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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-03

Va. Chronicle:-'rhere are at pres
emit lGS prisoners confined in the
State Prison near Carson. The Asy-
lum for the Insane at Reno contains
ITS patients. Space at tho latter
institution is becoming limited.
For tine pair OF boots or shoes
call on E. Osell, where you will get
. fair treatment and fit guaranteed.
The jury in the case of Thos. II.
Horn, tried in the District Court of
Washoe county. for rubbing the faro
bapk of Al V hite in April last, acquit-
ted the lefendent. 1t seems to have
been a case Of mistaken identity.
The Sheehan Sisters have received
fine assortment OF ladies' and chill
dren's hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
fancy feathers and ribbons. Also
nice assortment Of gloves. Call and
see them.
us the editor IMP" asked the poet,
"The editors safe in Heaven,
Where all is peace and JOY"
ain .Heavenw the poet murmured,
While the "devil" wiped his eyes,
''He must have given the angels
A laundering big surprised"
Ground has been broken for the
foundation of what will be one of the
finest buildings in town when COM
pleted. 1t being erected by F. NJ.
Fellows and M. Holman, and will be a
one-story brick, 5Cx50 #. in size.
This shows comnendable enterprise
on the part of the propretors.-ISil-
YER State.
The E. T. M. Co. has just received
a fine line of fish hooks, reels, silk
lines, jointed fishing poles, fish bask-
cts, and fish records which they will
sell cheap. All lovers of angling
should call and see them before it is
700 late.
James Wileon, the tramp, taken to
Wells yesterday by Constable Hall
Was tried before Justice 'Conger yes
terday on charge of assault and
batter, convicted and sentenced to
pay a fine OF $50 or serve 80 days ia
the Co. Jail. He took the 30 days
and is now guest Of Sheriff Polk.
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A Killed Organ.

The Enterprise exhausts it's voca-
bulary Of billingsgate in denying the
allegation OF the Journal that Cover
nor Colcord was opposed 70 tho
passage Of the Act creating the State
Board OF Assessors and Equalization
The journal, nevertheless, reiterates
the allegation, and can substantiate
it 10y the evidence Of members of the
Legislature and others who were in
position to know that the Governor
was opposed TO the bill. The Enter
prise knows that every newspaper in
the State, rave and except itself, OPP
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posed the passage Of the Act, and
that public opinion was almost unani-
nous against it. 1t should also know
that abuse il not argument, and that
ordinary newspapers have yet the
right t" express their opinions in Ne
vada as well as those, which, like it.
sell, are owned by corporations
Reno Journal. .....
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FIRST DAY.
SECOND DAY.

FIRST Running & mile and
repeat; first horse, $50; second, SIS.
SECOND RACE=-Trotting; l mile;
first morse, S25; second, SIS.
THIRD RACE--A mile running;
winner, $25
FOURTH RACE Saddle horse, -
mile, winner, 800.
FIFTH RACE---Foot race, 100 yards,
winner, SO.
SIXTH RACE---Indian Pony race, u
mile; winner, 50.
In all the above races three to
enter, and two to start. Entrance
fee, Is per cent.
%. The whole to conclude with
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-03

Gem Hotei---I. Ostreicher, Pro-
prietor.
Mis- w Crofts, Avoca. Iowa; j D
Abel, Fort Haileck; E A Way, Tusca-
rora; j j Scharlack, A S FEEDER, E r
Schif, Jas A Mcmahon, E B Lamison,
S f; d j Montgomery & wife, Battle
Mountain; F NJ. Fellows, l. F Dunn,
Winnomucca.@ "':.. ....
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SaLMAGUNDl.


lew York at noon yesterday.
New ieweiry constantly received at
bstreicher's. is :5asss
Regular meeting Elko Lodge, No.
B,LO. o. F., at their Hall tonight.
A practical optician, and all sights
tied at Ostreicher's. ..r
Attention is called to the ad. of the
Vells Jockey Club in another column.
Banjo, violin and guitar strings, a
De assortment. at Muller's <
The Tuscarora stage last night
rought down a bar Of bullion valued
$3.50 from the Coptis mine.
tall and see new ;jewelry Mt o.
Fpicher's, next door to express office.
For anything in the way Of repair
g. either watches, clocks er.iewelry,
III on Sam Neuschwander, at Nye's
ID stand. j.. ...
Fes p choice Key West Cigar or
byihing in the smokers line, go to
Iullcrs.
Purk:-IIotel Porter-I called No.
an hour too early this mornin'.
Jerk Did he get up? Porter--He
t his back up!
headquarters Tor optical goods
bid glasses, quartz maInifiers, com
asses. ETC., at Mule; g
Somerville Journal:-A Bachelors
pinion-- Howe-Jsn't that a great
Pby, old man? Dove (decisively)-
is a bowling success.
All work in modern dentistry neat
executed by DIR. G. F. Moore, EIko
evada.
Judge M. 5. Bonifield, of Winnie
yucca, is in town to-day looking out
br the interests of Humboldt Co. in
be Lander Co. case.
Protect your weak eyes from the
furious effect of sun and snow glare
getting a pair of dark glasses at
ulleTs. 49,. ....... x
Fliegende Blatter:-"But, waiter,
is omelette is not fresh" "Tbat's
Pt my fault, sir. Yon gave your
der from that last weeks DILL of fare
ing there" .
Joseph Rodger, Wostenholm and
bn Co.'S fine pocket knives aud
mrs at Mnller's. y
woman of Mulberry Grove, ILL.,,
el to get = warrant of arrest
lsinst neigh bors who found her
use on fire AMI broke open the door
put out the flames.
Watch and jewelry repairing at
ort notice and satisfaction guaran-
ed at Ostreicher's.
Sheriff Fellows, County Clerk Dunn
d Commissioners Anker and Rask,
Winnemucca, are in town, to-day,
witnesses in the case of Lander Co.
Humboldt Co. psf.
For FIRST class dental work at prices
thin the reach Of all call on DR.. G.
Moore, Elko, Nevada.
The case OF Lander Co. vs.. Hum
pht Co. is on trial to-day in the
rstrict Court. d. s. Truman APP
srs for the plaintiff and M. S.
Pnnifsld for the defendant.
Detective eye sight accurately
asured with latest Improved OPTION.
~ and corrected with perfect fit
q glasses ut Muiler's ~
District Attorney Plummer and
'essor Eggers returned from Gar.
last night. They we're before the
40 Board Of Assessors and Equali
NOD in behalf OF the people Of Elxo
Onty. q. .
yet rid OF flies, insects and Other
got bugs by using the best Insect
'Oer and Fly Paper, at Muller's.
A IN M
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotel CLARK 81 Green, Pro.
prIetOrS.

Abner j Hosrude, Lamoille; w S
Bonnitield, Peter Rask, Winnemucca;
Peter Anker, Lovelocks; Knox A
Crane, Delamar; Geo w Clayton,
Starvation.
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Winning 6aellcs.

Tho regular monthly games Of the Gaelic Society a
woodsids yesterday were very good The summaries
follow;
One. hundred yard DAsh H. p-won BY +. KsarnA
yards with J. Mccarthy. scratch. second. Time II
seconds.
Two ndred.aAdtwsutv.yard Run. HAndicap-wos
BY r. Foley. yards with p. Kearna yards, second
Time, rs seconds
One half ME Run. Hsndie.p-won bv y. E..ns
scratch with r. KearnA scratch, second. 1tms, min
Throwing the Fifty six pound Weight HAndie.p.
Won BY j. MSC.rthy. eer.tch, With Threw Of - feet
Thr9wing ths Twelve pound H.mmsE seI.tch-Tonr
Cennery second. with i03 feet inchss.
inch. With az ae.uA leap q q feet tnohss' j. 10
Putting the sixtesn.pound Shot Handicsp-woI y
J. Mccarthy. scratch, with put Of y! fest inehssi
T. c. FOLEY. inches Eeeond with 81 feet N inches
One. Halfmile walk-Won by u. LAnRdon. 10 seconds
With " kirkw Is sscondh second. Time, mis
Putting The sixt..n.pouad shet-won BY .A.shqf
Woods = inchea with au actual put Of y rect n
inches W. FAes. inches vas second, with II fsetss
inches
Running Broad Jump Hapdicap-wou by -Arths,
Woods 6tnchoa with IS feet M inches, W. FAeA
Inch, was second. with I8 feet Inches.
Pole Vault. Handicap-won by Arthur Wooas 2
inche. with feet atnches; ". Fales scratch second
with feet inches
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They Are In the FIeld TO stay, "nS the
Glass WIN he Made stronger.

CLASS VIII DC ~huc StTo"He'
BosroS. Sept 1s-Three OF the iG-footsrs,
Nautilus, Mineoln aul Sayonnra. have gone
into winter quarters. and tho coming ten daVs
will see several more laid un BY the END OF
the present month all will be out OF commits
siop. The Gioriana comes out with an un-
broken record. The Beatrix stands second.
and the Oweene third; Tint is iudinG the boats
on their merits. The Sayonara and Mincola
are quito eycnly matched. though the Mineoln
in her late races of Murblehead showed I'M
provement
Tho three boats IN which the yachting pub
liz wste most disappointed are the Alborak.
Barbara and Nautilus. The Jessica and
Uvira were built to race under the British
rule 40 that they can hardly bs Chased with
the boats built In 1891. More was expected from
sS As Ssn fa s1s Ssa
her. Hut none Of the American designed boats.
With The exception OF the Nautilus. showed at
The Barbara has not been az good stock in
trade for En- IS The Nnery IL .oa sSs
owsene. Fife certainly has lost some o, his
prestige By the performances OF the barbara
owner. She needs power. and. while fast on
reach and on run by tho wind, she ia aoro TMt
A. badly that ae N sasa I'm 20 On hs a.
foot class. says:
Tho success OF the Glorlsns has had killing effect on
&: oiS: &. s isasssSsTs
beat but not good enough to save The Glass IRON
4. .sssSn saa' s % only
so. s' r sssos Of ss tie RsoP
H sSss s sS". vii sh' oisas
Tho Barbara IL not second nor third best
and in q match with SayonarR or Mineo!n sho
would have mono the best Of It, The Alhorak
beat her In the last race they met. both boats
sailing practically under the same e9nditio oTs
uted to her owner either. She fs sailed as
well as the Albornk. She does not carry hsf
sail we'll. and In strong breezss she lays out &
greater angle than any Of the other boats.
In the AZ. foot class Fife has met dinersntset
Of boats from those he met IN the to,ioot class
the seasons racing with flying colors HERES:
hofr has the pole, and It looks very much - II
TO say the i6-foot class IL done with is en-
tlrsly wrong. Only last week the owner OF the
war. 1t is known that leading amateur
yachtsman. owner OF q crack 40-footor. 10
seriously contemplating building 46-footer:
Not only this, Herreshon has already received
LISTERS regarding 46-footers for next year.
That some Of the present aS,fo9 h WI 90
but their places will be takon by new aud
There is some talk Of series Of best two
out OF three races, between tho OWesne and
Beatrix and ifthey come OF they will b. sailed
on WSsan.sday: Thursd.y: and FrdA, & need ,..1:
interest, will be taken In the races What the
public desire 10 a race between the Gloriana
aud either the Oweene or Beatrix. Such race.
however. will not take place.
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w,ri.m.bursh A. q. In the Field.

Some Interesting compositions were witnessed At the
Wnlsmsburgh Athletic Association grounds ysstsfday
Tho nnsh in the spirits between Parsons and Andrews
was decided by inches close were tho men ~ the
tape. The results were:
Onehundred'yard Dash Handcap-FirH hestvonW
G. Parsons yard with Harry niner C2ysrds. ssoond
Time. II IS sscouda Second heat won by Samuel wan
srG !a,dsh With Edward Andrew. scratch ssSSnd
yards. with Arthur Woods Is yArds second Time
II ~ seconds, FINAL heat won BY fs,son. Win sA"
Two hundred .ndt sn,y yard kun HsndSsRndr nn,a
Andre~a o yards second. Time, 70 IS seconds,
llAlfmie Hun Randicap-Won ty samuel wnnet3
inmates IL seconds .,,,--.
Running High jump Handicap-won by William
Moore. o inches. with T. Boyian, inches. second v
haitian Aihstc Clue who oisarsd the bar at nina feet
ono thousand. yard Ran. uAndicap-won BY H. hAtf'
locher. I$u yards with RoyiAp, IS yArdA. secsha'
TiuIe, minutes 81 2.5 secondA
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CAL MCCARTHY IN NEW oR1EANx
He Makes . Good Impression and Goes to
Train In CarrolItOn.

Alstter from President Charles Noel Of the Olympic
Club Of New Orleans received at the strdted Nerps
once on Saturday stated that Cal Mccarthy arrived In
the Crescent City on Wednesday last Jack o'Mara
his trainer. was with him. aud Cal was looking well
after his three NIGHTS and two days journey In the
cars Noel and Ed sprole Oh Of the Executive
Committee OF the club met the Jsrseymsn the rail.
road station and took them around town. When the
tour was over Mccarthy said: This IL very inter.
beats my native town Tho people here are nIo. /
Can pay shy more than that. can -
the evening hoot suggested Cal to Carroll.
ton to ratn xeCasiiy tail he willing 10 follow
NOers ADVICE CorrOliton Is q comparatively newly
Land out portion Of the CITY of New Orleans. 10 Tic
northwArd OF IT, II 10 locality whore ny wealthy
residents OF ths city have BY
Gath,na 20 be had in tins Ni.si.sppi fivsr but the
wafer y irosn Cal wanted bathing In his routine Of
ably 90 10 tinlrsston Beach, where Jack Dsmpssy
trained for Fitzsninons.
Aovarthv weighed a. soon ~ he reached his head.
quarters and tipped the beam at 1875 pounds street
Clothes, me would no. say that ho would beat Tommy
fight for tho Nurse OF $50 The New Orleans sporIs
liked the boys appearance and manner, and promised
FAIR
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The stuyve.an. A. e. G.me..

The stuyvesant Athletic Club held successful mem.
bsrs games yesterday afternoon with the following re-
suits:
one.hundred yard Run-First heat won by b. Levy.
10 feat; NJ Murphy, 10 fee. sscond Time 10 80 .so
onda Second heat. won by f. Fedman- 10 feet; A.
kAnder. feet. second. Time II seconds. Third heat
won by A. Strauss, 70 feet; Lcvy. 10 feet second
lich. 10 feet; r. = Douglass scratch second. Final
seconds.
Observation-Disclosures Run-won BY F. K Lsonard,
~ is seconds
Four hundred. and forty.ysrd Run-won 6y y. A.
Time 80 ~ seconds
Aaismis waE-won ny william Folver scratch;
sscondA
Two hundred: and.twenty yard Hu.dls-finai heat
+ Levy nr,s Frank. second Time. 50 seconds.
70 feet nohes; hess.tor. Is inenes lNIsst inch
- feet q inches.
Hooks iOo yardh second; time. II minutes 81 ssconda
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PRETTY LIVELY At HANDBlLL.
PhilaAelphlaas Lost Against TIVE YounG
Mea from Brooklyn.

A good sized delegation OF Philadelphia handban en-.
thusiasts invaded Brooklyn on "club day" OF the
Handball Club for the purpose Of witnessing
two Of their rsprsssntavsA Charles Boyle and James
McArde do battle In the deciding series Of
With Prof John CoRgtns and James Dunno, Jr. No
whstandnE the signal defeat Of the Quaker City BOYS
in their court about . month ago. they promised
do better in the ANAL seriea they adhered closely
to that promise With nve to against them,
they entered into the contest chserily and with q
crowded gallery looking down upon them. The Brook.
lynitss had but game TO win and the visors had
hye.
surprising display They served effectively, made
beautiful and McArdle particularly used
csilsnt tud gment The latter made very favorable
impression by his round arm stroseh and his clever
slow 10 his move m nis used both hands With telling
effect his play of the features Of
usual high form, and their team work only fair.
The scores In the I'm al ssrfes wore:
CogRins and Dunno. 2l-45
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The varunns Good enuc.L

Tho veruna Boat Club held competitions on tho o,ub
grounds At Bay Ridge yesterday. The events were:
Seventy nve yard Dash lIandcap-First he At won bv
John A. spsllmsn. scratch with Fred w. burn. q
heat between Wii,iain H. Rel wards aud IT, j Dains
~ yards Time 81 seconds Final heat won bv snsll
Two hnndrsn,nd Iw.ntrysId Hurdle Face = rirs.
u. Reid, Is yards seeond Time, ~ Z seconds ser.
ond heat won by II. II. co!ns NJ ysrIs with trad "
Rnrnh 10 ynrda second. Time, 2,.sa ssruuds final
seconds ''"'o' -oS
Hall mile RIM !,andicap-won by William H. Reid
9ya!ir Win ~ tollins 20 yards second Time !
:, Cumming llish JUMP Iiandicap-won ~ James
scratch. second. "' 80 "e"o'
The record OF points TO date stsuds spsiimsn. 81;
Bancogk, 10. "'' 49, "~"u' '"'
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Good Weather and n oad. for Cyclers,

S0Od "eAtner ana HOndS Tor Syctera.
Ias bicycle Ia this vicinity were weli attended
y>stsrdAv. large party OF members Of tho Manhattan
Ricy Gle Club enjoyed to Consy Island Yonkers
wa the objective point OF the New York Riverside and
Harlem clubs. The Queens County wheeimen took
run to Sea Cliff. The South Brooklyn Wheelmen rode
to Fort Hamilton. The road Officers of the Hudson
County Wheelmen had run to Plainh.ld. some mem.
bes OF the ATLANTA wheeimen OF Newark crossed over
Park and up tho Riverside drive Quite party tile
hnickeroocker wheelmen held run to YonkerA Tile
Bedford hesmen rode down to MassapeQua.
WHEELING GOSSIP.
Tho Gotham wheelmsn will hold . series of club
road races on election day.
The Century ROAD Clubs atty mile handicap road
race will take place on Sept 81.
The Springfield Bicycle Club cleared about So on
their two day race meet last week
The Wilmington Wheel Club viii! hold twenty. nvs
mile handicap road race on Sept "a
whns wndis vii, compete the Mani attain Athletic
Ciu6s bicycle tournament 81 Sept "
Mas f. Brighton OF Philadelphia recently rode 100
miles on bicycle In ~ hours 22Is min utea
The snt.isa for the Rocklaud County wheelnsn's
meet on Sept - will close on Sept Is.
The sesth Brooklyn wheslm.n have secured club
rooms IT Ninth avenue and Fourteenth street.
q. spsir Of Tan Francisco r. h. Bsigel Of Denver
and v. 4. Rhodes OF Lyndhur N: j. have been rein
the Lsasus Of American whesiman. The Board has
suapendsd Durpa Copeland. Barnard, aud Dreekorn,
all Of taunton pending investigation OF charges against
them
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This is the propra mme In detail:

Second Raee-A sweepstskes Of $50 each, for three.
year olds with eiUR added, OF which S20O to second
aud $40 to third; enc mile
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A. 4. Banker. New Road Record.

OF the esn entries but eight men started In the Ten
mile road between the members Of the cycling ~
parttnsnt Of the Manhattan Athletic Club on FrdAv
over the Yorker. Kinxsbridse course The surprise "
the day WAS the riding OF Henry r. saitonstAil, WIG
tired wheel
The time fost the nrst two and half miles WAS mn,
n,es for sait0nstall, and for A. Banker minuls,~
tsconds who established the record not only Tor aH
snc. ba! the record for the ten miles going nhs
hve miies IN 8miuutes As and seven and hs
miles III - minutes The record OF A. G, Banker
bv v. j. Kcpne.
Tho summary for the ten miles 10; Henry sAltonrAn
u minue. START 30 minutes seconds: A. y fanh,I..
33 minutes ~ soc0nds Ge0rge Muller Jr Ho mlbu'fs
SECONDS: Thomas ard ~ minutes secondsi l. L.
Betting, ~ minutes 81 seconds.
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The sames OF the Prospect Harriors yesterday were
we'll contested ana resulted as follows:
Seventy Vineyard Dash-First host won by A. slee 10
feet with ". c. Dow 10 feet second. Time 3 IS sec.
onda Second heat won by r. J.. Barrett scratch with
". r Durkcs. : feet. second Time NJ seconds Third
heat. won by q. HRnion 3 feet with j, Mccormack 7
feet sseond. Tim. ~ sscopds Fourth hsat WIN By
Time rs seconds final heat won by whitIach, with
T.. Haunt bin second. Slice third, Time. ~ ssconds
mick fleet ,.sIs. with an actual ,.,p y isfse; T.
Ons, quarter. mills Run Handicap Won by W. T Dur
kse. 10 yards with J. j. Leonard. II yards, second
Twomile kui. !Iandcap-won by 4. Hamblin. 27s
yaras with :. j. leonard iS yards second. Time IL
Tie record OF points 10 As follows: whach IS; Dur
kes. ~; Leonard, "a; Hsmbhn, 2li Barrett Ii.
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Broollrn's Quot champion Der.at.s

The defeat OF John Mcfarland Brooklyn's crack
pitcher At the banda OF Alexander kennedy In Phia.
dsphls on Saturday MAS blow to the admirers
OF Mcfarland lis easy victory 10 Dick Whites tournx
msnt on Labor Day, when he beat y strong neld of
players caused good judgss In this vicinity to believe
The match was for So side In addition to q snp.
cnp which has now been won three times by kSupedy
Mcfarland asaccoinp4nird 10 phaisphia by Denis
Callahan DICK White and John scott tho lnttnf beinv
sc0actr. lie Looked all over \ winner al di0srsnt
stages OF the game being thirteen points ahead Of Lis
opponent When the scors wAR ~ AL Mcfarland
SCENE, r. lose u. grip ewing 20 the growing dark.
The Erookrn man wanted 10 make auothsr match
there and then hut kennedy refused ~
Articles or agreement have been signed by John
shorissl and Tom DewhursL both = Brooklyn to play
match 81 IN yards with quoits exceed inches
~ otAmsier. ~ Dick Whites grounds. Monday ssnt
~ Tor s!o side IL Will be Preston against BoIlou
and me contest IL sxpectsd. '~'~S'
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sIo..o. Post. $3.50 to IIsy ses..s.-

G. r. IHK EDIoR o. Tnx SUNNY: Noticing Mr. Jacob
m nm 81. ks ss is,k A,hn ,airy days rovidsa .ios
anu we game TO be sn points mp 10 xccoTdancs with
@ tSse governing ths tinck kline game would
and a. proof Of my sincerity herewith enclose ny
him Il NJ scsSstsr k,ady one to represent
Thsnkinx yea for bringing about the much 4 ssirsd
match am, yours truly, GEoScs D SInv.n.
NEu YoRx, Sept Ia S~
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DIRECT AND HAL POINTER MATCHED.
The Famous PAGERS to Meet for Blood at
Lexington.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10 Tho details OF match
race between the famous PAGERS Hal Pointer
t2:09Al and Direct t2:OG) were consummatsd
here yesterday. Both horses are Quar.ered
at tho fair grounds track. and both Msssrs.
Hamlin and Salisbury have been eager for
soms time for . race. The Lexington Jockey
Club was the first to conceive The idea OF a
atiyes to confer with the ownere. Tho match
vii! probably be for $1,000 q side. with $1,000
added by the Lexington Association, over
whose track the race will be decided. Both
horses have hosts OF admirers, and au i'm
mense throng IS sure to- gather to SEQ tho con-
test. Mr.. Hamlin could not be found last
night but the report OF the race was verified
by Mr.. Salisbury. This gentleman could not
give all the facts in the case. but expressed
u eat confidence Ia his little wonder.
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The N.uulss Cub O.rsmsn.

RThs seventh annual regatta OF the Nautilus Boat Club
hei of the club house At Ray Ridge on Saturday
afternoon proved most enjoyable. The results were:
Single Gig Race, Glass B-W n. Whitnsr Wun. with
J, r. IyCennor second. Time minutes second.
Senior siuelo Gig Racs-W. A. Kirkland won. with d.
s. voorhses second. Tins. S miautss 10 seconds
Single GiaA Class A.. Juniors-Won By T. Hnlman,
Double SOULS, Junior-Wsn BY '. HillIsan. stroke.
and r. oConnor. low. who lowered the club record
by YSerOnds
Double scvliS. S<s,or--won by D. 4 Voorhees, stroke
Junior Four-oarsd Gig kacs-woa By Crew No. a IT,
sr marinE 'cr rsn "a "a ss ,,
seconds
Four.oared Gig Race. Seniers-wnu by J,P. Oconnor
bow; A. II Rsekwith ?: T.. z Denhets n; D. 8 vor.
hses stroke; " \. Cushing, Jr coxswAin Time 4
minutes 81 seconds.
Eight. n.r.d Barge Rsss-won by y; A Rad bow {;
Beck with. o; R. Brigks y! u. j. Iiarbokrd, Z; ". A.
kirkland, str oks: J: scheIlsnberS coSswan.
One hundred yard swimming Race-Won nv Y. l.
Mo with s. Msnley. sscsnd. Time, l minute 80
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Fifth Rsss-A selling swssp.takss Of $40 each. 10
twoyesr, ods with $1,000 added Of which e2VO I
sAeOnd and Al0O 70 third; half . mile.
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chre.go'. Big Race Meeting for 1909.

CHICAGO, Sept 12.-It is the intention of the
Washington Park Club to make their racing
meeting Of 1898 Columbian Exposition year,
the Rrandest ever given in America Secre-
tnry Brewster announced tonight that tho
value Of the American Derby in 1893 will be at
lenst ks0,O0O.
The Queen Isabella Stakes. $4,000. and tho
Sheridan Stakes. $4,000, will also be run. he
sides twenty or more valuable stakes Tor two
guaranteed stake Of s25.tNl0 Tor two.yenr- olds
and the Columbus Handicap. for three. year
Olds and upward, the value OF which will be
$4,000 to the winner.