THE OMAHA DAH.V 1H3IS ; AVIUDNMSOAV , OCTOllEH i , 1SJM ) ,
BROOKLYN WINS AND LOSES
Senators Taka Eecontl G.mo from the
Loadm by Good Batting.
CHICAGOS PLAY LIKE SCHOOL BOYS
I'hlHIrn Put t P hilrltU-ii | ( iiuno nnil
Arc llcntcii > > > OiluluV Ilnril unit
Timely Illltlfii ; Mefirnu and
tlilli-H Hurt.
lj n , 1JJ-2.
Chli'nuo , - | l.oulsv Illr , 10 ,
llnlllmiirc , 1O | I'lillmli-lplilii , . " , .
M. J.nillN , ( I ) I'lttilnirK , II ,
WASHINGTON , Oct 3 Urookljn hail nn
nsyJctory In the first game ( oday ana
Washington won the second by good bitting.
The second game \\TJ called on account of
darkness Attendance , 3,000 bcorc , flnst
gam i ) .
WASHINOTON imoOKLYN
n ii o A n 11 II O A.13
Kle , cf. . . 11210 Kcllcy , If..2 1300
us. 1 1 2 2 0 Keclcr , rf 23200
! h 1 1 2 4 0 Aml'n. Ib-rf 1 1800
. IK n t c ft 1 Inniu nf 1 t 1 n 1
rrteiimn , rf 0 0 I 0 0 Daly , 2b . .
O'llrle-n , If 0 1 2 0 0 UrlRle ) , BS 0 0 3 1 0
PmlilPn , 2b 0 0 4 1 0 fnwy , 3b. .
.MeMiimis , r.O 1 3 4 0 Porrcll , c. . . 2 1 G 1 0
i\iiliii , | > . . . 0 0 0 3 t IIiiKhcR , p
' ' 0000 0 , Jennings , lb 0 0100
3 62113 2 | Totnli 12 12 IT 11 1
Hilled for i\ans In ninth inning.
Washington 000200010-3
Brooklyn 00401001 -U
I'arned runs : Washington , 1 , Hrookly n ,
7 Two-base hits : Shlebetk , Anderson ,
Kfrlur Stolen baset. Anderson Shi'berk
Cttdcy , McMnmii. rift ba con balls. Olt
Hvaim , 7 , oft lliiRhc < , 4 btrtick out : Hy
IJvans I , by Hughes , 5. Left on bise1" :
Washington , C : liiooklvn , 4 Tlmo , 2 00.
Umpires. Hinille and Dwyer.
Score , second gtinii ! !
\VAMI IN 01 ON nnoOKl.YN
It II O A E U II O.A U
Slwjte , cf. 1 0 C 0 0 Kelley , If 12 00
Si-hl ( > l'k. M 0 0 0 4 0 Krelcr , rf 02100
Mercer , 81) 02200 l < nnlim-s lb t 1 C 0 1
MrOum , Hi. 0 Junes , cf 01010
rrei-imn , If 0 1 3 0 0 Duly , 21) 0 3 1 C 0
O IlrlcH , If. 0 0 1 f ) 0 VVriKli y , BS 0 0 0 0 0
PailJnn , ! b . 0 1 2 0 0 i-iwj , 3b .
Powers , c Mcanlre , c 0 0 7 0 1
V.V oj-lilnir , p.l 1 1 0 0 McIimi > B , p 0 0 0 0 0
lurry , lb 00000 Amleison , cf 0 0 0 0 o
TotnlH 3 7 21 7 0 , Totnls . 2 10 14 10 2
Washington 001000 * 3
Hrookly n . . . . 0-2
named rmiM. Washington , I , Brooklyn , 2
'Pvvo-biMj hits. Mrrcor Daly Stolen base
Daly Double play MiGnnn to Wejhln
rirst base on balls Oil Mi'.lamcH. 1 lilt
by pitched b.ill MrGuIri Strurk out : Hy
Weyhing 1 , by McJumi-s , 0 Left on bases
WnbhliiKlon I , llrooKI > n , 0 Time. 1.33
Umplies imslie and Dwycr
- > ONtllll , l.tf JNl'VtOlli , I.
IJOSrON , Oct 3 I'or Iho innings Do-
hi nj held tlu > Tiostnns down to live hits
ind thrfu tuns , after which they landed
on him hi-avlly and especially In thu se\-
cutli Dovle was jiut out ol the game In
the ic'vinth b > I'mplre Hunt for kicking
Attendance , 00 Score'
IiO&lON I sn"ionic
u it o A n 11 ii o A n
llnm'lon , ifO 0 ! 0 0 V'Hilt'n , If 1 2 S 0 0
'linmv , lb .i 1 S 0 0 O Itiku , 3b 0 1 1 2 0
I. < ) nB , PH .2020 0 , Davis , si . . 1 1 fi 2 1
Duffy. If . 1 2 2 0 O1 Doyle , lb . .1 1 5 1 0
New York . . . . 1
learned runs : Hoston , 4 ; New York , 3
Two-base lilts- Duffy , Stahl. Home runs :
Doyle , Vnnlliiltren , Collins Stolen ba es :
Collins , Tunnuy , Stahl. Double play : Lovvo
to Tenney. rirst banon balls : Olt Lewis ,
3 , oft Doheny , 9 Sacrifice hits : Hamilton
(2) ( ) lilt by nltthed ball. Tenney Struck
out : Hy Lewis. 3 , by Dohenv , 3 Hilk : Do-
beny Will ] pitch. Doheny Time : 202
Umpires. Swnitwood .ind Hunt.
ChlriiK" ) , - ; IjOiilNt tll > , 1U.
CHICAGO , Oct 3 The home team
plnjod like schoolboys today nnd presented
Louisville six of Us runs Cunningham
was effective .ind kept hl ° hits well scat
tered. Attendance , 230 Score :
I oulsvlllo . . . 03300000 4 It )
Eirned runs : Chicago , 1 , l oulsvlllc , 3
Left on biibuti. Chicago , d , Louisville , K
Two-base hit Linge Thrce-baso hits :
AViignor (2) ( ) Linge Homo inn Hradley.
Sacrllleo hit : Kelk-y Stole'ii base Linge.
Double play. Leach to U'ngner to Kelley.
Struck out IJy Cuiinlngluuii , 2. liy Calla-
h in , . ! Plrst Iise on balls Off runnlng-
h.mi , H , oft Call ihan. 3 Wild pitch. Calla-
luin lilt by pitched bill Kelley , Clarke.
Time : Ifl3 Umpires Latham and Connolly
nelly
Iliiltlniorf , 10 | I'lilliulelplila , % .
HALTLMOUE , Oct 3-Tho Phillies put
up a spliltkn-4 Koine and were lieitun by
the Oi'oles1 ' hind and timely hitting McGraw -
Graw was hurt In the flftn Inning BO badly
that ho retlied ChlltH was alno hurt in
the first Inning and gave way to Doiiglai.3
The Orioles hull siored anothei run In the
sixth when the game was called , but the
seoro reverie * ! to even innings. Attend
ance , 72J Score :
HAM'IMOUi ; I I'HIUvDELI'IIlA.
H II O A E I 11 II O A E
Mrariin. 3b i 0 1 3 1 Tlmmns , cf 0 0 1 0 0
Harris , 3b 0 0 0 0 0 ( roHi , HH . 11 530
Hulines , If 10100 Do'lnnts , If I 2000
IXMiiont , Sb 0 1 1 2 0 Chiles , lb . . 0 0002
I'ulu , If . 20000 UoiiKlaHM , lb. 1 0 0
Kclstir , BS 12031 nick , rf 00 4 4
.Sbris-Ic'il , I f 1 (1 ( 0 0 0 I nutler , 3b , I 0 0
l.iCh'ce , lb 2 2 8 0 0 M Parlaml , c 0 0 0
c. . . Dolan , SI , . 00000
Hun ell , 0 J 0 0 0 IMrtlt , 00000
Totals . . 10 8 15 S 3 TiitolH 5 7 13 7 2
Guino called on account of dirkness.
fajI } ioro 3 | o 0 1-10
Philadelphia 02012 5
Eiriied runs : liiltlmorc , S ; Philadelphia ,
5 .Stolen bases : McGriw (2) ( ) , Lander , Mc-
lailuiul Holmes Tvvn-b-iso hlt-J. Ln-
Chince. Smith , Delehanly. Howell , McF.u-
land. Three-linse hit Ki-l ter Plrst basn
oil tullH ! Off Plait , 3 , oft How ell , 4 Hit by
pitched bull : llv Phut , 3 Loft on bases-
Haltlmore , 4 : Philadelphia , 8. rirst biso
on errorw : JlcCJravv Dolan Time' : 1,15
Umplies : Mannassuu anil Suyder.
SI. I.OIllN , II ) ' ( ( ) , II.
ST. LOUIS , Oct 3-Powell was hit hard
today , but ho anight have beaten the
I'l'-Uf ' ? with better support Lecvei was
alnn ht ! h.iril. lint \vnu In , * \ AM..I _ ; .
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treatment.
Catarrh can bo cured only by employing
some ramedy taken Into the stomach and
thuB acting upon the delicate membranes
and tissues through thu system A remedy
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or Inhalcnt to Increase It
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fohrfek. lb. 0 0 10 0 01 U1ll1nm . Sl > I J 1 0 0 1
lb. . 00330 MTrwry , cf.l 2400
warn. * , M .1 a 5 i Dillon , lb . . 0 0 < I 0
nomi , ti .0 n * 3 i Kly , M . . . 2 I 4 f. 0
O l rmnor , c I 2 3 0 0 How man. c 1 1 S 1 0
IMnkf. rf . 1 0 1 0 0 mlth , ! t > . 22322
1'o-vell , p . , 1 1 0 3 0 Ixtver , p 02130
TotnK. . . 6 10 27 13 3 TotnM . . 6 K 27 12 3
St. Louis 0(101000 0 6
Plltsburg 00121 021 2 9
Earned runs : t5t LouH 2 ; PlttBburjr , 5
Socrltlcp hit I'looil. Two-biso htti. Hur-
kott. Wallace , llotnp runs. McCarthy.
Wallace , \Vllllnm1 ! Three-ba e hit * How-
crmnn McCarthy. Ely Double plays Wal
lace to riotwl to Schreck , Hood to Wallace
to Schreck ; Wallace to Schreck. Hafes on
balls' Off Powell , 1 , off Loever , 4 Parsed
hall : O'Connor Strurk out Hy Powell , 3 ,
by Leever , 4. Stolen bates Wallace
O Connor Time. 2 10 Umpires O Day
nnd McDonald
> tiinilliiK < ( ( lip TVIIIIIN. '
Plavod. Won. Lost 1' C
Hrooklyn 1.1S ai ! ! GS1
Hoston 143 ( ) M fijj
Philadelphia 141 S3 f > 5 .HIS
Haltlinoro 140 < a G7 591
St. Louis U i-J Gl 561
Cincinnati 14" 77 CO "BS
Plttsburg H5 7't 72 501
Chicago 141 71 72 437
Louisville 143 71 72 .437
Waihlimton 140 fifl M ) HO
Now York 112 BS SI 40S
Cleveland 148 20 123 .133
Games to be played today : Now York at
Hoston , Philadelphia nt Haltlinoro , Hrook
lyn at Washington , Pltlsburg at St. Louis
iiA\vsi wi > s ifiMiooo ON osn : n.vcu.
IloiiKlit I2 cry I'ool on llitriiliiiu , llln
l'nr > In Kentucky Putiirlt ) , I
LEXINGTON , Ky. , Ocl. 3 According to
old trotting horse men Thomas W. Law son
scored the greatest coup In the history of
harness rating toelay. He bought every
pool sold on Bornlma , Ills entry In the
Kentucky futurity He continued to bttv
when Idollta had won two heats and ap
parently had the race.
In the thlnl heat , when Hornlma broke
the llrst quarter nnd the race seemed lost
he merely snapped his lingers , saying :
"Never mind , welt race again. "
After Idollta had landed two heals plun-
reit. took Law son's bets as eisy money.
As a. result all big bettors are. broke and
have little money to play the Tiansylvanla.
Cs'othliig like Law "oil's plunge was ever
seen here Hln $40,000 worth of pools
netted him $10 000. so that the pools on the
race netted him $90000 Law son presented
{ 3000 to Gut Mailer , Horalma's driver.
The Ti nnesseo stake , value $4,000 , vvns
won by Hlela after dropping the llrst two
heats to tbo strong favorite , Hal U Hal
U was driven out in three henta and Iln-
Ished in a ruck In the last two.
Track fast Results.
The Tennessee , 2.09 class , pacing , value
$4,000 :
Illelii. v Gambetta Wllkes C 2 1 1 1
Hal 11 ( Snow ) 1
Hell Hey 47322
Little Thorn 2 4430
Colbert 35675
The Maid 7 8 S 0 .5
Darlel S 3 7 8 8
Falrvlew C 8 C 4 4
Sallltt Teller dm
Time. 2 Ob'4. ' 2 06 , 2-06H. 2.09'J. ' 2 OSW.
The Kentucky futurity , 3-y ear-old trotters -
tors , value. $10000 : , . . ,
Hoi alma , by Horeal ( Macey.lO ) 71211
nxtacv tMurvin ) S G 8 1 G 2
The Bondsman G 3 2 3 2 ro
UlsUy 3 2 4 4 3ro
King Visco 4 5 G 8ro
Grade Onward 71010 G I lo
Hetty Hamlli 9 9 7 f17 ro
The Merchant . . . . ' . 3 4 9 dr
X L's Brother 5 S 5 , dr
Idollta 1 1 3 C Gds
ST. LOriS Ol'Oh ll.VCI > G SCASO.V.
I'orforiimiiec of Mttle Hey the Fun-
liinof I'lrnt HIIJ'H Snort.
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 3 The St. Louis Fair
association today Inaugurated Its harness
racing season. The feature of the day's
sport was the performance of Little Boy
; n the 2-14 trot , ho winning three straight
heats He was very slow In scoring and
got off many lengths to the bad in each
neat , but once In his strike he had all
competitors at his mercy.
The Fair association Is now holding Its
thirty-ninth annual fair. Exhibitors nns
present from Illinois. Missouri , Tennessee
mil Kentucky. Today's attendance was
unpreceilentedly large , the racing attrac
tions being the Incentive. Results :
3 00-trot , purse , $500 ; three heats :
Corlnnc , b in , by Baron Wllkes
( Thomas ) . 1 1 1
Berphal. rn. h. ( N. Klrby ) . 3 2 2
Llda , ch in. ( Martin ) . 2 3 3
Corysande , gr. m. ( W. Klrby ) . 4 4 5
Yenda , ch g. ( Lay-ton ) . 6 5 4
Lord Wllkes , b g. ( Gaclsbv ) . 5 G S
Gambul-i , blk. m. ( Sutton ) . 7 7 G
Bobolink , b c. ( Dodson ) . 8 1 7
Don Crawford , b. g. ( Phifer ) . 9 S ds
Time : 2 22V4 ; 2.20 : 2 20 %
2.14 pace , purse , $300 ; throe heats :
Little Boy , b g. , by Kenton ( Greg
ory ) . 1 1 1
Scipegoat , b g ( Hay wood ) . 2 4 2
nthel G , b m , ( W. Wills ) . 3 2 3
Vumlov enter , blk. c ( W. Klrby ) . 4 3 4
Time : 2.10'il 2:12'i : : 2'12Vi
2 2S trot , purse , $500 , three heats :
Alit , blk. m , by Prank Porter
( Tullls ) . J 1 1
Ben Bolt. 1) g ( Dodson ) . 3 2 2
Cnnstni'io , b h ( Neal ) . . . 2 4 J
Black Moon , blk h. ( Blackvvell ) . G 3 1
Blue Star Boy , b g ( Carter ) . t G B
Qimburt. b. g ( Harrison ) . 8 G G
Angle , ch. m. ( Tt > son ) . . . . .7 < 7
ilnpiiy Charley ( Beardmore ) . G 8 els
Time : 2 2J , 2 2J , 3.J1.
CIlObflT W S C1IAMPIO > SIIH IMU7.U.
r.lllolt , < lie KIIIIHIIN CIt > Cliiimiilon ,
SlioolM In Poor I , nek.
KANSAS CITY , Mo , Oct 3J. . A. R.
nillott of this city , whose reimrkablo
Hhooting during the last six months had
von for him every championship trophy
open to competing trnpshooters , lost one of
Us championship prUes here today n his
mitch with W B. Crosby of Hativn , N.
Y , who won by a score of 9S to 97 In the
race for thu Sportsman's Review cup and
°
: | aliot In poor luck , his first am ]
elglm-ilfth blnls falling dead out of
jounilH , while his only out-and-out miss
vai his thirteenth Oilrd
Crosby missed Ills third and slxty-flir *
birds. Hlllott Killed thirty-six birds with
ono bairel only. v\hllo Crosby killed with
out his second barrel forty times
Crosby and Elliott will shoot tomorrow
or the St. LoulH Republic cup
"Harlem ColrtM > Coi > lr" l
CHICAGO , Oct. J Jack Root of Chicago
got the decision over Frank Cr.ilg , the
Harlem Coffee Cooler , " at the end of the
Ixth round at Tatters ill's tonight Root
anded at will throughout and ducked
Craig's rushes cleverly.
SflllllT ICl'll } IiUHPN
NHW YORK , Oct -At the Lenox Ath-
otic club tonight Joe Cans of Baltimore
von the decision over Spider Kully of Cali-
ornla In twenty-live rounds of fast flght-
ng at 133 pounds. _
Taiulcin Ilfforil IlroUcn.
BROCKTON , MUSH , Opt 3 Ben Monroe
of Memphis anil Chnrlc s McCarthy of St.
Louis roko the national professional tan
dem pacing record for a tnnncm In 1 37 J-5.
Previous record , held liy Butler Brothers ,
1.43
1KM.S 1'ATUIOTISll ALL IlIttHT.
Hut ( InColonrl C'oulilii't Account ( or
tin * Ilntilt'N KuiiilN.
It woa a hot debate down In the basement
ealoon , reports the Chicago Chronicle. There
were eight men of mixed nationalities , all
for the administration , thirteen Germans till
against the Philippine war , and a lank In
dividual from somewhere down south , who
Biid ho was a "DlnwnyiTack" and therefore
wan oppotod to anything that a republican
picaldent could do , would do , thought of
doing , or hoped to do Ho got his innings
at lust with the following
"McKlnley's bin lltrtln' th' flag around a
good lot , I eeo , Kf yo' asks him , suh , w'at
IIO'B hopln' ter do with them llumla. ho jes'
gives th' ole bannuh ernuthcr wave , suh , an'
( hut ends It. Ho reminds me , subs , a mighty
good deal o' w'at th1 attorney f'r th' do-
feiibe said In addressln' th' jury In behalf o'
his client In Texts , subs. U went thlwr way ,
suhs 'Yo' honah an' gen'l'm'n o' th' Jury ,
It are true thet Kernel Yell wcro unable to
tell th' committee o' deposltuha Jes1 whur
was th' mlssln' funds o' th' Yellvllle Na
tional bank , but , subs , his remarks on th'
duties o' patriotism an' th' llauntln' folds
o' th ; ole Hag was a crcdlck , suli , to Yellvllle
' Yell . ' "
an 'to county.
llalNu ( lie IllMcoiinl linte.
LONDON' , Oct. 3. The governors of the
Hank of England mot today and decided to j
raise the bank's rate of discount from 3\i to
iVt per cent , Consols opened ? to V4 under
yesterday's closing , at 102'i for money and
102t for the account , but later recovered -
DfiRLIN , Oct. 3. The rate of discount of
the Imperial Bank of Goncaay has been
raUed from S to 7 per ceut.
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FIRST \'ACHT RACE A FLUKE
Continued from First I'age )
wind would shift back again. lutnheii It
did change its sails It made up for lost time
> y outfootlng Its antagonist. It seemed to
eklm over the water , scarcely making a
rlpplo where It entered It and leaving a
wake of foam behind It.
Columbia Of veil an UMitloii.
The Shamrock made a fuea forward and
dragged a wave aft. The Columbia was the
Irst to the mark , and as it reached the stake
joit the" " excursion fleet gathered there to
greet her unbottled their enthusiasm and
; ave It an ovation from a thousand whistles
The fleet also courteously saluted the Sham
rock as It swept around , two minutes and one
second later. On the beat home against a
lead wind the Columbia showed her heels to
.ho Irish boat unmistakably while the wind
leld Time after time the Shamrock tried
for the weather gauge , lufllns , squee/lng ana
pinching until her head balls trembled , bvit
without a\nll The Columbia not only held
as high , but otitfooted her tack after tack.
The yachts made a beautiful spectacle as
.hev beat to windward , heeling over to the
ireeze , the water eliding swiftly hick from
their shark-like bows. Whenever they
slashed Into an unusually largo sea the spray
hpurted from either eldo twenty feet into th
air.
After the Columbia had gotten a mild
ahead and the yachts wcro way over under
the Jersey shore the hree o again had fallen
ind the Shamrock drew gradually ahead It
was marvcloufl that In so light a breeze a
> oat could slip BO swiftly through the sea
\fter that the Shamrock was never headed ,
> ut from that time to the finish the Columbia
lad nothing but bad luck. In addition to her
faster fcotlng ponora in the extremely light
xlr every puff of the capricious wind seemed
o strike the Shamrock and leave the Yanke-
boat practically becalmed. Kdgo ns elm
\ould toward eveij streak of wind she
Boomed unable to find It. The Shamrock
gained foot by foot until she overhauled thr ,
Yankee , crossed her how and when the tlmo
Imlt was up was fully a quartti of a talle
ahead.
Taken altogether there could not have been
a more unsatlhfactory race , and yet as a re.
suit of it the friends of the cup defender
seemed proud of the showing she made anJ
eel confident that the cup is safe.
- KVIWCUII l.V UNRI.AM1.
Creut CrmitlM ( inthcr to Itail Ilnl-
iL-tlim About tlic Iltiue ,
Copyright , 1803 , by Press Publishing Co )
LONDON , Oct. 3 ( New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram , ) The only
consolation for the Indecisive racing of the
first yacht rae is furnished by the splendid
showing of the Shamrock In n light wind ,
t Is now for the first tlmo really believed
icro that the Shamrock will bring back thu
cup. No sporting contest ever aroused so
nuch interest In London , It completely
overshadowed the Transvaal crisis. Nothing
Iso was spoken of during the afternoon ,
and while the race was in progress. l-\-
raordlnary excitement prevailed at all the
cadlng clubs. The chief center of popular
nterest was the transparency dlsplajed by
ho Daily Mall on the Thames embankment
honing the respective positions of the
achts Crowds of upward of 20,000 people
lathered on the embankment and heartily
heered Newspapers on ricet street also
Isplayrd bulletins which were eagerly
canned by dense crowds that blocked up
ho entire load , rendeiinR the service of
notinted police "necessary to Keep a tiark
or traffic Knthuslasm for the Shamrock
was thrilling and during the brief waits
ho patient crowd vented Its emotion by
limiting Ltpton'9 praises , singing "I'or he's
Jolly good fellow "
Though owing to the prolongation of the
ace the result was not known here until
fter 0 30 , the interest gained as ( he mlii-
tes sped and the mass of people , on the
mbankuient grew to enormous proportions
Ultimately when with the Shamrock leadIng -
Ing It was signalled that the time limit had
been exceeded anil the race lapsed , the people
ple uninformed as to this possible contin
gency wore plunged in disgust and eased
their minds b > hlbblng The popular excite
ment over the next race promises to be still
greater and It is quite evident If Llpton re
turns -with the cup ho will get a receptl in
before which that of Lord Kitchener utter
Onidurman must palo Into Insignificance.
SOUTHAMPTON , Oct. S ( Xevv "iork
World Cablegram Special Tclfgiam ) An
overwhelming Intercut in the Americas cup
race wu aunlteiUd at Southampton ,
and other leading ja"ht centers In the south
of England. Captain Carter of the Britannia
said : "I think It the best of the races for
the cup on record. True the breezes were
more favorable to the Shamirock , accoullng
to telegrams. My confidence In the Sham
rock's powers on her performance against
the Britannia Is fully Justified , but I can
speak more definitely after the next race. "
At Northam , where the jacht was de
signed , immense enthusiasm prevailed at
the result of the first race and great confi
dence In the Shamrock's ultimate \lctory
was expressed. No yachting event has ever
caused so much excitement In that district
l > CMlu' T riff HUM Riifiiiiiiltlslil.
NEW YORK , Oct. 3 William rife , Jr. ,
designer of the Shamrock , Is confined to his
bed in tha ritth avcnuo hotel by an attack
of Inflammatorv rheumatism in the right
foot Ho will be- unable to attend the first
of the scries of intcrnatioml jacht laces
today.
DEATH RECORD.
< litNtcr Cole Hits lit School.
VILLISCA , la. Oct. 3 ( Special Telegram -
gram ) Clie-stei Cole of Des Molnes , who
came hero September 1 to attend school ,
died last night of typhoid fevtr and vvaa
burled hero toda >
LUMI.UV CA'ITMJ C VhU CSOHS OVHIt.
Foili-nil mid Suiii rim- Court Clint's mill
I'i oi'i'ruinicN lit I'li-rrc.
PIERRE , S D , Oct 3 ( Special Tele
gram ) The Limiley cattle ease in the
United Stateo court in which the question
of undervaluation of Imported cattle was at
Issue has beun continued to the March term
of court hecaiibe of an irregularity In one
of the depositions relied upon by the du-
fente.s tills wns the only jury case of the
term the Jury has been dlsmlraed The couit
will remain In session several dajs to hear
the court casts
A class of ten appeared before the oupreme
court at the opening of the October term to
day for examination for admlrslon to the
bar
A decision was handed down by the court
In the case of Caroline E Zipp against the
Colchester Rubber company , In which the
decision of the circuit court of Lawrento
county is affirmed.
" ! N AVIft * t > . CorpHf Mi-Hlilc lllin.
SIOUX PALLS , S I ) , Oct 3 ( Special
Telegram. ) Henry Orindell , a farmer living
near Tea , awoke this morning to find the
lifeless body of his wife beside him. Heart
failure was doubtless the cauho of death.
South llnl oln Solill T III.
RAPID CITY , S D , Oct. 3 ( Special Tele ,
gram. ) II , n. Larabec has received a telegram -
gram from Captain I" W. Medherry of Comj j
pnny M , San I'ranclsco , that Wnvne. Mr.
Larabce's son , Is very 111 The disease la
supposed to bo smallpox.
\lllllllK IllMlll to llljlll-J.
Chicago Pest : Ha had been studvlng
stenography , thinking it might 1 > o a help
to him in his business , and naturally he
was Interested In It. So it happened that
when he did something to displease hla wife
nnd she started to lull him what she
thought of Jt all ho asked bur to wait a
minute
"Walt a minute1" she- exclaimed In aston
ishment. "Why ? "
" 1 don't Ilka to nilsa such ft splendid
clianco for practice. " ho replied , reaching
for pencil nnd piper. "I am tialnlng for an
amateur apt-ed touinament , > ou Unoiv , nnd
tanld dictation is Just what I want. Now
go ahead "
Thu Oilier ( iirl.
Detiolt Journal. Yes , ho had nsHed her to
bo his wife.
"Ho bu > s ho's well-off , " she went on to
explain , "but I doubt It , "
Of couroo the other girl rene to the occa
sion.
"Perhaps hn do .n't know when he is
well-off , " the other girl said , with a fopo-
cious nffoclatlon of naivete.
The suggestion teemed to be that men
who Know when they nro well-off do not so
much avoid marriage altogether as tht- >
avoid marriage with certain persons
Mmlf a MlMtiiKo.
Chicago Tribune The dilapidated old
vagabond loaned over the bar and addressed
the man behind It in a plaintive tone
"IxoU hero , pard , " he said , ' vv'en I come
aw a ) fin ho 111 u this morn In' I put on ths
wrong < * t , an' I ain't got a cent o' change
with mo , but I'll pay je t'inorrer mornln' t > o
help me , If jou'll "
"This ain't no trust conference" Inter
rupted tlio bartender , coming oiu from be
hind , the counter , leading tlie sad-ejed pil
grim to the door.
Teddy Edwards , a man who lives on a |
blcytclo most of the time , Is stopping at the |
Her Grand for a few days and is hobnobbing
t
with the local wheelmen. Mr. Edwards
started out the first of last > ear to do 100 I
miles per day for the whole jear , a task he
Imposed upon himself , but after riding for !
250 days , from January 1 to September 7 ,
was taken sick with typhoid fever brought |
on by drinking Infected water In Indiana , I
and had to relinquish his attempt to ride
a century every day. As soon as ho was able
to get out of bed he began a leisurely trip
across the country and will visit some of I
the principal cities of the -west before ho j
eventually arrives In San Francisco. |
Next spring Mr. Edwards has in view a
trip from the Pacific coast to New York ,
and ut tint time will attempt to bieak the
record for the distance , which Is held by
two Toledo bojs , De Vnux and La Prance
The best tlmo made so far has been thirty-
seven dijs , but Mr. Edwards is confident I
that he can make thu trip in thirty. He will I
start about May 1 , or ns soon as the snow i
is melted from the mountains. Ills plana
now are to take a southern route from tht I
coast. During the summer ho has been in |
Canada , In northern Michigan and In RCV- j
rral states He Is mounted on a chalnless |
wheel. During his stay in the city ho will I
bo a guest pait of the tlmo of MIckcl
brothers.
Mr. Edwards Is a > oung man , sturdily
built , and looks as though ho had grcit
powers of endurance * . Ho was born in Angel-
sen , North Wales , and has oecn something
of the world in his time Ho stopped over
1 ere to see the- exposition nnd Is much de
lighted with the White Cit ) Local wheel
men will find him a very pleasant follow to
meet and arc invited to call on him at the
Her Giand.
C. W Glenn , a stockman of Alliance , was
In the tltj Monday.
Mr Henry Clayton of Philadelphia Is In
thu tlty on business
Charles C Martin , a Kansas City in
surance adjuster , i" at the Milliard ,
Senator Joseph M Carey of Cheyenne ,
Wjo , was at the Mllltml Mondiy
Mrs. F V. Sparr of Cromwell , la , Is the
gutst of Mr , and Mrs. C. L H.irton.
John Houshnr uf New York City , a former
reslilen * of Omaha , Is in the city visiting
friends.
Heywood G. Lenvltt , president of the
Ames sugar beet factory , Is a guest of the
Millnrd
CUrs. Jnme.s I Woodaril n d daughter
Chilro have gone to Minneapolis for a ton
dajs > ' visit
Mis II II. Maxwell has gone to Chicago
to attend the autumnal festlvltls and to
\lslt friends She will also spend a few
d i > b In M'lwaukco
Lewis nnllenberg , manag" ! of the Urll-
Ntedt-Uullenbi'rg bind has gn'-n to Chicago
cage to make homo nrianKf . j rUi ut
m w men foi the band. II v * n HOS ti
lirliiK back some good soloists lu ta last
v\cekn of the b'g hhow.
Dr. George L Miller president' of the
Greater Amer'cn Exposition , line returned
fioin Utlca , N Y , whore be went o at
tend the unvi'lllng of tin statue of Jlont'o
Siymour that he pres'iited 'o 111 * natlv
town. He eaugtit a neve-ie cold while avvny
and Is Kiifftiiim much In unviniuii-o In
consequence
\VllJ MilIMllNlKMl lillNI'I'll.
Chicago Post "I heard that young man
who calls on Sister Itoso quoting pottrj
about her name last night , " Mid the bait
boy.
boy."Hush1"
"Hush1" cjiclalmal Slbtnr Ucge
"What did ho say' " a Kix ] the bad boy's
equally bad brother
"Ho said fcomcthlng about many T flo-wer
being born to blush unseen , " answeicd the
bad boy.
"He must have beem kissing her In the
dark , " suggested the bad boy'a brother.
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