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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-08
sustain
home Industry
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |.
Hubers City Brewery and Raible & Stengers
Rock Island Brewery, as we'll as Julius Junge's
Botting Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partn1ent in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered TO any part Of the tri-cities, and may
be ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-08
TeNts.

May s, 1891, low rate excursion tick.
cts may be had at the burlington
office to all points in Texas. Final
limit of tickets. 30 days from date of
sale. For particulars apply to
NJ. j. Young,
Agent, Rock Island.
II. d. MACK, ID. p. 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-08
bicycles.

We are Offering to the public a full
line of medium and High Grade bicy-
cles at unusually low prices. Call
on US and save money.
ID. NJ. SECHLER CARRIAGE Co..
Third Avenue, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-08

love maiden fair to see
And best Of all she ioveta me;
Oar hearts both beat in unity
We eve i. all 10 Parks Herb tea
For she WIS salow and I was red.
And neither o! Us wou,d ever have wed
Had It not been FOR hcr aunt who SAID:
Just tHiSes Parks Tea when you 20 TO bed
So by uar,z 6 JIlomlycr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-23

1850, though covering the same mat
ter. The insertion In the Act of
1892 of the phrase according to
law" does not indicate an intention
to alter the law. It rather indicates
a contrary intention.
The ruling of the Circuit Judge is
sustained and the appeal is dis
missed
A. S. Hartwell for the petitioner
q. K. Wilder, Deputy Attorney Gen
eral for the Marshal
Honolulu. April 13, 1894.
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MY Machinery

is the newest in use in all OF
the large factories of the East, and
being thoroughly couversant with all
manner of complicated work, we claim
tobe able to turn out as perfect work as
can be obtained in any part of the
world.
The distance from optical centres and
the long delay in sending away for
special work has prompted us to add
this special department to our already
large optical business, and we hope to
be favored with liberal share of the
work done in Honolulu. PRICEs-the
same as in San Francisco, and on some
work little lower.
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Optical Line

no matter how complicated, JOYFUL,
because the long wait OF six weeks or
more in sending away for your glasses
is done away forever. Those who have
suffered by this wait will know best what
it means. Much time and money has
been spent to ensure PERFECT SUCCESS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-23
OculiStS
Prescriptions

accurately filled. Telescope, field,
marine or opera glass lenses repolished
and adjusted.
One trial will give you more of that
joyful feeling than anything we can
think Of.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-23
BEFORE JUDD, CD, BICKERToN, AND
FREAR. j.
MARCH TERM, 1894.

Sec. 81, Oh. LVII Laws of 1892, does not
give a Circuit Judge power to issue a
writ of ka6eds corpus in the case of a
person convicted, or 10 execution
upon legal process.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-23

In the Supreme Court of the Ha-
Waiian Islands.
MARCH TERN, 1894.
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF
X. OKKOTS ON BEHALF OF TAKEsHITA
MATsUJI FOR WRIT OF HABEAs
CORPUS.
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SpecGaCleS- or
Eye Glasses

on reading that we are now fully
equipped to manufacture anything
and everything III the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-23
Are You a Royalist,
An Annexationist,
Or In Favor of
A Republic p?

WE DESIRE TO RECEIVE FREE
w and o.en expressions of opinion
from he inhabitants of the Hawaiian
Islands, upon the questions of Annex
alton, the restoration of the Monarchy,
or the formation of a Nepublic
This IL, desired for the information of
the people, of the United st ties. The
name OF each correspondent will not be
used, anu will be regarded as con 6den-
tia! II g., r-duested. Address
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SGNDI-
CATE,
W. Ten Eyck Hardenbrook, M'gr.,-
23l5 NJ. Street, n. W.,
Wash ngton, ID. c., u. s. A.
1916 1526-lm
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LoNo RANo: TALKS.

The Record for Heiioxrsph Messages
BROKEN By Many Miles.
DENVER, Sept. 20.-Capt. w. A. Glass.
ford. chief signal officer United States
army, department Of Colorado, accom-.
panied by SerReants John McGlone,
James B. Mclaughlin and William Bes.
sell, arrived In Denver to-day direct from
the spow-clad heights Of Mount Uncom.
paghre. With the assistance Of Sergcants
Bartsch and Grimm, stationed on Mount
Ellen. they succeeded In breaking the
worlds record for long distance heliosraph
signalling. Among the congratulatory
messages received by Captain Glassford
10 the following, which Was sent by Lelio.
graph to Mount Uncompaghre:
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Sept. IL.
Capt W. A. Gldssford, Signal Corps, Mount
UncompdVhre Wa Lake City. Colo:
Congratulating you on your inAefatigable OK.
ertions and the skilifll arrangements whereby
you have beaten the worlds record for long
distance hcllogr aph signalling by SO miles, the
United states has reason TO Congratulate itself
upon the American ingenuity and the assiduous
eNertions whereby It's soldiers have been en-.
abled to transmit with mirror Of 60 square
inches Of rejecting surface, n message IS miles
further than the famous Laurel-Maurtlus line
between the island OF Maurltius aud Rynion
with its magnificent apparatus and mlrror OF
i.aso inches Of reilec,,ug surface. This record
must stand unsurpassed f0r many years, II not
for all lime.
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HAVING A HIoH OLD. TIME.
Dilliass Hsjsyisg the Hases % he
FULLEST Extont,

nl,il.ss xs,syi.s ~ nssss 10 he
Fvilsst Exssat.
epssas, pispstch Of tho standard.
Bn1uos. sent MIThs Interest IN ths
fair oootinuea unahated. and the crowd IN
sttsndancs h increaslns. Narsus Daiv's
Evnintion' vhiis cs,t sresiing IN tha trSek
this mornin.. broke - ~. Nathsseu.
the drivsr al Bntton. IN ths :iS trot. vas
bsdiv kicksd and INA "a b. oarrIed from
m. t...L .ra m. hor.. vi,hdr.vr.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
The Omcsrs Elected Yesterday at Bill.
ings-well Estsriaiasd.
Speclal Dis match 70 the Standard.

&osoraotoV0s
Special DIS patch to the Standard.
BILLINGS, Mont, Sept. 2o.-Ths aoth an
nual communication of the grand lodge
OF Free Masons of Montana closed this
evening. The next meeting will bs held
at Helena.
The following officers were elected and
installed: Grand master, J. H. Montsith
Of Butte; deputy grand master. James H.
Mills Of Deer Lodge; grand S. W., Charles
H. Gould of Miles City; grand J. W., E. c.
Day Of Livingston; treasurer, H. n. Par.
chen; secretary. Cornelius Hedges, Hell
ena; chaplain, W. b. Coombs Of Missoula |;
marshal, George I. Slack of Missoula /;
senior deacon, II. Z. Day Of Glendive; I;
Junior deacon, Samuel Pope of Corvallis; /;
standard bearer, Add Williams Of Butte;
sword bearer, John L. Burns Of Red
Lodge; senior steward, s. L. Morse of
Billings; junior steward, S. c. Kenyon Of
Bozeman; tyler, ]. c. Majors Of Helena.
Tonight the visiting brethren and the
sisters OF the Eastern Star are being en-.
ter,ained at an elegant banquet spread in
the cour, house by the ladies Of Edna
chapter. q. L. 5. The visitors are loud in
their commendation of tho good treat.
ment accorded them in Billings.
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MILES clTY's TURN NEXT.

MILES CtIY'3 TURN NEXT.
TAsss VIII Ne ossA Races There the
Cenins Week.
Special Dispatch 10 tho seandssd.
NMEs CITf, Sept. N-Tayioe John. .
wealthy and we'll known citissn Of Glen.
dive, came to tins city on business last
Monday and during the night became In.
sane. He was taken home this morning
and will be taken to Warm Springs to-
morrow.
Arrangements are virtually completed
for the IS race horses now at Billings to
come to this city next week foe the county
fair. The stables will b those Of Marcus
Daily. Tom McTague. Barney Mckinley
and Hlegins Bros. The local association
will ofRsr $1,000 In purses and excellent
races will b given.
w. Il. Phipps, land ecmmisslonsr Of
the Northern Pacific sAileoad, and party
spent . day In this city and left for tho
west tonight They are looking up the
question Of the irrigation Of this section
and their Wait b considered Of very great
importance. In company with w. B. Jor-
dan they visited many ranches closc to
this city and we're most agreesbly sur
prised at the aspect ot the country and
tho wonderful improvement made By irr,-
Rutiou.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2o.-Congrcssman
McAller was defeated for denomination
this morning by the democrats Of the
Third district and Joseph y. McCullen
chosen as his successor. Other congress
sional nominations were: In the First
district. ID. j. Callahan; Second. Max
herzberg; Fourth, Gus Muller; Fifth. DR..
David Moffet.
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LAsoR'5 PROTEST.

fhsusssds % wssvsrs Qais work N ~
EaaA
BosroN, Sept. A-Two thousand eass
ment wsavsrs stopped work this mesap
ing.
The strike 10 the result Of the rsfusal a
. number Of contractors to eonesde to The
demands Of the union for the abolishmsut
OF the ''iumpins" and 'swsstins" systsms
and the introduction Of the weekly vaes
system. Operatives arc also dsslrous oe
establishing . working day Of nine hoass
With fixed wages. Every man, woman
and child responded to the call 70 quit
work. s
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Who Is Allenp
silver Bow county wants 70
know who Allen II.
Who - Allen, anyhowf



WAsumoroH, Sept. M-It was perhaps
Win . visW 10 The unimpeded sxscusion
It the plan foe TIE eoucsntratioa Of troops
and the reduetion Of the number Of army
posts that the formal order to give Il
effect vas withhsld until eonsrsss had
adjourned and but few senators and repre-.
ssntatives remained In Washington. BY
the terms Of the order nine posts were
abandoned. The posts were much too
numerous In the Western states, causing
expenditure With regularity Of large sums
Of money by earrisons. Il was mot sup.
posed that they could b abandoned With.
out sons opposition, and already . food
Of protests has begun 10 pour In upon the
var department., rsmonstratine against
ths change In every ease. General Scho-
nsld, Who b acting - secretary of war.
hes TO bear the beunt, but hs b laying
asids the papsrs until the return Of
Secretary Lamont, who must pess upon
them IN The end.
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Money On the Move

new YoRE. Sept. 0.-A movement Of
currency Of some magnitude 10 In progress,
the objective point being New Orleans.
The bulk Of the money 10 shipped In the
regular way BY express. but some banks
are taking advantage Of the 75-cent rate
given by the sub.trcasury for . telesraphic
transfer through the sub-treasury at New
Orleans, by which interest 10 saved. -
tho delivery 10 made at once aud all risk
Of miscarriage is avoided.
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FioHrIMo EpiToRs.

0Aisags 10 n ths sssas ss Moro Dss1iy
Carnage.
CmoAoo, Sspt. o-Twe dasls instsad
se eoe may b feusAs b. Editee Rushs.
esmsa q the Ahsad PesG EAitse !. r.
Slephsas II The Nrsis Prssss challenged
by Rusbssamsa because Of au article ~
Ascting on The German Press club. said
II Rusbssamen insisted hs should have ell
the satisfaction hs desired. Both served
In the German army, aud - cutlessss
have been NAMED, 10 u thought the duel
will result In bloodshed. Raebssamsn
this afssrnooa eAallsaeed City Editor
Ssldmaa ct The Jrsis Presses, after Quas.
rel
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The Guvs Are All Right

WASHINGTON, SspA 0.-Ths war de.
partmsnt has bsen notified by Major
Phipps, president OF the ordnance board
which conductsd the recent tests Of the
dynamite gun batteries at Sandy Hook, n.
T.. that the gun worked well end that ali
Of the requirements had been mot. Con.
ssqusntly tho battery and plant will be &C.
ceptsd aud the Pneumatic Dynamite com.
psny viii b paid ei6o,000 for one einch
and two lb-inch guns with all Of the boil
ere, compressors and machinery, the
shells used In tho test, and 10 reserve pro-
jsetiles for each gun. This experiment
having resulted we'll. work will be pushed
on the dynamite gun and battery for the
San francisco harbor.
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HARRISBURG, Sept. 9.-The Brother
hood Of F,rsmeu elected tho following
ofIicsrs to-day: Grand secretary and treas
ursr, Frank W. Arnols, Terre Hauts, Ind. |;
grand executive board. Z. A. Ball, STRAIT.
ford. Ont; chairman, H. N. Lamb, Gar.
rot, Ind. secretary, J. d. Byrne, Portland,
Ore. I. D. May, Halsted. Pa; and Asa
Dillon, Ellis, Kas.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

The DsnssA Yesterday Was Brssdsnins
and Somewhat Kesa.
LONDON. Sept. 2.-At the wool sales to.
day the demand was broadsnine. Cross
breeds were in keen demand for Cont.
nsnt and Yorkshire at the extreme prices.
America took some greasy merino comb
inss at above market parity. American
buyers also took about 800 balss Of
secured. The total American purchases
% far ere 100 bales. The number Of
bales offered were lB,0e9. The sales In
detail arc % follows: New South Wales,
l.sse bales, secured, 7d.0is., greasy 5kd.
0s1<d., Grssnlaud, 2,3Sl bales, secured,
.@ls. td., ersasy. l,ld. .0sd.; South We
toria, 2,S8o, secured. sd.0ls. 71fd., srsasy,
B1fd.0iiHd., South Australia, ~;
secured, S,<d. .els., West Australia, si7,
secured, iid.; greasy, sd.07Hd., Tas.
mania, eS bales; grsasy, 6Hd.0sHd.,
New Zealand. sos balss' secured. s1(d.0
Il. e1td., greasy. SHd.0l0Hd., Caps Of
Good Hope and Natal. 1l.030 bales
secured, 3D. 0sd. greasy, Sd.07hA.
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Il Was Q Mistake,

Butte, Sept. 0.-Ths reported sale OF
the Poulin mine to tho ADsconda COM
pany proved erroneous so far as tho Ana
conda company is concerned. The decd
was made to Silas King, who Is under.
stood to represent a new company that
will develop nni work the mine.
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Whs Is A1lsaf
cEHEnAL NANAoKRss OnvJCR,o
Butte D BOSTON
MINfH0 C0Mpxwy. |
rus xEws m wAsmxoFox.

WAo1nN0foH, 8ept. 0-Noltheg ~
Chinese norJapansse legation has Rsoeivod
amy advises - 10 The great naval eulAGos
mont a yula. Lsulsnans Nyokn, . nar
val attashs q The Japansss lssa4soa, ~.
turned to-day from an eastern tsiA Hs
h well acquainted With the scsne u ~
battle and says u b % far removed fron
The Japanese Telegraph stations that word
would flrst have 10 b carried b. dispatsh
beats 10 TushimA % HaGasAks bseose ~
Toxic authoeitiss seuld b inssrnsd e
the battls. A. the nsht oesusssA ~
Saturday, II 70 sxpseted The dispatsh
boats VII have the ofaeial vsrsisa tRanss
mitted vssy sooo.
The japanese efBeials hsrs ere greatly
slstsd ever The latest reports. - s6sy -
Tie slakine ee China's be battlsship. ~
Chea Yuen, fatally eeipples CAlnA'e navys
xinisler xurino q the oflAee e ths Japas
usss legation here regards the eahls lss0
Tekie 70 the assoeiatsd pesss - diving ~
most Trustworthy repoet of Ne eaoAeos
meat yss received. and hs b naturally
esattflsd 10 learn from this source thAa ~
Japanese Asss sustained no great dan.
aes. Thsy point cut that Tekie b bot 10
milss from Hlrusshima, vhses TIE 60
pssee end ths headquastses oe ths asuV
and navy 80 located.
Ltsutsnant NiyoAkA says shses 60 n
such ships In the Japanese navy ~ ~
Abushima, which . Shanghai soessspeaa'
snt says was sunk. Tue iieutsnant sayu
the 70 Shin. stated In . Shanghai rspest
10 have bssn sunk. b undoubtedly ths Ys
SHIP, the psids Of the japanese savy. n
would b startling news indeed. 10 says,
U this ship had gone down, bat 10 seoatl
the ldss. She 10 one of the fastest ships q
the japanese navy. with the rsmaskahle
spssd Of q knots per hour.
Ths Chinese minister declines 70 d.
cuss the recent battles o. any phase Il tha
war. In response to an inquiry to-day -
ssus word that no advicss he'd hssa ~
ceivsd and that hs was very busy.
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The New Base BAIL LsAgus Is A A..
sursd Fact.
PrITsBuRo. Sept. D.-Ths report for
the formation Of . new bose ball lsagus
was confirmed here to-day. Ex.Manager
Bucksnbsrgee Of the Pittsburg club and
A. K. Scandrett. secretary OF the same
organization, stated that the new league
has already bssn orsanissd and that .
premature publication Of the plans can
In no way interfere with the arrange.
ments already made. The circuit u 10 b
made up Of Pittsburs. Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, New York, Brooklyn. Detroit. Provi-
dsncs and Chicago OF Buffalo, and the
new organization b to b. known 40 the
National association. Admission 10 its
games will be Is cents. Il 10 not the In.
tsntion to fight the National league, but
TO arrange schedule Of games 90 as not
toconnict with the latter.
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WITH A RED HOT IRON
Hllslit Litlst Nay 4 LItl
Clina
WANTED HIS GOLD DUST
John the PolandsP Tells q oensa-
tional Tale Of the Way
Noebsvs Treated Him In
0koily ouloh.
WANTED HIS GOLD DUST

Special n1speeeA b the eeandard.
HELENA, Sept. 0.-A man known %
"John the Polandsr" came TO Hslsna yes-
tsrday from skslly Guleh and told story
about being hsA up the DAY bsfoes by two
msa. Thsy got . watch and gun from
him. He said thas thsy tortured him With
rsd ~ lroa In order 10 make him reveal
the hiding place of his solddust but they
did mot succeed.
He exhibited scare on bis lses and one
ear, whers hs said the hot iron had bssn
applisd. After Riving . description Of the
msa b returned to Shelly Culch.
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EAST 81. Lours, Sept. O.-Nlne-slx-
tssnths-Hylar won, Auldooa sseond, Jim
Boyd third, time, loo Thirtesn-six.
tssuths-Blue and White won, Hassl sse-
ond, Tom Grimm third; tins. ;2e. Three
quarters Of one mils-Simplsto6 won,
Unicorn second, Robert LAtta third; time,
l:2s. xtssnths-Emblsm won.
iced second, Mensoon third; time,
1:7X. Thrse-quartsrs Of one mile
Chartrsuss won. San Bias second, Jardins
third; time, ;l9K
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Who Is Allan?

Silver Bow county wants -
know who Allen In.
Who Ia Allen, anyhowf
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KILLED ~ THEIR OWN MEDICINE.

NssSsS ot sUesW OWN msosSsWss
DsssssAs Ia oPssss Whs Wsa's Ne Asy
Moro Haso.
Athens, Sept 0.-Nsar Iimoa, o. he
Turkish frontier, and near the bead Of
The gulf q voto, Proourse du Rol, judge
snd two ssorstarsss, returning In eas.
ria9s acoempsnisd b. two 60 d'sssnss
from the villaess whsrs thay had bssn
eollsetlns Information In regard to
beisandage, were surrounded by Papaky
Ritsopulos brisands. who carried Oh the
procurss and Judge to . stronghold on
Mount Othsys.
Later The prisonsrs were allowed TO ssnd
word to friends that the brisands dc.
mandsd that NO pursuit b made until the
ransom vss paid. A detachment Of 100
soldiers vas sent 10 attack the bgigands.
The belsands were sxtssminatsd. but the
procurss du roi was killed and the judge
was mostally wounded.
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POOR ONES FoR A CENT.

0ia Hatch L. Nov kssstsg . Lltsls
Cigar Store In Chicago.
CHICAGO. Sept. O.-B. r. Hutehinson,
better known % ''Old Hutoh," the once
famous board Of trade plungse. hes
opened enc cent elaas seses sppssite The
beard Of tsads, whsrs hs onss mads and
loss millions. The startling ssd sisn IN
the window olIsss ''0eod Cieass fer Ons
Cent. Better two for iivs esuts. Cigarettes
four eeuts . package"
Mr.. Hutchinson refused 70 b inter.
viswed, simpiy saying that he was ''ssl'
line eieass and that's al thsro y 70 it.w
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Who % Allon7 ff~
silver Bow county wants 70
know VINO Allsn u.
Who u Allan, anyhowf



Dlsssely h Nsv shs 0ssassse fvspBsne
0sA Rssss.
oAinnDuno, espA M-But eae seoesd
vos heoksa to-day and thaA NHs b No.
ree 6alisbusy's woedseful 3,ysas.oA Daeee
Directly, Who cent the yeas.oa4 goossd
assn frem 100 10 3O7x. aad - ~ 49,
tlms rsdussl bic swn rsseed ~. TweoN
theasaud enthusiasts -psepls witessso1
the event. 10 was The sseead epoelol
event se The aftssnosn. following nsssst
J.'e failure 10 reduce bic record. 1eo
tsask Wss fast and The wsathse supsee.
Dtreotly eot away o. The nrss ecceo 81
Mcdowell drove him. He had The psoo
and just behind him was . thereusahes1
running mate. The pace wss . rsmasep
sbis one, showing . steady improvsmsaA
Tue 6rst quarter was done In n ~
half In i s0l3, the three quartsss in l:oeH
and the mile IN 2O7x. ~
When Williams made ths anueunee'
msnt there wses leud cries fee NeDswe11,
the famous driver, who IVES obliged - -
up In the grand stand and aeknewls6es
the ovation.
II was $40 o'clock whsa Robert ]. was
sent e6 On tho second seoeins. In ths
warming heat he had made the ciFpuit u
2:11 and many thought hs would paes q
great mile even II be failed to beat hia
own record. Ed. Cssrs was the drives.
Robert J. made the iirst quarter IN -
and expectation ran high. The half va
made In i0ox. but In the third qusftss
the great stallion slowed up, mailing tha
pole In l:six. The mile was ooveSd d
2:oex.
Driver Cssss assigned two reasons IT.
the failure of the pacer, namely, that the
track was triae too bard for Robset J.'a
Sset and that hs wss fearful Of the crowd
that nlisd the entire traek except . ssv
fsst from the pole.
Onlins ives thsn sent to bsst his record
of 2N71. Hs went strong. steady miis,
equsllins bis mile without apparent sf
fort. The quarters were made 10 sSlx &
saa. :Slx and S2j[. o. 2s07H for the mile
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POWERS IS LAZY.

Against Him.
CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 2.-In the con.
vention of national lotter carriers to-day
the entire morning was devoted TO hear
ing charges against Chairman J. G.
Powers Of the legislative committee. Tho
presiding officer found it almost impossis
BILE to maintain order. There was Q
strong feeling that Powers would ultima.
tely be yindlcated. The special charges
are laxiness, neglect oi duty and miscons
duct.
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BUTTE, Sept. 90.-Thc latest reports say
that the laps are the most successful
fighters. nash 4 90. are the most success.
pay.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. NAT the osavsssnd
raess to-day the results vsss, Mile and
ens-slxsssuth-6ir Knieht won, Sir Walter
second. Prince Kari third, tims. 40. Six
furlongs-Countse Tenor won, Maid Ma.
Ran second, Wah Jim third, time, I :l5k.
Six furlones-Handspun won, Louise zee.
ond, Sadie third, time, 1:ie. Five and
ons-half furionas-Sscoud Attempt Won,
Manchester second. Tiass third, tins,
90. Mile and as-slxtssnth-Listls Matt
won, Now.os.Nsvse second, Hartford
thirds tims, SIN
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silver Bow county wants to
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