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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-10
Athletic Snorts Hassar.

Paughkeepsie, n. Y, Nov. 9-The
Students Athletic association of Vassar
college held its first field day athletic
sports on the college tennis courts to
day. There was a drilling rain. The
games were private, no one excepting
the students being admitted. The girls
were suitably dressed for the sports,
boomers and divided skirts predom-
mating i'm the costumes. The commit
tee, the referee, the judges, the time
keepers and scorers all were women.
The first event was a 100 yard dash.
The trial heats We're won by Miss Annie
l. Wilkinson, 1514 seconds, and Miss
Elizabeth F. Vassar. 151a seconds. Miss
VasSar won the final in 16 seconds.
In the running broad jump Miss En-
ma l.. Baker won, jumping IL feet, )
inches. Miss L. Love was second, with
10 feet, 8 inches.
I'm the 120 yard hurdle, the trial heats
were won by Miss Edith c. Ward. 2S
seconds; Miss Mign0nette Johnson, 2524
seconds, and Miss Ida c. Thai,on, 2ia4
seconds. Miss ThaliOn won the final in
% seconds.
In the running Jump Miss Laura L.
Brownell won, making 43 inches; Miss
Emma l.. Baker, second, 40 inches.
In the 220 yard race Miss Helen L.
Haight won in 261A seconds.
The main event of the day was a
game of basket ball between teams re-
presenting the four classes of students
composed as follows:
Glass of 90, Harriet Banks, Maria
Champney, Marie Hewitt, Geneva Try
on, Mary Tarbox, Iona Spaulding. uRth
Tunnicliff. Della Marquardt, Helen a.
Hill, Gertrude Macarthur, Ella A. Love.
Glass of '96, Amy Wentworth, Isabel
Adams, Helen Haight, Lucretia Justice,
Eleanor Belknap, Edith Ward, Eliza
beth Vassar, Fanny Borden. Marian
Bagg, Laura Rice, Florence Taylor.
Class of '97. Sarah Platt, Belle Tiff
fanny, Bertha Cook, Grace Tweedy, Ida
Thallon, Emily Lapham, Eliza Lord,
Maria Rimer, Alice Ralston, Annie Viii
knson, Emma Baker.
Glass of SO. Misses Delaney, Reed,
DeLaoupe, Kelly. NJ. Ray, Hosmer, Alb
bot, Mears, Jenkins, Burr, z. Ray
The class Of '07 was decraled the win
ner and received the pennant offered as
a prize. They received "a points, '9S re-
ceiVed IL and 90 five points
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Kansas City Races.

Kansas City, Nov. s.-The plan for
winter racing at Memphis having fal-
len through il has been decided TO con-
unre the meeting here indefinitely
though the season viii end before the
beginning Of the Galveston meeting
early in December Todav's results:
First race-Five and half fursCnrs:
Ettar won; Red Buck. second; Victor
Carl. third. Time. I:ls.
Second-FSve fur'Ongs: Gray Battle
won; BIZ Arp. second: King Craft,
third. Time. Los
Th.rd-Five furi0ngs; Barney Aaron
won; Little Dick. second; Wave-iy.
third. Tina. / 90
Fourth-SiN furionss- Bill FfiiS13
won; ia ia. second: Sohuylkiil. third.
Time. lea
Fffch-Seven furio1gs: Joe Court
neT Won: Mrs. s, second: Sam Brown.
third. Time. l:42
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-10
81 Inais Ran,s

st Louis. No. New. 9.-The spectators
shivered IN the sheltered stand today.
while horses plowed through a sticky.
muddy track. ana not a faverite won.
Summaries
First r2ce-EtVe f1rlonEs: Johnns4
NcHale, won; Bridget. second: Little
Grove. third Tine l.os
Secoad-Seven furloRys. for e-year-
oidS; LeSsman Won; LaSalle. second +.
Philctta. third. Time I.24I-s
Third-Seven furloasS. haadscap.
Sandoxne Won: Linda, second: Simmons
third. Tine 81 81
F'0urth-Miie and a half. Blue Ban
ner won; Billy Mckenzie. second: .
Young Arion. third. Tine 2.4s
Fifth-Mile. selling: Isauaan vvor-
RedSkin. second; ]. 2. N, third. Time
i:47
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Both were badly

ing over and over. Both were badly
bruised.
Altogether 1T was a terrific finish and
there was much complaint at tire deci-
sion Of the judges. giving Wells first,
Bald second and Murphy third. Sum-
Inarfas:
First racsOne-third mile, scratch,
class B-First heat: Bald won; Randel,
second. Time AZ 4-5 Second heat:
Earl Keiser, San Jose. won; Murphy,
second. Time so. Third heat: Tom
Cooper won; c. S. Wells, second Time
:46 As.
Second-Two-thfrd mile, handicap.
class A-Ffrst heat: H. 4Bareman won;
p. G. Alexander. second. Time l :29 2-5.
Second heat: r. r. Hammond won; j.
Z. Edwards, second. Time / :2S. Third
heat: Percy Motif won; Benson, second
Alderman. third. Time 1:27 1-5. Fourth
heat: G.. H. Seig won; Sharman, second; ;
Hogg, third. Time Pr
Third-Mile, scratch, class B-Finals:
Wells won; Bald, second; Murphy, third
Time :43 2-5. Wells and Murphy collid-
ed and each got terrible fall just after
passing the tape at the finish.
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Won by Bananet IL.

Lincoln, Nov. 9.-The Hurst Park
club November meeting took place at
Mybesiahurst today. The Hurst park
November plate of $50 sovereigns, for s.
year-olds and upward. was won by
Captain j. f. Eakins bay gelding, Ban
quet II, formerly the property Of III. L.
Dwyer. The course was. two miles.
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Ryan Wants to eight Choyrski.

Syracuse, n. Y, Nov. 9.-Tommy
Ryan, the welterweigh. champion of
the world, said toniSa. ne would fight
Joe Choynski, the California heavy
weight, at any time and place the
latetr may desire. The challenge grew
out of personal quarrel and some re-
marks made by Ryan in Chicago.
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Eau Meeting arIonssril,..

Louisville. KY. Nov s.-The fall meet
Ing OF the Kentucky association begins
mere Monday and the meeting lasts
two weeks Indsca tons point 70 A
successful meeting.
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THIS WEEK.
TH0S. SHAW.

Mrs. r. T. Wilson's gift r. a pair Of
solid gold vases about six inches IN
height and OF Louis XIV design. Con-
spicuous among the gifts were a num-
Der OF costly and beautiful fans.
Miss Morton who was one Of Miss
vanderbiirs br1desmaids. sen: a fine
old Spanish fan: Mrs. John III. Lis
a tiny one or first empire style. OF white
MORE. with design 10 silver spangies
and medallion portrait; heads: Mr. ARd
Mrs william a Duer. more mod
ern one OF exquisite point lace and
pearl sticks. vita Vatican medalilons
set In the lace.
Two beautiful ones OF ws.sesu and
Boucher are from Mrs. Henry T. Sloan
and Mrs. II. Winthrop Cray. Another
present 10 the bride from her mother ~
a splendid travelling toilet cass. which
contains many pieces. each get IN duil
gold. each receptacle Tor toiist art
cies. whether brushes. combs or pins
being Of geld. A circlst Of diamonds
suru1ounted BY a small crescent of a.
Almonds and pearls. was given By Har-
old Vanderbilt.
Among the other gifts were a beau
tiful silver repoS3usse tray from he
hOusehoif servants. a silver bon bon
box from Mrs. Reginald Ronai3s. a
crystal nark So ia gold from Mss
Tdfth Co-se Evans. a Louis XVI table
clock Of dark blue. orraEncntsd ia 10
man Rarlznds. ansf rAinsstonsE, from
Miss Czdwaiizder Evans. a mirror set
in silver Eiif. from Mr.. Charles Ksl-
iogz: a rococo inkE;znd. pen and tray
from Mr. II. Maitland Kersey: a sevr-.
cup from Nr. Jules Vatsbls; a silver NV
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Astor. a silver rspso1H.s Slz<e from Mrs.
Richard irysn: a silver takstsnd frvszn
49,
mounted blotfsag pad from Miss MARY
Wiuthr1p. q silver miniature frarss
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Peter fSgelef CFrvy. a large toilet fniT-
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CaStoria.

"castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
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finish the race. BE must look first for
clear, healthy, strong body. because the
body makes aud supports the brain II the
heart pumps impure blood into the brain.
you cannot expect the man to be clear.
headed, You canno: expect him 70 accom-.
piish much. If a mans blood is pure and
rich, there can not be much the matter with
him. II II isn't pure and T,ch, he r4av have
almost any disease under the sun, and Dr.
PieTce's Golden Medicsl Discovery will
cure It Il doesn't make any difference
what form the disease takes, or by what
name !; IS called Nearly all diseases
spriug from impure blood II you make
the blood pure, you remove the cause and
cure the disease. That's common sense
and medical sense-and scientific sense
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-10
Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI, u, NOV. 9.-The LatOnia
race meeting closed today. The stakes
have been pretty we'll divided among
the different stables. The following
have won $1,000 and upwards:
Pat Dunno, So, 744: J. NJ Murphy, So
9S5; Kerlell tables, 1899; T. C. Nc
DoweN, 3.460; E F. Mclean, So. 403;
Baker and Gentry, $3.140: Easton and
IIarrabie. $2.977; W. H. Laudeman. So
140; Charles Fleiscllmann. $2.T52: Tai
bolt Brothers, Se.697; G. 3. Morris. 81
$50; George Men aughton. g, $50; Spring
hurst stable. s.. 1876; Avondale stable, ST.
6S9; J. Z. Pepper, 81, SO; C. H. Smith, ST.
6SS: f. E. Corrigan. s1.450; II. b. Dur
ham, S1.770; Iroquois stables, Sl,1l0; s.
X. Tughes. 81 600
The hast days races were run over a
truck deep in Slush. The great event
of the day was the Latonia cup. to the
money value of which was added a su-
purb piece of silver plate. Five start
ed. but the race resulted in a grand
duel between Simon w, and Grammar,
the latter hanging to the formers TANKS
all through the long journey until the
run home. when Simmon w gave ii up
and Grammar came on and won handily
in the en-. The race excited the widest
enthusiasm. Summaries:
First race-SeVen and a half fuTlOngs:
selling: BeatNhce, 1 TO /. won: Mate,
s TO l, second; iRchmond, L to l, third.
Time ] III.
Second-Mile and tweny yards: purse:
Jainboree, to l. won; Egbert, 10 3
second; Major Dripps, 20 to l, third.
Time, 1897.
Third-Two and a quarter miles: La
oonia cup, for 3-yeaTs-old and upwards;
value to winner. s. $50: Grammar. 3 TO
!, won; Simon W. l 10 ?. second: Blue
and Grey, % to l, third. Time. 4:121s.
Fourth-Mile; handicap: Urania, /
II s. won; Eg-bert. 8 to l, second: Bessie
Bisfend, to l, third. Time. 1:4SIs
Fifth-F'ive and a half furlongs; purse
Hanlon, TO ). won; Nazarine. to ;.
second: Sir Fassar, TO /, third Time.
1:12is.
SiNth-Seyen and a half furiongs:
selling: Momus. to l, won; Charley
Weber. ; 20 l, second; Elisee, > TO !.
third. Time I:4O@.
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FIVE SWEAR TO 1T.
NEW EVIDENCE PRODUCED AGAINST
TIE HYANSES.

Wound on Wells Head which the Elevator
Could Hardly have Made-Bears Out
Other Witnesses with New Stories
Stage Robber Commits Murder in Cali
fornIa-Omaba Prisoner Slugs the Tailor
and Walks Out-kreuger Jury Fails to
Agree Crime News in General
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Who wins IN the
race? Is il q sick mani
Is II a man who is
weak? Is il a man
whose blood is impurei
An athlete trains for
y every race. The bes,
athletes train all the
time. They are always
IN perfec: condition.
IL IS pretty safe TO say
that the best man will
always win. The mar
who Is strong and in
the best condition will
surely distance hi,
competitors.
In the race for sue.
cess, the best man viii
win il he takes care of
himself. He carnoi
win If he reglects his
physical condition. II
doesn't make any diff
ference how smart he
is If his body isn't
strong. he will never
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Tigers Start in with the Scent of Easy Prey
In Their NostriIs but Cornell has Not
Been Training for Nothing and Carries
on the Glory of a Good Fight-Au the
Scoring Done Late in the Action-No-
body Hurt Much-Ksnsas University
Wins at Crete, Neb.-Games Elsewhere
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Coon FOR THE F1REMEN.-Gov-
ernor Hastings, of Pennsylvania, has
recently signed bill requiring in
surance companies doing business in
the State to pay twoi per cent? of
their business for the public good
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Advertised Letters.

Listof letters remaining in the
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county, w. Va, July IS. 1896:
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Church Items.

Rev. S. G. Ferguson preached in
the NJ. E. Church South Sunday
night, after which communion seryi-
ces were held.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered in the Pres
byterian church in this place on Sun
day, July 21-the usual preparatory
services Friday and Saturday pre-
ceeding.
The Jefferson County Sunday
School Convention will meet in the
NJ. e. Church South at Summit Point,
August s and o. A good programme
has been prepared, and good atten-
dance is desired.
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The board of education of Middle

The board of education of Middle
way district, composed of Moses e.
Trussell, president, Joseph L. Rob
erts and Parran Hollis, commission
ers, met and elected Benz. F. Tros-
tie secretary. The following trus-
tees were appointed for three years ::
In sub-district No L, Kearneysville,
w. H. Burnett; sub-district No. 2,
Leetown, Frank Fulk; sub-district
No. 3, Middleway, James A. Shir-
lev; sub-district No. 4, Swimley's,
E. A. Colston. A levy of twenty
nine cents on the hundred dollars
was made for teachers fund and
twelve cents for building fund. Sal
aries were fixed as follows: For
teachers holding No i certificates,
s33; No 2, s27; No. 3, S25.
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The work of tearing down the old
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latest designs, prepared by architect
j. C. Holmes. Charles Town is to
be congratulated in having such an
organ ization of enterprising citizens
as those who make up this company.
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The N. & w. R. r. will run ex-
cursion trains to the sixth annual Re
formed reunion at Pen-Mar, on
Thursday. July IS. Train will pass
Charles Town, going, at 8 :43 A. NJ. !;
returning leave Pen-Mar at $3.50 p.
M. Fare for round trip from Rippon
aud Charles Town, $1.10; Shenan-
doah Junction, s1.oo; Shepherds
town, Soc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-07-16

The law imposing a license of
$500 for selling cigarettes is now in
force. To the constant smoker this
deprivation will b a hardship
Brown, Jeweler, has new line
of Ink CT f buttons. Purchase pair
and be treated to one of these lux
ury inhales-one cigarette with each
pair of Links.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-07-16

HARPER's FERRY GoATs.-Capt.
Joseph McLane, conductor of the
B. & O., and who runs between Har-
per's Ferry and Harrisonburg, went
up the line yesterday with two beau
tifuI, full grown young goats. Capt.
McLane secured the Youngsters on
the Maryland heights. One of them
wore hobble on which was engraved
in silver: ''John Browns chum,
1859" He was younger than his
companion, but both were full grown
and extremely active, Win. Item.