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a o. a ,1 I 1 2 THE BOSTON. SUNDAY GLOBE-7-SEPTEAIBEIL 22, 1901. 4 I P- presentative John C. Hurley All around It was a most unsatisfac- not strong enough for paced racing.

ut I WON LAST THREE. this afternoon over the usual club from a complication of diseases. Mr 1 IINABLE TO AGRE trIp to Maine. He deecribed the rush at the doer at mocrati hadauart dec eers to CRESCEUS STILL KING course. The summary: Actual Ores rears Igel.b1Lem.

I Ay 1 IIETTLING Hilo Fzeicam LandLeowtwoir liarintliwei 0 IIIC TRIAL. ahn, jid a 1 FP I papers were handed in before the O'Con- nell paper. continued from Vb. Priest Pag e. Mwer, Smith Brant.

Fenno Ng rl el Inn Fathers tt eh ae an allt 11 dr et In em aesnna. yasm 4 ftrsheietel ae otl airrognnoad, of 11 1 a. isl; I i Wong. He was formerly prominent in Campbell iie 1 on the conclu sion of the testimony counsel Brewed the case briefly, and the armee semething quite astonishing to his 7 in 11; El Court Opens Monday military drcies in the city. He leaves to have a not yet W' ill 0.

Election Board Considers tnard took the aubjetet Under adVist- drieer. There wall no gaineaying his Inente unatnees, but that is no excuse. for Defeated Joe Nelson a TOWNS lira a is to be held at Mt Aubnrn etefrkunceormaipleatrerdanhclejt chapel at a time to be announced later. POSSIbillh i and Pe Creectus was nut in touch with his own Aquatic Surprise at Red River, Winnipeg -'I LOT NC Vara 20 Democratic Club Rally. speed.

-Try Assassin Czolgosz. Baack Field S'1113 to Mule 111111 with I Some Hard Cases. A smoke talk and rally under the aus- ices of the ward 29 democrati club Before Geers pulled his borse to his feet In this neat he looked to be hope- lersly out of the trotting. but he is not 15-rdile Paced Race. -World's Champon Sculler Makes a Very Poor Showing.

THREE SERIOU3 ACCIDENTS tem re'3, was hold last evening at too organiza- I the driver to cry quits or to In go when I TORONTO. Sept 2I-A good deal of the Timothy Coniev RJn Over by Coal met- os: aan on Soldiers 1 Won's headquarters on Dorchester eV. glory won by George Towns, the Eng- down hard for a desperate drive and there is anything to hold to. He set near Glovers Corner. More than 1 Gets 1 liCrl 11C I TtCS3 el Wary Ts Riled ald were preeent.

John R. McVey presided. isaved himself from being dishanced by The speakers includeti Joseph F. O'Con- not much more than The Abbot length. aelmy Sults link Ian Ernest Foster H.t- by Trol'ey I Hum Tit C2r, Thomas B'shoo Fell off Stairlrg.

i rIMCO SP114 1 bag' 1 npli. J. J. Doyle. II.

elurrair I 4.11 a ea ti Itch esrh'i Bnefilltus7 at 10 Oi.Clock in Part III esch I OTODEB11- Ts Kelly. Pakuleki. Lawrenee r. Shannon and The Last Het Michael Offline'''. The club under whose aa.

ituntrices the rally was held is makin a About 4 o'clock he bell cbtmed OW: 118 time SUN Ellatili have departed the past week. Wininntiht7e Sullivan. a defeated at I) le Callatil SUMO Court Three accidents which happened in Cambridge yesterday afternoon may have serious results. Shortly after 3 o'clock Timothy Con- le II boo I strong fight to overturn the old 'ward ig committee. The cremate Is to be held 1 fellows out for the fourth hot.

uoth drivers were anxious. Crescens of Leighton et. East In i next Thureday evening. and from twee- nt indieatiens it will be a rewire- had the pole. and to a good start the ocbut also by Pearce, and it appears Caine nperareslysibeenin.

being in only half a compelled wind UP ley. 10 years old. Justice Truman f. I White Cambridge, was on on of the Work of the Squad wagons of the ta ellington-W ilde coal ua 1 They Had Deliberated for bleaker as far al the vote us concerped. needy pair began kicking up the dust Elkes Won Easily From length behind him at the finish.

compeny. When the wagon reached a Se --------1-11ard 44'41' CI tpp 6t 1 veral Hours. i testa ee i To the Editor of the Globe-el read an the quarter to the ftotornatihemtblec.ginning of a rather settee, Creacesus led to the half. having frnm mark been ele I article in this eventrees Globe. saying three lengths to the good.

At the Self Moran at Revere. audaur's opinion of Towns has al- tered since his defeat, and the former champion now declares that Towns, un- tiehsasa 2o he mcan35rao. thwte time of olle Will Preside. wheel passed over his chest. He was point opposite61 Sacramento st.

North Cambridge. he fell off and the forward HeauniTisor3w. Like Footall. Danel Carroll a date in Ward 13. 1 Breaks el.oaoandfkli LOT 3 9 I that there were but loin' candidates for The Abbot began to Move up so rapidly Gaudaur race.

will not long retain the taken to Cambridge hospital. title. Ernest Foster, whose home Is at 69 that the great crowd of spectators in. I the nomination for representative to fs much hT faster ez Gaudaur says: "Such time would not Prisoner Talking More, But Daly Case from Ward 20 the general court, in the gen to feel the effects of a kind of Ilya- tercial intoxication. The Milkman Fell from His prime.

I Ruggles st, Roxbury, Is at the Massa- ehusetts general hospital in a dying con- caucus in wael 13 next week. Now. as have done when I was in my prwas in good condition ror the race Mon- On. on went The Abbot so fast that Not Much. dition.

He Is 18 years old, and for the ehreesbail. t-'i'ng Bon W. S. a Ybaatatl'eattat I have filed papers and Cxpect to see day. but stiff on Saturday.

When a Not Reached by them. my name first on the ballot, and under at one moment the speed of Creeceas seemed to be slackening. Coming to the Wheel After 36 Miles. man of my age is trained down. the past two weeks has been employed as a -ti-- rd It the words.

"In favor of the referen- three-quarters bell boy In Riverbank cmat, near the dame' I hope you will corre ree-quarters The Abots nese we et that at Ketcharnes shoulder. In another new statement. Yours reeptelfully. eTatitcaleas are not leash 23" Cambridge end of Harvard bridge. He Daniel Carrell ment it had itdvanced to end beyoad tile quickly from exertion." sterv about the Oa tGgshe'leallao: ti Tr ryleeiresC: Total Registration Up to Date South Boston, Sept 21, Ital.

foot brewe, to the shoulder of Creeceile, Good Racing at Revere and, The result of the race today wee rode out from Boston to go to work a' about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and to his bit and then out a clear heal in nevertheless a surprise to Gaudaur. as near the end of. the bridge stepped off the lead. well as to all others here. who expect td Insanity, Lack of Evidence as to Cause of Death the Defence.

the ear and passed behind It across the is Bally for Ilenry Fitzgerald. As the New York gelding CRMO on. all Charles River Park. Towns would wine and the stock of the noon was A large and enthuelastin rally In the the time gaining, the enthuslawn juwpwl. English worlds champion hag Inward track.

An inverted bound electric struck him and threw him to the ground Interests of the candidacy of Henry S. beyond the bowels of decorum. Women gone some distance away. He was picked up screamel, men threw their hats. Towns was the favorite betting.

lettzgerald was held in the ward 6 ward- The ease of Reuben Ilueh, charged by i ahreiade pac right who thought their money hot. when on The le, E. MettlinNg, the Jamale5a bo.dy. oThn Pi id BUFFALO, Sept 21-All IS ready for lwi ih -'he the trial of Leon F. Cazolose the as- rhy and the ambulance took him to the room last evening.

The meeting was eo eNary filth having Illegal- eten rresitied over by Repre tative Fatrick Abbot shook hands fiercely With others defeated doe Nelson in a I -m paced temperature was only above the sasein of President McKinley. race at Charles River park last even- the brain and other injuries. Late re- le reelstered an a voter in ward 15, South la Bradley. Speeches were made by who thought likewere. threaten, reezing point.

and a piercing north- The murderer will be placed in the ports last night Indicated that the 'nine art of the work. eaten, was beard by the board of elec- Coutichmen Thomas J. Grady Andrew The racers cam into the stretch and la to west breeze was blowing. Peg by three-quarters of a p. part When A Badracca and George A Sciglianio Nut- the 14th mile it was an even thing.

At Towns had the best course, and Dur- prisoneWs box at lei o'clock Monday rife would rove fatal most el to A. A. all at onee something was dein. fatal. thin commissioners yesterday.

The fall of a staging on a new house morning in part III of. the supreme candidates had gone to trie lock i Representative Samuel If. Borofsky. brown win jumped tweeter rein that point nettling forged to the front nan next. Sullivan seems to have had er 4 le, inw erected on Mifflin pi, Old in five men were elven a little.

The O'Connell-nelly C40403 in ward 20 Daniel D. McLaughlin, Ex-Aleerman was flicked over the chestnut back of and won. was also ceniluded and the members of ledsvard W. Dixon. Hon Daniel D.

werieceus and the king. called upon for the board retired for cenellitation about Rourke and Mr Fitzgerald. 6 o'clock. After leeng In reFF31011 live hours. Chairman Saunders returned to In J.

J. Mahoney's Interest. reserve speed. quickened and lenethened the race pretty well In hand. for There were two pursuit races On the I won by half a length.

Pearce, who made 1 that tremendous stride and back to card. The first was between the Press was next. and Towns followed three court, Erie county. over which Justice l'in is a big fight Wit. it in the last half mite, side.

a C. Whit dsignat to pre- Indictment la an ordinary onar.rfn7, juries ths hind him. Towns never the wake of Ketcham's sulky went The C. C. and the Waltham C.

C. The Press le be The In Albot. boys Won after riding 314 miles. In the seemed to have much show for winning. i i murder in the first degree.

It was bri4gc, caused Thomas Bishops a work way down at tee lower carpenter employed by John etehetty. el to-fall 20 feet. He received internal in- may prove fatal. He was rd. In qul there was a ein laa rush, Marshall.

quarter on Iasi see end et IOC tate Vet ke th id it 1 i the freshman; Capt Dave c--n- bto a am ge osp 4-1 a al io the office to obtain some legal text A well attended and enthusiastic rally The finish was a grand one. full of Durnan rowed three or four pounds I police ambulance. Bishop St 493 half, coach Reid at fullback and, 1 1- drawn with extraordinary care trei Somerville ay. Somerville. A fellow at right half.

1 below his proper weight. and before the Dit i reeks. was hell in the ward 8 wardroom, cor- exulting heart jumps for the friends of becond contest the Metropolitan tan ee men defeated the Jamaica C. catch- start did not feel nt as he should. He I Atty Thomas Penney lest technical er- workman of Bishop's was stanaing on a.

I looked many iis though Ogee Ilet announced that no derision had new of Lexington and Bunker Hill stis, Cresceus and moundieg high with gol- Charlestown laid evenin in the inter- gothas of regret for those in the know ing Patsea Keegan the last man on the was pretty well done out at the teen reached in eiteer of the cases. el- though both had been pretty thorough- eats of Ex-Alderman John J. Mahoney. lv dhowowl. The Daly case.

from ward eandidate tor the senate in the lei Suf- folk senaterial district, and Councilman who had pleked The Abbot to win. The last lap of the third mile. time was 2:07 and Cresceus was king. Councilman So mech were Cresceus and the Abbet The Jamaica C. C.

and Waltham A r. 4 RACE CR SW FE 'TAKE. finish. rors creep in. The trial will be brief.

probably two days in length, and with six or seven the staging at the time it gave why but he landed safely and was not injured. bell might be a candidate for the fie intead of end. where be ld sits 'eta Pent for the last Eve i past 0 bears. teams were really picked ones as the weeks Czoigosz is likely to pay the HORSE SHOW AT LINCOLN. had not leen reached in the deliberae Francis J.

Doherty and William II. both them, ori off form that Roraima eould have beat- watched these t114411 run en oem, juge course by ginals did not all appear. Little penalty for hisecrime by electroctition NJ Lee and Crooks Authorize the Securing crude signals. tioes. Hayes.

candidates for the house of rep- Ile also remarked that it was almost resentatives. Cornelius F. Green pre- the race he trotted on Friday. Sammie Sulking. who has just recovered in the death chamber at Auburn prison.

Annual Affair of the Middlesex Hunt The work the entire squad WWI certain that in two of the cases board retail not recoil a decielon last eVerilnlr. Fuel that it was extremely douLtful if an agreemeat would be er- at in the third. He would not say mere. sided. Rally in Ward 1.2.

Both ITorses Off Color. Cresceue is undeniably stale. and it Is prize in the two-thirds mile handicap. The Ward 12 republican association little wonder. He was racing record- A good lot of riding for a start.

held a warm rally last evening in the breaking miles in July. He has been The two-thirds mile Wert Concovi-st schoolhouse. The keyed up ever since, and the strain has 1--eIr hundred and eight nainea were speakers were Ex-Alderman Berwin. Ve. been more than he.

even with his item atth pat Logan, inekeup could stand. He teas an easy ki anted to the lists last evening. making Edwin Ultner. Charles N. Farnham of the, total owletlinen in the city up to date Waste weed la senatorial candidate Bliss.

J. J. Hawing of Somerville and Mr Glea- son, candidate for representative, who acts in. Mr Rutin who im active in the Pelities declared for the referendum. camp-den laid out.

from is hooked for exhititions until now as ne handicap wen C. L. Kimball, scratch, In a hot sprint ns 4o yards, was third. L. E.

Mettli of Entries for One About Prebabls Entries. Ab Oct 12- Oarsmen George Lee and Jack Crooks to authorized the representative of the The prosecuting officers will be Dist Atty Thomas Penney and Asst Dist Atty Frederick Haller. Both are CWn- sidered able men, well versed in crinte 'nal law and procedure. Globelast evening to secure the entries For the defence there wilt be. three 40 yards.

second. Sul- of -all the big professional ng was the first of the about Oct 12. tit winter youngsters to come out. Ha was paced row a sweepstake race at Boston on or by Gately and Kent. He looked well James The Abbot was stiff and sore, the re- and fit for the fray.

He was soon foie suit of the flint-like track at Syracuse. lowed by Joe Nelson, the young brother Club was Well Attended and aCont- pete Slre.ss., more like football taan it did first day. There was more paste on te ng, nee charging for the line en more pumas -LINCOLN; Sept 23-The annual horse or the eecks and show' of the' Middlesex, was fin. the ends 1 scullers to as, igned lawyene former Jestice Loraine held et the 'Kennels in South Lincoln Was Rogers. James A.

Ten Eyck. nee of Mr Titus. ray and warms Putman already announced their willingness to L. Lewis of the supreme court. former today.

Justice Robert C. Titus of the supreme court and Carlton E. Ladd. the law part- eteaO. This eh 1 the ow es ent of the season In this section, and society people of have Mr Ladd was added to the defence Concord, Weston, Lincoln and also from we i 1 forces today at the suggestion of Messrs Lesvis and Titus.

The two former su- Boston turned out in large numbers. In the afternoon practice more running et ce there were men out. a gain of 12 over Therslay. The moet promising men Who repollet to Capt -Campbell yesterd- At A tom mod 9 am '03 and Chester Robinson Wright was on the varsity squad kat ROC 4 ward 15. the stute hen is In tipposition ea the NIcNary Harrington Rally in Cleeteestown.

He was not the nice gaited horse he nie Nelson the popular Idol of row- of John Nelson. Gaudaur and Oreme court just! se The show be a at 9 a with a die- fall and on the freshman re beth able, learned -g team the pre George Towns. Sullivan, .4 fully conserve whatever play of farm teams, and from then until deter-anon arta he is also opposing the usually is. end was very unsteady. cycle racing.

who met his fate in Madi- rmen. will carefully vious year. Robinson played ayed guard es in amplaone af ell Nir Nary, who is a A rally for Arthur Harlington was Never in his five years of racing has he son-sq garden. Theyounenter resembled Pearce were telegraphed last night, and ertudelate for renernination as a member held last night at the rooms of the Ae- ever. acted badly et scoring.

To keep his dead brother very much In form fuel of the legefat-we drew Jackson club, ward 5. James F. him level Geers pet toe weights on hi n. features. although he is much smaller.

are sure to enter. A purse of $11100 is promised. and each The defence of the asses will be on vith an intermission of an hour at noon, oarsman will put in $100. ights the prisoner has. two points: sin late this evening the sport continued the freshman eleven last year and was the beat shot putter in college eat when lunch was served at the Kennels.

Mr McNery's compleint alleged that Ryan presided. Councilman Maurice F. They steadied him right enough and also He followed pace very much the Fame, First. the lack of evidence as to the spring. He weighs leti pounds anti ta eil COM eh- Teeth was not a resident of 463 latlway either on April 31 or May I Power.

anchored him. He appeared to be a trifle too young and Cause of death; and second. Insanity. The prize winners were as follows: for a line PO3, ii3O11. Otherr was tift ial0 last.

a nd in an A illleen submitted by' ili and Mr Harrington spoke. tory race, and the only redeeming fea- nettling drew the pole, but in the Farm teams. to be shown before a Dougherty. Frost, Greenough, Where suitable wagon-Tom and Jerry, S. R.

and Gregg. one Donahoe. a viitness for Mr eicNitrye ture was that the money the public dash for the tape, on a flying start, Nei- TALKIA A LITTLE. Snelling. first; Sally and Kate, Charles The morning practice was rather IOW IN FAVCIA Oi.

QUAKERS. paid to see it went to charity. son took it. but only held it for a few Palm Leaf Gets 2:14 Trot at Cincinnati The line men, in charge of Barnard, tat it Wa alleged that Mr Rush beeame as- wiseed from ea Broadway, whieh is. The regular racing program was an yards, as Mottling jumped him going out known tie the hotel on May 4.

intresting one, and furnished the real of the stretch. Driver of Ozanam Protested at Dr Carlos McDonald, Exnert Ailenst, The hearing was held in the little pre. They Hold a Good Lead Over En-rlish entertainment. Mile after mile was ridden with Nelson Racing In the Dark. Francis Adams, second.

Judges. John F. Farrar and H. E. Warner.

Examines Him-Jule Titus Not Call- Saddle horses, over 15 hands-King work in charging and a run around ths all a turn at falling unintt field. The back field did a little punting in Mazette. Howland Russell's pacing alongside of nettling, but he was unable Pin, Cherrycroft farm, first; Rangoon, and had a jog around the neat. In as el i vale (ghee of tie election commission- ers. Wit is swarcely large -enough to Cricklters-Young Graham of Phila- mare, won the In straight heats to pass.

He could ride a bicycle. but he CINCINNATI. Sept 21-There was an in "Adverse Eer. second. Judges.

C. U. afternoon the candWatee for Qur atet 'ow without baying to display her best qual- was not strongenough. His pacemakers unusual scene at the closing of the BUFFALO, Sept 21-Czolgosz was ex- Rice and Tyler Morse. were "Adverse Witnesss.

Warn given a long drill in renew( auk hole a lozen Mr McNery was delphia Team Eic in Great Form. en band. as was Mr Rush. and each ity. Her winning was no surprise.

as she kept him on the bank all the time, anti fourth trot and the On the lust day of the Oakley park grand amined as to his sanity or insanity for Lady's driving horse, lady to drive- passes from genter and in eatchitg Wee wile represented by two attorneys. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 21-The second was the favorite. She had to step three naturally made it harder work for the Ginger. Mrs J. A.

Garland, first; Ben punts. reg circuit meeting. very fan- miles to win. as Roymorid el, boy. one hour this afternoon, by Dr Carlos 3Ir loteh.

viho was first callea, stated day's play In the international cricket Wilkes, Miss Bertha Groves, second; tali that he lives et et Broaaway. Ills chin match between the 13 Philadelphia colts The Admiral and Art Alco showed them- nettling followed pace the better of Palm Leaf, Janice and Ozanam had judges, W. R. Trask and Tyler elotne. dren are web hie brother on Lonsdale swi hieeiture is in storage.

a Mr Rush sail that he went to the hotel Stebbins on April 22. and he goes to his brothers house in Dorchester every Sat- 'inlay night, remaining there until Mon- tod 9B oeshadnegdu here er et ato today English with tlhi a honors cri crick- Altro the 2:1 victory was a very popular one. Con- son started to go up by inches, and at strongly in favor of the Quakers. Against an over-night score of 173 the selves no mean competitors, the two. won 2.

lap of the sixth mile Ned- fessor was the favorite, but had no the end of another lap. he was leading driver chance against John Shepard's roadster. for the first time in the contest. He id each two heats in the Gibson house bi. fr purse of $3000 for 2:14 trotters, and in we nf.

the fast-growing darkness Ed Benyon. -mrs-sie-Ohs. alienist, who was fur years the chair- Heavyweight hunters, up to carrenig McDonald of New York, the eminent he state board of lunacy come river of Ozanam, followed by a crowd At its close Dr McDonald declined to H. opened up a gap of five yards. but Met- of about 100, went to the judges' stand discuss the case.

and the would not express their op attorneys a opinion as to 0 185 ounels or under to bounds-Grae buck. A. H. Higginson. first; Nora, W.

Trask. secon judges. C. G. Rice and Tyler Morse.

Saddle horses, 15 hands or under-Vir- HALFBACK BREAKS LEG. i Harry Townsend of Coiumbia Will Out of Game for Year-Serous Loa We IC day morning. At no time sinew Jan 1 Englishmen could only respond with 131, last lila he any intention itif giving uP of which F. Mitchell scored 23 and E. his in South Reston.

Charles E. Sr-alien, one of the propri- R. him. At 10 miles Nelson was about Wilson a3. Starting their second venture Altro L's Proud Week.

Earlier in the week Altro was win- ning ribbons In the show ring. Yester- tillNi.teitraornds athheeadn.ext mile was trailing 1 the 14th II Met- on the beginning e. to9 against rasing after the daylight had demand the enforcement of the rule ae too far gone to be able to distinguish the color and gait of the home. Judge Titus Erin" that the alienist e. the assassin's mental condition.

would make a further 0-- ginia, Nies ink U. Hirgineon, first; Six to Eleven. Bits Mrs A. IL I igginsan. second; judges.

C. G. Raw and Tyler Morse. NEW HAVEN. Sect 21-I-Tarry Teen.

Sporting tandems. leader to Le taken send, one of the backs of the Celumbe 011 the youngsters ran up the big score of tling rushed to the front and Nelson the prisoner, er buut rtthhart etxhaemitniamtaionhad i ter etors of the hotel Stebbins, produced his The judges insisted on deciding the out of Internees and shown over regulai. records of aceeines. including the regis- 130 for the loss of seven wickets. thus day he trotted the race of his life, and lost his stride and almost went into the 'il, ps tent a i race and Palm Leaf and Janice were not been decided upon.

I.n. answer to hunters fences-Marquis and Alls We varsity eleven broke one of Ms legs a practice at Branford Feint this mere questions Judge Titus said: Mes A. H. Higginson. first; Canban and ter.

Ile showed by an index card sys- securing a lead of 172 runs and II wick- the third mile. in 2:121,41. is by all odds center. He recovered himself, but on account with Mr Rush from ets in hand, against the ViSitOCS. single his best performance.

He had a hard April 22 to July 1 for a room, and pay- Innings. inents therefor. The cards were left field to beat. and it is no discredit to then rode an entire lap unpaced very cap could be distinguished on the back I rei collapse of the Englishmen foe eo him to say that he won the second heat the he was shaken. He Wrong.

but it was all over. elettang sent away on the final journey. It was so dark that no color of horse or driver's btreteh and far turn. The heat was The prisoner talked, but not freely. ney Penney and Dr but was eh a.

He talked considerably to strict Atter ud1 Bonebreaker, lioseard Snelling. secone; ing eaes W. Pe Trask, Tyler Morse and jr H. Carmott of the Yale ee te Rice. se st cal school faculty was called to Brae rs, the commissioners for a compari- small a total can only be attribute I te won ler three-quarters of a lap.

Time not very communicative with Judge Harness tandems-Rangoon and Are- on a splendid drive by James Golden. veill by Palm Leaf. I son of handwriting. The reoleter showed ate. tact welt they nal an extra number Veto was right at his neck and looked 26m 25 248-money Lewis and myself.

I would not care to i I H. E. Warner, first; Six Bits and ford to attend him and reduced a cu The judges declared that third a. the rams of Mr Ittleh on April W. of fielders against them.

Graham, the William F. E. Donahue who was a youthful Philadelphian. who has shown dangerous. The hard drive told on Vol The summary: should go to tne Benyon i Ginger.

iligginson and Garland, secoad; pound fracture between the knee a se Two-thirds mile handicap-First heat, Nestor and Cigarette. R. B. Baker. and he went to a break just before the entered a protest amid the cheers of the the ankle.

clerk at the hotel from September. 19 e0. such geed form this years excelled aim- wire was reached. until Avg II of title year. testified that self today when he caitured 6 wicket won by G.

L. Howlanel 55 ds; Sam Sul- a a crowd. and the money is now tied up a king. 45 yds, second; in 40 vele. say serve help basis of defence.

third; Grayback and Marquis. A. H. for decisioh by the National trotting "Will Dr McDonald be a witness for wigginson, fourth: judges W. R.

Trasic was regarded by G. lager WI Howland Russell's sweet little race Sanford. the Columbia coach. as ere he Mei charge. of the btioke.

knew the for the loss of only 37 runs. Mr Wish and was quite In their econd Inn sure the latter was not stopping at the craved betel. lie re wated the eiatement of hie i Morris, a aluable Inning the Colts re- assistance from C. C. no compiled a faultless 44.

and are. Miss Whitney, won second money, lm 2 4-5s. Second heat, won by E. Beal, olo third and Coefessor fourth. With one rucc and A second money to le credit Lon tlelionald rounded out Went: E.

Platte 109 yew fourth; time 3 74 yds; C. L. Kimball. scratch. seerindl P.

F. Logan. 40 wig. third; W. S.

Todd, affidavit that on eiare Mr rvilgo called 1... N. Leroy. who was the last batsman e0 edit fourth; time Ira 21s. Final heat, he hotel nn.1 then stetted the regime out for a.

ter, after having stated to the pro- The match will be continued his his da "'a work with another win. the He had 11 1 on Monday. and should the decleion then aria trot. la 1 amwar and Logan FOC- Purse 11500 (three beats decided Friday). judge's sigoi association.

the defence upon the trial?" was asked. and Tyler Morse The unfinished 210 trot went to Sis- "Well, we are not calling adverse wit- Lightweight hunters. up to carryine Alice. ce. The summaries: 2:10 CLASS.

TROTTING won by C. L. Kimball. P. F.

the ond, Sam Sulking third, E. Beal fourth. Slater Alice. hm. by Baron Wilkes, just yet.

We want to know i 150 pounds or under-King Pin. Cherry- just exactly what he thinks before we i croft Farm, first; All's Well, Mrs A. II. i determine that -question." was the Iligginson, second; Virginia. Mrs A.

If. ficant reply. 1 It is feared that he cannot pThin afternoon Townsend was ale: te of the best half-becks in the country. at lodgers. 11 be removed to his home in New lark tit at Higginson, third; Sporting Parson.

R. B. 1 ley asdin Ci ir Barrett. fourth; juages C. G.

Rice and for a year at least. i prietor, "Charlie. we will fix that up be in doubt the conclusion will be made York state horse was favorite. Time lm 20s. dam Beulah Medium 1 I 2 1 Fein BALI' INJURED.

Tyler Morse. Teams of hunters from recognized 1 Ti FIRST CAME. 71 now." Donohue was given the register to was hard fought from start to fi on Tuesday. show where Mr Rush had signed eight TIME LIMIT CAUSES A DRAW. or nine lines from the bottom, as he en It was a good race to win because it nish.

It took four heats to decide the money as Marion Wilkee won the third. Ilylie Bird. who won a seven-heat Time pursuit race-Won by Press C. Mies Sligo. Ce Waltham second.

Time 7m C. C. 2es. go. bm illightields 8 2 1 2 it (McCan and 2 3 3 3 'ream pursuit race-Won by aletropoll- Time 2:15.

2:14. tan whcelmen. Jamaica C. C. second.

Runaway Horse Upsets a Wagonette hunt chiles. to be ridden by members or subscribers in hunt uniform-Middlesex hunt team first, Middlesex hunt club 230 CLASS. PACING Indians Defeat 28 to claimed. Ile coule not find It. the only Score was Everett 25-Loving race Friday, ay, was out after more money ime 6m 24s.

Load of Hull Pleasure Seekers $Alth signature of Mr Rush being at the top Fifteen-milepaeed race-Won by L. in Purse $15a0. team second. Norfolk hunt club team third. Warner Has Lar7e Number of Cara i of the page.

Cup for W. Colston Newman. yesterday, and got it, too. He started i elee0 nettling, Joe Nelson second. Time 26in George Castle, bg.

by Rogeberry. 25 2-5s. John J. Donovan. dam by Bete Bull (Thomas) 1,1 2 1 Serious Results.

High jumpers-The Zebra, R. B. St H. a The board at this point took a recess LYNN. Sept 21-The first eleven a sweepstakes which was worth W.

Baker, first 5ft 61n: Aire Well, Mrs dates from Whom to Select Teem. to the winner. There were, two starters Cambria Maid. bin (Boyd) 5 2 1 3 HULL, Sept 21-Mr and Mrs John B. A.

Al until the Lynn tennis and cricket club played and one heat, Neale Bird winning that The Grazer. bg (Lyons) 8 8 3 2 Fitzpatrick and Mrs Sweeny. mother of A H. Wigginson second. CARLISLE.

Penn, Sept 21-Caritsis Eeg and spoon race-Won by C. L. i its last schedule game of the season in 216. ELKES DEFEAIS MORAN. Annie N.

but (Manon) I Indians opened the football season the As to the Snaces." this afternoon. with the first team of This race was made last spring when Tuezberry, rag ileermani 3 5 5 8 Jr Fitzpatrick's deceased wife, were Todd. 9 3 8 7 3 Malcolm Forbes John El Thayee A Lady Brooks bm (Mershall) 4 7 5 badly injured this afternoon by being Cigar and umbrella race Won by afternoon on 'Indian field witb Leonel Mr Donahue continued his testimony the Everett club on the Beach Bluff E. th (Johneon) 6 7 a a thrown from a wagonette in which they George Lamson. valley college.

Only four of last met Charles Whittemore', Peter S. Bradley, The Milkman Fell from His Wheel at Emma Lou, at thc afternoon reason. Ile was ques- grounds before a good number of spec- 'Frank Jones and Geerge Van Dyke I tinned further regarding Mr Rcehis sige (atone The score was 85 to '25'in fever took out nominations. The race was for End of His 36th Mile, Ill with Tom Keene lle Iswearengent 11 10 4 were driving down Point Allerton hill. Harry.

bg eSneers) 7 11 8 to It being Mr Fitzpatrick's intention to loldoshtuse who won with prize cattle fol- team have returned to play with the Wrath idne. bg (Hoffman) 1 trotters eligible to the :2 class Ma h.5 nn Cramps. II) 10 9 9 take a longer ride than usual, instead of Holstein bulls-F. W. Mason first.

Wit- nature on the register of the hotel. of the visitors. but it was declarel a Ile insisted that the name was half drawn game as the time limit expired I 1 and then to be weed by nominaor. Myrootia. chm diarnatte) 2 .4 it ds taking his own horse he hired one at a bur Smith second, F.

C. Dumaire third. Warner will develop a strong eleven. Ethel Brown, him (Curtis). James Moran arn Elk Starters had to name Thursday Harry es an a 12 da 1 Time 2t13.

2:1214. 2:09. 2:11. Cricket, Inn 4Prieel livery stable and started from his cot- Ayrshire bulls-J. W.

Nelson. Indians. but it is expected that "Poe In the first half Carlisle did very 11-4 way down the page, and ter a question before the Lynns had finished batting. 'evening. Only two were named.

One tage on Galups hill. between 3 and 4. Jersey bulls-J. E. Eveleth.

Palmer putting up the best game. Yee 1 be sald eThere were blank spaces on During the intermiesion between the of these. IttltECO110t110, has since changed the half of the page. Ai hich he wile were left that way for the purpose innings W. Colston Newman, the bowl- 1 Cr for the Everetts.

was called to the center of the crease by the members of les team and presented with an etc- A Kant silver loving cup, the presentation speech being made by Richard Throp. Mr and Mrs Newman will sail for Lon- i orywpwrs a now the property of Hen- last evening, but it lasted just 36 and is tanTeeittle.r He made a bad break over 'on the back stretch in the race and was din- result of their investigation into tnestrgartel attempted in the trot tin a dal the judges expelled W. L. Rip Etd In a 50-mile 'race at the Revere reek IlltiC4 as far as Moran was concerned. Ile hen collapsed.

falling from his wheel and having to be carried to his nuartels 1 It was given out that he was attackel with cramps. TROTTERS (Grand Hotel puree. WOO. tern Julia anti Mary, and son Thomas Walter for the drive across Nantasket beach. i bo.

by William 5 10 9 7 1 1 1 tall. near the Allerton station, the horse Palm Leaf, hr. by Onward MeCarthy). Ihnifild illudaton) 1 O'fftl 'LIM. brm, by Axtell 1 810 1 2 2 2 with his wife.

Mrs Sweeny, his eaugh- Holstein cows-Wilbur Smith first, Jersey ter Bak third. I Baker second, Wilbur Smith minutes of play. in four In patting on the brake while descend- Ayrshire cows-Walter Baker first, In the second half Carlisle charged tag the eastern slope of Point Allerton William Alg second. he took fright and ran. The vehicle struck Eveleth second.

a post and upset. ersey cows-Walter Baker first, J. E. -m Jersey heifers-John: lan Rooney first, CARLIsLE a ade1the first touchdown going in at center near the cite et Ltal.AN'l et th of North Grafton and the horse When Moran's breakdown occurred ii rie entire eleven, Shonckule leek th don on the Commonwealth on her next ler Sit i to keep the spaces 1t 1 was toll 0 to 1 1 3 I 3 Mr Fitzpatrick was severely bruised John Ryan second, Walter Baker third. Bradley le r'' "11 'Holstein heifers-John Farrar first.

Shlubene le trip, and will probably remain there. A ce, M. ayl se the river, wan Elkes was on his 39th mile, 23 laps in Leidy Thielle. bin) (Kenney) 9 2 2 5 4 to about the shoulders. Mrs Fitzpatrick's open for 11M144.ill purposes.

fined WOO. Thts ection by the jedges is 1rrinee et India. brh (Lyon ankle was broken, and it is thought The score: the lead. Walter Baker second, John Farrar third. Hort.

it Clipplee In he affidavit which the witness i was W. C. filed with the election board. he stated EVERETT to be commended. They sought out the and Young, 2 5 5 3 3'i Mrs Sweeny sustained internal injuries.

Janette, II Gorse i man at the bottom of the fraud and Moran went all right until the llth 1 a II The judge of the cattle Samuel Farrar was awarded-the prize Sold nwar (weepy) 0 6 7 2 8 to A doctor from Boston will examine that Air leuell was not domiciled at the punished him. Usually the ()Metals look mile, when Elkes took the lead for the it lintle re I iii rnOlm (lielleel Robbins. for the best display of corn and Edward seroggs -d ii tt i 11011 ck. 1.kg.1 t.j. hotel nor did he have a room or sleep Divan LW100 OM Lawton brat airiffmani 8 4 3 8 5 ro her tonight.

Fit ti xi span Julia i ek face caed was ba 1, Milks there on either April 30 or May 1. VOL 4 no farther than the driver, who is most first time. Moran then went steadily to 7 9 4 4 9 ro -up Heys On host! dates winess was away on his Keene. Gorse, Heys a cases is merely the tool. The summery: pieces.

Feeeter. brh (Ifillieri. Whpewsna. rm Thomas Fitzpatrick escaped without a 6 so I yM cut, ab lult. arrar carried off the honors.

for the ch wedding trip, according to his testimony- finnan. it Hood. II Gorse 8 31ATC11 TROTTING esan At 34 miles the condition of the milk- I Moto. bg (Mitchell). 8 I 11 dr eho is La eckek It scratch.

though they were badly shaken eeeterday. Newman. Heys, Hood. li Puree man was pitiable. He was wabbling all chase after a greased pig, which was Walden rg Ile kiww, he sail.

that Mr Rush was Martin. Heys 'H 17 Creseees, cett by Robert McGregor- 0 Mabel, by Mambrino Howard on nerve. His tandem slackened speed, over the track and riding blindly and I eDid not were Time 212, 213. 2:15. 2:13, 2:15.

injured. finally captured by Michael McHugh. Curley rg with a Nt-nite rg Up The horse and wagonette were un- not there at that time because he bed Hed, lbw. eys examined the cents and the register to Graham. Heys 0 (Ketehain) 1 2 1 1 but it Was of no le.

einuo df of The closed the avail. Moran was all 2181l Bear rg aeen there hil A New ere we was man, not Out 3 The Abbot, bg, by Chimes I 2 2 i In and had shot his bolt. FOR 2:14 PACERS STRUCK 111 AN ENGINE. ithiletit. Extras TIME The finale came on the back stretch The Milo.

purse $3000. EVERETT MAN ROBBED. Caste rt le C0111114 Mr MeNary testified that he called on ee Celeman re Mr Sealtan at the heal etetteins, Satyr- Total as Qtarter Half Ttreert Mile Of the eith mile. He swung wider than nfin Pateh, brit. by Joe Patchen-Tillie Thomas O'Laughlin cf Everett Was In-1 Takin 225-She i Arrested.

He Accuses On CI Totyopa re qh Albriglit. day cventne'. Sent 7. and told him he LYNN Filet beat 1:05 1:3 Witie ever and with a crash his heavy body Cillm's iMelledrY1 1 1 i 1 Clara Johnson of Hare qt. I Seeend bea.t...82 1:0414 1:36 2wee fell on the fiat inside the track.

He I CAM bg well') 8 2 stantly Killed and His Companions 3 g. rresed. Johnston rift' had received Information that Mr Hush Bent. Newaute Third 82 1:0411 1 ilitt 2i(itti was taken indoors and treated for Council Chimes. blh (Satin-) 5 2 3 Decor Ibb 0 Gorse.

Piton. Newman 6 i was not legally assessed from his hotel. tion 2 last Wight for taking from the Fourth heat -32 I neete cramps. Marten Marshall. bin (Mt-Dowell) 2 I 4 Narrowly Escaped.

I A woman. 27 years of age, who gave Chatfield ih Ki ra Scallan told him that "It was a case of Italla IV 5 I Lady All Right. chat Moth 4 6 6 Yeriett rhb. her name as Clara Johnson and address horse a nd horse as Cavanaugh, a friend Ilitobard. Newman 1 CLASS.

Hood. not out I PACING Elkes continued for another mile i Paulding Boy, bh (Vogler 6 5 5 EVERETT, Sept 21-While crossing when was given the race and called 1 Saul rah eh Gil of ewers is assessed from the house," Leann onion, 8 Purse 1000. as is Canton et, was locked up at et 2 from the track. His time for 40 miles Time 2:07. 2:11.

the tracks of the Rrt near the 1 a- Pei In er fb was lb ent 1 2-5s. plant of the New England gas and coke Mr Seellan. witness said, declared that It (iorsiel, Thorpe, Musette. bm. by Tennessee Wilkes-Ma-1 1 1 thought, justined him in giving his name Raymond M.

bih John on) ti Toreavelele Rush had paid for a room which. he Extra to the assessors. Mr MeNary said to Total I eon, be MeEwen (McDonald). (am) ne The bh Wayne) ......2 2 8 About a dozen riders 3 4 2 10Mle tarted in the nen. The tnile prizes were won LAST QUARTER AT A 2:08 CLP works early this evening, as O'Laughlin was struck by.

a train and pocket of Andrew J. Laurand of Everett Wattled fa Thom car 2 the sum of $25. thee Lebanon iI.lionle 6 a 1 CMfil.t1 Yariett 1. Painter ,..1 w6eeinct 1. Mr Scalten then that It was wrong awl Hood.

el Greenwood. more and II Green- Art Aim to (Pore). 4 3 4 and Currie. In the sprint for Om tinieh New Younie one, Collins one, McConnell two World's Record for Amateur Instantly killed. while a companion.

Mr Laurend said he met the young Cents from ir erre. hi that he would have to follow it up. wood did nut bat. TImE and Curie. In the sprint for the finish Drivers by EL evereaux.

Daniel was thrown to the I woman up near the state house and they Umpire. Renew, Time. Warner, Craton me. 2 Ofro taint a Later met Mr Rush at the Belle- Quarter Half Three qrs Mile ground by the rush of air and sufferea 1 Cared won, Potter tieconti. Dow third Went to a hotel not far awe They ey vue.

and Congressman Nauhen was East Boston 98, there. lie toll Mr Naphen that in the Iterrimao 71. First heat 1 eillee letwe 2 WWI and Currie fourth. Time 25m 23s. CLEVELAND.

Sept 2I-At the mat- severe contusions of the head and face. i staid there a little while and when they SUY ON GUARDS. The East Boston and Merrimac 'leecild bestealllia letile lel5W 2:09 cricket Inee of the gentlemen's driving club O'Laughlin, who was employed on that, were about to leave La intereet of donee-retie polities in the Third beat 32 1:3 5 2:08 urand missed night shift of the two gas plant, was on his ens and a five that he had had Get Dowel ward the tight ought et be stopped. lie elevens played an interesting game yes- thin afterimon the bay stallion ohn Canaidates ei made no offer to Mr Nephen to stop the terday, which resulted in a draw. Purse S10 K.

DevereauW trotted a mile to wa CLASS. TROTTING MiCHAEL WON FROM WALTHOUR. eKerron, driven by his owner. H. way to work with two fellow workmen, loose in his pocket.

Smultaneouasi Penusylvan be fight It was at Mr leephetes augges- score: 00. A Daniel Murphy and Daniel Kennedy, saw his gon both residents of this I companion making for the door. He ran after her and in the chase to Hart Ptectice. 21-Pennell. non that the meeting took.

phew. EAsT BOSTON Aare L. bin by Alcantarus-ititaka by Kramer Won the Flve-Mile 'in establishing a new came ILADELPHIA. Sep Stedrai.t. nod I.

tobertabaw 12 ,4 atoldent 1 1 1 world's About 6:30 the reached the tracks 1 across patrolman an Byrne of station 2, PH held the MI Whittier bm (McDonald) 2 4 2 Nat Butler Took the Handicap From record for amateur drivers. The fact ancl while waiting for an outward who was told of the trouble. The office I 's football candidates Nan a practice todon Mr Rush RecalIed. Haskins. Robertaaaw le.

bx oll-Clat Y) .....0 2 3 bound train to pass. stood upon the Nell. I. Whittaker 5 i that the air was chilly and a strong ran. and soon had the woman at actual football prac first a other track.

Deafened by the noise of 1 the station. nee lie eg etIlife, -aor. chs 4Geerf) 2 8 4 the 100-Yard Line. I Mr Rush was recalled by John B. (incite-re.

legiebottuta. 1.ba.N.i, 'tenant tm 'Marsh) 4 5 5 wind was blowing, made this great when four elevens were li 9 miw Bartiett Robertahaw li the passing train. with eyes turned in Bills of the same denomination that 'd two games to le 1 "Moran, his counsel. Ile denied the Paddy D. be fliottgliton) 5 di NEW YORK.

Sept 21-Jimmy Michael performance all the more remark bl Franklin ter an Holland: Merrell. Bobertsha remarkable. the other direction, they did not per- i Laurand said she had taken from hi statements of the witness Donahue as to half the page of the register being twelard, 4 Norbary, Whittaker .12 TIME Quarter Half Three get Mile pacagain demonstrated his superiority as a I The first half of the mile was trot follower on Madleon-sq garden in 1:04, the last half being covered in express. trotted ceive the approach of the Portsmouth I were found on her person. She wane- utes each FlaYed i her name as abova.

but the police think The work was fast and furious sail tileet ellen he signed his name. 'Lowman not out 15 First beat -34 not 1-40 2:14 track tonight. He won two Straight 4' the last quarter in 3o4 1:023 seconds, a Murphy and Kenned Win gait. stepped from I they have in her an old offender and the authorities feel encouraged at tee Thomas: Hush gave evinee con-oh- de it-amtvrh nut Out 7 Extras Second beet ...118 1:4 2:12 11 Third heat 1:07 0-n eets In his five-mile single motor- A 1 the path of the approaching train in claim her name la Ida Williams. large number of watches caught the time, but O'Laughlin was too late outlook.

Tho pennseltee oratme that given by his brother as to to paced heat race with Bobby Walthour. mile in and I wback The greatest dra hie vinIts to the house on lainsdale at. 2:25 CLASS, TROITING Struck by the pilot he was hurled many Some Val ed Razors Recovered. Mr $, West Hare Total ----Welts The first was a good clean win, but the feet into the air, and death must have I alas chances, especiaii, ag -ttilan being recalled denied that Sweepstakes. Parse $1001)- eeer Ins ector no caeweed- Patterson of police head- yard, is that there are any inseees were left on the register for be dented also nowiaud Jr to bat.

he statentent in the afeadavit of Mr Merrell. Rowland MERRIMAC Hylie nird bs. by Early Bird-dam by Bar- binger Knapo elascouotno, brb Titer) second was on a fluke. Mare-field's Day. I Weithour led for the first two miles MARSHFIELD.

Sept 2-Th de when he lost his pace. He rode the first I the hit ld lit Medical examiner Durell wa notified instantaneous. Murphy escaped I with slight injuries, and Kennedy was assessing purpses. and union fair unhurt. cleaners, yesterday, got on the trail 1 of the thief who looted the barber shop es.

who show tip well for gualer. fad the system of "guards tat positiona lienehue that on May 4 Mr Rush cellea Whittaker. 17 TiME Mile in im li2 3-ils and the second rst ars an Plymouth agricup- I of John sential for illese Marks Wednesday night. A men are the Stroutieburg normal Red he would ilx up the matter of II et out .17 in i hire' societies closed Otte evening. The end the remains were placed aced in charge So far 1..

w.abe. W-OrriltIg 1 snore of valuable raz kski of tee aseeesrete. stedfasit. Bartlett it Quarter Half Threeemar Mile 3m 6s, which are new indoor records. trotting was witneseed by a large crowa.

of an undertaker. ors-a collection school boy, Picker periesil itegaolieg eis conversation with letti Nerbun. Charmers ii 34la litgle 1:42 Michael's time In the first heat was 1 The summary: O'Laughlin lived at 19 Lewis at, and 1 found made by 'kir Marks in 25 years-were seminary and Denali-Ion 0 eaa- likey witness stated that he told Mr NY not cut .17 2.16 CLASS. TitorriNia also a new record for the five mites, in- was formerly a resident of am 1 a pawnshop on Hanover at, verde charter are the es brid an hi al a be eceitti net swear whether Extra doors. Kramer won the five-mile open -40 2- CLASS, TROT AND PACE.

moving to Everett but two month ere the thief eisposed of them ior the didates for these pos en io players it 0 puree ago. sum of $1 Mr Marks last night was in There were only un united ert Rush was actually in the house on and Nat Butler the handicap from 160 Gladys M. bm (Lincoln) 1 I 1 He leaves a widow. i ..44 May 1. more than be- could in the Haruward, bb, nam brino-Lotesa.

yards. correct, Merry) -3 2 2 a cheerful mood, as among the property Lode y's lineup. Davidson a Ttal bi ()newel 2 1 2 1 hg tlieT rfetrlLso were several razors which he valued as end Gardiner at end. 0 Anderst as he did not keen Layceek. Itotiertatimee Adamson.

Richardson. 1. 11 ocne Marlon likes. In. se- ease ef ether 1 Peanut, bg (Baker) 2 8 8 Death of Dana R.

souvenirs. they having been used by men are Jordan, Bennett. a watt upon the coming and going ea Orerstow to, bat. eie ee tiona explained the regisaration of air cm venaugh of Qinney at the hotel On April The name was given to him Voxbury 69, Chelsea At Roxbury and Chelsea elevens played By wintea alter) Mart lb clan Meet) 3 3 4 2 PEWVIDENCE, Sept 1-Hugh A ander. ta Oates) Mr Meleary, he believed in good cricket on Franklin field yeatealay.

Rox- Enoch. tg temithi faith. teough Mr Cavanaugh never slept bury scored 69 runs and Chet at tho hotel: but Hs name. was given to eight wickets down. tee cseessers by Mr Scotian.

sea 52, with Bette (earn elite 2 7 3 5 ron Wilkes. big 4Derand) 4 Tattler. hig CitatfieMi (a Hughes. brg feeville 6 1 3 Hutch McLean Won at Providence. 10 4 it 4 2 c- CLASS.

TROT AD PACE Lean of Chelsea won the three-cornered 'flute 2.36. 2:33. 2:37. Rath ettne. chm Win Hines, bb (mimes) 7 25-mile motor-paced race.at the Cobs- Drawler, log (tarry; 5 8 a a settin tonight.

beat 8 5 9 9 tied 7 9 Is Quarterstati. bb (Vert-anew beating' Charlie Porter of by 30 yards and Stuart 9 dr Bolting of. this city by a trifle over 'a Jerome, bg (V ilitert Kimball. bg (Wilbur) Time IrtSIi. Whela.

1 1 1 2 2 4 3 3 5 4 4 3 5 5 2 Dana Pe Hovey. a member of one et the oldest Cambridge families, poised i away yesterday at Cambridge 11 PIRE 0 Er him in shaving many distinguished men PtItICI Howard. Me have visited Boston in the past. Weede. The police' feel quite confident of run- Dr Carl Williams.

ge nospital, 1 ning down the i "97. were tiger aw o. Bonet 95. and Se, the field assi a coaching. Ex-Capt Hare e.

soon and will join the coacn is ed le Ad Y3- nkey trraost to A 3 1 I testimony and counsel TIME lap. The half-mile handicap was won 2:22 CLASS. TROT AND PACE Hi EGGING BUFFALO. Sept WErauk A. A trielleft argued the ease.

AT ONCE SET FEEL by Fred Partridgeord. Mass. uree 2100. football ttel lta Quarter halt' Three qrs Mile ex-captain of the Yale First 1:07 the one-mile open by Archie Rawlins of Katherine. chat (Gilbert) 1 2 4 I da is in Case.

ew eor, an the five-mile pursuit Nevem bg (Withuro a who lives in 1, Henry Carrington Not the Man Wanted Semis), 1:07 Bedford. 8 1 1 4 bees of 818 Williams It Bevottett se who had 1 China Will Send Commissioners to Ask Funds un a miner council of coaches of his aim 1 'rte. hesring on the case of the papers on a Robbery Charge. Furth boat ora 1:07 I 1:0014 2141: by E. F.

Root of Boston. woe' 2:14 Sinew loth Petrie. bre (Blanchard) ...2 3 2 new Wilkes. bit (Ill 2 4 4 3 3 New the detrocratic caucus in ward le) Henry Carrington, the colored man 0 1 Taylor Wins Prom TilcEschern. Time 2.24.

2:25. 2.Z). requesttng him to come to i I Z1 I completed yesterday afternoon. It who was arrested in Cambridge yes- Robbery of 2200 Worth of Clothing. lit.

NS ASHINGTON. Sept 21-Major Tay- a Lao tal and two pr Pay the Powers' I. nedadeen: by ay. and assist in getting the ..0 clee 'In'' to bliL''Ilt-" i es atileurnee free Friday afternoon terilay and turned over to Boston ofn- Tt. basement Trotting and Facing at Baltimore.

1 fects. to vasit America. the order to eled the tillew eine who cers on supicion of having been was broken into some time Thursday one mile and papers for no regular deltaic-racy. to be preterit and teetify con- ted with a break at se sement door at 29 Mountford lot. the colored bicyclist.

won both the st the three-mile motor- nee the Marlboro night, according to a police bulleti The question in dispute was which club on Charles was given his free- last night, and clothing amounting aced PEKIN. Sept 21-The city has been pre ari Sept 21-Today's races perfectly quiet since the evacuation of I stones preparing to dispatch three commis- mantis. races at the Coliseum tonight, defeating resulted as follows: 2:15 pace, pug first otHesehsawsradleclentitieedrat lro: member! 0 e- Adee at Yal a Tomorrow. Pekin by the foreign troops. note to Archie McEacherne His time was im Una Bell second.

Winnifred third; Gen Yuan Shi Hal's sold! a.ir to I 1 faction first tiled Papers for caucus orIt. dem Imm-diately after his arrival in over Seal in value as ssalen from Wil- 3as and 2rn 16 2-5s. Archie best time vr Se ens are or- Austr and elsewhere, for the put- nether good achern es me Second race, won by Too dna), and efficient and the boai squad had another ewes in the teard. Joseph F. O'Connell.

Boston. Ile was not the man wanted. ham J. Hartley. The People are pose of soliciting subscriptions serimmaged pieces of apparel won the live-mile event Time 7m 42s.

1 from h. Soon. with Pe today ns an het side. nualutalued that his was the Witnesses in the case ere positive in included two pair of trouse rs. an ove fifty second and Hart friendly.

Foreigners sor to and line to a unarmee. visit all I Chinese residents toward tne indemnity Mende! me 4 tret flied. thoegh as they came to the their statements that the man seen coat, a tailor-made dress, black beaded eade Wotlaston Yawls Race. third; best time Jersey first. Billy II second.

Walter Third race New ii sections of the city and suburbs unmo- to be paid to the powers. and will re- were practiced. Beg n- i nins eat 1 put through net. of eletion commissioners those filed by coming from the clubhouse was of en- caee. gray Wit.

twe white skirts. lay- thin; best time 21414. Fourth race, quest the foreign ministers here to fur- squad prohibit; be to work et -easily were marked as first filed. air returned yesterday from a ton. tirely different build from Mr Civring- ender shirtwadst and 10 yards of Week QUM Sept 21-Ths yawls enrolled broadcloth.

Gypsy Red first. Frank Yoakum second, Prince Ching has written to the for ee and writ have nish the commiesions with credentials. rigid tome I sae WWI. in the Wollaston yacht club held a race Prince A third bes i tme Some of the ministers do not approve der the critical eye of 1 1 sign ministers that the government is of the scheme to tax, the Chinese abroad. Adee.

1 1 -t NEW HAVEN. Sept 21-Yalee te 1 i l. ulliBLE TO AGREE. Election Board Considers Some Hard Cascs. Ttcs3 of Wary Ts Rash and O'Connell Ts Kelly.

They Had Deliberated for Several Hours. Daly Case frcm Ward 20 Not Reached by them. Total Registration Up to Date Is The rape of Reuben 'Welt, charged by Pon W. S. Me Nary filth having illegal-le reeistered as a voter in ward Becton, was heard by the board of eiectiOn eummissionere yesterday.

The O'Connell-Kelly case in ward 20 was also ccneluded and the members of the board retired for cenellitation about 6 o'clock. After being In reeelen live Lours. Chairman Saunders returned to the office to obtain some legal text reeks. Ile announced that no derision had to.n reached in eiteer of the cases. el-though beth had been pretty thoroughly dieceiseed.

The Daly case. from ward eo, had not tot ell reached in the Boris. also remarked that it was almost certain that in two of the cases the board Ceubi not reeh a decision at evenIng. and that it was extremely doubtful if an agreement would be arrived at in the third. Ile would not say mere.

tenter hundred arel eight natneke were paled to the lean last evening, making the total regletretion in the city up to date eefeie. Mr Rush. who le active in the politirs of ward 15. heads the stete delegation itivh is In opposition ta the NieNary (toleration. mei he is also opposing the aspiretione ef ell eicNary, who is a cetelliate for ronernination as a member of the legireatere.

Mr MeNery's compleint alleged that Nir Teeth was not a resfdient of 463 Broadway either on April 210 or May 1 last, and in an A titan vit submitted by one Donahoec a vt itness for Mr AleNarye It was alleged that Mr Rush beeame aseeseed from whieh ite known as the hotel Stebbins. On May 4.. The hearing was held in-the ilttle private reliee of the election commissioners. wheel IA stearrelyt large 'enough to boll a dozen person. Mr McNitry Wan en band, as was Mr Rush.

and each Hide wile represented by two attorneys. 31r Riteh. who was first called stated that he lives et et Broadway. tits children are with his brother on Lonsdale et. m0 his ferniture is in storage.

Mr Rush sati that he went to the hotel Stebbins on April 22. and he goes to his brothers house in Dorchester every Saturday night, remaining there until Monday morning. At no time since Jan 1 last ilea he any intnthen of giving up his reeidence in South Heston. Cherie, E. Seallan, one of the proprietors of the hotel Stebbins, produced his records of rtecounte.

including the register. lie showed by an index card system tin account with Mr Rush from April 22 to July 1 for a room, and payments therefor. The cards were left with the commissioners for a comparison of handwriting. The register showed the rame of Mr itneh on April 22. William F.

Donahue, who was a. clerk at the hotel from September. 19e0. until Avg 11 of tide year. testified that he haI charge of the book.

knew the lodgers. Mr Wish and was quite sure the latter was not stopping at the betel. lie repeated the matement of hie affidavit that on May 4 Mr Hugh called at the hotel fini then stetted the register, after having stated to the proprietor, "Charlie. we will ix that up now. 3Ir Donohue was given the register to show where Mr Rush had signed eight or nine lines from the bottom, as he C1111111ed.

lie could rot find it. the only signature of Mr Rush being at the top of the page. The beard at this point took a recesi until 2:30. As to "Blank Spaces." Mr Donahue continued his testimony at thc afternoon resslon. Ile was questionsd further regarding Mr Rush's signature on the register of the hotel.

Ile Insisted that the name was half way down the page. am! to a question be sa There were blank spaces on the upner half of the page. which he wero left that way for the purpose of putting in the mines of people who were try be assessed from the hotel. He did not tell Mr McNary of this betNause. he seta.

he supposed and Rush were still friendly. To another ouestion the same line witness said he was told to keep the spaces open for assessing purposes. In the affidavit which the witness flied with the election board. he stated that Mr Ru-di was not domiciled at the hotel nor did he have a room or sleep there on either April 30 or May 1. 1901.

On those dates was away on his wedding trip, according to his testimonyertterday. He ki.ew, he said. that Mr Rush was not there at that time because he hi.d examined the cards and the register to gee who had been there while he was LISPIlt Mr MoNary testified that he called on Scallan at the tintel Satyr-clay eventres. Sent 7. and told him he liski received infermation that Mr Rush was not legally assessed from his hotel.

Scallan told him that "it was a case of horse and horse. as Cavanaugh. a friend of vonrs is assessed from the house." Mr Sesllan. witness said. declared that Rush had paid for a room which.

he thought justified him in giving his name To the assessors. Mr MeNary said to Mr Seallon then that it was wrong and that he would have to follow it up. Later witness met Mr Rush at the Belle-NAM, and Congressman Naohen was there. lie told Mr Naphen that in the interest of dernom-stie polities in the weird the right ought to be stopped. lie made no offer to Mr Niiphen to stop the flecht.

It was at Mr Nephens suggestion that the meeting took, phiee. Mr Rush Recalled. Nit. Rush was recalled by John D. Moran, his counsel.

Ile denied the statements of tins witness Donahue as half the page of the register being AlPfl he Ntglied his name. Thomas Rush gave evbimioe corroborating that given by his brother as to his visits to the house on Lonsdal at. Mr being recalled denW that any were left on the register for assessing purposes. and tie denied also the statentent in the atTadavit of Mr Donahue that On May 4 Mr Rush called and said he vvould hi. Up the Matter of hts assessnnel.t.

Iteeardira his conversation with Nit Nti-Yary witness stated that be told Mr be nNt swear vvitether Mi Rush was actually in the house on Ni.tv I. tio more than he- could in the case ef ether lodgers. as he did not keen a vaatih upon the coming and going lid-f rie guests. explained the registration ot Mr Cavanaugh of Qtincy at the hotel on April The name was given to him Mr he believed In good faith though Mr Cavanaugh never slept at the hotel: but his name. was given to the essossors by Mr Scollan.

Th.s closed the testimony and counsel argued the ease. 01Connell-KeVy Case. 'rte. hearing on the as of the papers ft-r the de7ocrut1c caucus in ward 24 Z1 I completed yesterday afternoon. It tssa adlournel fr ro Fri oo day afternn in tsrtier to F.

Kefiv, who tilz-si the papers for Le dentinruey. IQ be present and testify. The qtterstion in dispute was whIMI faetion first Wed papers for caucus Meer's In the scard. Joseph F. O'Connell.

11.0 We, maintained that his was the Prstnled. as they came to the election those by were marked as first filed. Ltr retort-Asti yesterday from a IF trip to Maine. Us deticribed the rush at the door at democratic hPadauarters to get rest place in the tiling of paper. and lp asserted with positiveness that papers were handed in before the ()'Con-melt paper.

on tile conclusion of the testimony counsel arrued the case briefly, and the tnard took the subJtct under advice tnent. Verdi 20 Democratic Club ly. A smoke talk and rally under the sus-Picts of the ward 29 democratic club was held last evening at tne organization's headquarters on Dorchester av, near Glovers Corner. More than were present. John R.

McVey presided. The included Joseph F. nell. Etiward J. J.

Doyle. 11. Murra3r Pekulski. Lawrenee r. Shannon and Michael Offline'''.

The club under whose auspices the rally was heid is making a strong light to overturn the old ward committee. The caueus Is to be held next Thursday evening. and from present indicatit.ris it will be a record-bleaker as far as ths vote ut concerned. Daniel Carroll a in Ward 13. To the Editor of the Globe--I read an article in this Globe.

saying that there were but four candidates for the nomination for representative to the general court, In the dem)cratie caucus in 13 next week. Now. as I have tiled papers and Pxpect to see my name first on the ballot, and under it the words. in favor of the referendum, I hope you will correzt that statement. Yours rei.ertfully.

Daniel Carrall. South Boston, Sept 21, DOI. Pally' for henry S. Intswerald. A large and enthusiast ic! rally in the interests of the candidacy of Henry S.

Fitzgerald was held in the ward 6 wardroom last evening. The meeting was rresitied over by Representative l'atrick H. Bradley. Specs hes were made by Courcilmen Thomas J. Grady, Andrew A.

Badsracca and George A. Scigilanio, Representative Samuel II. Borofsky. Daniel D. McLaughlin, Kdward W.

lit X011. Hon Daniel D. Rourke and Mr Fitzgerald. In S. 3.

Mahonetes Interest. A well attended and enthusiastic rally was hell in the ward 8 wardroom, corner of Lexington and Bunker Hill tits, Charlestown. last evening in the interests of Ex-Alderman John J. Mahoney. candidate tor the senate in the lid Suffolk senatorial district, and Councilman Francis J.

Doherty and VII liam H. Hayes. candidates for the house of representatives. Cornelius F. Green presided.

Rally in Ward 12. The Ward 12 republican association held awarm rally last evening in the Wert Concord-st schoolhouse. The speakers were Ex-Alderman 13ervrin. NV. Edwin Ulmer.

Charles N. Farnham of ward 10. senatorial candidate Bliss. J. J.

Higgins of Somerville and Air Gleason. candidate for representative, who declared for the referendum. Harrington Rally in A rally for Arthur Harrington was held last night at the rooms of the A4- drew Jackson club. ward 6. James F.

Ryan presided. Councilman Maurice F. Power. J1( presentative John C. Hurley and Mr Harrington spoke.

IN FAVO. QUAKERS WI WO sit teir1.0011110S They Hold a Good Lead Over CrickltersYoung Graham of Philadelphia Team in Great Form. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 21The second days play In the International cricket match between the 18 Philadelphia colts and Bosanquet's team of English cricketers ended here today with honors strongly in favor of the Quakers. Against an over-night score of 173 the Englishmen could only respond with 131, of which F. Mitchell scored 23 Wilson i3.

Starting their second venture the youngsters ran up the big score of 130 for the loss of seven wickets. thus securing a lead of 172 runs and 11 wickets in hand, against the ViSitOrS. single Innings. no collapse of the Englishmen fo'7 eo small a total can only be attribute I tu act taut they nal an extra number of fielders against them. Graham, the youthful Philadelphian.

who has shown such go3d form this year. excelled nimself today when he captured 6 wickets for the loss of only 37 runs. In their second Inning the Colts received valuable assistance from C. C. Morris.

who compiled a faultless 44. and P. N. Leroy. who was the last batsman out for 35.

The match will be continued on Monday, and should the decision than be in doubt the conclusion will be made on Tuesday. TINE LIMIT CAUSES A DRAW. Score was Everett 85, Lynn 25Loving Cup lor W. Colston Newman. LYNN.

Sept 21The first eleven of the Lynn tennis and cricket club played Its last schedule game of the season this afternoon. with the first team of I 3. Malcolm Forbes. John E. Thaye-, the Everett club on the Beach Bluff 1 Charles Whittemore, Peter S.

Bradley-, grounds before a good number of spec- Frank Jones and George Van Dyke tators. The score was 85 to 25 in favor tOOk out nominations. The race was for of the visitors. but it was declared trotters eligible to the class I 1 and then to be owned by nomina.or drawn game as the time limit expired Starters had to be 'named Thursday' before the Lynns had finished batting. I evening.

Only two were named. On During the between the of these. MftECOnOrt10, has since changed innings W. Colston Newman, the i owners and is now the property of Hen- Cr for the Everette. was called to the I rY Titer.

He made a break over on center of the crease by the members 1 the back stretch in the race and was di-of ii.s team and presented with an ele- tanced. Kant silver loving cup the presentation i As a result of their investigation IWO speech being made by Richard Throp. I tne fraud attempted in the 2:19 trot on Mr and Alm Newman will sail for Lon- Feday the Judges expelled W. L. Rip don on the Commonwealth on her next ley of North Grafton and the horse trip, and will probably remain there.

AY, M. T. Sayles. the driver, was The score: tined 8100. This action by the jlidges is EVERETT 1 to be compiellded.

They sought out tho Ainslie, ll Gorse 0 Dixon. Lawton 1 verkinA. and Lawton 4 Thorpe, Heys 9 Keene, Gorse, Heys 8 Vnntin. Hood. II Gorse 11 XV Newman.

Heys, li Ntartim Hers 11 Reed, lbw. 'Heys 0 Graham. Heys 0 A Newman, not out 3 Extras li 4. 11 Total LYNN Bent. Newnoin 2 Gorse.

Piton. Newman 6 Hers, 1. A' Newman 5 Itbard. INT Newman 1 Hood. not out 8 Lawton.

Perkins 2 It Gorse. Thorpe, Est ra 1 Total Hood. 3 Greenwood. Bare and 11 Greenwood Old nut bat. East Boston 98, Merrimac 71.

The East Boston and Merrimac cricket elevens played an interesting game yesterday, which resulted in a draw. Pbe score: EAST BOSTON Stedfast. nod ttobertsbaw 12 Laskin Rotiortaaaw Nell. la tOttuke 5 CLombes. Bartiott.

llobertatinw liollund. Atorrel Robertshats 4 Norbury. Whittaker .12 not out 15 Lambert. not out 7 Extras 11 Total Eowlaud Jr to bat ERRIM AC Morrell. Rowland Whittaker.

Chandlers 17 it out out 17 Loncbottow. htedfasit. Bartlett .1 Musket. Cluttutiers Ilardiats. not out 17 Ex rail Tsial 71 Laerwk.

Itobertahaw, Adamson, Richardson. Vairstow to bat. Tsial Itozbury 69, Chelsea 62- Roxbury and Chelsea elevens played cricket on Frank Iln field yesterasy. Roxbury scored 69 runs and Chelsea 62, with eight wickets down. AT ONCE SET FEEL Henry Cart-the-ton Not the Nan Wanted on a novbery Charize.

Henry Carrington, the colored man who was arrested in Cambridge yesterday and turned over to Boston ricers on suspicion of basing been connected with a reali; at the Marlboro club on Charles st. was given his freedom after his arrival in Boston. Ile was not the man wanted. Witnesses in the ease were positive In their statements that the seen coming from the clubhouse was of entirely different build from Mr ton. CRESCEUS.STILL KIND.

Continued from fit. First Page. since. scmething quite astonishing to his driver. There was no gainsaying his unfitness, but that is no excuse.

for Cresetus was nut in touch with his own speed. Before Geers pulled his borne to his feet in this heat he looked to be hopeleesly out of the trotting. but he is not the driver to cry quits or to let go when there is anything to hold to. He but down hard for a desperate drive and saved himself from being distanced by not much more than The Abbot's length. The Last Heat.

About 4 o'clock -he bell chimed OW big fellows out for the fourth heat. Both drivers were anxious. Creseetts had the pole. and to a good start the speedy pair began kicking up the dust for the beginning of a rather senaaIlona! mile. led to the half, having frnm the quarter to the mark been abut three lengths to the good.

At the Sttlf The Abbot began to move up so rapidly that the great crowd of spectators 1.41- Kan to feel the effects of a kind of Ilyatercial intoxleation. On. on went The Abbot so fast that at one moment the speed of Crcaceas seemed to be slackening. Coming to tho three-quarters The Abbot's ncose wsa at Ketcham's shoulder. in another nilment it had advanced to and beyoad his foot brace, to the shoulder of Cretleeus.

to his bit and then out a clear heal in the lead. As the New York gelding efirne on, al the time gaining, the enthuslaern jtorped beyond the bounds of decorum. Women screamed, men threw their hats. and those who thought their money it to been plae-d right when on The Abbot shook hands fiercely with otht-rs who thought likewitte. The racers came Into the stretch and all at once something was doinAp Nutbrown dust jumped obieker 4,4 a rein was ticked over the chestnut back of and the king.

called upon for reserve speed. quickened and lenzthened that tremendous stride and back to the wake of Ketcham's sulky went The Albot. The finish was a grand one. full of exulting heart jumps for the friends of Cresceus and mounding high with golgothas of regret for those in the know who had pleked The Abbot to win. The time was and Cresceus was king.

So much were Cresceus and the Ablyit off form that Roraima eould have beaten both of them, judged of course by the race he trotted on Friday. Both ITorses Off Color. Cresceux Is undeniably stale. and it Is little wonder. He was racing record.

breaking mites in July. He has been keyed up ever since. and the strain has been more than he. even with his iron inAlteup, could stand. He has an easy campaign laid out from now on.

as ne is booked for exhititions until winter sets in. The Abbot was stiff and sore. the result of the flint-like track at Syracuse. He was not the nice gaited horse he usually is. snd was very unsteady.

Never in his five years of racing has he ever. acted badly in scoring. To keep hlm level Geers put toe weights on hi n. They steadied him right enough and also anchored him. Al! around it was a most unsatisfactory race.

and the only redeeming feature was that the money the public paid to see it went to charity. The regular racing program was an interesting one. and furnished the real entertainment. Mazette. Howland Russell's pacing mares won the 2:07 in straight heats without baying to display her best quality.

Her winning was no surprie. as she was the favorite. She had to step three very far miles to win. as Rlypiond The Admiral and Art Alco showed themselves no mean Altro won the 2:12 trot and the victory was a very popular one. Confessor was the favorite.

but had no chance against John Shepard's roadster. Altro L's Proud Week. Earlier in the week Altro was winning ribbons In the show ring. Yesterday he trotted the race of his life, and the third mile, in 2:12, is by all odds his best performance. He had a hard feld to beat.

and it is no discredit to him to say that he won the second heat on a splendid drive by James Golden. Volta was right at his neck and looked dangerous. The hard drive told on Volt, and he went to a break just before the wire was reached. Howland Russell's sweet little race mare. Miss Whitney, won second money.

Vol.) third and Confessor fourth. With one race and la second money to his credit Lon Menonald rouncloq out his day'swork with another Witt. the 2:14 trot. He had Hamward. and the York state horse was favorite.

It was a good race to win because it was hard fetight from start to finish. It took four heats to decide the money as Marion Wilkes won the third. Hy lie Bird. who won a seven-heat race Friday, was out after more money yesterday, and got it, too. He started In a sweepstakes which was worth lttell to the winner.

There were, two starters and one heat, Ily lie Bird winning that In 2:16. This race wee made last spring when man at the bottom of the fraud and punished him. Usually the ofIlMals look no farther than the driver. who is most eases is merely the tool. The summary: MATCH TROTTING Puree $20,000.

Croneous, chh by Robert McGregor Mabel, by Mambrino toward 1 2 I 1 The Abbot, bg, by Chimes (Geers). 2 I 2 2 TIME Half Ttree firs Mlle First beat 1:05 1 2: 10 Seeond beet. 1 :04 I Third beat--82 1:0411 1 :38 Fourth heat 32 I :03 1:3534 2 CLASS. I'AC1NG Purse $1000. Musette.

Inn. by Tennesece WilkesMeeola. McEwen (McDonald) 1 1 1 Raymond M. bih .2 2 8 The Admilat, I.h it'aynel 3 4 2 Art Aim bg (Iore). 4 3 4 TIME Quarter Half Three gni Mlle Find heat 1 :03, I 2:0011 P'()nd brat 3114 I :4012 I :35 2:09 Third 3 2 I :35 2 2:12 CLASS.

TROTTING Purse 21000. Alzm L. big. by Alcantarusitaske by I I I Mix Whither bm (McDonald) 2 4 2 bx v) 2 3 onrereor. chit toeero 3 8 4 Plicobe (Inward.

1m (Marnh) 4 5 5 Paddy D. be (Hottgbton) 5 di TIME Qtrarter Half Three tiro Mile First heat 34 I-40 2:14 Second best .33 1:101 1:40 Third heat I 1:40 2:25 CLASS, TROTTING Sweepstakes. purse 71001)- Hylie Bir(l. be. by Early Birddam by Harbinger (Knew 1 blesconotno, bre alter) de TIME Quarter Half Three-quer Mlle 3424 1:074 1:42 2.16 CLASS.

TROTTING purse $1000. bh. by HambrinoLoniss. by Onward ilictIonsidp. 1 1 2 1 Marlon lfl kes.

bin. by Hawthorne wintip alter) 6 1 1 3 Mart It. chin Mann 3 3 4 2 Belle (wry. ebui 2 7 3 5 A I ander. bb (Base) 10 4 6 4 Byron Wilkes.

big tDurland) 4 a 7 Enoch. tg tsmlth) 5 6 5 6 Tattier. big tidatfieldi 5 9 9 Parld Hughes. brg 7 9 7 3 Quarterstaff. bb iiereaseei 9 dr TIME Quarter Half Three qr.

Mile First 1:07 1:39 Sezend I :07 2:12 Third beet. Fourth heat 1 1:4012 Robbery cl $200 Worth of Clothing. The basement door at 33 Mountforti st was broken into some time Thursday nicht, according to a police bulletin lest night, and clothing amounting to over 1200 in value was soalen from WilItem J. Hartley. The pseces of apparel included two pair of trousers, an overcoat.

a tailor-made dress. black beaded ca.se. gray vest. twl white skirts. lavender shirtwaist.

and 10 yards of Wask broadcloth. THE BOSTON SUNDAY IIETTLING WON. Defeated Joe Nelson in a 15-Mi 1c Paced Race. Sammy Sullins Gets Back Into JJ Game Sure Enna Elkes Won Easily From Moran at Revere. The Milkman.

Fell from His Wheel After 36 Good Racing at Revere and, Charles River Park. L. E. Mettling, the Jamaica Plain boy, defeated Joe Nelson in a 15-mile paced race at Charles River park last evening by three-quarters of a lap. Up to the 14th mile it was an even thing.

At that point nettling forged to the front and won. There were two pursuit races on the card. The first was between the Pr Ess C. C. and the Waltham C.

C. The Press boys won after 314 miles. In the second contest the Metropolitan wheel-men defeated the Jamaica C. catching Patsey Keegan the last man on the last lap of the third mile. The Jamaica C.

C. and Waltham teams were really picked ones as the originals did not all appear. Little Sammie Sulking, who has just recovered from a broken shoulder blade, rode in both pursuit races, and also got third prize in the two-thirds mile handicap. A good lot of riding for a start. The two-thirds mile handicap went to C.

L. Kimball, scratch, In a hot sprint sith Pat Logan, 40 yards. second. Sulking, 45 yards, was third. L.

E. Niettling was the first of the youngsters to come out. Ha was paced by Gately and Kent. He looked well and lit for the fray. He was soon followed by Joe Nelson, the young brother of Johnnie Nelson, the popular idol of cycle racing, who met his fate in Medison-sq garden.

The youngster resembled his dead brother very much in form and features. although he is much smaller. He followed pace very much the same. He appeared to be a trine too young and not strong enough for paced racing. nettling idrew the pole, but in the dash for the tape, on a flying start, Nelson took it.

but only held it for a few yards, as nettling jumped him going out of the stretch. Mile after mile was ridden with Nelson alongside of nettling, but he was unable to pass. He could ride a bicycle. but he was not strongenough. His pacemakers kept him on the bank all the time, and naturally made it harder work for the boy.

nettling followed pace the better of the two. On the Iasi lap of the sixth mile Neleon started to go up by inches, and at the end of another lap. he was leading for the first time in the contest. He opened up a gap of five yards, but nettling on the next mile was trailing him. At 10 miles Nelson was about live yards ahead.

On the beginning of the 14th mile nettling rushed to the front and Nelson lost his stride and almost went into the center. He recovered himself, but on the he was shaken. He then rode an entire lap unpaced very etrong, but it was all over. Mett'ing won bv three-quarters of a lap. Time 26m 25 2-53.

The summary: Two-thirds mile handicapFirst heat, won by G. L. Howland. 55 yds; Sam Sul- king. 45 yds, second; C.

Verran, 40 vele. Glint: E. Plot tt. 100 yds. fourth; time lm 23 4-5s.

Second heat, won by E. Deal, 75 yds; C. L. Kimball, scratch, second: P. F.

Logan. 40 yds. third; S. Todd, 0 yds. fourth; time lm 21s.

Final heat, won by C. L. Kimball. P. F.

Logan see-mid, Sam Sulking third, E. Beal fourth. Time lm 205. Team pursuit raceWon by Press C. C.

Waltham C. C. second. Time 7m 26s. 'ream pursuit raceWon by Metropolitan whcelmen.

Jamaica C. C. second. Time 6m 24s. Fifteen-mile paeed raceWon by L.

I1 nettling, Joe Nelson second. Time 26in 25 2-5s. John J. Donovan. HIES DEFEAlg MORAN, The Milkman Fell from His Wheel at tRe End of His 36th Mile, Iti with Cramps.

Harry Elkes and James Moran Ed In a 50-mile 'race at the Revere reek last evening, but it lasted just 36 rniliee as far as Moran was concerned. Ile then collapsed. falling from his wheel and having to be carried to his It was given Out that he was attacked with cramps. When Moran's breakdown occurred Elkes was on his 39th mile, 23 laps in the lead. Moran went all right Until the lith mile, when Elkes took the lead for the first time.

Moran then went steadily to pieces. At 34 miles the condition of the milkman was pitiable. He was wabbling all over the track and riding blindly and on nerve. His tandem slackened speed, but it was of no avail. Moran was all In and had shot his bolt.

The finale came on the back stretch of the 36th mile. He swung wider than ever and with a crash lime heavy body fell on the flat inside the track. He was taken and treated for cramps. Elkes continued for another mile, when he was given the race and called from the track. His time for 40 miles was lit 6in 1 2-5s.

About a dozen riders started In the 10-mile nen. The mile prizes were won and Currie. In the sprint for the tinieh Younie one, Collins one. McConnell two and Curie. In the sprint for the finish earn' won, Potter second, Dow third and Currie fourth.

Time 25m 23s. MO, MiCHAEL WON FROM WALTHOUR. Kramer Won the Fes-Mile Nat Butler Took the From the 100-Yard Line. NEW Sept 21.Timmy Michael again demonstrated his superiority as a pace follower on Madibou-sn garden track tonight. He won two straight heats In his nve-mile single motor-paced heat race with Bobby Walthour.

The first was a good clean win, but the second was on a nuke. Welthour led for the first two miles when he 1031 his pace. He rode the first mile in 1M 3-5a and the second In 3m 6s, which are new indoor reCOrdi. Michael's time In the first heat was also a new record for the tive mites, indoors. Kramer won the five-mile open and Nat Butler the handicap from lid yards.

Hugh McLean Won at Providence. PR3VIDENCE. Sept 21Hugh McLean of Chelsea won the three-cornered 25-mile motor-paced race'at the Colosseum tonight. beating. Charlie Porter of Worzester by 30 yards an4 Stuart Bolting of.

this city by a trifle over a lap. The half-mile handicap was won by Fred Partridge of Medford. Mass. the one-mile open by Archie Rawlins of New Bedford. and the five-mile pursuit by E.

P. Boot of Boston. Taylor Wins Prom lacEschern. WASHINGTON. Sept 21Major Taylor, the colored bicyclist, won both the one mile and the three-mile motor-paced races at the Coliseum tonight.

defea-ing Archie His time was lin 30s and lirn 16 2-6s. Archie McLachern won the live-mile event Time 7m 42e. Wodeston Yawls Baca. C11.7L'C'T. Sept 21The yawls enrolled In the Wollaston yacht club held a race a this afternoon over the usual club course.

The summary: Actual tt toe Name and owner in a rzle C. Lewis I Raver, Smith I 23 Brant, Fenno .1:58:03 oer hma 1 1 rY4 23 TOWNS OUTtOWEO. Aquatic Surprise at Red River, Winnipeg World's Champion Souller Makes a Very Poor Showing. TORONTO, Sept 2IA good deal of the glory won by George Towns, the English sculler. who captured the world' championship from Gaudaur.

seems to have departed the past week. In the first place, be was defeated at Winnipeg today not only by Sullivan. but also by Pearce, and it appears came nearly being compelled to wind up the procession. Durnan being only half a length behind him at the finish. Gaudaur's opinion of OWAS has altered since his defeat, and the former champion now declares that Towns, unless he can row three miles much faster than 20m 355, the time of the Town Gaudaur race.

will not long retain the title. Gaudaur says: "Such time would not have done when I was in my prime. I was in good condition ror the race Monday. but stiff on Saturday. When a man of my age is trained down.

the muscles are not as responsive as at ZS, end an older man cannot recover a3 quickly from exertion." The result of the race today wee nevertheless a surprise to Gaudaur. as well as to all others here. who expect td Towns would win and the stock of the English worlds champion sculler hae gone considerably. Towns was the favorite betting. The race was rowed anortiy after 5 in on the Red river, near The' temperature was only above the freezing point.

and a piercing northwest breeze was blowing. Towns had the best course, and Durnen next. Sullivan seems to have had the race pretty well in hand. for he won by half a length. Pearce, who made a big fight far it in the last half mile.

was next. and Towns followed three lengths behind him. Towns never seemed to have much show for winnifiK Durnan rowed three or four pounds below his proper weight. and before the start did not feel At as he should. He was pretty well done out at the finish.

RACE FCR SWEEPSTAKE Lee and Crooks Authorize the Securing of Entries for One About Oct 12 Prcbabis Entries. Oarsmen George Lee and Jack Crooks authorized the representative of the Globelast evening to Secure the entries uf -all the big professional scullers to row a sweepstake race at Boston on or about Oct 12. Ilas Rogers, James A. Ten Eyck. James Wray and Eddie Durnan bave already announced their willingness to row.

George Towns. Sullivan, Gaudaur and Pearce were telegraphed last night, and nre sure to enter. A purse of $liOn is promised. and each oarsman will put in $100. WON LAST THREE.

Palm Leaf Gets 2:14 Trot at Cincinnati Driver of Onnam Protested at Racing In the Dark. CINCINNATI. Sept 21There was an unusual scene at the closing or the fourth day of the Oakley park grand circuit meeting. Palm Leaf. Janice and Ozanam had each two heats in the Gibson house purse of $3000 for 2:14 trotters, and in the fast-growing darkness Ed Benyon.

driver of Ozanam, followed by a crowd of about 100. went to the judges' stand to demand the enforcement of the rule against rasing after the daylight had I too far gone to be able to distinguish the color and gait of the horses. The judges insisted on deciding the race and Palm Leaf and Janice were sent away on the final journey. It was so dark that no color of horse or driver's cap could be distinguished on the back btretch and far turn. The heat was 1 wdli by Palm Leaf.

The Judges declared that third money should go to tne association. Benyon entered a protest amid the cheers of the crowd. and the money is now tied up for decision by the National trotting association. The unfinished 210 trot went to Sister Alice. The summaries: 2:10 CLASS.

TROTTING Purse 11500 (three heats decided Friday). Sister Alice. bin. by I3aron Wilkes, dam Beulah Medium (Kenney). 1 1 2 1 1 Misa Sligo.

lim (nightie Ids 8 2 1 2 P. lib (Mc Can and Hudson). 2 3 3 3 Time 2:1714. 2:15. 2:14.

2:30 PACING Purse $1580. George Castle. bg. by Itoseberry, dam by Dime Bull (Thomas) 1 1 2 1 Cambria Maid. tim (Boyd) 5 2 1 3 The Grazer.

bg (Lyons) 8 6 3 2 AnnIP N. bui (Marion) 3 5 5 6 Tuezberry, gra olnerman) 9 3 8 7 Lady Brooks. bm (Marshall) 4 8 7 5 Emma Lou, bin (Johneon) 6 7 9 4 Tom Keene. eh ISwearengen) 11 10 4 8 Harry. bg (Silvers) 7 11 8 10 1 Wrath bz (Hoffman) 10 9 10 9 Myrootia.

chm (Darnall.) 2 -4 lids Ethel Brown, him (Curtis). 12 da I Cricket, bra (Price) ils I I Time 2:13. 2:1214, 2:09. 2:11. 1 TROTTERS I Grand Hotel plirme.

Lent. ha. by Onward I (McCarthy). 510 97111 I Jabice. bm, by William I Ia'-ild 41ludzon) 1 8 10 1 2 2 2 1 OTtl na tro.

brm, by Agtell 411((nyon) 10 1 1 8 I 9 1 I-ndy ThiAbe. tIni (Kenney) 9 2 2 5 4 ro i I nt WM. brh (Lyon and Young) 2 5 5 3 311) Gract Onward. ehm (Macey) A 6 7 2 8 ro Sul'ana, (Tin (11(Itmani. 3 4 8 8 5 to i J.

rom (11-1Ce) 7 9 4 4 9 ro brh (Miller) 11 11 6 9 6 ro Whievrood. rrir (Srlow) 4 a dq, 1 Moo. bg (Mitchell). 8 7 11 dr Did not 'tort. Time 2.12.

2:1214. 2:13. 2:15. 2:13, 2:15, 218. FOR 2:14 PACERS The Ohio.

purse $3000. nfin Patch, brii. by Joe PatchenTillie Chlmoi iMcIlenryi 1 1 1 Capt Sphinx. bg tVeile) 8 3 2 Council ('hims. ih iSnow) 5 2 3 Martha Marshall.

bin (cDowell) 2 1 4 Lady All illght. chm (floth) 4 6 6 Paulding Boy. bh (Fog le) 6 5 5 Time 2:091.4, 2:07. 2:11. LAST QUARTER AT A 2:08 CLIP.

New World's Recoycl for Amateur Drivers by EL Devereaux. CLEVELAND Sept 2IAt the matinee of the gentlemen's driving club this afteriloon the bay stallion John McKerron, driven by his owner. H. K. Devereaux trotted a mile to wagon in establishing a new world's record for amateur drivers.

The fact that the air was chilly and a strong wtnd as blowing. made this great performance all the more remarkable. The first half of the mile was trotted In 1:04, the last half being covered in the last quarter in 304i seconds. a 2.4.13 gait. A large number of watches caught the mile in 2:06 and Marsilisld's 'nosing Day.

MARSHFIELD Sept 2The union fair of the Marshfield and Plymouth agricultural societies closed this evening. The trotting was witnesatld by a large crowd. The summary: 2:40 CLASS. TROT AND PACE. Gladys M.

mu (taneein) 1 1 I Correct. hg Merry) 3 2 2 Peanut. bg (Baker) 2 8 8 Time 2.36. 2:33. 2:37.

2:30 CLASS. TROT AND PACE Katherine. chm 1 1 1 Wm i Hines'. lib (Zobnes) .2 2 4 Diluter. log 5 5 2 Jerome.

bg (Wilder( 3 8 5 Kimball. 1.4g (Wilbur) 4 4 3 Time trti. 2:22 CLASS, TROT AN.D PABCEl 4 4 Ptirse 2100. Katherine, chm (Gilbert) 1 2 4 1 avant. bg (Wilbur( lochs Pante.

bg (Blanchard) ...2 3 2 2 Shube Wilkes. bg (Peluso) 4 4 3 3 Time 2.24. 2:23 2.29. Trottinsr and Facing at Baltimore. Sept 2IToday's races resulted as follows: 2:15 pace, Pug first Una Bell second.

Winnifred Id third; best time Second races won by Too Soon. with Peggy seton4 and Hart third; best time Third race, Nev Jersey first, Billy second. Walter third: best time 2:1414 Fourth race, Gypsy Red first. Frank Yoakum second, Prince A third; best time 22, 1901. QUICK TRIAL.

Court Opens Monday to Try Assassin czoigosz. ins at 10 O'Clock in Part III earls Canty Surele Court. Ity lib34331L1 td.uisuat.. THREE SERIOUS ACCIDENTS. Timothy.

Coniey RAI Over by Coat ins at nest Foster 141- by Trorey '10 0.Clock 1 Wagon, Er in, Part III C2r, Thomas B'shoo Fell off Starrirg. oErie Canty Sumo Court Three accidents which happened In Cambridge yesterday afternoon may '1 have serious results. Shortly after 3 o'clock Timothy Conley. 10 years old, of 12 Leighton ct. East Cambridge, was riding on one of the Justice Truman f.

White wagons of the Wellington-Wilde coal company. When the wagon reached a Preside. point opposite 61 Sacramento st. North CambrIdge. he fell of and the forward wheel passed over his chest.

He was taken to Cambridge hospital. Prisoner Talking More, But I Ernest Foster, whose home Is at 69 1 ggles St. Roxbury, Is at the Massa- Not Much. chusetts general hospital in a dying con- dition. He Is 18 years old, and for the past two weeks has been employed as a I bell boy in Riverbank court, near the Ab 'WI II 1 Cambridge end of Harvard bridge.

He Insanity, Lack of Evidence as to Cause of Death, the Defence. BUFFALO, Sept 21All Is ready for the trial of Leon F. Cazo lihes, the asELISffill of President The murderer will be placed in the prisoner's box at 10 o'clock Monday morning in part III of. the supreme court, Erie county. over which Justice Truman C.

White is designated to pre- side. The Indictment is an ordinary one for murder in the first degree. It was drawn with extraordinary care by Dist Atty Thomas Penney lest technical errors creep in. The trial will be brief. probably two days in length, and with six or seven tiny a ILI MILS Lig, pm I Laa weeks Czolgosz Is likely to pay the HORSE SHOW AT LINCOLN.

penalty for by electrochtion In the death chamber at Auburn prison. Annual Affair of the Middlesex Hunt The prosecuting ollIcers will be Dist Ctub was Well Attended and a ComAtty Thomas Penney and Asst Dist A tty Frederick Haller. Both are eon7 Wete Slre.ss. sidered able men, well versed in crint- 91 'Ti as vtvill. 1 1 ily pi VZLVLA a Iry als Ctub was Well Attended and a ComAtty Thomas Penney and Asst Dist Atty Frederick Haller.

Both are eon- p.ete Sire'ISS. sidered able men, well versed in crinv; LINCOLN, Inal law and procedure. Sent 2IThe annual hors For the defence there wilt be. three I show' of the', Middlesex club was as, igned lawyere, former Jestice Loraine I held -at 'the' 'Kennels in South Lincoln L. Lewis of the supreme court.

former 1 twiny. court and Carlton E. Ladd. the law part- This ehow is the event of the season Justice Robert C. Titus of the supreme net.

of Mr Titus. in this section, and society people of Mr Ladd was added to the defence Concord, Weston, Lincoln and also from Boston turned out in large numbers. forces today at the suggestion of Messrs Lewis and Titus. The two former supreme court justlees. both able, learned The show began at 9 a with a din-men.

will carefully conserve whatever play of farm teams, and from then until rights the prisoner has. late this evening the sport continued The defence of the assassin will be on with an intermission of an hour at noon, when two points: First. the lack of evidence as to the lunch was served at the Kennels. Cause of death; and second, insanity. The prize winners were as follows: Farm teams.

to be shown before a TALKIA A LITTLE. suitable wagonTom and Jerry, S. rt. Snelling. first; Sally and Kate, Charles Dr Carlos McDonald, Excert Ailentst, Francis Adams, second.

Judges. John F. Farrar and H. E. Warner.

Examines HimJul-e Titus Not Call- Saddle horses, over 15 handsKing inf. "Adverse Witness 4." Pin, Cherrycroft farm, first: Rangoon, H. E. Warner. second.

Judges, C. U. BUFFALO, Sept ItlCzolgosz was ex- Rice and Tyler Morse. amined as to his sanity or insanity for Lady's driving horse, lady to drive. one hour this afternoon, by Dr Carlos i Gniger.

Mrs J. A. Garlana, first; Ben likes, Miss Bertha Groves, second' McDonald of New York, the eminent judges, W. R. Trask and Tyler Morie.

alienist, who was for years the chair- Heavyweight bunters, up to carry leg man of, the state board of lunacy corn- 185 pounds or under to boundsGray- mIssinners. I buck, A. H. Higginson. first; Nora.

W. At its close Dr McDonald declined to R. Trask, second; judges. C. G.

Rice and Tyler Morse. discuss the cas, and the attorneys would not express their opinion as to horses, 15 hands or underVir- the assassin's mental condition. genia, Nirs A.111. Higginson, first; Six Judge Titus said that the alienist Bits. Mrs A.

H. Iligginso.n. second; judgcs, C. G. Itie and Tyler Morse.

would make a further examination of the prisoner, but that the time had Sporting tandems, leader to be taken out of herness and shown over regulai- not been decided upon. In answer to hunters' fencesMarquis and All's Weil, questions Judge Titus said: A 14 II leainson first Calitmn Si MI questions Juuge I ILLIU bil.AU Mes A. H. Higginson. first; Ca; than and ''The prisoner talked.

but not freely. i Bonebreaker, Iloward Snelling. second. He talked consilerably to strict Attor- Judges W. R.

Trask, Tyler Morse and ney Penney and Dr McDonald, but was C. G. Rice. not very communicative with Judge I Harness tandemsRangoon and Arai-Lewis and myself. I would not care to is, H.

E. Warner. first; Six Bits and Nestor and Cigarette. R. B.

Baker. 1 Ginger. Iligginson and Gas-land, secood; a basis of defence." swahylchwhweotuhledc soecrvenotto hheelpsunsidinufnoyrtmhiln I third; Grayhaek and Marquis. A. H.

"Will Dr McDonald be a witness for Higginson, fourth: judges W. R. Trask the defence upon the trial?" was asked. and Tyler Morse. "Well.

we are not calling adverse wit- i Lightweight hunters. up to carrying just yet. We want to know 1150 pounds or underKing Pin. Cherry-just exactly what he thinks before we i croft Farm, first; All's Well, Mrs A. H.

determine that was the i Higginson, second; Virginia. Mrs A. If. judge's sigpificant reply. 1 Higginson, third; Sporting Parson.

R. B. Barrett, fourth; judges C. G. Rice and Tyler Morse.

Fein BALI' INJIBED. 'reams of hunters from recognized hunt clubs, to be ridden by members or 1 subscribers in hunt uniformMiddlesex Runaway Horse Upsets a Wazonette I $Alth team hunt Lenin nc second. II. st Norfolk I third. Serious Results.

fMiddlesex olkhunt nt ch club team club Load of Hull Pleasure Seekers High jumpersThe Zebra. R. B. H. W.

Baker, first, 5ft Sin: Aire Well, Mrs HULL, Sept 21Mr and Mrs John B. A. H. Higginson, second. Fitzpatrick and Mrs Sweeny.

mother of and spoon raceWon by C. L. Jr Fitzpatrick's deceased wife, were Todd. I badly injured this afternoon by being 1 Cigar and umbrella race Won by thrown from a wagonette in which they I George Lamson. were driving down Point Allerton hill.

I Those who won with prize Cattle fol-1 It being Mr Fitzpatrick's intention to I low: take a longer ride than usual. instead of Holstein bullsF. W. Mason first. his own horse he hired one at a I bur Smith second, F.

C. Dumaire third. livery etable and started from his cot- I Ayrshire bullsJ. W. Nelson.

tage on Galups hill. between 3 and 4. I Jersey bullsJ. E. Eveleth.

with his wife. Mrs Sweeny, his eaugh- Holstein cowsWilbur Smith first. ters Julia and Mary, and son Thomas I Walter Baker second. Wilbur Smith for the drive across Nantasket beach. I third.

In Vutting on the brake while descend- Ayrshire cowsWalter Baker first. big the eastern slope of Point Allerton William Alg second. hill. near the Allerton station. the horse I Jersey cowsWalter Baker first, J.

E. took fright and ran. The vehicle struck Eveleth second. a post and upset. I Jersey heifersJohn Nii Rooney first.

Mr Fitzpatrick was severely bruised John Ryan second, Walter Baker third. 1 about the shoulders. Mrs Fitzpatrick's 'Holstein heifersJohn Farrar first. ankle was broken, and it is thought Walter Baker second, John Farrar third. Mrs Sweeny sustained internal injur es.

The judge of the cattle was W. C. Robbins. A doctor from Boston will examine I her tonight. 1 Miss Mary Fltzpateek's face was bad- ''ihinol l' of afrgraairpesw.onnd up- with a ly cut.

but Miss Julia and Master, i Farrar carried oft the honors for the Thomas Fitzpatrick escaped without a best ed scratch, though they were badly shaken 1 up. The horse and wagonette were un-i injured. chase after a greased pig. which was I finally captured by Michael McHugh. STRUCK B1 AN Thomas O'Laughlin of Evorett Was Instantly Killed and His Companions Narrowly Escaped.

EVERETT, Sept 21While crossing the tracks of the RR near the plant of the New England gas and coke works early this evening, Thomas O'Laughlin was struck by. a train and Instantly killed, while a companion, Daniel Murphy, was thrown to- the, ground by the rush of air and aufferel severe contusions of the head and face. O'Laughlin, who was employed on the' night shift of the gas plant. was on way to work with two fellow workmen, Daniel Murphy and Daniel Kennedy, both residents of this city. About 6:30 they reaehed the tracks and while waiting for an outward bound train to pass.

stood upon the other track. Deafened by the noise of the passing tmin, with eyes turned in the other direction, they did not perceive the approach of the Portsmouth express. Murphy and Kennedy stepped from the path of the approaching train in time, but O'Laughlin was too late. Struck by the pilot he was hurled many feet Into the air, and death must have been instantaneous. Murphy escaped with slight injuries, and Kennedy was unhurt.

Medical examiner Durell was notified end the remains were placed in charge of an undertaker. O'Laughlin lived at 19 Lewis at, and was formerly a resident of Cambridge, moving to Everett but two months ago. He leaves a widow. Death of Dana R. Hovonr.

Dana R. Hovey. a member of one et the oldest Cambridge families, palsed away yesterday at Cambridge hospital, EMPIRE ON BEGGING TOUR. China Will Send Commissioners to Ask Funds to Pay the Powers' Indeminty. as a go.

1 I 0 PEKIN. Sept 21The city has been preparing to dispatch three commis-perfectly quiet since the evacuation of I eons. headed by a tao-tal and two pre-Pekin by the foreign troops. fects. to visit America.

the Philippines, Gen Yuan Shi Kal's soldiers are or Austr and elsewhere, for the put-deny and efficient and the people are i pose of soliciting subscriptions from friendly. Foreigners, unarmej visit all Chinese residents toward the indemnity sections of the city and suburbs unmo- 1 to be paid to tbe powers. and will re- quest the foreign ministers hers to fur- lested. nish the commissions with credentials. Prince Ching has written to the for- Some of the ministers do not approve sign ministers that the government is of the scheme to taz, the Chinese abroad.

from a complication of diseases. Mr Hovey was born in Cambridge and sy.ts 65 years old. He was a member of the odd Fellows. ICmghts of Malta. Iten Men, Veteran Firemen's asuclation.

Pilgrim Fathers and many other organizations. He was formerly prominent in military circles in the city. He leaves three sisters. The funeral arrangements have not yet beep completed. byt a.service Is to he held at Mt Auburn chapel at a time to be announced later.

rode out from Boston to go to work about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and near the end of the bridge stepped off the ear and passed behind It across the Inward track. An Inward bound electric struck him and threw him to the ground some distance away. tie was picked up unconscious by park policeman Murphy and the ambulance took him to thia hospital. suffering with a concussion of the brain and other Injuries. Late reports last night Indicated that the injutics would prove fatal.

The fall of a staging on a new house now bfing erected on Mifflin pl, Old Ca.mbri,Ige. caused Thomas Bishop, a carpenter employed by John Mehaffy. to- fall 20 feet. He received internal injuries which may prove fatal. He was taken to the Cambridge hospital in the police a mbulance.

Bishop lives at 493 Somerville ay. Somerville. A fellow workman of Bishops was standing on the staging at the time It gave why but he landed safely and was not injured. Hunt Corn- horso was nool 'II a le Of from s. ec 1 dill- until inued noon.

lelS. It me a g. rt. tarles John -King goon. 2.

U. rive Ben EVERETT MAN ROBBED. I He Accuses One Clara Johnson of 1 Taking. $25--She is Arrested. 1 A woman.

27 years of age, who gave I her name as Clara Johnson and address 1 as 152 Canton st, was locked up at etaI. 2 last n'ight for taking from the pocket of Ardrew J. Laurand of Everett the sum of S25. Mr Laurrnd said he met the young I woman up near the state house and they I went to a hotel not far away. They I staid there a little while and when they i- were about to leave Laurand missed I two tens and a five that he had had loose in his pocket.

Smultaneously be saw his companion making for the door. He ran after her and in the chase came across patrolman Byrne of station 2. 1 who was told of the trouble. The officer I ran. and soon had the woman at I the station.

Bills of the same denomination that Laurand said she had taken from him I were found on her person. She pave I her name as above, but the police think 1 ettliaely have e. natnmehebr, Ira offender and I I I Some Val ed Razors Recovered. Inspector Patterson of police head- cleaners. yesterday.

got on the trail 1 of the thief who looted the barber shop I of John Marks Wednesday night. A seore of valuable razorsa collection I made by Mr Marks in 25 yearswtre found in a pawnshop on Hanover st. the thief nisposed of them ior the I sum of 14 Mr Marks last night was in a cheerful mood. as among the property 1 I were several razors which he valued as souvenirs. they having been used by hirn in shaving many distinguished men who have visited Boston in the past.

I The police feel quite confident of run' ning down the MAY BE SHIFTEll Campbell a Possibillt) in the Back Field. flarvird's Flint CO S3I33 to Th. Work of the Squat1.141 Like Footall. H. Townsend of Co 1 Breaks a Leg.

Pennsylvania is a Trifle Shy t4 Good Guar; la The practice of the Harvard tooth squad on Soldiers field yesterday gpo noon was especially interesting bettal of an air of mystery about the hill part of the work. When Most az to candidates had gone to trie locker 1144 ing five men were glVen a little ma work way down at tbe lower end field. In this laqUal there was a etat4 rush Niarehall. quarter on last vvi freshman; Capt Dav, Campbell at itg half, coach Reid at fullback ani at right half. To many It looked kt3 though Culp bell might be a candidate for the INA field Instuad of end.

where be has pleAl for the past two years. "klen" watched these 111,111 running thi-jit Cla it did on tht watched these 11 leil running thymt The work of the entire squad 1040 ecnrourdee first day. There wan more passing. niti charging for the lite men more puntirg for' the backs and more running dust for the ends In the afternoon practice there were men out. a gain of 12 ov er Thurslay.

The mobt promising men Who reportet to Capt -Campbell yesterday wrt Wright '03 and Chester Robinson '01 Wright was on the varsity squad kat fall and on the freshman team the pre. vious year. Robinson played guard oft the freshman eleven last year and was the beat shot putter in college last spring. He weighs bil and is old for a line PO3 i ik)11. tither TICW Melt sere Dougherty.

Frost, Gret-tuiugh. hard and Gregg. The morning practice was rather light The line men. in charge of Barnard. tog a turn at falling on the ball.

a little work In charging and a run around the field. The back field did a little punting and had a jog around Vv. tiell In the afternoon the candidate for quartet were given a long drill in receiving passes from genter and in catching punts. HALFBACK BREAKS LEG. Harry Townsend of Will be Out of Game for YearSerous Lou to Eleven.

NEW HAVEN, Sert 21-1-Tarry Tmol send, one of the backs of the Celumbs varsity eleven. broke one cf his legs practice at Branford Feint this mork ing Dr IV H. Carmott of the Yale me.1 cal school faculty was called to braa ford to attend him and redoced a ens pound fracture between the knee aid the ankle. Townlend was regarded by i. rusts Sanford.

the Columbia coach. its ea of the best half-bfIcks in the country. This afternoon Townsend was able to be removed to his home in New )(Grit It is feared that he cannot 'pity atois for a year at least. DRUMS FIRST CAME. Indians Defeat 1-2banon.

28 to Warner Has Lar7e Number of Candi. dates from Whom to Select Teem. CARLISLE. Penn. Sept 21Cari1als Indians opened the football season thX afternoon on Indian neld with Lebanon valley college.

Only four of last team have returned th play with the Indians. but it Is expected that "Pot Warner will develop a strong eleven. In the flret half Carlisle did very w4 Palmer putting up the best same. Tare lett made 'the first touchdown in four minutes of play. In the second half Carlisle charged the entire eleven, Snonckuk.

the fi.lak -mo, going in at center near the eiow at the game. The summary; CARLISLE LLISANMS Brecliey le re (mg Shlubene is Hurts It Clipping, It 1 Brown rl Sold 1 Wheelock IS Lobe mum cbsereosaygne ce I Shouckulg Wnite rg 1g Lelia Sbeidon rg Curley rg Bear rg Williams It Baratta Cast(' rt Coleman re Costir4 Totyopa re Bare qh Albrlett. Johnston qb Decor ibb Alto Chatfield fib ialett Kra San' rah Veinier th to Grit Wintams Wattitsi ft) Score. Carlisle 25. Lebanon O.

Toeettivali, Yariett 1. Palmer 1 2. IVIllosa Goals from tothlolowns. Pain.er 2, Weloel Umpire. Fle-lipor.

Pidiltertn. G. Warner, Time. 2 17m hsleA. say ON GUARDS.

Penusylvan'a Candidates Get to Hart PHILADELPHIA, Sept 21Fennel, vania's football canaidates held tteir rst actual football practice todalt when four elevens were lined up ed Franklin teld and two games tif 15 Min utes each played. The work was fast and furious sad the authorities feel encouraged al Its outlook. The greatest drawback to Pentisylva, nites chances. especially against Has. Yard, is that there are no candidates who show up well for guards.

crier the system of "guards back flat men are essential for these positioaL So far McCabe. the Stroudsburg school boy. Plekarkski of Wyorolng seminary and Donaldson Of Pennviiyard charter are the most lacy candidates for these positions. There were only two old players is LodaY's lineup. Davidson at fullbs, cnd Gardiner at end.

Other men are Jordan, Ilennett. Andersca Puticr. Howard. Metzger awl Weed. Dr Carl Williams, '95.

and S. A. Boyle, 97. were on the fltid assisting is coaching. Ex-Cart Hare is expected soon and will join the coaches.

Einkey Urania to Ad Yale. BUFFALO. Sept Frank A. Hinkel ex-captain of the Yale football WU who lives in Tonawanda. is In recePt, of several letters from members of the council of coaches of his sima meet requestIng him to come to New liav141, and assist in getting the team intostaPe- He has declined ewin, to busInco mantis.

Aloe at Yale Tomorrow. NEW HAVEN. Sept 21Yale's bot I ball squad bad another gocoi d37 toi's work today and lineups and were practiced. Beginning Monday the squad hl probably be put through room 1 rigid practice and Aril have to work in" I der the critical eye of evacti Geo'S' Adee. will and LOT NC with tern 71C berg 756 ch LOT boo st 9E LOT 3 trim 1 1 LOT 1 richt sot LOT larr to Be' t9 LOT trIMI Eoc: Acorn mod ROC COM tift Sri all tit $1.1 rerc tali We Oil ter Poi or at 38 th tei at Fl tit el AI 1 tio et th 1 of gnu 3 I 74, 44.

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