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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: RATITKDAY. OCTOBER
1903.
13
HEAL ESTATE
rjBM AJTD KA(H L.M FOR 8ALB
(Continued.)
PUBLIC LAND OPENINQ
lS.y acre of rich Irrigated land. In tfcl
Edan Valley of southern Wyoming per
petual water rlgm furnished ecttierg
under Carey act of eongre. The great
est opportunity ever offered clls-ns cf
the L rilled States by tha federal govern
ment and Hate ot Wyoming to own a
He; Irrigated farm. Cheap ra'e excur
sions. For full particular writ or sr
tlie Globe Land ani Investment Co . .U
B. 13th St.. Omaha, Neb. () Mls
Mlacellaaeeaa.
NEBRASKA-COLORADO LANDS.
KO.ong acrea of western Nebraska and east
ern Colorado Improved and unimproved
landa at t& to tli per acre; any sise tract.
Klin crop. Write or come and See u.
Globe Land and Investment Co., 412 &
Ula St.. Omaha. 20)-i'7
LEGAL NOTICES
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on Improved Oman
O KMlt R. E. CO.. 1001 i. V.
firoperty.
fa Bid.
riVB PER CENT
money to loan on
Omaha business property.
THOMAS BKKNNAN,
Boom I. New York Ufa Bldf.
WANTED City loans. Fetara
Trust Co.
(2-2s0
.WANTED City loana and warrants. W.
Farnara Smith Co.. 1U) Farnam BL
U2)-37
FATNK. BOSTWICK A CO.. N. T. Ufa
i'rlval money. toUO to to.000. Low rata.
taj-aa
MONET TO BUILD.
1600 to IJUO.OOO at current ratsa.
W. IL. THOMAS. 03 Firit Nat. Bank Bldg,
FBIVATB MONET-NO DELAT.
GARVIN BROS., 1404 FARNAM.
(ZD m
1104 TO HO.OOO made promptly. P. D. Wead,
Wead 13 Id.. 18th and Farnara. (22) 28a
LOWEST RATEB--Bemla.
Paxton Block.
()-2tU
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
mt 24
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST pricca for Id-hnnd furniture, car
pel a, cluthei and shoes Tel. Douglas 897L
(26)-35W
RIGHT prices paid for Id-hand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Hod
6401. (35) 6W
WANTED TO RENT
7 OR 3-ROOM furnished house or apart
ment for the winter. West Farnam or
Hanscoin park districts preferred. Tel.
Harney 733. (2l) 721 S
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT. The following proposed amendment, te
the constitution of tua State of 2f ebreaxe,
as hereinafter set forth ta fnll, la snb
tnltted to the electors of tae Sftet of Ka
braska, to ba Toted upon at the general
election to be held Tuesday. Xorembar 3rd,
A. D. 1908. '
A JOINT RESOLUTION to propose an
Amendment to Section , Article 8, of the
Cmstittitlnn of the Htate of Nebraska.
Ba It kesolved and Snacted by the Legla
latara of the State of STebraekai
Section 1. (Amendment.) That at the
general election for state and legislative
officers to be held on the Tuesday sueceed
Ing the first Monday In November, 1W8, the
following provision bo proposed and sub
mitted to tho electors of the state as an
amendment to Bectlor 0, Aritrle 8. of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska:
Section . (Educational Fnnds, laTest-mtnt-)
All fund belonging to the slate
for educational purposes, the interest and
Income whereof only ara to be used, rball
be leenied trust funds held by the state,
and the stats shall supply all losses thereof
tiiat may In any manner accrue, so that
the same shall remain forever Inviolate
and undiminished; and shall not ba invested
or loaned except on United Stales or state
securities, or registered school district bonds
of this state, and such other securities as
ilie legislature may from time to time
direct. And such funds, with tha interest
and Income thereof, are hereby solemnly
pledged for tha purpose for wlilnh they are
granted and set apart, and shall not bo
transferred to any other fund for other
usi.'s.
ttcotlon 1. (Ballots) Adoption.) That
at said election In the year 19i8, on the
ballot of each elector voting thereat, there
shall be p: In ted or written the words: "For
proposed amendment to tho Constitution
with reference to the investment of the
permanent school fund," and "Against said
nroDoted amendment to the Constitution
with reference to the Investment of tha
Dermancnt school fund." And If a maloi-lfv
of all voters at said election shall ba for
such amendment tna same anail be deemed
to he adopted.
Ao Droved Aurll S. 1D07.
I, Geo. C. Junkln, Secretary of flute, of
tha State of Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the foregoing proposed amendment to
tha Constitution oi me state or Nebraska
Is a tiur and correct copy of tna original
nrnllnr and engrossed bill, aa mkuW h
the Th.rtieth session of tho legislature of
the State of Nebraska, as appeara from
said original bill on flit In this office, and
that said proposed amendment la submitted
to the qualified voters of tho State of Ne
hmslift for their adoption or refection at tha
general election to ba held on Tuesday, th
3rd day of November, A. D. Ilk.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto act
mv hand and affixed th Great Seal of the
State of Nebraska. Don at Lincoln, this
loth day ot July, in th year of our Lord
One Thousand Nina Hundred and Eight,
and of the Independence of tha United
States tho One Hundred and Thirty-third.
and of this etat the rony-second. . .
liiXI. C. JUNKLN.
(Seal.) Secretary of Stat.
ITTSBDRC TAKES TI1E LEAD
Piratei Win Two Garnet from Car
dinals and Are Half Point to Good.
FIRST PRACTICALLY WALKOVER
Wagner Wine the Second with
Home Raa la math -Both
Pitchers Are la Flas
Farm.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 2. As tho result of a
doublo victory hero today Pittsburg la now
In first place In the National league pennant
race by half a point. The first game was
practically a walkover for th Plttsburgers,
ho won. 7 to 4. Llcflcld pitched effective
ball, while Decbe was hit freely.. In the
second gams It looked for a time as though
Pittsburg might lose. St. Louis scored In
th third Inning, but In tho seventh Glgson
tied the score with a home run. In the
ninth Wagner alao made a homo run, thus
winning the gams for the visitors by the
score of 2 to L Camnitt and Rhoados were
In good form. Score, first game:
ST. LOUIS.
AB. R.
S
Shaw, cf
harles, 2b
Murray, rf
Konetchy, lb..
isteen, ss
Delehanty, if..
Ludwlg, c
Byrne, 3b
Beebe. p
Hostetter
Totals
Thomas, cf
Clarke, if
I -each. 8b
Wogner, as....
Abbntlchlo, 2b
Worke, lb
Wllaon. rf
Gibson, c
Liefleld, p
WA NT KD Cheap room within five blocks
of ltjtli and Howard; respectable house;
stale price. Address D-2'J6, care Bee.
(2fi)-772 Ix
WANTED SITUATIONS
UNEXPERIENCED YOUNQ MAN wants
poKltton aa salesman In furniture depart
ment; salary not considered first few
weeks. Address Y-87, care Bee.
(27)-M756 4x
STOVE REPAIRS
VK have In stook (no dalay) repairs fof
vtry make of furnace, steam or hot water
neater, water fronts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS.
m-Ot Douglas St.
Telephones: ' Belt. Doug 9eu; Ind., A 8621.
LEGAL NOTICES
17
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEN T.
Th following proposed amendment to
the constitution o las state of JaeDxaska,
as hereinafter set iortu In full, ts ub
nilttaa to th electors of the atate of
biaaaa. to be voted upon at ta general
eleotlon to be haid Tuesday, Xovmi 3ra,
A. O. J.SU6.
A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend Section
two U), four W, v (6). six () and
thirteen (ia. of Articl six .). of th
Constitution of the mate of Nebraaku,
roiatuig to Judicial Powers.
S it absolved by th beglslature of ihe
SUts ot atraeai .
Mei ilun l. Ajnenoment proposed. That
Eectlon two V) of Article six (ti), of tha
Constitution of the btute ot Nebraska, be
amended to road aa lollowa:
Section 2. (Supreme oourtj JuAgesi
jiu'ladlotloo.) ill bupremt Court shall
LuimiaL of suven ) luaacsi and a majority
of all elected and qualified Judgea ahall be
necussary to constitute a Quorum or pro
nounce a decision. Th buprein Court
Hhall have Jurisdiction in all caaea relating
to tho revenue, civil cases In which th
stat la a party, mandamus, quo warranto,
haUeaa corpus, ana sucn appellate jurw'
uii'tum aa may be provided by law.
bevtlon i. (Aonenument provosea.) That
Section four 14) of Article six ). of the
Const itutluu of ths btata of Nebraska, be
amended to read as follows:
Bection 4. (Supreme oouxt, Judgss,
electiou. term, reaiosiioe. x'ha Judges of
the Bupicmc CvJM iiiftli be elected by the
electors of the state at Urge: and their
term of office, except as hereinafter pro
vided, shah be six ytars. And said huprema
Court juage snail, curing inelr tcrin of
oil ice. reside at th place where tne court
Is holdeu.
Section. (AxnenojBSat proposed.) That
Section five () ot A nun six (fi) of the
. Constitution of the Btau. f Nebraska ba
amended to read as follows!
Section ' (Supreme ou luOaT,
lMtlon. term I ciusf lustloe.j That at
the general eltctlon to Oe held in the atate
of Nebraska. In the year 1!aW, and each alx
years thereafter, there shall be elected three
(8) Judaea of the bupreine court, who ahull
hold their office for tho period of six years:
that aL tho general election to be held in
the stale of Nebraska in the year 1111. and
each six years Uierafler, trere shall ba
elected three (3) . Judges of the buprem
Court, vho a'.ian hold their office for the
poi iul of six years: and at the aeneral elea
lion to be held In the si ale ot Nebraska la
tha year 1U13, and each. six years thereafter.
thero ahall be elected a Chluf Justice of the
Supreme Court, who shall hold his of floe
for the period ot alx yeais. ProvMed, that
th tncmh.r of tha Supreme Court whose
term of office expires in January, U14, ahall
ba Chh'f Justice of the Supreme Court dur
ing that lime until the expiration of his
teim ot office And, provided furtiier, that
upon tne aunpiioii or ttiene amendments by
the elector of (he Btate. th Uovernor
snail, immeaiateiy upon issuing tna procla
mation declaring said amendments kdoDted.
appoint tour 4) Judges ut the Supreme
uuun, i, w ie ' "tiwiu saaii oe appointed
lo noia tain oiuce uiuu ineir euccessors
hall t.e elvoted at the geneial election In
iwrj, and have qualified; and the other two
ft) shall hold their offie until tnelr suo-
tasors snail n eiecteu at in general elea
(ion held in Kill, and r.ae uoalnied.
Section 4. (Amendment proposed. That
Section six (u) of Article six ut, of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska, be
amended t rvaa aa ioiiows:
Sectioa e. (Chief juauoe.1 The Chief
Justice shall aerve as such during ail the
term for which he wis ejects,!. He snail
preside at all term 'A f. -supreme Court,
and in his absence the Judges present slm.l
. . select one of their numiier to preside totupo-
rarlly.
m Section S. (Amsndia. at proposed.) That
i Section thirteen (18). of Article alx it), vt
the Constitution of Nebi;V be amended
to read as folio b:
Section 18. (Judges. aaiMV.lua.li That
ludaes of tha Huircm Court anall each
receive a salary of 14.jUui and the Judges of
.ho District Court shall each receive
salary of U.OkAl per annum, payable quar
terly.
Approved April 8. ito7.
1, Ueo. C. Junkln, bvcretary of State, of
the btate of Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the foregoing proposed amendment to
the Constitution of tiie btate of Nebraska
la a true and coirect copy of the original
enrolled and enrose4 uui us passed uy tn
Thirtieth session of tha legislature of th
. btate of Nebraska, as uutr fiom said
I urUiiial bill on file i: thia office, and that
taid proposed amendir.eiit Is submitted to
tha qualified voters of the btate of Ne
braska for their adoption or rejection at
the general election to oe neia on Tuesday
iii ird dav of November. A. D. lkOt.
in testimony whereof 1 have nereunto set
sny hand and afnxed tha Great Beal of the
ttate of Nebraska Dons at Lincoln, this
L.lh day of July. In the year ot our Loid
Cm Thousand Nine Handled and Eight,
id of the Independence of the Uulied
itntes the One Hundred and Thirty-third,
gnd .t this Slate the r oriy-second.
OKO. C. JL'KKIW.
(Seal.) becrctaiy ot State.
LEGAL NOTICE UNION PACIFIC RAIL-
way Company Auction. . The following
unclaimed baggage will be sold at publia
auction at liii and 1(24 Dodge street.
Omaha, Neb., commencing 7 p. in., Tues
day, October 6, rjux, and continuing at the
same hour each day until all has been
sold: Sample trunks, marked J. E. J., W.
H.;. painted canvas trunks, Mrs. M. nien-
erdsnn. M. H. McCown, Tom Curtln. J. Y.
whltton. George Meyer. R. C. Broderlck.
H. M. Jeffrey, William Dunbar, Grovor
Warner: gink trunk, marked Miss Margaret
Rainbow, Mrs. Belle Rescorder, Fred
Wampole, H. Mclntyre, William Feddern,
Miss Lottie Jeter. Cecil Broking, Mrs.
Annie Flnasxo. WalLer Campbell, Alex
Kr aran. Ray Emerson. F. lxllagyl, M. .
Wallace. Vlncenx l.uclto. B. E. Stafford.
Charlos Helscher, Mrs. L. A. Crua, Mary
Stuart. Con Frandt. Carlo Bontlll. Mrs,
Ceona Finch. James Koulentes, J. A. Hell-
liiim- Mattln Foirel. Muncle Lonenzn. Mrs.
Thursla Melsenegger, Duncan Nellaon,
Paul Maloney, Jank Mllnarlc; steamer
trunk, marked John Petree; russet trunk
marked William neoesocK. u. a. xaxter
Clie&l. UHlKCy PISH rtlllinumii, "U"p
marked J. M. Howell. M. Taylor, HJurady
Mlrlc, Steve sainovio, ueorge iy, Mrs,
.J A rs ll.U. . . 1 , n -.
juuy ijayiimru, a, j. wui . u,v - -,
marked F. Kroop, J. 8. Hamilton, H. Mo-
Ope, Fred Fllson, cnaries iongiy, v. h,
Hartman. J. E. Grant. 8. E. Peikarskl,
Arthur Patarl, Miss M. Pace, Mrs. M
Uninr. Wank Dolton. J. H. Morrison
Fran Meyers, H. A. Powell; canvas tele
scope, marked 11. c iornoue, jonn
Oabnl. Yrnaclo Coto. Karl Baylor, A. L.
Cord, B. G. Collins, R. J. Waltera. Frank
Hughes, J. u. Mayo, ti. u. tjarpenier, s,
O. Broslns. -Charles Raymond. J. E,
Schoolbv. C. ti. Jenkins, -rom Siemens.
John Murphy, t-. - Grandstaff, F. W,
SnhtrfKP. H. i'. jonnson. a. Leyner. n
Peterson, Harry Swanson, John Roberts,
K. J. Kohn: russet grip, marKea u. u
Man. Miss Alma Robert. J. W. Welse
valise, marked A. Penlff; hamper, marked
O. Kaneks: also l.ww pieces or miscellan
eous articles consisting of guns, bundles,
hlankets. valises, trunks, boxes, chests.
watches and musical Instruments not
marked. A. TRATNOR, General Baggage
Agent. Biz-i-a.og
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Roaled bid
will be received by School District No,
aa. Dodare. Neb., until 3 o'clock p. m.. Octo
ber 16, 19i3. for furnishing all material and
labor for heating and plumbing the Hooper
school building in Hooper, Neb., aocording
to plans and specifications now on file ai
the office of A. H. Dyer & Co.. architects
Fremont, Neb., and at the office of John
F. Heine A Son. Hooper. Neb. Separat
blda will b received for other makes of
boilers, than specified, all bln;s must be
accompanied with a certified check, accord
ing to notice to contractors Included In said
specifications. The board reserves tho right
to reject ail nid. Aemress an mus to t,
M. Sanders, Hooper, Neb., plainly marked,
"Rids for Heating and Plumbing." W. M,
Sanders, Secretary. 830
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICIO OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster. Fort Crook, Neb., Oc
tober l. lsoft Sealed proposals. In trlpli
cata. will ba received at this office until
11 o'clock a. m. October 21. 1808, and then
opened, for the construction of one (1)
double set of N. C. O. quarters for civilian
employee at Fort Crook. Neb. A guarantee
for 10 per cent of amount of proposal must
accompany eacn ma. r-i&na anu sie;iiica-
tlons will be furnisnea upon receipt ui i
deposit of 86, which amount will be re
funded unon reeelDt of nlana, eto.. In thli
office. Information furnished upon appli
cation. Proposals should be endorsed "Pro
posal for Building ana aauressea to cap
tain Joseph F. Golm, Constructing Quar
termaster, ui-a-a-o-is-ai
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Allen H. Klegel and wife to John W.
Hai imi ai reet lot 1. and S44
feet of re feet lot 8, block ID, Omaha.8U.tW0
Dundoe Realty company to tiiium d.
K.iu.ilv. hiL 2t and wvi lot 21. block
(u. Dundee Place M
Patrick J. Hai ret t and wife to Patrick
.1 l.in,liMn aiililrtl & of taxlot 1:0.
lo-H-13 .' i.2M
Patrick Iuiid company to Ellen H.
blebuugh. lots 2i and 24, block &o,
Dundee Place
Dennis Ctinnintrham and wife to
Charles Tiltou, lot 10, Auburn Hill.. 200
E. J. (iuitilngs, trustee, to George
Schmld. lot m. block 8. Isaac & Sei
dell a add 1.000
Victoria bchinid and husband to li.. J
(lidding, trustee, same 1,000
Msria West man and husband to Con
tinental Trust cuiuoany. lot iX block
1. Hol t mull Tel rm e 13
Edward M. Coffin and wife to Joseph
11. Rusnton, north part lot 4. block
12, Bemls Park 17.0UO
Iiiku O. Minner and husband to Ellen
B. Slabaugh, lots Zi und 24. block W.
Dundee Place . ..- 775
ElHinore Place company to Charles C.
Beavers, lot 4. lieiiaonhurst
John A. Creighton Heal Estate and
Trust company to Eva E. Beach, lot
17, block e. Crelghtou'a 1st add 900
City of Omaha to John C. Fetersen,
nrojierty not;t of lot 17. block 2, Phil
lips arid., ui il lot . block 1. Mcin
tosh subdlv. (Hix1! feel) 30
Helen 1.. l'endray and husband to
John C. Frtersen, lot 17. block 2,
Phillips' add., and lot 4. block L Mc
intosh's subiliv 2,060
r-iuiuueipnia Mortgage ana t rust com
pany to Wilbur V. Bennett, lots 1, 2.
1 ana . uenson s subdlv
Ella Scott and husband to G. 1.
Hwsubeck. lot 10, block i. W. L.
Selby s lt add
Asro M. lX'i to Martha Sorenson,
lot 1 block 2, Crelgliton Heights
John A. Fuller and wife to I'micl
O'Neil. lot 12, block 7, let add. to
South Omaha
Frank C. Hastings and wife to Mrs.
Katherlne C. tiooch, sta feet lot ,
block 22. Boyd's add
Lue 11 Altschuler and husband to
John T McQulllln, lot 2 Hlme
baugh Place
Dundee Realty company to Charles J.
Lyon. lot 22 and tS lot 21, block i&,
Dundee Place
Total..
14,000
$00
750
200
Z.S0O
..KS
..R'J
71
NAT. LFAC.I E.
W.I, IVt
Pittsburg ,.!7 5S .K! Detroit ....
Nw Vork. W o4 .8.17 Cleveland
Chicago P.i ,i.rt Chicago ...
f'liila . en. Louis..
Cincinnati ..72 .474 Boston ....
Boston S.1 87 .4Ji I'lnla
Brooklvn ...M W .342' Wash
St. Iuls....49 PK1 ..ft!.' New York
GAMES TODAY.
Nntlonsl League Boston at Brooklyn:
New York nt Phllnrlelphls : Pittsburg at
St. IOtils: Chicago at Cincinnati.
Amerlcsn Iraaue Washington at New
York; Boston at Philadelphia; Chicago at
Cleveland; St. Louis at Detroit.
H.
1
1
0
0
1
2
0
2
0
0
O.
I
2
0
10
1
7
1
0
0
A.
0
35 4
PITTSBURG
AB. R.
7 27 1
II.
2
2
1
2
0
8
0
1
1
O.
3
2
2
3
1
11
0
A.
0
0
1
4
3
0
0
0
2
E
7 13 27 10
0 0
1 0
0 1-4
0 0-7
Totals 41
'Batted for Beebe In ninth.
St. Louis 1 0 0 0 2
Pittsburg 1 0 4 0 1
Two-base hit: Wagner. Three-base hit:
Delehanty. Sacrifice hit: Liefield. 8tolei
bases: Thomas, Leach. Left on bases: St.
Louts, 5; Pittsburg, 10. First base on balls:
Off Beebe, 1; off Liefield. 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Beebe, 1. Double play: Wagner
to Btorke. Struck out: By Beebe, 4; by
Liefield, I. Wild pitch: Beebn. Passed ball
Ludwlg. Time: 1:46. Umpire: O'Day.
Score, second game:
ST. LOUIS.
AB. R.
.... 4
.... 3
.... a
.... 4
.... 4
.... 8
.... 3
2
.... 1
lb
Shaw, cf ..
Charles, 2T
MHurray, rf
Konetchy,
Oeteen, ss ....
Delehanty, If
Bliss o
Byrne, 3b ....
Rhoades, p ..
Murdock, if .
Hostetter ...
H.
2
. 1
0
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
O.
5
1
1
10
1
0
A. E.
Totals SI
PITTSBURG.
AB. R.
7 27 10 2
H.
0
1
0
1
1
2
0
1
0
O.
1
5
0
3
s
i
2
8
0
A.
0
0
0
3
2
0
0
1
1
E.
Thomas, cf 4 0
Clarko. If 4 0
Leach, SO 1 u
Wagner, ss 3 1
Abby, 2b 4 0
Storks, lb ... 4 0
Wilson, rf 4 0
Gibson, o I - 1
Camnlts, S 3 0
Totals 33 2 6 27
Batted for Bliss In ninth.
St. Louis 0 Oltiooonn-i
Pittsburg J v u w v v 1. v a
Home runs: Gibson. Wagner. Saorl-
rin hit: ('harles. Stolen bases: Murray,
Murdock. Double plays: Rhoades. Bliss to
Konetchy: Abbatuccnio to urx.e. ien on
bases: St, I,ouls. 6: Pittsburg, 6. Hasea
on balls: Off Rhoades, 1; off CamnlU. X
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Chicago (Eastern Ex).. a 4 40 pm a 1:16 pin
Chicago Flyer .itra a suw am
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Colo, ft Cat. Expreaa. ..a 1:10 pm a 4:8u pin
Okl. ft Texas Express.. a 4:40 pm a l':15 pm
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Chicago, atllvraakee as St. Pis:
Chicago ft Colo. Spe'l.a 7:26 am all :W pra
CaL ft Ore. Express a e:tO piu a 4:26 pm
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Chicago Daylight a 7:84 am alLts pm
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Chicago Local all 30 am a 3:8 pm
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Chicago epocial a e.uu pm a .a am
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Council Bluns) a 1:00 am aU:16 bin
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Northwest k-xuiesa sU:6pm a l.os a,a
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Coes e th Lit Stwck Uta,
Mlasaart Peel
Auburu Local..
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Twin City Passenger. ...h 6 80 am b 8:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ..a t oo pm alO 60 am
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a Dally, b Dally exceot Sunday, c Sun
4y only, d Daily except r.ktvuaay. ( t ail
Standing of the Tetmi
AMER. LKAGI K
W.L.l'rt.
61 .!
B2 .5M
f .574
Sri .fM
77
..Wi 81 .419
..62 M .4 2
..48 W .331
Jot Fitche Most Remarkable Game
of the Year.
VISITORS UNABLE TO GET A HIT
Struck out: Bv Rhoades. : by Camnlte, 7.
Time: 1:33. Umpire: O'Day.
Claata Win la First.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I. New York
easily won today's game by scoring seven
runs m the first inn nan. They were un
able to score after that, while the home
earn could only get two runs in the entire
contest. Philadelphia used thre pitchers
the first Inning, during which New
York made only three hits, two errors
and six bases on balls being thrown In.
Tenney opened with a pass and he scored
wnen iterxog singled and raced to third
on Osborne s fumble. McCormlck's single
scored Hersog. A double plsy followed on
Dnnlln'e grounder. Seymour walked and
Knabe fumbled Devlin a grounder. Bies
nahsn and Brldwell each wslkcr. forcing
Seymour. McOulllen's nlare wss then
taken by Foxen, who gave two passes,
forcing In two mora runs Moren next
went In to pitch and a single by Hersog
brought In two more runs. The Innlna-
ended by Dooln throwing out McCormlck.
Barring tne nnn inning. Ames was ef
fective, especially -with men on bases. In
th firth Philadelphia ant nnlv one run
on four singles ano an error, a double
piay anuttlng off chances for several runs.
core:
NEW YORK.
AB.
.. 8
.. 6
.. S
.. S
Tenney, lb
Herxog, Zh
McCormlck, rf
Donlln, If
Barry, If
Seymour, cf ....
Devlin. 3b
Bresnahan, c .,
Brldwell. sa ...
Ames, p
R. II.
1 1
1 3
0 1
0 2
0 0
1 n
1 o
l l
l o
l 1
7 i
Totals 34
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. R. H.
Grant, 3h .
Knabe, zr .
Titus, rf .
Magee, If ,
BranFfleld.
Osborne, cf
Doolln, ss .
Dooin, c ..
McQulllln,
Foxen, p ..
Moren. o .
Courtney .
Totals .
lb
4
4
5
, 4
4
2
4
4
0
0
8
1
..35
O. A. E.
11 0 0
2 3 0
1 0 1
1 0 0
0 0 0
3 0 0
1 3 1
6 10
2 4 0
13 0
27 II 1
O. A. E.
0 0 0
0 6 1
10 0
8 0 0
13 1 0
3 0 1
4 2 0
6 2 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 3 0
0 0 0
27 13 1
0 0 0 0-7
0 0 1 0-2
one ef Them ft each First Rase and
Althoaaa Walsh Strikes Oat
Fifteen Men, Cleveland
Scores.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2. Cleveland defeated
Chicago today In the most remarkable
game of the year In the big leagues, by
tho score ot 1 to 0. Joss, pitching for
Cleveland, not only shut Chicago out with
out a hit, but he did not allow one of his
pponents to reach first bare, although
the visitors used three pinch hitters In the
inth inning. Joss was aided by some re
markable support from Manager Lajole,
who made several phenomenal pickups. On
the other hand, Walsh, the Chicago man,
pitched a sensational game, striking out
fifteen men In eight Innings. Cleveland
was abla to bat but four balls past the In
field, and only five of the locals reached
first base. Cleveland scored Its only run
In the third. Birmingham led off with a
single. Walsh caught him napping oft
first, but Isbell'a throw to second hit the
runner In. the head and lie went to third,
whence ha scored when Walsh and Schreck
became crossed In their signals and a ball
went to the grandstand. With Joss at bat
In the eighth, Schreck had a finger broken
which will keep him out ot the game for
the rest of the season. Score:
CLEVELAND.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
4 0 0 1 0 0
Batted for Moren In ninth.
New York 7 0 0 0 0
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1
Two-base hit: Osborne ThrM.h... hit
Knabe. Hits: Off McQulllln In two-thirds
IHIIiriK. u. Oir POXen. fl: nrr Mnp.n In
eignt and one-third Innings. 7. Double
plays: Uran-fleld to Doolln, Herzofr to
f, in mm in jenney. t,ert: on nases: Ne
iuiiv, o; r-oiiaaeipnia, ju. first base on
nans: ore McOulllin. 4: off Foxen. 2: off
Moren, 2; off Ames. 4. First base on er
rors: New York, 1; Philadelphia, 1. Struck
u-ui; ri AHWf, ; DV moren. 4. Time:
uuipuc, jiiem ana jonnstone.
Cabs Blank Reds.
CINCINNATI. O.. Oct. I-Rmwi, t,u
mo .,uirmlifiii s sare at an times today,
not a single runner renchlno- ttir4
and only one reaching seoond. Rowan's
wlldncss and one hit gave the Chicago's
voiiuimiiuiiig ieaa in tne first Inning.
WV"1 V
CINCINNATI.
AB. R. H.
4
F.gan. 2b.......
Faskcrt. cf....
Lobert, as
B-sch, If
HoblilzeL lb..
Mowrey, 3h....
Mitchell, rf....
McLean, c
Howan, p
Savldgo, p
Totals
Sheckard. If..,
Kvers, 2b
9chulte. rf....
Chance, lb....
Howard, cf...,
Hofman, 8b...,
Tinker, ss.....
Kling, c
Brown, p
O.
4
1
A. E.
3
11
1
0
S
0
0
Ooode. rf. 4 0 0
Bradley: 3b 4 0 0
Hlnchnian, If 3 0 0
Lalole. 2b 3 0 1
Stovall, lb 3 0 0
Clarke, c 3 0 0
Birmingham, ct 4 12
Perrina. ss 2 0 1
Joss, p 3 0 0
Totals 2 1 4 27 16
CHICAGO.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Hahn, rf 8 0 0 1 0
ones, cf 8 0 0 0 0
sbell. lb 8 0 0 7 1
Dougherty. If 3 0 0 0 0
Davis, 2b 3 0 0 1 0
Parent, ss 3 0 0 0 8
Schreck, c 0 0 12 1
Tannehlll, 3b 2 0 0 0 0
waisn, p z o 0 1 3
Shaw, c 0 0 0 3 0
White 1 0 0 0 0
Donohue 1 0 0 ft A
Anderson 1 0 0 0 0
Totals 27 0 0 24 8
Batted for Shaw In ninth.
Batted for Tannehlll In niath.
Batted for Walsh in ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
8tolen bases: Blrminsham (2). T. stole
Perrlng. First base on balls: Off WalMli.
i. ijeri on oases: Cleveland, t; Chicago, o.
Struck out: By Joss, 3; by Walsh, 16. Wild
puen: waisn. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Con
nolly and O'Loughlln.
Tlgera Win in Ninth.
DETROIT. Oct. 2. Detroit disnosed of
Waddell In one Inning and then almost
threw away the game by erratic fielding
and reckless basii runninar. The hit I ins- of
Crawford and Rossman tied it In the
seventh and won It in the ninth. There was
a warm argument on whether Rossman'
hit that came In the ninth with the score
tied and Cobb at first was only a double
under ground ruins, but the umpires ruled
In favor of Detroit and Cobb, who had
scorea easily, was allowed to count his run,
Score:
DETROIT.
AB. R.
4
....'.'.-..81 0
CHICAGO.
AB. R
3 1
3
4
3
i 2
3
4
4
4
4" 27
II. PO. A. E.
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
3
0
1
0
o-'
Totals 80 5 7 27
Cincinnati 00000000 0-0
Chicago 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 08
Two base hit: Mowrey. Sacrifice hlta
Bchulte. Chance, Howard, Hcl'man. Stolen
oase: cnance. ease on balls: Off Rowan,
2; ort Savldge, 3; off Brown, 1. Struck
out: By Savldge. 3; bv Brown. 7. Wild
pitch: Bavidge. Balk: Savldge.. Hits: Off
Rowan, 1 In one Inning; off Savldge. in
eignt innings, jime: 1:35. empires: Rlgler
Mliu vjweus. ,
Brooklyn Wins from Boston.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 2. Donovan's men won
again irom .Boston today by an extra ef
fort in the eighth Inning, which places
llieni more eecureiy aneau Ot Pt. IwOUla,
me uu enn ciuo in me race ror tne pen-
iisui. - score;
BOSTON. BROOKLYN.
AB H O A t AB H O.A.E
Backer, rf
bites. If ...
Browos, cf .
Stum, lb ....
Cwssner, Sb.
(Jraharo.
Hsonirsn, 2b. 8
Thomss, ss . 8
Flsherty, p . 8
1
1 4
ft 1
1 13
a l
i 8
l
l l
l
it.
a
l o
3 1
3
1 10
1
2
o 4
0
Ofstt
D Burch. rf
0 Hummel, 2b
0 Mslnney, rf ,
4 Jordan, lb .,
Oshenhan. b
McMillan, ss
OlfcinQ. e
tPaatorius, p 8
Totals 39 7 14 14 Totals ....JO 714 It
Stem out, hit by batted ball.
Boston 0 08000000-
Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3
Two-base hit: Jordan. Sacrifice hit: Jor
dan. Stolen bases: Becker (2), bates.
uouoio piay: tjneenan, Jordan, Left on
bases: Boston, 2; Brooklyn, 7. Bases on
balls: Off Fastorlus, l; off Flaherty, 3,
Struck out: By Paatorlus, 4; by Flaherty
l. wua puen: jnaueriy. Time: i:is. um
pire: Emslle.
WITH THIS BOWLERS.
The Chancellors won two out of three
games from the Jetter Gold tops last night
on the Association alleys. This is tha
first game played on the new alleys where
every man on one team went over the
Boo mark. The Chancellors also have made
the highest team total to date with 2,667.
Dudley was high on totals with 64a, while
west naa nign single game wun 211. ocore
JETTER GOLD TOP8.
1st. 2d. 3d. Jot
Hartley 172 197 ml f3o
TWdttemora. 14 If fis 478
ftreenleaf 175 178 J67 tlO
Reynolds 173 123 JiV4 4."
Lncell 181 VJi 4t 61t
Totals 855 8fiJ 774 2,491
CHANCELLORS.
1st. 3d
1H
148
14
175
, ll
178
147
172
1W
17
3d.
171
211
164
11
144
Tot
6:lo
6K
f4
Ml
621
878 833 838 2.667
Dudley
West
Ooff
Frush
Rempke
Totals
Last night on the Metropolitan alleys tha
Brodegaards took their usual two games
from the Colo-MrKennas. Captain Voss
ay soma night they will take three. Wiley
took all honors for his team with 612 tor
total, and Fagerburg was high man for
the Crown with 637. Tonight, Blcyol
v-umpaiiT agauisi oirmingnam nange com
pany, poor:
C0LE-MKENNA8.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot
Traynor 123 151 135 49
Wiley 1K4 13 J92 513
jonnson 144 u.i l'.l 477
Solomon 148 1H3 15 4Ug
Rusher 144 UI 146 47
Totals 744 7W 818
BRODEGAARD CROWNS.
1st.
1H6
224
144
1H2
10
2d.
1
137
It
15
144
3d.
im
154
144
2 361
Tot
537
51
4"Ji
b.
4
877 SJi 788 2.IU1
Fagerburg
Voss
Hough
Carman ...
Bchulil ....
Totals .
Omaha Ca
WICHITA. Kan..
gram.) Today's Wlchlta-Omah game was
postponed on account of the non-arrival of
tne wicnita team from a barn-stormlm
trip. A double-header will be played Bun
uay.
se Postponed
Oct. 2. (Special Tele
Norman III Take Rae.
NEWMARKET. Ort. 2.-Anajst Palmcnt
Nuunan HI. who has proved ) diiaj point
MITE SOX ARE SHUT OUT
O.
1
0
3
2
14
4
0
1
0
Mclntyre. If i 1
Bush, ss 4 a
Crawford, cf 4 1
Cobb, rf 3 2
Rossman, lb 6 0
Schaefer, 3b 4 0
Schmidt, c 4 0
Downs. 2b 2 n
SnmmerB. p j 0
Mullln, p 1 n
D. Jones 1 0
11.
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
O.
8
0
3
2
11
1
4
2
0
0
Totals
Stone. If
T, Jones, lb
Hartsel, If
Hoffman, cf
Ferris, 3b
Williams, 2b
Wallace, as
Smith, c
Spencer, c
waddell, p
Howell. r
Crlss
Totals
34 7
BT. LOUIS.
AB. R.
3
10 27 12
4
6
6
6
5
6
, 2
, 2
, 0
. 4
, 1
.41
1
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
ir.
1
3
1
1
1
3
4
0
1
0
0
0
A.
0
2
0
1
3
1
1 6
10
Yorkist, Bsttle Axe, Flavtgny, CharW and
Winning Star also ran.
J (l 1SVILLK. Ky., (Vt. t-Sumnary:
First race, five and a half furlongs:
"orrowful (h. Powers, slrslaht Hf.l won.
Ppleiullrtla Trcxler, place $1 4.201 second,
A'l Red (1"n, Modee, show 811 S' third.
Time: 1 :0'.V Fiower Beauty, Nel Civ
mack, rink Wings, Two Aropc, Civil, Mis
Battenbrrg. Win-it Bread. Yanke e V.deite,
Jupiter Joe, Jack Baker and Oreen Bring)
alno ran.
Second rare, m'le anil seven'v yards:
Financier (106. Pnwi-is, straight I17 2-"! won,
Dunvcgan tl"., Franklin, piece :i 4UI s c
ond. ladv Baldur (H. Devcrlck, show
3''.9-i th.rd. Time: 1:4S. Vansel. Kthcl
Carr. Male Fletcher. Kennewlrk, Comaioch.
I'alammt and Raleigh also- ran.
Third rsoe. e.x furlongs, selling: Ren-
rtmihle (US. Troxler, stralcht J19t'.: won.
Bonehrake (IM. Deverlch. place 2'4.i) sec
ond, Mlltlndes (122, Powers, show 87.(6)
third. Time: l:lit. Canoplan, St. valt n
tlne, Hannllial Hey. Martins, Minnehalia,
Llnle McLean, Robin Hood, Cygnet, Comic
Opera and Potter also ran.
rourm race, six furlongs; y.ienap t.,
Butler, str.iight H!.) won. Boswhk (V-N.
Powers, pla.:c $7.5"l eroud. Please (107,
Devlrk, show to. 4M third. T'me: 1:14.
Hansel and Lady Martha also run.
Filth race, six furlongs: Topay Robin
son (101, Olasner, straight 810 3") won,
Belh Goodwin (97. Walsh, place 318.10) seo
ond, Gold Treasure (97,, Butler, show fRl.7.1)
third. Time: 1:15. Raconteur, Ixidy Haiis-
burg, Lady F.my, Cull, Dr. Hlmral and
lng since he cspturod the 2.0' guineas
takes here on May 6. won the St. Iaren
stakes today. He defeated the favorite,
St. Wolf, by two and a half lengths.
Earls Court also ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards: l,ady
Esther (100, McGee, straight 310.60) won,
Hans (105, Butler, place Sil.li)) second, Im
boden (102. Walsh, show I9.4C.) third. Time:
1:461- Cymbal! and Washakie also ran.
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Ex-Senator Deltrlrh Visits Washing-
tlon on Iletarn from III Dangh
ter'a Wedding.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2, (Special Tele
gram.) Former Senator Deltrlch arrived
In Washington today from Connecticut,
where he attended the wedding of his
daughter to James Knox Smith of the
Bureau of Corporations. Mr. Deltrlch has
some business In Washington which will
keep him here three or four days. "I have
no political news," said Senator Deltrlch
to Th Be correspondent. "I came east
on personal matters, and have not looked
Into th political situation."
Barney Lambrechta has been appointed
postmaster at Twin Brooks, Grant county,
S. D., vice F. E. Roberts removed.
i
It IA. Ill
THE EEL WINS FREE PACE
Son of Gambdier Takes Feature Erent
at Columbus.
CZARINA MAKES NEW RECORD
Tr-1 ear-Old Tretter Goes Seeoml
Heat of Horse Review Fatarlty
in SlIS 1.4 Resalts of
Other Event.
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COU'MUCS. O.. Oct. 2. Th Fel. Ictor
over Minor Heir last wee In a stake race,
came out this afternoon rn the Columbus
grand circuit track as a free-for-all pacer
and disposed of Hedge wood Boy In straight
heats. Wind bothered the horses In tha
second and third quarters of all their
miles. The Fcl was favorite and did all
the leading, Hcdgewood Boy finishing at
the sulky wheel the first heat In 2:04'. Th
latter mads a bad break In th second heat
and put himself out of It. In neither this
mile nor the final, was The Fel forced
to exert himself.
Ciarlna reduced her own record and th
season's mark for 2-year-old trotters when
she stepped the second and deciding heat
of the Horse Review futurity In 2J6H
She did the last quarter of this rail In 0i2V
Fanny Law son was a dangerous contender.
I'plan, first choice of a doaen 2:08 trotters,
was back fifth to Locust Jack la th first
heat, but he raced th gray gelding In th
next two miles and won with room to
spare. The B. and B. 210,000 staka for 3:12
trotters will be raced Filday. Spanish
Queen is the favorite. Summaries:
2:09 clans pacing, thre heats, purs 2000,
two heats Wedneeday;
William C. br. g.. by Civilisation.
(Murphy) ,.1 1
Governor Searles, b. h. (Aleraan)....2 8
Minnie il., ch. f. (Hoffman) 3
Kim wood, b.'g. (Snyder) ,,'....7 4
Ding Fainter, b. m. (MoMahon) 8 7
Gold Coin. ch. g. (Valentine) 8 I
Thor. b. h. (Whitney) 6 ds
Charley Hal, b, g. (Snow) 4 8 dr
Time: 2:0SVi, 8:074, 2:09.
2:09 class, trotting, thre heata,
I1.2M):
Uplan, blk. g., by Blngen, (Proctor)
Locust Jack, g. g. (Mcllenry)
oaniei, or. g. (Ernest)
Teasel, ch, m. (Geers)
Del Coronado, br. h. (Durfee)
Scaaa, blk. m. (Payne)
Elmilagro, br. g. (I-asall).....,
Belfast, br. g. (McOlnnla)
Ward, b. h. (U McDonald)....
Baraja, b. g. (Shaw)
Hmboy. b. g. (McDonald)
Qnlvlks Directum, blk. -h. (Benyon)..12 11 1
Time: 2:0914. 8:08. 2:07.
Horse Review futurity, 2-year-old trotters,
two In three, purse 33.000:
('marina, ch. f.. bv Peter the Great.
(Nolan) 1
Fanny Lawsnn, n. f. (Mac.ey) 2
Bertha C. br. f. (Chandler) 4
High Admiral, blk. c. (Dfean) 3
Gracious Peter, b. g. (L. McDonald). ...6
Robert C, b. c. (Andrews) 6
Divided third and fourth money.
Time: 2:07a. 2:av. ......
Free-for-all class, pacing, three heats,
purse 21.200:
The Eel, gr. h., by Gamboller, (Mo-
Ewen) 1 1 1
Hedgewood Boy, ch. h. (Sweet) 2 3 3
Baron Gratton, b. g. (Geers) 3 3 3
Erstatlc, b. m. (Lang) 4 I 4
Time: 2:04, 2:0614, 2:06.
purs
S
1
, 2
.... a
.... 4
n t
11 10 T
10 7 10
a s
Illrnola State Fair Races.
SPRIOFIELD, HI., OoL B.-On
soft
track Citation today Won the free-tor-all
pace, the feature event of the state fair
races, In straight heats, th best mil In
2:064. Summary:
Class 2:16, trot: O. K. Stsgall won, Tre
lona second, Mlsa Mabel B. third. Best
time: 2:14".
Class 2:15, pace: Marie Van Hook won,
General Luther second. Envoy third. Best
Mme: 2:0H1
Free-for-all, pace: Citation won, Rol
llne second, Don Elmo third. Best time:
2:0f. i
O'Hara Wins Marathon.
BROCKTON. Mass.. Oct. 2.-J. W. O'Mara
of North Cambridge today won the Mara
thon race from Boston to this city. Tim
(unofficial), 2 hours, 81 minutes, 20 seconds.
K. G. Dyer of Jamaica Plain, Mass., was
second; Charles Henry of Lynn, third, and
Samuel A. Mollor of Yonkera, N. Y.,
fourth.
15 25 17
Batted for Summers In the seventh.
""i wnen winning run scored.
Batted for Waddell in the second
Ptrolt ....8 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 a7
St. Louis ....0 1 0 0 0 8 1 1 ns
Two-bsse hits: Crawford (2). Cobb. Ross
man. Hits: Off Summers, 12 In seven in
nings: Off Mullln. a In two Innlnm- ntt
Waddell, 2 In one Inning; off Howell, 8 In
eigni innings. Hacririce hits: Crawford,
Downs, Smith. Stolen bases: Mclntyre- (3),
Cobb (3), Rossman, Schaefer, T. Jones.
Double plays: Husch to Downs to Rossman;
noirman to nmitn to Ferris. Left on bases:
Detroit. 8: St. Louts. 19. Rn r.n k.ii..
Off Summers, 2. Bases on errors: Detroit!
3; SL Louis. 2. Hit with nitched hail- n.
Howell, 3. Struck out: By Summers, 2; by
Mullln. 1; by Howell, 2. Passed ball:
Spencer. Time: 2:00. Umpires: Sheridan
and Egan.
Senators Pile Ip Ilia- Score.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.-HIts, and plenty of
them, were the feature of today's game
between the Washington and the local
team. The visitors did the bulk of the
hIMIng and knocked Hogg out of the box
In th third inning. Lake was equally un
successful and Washington won. Score:
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK.
AB.HO.A.E. AB.H.O.AB.
Milan, ef ... z 8 0 oranror. Sb .. 4 I 4 2 A
v v nurse, cr ... 1
lHemiblIi, rf.. 3
0 Laporte, If . 4
0 Morlarltr. lb. 4
00 Rourks. ss. 8
0 Uardtier. tb 4
0 Blair, e .... 8
e H"t. p ....
1 -Maiming .... 1
Oanl.jr. If ..6
1 nslstlb, tb. 6
Clyntse, rf . 4
PK-kerint, rf. 1
PrMmaa, lb . 6
UrHritle, as .. 4
irset. e ... 6
Suhlpke. 8b . 4
Kselejr, p ..6
10 1 2T 18
8 1
8 1
4 1
0
3 ti
Lass, p .
letaia . .
Totals 44 1 27 17 1
Batted for Hogg in third.
Washington 0 2 3 0 0
New York 0 0 0 0 0
Two-base hlt: Mortality, Milan, Clymer,
Freeman. Three-base hits: Clymer, Gan
ley. Home runa: Lake, Clymer, Milan.
Hits: Off Hogg, 8 In three Innings: off
Itke, 11 In six innings. Stolon bases:
Cnglaub, McBrlde, Bhlpke, Keeley. Double
plays: Keeley to Freeman; McBrlde to
Freeman: O'Rourke. Gardner to Mortality.
Left on bases: Washington, 8; New York,
, Bases on balls: Off Lake 8; off Keeley.
8. Hit by pitched ball: By Hogg, 1; by
Keeley, 1. Paaaad ball; Street. Time:
1:80. Umpire; Hurst.
6 0 0 213
110 0-2
EVENTS ON TUB Hl'SMlQ TRACKS
Moafort Wins Stony Brook Stake at
Aeasataot Park.
AQUEDUCT. Oct. 2,-Today'a feature at
Aqueduct was the Stony Brook atake at
a Id le and a s xieeiitil. Which resulted In
a victory for Munfort. Th Squlr eut
out a fait pace to the stretch, but he
bean to tire and Munfort strong, woq
iianolly. Th steepleuuaae, with only two
starters, proved easy for Jimmy Lane.
Summary:
First race, S-year-olds, selling, six and a
haif furlongs: Ida D (1U2, Sweet) won,
Sangu-ne (-10, McCarthy) second, Biskra
(lex, t ullen) third. 11m; l:."u. King
Avondaie, Dixie, liliiiim-l and Select also
tan.
Second race, 4-year-olds and up, selling,
abiut two and a half miles: Jimmy Lane
(144, Allen) won. Handy Cieek IU2, Hender
son) second. Time; 6 15H. Two starlets.
Tiilrd ism, fillies and geldings, rialdsns,
2-year-olds, six furluiiss: Yankee Daugh
ter tlUa, JacC alley) wun, SrMent.ous Uua,
Kptonj second, Gunshul io7, J. I,ee) third.
T.me: 1:154, Lady Bev.rwkk, Mer s and
Mariana also ran.
Fourth ra, th Stony Brook, 3-year-olds
and up, mile and a sixteenth: Monfort
(104, Sweet) won, Th Squiie GO. Mc-
Caney) second. Tim: 1:47. Two starters,
Huh raoe, all ages, tin mils: Fort
Johnson (116, McCarthy) won, Tony Bonero
(lis. Sweet) ae ootid, Mark Antony II (114.
Doyle) third. Time: 1:41. Masuma alao
ran.
Sixth race 8-year-olds and ud. elllna
mil and an eighth: Dolly Snaoker lu2.
8el) won. Adoration (107, McCarthy) sec
ond. Not but C0u, Lnd; tniii T.me; l.HV
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