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THE CHICAGO TErBTJXE: WED1STESD AT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1897. Bes 104 pounds O'Learyl. 5tol. won: Komuski. ..,.,.1,1 I 1 1 1 1.

1 rr. ..11 104: Bainblno. 104; Flo Honeydew. 107; Gliding Ace- 104; Baliverso. 104.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. PITTSBURG MINERS ACCEPT. 10 lUtXU. JLtllXCr, J. HOTS BAD BIDE.

HE OWHS TO FRAuD. rranb I i 1 oi iiroAio iuriongs, purse scuhk- 1 rnc. John Patterson. Elmira Wright 4 18 Two Slakes Today at Sheepshead. New York.

Sept. 7. Entries at Sheenshead Bay (Continued from first pace.) it odlands. 105; Lottie, 105: Pitfall. Asaph" llrd; Go L1Khtly.

99; Little Ocean, 102; miles, purse $400, for 3-year- v.ci.iSC uuigman, iucilia tiice si zo i.erardo Urand. Guisepka Picciulo 4856 Hermann A. Max, Bertha Kruse 2010 John P. Bernard. Annie Kanzler 2721 for tomorrow: First race, 5 furlongs Bill Donovan.

Rosa In tvi. jxiunds; Moncreitn. uawu Hand, Ioca. May Roselle. Pink Chambrav.

In spection. Homelike, High Hoe. CruiHken Lawn. J. HLoiideii of Law School vioers, lizzie Kinkel 2423 o.

H. Allinder Adams, Emma A. ..30 25 JCrank Kareewskl, Martha Helntz 20 lt Ericson, Uelina Johnson 2525 Charles H. Smith, Margaret Taylor 2'J 1S Charles J. Qulnn, Mary Fogarty 3024 bus? Its Bell Punch Beat Fred Broens at Harlem.

Fn tor Fame Takes Abject Oath. Ellen, Domestic. Clarionet, Zella, Naviouline, Ramoncita, Ella Daly. Ruby Lips, 105 pound Second race. mile Rubicon, 143 pounds Cleo-phus.

126; Haclon. 123; Kinnikinnic. 119. Orimer lift; Hanwell, Halfling. Hamilton Gold Crest.

11iLMmbent'-sett' Peate, Old Saugus, 110. Third race. Golden Rod Stakes fiu. Vifth vvauuiiii, -sucrx joger, jouanna farmeKocK 24 22 Jumi lis, ii AtiiMih.x -r miles, purse S400 Laureate. by the Pittsburg and Chicago Gas Coal company, at Orangeville, a mile and a quarter back in the hills from Gastonville, on the Wheeling division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, were this morning routed by a party of about fifty or sixty miners' wives, and retreated to Washington, glad to get bcick alive.

E. B. Mervin and William Post were badly cut about the head by stones thrown by the women. Mrs. Thomas Morgan, the wife of Aruthur Herz, Anna Raster 3123 auoiwi israeistam.

Tillie 1 Block 2423 turf Central Trust. Mont d'Or. 115 Tft nes' PUrse $400. selling AVar- iiuerc tiannan, Alice M. ftty 2424 E.mer E.

Ooudy. Anna E. Meer 3124 rock. 112: Galadav. liaster Gift n.

CLEARS BALDWIN'S NAME. Momentum, 100. FAILS TO USE HIS WHIP. Charles P. Kopf.

Ida 3027 ourth race, the September Stakes 1 miles Buddha. 129 pounds: Sunnv Slone. 12s- r. Anion signarovitz, Alary asner ::2 Frank Tasi-ntt PJnnpv TCulmirlr "rt lett. 112: Partridge.

109: Lincoln gmmoTFIo'rean, gg TALENT DOES WELL AT OAKLEY. Three Favorites and One Second Choice 100. a striker, was roughly handled by the dep Fifth race, handicap, 1M, miles Flying Dutchman. 128 pounds; Howard Mann. 121: Paul Kau- Joseph Soukup, Maria Ulnar 3021 Peter A.

Barnes, Martha J. Bvrne 2722 George Wiehum, Emma C. Mobus 3425 Henry Robinson. Lizzie Wilson 2521 Ihomaq M.fnnnin icqv lu uties. She lies at her home in Orangeville with her head cut and several ribs broken.

Garden City College Man Apol var. 10S; Howard 100; Rondo. Yankee Doodle. BS; Miss Prim. fc5.

While the miners' wives were having the Despite a Big Lead He Is Caught at the Wire. Henry C. Hartmanii, Sophie 55 ogizes for Deception. Sixth race, handicap. 14 miles, over seven hurdles, on turf Kilkenny, 1C2 pounds; Forget, 155-Couneellor Howe, 147; Baby Bill, 145; Manches nuuijn Birauo, Anna jviorrisse iis Henry Reuss.

Pauline Hanat 2224 Joseph A. Sickinger. Lillian A. Schawel 2521 Carry OfE All of the Money. Cincinnati.

Sept. 7. fSoecial Th. ter. 137: Herman 135; Brown Red.

134; Ala- conflict with the deputies GOO strikers watched the fight from a nearby hilltop, cheering the women time and time again, and accompanying their cheers with stirring music from a brass band. It was not until Mrs. Morgan had been knocked down and nomas j. racy, Kroline 30 32 William Costello. Marv lvnn 23 23 SEES THE TRIBUNE EXPOSE.

Srtamslaw Kiendziora. Katarezyona Piasecka22 18 John Gerlack, Barbara Roejrh 31 31 William J. I.Ubitz. Florence Hnthlnsnn i7V4 today proved to be interesting and three favorites and a second choice won. About the best field In the matter of class was that which went to the BULLBOSS LANDS A PURSE.

"What's the latest thine; injured that the miners decided to get into Bertram Zehren. Sonhie Sr-hmlrt 24 21 post tor the race for 2-vear-old flineu John O'Connor. Minnie rVK'nefe. "A the hght. Chief Deputy Hemphill held a in hats?" asked the customer.

Joseph X. Sensr, Anna Schomaker 20 21 James H. Longden, whose alleged law col 1' retlerick R. Benson. Gertrude A.

"Webb. 20 conference with the leaders. He agreed to take the deputies back to Gastonville if the miners would be kept under control, and lege, known as the Garden City Law School, Quixote. Marcato. and Seaport divided the play on it, and they put up the afternoon's most picturesque finish, all driving hard through the stretch and crossing the line necks apart.

Don Quixote hung at the end as if a trifle short. "Your head," said the hat- kuma. 10. Wins Yorkhire Handicap Plate. London.

Sept. 7. At the first day's racing of the Doncaster September meeting today Mr. Hamyar Bass' 6-year-old chestnut horse Carleton Grange won the great Yorkshire Handicap plate; L. t'e Rothschild's Jaquemart second, and Sir R.

Waldie Griffith's Astoria third. This race is of 1.300 sovereigns for 3-year-olds and upwards, over the old St. Leger course. Xotes of the Tracks. There were seventeen books.

Bob Campbell, whose only racer Is Ragner. won $5(10 on the mare. That the public knows a cheap card was evidenced hv the smallest attendance of the meet in the People's Institute Building, was shown up in The Tribune of last Sunday, Old Horse Comes Out and Beats Travis and Trilby Handily. l' red Kilmer, Melissa D. Herrman Dit-truch C.

Hucksall. Wynnie Frost 23 Frank G. Bvrl Dunham 2(i 23 Henry Ullrich. Rosa Grabe ...33 24 Peter Vast, Metje Dykstra 2429 Jacob IS. Borum.

Annie Fintelstein 2727 Frank P. Harter. Marv- Shannon 2423 John F. Ryan, Xellie O'Brien 20 25 Kmil Erickson, Julia Helper 2tl 27 yesterday acknowledged under oath that he this was done. Frightened Out of Town.

After the order of retreat had been given man, adorning him with one of our new $3.50 Derbies. eather cloudy and sultry. Track fast. First rape. -venr-oM Oliioa r.

fnrlnrtra was practicing a fraud on the public in an Bet. Horse, weight, luckev. St. Str.Vu! nouncing that Dr. A.

E. Baldwin was one of the instructors in his concern. 5 2. Bells. 104 T.T.Hill.

5 6' 3i 1 4 1. I I Mal'trc 1 1 lfi by Hemphill the deputies went back toward Gastonville amid the derisive jeers of The joke was really on the neroert n. LMndgren, Margaret Boernsen. .22 21 John Cline. Marv MeCormarh IK It is not unlikely that Dr.

Baldwin will in IB Day, 96 Duoeel lfi l5 2 3 Time. Aa Rncll lOr. nnn.la ti-J. JLESTJLTS ON OTHER RACETRACKS. Olaff Staaley.

Amelia Ellison 2420 voke the law to punish the man who by the the assembled miners, who followed them, threatening to kill them if they returned. Anna Taylor, 100; Udah, 'lOO; Revoke. ijforce u. Meyers. Mary Clark 2724 ing.

uuiiufi, ftanninoo, 101: and roreotten Me. unauthorized use of his name has damaged his business and reputation. customer, who has always paid a swell hatter $5 for a 10O, aiso ran as named. Post lO minutes. Start rtiirea arsons, suida Grimms Mrt 35 P-da Pedersen, DaRmar Johnson 2022 Harrlmrton Powell.

Isa belle Park 21 IS Rather than stay at Gastonville and take chances on a battle with the mob the deputies huddled in a box car, which was attached to a freight train, and they were con very straggling. Won first four driving. Second racee, 13-ltt mile, selling: Bet. Horse, weight, lockev. St.

i Str.Fn. Janhof Flsehel, Ida Cohen 04 00 hat ot that quality, as ib so i 1. TMurrnvl-lo 71 At Swear to II In Apology. Here is Longden's abject apology to D. Baldwin: Sept.

7. 1897. To Whom It May Concern: I Joseph A. Fimnsnn. Ida B.

Mann 20 23 James T. Morrison. Charlotte H. Nelson 2ft 20 Albert Cohn, Rose Sheftelowltz 2 22 veyed back to Washington. Chief Hemp 2 I.

104 J. Hi 11 1.5 3 It 31 2J 5 2.. Happy Houi-s. Dupeel.3 2 2s 21 frequently done. hill said they would return later, but the hereby certify that in the use of the name of jonn Cline.

Bridget Tiernv 3027 Fred C. Witter. Gertrude M. Stadler 2322 John Ford, Xellie Curren 2322 James Dunne, Dora De Laab 35 25 deputies refused. Thy told Hemphill he would have to get new deputies, and all re iime, iiij.

xxiyaity, VI pounds; Dominica, 102; Harry Thoburn, 99; Peggy, Roosevelt. iul; Clara. 97; lssie 102; and Vitasicope. also ran as named. Start troori.

Wr.n first thrw. Arlstides E. Baldwin. M. LL.

D. D. In We have excellent Hats at $2.50 also Derbies signed. connection with the so-called Garde City Law School." I had neither from him nor any one for lng. Harry Thoburn led all the way to the eighth hrank Marshall.

Frances Stanek 2310 Harry B. Kline, May D. Smith 2220 Frederick A. Scrlha Hon rnwan a i After the departure of the deputies the and Fedora9. Here, too, are ready for your wearing, the Rogers, Peet Co.

New Fall Orel coats at $12 to him any authority for the use of his name as a David G. Smith, Albreta H.Moore. 27 21 strikers' camp on the side of the mil began to professor, teacher, or in any connection whatever. pole, when he gave It up. Third race.

2-year-old colts and geidlngs. 11-16 mile: Bet. Horse, weight, lockey. St. 4 Str.Fn.

ft 5. Ill IJ.Hilll 4 4l 4 "i Ink grow. Men from all the surrounding mines xuKe i). faoian. jviartraret Drury 3tl 24 John Suchan, ZofHa Wolcick 2 1 Harry A.

Ellis, Carrie E. Kettles 3127 $28 tailors get nearly doable our prices for no Botanlc's bad race of Monday Is explained by the statement that J. Woods could not hold up his head. Donaldson rode twice and landed both In front. He is considered to be the most promising jockey at the track.

It is said that Mr. SImms. the owner of Sacket. wishes to match the colt against any horse at the track at one mile for $2,000 a side. Mr.

Lazarus, owner of Whistle Wing, said that the filly was a morning glory that is. good In the morning and of no account later in the day. Michael Norton, known In the palmy days of Pithole. in the oil country of Pennsylvania, is at Harlem with two maidens said to be of class. William Beverly left on Monday night for Detroit, where, with Marcus Cartwright.

he will run the meeting of sixteen days, to be held at Windsor. Jv D. Clay of Lexington will on Saturday next Harlem offer for sale the following yearlings: Chance imp. Playing Fields. Chance Outscram-tle.

Magnetizer Mon Droit. c.pjon"i Clark said that with Blight alternations in the weights a repetition of the best of Monday's rtces would draw to Harlem next Saturday a crowd as big as that on Labor dav. The public want good rat ing." said he. and they certainly saw such on Monday." came in to repel the deputies if they came And that as far as I know he has been entirely ignorant of said use of his name, or even the existence of said colleee. I also certify that he has never had an connection with the so-called better garments.

back. Tonight there Is every indication 21. Ill Overton 1 .5 6 3 34 2" 6 5.. Don Quixote. 105 IC.IVfl.l 3l 51 4 3 ieter ispanier, Emma Rech ....28 25 Husrh Jones.

Annie Prlcbad ou -7 that if the officers return some will be killed. 'lime. 1:09. Straymond. 10S riounds; High Admiral.

10O: and Fencer IOik nnishpil aa nam.H General Manager David Van Eman says the William Krenz, Emelia Praft 2730 Donata Mesche, Rossana Conti 3532 Jrhn Johnson, Ella Tavlor 5 3S Harrv E. Rirrnwa A Ho AT Pam nrc college in any way since its organization or inception, and I hereby apologize to him and to the public for connecting him with this institution F. M. ATWOOD, company will evict the strikers, and start its Post 15 minutes. Start good.

Won first three driving. Don Quixote ran as if a trifle short. mines at any cost. N. W.

Cor. fladison and Clark-sts. Olaf Pearson. Emma Olson $224 John C. Curtis.

Harriet E. Haskell 2322 John J. Devine. Annie E. O'Connell 24 27 Frank Mortimer.

Man- Nelson 3423 Patrick Rvan. KnMe Mnmhv "i NOT FRIENDLY TO ILLINOIS. Alfred C. Woodlnston. Caroline E.

Taylor. .25 IS President Carson Scents a Scheme to rtKUMimo t'unceio. rcosana waso ..21 15 Ptanislaw J. Jarzembowski. Clara Pantel.

If IS August F. I.Tarx. Clara Mever 31 Give Eastern Operators an Advantage. Bernard Colbrook, Ida Smith 22 22 William Rarney, Florence E. Fogarty.

.25 21 luaiwwhM. jveiiuzeia. Heyman Harris. Rebecca Rosenbliim 25 24 Dennis Mahonev. Mnrv Mierin 2K 30 David Manev.

Rose E. Watson 25 23 James J. PHela l'dmOa Stanek of- -g ARE CHAMPIONS OF THE WEST. Miss Craven and Miss Atkinson Win the Title in Final Bound of "Women's Double Tennis. Columbus, Sept.

7. Special. The outlook is bright for the acceptance of the If T. Murphy did not pull Fred Broens in the fourth race at Harlem yesterday direct evidence seems to count for little. The colt bad been backed by Its owner, J.

W. Schorr, and his price had been lowered from 2 to 1 to 3 to 2. At the bead of the homestretch he was lengths ahead of Bell Punch, and was galloping, while the other was driving. Behind Bell Punch everything was beaten. As Fred Broens came through the straight Jlurphy had a tight hold of his head, which was high in air.

Warren on Bell Punch was working hard, and as the colt is a game fellow he gained gradually. To this Murphy paid no attention, and even when Warren was alongside he let out never a link. When Bell Punch had raced to Fred Broens head Murphy made a show of whipping. It was a pretty finish said one and all. and Bell Punch was first past the post.

Men who had bet on the winner because of his previous victory were astonished, and no one thought that the better horse had won. Colonel Clark called Murphy to the stand, and the jockey explained that Fred Broens would not stand to be hit with the whip, and that young Mr. Schorr told him only to ehow the flail to the colt, riot touch him with It. The horses were placed as they finished. The Professor being third.

After the races were over Colonel Clark said that he had informed Murphy that no more such rides would be tolerated, and that hereafter the whip must be used. The presiding judge eeemed to regret that he was ignorant of the fact that T. Murphy was formerly in the employ of Tom H. Kyan. the owner of Bell Punch.

The latter colt was strongly backed at 4 to 1. and closed at to 1. It is a well known fact that Tom Ryan has behind him a man of wealth, who plays the poolrooms heavily. All the facts go to show the possibility of a killing on Bell Punch, and Murphy's ride on Fred Broens was what landed the money. Effie Cline, favorite at 2iA to 1 for the first race, spread-eagled the field, winning pulled up by several lengths.

The start was straggling. Whistle Wing, backed from 10 down to to 1, threw W. Dean at the post, but he remounted, got off well, and ran second for three-eighths. The finish for place was close, Miss Hoy securing the po terms offered by the nine operators at the CHICAGO OPERA-HOUSE. GHJSWoUsE CONTIGUOUS VAUDBVULE.

Felix Morris and Company in "A Gam ot ile Leopoldine. The KiipslRy Slatera. Clayton, Jenkins. Jasper. Gilbert Girard.

Molly Thompson. lleany I.enoTfc. Dare Sisters. Irene Franklin. Dolly Davenport.

The Denvers. Devere Schurtz. John Welch. Steve JenninKS. Klce A Watnoiu pit f.s to.

go. ere vi a. national convention tomorrow. President OFFICIAL) WEATII RECORD. rourth race, same as second: Bet.

Horse, weight. Jockey. St. i Str.Fn. 2 1.

9(1 2 2l ll 6 Gaines, 99 Hustonl.2 3 2 2. lo5 Murray. 3 4H 3 4i 3l Time, 1:21. Forsythe. 101 pf.unds: The NiiVy, 105; St.

Negerina, 1(2; and Bt-sera, 105. also ran as named. Start good. Won first four driving. Forsythe led all the way until well lr.

the strttch, when he quit. Harry Gaines came faut the last quarter. Flft race. 1 mile and 70 yards, selling: Bet. Horse, weight, jockey.

St. ai Str.Fn. 4 5. Iu5 IC.RellT) 3 1 22 1 l1 5 2. log J.

2 4 3" 3i 2 3 21. Ross. 100 IH.W'msl.l 3 1 2 3 Time. 1:40. Nannie lo2 iKiunds; Gallj west, 97; and Joe Mussle.

loo, finished as named. Start good. Won driving; place same. Miss Ross does not like the distance and was stopping. Gallvy-west ran well for six fulongs.

Kntries for tomorrow: First race. mile Henry of Franstemar. Taffeta, Silk, Queen of Hurstburne, 97 pounds; Jackanapes, Ti.lldes, Wingshot, 100; My Maryland, 102; lianastar, 105. Second race, selling, mile The Sculptor, Agatha, 99 pounds; Jamboree, Robinson, Fred 102; White Oak, 105; Lawanda, Say On. King Charlie, lo7: Parson, 110.

Third race, selling, mile The Dr. Karus, Vemba. 105 pounds; Flop, 100; Virgie lOS; Lucy 109 Mill Stream. 112. Fourth race.

Owners' Handicap, 7b mile White Frost, Byron McClelland, Dr. Letcher. 94 pounds; Belle Brambla, loo. Fifth race, selling, 1 1-16 miles Elgitha. 99 pounds; Kellltan.

What Xext. 102; Blanton, 105; Zolo. 102; Nannie 106; Countess Cima. 109. Carson of the Illinois miners arrived today.

THE FOLLOWING Bl'RIAL PERMITS WERE He says that certain operators who are in terested in Pennsylvania as well as Illinois issued oy tne Jieaiin department yesterday: Bohme. Ella, age 11. 63K3 Lallln street. Sept. appendicitis.

Brennan. John age 23. 595 Spaulding avenuo. favor the rate for the Pennsylvania mines, but oppose it for the Illinois mines. He be lieves there is a concerted scheme to keep repi, consumption.

Burdick, Sarah age 62. 414 Ciaremont avenue, Sept. 6: apoplexv. down the price in Illinois. wiinout his consenting thereto.

JAMES II. LONGDEN. I hereby certify to the foregoing as belnK true and correct. JAMES H. LONG DEN.

County of Cook. State of Illinois, ss: Sworn and subscribed to before me on this 7th day of September. A. 1S5V7. VM.

G. DEALE. Notary Public Name to Lend a. Glamour. Dr.

Baldwin did not know, until The Tribune printed the story, of the existence of this institution, and was astounded and indignant when he found his name had been used to lend a glamour of respectability to the concern. Yesterday morning he started out on the warpath, but somehow or other Longden heard trouble was brewing, and called on him. Dr. Baldwin insisted on all conversation being held before a witness, and soon convinced Longden that the best thing he could do was to at once go before a notary and furnish an affidavit such as he did. This will not end the matter.

Dr. Baldwin feels that he has been humiliated and damaged both in professional and private life, and will make it somewhat torrid for Longden and his clan among whom is the notorious Dr. Armstrong, whose fraudulent practices in the medical college line have been exposed in The Tribune. SETS THE P0LITICIANSTALK1NG Return from Europe of Martin B. Madden and Thomas Gahan Develops Animated Gossip.

Martin B. Madden and Thomas Gahan, the Republican and Democrat, are home from Brignota. Rosa, age 35. 60 North Franklin street. The opinion prevails among the officials of the United Mine Workers that the miners Blain, Mary, age 78.

610 Cleveland avenue, Seot. 5: softening of brain. of the various States who are reported as Cunningham. Jessie, age 8. 917 West Polk street.

opposing the settlement are not fully ac-auainted with its terms. President Ratch- nept. rsrignt aisease. Chapman. Emma, age 54.

397 Webster avenue. Sept. heart disease. CONTlMJOtS VALDUVCLLK. Tony Pastor.

Magtrt Cline. Watson, Hutchlnts Edwarda. Olympia Quartetts Maud Raymond. Ed Latelle. Ellinor Sisters.

Barnes Slssoa. George Austin. World's Trio. Alburtus Weston. Ada Hulmes.

Mons. Mile. De Fllllpl. Connell A Day, Baby Lewis. Edward GllTord.

PRICES lO. 20. SO CENTS. Champions of the West In women's doubles were declared yesterday sfternoon at the Kenwood Country club. After two hours' hard play they were found to be Miss Juliette Atkinson of Brooklyn, N.

and Miss Jennie Craven of Evanston, 111. The losers to them in the final match were Miss Carrie Neely and Miss Grace Cloes. Considering the high ability of the four contestants, the match was rather tame and lacking the dashing style of play expected. It was close lor two sets, however, but Just as the crowd had settled down to enjoy a brilliant and exciting finish the race developed into a procession and the ending proved slow. The crowd was considerably smaller than on the previous day.

and it is e-ident the tournament was resting up fo the grand finish today. The first set was interesting for four games, which made a score of 2 all. Then Miss Craven and Miss Atkinson began to get their strokes working and took four straight games. The last was the most interesting of the set. and went to deuce eight times before the champions finally won it.

Score by points folkJws: Miss Atkinson and Miss Craven 3 4 4 0 4 5 4 11 35 fl Miss Neelv and Miss Conlon. Catherine, age 80, 424ti Jackson boule- ford says that he believes the matter will be adjusted after the terms are explained to the men, but he adds I would feel much Dahlln. Charlts, age 22. 9431 St. Lawrence avenue, Sept.

5: catarrh of stomach. Daft. Charles, age 66. 4234 Oakenwald avenue. easier If that had been already accom Sent, pneumonia.

FAVORITES TAKE EVERYTHING. Doran. Owen, age 41. 4049 Archer avenue. Sept.

consumption. plished." Maastllon Miners Decline. Massillon. Sept. 7.

Special. Massil- LAST 4 DAYS. LAST 2 PERFORMANCES SAT. COLISEUM. Today at 2:30.

Tonight at 8:15. Special Return Trains on III. Cent, and Alley L. Bicycles Checked Free by U. 8.

Bicycle Co. Ellin-wood. Emma Beck, age 39. 66 Clifton avenue. Sept.

17: heart disease. Egan. Mary, age 49. 61 Seventy-first street, Sept. 7: Inflammation of bowels.

Bather Tame Sport Furnished at the Grand Circuit Meeting in New York. lon district miners held a mass convention here today and appointed John Adley, James Fitch. Kate age 39. 6316 Wright street. Sept.

BDFFALflnW WILD Parks, and J. Mossop delegates to tne na Haderfeldt. Henry C. age 80, 88 Fullerton ave tional convention, representing 2,100 miners. New York.

Sept. 7. Special. 1 Favorites car nue, cent. Kianey disease.

Hickc-y. Walter age 23. 470 Carroll avenue. rtion from Chinkapin, who just beat Rosa These delegates were instructed to work and Cloes 5 1 1 4 2 3 1 9282 ried out everything at the grand circuit meeting vote against acceptance of the proposition to return to work at 65 cents. The mass consumption.

Hanson. Nels. age 41. 1008 One Hundred and Nineteenth street. Sept.

5: heart disease. Hiltman. Henrietta, age 32. Burnslde. 111..

Sept. It was the second set that furnished the interest. This began close and staid close throughout, and the spectators developsd considerable enthusiasm in consequence. Miss Neelv and Miss Cioes today, and the sport was rather tame except in the first number on the card, the 2:24 trot, and Emily of the Hamlin stable carried the bulk of the monev. Georgena.

from Brooklyn, finished Hums. Rassner's Unexpected Victory. Ragner, against whom Peter Riley laid 0 to 1 for a $20 note as the horses ran up the backstretch, won the second race in a convention also voted to reenter the organization of the United Mine Workers. played the game from the start, and though be Jacobson, Johanna age 54. Englewood Union Europe.

Their return set the jaws of all the politicians in town wagging and before Mr. Gahan had removed the travel stains ahead three times, but the Judges did not see it that way. Emily was unsteady at first, but man hind at 2, 4 3. and 5 three straight games, well earned, at the end gave them victory. The score Miss Atkinson and Polish National Alliance.

nospitai. tept. cancer. Jackson, Florence 12.. age 22.

6333 Ingleside ave- nue. Sept. 5: consumption. Kavanaugh. C.

Margaret, nee 50. 860 South Ash from his clothing he had been declared in aged to recover In time to secure the second test. drive with Ovation, Ashland landing the third money. The latter, attended by Over- Philadelphia, Sept. 7.

The Polish Na She fell back in the third after a break, but squared Miss Craven 3 1 454181410 4365 land avenue. Sent. 6: Rrlcht's disease away In the fourth mile and came fast on the Miss Neelv and Miss active training for the fat office of Sheriff of Cook County. The fact that the race does not come off until next year did not seem to ella, the 8 to 5 favorite, was in front around Koelci. Marie, age 44.

840 South Ashland avenue. Cloes 5 4230464044 6427 outside through the stretch. The judges were ev tional Alliance of the United States of America began its biannual session today at Har-monie Hall. The election of national offi- idently fooled by the mare's great spurt, for. al OtJJl.

COUbUlllllllUll. Lewis. Mary, age about 35. 298 South Clark street. the first turn and retained the command to the last three-sixteenth post, where Rag BILL'S iWEST.

and Congress of Koush Riders of the World. Tremendous Hit Made by Buffalo Bill's Great Military Drama, CUSTER'S LAST RALLY. Over 600 Soldiers. Indians and Horses. Three Scene and Two Tableaux.

Complete Scenery, Actual Costumes. Many New Features. U. f. CAVALRY U.

S. ARTILLERY. AURORA ZOUAVES. Admission 60c, Gallery 25c, Reserved Beats, Boxes, holding six, $12. Single Box Seats, S2.

Seats Sold at Lyon Healy's, Cor. Vf abash et Adams. LAKE niCHIGAN AND LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSPORTATION CO. POPULAR EXCURSIONS. ith on set all.

the third was expected to prove exciting enough. Instead. It was decidedly tame. The play was slow and too careful to be take any of the snap or ginger out of the though she did not reach Georgena by a head, the resulted as follows: ner. always third, went to the front.

Over- political gossip. nepi. i cereprai empousm. Lenz. Maggie, age 45.

St. Elizabeth Hospital, Sept. 6: cancer. at all spectacular. Miss Neely and Miss Cloes decision went to Buftalo.

vv itn tnis advantage Emily had no trouble in gathering the race, as the Censor, T. M. Holinski, Duluth; "Vice Cen ella died at the five-eighths. Ovation was put the majority of the balls to Miss Craven, but the latter found no great difficulty in handling Larson. Charles age 37.

163 Ninety-second sor, J. Malernowiesky, Buffalo; President, Just what is in store for Mr. Madden did not come to light. He was surrounded by friends and followers, who made a report.as sireei. ceui.

suiciue. bobbing In fourth position all the way, but when Tommy Burns let her down she tnem wen enougn to win all the way. The score: Miss Atkinson and Miss McDonald. James, age 65. 932 North Paulina E.

Z. Brodowski, Chicago; First Vice President. A. Blaszezynski, Chicago; Second Vice President, J. Szostakowski, Chicago; Treas street.

Sent. 6: cancer. failed to respond. to the character and current drift of events Man. unknown, about 55.

Lake Michigan, foot of Craven 0 4 4 4 5 4 5 4 30 fl Miss Neely and Miss Cloes 4 1 1 1 7 0 8 2192 during his absence. others wera tired, summaries: 2:24 class, trotting. Speedway purse. $3,000: Emily, ch. by Prince Regent Bar- bara.

by Kentucky Prince 1'ieersl .5 15 11 Georgena. ch. by Ei.aulet (Devyl.l 4 12 2 Quarterstaff. b. s.

(Fereancel 2 2 2 3 A Rival. Octavia. Red Aaron. Havings. Jib Albert, and Charlotte W.

also started. Time 2:15, 2:181. 2:194. 3:00 class, pacing. Consolation purse.

$1,000: Onaririe-n ch, hv Parkvlllft Dam. bv CMXiy-Tourtn street. aDout Kent. 4: rfrownlns. Protus, selling at 24 to 1 as against the 2 to 1 offered about Floridas, won the third urer, W.

Wiesklinski, Chicago; Trustees, A. Moore, Hanah. age 64. 6753 Lafayette avenue. X.

Centalla, Chicago; B. Z. Maclezewski, There was strong hope for a rally on the part of Miss Neely and Miss Cloes In the last set. but it did not materialize. At 3 all there was a beginning of excitement when the Kenwood team took race, with Morrison on his back.

Floridas made the running with Ivory close up, until nver trouoie. Neff. Leslie age 6. 477 West Fourteenth street. Sent.

5: Pleurisy. Chicago; J. A. Dankowski, Chicago; General Secretary, M. J.

Sadowski, Chicago. Noonan, Thomas, age 22. 1522 Congress Btreet. he was nearly knocked down on the far turn. Into the homestretch Swordsman was Tennessee Wilkps fMillerl 1 1 1 the next game and the lead, but at that point Miss Cloes made some costly errors, and In a few minutes the championship was settled.

Score of last rept. utcer oi stomacn. Paepke. Lydie E. A.

age 7. 629 Melrose street, OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST. SPECIAL LOW RATES. racing Floridas, but Protus, lying third, gal Miss Margaret, bl. f.

Walkerl 2 2 Elf. b. m. IDalyl 2 4 5 India Silk. Lady Alice.

F.vadue. and Forrest Sept. i Kidney disease. set: Miss Atkinson and niTPIfR OF CHIEF OF "WEATHER BUREAU. Plumb, Charles age 25.

10205 Commercial avenue. Sept. 6: tvohold fever. I And loped pair at the betting ring and Fonclif, pocketed all the way, came fast and CfiflRLEUOIX Washington. D.

C. Sept. 7. Forecast for Miss 4 14142344 4316 Return Plttack. Ernerline.

age 77. 1015 San Francisco Herr also started. Time 2:1 2:40 class, trotting. Progressive purse. $2,000: Cresceus.

ch. c. by Rohert McGregor Mahol "hv TTownrd's Mambrino I Ketch- Mis Neely and got the place. Swordsman finished third. And Indiana and Illinois Generally fair, southerly HARBOR SP'GS Miss Cloes 2 42424520 1 20 4 Trilby, opening at 6 to 5 for the fifth race.

Return oiiowing is the summary of the day play: street, fept. paralysis. Peterson. Elizabeth, age 35. 167 Milton avenue, Sept.

6: erysipelas. Smith. Henry Walker, age 30. 644 Sedgwick street. ami 1 1 1 I And winds.

Ohio Generally fair, warmer, light southeasler-lv winds. Bailed up to 2 to 1. She was in front with American Belle b. f. fGeersl 2 2 PETOSKEY Double tournament, final round Miss Juliette Atkinson and Miss Jennie Craven beat Miss Carrie Return Travis, the only horse near her, up the Thorn, b.

f. IHickokl 3 3 3 Fanny Foley. Timbrel, and Honor Bright also Neely and Miss Grace Cloes ft 2. 7. ft 2.

6 4. Lower Michigan Generally fair, warmer, light smitheasterlv winds Increasinff. 3riJL. cuiiruiiipnuii. Schroader.

Henry, age 61. 26 Dean street. Sept. 5 suicide. backstretch and the pair came Into the MACKINAC Return $6.00 Consolation single tournament, semi-final round homestretch several lengths ahead of the Upper Michigan Showers, warmer In extreme pastern nortion.

fresh southerly winds increasing. Miss trPorgene Faulkner beat Miss Hilton 7 5, 6 1. Miss Price beat Miss Fenninerton 6 3. 7 5. started.

Time 2:14. St. Louis Resultn. Smith. Hattie.

age 27. 3532 Calumet avenue. Sept. 7: consumption. Prominence is given to the preliminary shaping of affairs at this time, chiefly because those most interested in the two men see an opportunity and propose to take every possible advantage of it.

They are to be given a welcome home at banquets prepared in their honor. The admirers of Mr. Gahan, led by Alderman Mclnerny and Jesse Sherwood, have arranged their event for tonight, at Kinsley's, and it is said they have so planned the program as to bring him before the public as the next Democratic candidate lor Sheriff. Mr. Madden's friends have not fixed upon the date when they will honor him, but will do so soon.

Mr. Madden says he is out of politics as an officeseeker, but has come back from across the Atlantic a stronger and more ardent protectionist ever before. RIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRESS Drainage Trustees and City Talk Harmony with Uncle Sam Board Wins in Condemnation. Others, led by Sull Ross, who, getting oft Wisconsin Generally fair. fresh southerly Consolation double tournament, semi-final round Shaffer.

Margaret, age 73. St. Elizabeth's Hos mixed up, was lost at one time. Travis, Miss jeannette cuaninlin and Miss Reynell beat Sailings Avig. 81, Sept.

2, 4, 7, 9, 11, 14. Docks, Rush and North Water-sts. Tel. Main 2723. ST.

JOSEPH AND BENTON HARBOR. wlnds Increasing. Minnesota Generally fair, southerly winds. St. Louis.

Sept. 7. In the opening event driving, got to Trilby in the last 150 yards. pital. tept.

goitre. Schure. Henry, age 30. Alexian Brothers' Hospital Sept. 7: consumption.

AUss Kuger ami Miss steever 40. 6 3. ft 4. The grand endinu comes todav in the chamnion North Dakota and South Dakota Fair, followed Bert Hitchcock ran away and was scratched, and Marjorte. In the last race, pulled up lame and and Warren's work on Trilby can be put by showers and cooler in western portions, variable winds.

Wilcox. Mary, age 38, 135 Thirty-fourth street, sept, cancer. ship match between Miss Louise Pound and Miss Craven. The majority of the people who watched the Nebraska player's work in her defeat of Miss Atkinson Monday cannot see how she can lose. was also taken out.

Gold Top was left at the post in the fifth. He was barred in the betting and Iowa Fair, continued high temperature, south Wright. William age 38. 5749 Armour avenue, XJOSEfffinfl refused to break to a good start. Luta Fry and sent.

4: su cide. erly winas. Missouri and Kansas Generally fair, continued but there exists a large following which declares Wlneman. Lulu, age 10. S9 Blue Island avenue.

Tewanda were the only winning favorites. Weath nigh temperature, soutneriy winas. Nebraska Fair, southerly winds, orobably be Miss craven cnanees are the brightest, and that the championship will stay in Chicago. The er warm, track fast, and attendance good. Sum tept.

meningitis. Watt. Mary Jane, age 75. 10609 Drew st reet. Sept.

5: heart disease. coming northwesterly, and cooler in western por maries: games will begin at 3:30 o'clock. Preceding the First race, selling, for maiden 2-year-olds, 5 Dig contest, tne nnais in single consolations be tion. Colorado Generally fair, southerly winds. EHTQri Waters.

Thomas, age 9. Cook County Hospital. tween Miss Georgene Faulkner and Miss Price furlongs Judge Napton. 98 pounds Jenkins I. 5 sent.

3: Killed ny street cars. Wyoming Fair, probably cooler, northwesterly win dp piayea. rne consolation double finals will Weisberger. Gustave. age 57.

Seeond Precinct am to 1. won: Albert C. 108 Alley, 30 to 1, second; lane piace in tne iorenoon. winds. Montana Fair, cooler in eastern portion, north bulance.

Aug. 29: heart disease. The Parortte ftilchlraa Rosvrta, Heidorn. 95 I 8 to 1, third. Time, Sir Wayman.

Colllnsville. Perspective, San Saba Delgado, Forest Guard, Thurles. westerly winas. Newspaper League. I)EATIIS.

Reached via STEEL SIDBWUKEI. HT1U.MER8, Fourth Ward. Dings Guard, and George Todd also TV. L. Pet.

L. Pet. to (1 J. BECKER Seot. 7.

Frances, beloved wife of Place of Tribune .8 .800 .3 8 .273 -t 3 rt 3 Journal Dispatch Mathlas Becker, and mother of John M. Becker. Second race, selling. 1XJ miles Luta Fry. 104 5.

3" 3 ..3 8 .273 ..7 ..6 .636 .546 Chronicle Record Bailing; irom cock iooi of Wabash av Chloajro, at .30 a. m. and p. m. every day Special trip Saturdays at 2 p.

in. Co Bged (SO years, uneral naay from her late residence. 730 to St. Alphon-sus Church, thence to St. Boniface Cemetery.

pound3 IGilnaoreJ. 7 to 10, won; Con Regan. 97 C. Combs, 5 to 2. second; Lassie Jean, 94 Hall 100 to 1.

third. Time. 1 Mellie, Can-dv. Sackville. Fasier.

and Irish Chief a 1 Time taken: Bept. 7. 8 p. m. a at Gaelic BTESTERFELD Sent.

7. 1897. John Biester- The Chronicles defeated the Journals association grounds, Ogden avenue and jKOursions oauy.i rouna trip. Arriving In city on' eld 4837 aire 47. beloved husband 3 a 78 74 74 Rockwell Third race, selling, for 2-year-olds, ft furlongs i.iiMTiil'j 1 ri.

hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .4 Tel. return. 8:30. I). Clo'dv street, yesterday.

Score: .02 Tr. of Rebecca Biesterfeld (nee White). Los Angeles, and Wonewake, papers please copy. -J i. a iu mull, I it l.l"T, 9i Irost, 5 to 1.

6econd; Bouquet, 95 ISouth- Uain 2161. Visit Fruit Belt Clo'dy Chronicle. A A Stang. .2 17 10 10 0 0 COHN Louis Cohn, beloved father of Moses L. i1 air i rai, 10 iniru.

lime, White Leaf. Charlie Kavanaugh, Bon Marche, and Massacre also ran. Cohn. Notice of funeral in evening papers 1 1 1 0 1 Wednesday. Sept.

8. 1S97. Chicago Lodge 437. Clo'dv Clo'dy 0 0 0 110 2 2 1 4 11 OOODRICH LINE. 3 Boat daily to Milwaukee.

8 too anil tOO A. and SiOOP.M. Kennedy.cf 1 2 Goodwin, p.l 2 Evers. Carroll. 1 Joerndt.

0 0 0 A. F. and A. please take notice. Fourth race, purse.

6 furlongs Tragedy. 119 PoubwIs C. Combs, 6 to 1. won; O'Connell, 119 1 ll second: Nick Carter, lift Journal. O'C'nell.

ss.2 Hertzer. ilb.l Hlltwine.cf 1 Bernard, lb.2 Clark. 0 Boyer. 0 D'kinson, p.O Nimmer, rf.O Rosseau. lf.0 lear 1 1 FOWLER Martha wife of Bernard Fowler, Fair 0 0 0 Clo'dy Sept.

4. Funeral from late residence. 4561 Wednesday. Sept. 8.

at 2 p. ni. i in a. umu. nine, izitfk.

Bishop Reed also started. "VIRGINIA" 2 1 i lear 0 (t 0 0 Callahan. 2b 0 1 Foss. 3b 0 0 0 2 0 Whelan. rf.l 1 0 0 0 tilth race, selling, 1 mile Astrada, 102 pounds Fair .04 GRIFFITHS C.

L. Ruth, beloved daughter of 0 0 0 Clear Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

M. Griffiths, departed this life 12:15 a. Sept. 7. Funeral Thursday afternoon.

HallJ, 8 to 1. won; Bridgeton. 1o7 C. Combsl to 5. second; Nannie Sister.

99 Gilmorel to 1. third. Time. 1:43. Elkin and Tranbj 1 Clo'dy Abilene Albany Alpena Atlanta Amarillo Battleford Bismarck Buffalo Boston Cairo Calgary Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Concordia Danvenport Denver Des Moines.

Detroit Dodge City. Dubuaue Duluth El Paso Kdmonton 7 7 15 7 31 .6 6 12 7 3 Clear 121o Flournoy-st. DAILY TO Milwaukee Chronicle 5 1 1 7 Fa AND RETURN. rMj 1 em. uviu 00 iert.

Sixth race, sellinar. ft furlonirs nr. Sixth race, selling, ft furlongs Reel. 104 Journal 1 0 2 3 06 SMITH Hattie. beloved daughter of Clara pounds Clo'dy "While the Drainage board, the city administration, and the government officials are trying to figure out some plan for improving the Chicago River on which all interests can agree, they say Congressman Mann's statement in Washington is rather more encouraging than the situation at this time warrants.

Commissioner McGann says the city will be guided by such plans as Major Marshall, the government engineer, may present, and he, probably, will not do much until the department at Washington gets a report from General AVilson, who was here some time ago inspecting the river and harbor. B. A. Eckhart and other drainage trustees say they recognize that it will be necessary to work in harmon with tha government. The board's attorneys won their first victory yesterday in condemnation proceedings by getting the right of way through Joliet.

The Circuit Court overruled the motion the attorneys for the Adams property to dismiss the suit on the ground a provision in section 23 of the act creating the sanitary district prohibits the removal of the dam. The court held in substance that the so-called proviso clause is repugnant to the entire act. The court also held that for the purpose of condemnation proceedings the property was sufficiently well described. SERVES NOTICE ON GORDON. Smith.

Funeral Thursdav. 9 a. from resi Two-base hits Kennedy. O'Connell. Bernard.

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104 Nixon, 5 to 2. ird. Time. Laura Cecil, and Dot to third Bases on balls Goodwin. 4.

Struck out By Goodwin. by Dickinson. C. Passed balls Car 4 Union Depot to Mount Maariv at 11 a. m.

Dimple also ran. Clo'dy Clear Clo'dy roll. Hoyer. 4. wna pitches By Goodwin.

2 by Dickinson. 2. Umpires Purcell and Wiley. Time of came 1:00. Entries for tomorrow: TOO LATE TO CLASSIFT.

LudlU uliiUuSu OsRO A. M. SL'3iUYS. Heturnlng reaches Chicago about 10:00 V. M.

Finest dining saloon on the lakes. Open front 0:00 A. M. to F. M.

Meals served a la carts. Prices moderate. WHEELS FKEB, Docks, foot Michigan Ave. The game scheduled for tomorrow between th First race. 1 mile, selling Mary Barnes.

Jack Shn Euvchre Deck. Plantation. lear Clear Clear Tribune and Dispatch has been postponed to next PERSONAL WILL THE LADY WHO FOUND the noeketbook In the entrance to Hoolev's The 80 8(5 74 82 58 08 94 102 70 80 62 6(5 8H 92 48 5(5 80 88 80 86 78 84 84 (l 78 78 88 94 84 8.8 8() 90 84 94? 7i 82 82 90 84 90 64 6(! 8(5 88 54 60 80 8(5 7(5 8(5 82 SO 80 82 68 72 S( 98 84 92 78 84 88 92 82 8(5 84 88 70 78 76 S(5 8(1 92 62 66 68 78 84 90 58 64 84 92 80 8(! .01 Tr Clear ater last Saturday night please send her address Monday. America Company Assigns. Fair or can on tne manager.

wo lY-iiun, xiiij irven. -eter Hill. Dave Zac. Bob Milhcan. 103; Holy Terror.

105: Courtesy. 90. Second race. r.u, furlongs. 2-year-old fillies-Queen Abana.

Tillie Mav. Dora Marv WP1 Lady Chance. 95 lounds; Belle of Memphis, Empress Josephine. Ladv of thn Wesr Clo'dy lear Upon executions Issued on judgments entered air McVICKER'S THEATER. in the Circuit Court yesterday for $30,102.

Denutv Sheriff Lee levied upon the plant of the America TcFeKT thos.w. keene Third race. 7 furlongs. selling Afra. John V.

McCarthy, Lieber Rose. Smart near Fair Clear Fair tjyeie aianuiactunng company tn Fulton street. iviiiks juarci, unmoor, Tom Later in tne afternoon the concern made an an. S.E. S.

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S.E. E. Accompanied by CHARLES B. HANFORD. Clo'dy signment in he County Court to Charles L.

Boyd uiu. 1 yji 1111 mil itifiiiitf, iu: jomsie io Fourth race. 6 furlones. sellinir Snm. unnf.

Galveston Grand Haven. Green Bay Havre Helena Huron Ir.dianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Lander Little Rock I)s Angeles. Marquette Memphis Medicine Minnedosa HARLEn JOCKEY CLUB Harlem ftac Traok. FIVE OR MORE RACKS DAILY. ISA IN 0 SHINE.

liEUINNINO AT P. M. A DM IS SlOX iH I GRAND CONCERT BY BANKS CREGIRR'iS FI LL ORCHESTRA 30 pieces! at 1 p.m. daily. Special trains Suburhan R.

direct to grand, staml leave. Grand Central Station. Harrlson-st, end at 1:45, 1:20, and 1:40 p. at Halsted-st. and Blue returnlnc Immediately after the races.

Round trip, 26 centa. Metropolitan Franklln-st. Station, connects with electric cars at 48th-st. Madlsou-st. cs.bls connects with electric cars at 40th-su Elsctna cars run direct to the track.

MAT. TODAY AT 2, lear Miss Verne. Tago. 103 pounds; Cavalry. 106: Brideet.

109: R. O. Ban. 112. Fair Clear TONIGHT AT 8, Mr.

Keene as RICHARD III. as ne omcers or tne company are Harley Bradley. President; Frederick A. Hastings, Secretary. INGOMAR.

1.22 Voi tV. Fifth race. 1 mile and 20 yards, selling Paroln Clear Mr. Hanford In the Fair ir.r-u-'VXo"'" title role. Sat.

Matinee the same. Clear Ennlewoodl Wheelmen's Road Race. allium' Kiinia, a. jail. I J.i Sixth race.

-1 mile, sellinir Practitlon.i- p.i, Thursday. OTHELLO; Friday, HAMLET; Sat- alongside of Murphy's on Fred Broens, for if the favorite quit it was with her mouth open. Sull Ross hung the pair in front in the last few strides and like his former self ehoved his head in front at the last jump. Travis got the place. Trilby third money.

The winner was backed from 10 down to 6 to 1. Crocket, a' 2-year-old by Linden, out of Crotchet, was made a 9 to 5 favorite for the last race. Getting off badly at a straggling Btart she was taken good care of by T. Burns and ran the short road, but could never quite get to Adowa, a 12 to 1 shot, which won by a head. Mamie Callan finished third.

Judge Quigley ran farthest at breakaways, but was second to the homestretch, to which Knowles led. Miss Young was first away from the post. Paul Griggs started but. it is said that recent sickness had spoiled this colt. Harlem Snmmarte Sept.

T. Weather clear. Track fast. First race. 9-16 mile, purse $400.

2-year-old fillies, seliing: Bet. Horse, weight. Joekey. St. i Str.Tn.

5 Cline. i5 Donaldson. 4" 1 1 1 51. Hoy, (flay) 7 6 S'lS" 15 1.. Chinkapin.

A.Harretl ..3" 5" 3 Time, 55'i. Rosa Hums, 97 pounds; Hir.doo Queen. fKt; Bambino. 101: Nannie liavis. 103; Tot, 67; Jennie Cotta, Whistle Wing, 104.

Caiiia Smart. i3; Lela's Last. 105; ami Alorena i'5, also ran. Winner eh. bv Ban Chief Elite C.

Start fair. Won eased ua Whistle Wins (showed iuite a turn of speed. race. 1 mile, purse $400, selling: Bet. Horse, weight.

Jockey. St. i Str.Fn. Ratcner.loS Donaldson. 3" 2 1 ll 1..

Ovation. lo5 1 T.liurnsl-.X" 4" 3 2 21 12 1.. Ashland. 18C. Sloan M0 l' 1" 3 3" Time.

1 :43. Minnie Miller. 105 pounds; Terranet, 103; Ben Hur, ltio; Find Out, 10S; La Crescent, Little Tom. 105: Overella, 105; Vijfare, JOS; and Sixty. 105.

also ran. Winner b. by Voiturno Lucy Liste. Start perfect. First three were driving hard.

Overella. the favorite, collapsed after eoinir about three-quarters. Third race. mile, purse $400. S-year-oIds, felling; Bet.

Horse, wela-ht. Jockey. St- "i Str.Fn. Protus. 102 fMorrisonl 3'J 31 1 1- 41..

Fonclif. 110 i Cay wood .8 8 5'i 4" 21 20 fA.Rartt.10 2 2" 3'1 Time, Why. 102 pounds; Vitrola. 104; Floridas. 102; Little Music.

102. Golden Rod, 107; Ivory. lo7; and Mrs. Alurrav, 102. also ran.

Winter ch. c. by Azra Princess Annie. Start pood. on cleverly.

Fonclif was shut oft at the flrst turn, why met with interference. Floridas, tse favorite, seemed to be galloping in front, when she collapsed. Fourth race, mile, purse $040, 2-year-cIds, filing Bet. Horse, welg-ht. Jockey.

St. iJj "i Str.Fn. 2.. Bell Punch. 1 (War'nltf 2 2k 1" 1 5.

broens.loSlT.M'yJ.l"" 1 1 2' 16 1. -The Professor, 105 J.2& 6 4' 3nk Time. 1:14. Pir.ar del Rio. 103 pounds; Hosi, 106: Fraondolle.

lo: Joe Shelby. 10S: Speisel. 10tt; bpencer. 106; and Nathanson. 106, also ran.

or. by Badge Bellegarde. Start- pood. Won in a long, hard drive. Spencer and Nathan-m showed some early speed.

Fifth race, 1 mile, purse Jpet. Horse. wriKhi. iuckey. St.

Str.Fn. L.Sullross. los rCSloanl. 6 31 1" 71. 18 W.Deanf 2" 2 'Z 2 Trilby.

li5 rWarren 1 1 1 1 8 Time, 1:43. lo5 pounds: Belvllle. 105; Martha 105: Terranile. loo; and Cochina, 1U8, also ran. Winner ch.

10, by Foster Mattie Long. Start good. 'First three driving to the limit. Triibv and Travis bumped. Louden was cut of! on the first turn and interfered wir.h ajain on the back stretch.

Cochina showed speed for three-quarters. Sixth race, mile, purse $400. all ages: f-t- Horse, weight, jockey. St. i 5 Str.Fn.

1. 108 2k i 1 2 1.. Crocket. 88 TT. 2" 3i 2f 2" 2 Callan, 108 Rettzl.e 4 4 4" Time.

1:1414. Judge Quisley. 91 pounds; Knowles. 91; Mordecai. 91: Preston.

114; Miss oung. 114; Free Fun. 88; Paul Grigfrs. loi; and Lett. 108, also ran.

Winner ch. 3, by Decsiver Lizzie Montrose. Start good. on driving. Miss laang was sharply cut off.

Judge Quigiey had a rough journey. So did Mordecai. Preston was much used at the post. Paul Griggs is nowhere ear himself. The following table gives the post odds: vm Place.Show.4 Place.Show.

Effle Cline 11 Swordsman 31 Miss Hoy. ....21 11 Sull Ross 21 11 Chinkapin 21 Travis 21 45 JyneP gi 4i Bell Punch. ...11 Ovation 21 11 The Professor. 21 Ashland 21 Adowa 41 21 rots 11 Crocket 45 clif 2 35 Mamie Callan 61 ToOay's Eatries. First race, 5 furlongs, purse $400, for 2-year-old Jpaidens Cutter, 107 pounds; Mv Lizzie.

101; 101; Tennie. 107; Mr. Easton. 107; Nlvore, J4; Josephine, 104; Bob Garnet. 107: Berwell, Darechota.

101; Lady Marie, 107: ClUton Clo'dy The Englewood Wheelmen will hold their an Be L. L. Caton. 93 pounds: Frank Daly. 9ft; Gladys urday, night, JULIUS CESAK.

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103: Outauiv. 100. Superintendent Carr's Case Will Passed On by Judge Jenkins on Monday. Fair Clear course next Saturday, starting at 4:30 p. m.

The annual ten-mile road race of the First Regiment Cycling and Athletic club has been postponed until Sept. 18. It will be held over the Blue Island Clear HOOLEY'S THEATER. 78 Results at Windsor. Detroit.

Sept. 7. Three favorites got home flrt Clo'dy HOPKIN'S. 88 Clear Clear MOni CV'C MATINEE TODAY at 2. ilUULu I 92 the other events going to a to 1 shot and 4 to 1 respectively.

The second race, won by Miss Gus- Clear CHARLES FROHMAN EMP1RETHEATER COMPANY Clear Griffo and MoKeever Draw. von Hatzfeldt. Countess .24 From tha Empire Theater, NT. in Philadelphia, Sept. 7." Young Griffo and Charley McKeever of this citv met tint sie, gave tier oacicers a sensation ror their money, ic- hlly being messed about the whole journey and just getting up In the last Jump, winning by a nose from with Hurly Burly third.

MACART'H DOO AND MONKEY COMEDIANS Clo'dy Clear Clo'dy Clo'dy UNDER THE RED ROBE John McCarthy Medwar Mnny diners. ir ft Mnny Oihsi Olympic club at Athens! tonight In a fifteen- INCOG The uproariously Ktinny and Bright Farce Comedy Montgomery Montreal Nashville New Orleans. New York City. Nrrfolk North Platte. Oklahoma Omaha Oswego Palestine Parkersburg Pittsburg Pueblo Qu' Rapid City Pan Francisco.

Ft. Louis 8t. Paul Salt Lake City. Fte. Marie Springfield.

III. Snr'nerfleld. Mo. Vlcksburg Washington White River Williston Winnipeg Clear Clear rouna contest, which was decided a draw, although a majority of the 2.000 spectators believed Mc- First race, 7 furlongs Bombardon. 105 pounds Fa Clear Gatewooaj, even, won; sir 112 iCampbell, 3 to 1.

second; Intriguer, 109 third. Time. I-2W THE COLUMBIA Monroe and Dearborn. It will remind you of the World's Fair. THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF iveever naa a snaue tne Detter of the contest.

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The Canadians won the JACK AND THE Fair cricKet match with the American team at Rose- dale today by eight wickets. Clear Clear "Fair BEANSTALK Every Evening at 8. Matinee Today at 2. Clear THE BIJOU. THE BIJOXJ All 'Week Lincoln J.

Carter Great Play, 'THE FAST MAIL" iKICKf-10. 20c. 30e. Keit "Week Holden MASTER AND MA3T THE LINCOLN LIUGGLfli aadQ5at! ALL WEEK. RAID MRS.

MARY KUTZ'S HOME. Judge Jenkins on Monday next will pass upon the construction of the celebrated civil service order of President McKinley, issued June 27. The question at issue is whether the order applies to changeB in official position or only to removals from the service. Superintendent Charles W. Carr of Postal Station Englewood, asserts the former is the case, and that Postmaster Gordon has therefore no right to reduce him from a superintendency to a clerkship.

The judicial opinion will be rendered on the hearing of the motion to make the order issued on Monday restraining Postmaster Gordon's action a temporary injunction. The order of the Judge reached Chicago yesterday morning, and service was had upon Postmaster Gordon. The Postmaster will have a conference with District Attorney Black, who will represent him in the construction of the law aa made by the Postofflce department. WILL QUIT BROWN UNIVERSITY. President Andrews Definitely Besolves to Leave the Rhode Island Institution.

E. a E. S.E. Fair Clear Clear SCHILLER THEATER. SCHILLER today- i 25c 50c WEATHER TS CHICAGO.

The temperature as observed vesterfla-r Tvo- THE BRILLIANT SUCCESS! Police Say They Recovered Three Thousand Dollars in Stolen Property in. the Alleged Shoplifter's House. Manasse. optician, 88 East Madison street. Tribune Building, wes as follows: Thermometer FORT PRAYNE a.

.0: a. 78: 10 a. 81: 11 a. 82? 12 81; 1 p. 81; 3 p.

83: p. 79. With the Schiller Stock Company. PRICKS IB 76c. SOc, 35c and ISc.

"TENNESSEE'S PARDNER. a. h. i r. When Mrs.

Mary Kutz. alias Miller, -was arrested In the Fair on Monday, charged Next Week UNDER THE DOME." MARRIAGE MCEXSES. with shoplifting, she said she lived in Mil STEINWAY HALL. ASMB BES.IT Will Deliver Three Lectures in Steinway Hall. second race, ova zuriongs j.uiss iussie 10s pounds INecomJ.

2 to 1. won; Aspasia. los N. Turner! 5 to 1, second; Hurly Burly, 10S, third. Time 1 Third race, 1 mile, selling Alamo, 100 pounds Gatewood, 3 to 2.

won: Double Quick 93 JClawson, even, second; Logan, 103. third. Time 1:41 1. Fourth race. 514 furlcngs, selling Duoeo.

105 pounds (J. Gardner 1. ft to 1, won; Beguile mm alentinej5 to 1. second; Brier Hill. 105.

third. Fifth 6 furlongs, selling Adam Johnson. 104 pounds IN. Turner, 13 to 104 Dolenl. 6 to o.

second; Bounding Cecil 104 third. Time. Corrlgan's First Canadian Victory. Buffalo. N.

Sept. 7. At Fort Erie today only a handful of people saw the racing. The Canadian record for 1 1-16 miles was broken Jby Geyser, driven hard to a head by Lake Shore. Lake Shore did the last mile In 1:39 flat.

In this race Ed Corrigan, himself a Canadian, scored his first victory on the Canadian turf. Weather clear, track fast. Summary: First race mile, 2-year-old maidens Spanish Princess. Ill pounds Van Kuren, ft to 1, won: Fleming. 112, second; Charmeuse.

109, third. Time, 1:03. second race, Ti mile, selling Savarin. los pounds Coylel 5 to 1. won; Klnestone.

110 W. Nutt, 3 to 5. second; Mohawk Prince. 103. third.

Time. Third race, mile Langdon. 110 rounds Ballard), even, won: Earth. 103. second: Sir Tenny.

103. third. Time. Fourth race, 1 l-m miles Geyser. 98 pounds fSonger).

1 to 2. won; Lake Shore. 112,4. second: Strrm King. 92.

third. Time. 1:464. Fifth race. 5 mile.

2-year-olds, telling Flying THE COUNTY CLERK ISSUED PERMITS Tn wed to the following couples yesterday, the living In Chicago where no place of residence PRTTV4Y EVENING. SEPT. 10 Borrow anil waukee. When placed in custody she tore up a piece of papr and threw the scraps, on the floor. A policeman picked up the bits and found Evil; Their Cause and Cure." SUNDAY EVENING.

SEPT. 12" Clairvoyance. Mental Heal Frederick Eelsenhart. Royalton. Kate 5AM T.

JACK'S, near Hat. Tsl.M.910 Only Burlesque Show In Ohlcsao. 3 Orand Performances Hvmtr d-" 2 and a Tha Dazzling, Incowparaola KAKINA-KABISA. Eailsy-BaniB Ball TIls SlUfKUL Prices 10c aoc, 80C. ing, ana Aiiiea rowen; ineir rteiation to ine.

Kauff 7319 the address 4141 entworth avenue. osophy ana science. TutsuAit evening. Samuel uoianne, oaran jtiannon. ...22 21 William Barry.

Maggie Kennedy 2124 BEPT. 14 proofs or tne isnstence or the Soul, Yesterday morning she' was arraigned in the Harrison Street Police Court and the ADMISSION. Ml CENTS. Andrew Harmeatys, Martha. ...21 18 Providence, R.

Sept. 7. Special. Austin ii. iJroKow, Maggie virge as 22 hearing was postponed until Sept.

17. President Andrews Is to sever his connec Timothy J. Creed, Mary E. Gibbons 2725 Last evening Central Station detectives CLIFFORD'S GAIETY. CLIFFORDS GAIETYiHim William Thon, louia Biasing.

2323 Vance Duncan. Rose 24 20 visited the house at 4141 Wentworth ave GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. Tonight Matinee Today at 2-LAST NIGHTS, IMMENSE SUCCESS OF Henry C. Ash, Luella Moore S6 28 AN trSOUALIFIFI) SUCCESS. Jorgen Nielson, KarentmeM.

Hansen. ......30 25 John L.Healy, Kate Hannon 4528 Charles Bosue. Olga Schmidt 24 Max J. Rothschild. Emma 2723 nue and by virtue of a search warrarnt, they say, found several closets and four trunks filled with goods believed to have been stolen and estimated in value at $3,000.

A tion with Brown Xinlversity. That decision was arrived at today during a conference between him and six members of the Executive committee. It was felt after the recent meeting of "the corporation that there-quest to Andrews to withdraw his resignation vindicated the university, and placed It right before the public THE 20TH CENTURY SPORTS. With M'LLE. TROJA.

A VftV THC1TPD 2 v. a quantity of the property is said to have been Malcolm E. Launbranch, Ella M. Lawsle. .27 24 Patrick Henneberry, Anna G.

Ray 2722 Benjamin W. Beawell. New Orleans, Agatha Ja.ck.moa. 38 21 Chicago's Bijou Palace of Amusement, otv posits Sisgsl Cooper's, SOOK XO OtltS. Sunday Prunrosa 4k Was fa MlxutnlM identified..