Tim OMAHA DAILY F-i:n: RATURDAY, JULY Z0 VOL
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-NEWS OF INTEREST FROM . IOWA
COUNCIL
MUOf MFKTIO!.
Dsvl '! drug. .
LefTert glni.e fit.
Ptockert e!l carpet.
Brhmlrtfg new ettidld. V Prodway.
For re tit, ilia storeroom. 13 Main street.
The regular meeting of th Lady Mac?
bees -will be held this evening.
I'lrtu.es for wedding j.ft. ir!vl( pcll
attention. Alcnder s, k.i lu.mdwsy.
Look Pure Cere puirr, 13 for $1.00.
U. P. Tea Co. Bhnne ;.,. 4"4 W. B Wy.
I'lrture fraitd tfl order. T-co,urt color
do not fade. Horwtck, iil Main. Tel. Ati.0.
Cliir. !)'- Walter, tl, I -mot ths-old-son. of
Lewis Bcienon, 18 Aveuu D, tiled Thur
dsv evening.
There wtil he n erve.-s Sunday at th
Latter Iy S.lniK' church, th bulldlnj
la closed, lur repair.
A ! Knights of I'ythlft are Invited to t
tend meeting of Blurts pnmpnty No.
i.7. t'nlf'irm -Hank, Knights of I'yvhlas, till
venlng In Castle hail.
Mr. and 'Mr. I.. A. Casper, who are mak
ing an anKiinohil. trip to St. Baul, have
wiiiten friends here announcing ihnlr ar
rival at Spirit hike. after encountering
muddy roan almoin the entire way.
Jimmy Burn, the boy charged with s
s.tuli.or llxivl I,arp;te Willi a tin din
ner bucket nd Inflicting a SHsrt I.I lief
forehead, wss ill?', in Jos.ic Ooren'
court yesterday. 'J he atir l wns unable to
Identify Hum as her aMiallant.
S John Myers, who put up such a fiecht
""msvhen arreKted Thursday ntj.-ht for Intoxi
cation, will have a hearing In police rourt
thla rr.oining. on three itirf-'e, namely,
Intoxh'w c'un, tiding .l.rei,e ana prol'ar.e
language on public ctreela and resisting an
otllcer.
Plug People Far Well.
Council fluffs people fared well In th
Rjsebud reservation drawing. la addition
to the list Jiubllahed yesterday Alderman
Crlpiten received a telegram laat night
fcnnoiir.clng that he had drawn No. 1,258
in yesterday drawing. , Alderman Maloney
ha a half Intereet in the number drawn
by a resident of Mtnflen, this county.
Joseph, T. Whitman, said to be of Council
Bluff, who drew No. 19, la not known
her and the directory doe not contain
hi name. The' names of Adolph E. Beck
"and Mary E. IUrhey, who drew No. 182
and Hi respectively; are not In the direc
tory. James C. Jenkins, who drew No.
45, 1 said to b a farmer In Lt"wl town
ship, near I,ake Manawa.. Martin H. Vel
mor, who drew No. IIS, I an employ of
the Rock Island railroad, and reside at
ISO nigh street. Patrick Donohu I a
well known .resident of thla city .and live
Bt 13) 1-iflh avenue. John F. Wilcox-; who
drew No. s:, la not th well known florist,
a at flint, announred, but a farmer resid
ing near the. county Una. Chrla Iveraon,
who drew No, 3S4, la foreman for the Mil
waukee road and Uvea at W7! Seventeenth
avo.iue. The Julius RaamuM.n who drew
No. till In suld to be a car repnlrer, resid
ing at 62 Avenue II. Bum Friedman, who
drew No tf li a Well known Broadway
pawnbroker. James Covle, who drew No.
was formerly In the faloon hualneaa
on West' Rroadwsy.
Alexander Chapman 'of Harrison county,
who drew No. 22, In at rrnt a fealdent
of thin city ana U employed in a Haln
treet 41 rug tore.
Plumbing and heating. Blxby ft Bon.
Mnrrtaarw Lleenaea,
I,!cene to wed were Issued yexterday to
th following: . ' '
Name and Residence. Age
Joseph Heen. Council Bluff . 25
Mrs. Tllla Miller, Council Bluff a
William C. Frost. Elk Cltv, Neb
Elizabeth McOehee, Bt. Loui ...,,..,,24;
IOWA
' COLLEGE-'
TRANSFER ABLE SCHOLARSHIP
a vry Jiopular i'LL: Lnoug pron
rccUve rtiJt.!!t for the coming year.
This Is foniptlilnit richt und Jvist, and
very few echools It.
AVrlti; or call fur Information.
LEWIS CUTLI3R
1 MORTICIAN.'
UraarlSC. Council Malta. Thon 17.
OOVKIliVMli vr NOTICES.
oKriK t 'Nsri'H ro :i.n.j tjUAK'i t!.
. JtAs'I fc.R, I'i.-S MOiNHfi, Iowa, Julv 27,
J r-l.r-i-'ertled propositln. In triplicate, be
rei'elvnd I ere until 11 a. m., cilainUrd time,
Auaubt l l!i4, for l'Ctrto J ! k 0 1 fixture,
wi. Ing and Inatnliin? Watt imuts. In err
twin buo.iniKS at I ort I;a m.i!i;hh Iowi.
IrUo-rriimlnn f iirn!fih?U on api-lic? tinn. V.
8. renerve l.Ut to ac -ct or r- .lect any
r nil hi.irt or Iwl II 1ii-imI. i.nveliMiK
rnntHliilns t'li'l'"'""! lwniul he endorsed
J-K,j.i.i.ni3 for 'lecirlo liht fixture, eio.,
find addressed Oeptnln I' Hardwrnan. Q. M.
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C.ef your nifata at the Oiifl Market As racftt go down so do we.
&n& Vsp rive the consumer t!i benefit Look at our prices:
Kettle Rrn.li'rcii Lara, lb QQ
Ariftoiir Si?r-ar('iirw1 Ilan.a,
H. ....i.. .-Ho
Routt Rotf. lb ro
(J(Hid r-ti.-k4 4 lbs LjO
I'orU-tl'.oufce Str-iSt. lb...... ... 10o
t ,i:oi:i o:,.il, us nJ
ROUO'J f:.k, 11) 1C3
f.i.f,Il l'rli r'nrn.!tid
T-tehfit 41.
tocM it. limn
a !Ou V
' ' Pdr terhoiif. j Steak, lb...., 10c
Sirloin Steak, lb..... ..10c
Good Hams, lb i. ..: 101c
Best Salt Pork, lb. ,.. Gic
.! if I, 1 tilLji , t.u J L ul.il L.i U w 1
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BLUFFS
BIDS FOR FIRE APPARATUS
Opened b Citj Council, Vat Action on
Them ii Teforrcd.
CEMENT WALKS IN F.ESiCENCE DISTRICT
Mayor Cpffteala that Mnr Brick
Be laid In Certain Section el
th C lt City grale Oat
of Repair.
The city council 'mot last flight for the
purpose of opening bid for th apparatus
to be Installed In the new fir houa In
the mith part of the city. No contract,
however, were awarded, th bid being re
ferred ta Alderman Crlppen committee
with power to act.
Blda on the combination chemical engine
and hoae -wagon were received as fol
low: Peagrav company, Columbus, O.,
1,2Rfl; Amerlcan-LaFranoe Fir Engine
compfiny. .Chicago.. JI.375; New. York
Plumbing company. Council Bluffs, repre
senting the P. ,J. Cooney Manufacturing
company of Bt. Loui, 1,2M) with wooden
body and I1.4&0 with steel body; Stephan
Brother, Council Bluff a, . representing the
Amerlran-LaFrance Fire Engine company,
J1.750 for doubl tank. Th advertisement
called for bid on a combination chemical
engln and hose wsgon with hose ladders,
forty-gallon chemical tank and 20? , feet
of ho 'tor aame.
Nln bid wer received for the l.O
feet of hose, ranging from 68 to 80 cent
p.r foot Th commute will meet Sunday
morning t t o'clock with th representa
tive of the firm bidding.
Mayor Macrae suggested that before any
new contract are let for Idewalk. that
the residence part of th city be districted
In order that cement walk may be ordered
In certain (ocalltle In plac of brick. Th
mayor laid he referred principally to th
F6urth ward, wher he believed on tuch
treet as Sixth. Seventh and' Eighth;
First, Fifth and Willow avenues; cement
walk ought to- tnk the place of brick
wherever new walk were needed. II wa
authorized to appoint a committee of three
to district the city for this purpose. This
commute Mayor Macrae ald h would
appoint later. j .
Alderman Tounkerinan ealled attention
to the fact that the city cales at th
city building needed repairing and a gen
eral overhauling, and auggested that th
city purchase new one, tit explained that
to overhaul the old scalea would cost
about $I3S, while new scale could b pur
chased for $186. The preK-nt soale have
been In us twenty-four year. Aftur some
discussion as to whether "long" or "short"
scale wer the best, th matter was l"ft
In the hand of the committee on city
property with power to aot.
The contract for the grading of Ridge
street wa awarded to Walter & Hubfr
on their bid of IS cent for cash,, with (
per cent added for certificates.
C. Gelae, through Alderman Tounker
man, Informed the. council that he In
tendej putting In n Iron bridge over In
dian creek at the foot of Little Frank
treet, which would be open tor the use
of the general public and in return for
which he asked that the city pava the
approach to th structure. Although thore
wa some . question a to whether tha
brldg was on privet property, the coun
cil decided to grant Mr. Oelae request.
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 260. Nlgnt F6S7,
RALPH APPGAHI IN NEW ROI.H
Cbantploa lee Cream Eater Now la
City Jail,
William Rolph. a young man 21 year of
age. who recently acquired local fame ac
th champron Ice cream eater of th west
ern part of the city, ta under arrest at the
city Jail, charged with enticing Edna Brad
ford, a 15-year-oid' girl, awtiy from her
home. He was a nested early yesterday
uiornlng on complaint of the girl father,
M. 8. Bradford of 1619 Seventh avenue.
When taken to the city jail young Holt I)
disclaimed any knowledge of the girl's
px saut whereabouts.
According to the statement made to Chief
Of Police Richmond by Rolph, he met the
Bradford gl 'l hi Cochran park, last Friday
afternoon.' The girl was crying and said
she had tet'n Hl-treated by her stepmother.
Rolph took the girl to the home of hi
aunt, where h remained until Sunday,
when he removed her to th horn of Mra.
Benedict, living In the eouthwesitern part of
the city. Ml Bradford etopped at th
Benedict home until Thursday, when she
left In company. It . U ald, with young
Kolph. . '
Where th girl was taken to after leaving
Benedict horpe riet'her tfce parent nor
the police had learned up to last evening
ard young Rolph profuse not to know, al
though he admitted to Chief Richmond
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Bolilng Beef, lb
4c-
Viwtl Stew, lb..., '-(O
Veal Rohtst,- lb 7
Pork Roast, lb 120
Best S-nlt Tork, lb.. Hq
IKsper rto ; jf,0
Gooil Butler, Wit . .
Vcel fcieuk, lb.,.. IOC
Hotel til Kestanf aot. .
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B.'IT W. Iit-cadnay.
that he had held a conversation with her
over th telephone Thursday evening.
Th alleged story of th girl tht she had
been Ill-treated by a tepmother ha been
shown to be fair, n Mr. Brdford I her
mother and not teprtnther. Mr. Bradford
I almost prostrated with enxlety nd
worry over her daughter' d1appernc.
Th father was formerly a conductor and
I now In th employ of the Union Pclfl)
a bmkf rr.tn.
Held Boy for Trial.
Justice Ouren yesterday decided that
Frink Reld, the elevator boy In th Mer
rlam block charged with th theft of a
IIS check from a letter given him to mail
by Mra. Palley, librarian of the publlo
library, did not come within the age limit
of the neV Juvenile law recently enacted by
the Iowa legislature and set hla prelimi
nary hearing for Friday, August E.
When taken Into custody young Reld
stated he was 19 year of age, but hi
father claimed he wa only It, not having
jpet reached hi seventeenth year. Admit
ting th boy- age to be that claimed by
the father, the county attorney contended
that even then th young man did not
come under the law, Which he claimed ap
plied only to youth under 10 year of age.
Th new law In on section says it epplles
on! to children under IS year of age,
whlle ln another It nya I applies to those
who hav aot reached their "seventeenth
birthday." Th county attorney took the
position that when a person. I born I the
first birthday and that the second birthday
come when the child I 1 jear old. conse
quently when Reld wns'l? yenrs of nee he
reached hi seventeenth birthday. On be
half of the lad the contrary was contended
and that he could not be sent to Jail until
his case should be brought to the attention
of a Judge of th district court, who alone
under the new law ha Jurisdiction over
Juvenile offenders. '
Justice Ouren construed the law In th
am way aa the county attorney and de
clded the boy did not com within 11 pro
vision and should be held to answer be
fore him. Toung Reld admit cashing the
check,' but claim he did pot take it-from
the Utter and that h found It near the
mall boa In the building where he was em-
ployed. -
It wa stated yesterday that an appeal)
from Justice Ouren" ruling would teken
to the district court.
Nothing New on Ioternrban.
The NewY&rX capitalist said to be In.
Urested ln the proposed electric line frbm
this city to Des Moine and who accom
panied Attorney Br B. Wadswbrth, I.ymta
Waterman of Omaha and other over tho
proposed rout Thursday, I Tyndall
Palmer. Secretary and general manager of
the New York Terminal company.
Mr. Wadsworth, when asked yesterday,
said there was nothing yet to be made pub'
lie a the whole proposition was merely In
an embryonic s,tate. As to the new line
being connected with the proposed new
bridge over the Missouri, for which a bill
Is now pending In congress, Mr. Wads
worth would neither deny nor affirm.
Sue Railroad Company.
J. W. Rotekln of Shenandoah, la., filed
original notice of suit yesterday In the dis
trict, court here against the Illinois Cen
tral Railway company to recover $,185 dam
ages. The plaintiff allege that on Feb
ruary n bt thl year he shipped 800 bushel
of eed -corn from Shenandoah to YlcksJ
burg, Mis., over the defendant company'
lines. The corn. It I claimed, was not de
livered unfit March 11, after th season for
seed corn had passed.
H Real Estate Transfers. ll
These-transfers were 'reported to The Be
Jufy 29 by the Title Guaranty and Truit
company of Council Bluffs:. ' ,..'
J.-E. F, McOee, administrator, to W, v
A. Copelund, . lot 13, block 40, Farry
add, p d , $ 331
fiherlff of Pottawattamie county to
Iowa Peposlt and Loan company, lot
1, block . Bckett add, d 1,015
Newton Gallup and wife to Entella M. '
Du.igan, lot 70, 21, block 29. Railroad
add, w d 100
Three transfer, aggregating ...SI, 448
Neve Prnfruor of Anatomy.
IOWA CITY. Ia., July . (8peclal.)
Jame Henry Prentiss of the chair of tac
tical anatomy, Bellevue Medical college,
New York university, ha been elected
professor of anatomy in tho State univer
sity of Iowa to ucceed the late Dr. John
W. Harriman. II was Ur. Harrlman
own choice. Dr. Prentiss 1 famous
throughout New York City and the Unite J
States for his work a an author, surgeon
and educator. He will come to Iowa City
In September. Miss Bertha Wilkinson, for
merly of Chicago an'd more recently matron
Of Flnley hospital, In Dubuque, Ta., has
been elected superintendent of the Univer
sity of Iowa Nurses' Training school to
succeed Mlm Antonio F.peneter, resigned.
note Claim Name. r
LOGAN, la., July 29 (Speclsl.)-The
towns of Logan and Harlan r fighting
over a name. Recently posters were Is
und announcing a reunion of the Western
Iowa Veterans' association. The principal
officer lived at Logan and th reunion wit
to be held here. Hardly had the'ee been
printed when the veteran of Harlan began
advertlalng a reunion at their town and
um-d the name of th Western Iowa Vet
eran' association. Thl. of couree, caused
ome disturbance, but It has now been set
tled by th disclaiming of all right to th
title by Harlan.
Good. Crop Near Logan,
LOGAN, la., July 29. (.Special.) Crop
near Logan ara, generally spraklr.g, In good
condition. Corn 1 of a good color, but not
a full stand and somewhat backward. Oats
and harley r maturing well. Rye,; of
which there U but a mall acreage, 1
fair. The light howers, followed by hot
sunahln. 1 producing rust on the wheat.
Tha hay croo thl year will 1 very large.
' Boy Hard i$ Kill. ,
INDIANOLA. Ia., . July (Specie.) '
arl Xlestwood, - an lS-yrr-o!d boy. slid
down a steep roof of the North school
blinding, mixed up with a ladder and a
bucket of paint, went over the eaves and
fell forty feet to a hard cinder walk and
etlll lives nnd will recover. A numbir saw
the accident
Klodllnn Pots Ont Kye.
LOGAN. Ia., July 29. (Special. )-S. K.
Card of the firm of Card tiro, butchers,
eis the result of a recent accident, will lose
the i:i,t of Ms left eye. While splitting
Klii.lllng wood a stick flew tip and struck
Mm In the face, breaking the bone of his
nose and destroying the elKht In one eye.
I'uele Sana' Great fennltarinm.
The grer.t all year round health and
pleasure rewort. Hot Sarins;, Ark., t ow'ned
arid endorsed y th United Blate guvrrn
rnmit. Splandtl hotel f iii'llltio. Amusement
of all kinds. Four Cdlly train from fct.
I.oul via Iron Mountain route. I'ncxcelleJ
eqiili'iueiit. For free dir!,!iv Urentur
! l:ess II. C. Townstnl, O. P. and T. A.,
ft. I.ouls.
Tnurlit lil.
The Frisco f-yntetn will L-aue, durl(f th
siit'irncr niontlu!. tourist round-trip tickets
t v,rioi,i rreort and lx ttlon the b-oun.
l.iios. I. I -.1 nr. I t. (..-!. cl i.t '.ejli'y f-
d ji 1 r,tif. w )i h ample tuin I unit. :'l
en ri'sttut aeiit, or a-Miei, I n; - i. r
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COMPLAINT OF TC3R- MEAT
Local Batchers in Io-' Trud to Es
Elan entering Inferior Qualitj.
INSPECTING BAKERIF.S AND HOTELS
Dodge Uatit Gnarda Prohibited from
Participating la Sham Battle on
onday Welcome Inter
IrhsM Lino.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DE9 MOINES, July 2 (Special.) A on
result of the labor troubles at tha packing
houne a large number )f the butcher in
Ie Molne and nearby town commenced
to laughter their own., animals in the old
way and to establish small slaughtering
establishments. The city Boari of Health
ha commenced an Investigation of a re
port that these butcher are not very par
tlcuiar about the character of the meat
purchased and that much diseased meat I
being placed on the local market. Feeders
having cattle of inferior quality or thit
would not stand the test of examination
at th packing house where government
Inspector are employed, ;lt I allgd, hav
run them Into the cltle of Iowa for ale
direct to unscrupulous butchers. A a re
sult of this, the complaint ha been great
that the meat being sold here la not up to
the tandard. The packers strike has been
a great boon to a number ef th independ
ent packing houne of. the stat and they
hav enjoyed a big rush of business
Inspecting Bakeries. ' '
The tate labor department 4s engaged
ia making a thorough inspection of the
bakerlrt and other place In .Pes Moines
wher food ar prtpared.for ue, Includ
ing restaurants ' and Iwtels. - Thl la the
first Inspection of the, tUnd ever made In
the stata. Last year thero wa complaint
made to the department at thl time of
the year, but there waa not money enough
o provide the Inspection. Now Btate Fac
torInspector Bradley;and Deputy Labor
Commissioner Bhepherd, have started out
t amk the' Inspection tot th city etob
ilshment complete. .They, have been en
gaged for two month inspecting aetorle
and eatabllshmenU wher labor 1 em
ployed In other cltM of the ktate.
Install Hew ' Snperlntendent. '
Colonel I li. brake' formerly Of Boone
Vllle, Mo wa todny Installed aa the new
uperlntendent of th ' Stat- Industrial
School for Boy at Eldora. Th institution
has been In charg of -th assistant auper
Intendent since the first of the month,
when Superintendent Mile retired to ac
cept a position at Washington. Colonel
Drak wa In churge of th Missouri In
dustrial Bchool and jnada a great success
of the same. ' . . " -J
Ex-Gqvernor Larrabee, president ot the
Iowa exposition commission, ha announced
he will present to the Industrial school at
Eldora the lurge ' pipe organ which i
located In the Iowa building at Bt. Louis,
and which wa hi gift there. II ha
previously presented to 4h Orphan' Home
at Davenport a Hlmllar pipe organ. .
. ' No gnnday.'lbattle.
"Adjutant General Byera today sent a note
to the commander f ..th Dodge Light
Guard at Council Bluff calling attention
to the law ef the itate p affecting mllltla
companies and th oomluct of tne mllltla
on Sunday. Thla waf1n' tesponse to com
plaint from Council Elj;;fi tha.the com
pany waa about to: parWlpate In a sham
battlj wftrr "Nebraska,, guardsmen "on -.Bun-day,
Under the Iowa lawa' they "cannot do
so without permMslbn.'iotewlthout violation
of the state 14w. Th adjutant general
ay there wlil be no Sunday sham battle.
Would Welcome thv Line.
It 1 known that peopi residing along
th routo of th proposed Interurban from
Omaha to De Molne,. and especially at
Greenfield and WJnterset;' are very anxious
to have the line built and: will offer all po
slhje Inducement for the building of th
road. They have repeatedjy offered right-of-way
through the town and other en
couragement and are ready to give juch a
lino a welcome. All plans for building In
th same direction out of De Molne hav
been bandond her. Th new line from
De Moines to St. Joseph I to be a aieam
railroad and would iW conflict at all.
Nothing is known her as to the plans of
the promoter of the Omaha, interurban,
but th schema 1 regarded a i entirely
feasible.
Convention Called. '
Th democrat of the Fourth district of
Iowa hav 'called a congressional conven
tion to be lield at . Poatvlli August 11 to
nam a candidate for congress against O.
N. Hauger. No names' Are as yet men
tioned. In connection with the nomination.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Cooler lor Nebraska and
shower and Thunderstorm for
Iowa Today.
WASHINGTON, July Forecast for
Baturdny and Sunday: .. '' . .
1 For Nebraska,' North nd South Dakota
Fair and cooler Saturday. Bumisy, fair.
For M'.JssotsrtFalr PstuH-y and Bnnday;
cooler In west portion Sunday. ',
For Kansas Shower and couier Satur
day. rHinday, fair. , -'
For Icwa fcbower- and' thunderstorms
Saturday; cooler In West and central por
tion. .'Sunday, fair. , r i. .
For Colorado Fair; warmer "In the west
portion; howers .nd cooler in east portion
Saturday. Sunday, ehower
For Wyoming Fair Saturday and Sun
day, except shbwr In h southeast por
tion. " .
I.nral Heeded.
OFF1CE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, July ".'. I 'r-n-.l f -e .
tieratiire and precipitation eompared with
tha eorrestiondlng dy of . the part three
years; V-H. 1C :y. VM.
&ixiniuin temperature. ..'. !" f f '1
Inliniim teniuvi atur....' TO M . . 71 s
Mean temperature ,., W 7 1 71
pret-ipttuiton ' ft "I n
Reiwd of temnerature and- prclpltstlon
t. timaha for thl iay iiu Llarelt 1, J-4:
Norn. si teniptrntur 7(1
i. He-mi (or ii, e lay... v' 4
Total rlruelencv fine Marcl) 1 'r.l
Normal precipitation 18 Inch
1 "elicli-liey i II. e HIV'.' :Jt.:;... .''4!rn
I'reeipitatlon since March 1 15 66 Inche
1 i-o.-lenev since Mnrch 1 II i Incite
1 ieftcl, iiey for eor. period, Vfl.... 4 49 lnche
Dfllclcui fur eor. peiiml ,1 :i -2 8 fneh
Hriiurlt from Ktatt t T p. m.
CONDITION OF THE
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ORAM) CIRC'llT mnUFSJ n.4CFS
Jelly Fseheler and Anrn Pointer
Yi In In ratct lie.
rfTROIT. July 29. -Two h' esrh wer
ftw.i, to e--el the l;)v pac nr a purse
of i .. ano tit Merchant and Msnulao
ture;' tntH tlon purs of !.,""U pr 2-4
trotiee at Uris 1'olnie tooay. It w4
h final day of the meeting which an
nually i pens th Ora" circuit.
Jol.y bachelor, a mild fnvorlt befor
the ttrst heat, nsd an easy win In th
1 1(4 trot. He cam up from fourth plac
at the half nd won nsntiry by a letir'.h.
It tls final best Bachelor led at the turt,
fell b nd Joanette at the half snd easily
took tne lead itsln In the last fifty yarn.
Peoond money waa divided between Mia
Rosed! sna Be'le p.lrchwnod.
Anus Pointer, favorite, led all th wsy
around In both heats ef th 2:ll pare, l;eri
C coming second nd Bessie Drake third In
both he.tt.
Hull try had an easy win In the 1:19
trot, though In th early betting John
Mic hAd been favorite at ' to ll.i for
lull 1-rv and $11 for the Field. After th
e,ond heat it ws .xi for Hall Fry o 6
for th field. John Mac took the thlr.l
heat. Hail Fry breaking badly and coming
In fourth. The two neat winner then
met in the final, which Knll Vry won
Both horse brcka badly In this heat.
Results:
1 24 class, trotting. Merchants' and Man
ufacturers' Consolation purse, ,2,0on. two In
three: . . t i
Jolly Bachelor, b. g., by Bourbon
Wilkes (Sears) 1 1
Mis Reseda le, ch. g. (Trawlev) 1 4
p,esl Hirchwood, ch. m. lMcGulre)..4 1
Miss Jeanette, hik. m. (KcKers) S X
I.ersla, b. g. (Shaw) '. S 5
F.mma Hoyt, b. m. (Stlnson) dls.
Allie J, b, m dr.
Time: M4, l:16"i.
1:10 class, pacing, purse, Jl.tVO, two In
three:
Angus Pointer, b. g., by
luinter-Tippo (Mcl'heron
Ben K, h. ft. (PeHyrteri
Vessle Drak. 10. in. (Oeers)
Wayne King, b, g. (Cclbv)
Pntiie' Baron, rh. m. rJnow)
Roy B. b. g. (Hosmlre)
John F. ge. g. I Bush)
K I n Km ore, b h. (l'erse ...
Rod Bird, b. h h. (Michaels)
Sidney
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Time: :(, :fevt.
a . IT clas. trolling, purse, Sl.S'iO three Irkj
five:
Hill Frv. b g., by Woodsprlte- '
He Wee (Foote) 1 14 1
John Mjc, b. g. lOeeral 2 SIS
Redwood, b. g. (nurne) 4 I
Innora. b. m. (Deryder) t 4
Mary Gag. br. in. (Kennev) .,..8
Hiss Io Rex, b. m. (W. Marvin). S
Ben Potts, br. g. (Valentine) 7 7
Time: S:C9v,, .104. K13S4, 2.13.
TENNIS TOt ltNEir , STARTS
1111)41
Entries Larsvest In , History . of Event
and Pairing; Good.
The entries for the city championship in
tennis closed last Might with th biagest
entry list that th cily ha ever seen, no
less than fifty-three names being handed
In. A notice In yesterday's Be tatrng that
a fee of II includes entry for both singles
and doubles 1 Incorrect, the fee for single
being 41 ana another 1 a team Is charged
In tho doubles. The following are the
drawings In singles for th preliminary
round, whloh will be run off t the Field
club court, beginning at t o'clock thl
af ten oon :
Raluh- Weal. Field club, and Evan Smith.
Park Avenue club.
Georire Heet. Field club, and Jack Baum.
West Farnam club.
Luck Coad. Went Farnam. and Glen Buck.
Field club. ,
A. Bleeoack. Bt. Croix club, and- John
Towle, Field club.
June Brown, West Farnam, and H. Red
dlnger, Kounts place. -
H. Rae, Y. M. C A., and Fred Dufrentf,
Field dutf. '
L. W son. Y. M. C. A., and Clark Powell.
Field club.
Aubrey Potter. Field Club, and J. H.
Hauney, Kountxe Place.
Jack Dumont, Walnut Mill club, and Jak
Hughes, Field club.
H. McWhorter. Park Avenue club, and
Wlllinm Hillls, Y. M. C. A. club.
C. H. Young, Field club, and A. Tebbln.
Field club.
AI Dickinson. Park Avenue club, and C.
Potter, Field club.
It. Kohn. Field club, and R. Carruthor.
Kountze Place Club.
c. Blefktn, Bt. Croix, and Ben Gallagher,
West Farnam club.
D. Pollard. Field club, and S. Smith.
Field club. J
.. Baxter, Parke Avenue club, a bye.
II. LeMere. Field club, and J. Giles.
Kountze Place. ' '
L. Van Camp, Field club, and M." Lee,
Field club.
L. Kohn. BL Croix, and O. S. Erwln.
Field club.
B. Potter. Field club, and ' B. Dohertv.
St. Croix club.
Gall Martin, Field club, and F. M. Hoel,
Field club. v
G. Rossei. 'Kountze Place, and J . M.
Haakell, Field club.
tiarry kocii, ciiriner. and U. Kasmueaen,
Flid club. . . . ... ..
A. A i matron-. Field club, and Dr. Teat.
Park Avenue club.
Frank Potter. West Farnam club, and Dr.
Schneider, Field club. . .
K. H. Packard, ohrlner. and Art Scr.b-
nA L'IM J
UUI X IOIU V.1UU. s
AMATEtR OARSMEN AT ST. LOUIS
First Event '. on Cret Coenr Lake
Furalsbe Fine Sport.
ST. LOUIS. Julv 29. St. Loui ' crw
furnlched the feature of the first day of
the Olympic national regain of the Na
tional Association of Amateur Oarsmen,
held unrter the ausulcea of the Soutnwejt-
ern Rowing assocuitton on Creve Coeur
lake, fifteen, mile west of the city.
i ne deuifiive Orreat of tne western Mow
ing club of Bt. Loui in the senior four-
oared fhella wa unexpected, and the Cen
tury Uoat club only won four after a hard
fought strug!e with the Mound Cuy.ciew
that wa Oet-'iued within th last hundred
yard.
Another reversal of form waa the victory
Of the tieawanhaK Boat cluD representa
tive in senior pair sneiin, oarea sneu ana
the Intermediate pair shells.
: The final event of the thirty-second an
nual regatta will be rowed tomorrow alter
noon and Include the cliumDionatilt) enior
single scuils and the senior, eight-oared
Championship. Result: ' -
intermediate pair sneiis: Beuwannaka,
Boat club. New York, first: Crtury Boat
club, Bt. IxiuIk, second; Detroit isoafclub,
tiara, lime: ii:m. .
Intermetiiete slnirles: First- heat. J.. A.
Teneyck, Jr., Wacneoett Boat club, Wor
cewter, Mswi , ftri; K. J. Hftw, Century
Boat club, fct. Louis, second. Time: 10:49-V
Second heat, 1. Sitepttrd, Ravenswood
Boat tl lb. d.onn Isltnd Cltv.' N. Y..-first:
G. H. Lloyd, Arlington Boat club, Arling
ton, ftiia., second, lime: ll:21fc.
Asenciatlon slnaln ncuils: Irat heat.
Frank Veatwly, Fliat Bohemian Boat cluo,
New York, first; C. F. Johnson, Arlington
Boat club. Arllngiom Maes., secun l. T.me;
11:18. Fred Fueoael, Hailem Kovving cluo,
New York, f!i:!fitel first, tnt wus di'q'ja!t
fled. becond hent. D. B. PutTietrt, Detro t Pot
club, first; K. M Atherton, Hsrtford Boat
club, Hartford, Conn., second. Time: U:it ;)i,
bt lilur fuur-oarei sliella: Century Buai
cHii), 8t. Ixiuis, first ; Mound t'iiy Boat
vlnli. St. Louis, second. Time: 9:iiuH.
Senior pair onred shells: Beawanhnka
Bout chib, New York, nrt ; Atlanta H tat,
cliili. New York. scond. Time: iOuu.
Intermediate elght-nared shells: Detroit
Boat club, first; Western Rowing cluu, it.
Louis, second. Time: 9:2rj',4. . ,
WESTERN TE.MI TOl'RNAMENT
Waldner Win from Kmeraon and Mia
fntton Still I'ndefealed.
CHICAGO, July 2). I,. H. Wiiidner. Illi
nois slate champion. d!.spoHe5 of Nut Kmer
son of t ini'lrmatl In the sentl-rlnila of riten'H
SiiiKle In lUt western tennis champion -ship
tournament at Knwn.l today. Li'i'- of
Princeton hud liltl riitflcuitv In deletitlnvr
his opponent end will meet Wiiidner in l!te
finals. Mlns Huttftn. ntttloniil ehnntploti,
kepi up her marvelous winning streak, to
day's match miking thirty-nix straight
games sits has won without rt-defeat. To
day's scores follow;
Men's sincflea. mf-fln:i round: '
14. D. Utile defeated C. U. Beach, -,
H!, -8.
L. II. WaMncr defeated Nat Emerson,
1H -4. S-8, 6 1. 6-1.
. Men's doultles. sentl-flniii round:
Collins and l.Utle rtileuCd llerrlck n ml
Meleei.le. -. 6 S. K-1
Woiiien's rlngh's, si'inl-fin.'il round;
Mit-s ltr!n Winter def.nfi JSfis, O. li.
C'ttiies, (I S, 6-1. 1
Miss Mav Kuttoii defeated Mr.' Speck,
6-0, t-0. '
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