnmtmtoil Hint Ihnti
in Invented in th i > nitprlM > * capital nf
JlS.ono.ooo. Th firm priwu-rliwlnc ltttrii
win ( turtpil In I'urli itionntnvn jr r * ngn , rr
htlf * the N > Yoffc Cuniiitrri 11 The Ural
nnr in New York wan rautilhihfM In 1W.
The worlil i * ilio province of ili
clipper now , and ihrro srn bureau * In
larm rity on lln' nlottr. Hvim flidnfy , AIM
tralln. lia * a flotirKihliiR bureau , and our- hut
recently ill-en t nried In Tohln , Japan.
Thorn ntf hair a dmnm Incur Ininwni in New
York , met ) emplnylmt from twt'tity five l <
firiy reader * , anil tcildlliK mil an flvrmnp < il
from ; ioim : m lino.ono rllptdtm * a week.
A glance over tin * order booh of an rmVn
RlVPJ llll > MUIIO Itll'd of HlP COMlf | Itin
prp R-cllppinK bureau , Kor limlancr. ln-rn
nn order fivmi the ( Irpaier New Vorh com-
tnltU'o fur nil editorial potmtu-iii im HIP
Greater Now York. l'p ' lo IhU Mine alnnl
l.ooo paRe of a nerapbiiok have been nili'il
with Hii'M ) clipping. Neil below ritalrni-jii
Dltifiley's private m-crolitry I * noted UK want-
IIIK nil adver rlllcimn of Ihi' IHiiKley tariff
bill liy republican paper * . Seeri-tary Chain
tiHlulii had iii > iit to him I'vcrythliiK pir.j
Halle I In I lie ( 'nllrI , Stalei about I Inaililtrn -
tlon treaty. Tincxpcullvp cninmlllcp of Hi
TCIIIIP-KPP Centennial ex poult Inn want * every-
IhliiK nald In Hie paper * about the full
Llptiteiiant I'rnry want * all Iteiim fruiii Hu-
nortli pole , anil Hun. J. W. llnlh-y
track of hi * drpra milt tliroimh n pri-a
pins Inireiu. Oppnxlle Nleiiin Tixln'a
Is "Uleetrlc.il Invriitliitm. " Dr. Mi-ward
Wettb wants everythliiK tii'lntPd dlmnl home *
Cni-illli.il ( ilbbntu and IIHhnp Kerne are KIIP-
I'lied ' with pre n commeiitn on the aflalrii m
the Itoin.in Catholic ehnreli. TinCramp -
are down for pverylliln pnlill-linl al > "iil
tiielr shlpK. tiarn : Marlon pivierven nil HIPII
tlon of the Itrd I'tiixg society. 1're-lilent
William H. Harper liken t < > know nlut It
raid alniiit fhle.iKo unlvei'clly. tin > \ l. 'Mor-
Kan .t Co. want all lianlitiiK ami nnniii'lnl
Hewn. Several prom Incut liiiporti-M tnki
t'verythlnn on the woolen and oilier idled-
tilts In HIP DlnKlpy tariff bill.
DWAIA.VU VAItlHS WIIJUNY.
llily llonry SonuMMel Liken ellppliiRH on
phllan.'licopy and micloUmy. C.iliiiiel | | >
jnls lo know ttliat the Amerlntii pnn li.
f.ijiiiK about him. and Senator Mule ulxo like *
lo lueji well informed an to lib pemon
mntiis. Captain J. I ) . Kclley of Ihn li nlc
ship Tf.xaa. haa all
cotoiilent un hiu vi < n.
flipped. And so on. Since ( herr are diiiiu.
Il.UmJ nainrrf 'in ilie hook It Is IMcn \ in HI
tempt lo nlvc mor. ' ihun an l < li > n i > f HIP lint
AniuiiK fuinlllar name arc thiwiof I'iiaiin
cey .M. Iliinw.Vlllldin C. Whitney. AJIt
Helen .M. llonldVI1llain M. CliHrfe. ( Iran lei
MaitliBUH , lid ward Alldnsoti , I'rof. Henry W
I21lloll , Lord Aberdeen. Hubert Harr , Nf II )
Hly , H.V. . Mok. Henry IrvliiR. Mine. Melh
nixl a hunt of others. If faintIn to IIP riti.i.
mod by mention in llm ni'wnjmpeifl. ( 'luiifi
cey Depew holds thu piilm. Mure hn * h e. .
pul > ll.hfd ubotil him , * o HIP | ires-dlp | > 4 > i ,
nay. limn uny other living man.
Till ) opportuiiPiieSH with whleh Home adver
llseineiits reach ol.c oftt'll provoke. * ttoiuler.
Llleratiire on bahy foods , ha by carrl.mm ami
.1 lot of utber unefiil Infurmalloii on running
a liahy were leeelved Jim after j.n . h.ul
oiii10 run. Wlu-n your brother lost hl arm
yon received a letter from an aceliU-ni
aneo rdinpany ailvhlng yi n to carry an ac
cident Insurance policy. The neXl day after
your hniMe w.is robbed yon were bewli itcd
with audits who naiucii to jiul burgUr
alarms -in your house.
All these llrms received their "llp " from
the prem-elippliiK bureau.
To hlniorlai.ii , hloKraphers , writers on cur
rent political stiiijects ami a thousand other ?
thu value of Hie preas-clipiilnn hurc.iu can
not bo iHtlmatpd. Clergymen and public
speakers freiiueiiily obtain their "illnatra-
tluns" from Ibis source. I'ollHHuns and
Islatont utlli/.o II to obtain the trend of piibllt-
opinion. Authors llnd It of Rreat iiHsUlanrp.
H la hald that when W. 1) . lloivt-lls desires
to wriio a Look on any particular phase of
life hu orders all the clippings he can el
hoarliiK on It , and the Ini-ldvnlM thus obtained
RO toward making iii | the groundwork of the
story.
Kvon newspaper * xomeHincs utilize the
prras-clipphiK bureau to Hiipplemonl the work
of their exchange departments.
WIHT10 I1OUSH CMI'I'INC
DUltl-JAU.
There IB at the White lloiiso olio of the
completes ) , and be.st
eiitilpped prci > ri-rlliplnK ;
bin cans In the world. The Hat of papern
received IncliideH every promlnont newnjiapur
and periodical published. l'\eryhliiR ( of 1111-
portaiico lu-arlng on state mat tut H or Inter
national affair * Is carefully prmervod In
t > c.rapbook , and this collection is among the
most valuable record * ) of thegovernment. .
l'reFs-cllpplng bure.uis are friiipntly | en
gaged to Htipplemeiit the work nf ( Ills olliee
by ftinii.shlng diiplicato RI > ( H to the ileiiait-
inonta. A complete set of clippings wan ple-
pureil for the State department on the llerlng
SIM eonlrovoray aside from that kept at the
Whltu Hume. The I'ostolllcc dcpartmeut I *
a it'gnlar and heavy palion of n press-clip
ping bureau.
Kvery llem about postmasters In the
United Suit Is Kent to the department , and
In case they contain coniplalnlH. they art-
mailed to the postmaster censured , with n
demand for an explanation. Thin plan nf
keeping "tab" on postmuxtcrx was adopted
by J'ostimuter liinenilYnimnnker , and
proved so cllicaclous that it has been eon-
tinned since. An Interesting .scries of ser.ip
hrioKii wcro propan-d on the birlli of Orovei
( Jlevelaml'a daughierH by the white house
bureau for Mrs. Cleveland. They were taken
by the Cleveland * to their home In prince-
ton. A collection of L'O.uuo clippings on the
Inaugiirallon was made for I'renldent M > ' -
Klnley by a Now York buie.iu.
lU'SHIA'S CXAIfS HCKAI'llOfJK.
An ousls In a denert Is the scraphook fad
to the clipping collector. From this aoup'i
come his most prolltablo Jobs , Almost any
body who U prominent enough to ho much
tnlkud about In the nt-wtfpapcrH waniM to
keep n Hcrapbook about hlmxelf. KenipbonkH
are Kept about everything from pHie llglit
to obituary notlees. Not the old faHhloneil
kind mailo of an old ledger or patent ullli <
report , but an ul.ihorato affair ion tiiut < def
of separate uhcela bound together and iov
ered Huhstantlally , heiiiK golleii up I" UH
oxpenslvo style as the purxo of the ov\o-i
will warrant. Komn of themm niphiiok.i nre
marvelu of art. Perhaps Hie finest hit r
serapbooks ever made were prepared ie
enntly by a I'lfth avenue cidlcclor for I'/.u
NbhidaH Jl of Ituasla , coiiHlKtlni ; i < r r-xii -
books and easting J'JjO. The books Hin-
made up of clljiplngs on HID Hint-mi deaili
and final ohsfiinlcH of thn czar'H father ,
Alexander 111 , and of hU own marring1 and
eoromitlon ciTLiiiunli-s.
Itlvaling HieMii In eleiane an- HIP om-x
tniv , being mad" by n WinH ( 'oiirteeuib
strict colleetnr for .Mrs. llradley-.Martln nn
her recent hall. Hlfht liuuku huvu been
illlid n < > far , and the number -'lipping *
aggregates helot-i-n U.UUD wild 8.000. An-
I'llier ' splendid net will IIP thill now being
made for HID family of Uemral Ornnl on Hie
lidlcatlon of Hie tomb
I \IUKST ! HXI8TINU COUI TKIN.
Tb" htrKext collrrtlon of ellpplng * In t-x-
Islenro waa eomplloil of Hio World' * Colum
bian expunltlon. mid In In piimemlim of Major
M < w ' I' . Handy of Chl'uK" . It comUt of
lltindredti of tli'ti ami | cif Brilcle * from every
paper | n lined , panted in ] uo huge liuolii nnd
containing complete hUtorlial data uf lh
fair. The inont unliiio | n't of x-mpUuok *
Is that of Senator M 8. < iuav. wlxi MIUIV
tlmu ago ordernd a New York tmrrau lo
gatliur nil th nnroinpllmentary tJiltif * * < ii < l
about him In ihf > pri * of the ruunlry
Sorudiookx | are often madu to Inlliu-nrw
action of mrr-nt affair * smli va thu OHM
prepared un llullliiKUin Iln-jin at I hi- lime
of blJ removal and lent to hi * father with
thu | | U | * > of riuxllIK him lollJIUf hi * di'd-
Hl'jn. Thli rei-ulli Hie f.ii t Hmi tile Salva
tion uriny uuii Mm lint regular ul' erll > * r
IO till- dial | irill * ' | | oureull III I , , li
don mi' ' ) luiftn u ' ' ' 'ai > i ti-n -1 ! ' '
line * . Scr pbwuki on tbe
( ( I'1" ! 'il miti to CM , pre smpn an 1 pen-
m -in in ihilui u. . ' them ti > jomp a < 'i > m ll
Ih * ! > { of ihr Rovi-ru iPiit of the I nl"r I
Alnunt nil N lot * and artrcss.a
wft cnptHioli of whA me. papers say of
Ihr irruption ) ) habit U be more nod
bemo
mo pr Ti'i
rlljipltiR * from ni'wpp.ipers for ref
. hii e\- fjoliiK their on >
o 'l h. HlPlr own " -
and Mmi
* iiioiint tit inarei1 tiarliiRi . -ii ir
Tim bintnricni vnlurof th > . . '
Ml tw rmt In future yeii
llPlll > f > llllfi Mf n llneheliir.
> Vi'rh 1'inw TOK mnln iroui-i. 'i '
MiiniPit In Hint tit Ir hu ban U .1 . t
rMiuitily ihp n Tin.I HI > ; .u-n tlmi Main < > n
lnhli.it lii'l fein l rp M > nt to -1 i
-Mi.in
In n n MIIIII r fi-r In iTi nolulti. > . n m > v
| . - ( r.rrl.iln Inlun'i mire lum I 1-1 -
A plillii'iiphi'i I * n man who can ndmii. a
ttntnatl Nflel hi. hi ) * fi > ind olll ( lint 'u '
iti.fwn'i mlitiiii" hint
A wwniti will iiiinrri'lvith her hn i r l
fr r Wi-imiiK bin Hid cunt nrnnn-l the h , n
HIM mumdiiv tin- put * off cutiililm : h. i *
hnir Id ) nfiii in. nktitni
A limn iiM-r knew * wlHllipt he ! i , i 'v '
IN ln e with a . .Illllll III he llllrt tiled ' 1
Initulti" h"W hc Would mik wllli tlnv i
uf h r front teeth mil ,
I. MIIIIIMI I.MII'.vniY.
Japan burn our clock * .
! < nndnn employ * 2.127 fi ttlirr curlew.
( lirinnnv him lo.rioo.oon .vorhlnR peupu
TwHvr new iinlonn have heen orKunl/ed at
Oaltemon , Tux. , durliiK Ihi year
Te mi farnipm nrp tall Hu ; m-rie i lv of
formliiK mllltnry branches to cni-iy i < a ih. . > r
alllanco w.irh.
Al HIP Ti nnewce tate mlne-i ino > , i-
ovi mi hnV'i been erected n id man > < 'in\ . <
will he i niplined ,
In the I'nliPd Htnien H.fl ' , onn farm h.m N
mine tiAlf an Illilch cr.lln im ild ooo oiin i.t
Mump'1. Tliun HIP line of ir pi r in.u h \
milker one farm laborer In lie I'liited s u H
oorlli Ihree In Hill ope.
The Philadelphia ulioewn kprs di-ehuv HI it
Hio nntlonal union uliould wlthdiaw i.i'.u '
iho A. V. L. "heenn e tin latter bn ! v n. -
pendii Hiilely upon the ami' ' tinted .iliike .1 i I
boycott In cure nodal III * . '
At Mountain Jron , Mint. , the ncu ! > o-
lon uliovcl in now innateIn londniK oi.1. .
Thin nhnvi I | IIK : a dli-jicr wtlh a i.iu | . ! y
r 112 eublt- feel and Kntjl it'i-r Cl'iniue C.
Moon- linn nlrisidy hrolc u the hlKhi - < t
record by loading 171 ears In lens than ti u
hourn.
Within the lant twcnt > wo years err
noiitlii-rn Iriui product ha Incrpii.vd > )
tier ceil I. deelaren the AH ila ConsMtut'.iM . ,
"while that of the nort and east h
Inereimpd | pmi Ilian MM ) pi cpiit. in l l )
Ihe neil III produced only r. 700,000 tons , .f .
coal. Tin yearn laii-r. how.ver , the pr 11-
itct of nnr niltiPH reaehi M 21.000.ooo inns ,
and In ixiii ; . rm.iinn.otio inmt.
Thn entrance of .lapaipse lmmlRmiii in1 >
Clllf'iridfl ban mir.ictnl POI slilerahlc .r'-n- '
II MI I hi re , thHi li the nun. .cr of .lii'm : o
who have. Hum far arrlveo to obl.iii' i -
plnytnriit In the beet Hi ld > N small I i
men whn arrive. ) were en nj.'d \vti | ! m , > t
proinplne n , a elrcuui'tiiiii'Lvulch K > H
lo HIP HtlKplelnii that the ; came lo th >
Untied SI 111 en under central ' . to labor
Thn fnllowliiK M an tt male of iho
world' * Hllpply of nlilmalhn e skin fm-
lilnh iPBlher : Citltle , 2IT. > isi .thl ; KUit ' , i .
0)14,51 ) ! * ; nlli-ep , 2.i.lH2,0in ; h r CB , Ml , , _ ' .l '
kan 8r Mifl. sri.WHi.niNi.t
nf "hoed lo each wearer at - Kcmr.'ih
tpilred yeai'ly. The dein.inc for Hie i"i
wiirld'n piiiobtlon ( would i i f-nnrni'in- '
It Is , probnldy I.OOO.l'Wl.rtOO pnild .1. . !
are made and nnld auo-iilb
The CoiuprpHMpil A-ir Worl rs of \m. . -
lea l a new union lial ! ho been In : nt
into exlnlpllcr by Hie i.rk r. itd \ in I' . , t
river bridge. New York. T > lnim-"t tiino
( hat HIP inpli riy thpy er.v < 'ik In a d iy
In I'Uht hoiirn , and thai it a iimd. n a
depth. Al ri'at depth. wl > re the af > i .
pherlc pre iure 1 * very p-eat t''t- > sa > ivy
rnnnot work over thrie hi.i . with in :
vals of ri" t between. The ! . ; dole of p. . I . i
and IUIIIM of labor an prepan I liy the nn u
are at follow * : Prom. 65 lo " 5 il'pHi. $ J Ti
for lx hoiim' work ; from . " 0 to MI i.t
depth , J3 and four hour'H wi k ; from so i i
! M ) feet dfiilh , IS.L'S and tivi hours' \M. , | < ;
from 00 lo 100 feet depth.3 50 < ind c-io
liinir and twenty minutes' w rk. For OUT-
litne they will eharKo douhl rates.
oti'r iii1''rin : ( iiini N.MI v.
Arizona has a lake of Ink
Australia makefl 100 kinds if wine.
Coffee grows wild In Aral c.i and In the
Soudan.
Ten rcqltncnts In the Ilrltla army pulili-li
newspapers.
The people of llornco make beer from iho
pepper plant.
In Spain the goat Is the fl mectlc sub.-H-
tuto for the cow , thai eounlrj ha'lngl.j : ! ! ! , -
000 goats.
The annual value of the h man 'inir ex-
porleil from China Is said lo e about , iOO- ,
000. It In tiiken from the boa f of paupi-iti ,
criminals and ( ho dead.
The KOI Hi bridge Is constnn ly being n-
palnted. So vast is HIP stru Hire that it
takes fifty tons of paint lo give It ono
coat , and th area dealt with IM .something
like 120 ncrefi ,
The whipping system was I .inguraled nt
rpxlnglon. Ky. , recently for two luevc IB
thieves , Will AlcAndn-ws and Pom .Murplf
They are neivtlinjH nbout tl PIIIU nld , 'in'I '
htolo two hlpyelPM. AllhoiiKli hu nffpimit M
a folriny , I'ullPC .ludgn Oray K.il'oner dl.i-
mlssrd the prlHonerH on iho pnmino of Iheit-
mothnrH to give them a boil-id ilira-shlng.
After court adjourned Ihe hi , ; , were takrn
( o n cell , where , under the dirr-im-i ot
Chief of Police Jesse , they V-T hev. i.ly .
whipped.
A remnrkable twin tree .tninl.s i. ' 'ii
Wavnesvillii. t ) . It Is a v r > " ; . mmni' ' .1 !
coaleict'iice of two blue null I rt > , the i t
apart on the- ground and at Hid en ' '
above Joining lo form a perfe i trn.ii ilut
exlrmls to n hplghl of HOIIIP ii'veiu , '
l-ach ; tree | g from llfteen to oihicen in V a
In diameter , and each trunk , i well .1
upper bole. U pcrffclly norn tl : IDJ- I i
Hie fork Hbo.v any slKtm nf
rldgo or one sided coalcHci-nci th
union milHl hiive taken place w
weie nadlnit. | . IH thlH a "iiatu
did Home Indian piixoihly IIHC t
fiirt of hlH ViUwaiii Niippoil ,
x.i . llghlly a * lo Induce a 'n.il
i"l/ , ' of Ihe HUM | IIIIINIMIIII | | (
if Krowlh of the blue lisln s
tllitn antedate Ihe white sell ! '
No. 1C )
ntWf ffSOfl fvrfj , & 35T5 vTU
> mi
Dyspepsia , \Veili Slum ; : li--kn
liy li 11 nf itppi-tltr , c 'ii . ' (1 " ,
Liml ta-ito ui'il K1-1"-1' " ' -i"ii.
hlion or HilloiiK ( xi -
caiiaud by tuo IH-HVV n i u-.tl , or f.it ,
rlull foixl ; thu tulijjiiu U tiiitmi : li.ul
tualu ; liuiiiliudju.
tlMlnlil.ul'ClMlllp 111 IIISloili acll
-known by violent | nii at tin it
u ( tltu Ml'iiiiuuli , with inisi'u und
llc.irtliiii'ii. wi ! ; litij { ' heiii. "e
uf lmt , Ijuniiiitf I ihl in the
t : 'ifton wtuiinil b iixc. ivo
Nu1U I'ut ] VtM III Hunt
lixttitiUy.
IM-'A.NTS. - Kw TwU n tf , f
'I'yliijj niiU WfvkolnliiDbs , iw Ku. : i
AH I'mtuui" > .r wUi ] fur f c , > ( < r li " 0
tICIlll M. IIOIIK Ur Hum , ' n > v II.i , . o.
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