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THE CHICAGO CHEONICLE FRIDAY i MORNING SEPTEMBER 25 1896 seated machines would" be pushed up the MILLER CLIPS THE RECORD STATE AND TRUST AT WAR from the bursting of a blood vessel of the brain He represented the first Georgia dis FATHER SMITH DEAD banking and a fresh team started une re- The Chicago Chronir's Sep' 251338 trict In the last four congresses and is democratic nominee for re-election There is lit republican but never held office beyond serving one term in the legislature abom twenty year ago and a term as regent of the state university In 18S0 he was delegate at large to the republican national convention and made the speech nominating James tle chance of recovery Attorney General Moloney At New Mark Is Established for Fitty Mile American Race Aged Pastor of St Vincent de Paul's Church Passes Away tacks a Big Corporation Chicago Gas Interests Are Assailed in That 'Figures Are Set Up in the Twenty-Four Hour Coliseum Race Malignant Cancer the Disease Results in Dissolution Judge Gibbons' Court Any Boy Knows lief was attempted at great risk and carried out with success ic In addition to the usual number of heats semifinals were necessitated In the quarter mile amateur Bade-hocn Vincent Loos Morse Schroeder 'and Fitzpatrick were sifted oujforjthe concluding-contest Morse as the winner of the fastest heat had the pole andook the lead at the crack of the pistol Badenbcjh and Schroeder battled for Morse's whejel but neither was able to secure the position nd in the wrangle Fitzpatrick and Soos got the two in a pocket RIDE OF THE AMATEURS Badenoch was lost at the turn Into the stretch but made a terrific spurt which landed him in second position only six inches behind Morse Fitzpatrick got third position by almost aa narrow a margin The finish was the closest of the meet and was greeted with deafening applause The summaries: 4 Amateur one-fourth of a mile open first heat: Norton first Adams second time 0:33 4-5 Second heat: CJ Frick first Miller second time 0:34 Third heat: Ford first Becker second Fourth heat: Badenoch first: Lindqurst second FMfth h- Bitter Personalities Exchanged by Leadiu Eider Is Comparatively Unknown and Toys Wide Circle of Friends and Large Congregation Mourn His Loss Counsel on Eotb Sides With the Other Contestants ALEXANDER SULLIVAN IN AMERICA Noted Irish Loader Arrives on the Ialin and Starts for Chicago New York Sept 24 The steamship Lahn which arrived at her pier at Hoboken at 8 a today had on board Alexander Sullivan of Chicago Three of Mr Sullivan's friends who had come on from Chicago to meet him were at the pier with a carriage A large trunk marked "A Sullivan" was lifted up to the front of the carriage and placed beside the driver A very small trunk was put inside After arranging to have some of his luggage sent to 2324 Park avenue Cincinnati and the rest to 378 Oak street Chicago Mr Sullivan and his friends entered a carriage and directed the driver to proceed at once to the Grand Central station in this city Mr Sullivan told the purser of the Lahn that he would go to Chicago immediately He looked very well though his friends thought he had changed considerably since he had left the country It is said that he took the first train for Chicago as he was anxious to reach home on account of the illness of Mrs Sullivan Blaine for the presidency nominating speech attracted more than usual attention He referred to the great Maine statesman now dead and gone as the "Honorable James Blaine" Blaine in a letter rebuked him gently for not placing him properly in mination About two years ago Mr Joy accompanied the National Bar association on a river excursion which was one of the social features of their meeting in Detroit When the boat returned to her dock Mr Joy miscalculated the number of steps needed to cross the gang-plank and fell into the riveT A promi-ment southern judge who was a delegate immediately jumped in after him Mr Joy came to the surface puffing and blowing the water out of his mouth Seeing another man in the same fix he inquired: "Who are you sir?" "I am so and s8" replied the delegate "What are you doing here?" persisted Mr Joy "I jumped in to help you" was the reply "Don't need any help" said the veteran 'f'I'm accustomed to the water could swim across to Windsor if I was not encumbered with clothes" Mr Joy was fished out and sent home in a carriage protesting that he was all right and never felt better in his life Next Say he was downtown as usual World's Case Good Is Continued Ten Days When the Battle Will Be Renewed Prospects for the Day Mark to Be Eclipsed James Joy tlieXoted Lawyer and Rail way Man Dies at Detroit The Chicago gas trust and the great state CLIPS FIFTY MILE RECORD of Illinois almost came to blows yesterday MILLER'S GREAT PERFORM AN CEr Loos first McNiven second Sixth heat: Van De Sande first Wilson second Seventh heat: Fitzparick first Kennedy second Eighth heat: Schenck first: Miller of Chicago set new figures for 'They met in Judige Gibbons' courtroom Fisher second Nnith heat: IT Goode second Tenth heat: Morse' the American fifty-mile competition race last night at the Coliseum and if he keeps They were not there In their own proper persons for the reason that a state has no What suits him and we know what it is worth his while to buy We're making great preparations for the opening of that very much larger and better Boys' Clothing Department in our new store and we want Mothers to know that first Burkhart time 0:32 2-5 Semi finals First heat: Badenoch first: Loos up the terrific ride he started he will go beyond the world's twenty-four hour mark tecond time 0:33 2-5 Second beat: Morse rst Schroeder second Fitzoatrick such thing as individuality arid everybod" knows that corporations like gas trusts have neither bodies nor souls But Bil REV EDWARD SMITH DIES AT AN OLD AGE After a painful illness covering- a period of several weeks Rev Father Edward Smith pastor of St Vincent de Paul's church "Webster avenue and Osgood street died at 8:30 o'clock last evening in at Joseph's hospital He was 64 years old and had been a resident of Chicago for upward of twenty years A large and prosperous congregation and a wide circle of friends and admirers will mourn his loss The reverend father was afflicted with malignant cancer and although he received time 0:33 1-5 Final Morse first Badenoch second Fitzpatrick third time 0:34 2-5 The contest started at 9 o'clock and will conclude at the same hour tonight At the end- Twenty-four-hour race Time bv mllea -Miliar lings and Robert Todd Lincoln and some of leading-: First 2:07 1-5: second 4:17 3-5- thir1 6:25 fourth fifth 10:54 sixth 13:09 3-5 their attorneys were present and whenever such Is the case the gas trust is not far of the first two hours of the big event the lccal man had a lead of two miles over Frank Waller of New York who was up to that seventh 4-5 eighth lfzi 2-5: ninth 19:40 4-5: tenth 21:57 3-5 eleventh 24:10 4-5 twelfth 26:27 4-5: thirteenth 28:38: fourrpeTith aivsa- fif away As ror tne state Attorney uenerai teenth 33:03 sixteenth 35:17 seventeenth 37:33 4-5 time second in the race Moloney was "it" in the fiction of the law it'll pay them to wait until our eignteentn nineteenth 41:54 3-5 twen The first fifty miles of the contest Miller The attorney general in his capacity of the tieth 44:16 twenty-first 4:19 twenty-second 48:27 4-5: twentv-third 50:42 4-5: twpntvfimrth state of Illinois intimated that he wanted 52:67: twenty-fifth 55:12 3-5 twentv-sixth 87:83 2-5- the scalp of the gas trust He stepped into twenty-seventh 59:51 4-5 twenty-eighth 1:02:03 2-5 removal (which'll be in a few days) before buying their Boys" the open space before' Judge Gibbons' bench twenty-ninth thirtieth 1:06:44 thirty-first 1:09:02 4-5 thirty-second 1:11:19 2-5-thirty-third 1:13:35 4-5 thirty-fourth 1:15:55 which is reserved for legal combats and at MRS TRUESDALL BADLY BURNED Dress Takes Fire and a Passer-by With DifHcnlty Quenches the iiaze The dress of Mrs Emma Truesdall a widow living alone at 1065 North Ridgeway avenue caught fire yesterday afternoon and she received burns which may cause her death She had been to the woodshed at the rear of her house and had returned with an armful of wood As she stooped over the stove the flames burst out in response to the stick of wood she threw upon the coals and ignited her garments She was alone at the time but her screams attracted a passer-by who did his best to extinguish the blaze He did not succeed however until the woman had been severely blistered The police were called and they removed her to the home of her sister Mrs Orr at 893 Cortland street There it is said by tne physician who was called in that the chances are against her recovery Mrs Truesdall is 52 years old Fall Clothing: a wave of his hand Attorney Scofleld who assisted him began to read an affidavit At tnirty-nitn 4-i mirty-sixth 1:20:44 2-5 thirty-seventh 1:23:04 3-5 thirty-eighth 1:25:15: thirty-ninth 1:27:29 2-5 fortieth 1:29:45 2-5 fortv-first 1:32:02 2-5 forty-second 1:34:32 2-5: fortv- Many pleasant surprises third 1:37:47 4-5: forty-fourth 1:39:20 4-5- fnrtv- torney Meagher who represented the gas trust didn't want the afKcUavit read He ob fifth 1:41:58 2-5 forty-sixth fortv-sev- enth 1:47:07: fortv-eie-hth 1:49:28 4-5- fnrtv-ninth wait you there you'll see jected to it on every legal ground whicn 1:51:56 2-5 fiftieth 1:54:25 3-5 fifty-first 1:57:30 3-5: fifty-second 2:00:07 1-5 MILLER AGAIN IN FRONT Such riding as Miller's has rarely been witnessed in the ihistcry of long-distanee contests On his fifty-fifth mile he fell back Brow Kin would have any weight with a court and the attorneys who were assisting him joined in the objections It was at this point the two great forces nearly came to blows The gas trust wanted a week in which to think over the affidavit Attorney General Moloney only wanted to allow a minute or two The court compromised the matter by giving tfie gas trust a week and a half At 1 1 Co allowing Waller and Harding to catch up and pass him Waller had the lead at midnight with seventy-three miles and three laps while Harding was pressing him close Miller was a lap behind but riding strong POLICE RECOVER" A PET PARROT MADISON AND CLARK Part of the Plunder That a Uureiar Turns and with comparatively little effort Eleven AUISE3IESTS Over to a Cliiiiainan A parrot with green plumage and the lim others were on the track and the entire field was giving a good account of itself CHARLES MILLER EDSON KEITH'S FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE COMPLETED Arrangements have been completed for the funeral of Edson Keith The services will be held in the family residence at 11 o'clock this morning and the interment will be in Graceland cemetery The body was removed to the Keith home yesterday afternoon Since it was taken from the lake it rested in the undertaking establishment where it was sent under the direction of Coroner McHale After the inquest the body was prepared for burial It was placed in a casket which was of rich but simple design and yesterday at 2 o'clock it was "conveyed to the brown stone mansion in Prairie avenue where the body will rest until 11 o'clock this morning All day friends of the family were calling to pay their respects to the memory of the dead and evidence their condolence with the family in their grief A spray of black crepe fluttered from the door bell Carriages would drive up and women in somber dress would get out and ascend the broad stone steps The butler would meet them at the door and receive the card of the caller who would turn away silently Within the great mansion was silent Intimate friends of the family who were arranging for the last rites of the dead moved about noiselessly and spoke in low voices Mrs Keith was prostrated Her sons remained with her almost constantly trying to console her The places of business- In which Edson Keith was the moving and controlling spirit were closed yesterday The big store at Monroe street and Wabash avenue" was locked and the blinds were drawn Customers went to the big doors but did not try them the waving folds of crepe over the door latch turned them away The funeral services will be heid in the family residence These will be conducted by Rev A Canfield pastor of St Paul's Universalist church of which Edson Keith was one of the most active and prominent members since the organization of the parish The services will be simple and brief Two hymns will be sung by the choir of the ited vocabulary of one word was part of the At 12:23 the eight men were still far in the proceeds of a burglar which officers of the covered in 1:54:25 3-5 which is 16:41 1-5 faster than the former record The old time was Maxwell street police station recovered last lead of the American record and their ride promised to result in a big clip The posi CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE night and the bird spent the night amusing John Ransone Enler of Ne Tori tions were the same as at midnight only made in a paced trial against time and concluded after the half century mark was the desk sergeant and his fellow officers repeating that one word "uncle" Miller was beginning to creep up with the apparent intention of catching up and re- reachedu The greatness of Miller's performance is understood when it is considered that Iler Burke and Belmar The Comedy Trio Felix and Cain Mays and Hunter Don octavio Gertie Cochrane 4 -The Lassards-4 Miles and Ireland Tom Hefron Grayson Sisters Stanley and Scanlon May Walch Clever Conkey Boyd and Williams At the same time the parrot was taken in gaining his lost lap The Dutchman's ride charge the police arrested Sam Kee a Chi the new mark is negotiated in an effort for was successful and in a short time he 5iad naman at 3a8 South Halsted street on the the twenty-four hour record The first regained his lap and was on equal terms charge of receiving stolen property with the others REV EDWARD SMITH hour's ride Included over twenty-seven miles and was only a few yards short of James Wednesday night the house of Francis Not content with Ms position Miller ijnauinor at sou west i'oik street was en Mitchell's performance at Manhattan field this the state went out in high dudgeon and the gas trust smiled and took the affidavit away to think it over leisurely PROCEEDINGS BEGAN A TEAR AGO The proceedings instituted by Attorney General Moloney were directed against the Fidenity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company and the g-as trust For that purpose he went before Judge Tuthill May 13 1895 and then asked for a reference to a mas ter The case was referred to Master Chancery Wait and then it dragged along until two months ago when the attornay general served notice on the other side to give evidence before the master First one side and then the ottier was not ready and thus the case failed to progress Last week Chancery Wait discovered the order of reference had not been enn tered for record Then he declined to proceed further and the case before him was declared off This did not balk the zeal of the attorney general He served another notice on the defendants citing them to appear in Judge Gibbons' court yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock and they were there The novice said he was going to move for a nunc pro tunc order The gas trust did not want that kind of an order entered and that was what came so near causing the trouble between sprinted ahead and seeiJred a big lead as the tered and $75 worth of clothing and other CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE New York last Friday May Howard Barney Fagan property including the parrot was stolen The first fifteen miles of the race were riders approached the 160-mue mark In last ew miles he gainedfotlr laps and easily Last evening the goods and the bird were Hanley Loean Hanley Carroll ana Nealey The Great Unthan Burt Jordan Baker and Lynn The World Trio secured the 100-mile American record made reeled off at an average of 2:10 Miller call- ing for more pace and seemingly little fa found in the Chinaman's place Ray Royce Osear Hall last fall by Searle at -Fountain Ferry The Edisons Beeson Miles and Lulu The Dutchman's time for the century mark tigued Fresh teams were put in to keep up the terrific clip' but the Dutchman hung on Frank Hammond Henrietta Byron DEATHS Elliott Sisters Barnes and Sisson with ease Waller was lapped after the first was 4:07:01 This is a break in the former record of 15:14 "Waller's time was- 4:12:49 and Harding's 4:14:43 Both" the latter two IP 8Q CENTS TUB Opsning Event At his home 751 Sixty-third ct DUNNING aged 47 years after a very brief ill fourteen miles and Miller immediately set out to repeat the performance The twenty-first mile was the fastest of the fifty Simkin Sale ot Seath and Boxes for the opening event of came within the mark ness death due to heart failure Services at At 1:20 o'clock Miller dismounted from his the Season of 96- 97 now in progress Canary ic Lederer's Third Annual Review home at 9 a and Fitzpatrick carrying the leaderjaround wheel and took a rest He was then a mile- M'GURN At residence of his parents 206 East CAY MEW YORK in the astonishing time of 2:04 in the lead with the order for the other" Division St JOHN dearly beloved and eldest son of Michael and Ellen McGurn nee Walsh MILLER SHOWS ENDURANCE While other contestants were quitting the (Direction of Klaw Erlangerl Which Will Inaugrui ate the Season on SUNDAY NIGHT Sept 27 places preserved Kreamer was ruled off or foul riding which was the first offense off-he and brother of Mrs Loftus William Katie A and Charles McGurn Funeral Friday the best of medical attention the disease from its inception continued to spread until at the time of his death it had enveloped entirely one side of his neck An operation was seriously contemplated by his physicians during the early stages of the disease but the patient's advanced age was a serious drawback to this and the idea was finally abandoned Had his constitution been strong enough to undergo a surgical operation his physicians are certain his life would have been spared to carry out the noble work of his sacred calling For twenty years Father Smith had been pastor of the Church of St Vincent de Paul which was established by him in a part of the city which was at that time a wide expanse of prairie He was bora in County Cavan Ireland in 1834 a descendant of the ancient Gaelic family of Gowan He re-' moved to America before he had reached his majority and at once came west settling in Missouri The priesthood had always had a fascination for him and accordingly he entered St Mary's Theological seminary in Perry county Missouri from which he was graduated in 1860 He was subsequently stationed at Niagara at Baltimore and Emmettsburg Md He was destined to move about much and was transferred to Brooklyn where he built St John's college now the prosperous educational in contest Waller was leading with 103 miles track for a short rest and several calling for food and drink the Chicago lad doughtily Davis Sept 25 at 9:30 a sharp to Church of Holy church Only the intimate friends of relatives of the family will be present at the funeral services These will follow the remains to Graceland cemetery in carriages THIS HA Y3IA HKIi Wi 11 and two' laps while Harding was second Name where solemn high niass will he cele- BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY held on and refused all offers from his train with 103 Gimm had covered 102 miles and brated thence by carriages to Calvary cemetery Mr LOUIS JAMES as ers After the first twenty-five miles Miller It was at first intended to delay the funeral 2 laps and Meyers 102 Miller restinig had 101 miles and 1 lap to his credit If the latter showed fatigue but it was only momentarily FORMS OF THE DRAMA Boston and New T6rk papers please copy ASSOUNCEMESTS SPARTACUS GLADIATOR until all the closer relatives of the family might come Those who are not here are too the tandem picking him up again and carry keeps up his terrific work he is counted on to- A GRAND PRODUCTION ing him around the circuit at a still faster distant being in Vermont and in California win out and possibly clip the world's record Chas A Gardner in "FATHERLAND' Sun and it was therefore deemed inadvisable to JOHN WOOLLEY THE TEMPERANCE rate In the first twenty-eight miles Millar was only able to 1jr Waller twice but after orator will speak on "Christian Citizenship1 stay the funeral until they should arrive under the auspices of the West Side that the task was an easy one and before The honorary pallbearers were selected at the Eighth Presbyterian church Wash At 2 a eleven men were riding Scores: Gimm 118 miles 2 laps Waller 117 miles 1 lap Myers 117 miles Hansen 118 miles 2 laps Harding 115 miles 2 laps Miller had been resting and again began 'o the fifty-mile post was reached two miles SEE jj yesterday They are: A A Sprague A CHARLEY MARSH Shoot the Chutes ON A the gas trust- and the state when tney met In court The affidavit which Attorney Scofield read explained the absence of the order of record in the reference of the case to the master in chancery and contained statements to the effect that the def end-acts had continued the case an aggravating number of times This was the affidavit the gas trust wanted to think over before committing itself Attorney Meagher wanted to argue and the attorney general wanted to talk at the same time The attorney general said the case was one in which the state of Illinois was the plaintiff and it was entitled to all kinds of precedence (MOLONEY WAXES WROTH 1 From this point on the opposing counsel gave themselves up to repartee Ajttorney Trude who was of counsel for the gas trust ington boulevard and Robey street tomorrow of a margin separated the first from the sec- Bartlett John Clark Charles Hutchin Ten thousand people saw the great race evening Admission is free WEATHER INDICATIONS son George A Seaverns Blackstone William Chisholm of Cleveland George and cheered the riders on to their best ef ride at 2 o'clock forts The announcement of each mile met Pullman and Kimball with thundering applause and when the Washington Sept Forecast for Fri Resolutions of regret were adopted by the storv of the American record's fall came day: Commercial club yesterday and by the Union Fowler Bicycle Every Afternoon and Evening THE FOWLER IS THE ONLY WHEEL THAT PREPARE FOR THE OPENING GARFIELD WILL HAVE STARS Arrangements are nearly complete for the League and Chicago clubs and other bodies For Illinois and Fair followed by local such a din arose that Muler feu baclt trom showers in the northern portion in the afternoon his Dacemakers for a moment to see if the with which Mr Keith was identified during southerly shifting to westerly winds cooler Fri life roof had been carried away The local man opening or the new half mile cement circuit at Garfield park Oct 3 Governor Altgeld will make the presentation speech to the day night COULD STAND THE BACKET from his gamy work was the crowdi's idol For Fair Friday followed by increasing introduced a few personalities which made wheelmen of the city and President Weeks and any attempt to rob him of his position by seme other contestants met with manifest cloudiness and threatening weather Friday night BESSIE BELLWOOD CONCERT HALL SINGER London Sept Bessie Bellwood fresh and brisk southerly winds warmer in Ohio will represent the park board Robert the disapproval and Pennsylvania Fisher the chief official of the Associated Her Louis Gimm of Pittsburg holder of the For lower Michigan Fair Friday followed by well-known music ihall singer is dead death was due to syncope the attorney general furious Moloney announced he had heard a great deal of Mr Trude that Trude was just imported in the case' that he had heard of him as a criminal lawyer that he knew all about him and that he was ready for him that Cycling Clubs and a representative of the local showers Friday night warmer in southern present twenty-four hour American record Cook County Cyclists' association will also PAP1NTA GORGEOUS BEWILDERIHG SENSATION OF THE HOUR portion brisk to high southerly winds shifting an Eff lOBK aept 34 Aiiss iieiiwood was was given the pole Next to him was make addresses to westerly born in London but first attracted atten Millr the "Flying Dutchman" and then in From a racing standpoint the event will For upper Local showers: brisk to ONLY ATTD If IT A 0 nBI? when Trude undertook to tell him that he tion as a music hall singer in Liverpool She the order named came A A Hansen of Min likewise be memorable James Michael the high southeasterly winds later made a decided hit in London and for ORIGINAL I I 6 A LONG LIST OF SPECIALTIES had thrust aside the attorneys in the case neapolis who rode 25000 in one year George For Wisconsin Increasing cloudiness probably Welsh wonder who recently broke the Amer-' years was one of the most popular young I Kraemer of Chicago George Wolfe once aHE UNKNOWN followed by showers Friday afternoon or night and rebuked him for bulldozing it was a case of the devil rebuking sin ican hour record at Manhattan beach New women in the leading music halls of that holder of the Chicago-New York record brisk to high winds shifting to westerly: cooler York will grace the opening by an attempt for Berlo's world's five mile record of 9:52 metropolis Her urst appearance in this At this point Judge Gibbons rapped him to Friday night Biakeslee Albert Schock of Minneapolis For Iowa and Partly cloudy weather order and directed him and all others to sit country was in December 1893 when she sang Van Emburg of Arlington Bert He will be assisted in his attempt by a score Matinees Dally at 2 Nig-hts at 8 with light local showers cooler winds shifting down Moloney still continued to talk when at josier ct jtsiai jvuss was a Harding of St Louis Herman Kohl of Chi of multicycles including sextuplets Quin to northwesterly handsome woman of the genuine Irish type Mr Trude asked the court to permit him to oago Hyde of Rock Island Frank TiDDLEWTH'KS bessie eonehill Mcdonough trio tets and quads The foreigner has demon for Local showers cooler north She was bright and particularly clever at finish Mr Trude said that part of the westerly winds strated that he is probablythe fastest man Waller of New York and Lyman Myers Minneapolis statement made by Moloney with reference repartee often stopping the chaffing inter The following table shows the state of weather at INEfaSATGCRAPHE Stirt Zeno and Anita Adelina Roattino Smith and Campbell Hensrler Sisters SHATS RESERVED IN ADVANCE 50c ruption of her songs from the audience by to the devil rebuking sin was absolutely true the places mentioned at 8 The starters were arranged in two squads in the world to follow pace and it will not be from lack of work on his part if the figures are not at least equaled -Temp making those who annoyed her the victims Trude stood up within a foot of the attor from the pole Schock leading the second Bar 8 am Max WindWeather Abilene 2996 74 of their own jokes She had a wonderful fac SE ney general and pointed his right finger at Clerk of the Course Root read the rules to Fair Local racing circles will be represented by ulty improvising spoken parts between the contestants while he waited for 9 him saying: Clear Clear Fair Arnold Wescott of the Lake View Cycling COZ19EU3T Alpena 3002 Amarillo 2988 Battleford 2388 Bismarck 29 Boston 3024 the stanzas Miss Bellwood was a skillful "He is the Incarnation of sin from the o'clock which was the hour for starting 78 72 80 72 56 64 62 74 club who will try for the American track Cioudv boxer and it is said that she was once fined Clouaj century record He will receive the benefit diamond that blazes on his shirt front to the patent leather shoes that encase his feet and Buffalo 3020 CYCLE-RACES by a London magistrate for knocking a man stitution of the order of St Vincent of which he was a member He also served in St Louis for seven years and served heroically in the hospitals of that city through the terrible cholera epidemic of 1875 which lasted four years He had a busy and eventful life before he came to Chcago to build up the parish of St Vincent de Paul and the result of his work her speaks for itself The new church which rapidly nearing completion stands in the center of one of the handsomest and most thickly populated districts of the city is a monument to the memory of its pastor When completed the building will cost $5G0-C00 the interior finish and decorations being among the most artistic of their kind The members of Father Smith's congregation have indefinitely postponed a fair that they had arranged They regret that their pastor should have been stricken just as he was about to enjoy the results of his long years of labor JAMES FREDERICK JOY LAWYER AND RAILROAD MAN Detroit Mich Sept James Joy died suddenly at his residence 140 Fort street west at 1:45 o'clock this morning The direct cause of his death was heart disease with which he had been troubled for some time Mr Joy had not been confined to his bed audi yesterday he was up and apparently feeling no worse than at any time during the past few weeks James Frederick Joy was born in Durham Dec 20 1810 His father was a manufacturer of edged tools After being educated in the public schools young Joy became a teacher saved his money and with some help from his father entered and graduated from Dartmouth college He then went to the Cambridge lajw school where he became the protege of Judge Story and of Greenleaf He was afterward instructor of Latin in Dartmouth college He came to Detroit in 1836 and entered the law office of United States Senator Porter In 1837 he was admitted to vhe Detroit bar Almost from the first he was employed in the most important cases in the state and rational courts In a suit against the Illinois Central Railroad Company involving the right of Robert A Kinsie to eleven acres of land lying under water in Chicago where the Illinois Central depot now stands the case tjiear Clear of a complete pacing svstem and is training Cairo 3008 Calgary 3002 down and put under bonds for three month If my record is equal to that of the attorney Cloudy hard for the contest general then the first part of his statement A programme of events will also be pre to keep the peace Her civil suit against the estate of the late duke of Manchester and TONIGHT Thil Week RACES START AT 8 unariocte 3030 Cheyenne 3000 Chicago 3000 Cicinnati 3020 Cleveland 3020 i to my being a devil is also true and the t-iear Fair Fair Clear Clear Fair sented including several amateur and professional contests devil does rebuke sin" her relations with the marquis of Ailesbury 24-HOUR RACE ENDS TONIGHT 9' Concordia 2978 caused her some unpleasant notoriety Moloney was in a rage His waxed and curled mustache drooped and his face was a Cloudy Admission Main Floor 50 cents Reserved Seats -75 cents Davenport lies Moines Detroit QUILL CLUB MEETING COOPER DEFEATS JOHNSON Dodge City 2988 i2984 3014 2980 2952 2990 3004 Venetian sunset red "AC I want is justice" he shouted OTHER MORTUARY MATTERS GENERAL MEXIA fair Clear Clear Clear Clear Fair kCOMFOETABlt OJUlutn New Tore Sept About 1500 people El Paso ALL "No that isn't what you're after" said Kamonuson gathered at Waverly Park today to witness the completion of the New York Oalveston 3004 the opposing counsel and the attorney gen Dallas Tex Sept A telegram to members of his family in Dallas received this evening announces the death today in Cloudy Grand Haven 3000 HI eral became more angry at the insinuation air Fair Ureen Bay 2988 Havre 2998 Quill club bicycle races which were interrupted by a severe storm at Manhattan A GREAT BILL OF VAUDEVILLE STARS OF THE BEST the City of Mexico of General Mexia chair Implied Cloudy The only big hit the great Willis Sweat- Helena 3008 Cloudy man of the ways and means committee of beach on Saturday last The feature of the man McAvoy May Dean Jose Angela Sisters Cloudy Huron 2964 Indiananolia 3014 the Savans Polk: Kollins others Very popular Judge Gibbons stopped the exchange of amenities and set the case for one week from next Wednesday The state and the gas trust day was the attempt of James Michael the jc air Clear Jacksonville 3022 the house of representatives of the Mexican congress General Mexia was one of the Admission 50c Observatory open all day I'oo little Welshman to lower the world's fiv Cloudy Kansas City 2992 Lander 2994 IDEA It PA RK It A CIG A SS CIA TION 60 78 48 56 58 62 68 48 64 50 64 68 60 66 66 66 56 70 66 SO 46 80 58 58 50 48 62 66 72 64 54 76 58 76 50 74 56 68 76 62 60 62 74 70 82 58 62 72 46 52 64 68 66 64 56 68 64 80 66 52 leading financiers of the Mexican republic SW NW NW SE SE SW SW SE NW SW NW NW SE SE SE NW SW NE SE NW NW SW NW NW SE SE NW NW NW SE SE SE SW NW mile record which is held by Linton of Eng air Clear Los Anereles 2992 will meet again on that day and renew hos tilities under the eye of the court lUEAli lAKli WIS Marquette 2972 Cloudy Five or More Races Dally ilain or Shine land 9:17 3-5 He did not succeed In this however but his performance 10:01 1-5 was Cloudy JMempftia 3012 Medicine Hat 2996 and a close friend of President Diaz He was stricken with paralysis about a month ago The town of Mexia Tex was named beginning? at 3:30 Special express trains direct to track in 50 min air 62 70 74 68 80 70 '70 66 86 72 84 52 84 64 70 56 50 82 72 80 74 66 80 66 80 58 SO 60 76 84 68 68 78 80 76 88 72 70 76 56 68 72 76 72 68 64 74 72 86 70 60 60 68 Montgomery 2022 REV LEONARD RESIGNS Clear with 3 1-5 seconds of the American rec ntes via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul rail Fair for him He owned 70000 acres of land in road leave Unlou Depot stODDlnsr at Western av Montreal 3020 Nashville 3018 New Orleans 3016 Clear ord 9:58 held by Arthur 'Gardiner and was loudly cheered The TTime was the more at 11:45 a 12:15 1:00 and 1:15 Pastor of Hyde Park Methodist Church Returning leave track at 4:30 immediately New York 3024 this state He was 71 years old BARON GER AF FINSPANG Assigns No Reason for His Action Clear Clear Clear Fair Rev H-r Leonard pastor of the Hyde after the races ADMISSION SpSETWSK QUE DOLLAR creditable for the reasrh that Waverly park Is a trotting track and pot a cycling track The summaries: i Norfolk 3024 North Platte 2992 Oklahoma City 2992 Omaha 2976 Palestine 3002 Christianstad Sweden Sept Baron Clear Park Methodist Episcopal church has re Cioudv Ger Af Finspang formerly president of the signed his charge without definitely stating Cloudy Two-mile handicaD A Carlson council of ministers and minister of justice Parkersburg 3030 Pittsbursr 3026 Greenwich Wheelmen (L15 yards) first time Jiear Clear his reasons Rumors are afloat to the effect that: Mr Leonard's flock has-been sadly di is dead at the age of 79 years While minis Pueblo 2988 4:36 4-5 I One-mile handicaD Droffssional A Mertens Unni PY Evenings including Sunday nLE Mats Wed Sat CHARLES FROHMAN'S PRODUCTION OF THOROUGHBRED WITH A CAST HEADED BY ter of justice Baron Ger brought about re Chicasco (40 yards) first: SE Bald Buffalo Clear Fair Fair Clear vided for several months He returned Qu'Appelle 2964 Rapid City 2990 San Francisco 3004 (scratch) second Earl Kiser-00 yards) third- form in the national representation substituting two chambers in place of the four from his vacation abroad in July and no time 2:01 1-5 St Louis 3006 Clear Pinal heat one-mil tibrltattlon professional ticed with regret that there was a decided if i mM ii t( I THOMAS SEABR00KE St Paul 2962 Salt Lake City 30 08 Fair Clear Tom Cooper Detroit nrstv'John Johnson Min-neanolis Minn fTne 2:13 1-5 that had previously existed ANDREW POPPLETON Fritz Williams and the original company falling off in the attendance at the evening services He is reported to have admitted on Cloudy sauit Bte Mane 29 94 Springfield Mo 29 98 air Fair GRAND OPERA- BOUSE Springfield III 30 00 vieksburg 3004 Omaha Ned sept Andrew Popple- several occasions that he did not consider jjwe-mue cnampjonship of trje metropolitan ois-trict amateurs Walter Rsome New Jersey Athletic club Five-mile record trial paced James Michael Quill Club Wheelmen first time 10:01 1-6 Time HAKBY HAMLIN Manage? Clear Clear ton an Omaha pioneer and first general so himself equal to the task of keeping up In Washing-ton 3030 White River 2978 Williston 2980 licitor or the union railway died at terest in the church work and hinted that air Clear by miles: One mile 2:01 two 4:03 1-5 three 6:59 2-6 four 8:00 1-5: Hvei 10:01 1-6 Winnipeg 2924 his resignation would be forthcoming when Kain his home in this city this morning aged 66 JOHN STOCKING One-mile time trial amateur for Joe Harrison flrst-Ume half trolle 058 mile 1:59 ever the trustees so Intimated ALBERT SCHOCK The temperature yesterday as observed by The Owen second-half 2-5 mile A move was made several months ago to Chronicle was as follows: At the crack of the pistol Miller darted to the front and jumping the field placed a secure tne services or ur Horner of De 73 6 a 51 8 a Til i 67 troit tout it was unsuccessful uawson imra half 4:02 15 mue ZIMMERMAN TO RIDE AGAIN ANXIOUS FOR NEW LAURELS Arthur Zimmerman who held the Ameri 4 6 8 ill 10 12 lead of twenty yards between himself and 10 a 63 12 68 68 65 Other members of the flocls however per 2 Ti 64 sisted in recalling the fact that the pastor the others FIGHT FOR THE TANDEM had once visited the convent of the Sacred can cycle championship so long will be seen again on the path He is said to have grown mewVof OTIS SKINNER Hamlet Sat Mat Lady of Lyona Sat of BlU-Owlng to the Enormoua Sue cess-ROMEO AND JULIET Next A SOLDIER OF FORTUNE 31' VIC liTItH' 40th Year Kven'rifjrs at Sat Mat at 2 Last three times of and JOSEPH HOLLAND A SOCIAL HIGHWAYMAN Monday Sept 28th Firattlmeon any MEN OF BUSINESS" a comedy by Henry Guy Carleton Seats now Belling- CHIMES OF I RICHARD GOLDEN PI TVT A I MTRA MOREIXA and nUKlUAllJJI xiVOLI OPERA COMPANY 1 Sc 25e and NO HIP HE It MATINEE PRICES 25C-NO HIGHER was finally taken to the United States supreme court and the litigation lasted five years The defendants won the case with Mr Joy as their sole counsel and his arguments now form the law of the United States on the diminution! and accretion of alluvial soil By his influence he induced eastern capital to extend the Michigan Central to Chicago and also to build the Chicago Burlington and Quincy road He also was mainly instrumental In extending the road into the Indian territory In 1S63 he became president of the Michigan Central railroad and gridironed the state with what is now known as the Michigan Central system Varderbill cast a longing eye on it but tried in vain to wean the confidence of the stockholders from Mr Joy Perceiving the futility of his efforts Vanderbilt negotiated a large loan in London and aided by the stringency of the times succeeded in buying a majority of the shares from the New England shareholders This caused Mr Joy to retire from the presidency of the Michigan Central but his magnificent business' abilities were immediately sought by the Wabash people and he became president of that system Though long past the scriptural age he suffered no decrease in his mental powers and his physical strength until recently was remarkable Mr Joy was always a strong Heart in company with a young lady mem Eab Claire Wis Sept John Stocking one of the pioneers of Eau Claire died suddenly today at the hospital at Hudson Wis He leaves a wife and daughter here Funeral services for Mrs Zara Peck wife of ex-Alderman Peck were held at the family residence 238 Huron street yesterday at 1 o'clock The services were conducted by Rev A Henry of the La Salle Avenue Baptist church assisted by Rev Corwin pastor of the First Baptist church of Geneva 111 The first tandem came down the banking at the quarter pole and to this Miller tacked tired of remaining idle while hisi old-time Children Cry for ber of his church Monslgnore Satoll' was The others tried to catch up but failed woe comrades are winning new laurels and will Pitcher's Castoria go Into the game possibly before the end of to celebrate mass on this occasion and Mr Leonard took a deep interest in the mass ritual of the Catholic church He is also fully Gimm and Schock the favorites from old performances were outclassed the season He is at present at New York Children Cry for 'and were easily lapped Other teams were and' is said to be in prime condition said to have bowed his head during the papal Pitcher's Castoria put Into the race to pull up the men behind Since his retirement from the track after benediction 'and allowed that the church but their efforts were fruitless his return from Australia the "Skeeter" has named was a wonderful institution Children Cry for The training quarters presented an Inter Rev Mr Leonard was appointed pastor been a frequenter of race meets and the contests have served to awaken his old-time Pitcher's Castoria two years ago He is a graduate of North esting sight A long platform was placed In the center of the inclosure near the winding western university and was ordained to the Excursion to Cincinnati and Dayton $600 On Saturday Sept 26th the Monon Route will sell round-trip tickets to Cincinnati and Dayton at rate of $600 Tickets will be good leaving Chicago on all trains of Saturday fire The races for the championship this year have not been quite as one-sided as when stairs to the gallery Against thisi was ministry five years ago He has held pasto SAM JACK'S Madison St nr State TeIMain2l93 Only Burlesque Show In Chicago 2GrandPerf'in'ees everyday 2 and 3 rates at Wilmette and South Chicago leaned the tandem pacing machines that Zimmerman rode In the ))ig events In those were used by turns to pace the contestants days It was an extraordinary occurrence for CONGRESSMAN LESTER MAY DIE Ladies who value a leaned complexion must use Pozzoni's Powder It produces a soft and beautiful skin SAM JACK'S 0RANGH BLOSSOMS CO in Two New Burlesques and a Ma- Sept 26th and good returning on all trains until Monday Sept 28th Inclusive Ticker offices 232 Clark street Auditorium Hotel and Dearborn station The men were stationed near the track a n'd were called in squads to assist in smashing Savannah Ga Sept Congressman the New Jersey man to be beaten 2 lbs 100 Blackall's Delicious Coffee tipllolty of Merry Features lO SO 3 CENTS the records At vti mile one of the double- Hufus Lester is in a critical condition.