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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-01
GOT THE OTHER TWO
CAPTAIN WHITE WINS THE UNFIN.
ISHED 2:27 TROT.

second Heat, His First. Won in 2:I5-Fin-
fshes by Taking the Fifth and Sixth,
Driven by Geers-Success OF the Fleet
wood Meeting, just CIosed-Stables or
to Gales5urg and Philadelphia-Patchen
and Gentry will Race Wednesday
Dandy Jim Lowers the Track Record at
Toledo to 2:I3 3-4-Horse Notes
New York, Aug. 3L-The last heats
Of the race postponed ar the Fleet
wood grand circuit at dark last night
was trotted in the presence of a small
gathering Of horsemen. Belle TruX-
ton had won the first n eat of the 2.27
race yesterday. Captain White win
ming the second in 2I5 after trotting
around the field, after which Lake Erie
went on and captured two heats, Belle
Truxton being tired, while Captain
White was unsteady.
Edward Geers drove White today in
place of Ira Harris, the latter having
resigned his seat, as he said, to the
better reinsman and the speedy 5-year-
old easily won the two heats he needed.
The meeting was very successful fin
nncially and from a racing point OF
view. The Driving club cleared about
$4,000. Most of the important stables
were shipped away today, some going
west to Galesburg. and other to Phila-
delphia. where Joe Patchen and John
r. Gentry are TO pace a race at Bel
mont Park next Wednesday. Sum-
maries:
In the 2:27 trot. purse $1,000. Captain
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-01

Later the two men went an exhibition
mile on a tandem 10 apDease the spec
tators' desire TO see them ride in any
thing. They went TO beat the mile re-
cord on a quarter mile track. but feil
a little short, coming under the wire at
2Il2-5 Considering the condition OF
the track. which was made too soft ny
last nights rain, the EFFORT was consld-
cred phenomenal. Summaries:
Mile open. class a: W. F. Eberhardt
Salina, Kan, first; II. a. Pixley. Oma-
IA. second: A. G. Hardin. St Louis,
third. Time. 2:ls As.
Mile Ian race. class p: s. NJ. Hook
er. Kansas City, first: W. a. Terrill.
San Francisco. second; John Coburn.
s.. Louis. third. Time. 2:2e 4-5-
Mile handicap. class A: Emil Bach
man. Kansas City, i20 yards, first: j.
y. Shurts. Kansas City. l30 yords. sec
ond; A. T. Palm. Kansas City, l20 yards
third Time. 2:17 30.
Mile invitation. class B: John Co
burn. st. Louis. first; G.. A. Maxwell.
ST. Louis. second; c. &. Wells. san
Francisco, third. Time. PA
Mile open. class Il: VIII Coburn. ST
Louis. first: c. :. Wells. San Francis
co. second: John COburn. s.. Louis.
tAirG. IifnFs Z.i0 -
Mile lap race. class a: Ernest Slade,
st. Louis. first: Bert Harding. 81.
Louis, second: F. B. Fish. Kansas City.
third. Time. 2:iS 3-5.
Three mile handicap. class p D.
Coburn, 81. Louis. first; Art Brunner,
Kansas City, second: r. r Wing. ST
Louis. third Time. .7:29 As.
Mile tandem. class A: \. c. Hard
f,sy and Tom COburn. St Louis. first:
O. 4. Heyman and ". a .Plxiey. Oma-
ha. second Time. 2;f3-
Mile team race. class y; ". G. Wood
6. NJ Hooker and AT; Brunner. Kan
sas City Cycllsi. frs:: o. 4. Reben-
schied. Ben Howard and Walt Brun-
ner. Jackson County Wheelmen. sec
end
Two mile handicap. class a Ernest
Slade. 81. Louis. first. c. =. BrUnner.
Kansas City. second. Emil Bacman,
Kansas City. third. Time. f.27iz
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Hale Holds His Belt.

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 5l.-Herber;
Hale of this city defeated Harvey Par
ker % Marion tonight and retains the
welter-weighf championship OF the
world At catch-as-catch-can wrestling.
The Police Gazette bels. the champion
ship $3.50 side bet and al receipts wen;
TO the winner. There were 800 spec
tators present.
Both men were IN prime condition.
The first fan was won by Parker az
yer a. minutes. he being the aggressor
from the start and working with Hale
IN mat He struggled with Hsie's right
arm until he got a hammer lock and
won the faIi.
Hale came Up for the second bout
looking fierce and as the two men
fronted each other ne made a lunge for
Parker and got the strange hold 80
thoroughly that Parker was hfted clear
or the floor and held there. He was
croked until evary muscle rslan1ed
when Hale threw him on the floor. Par
ker had O. be carried on the stage.
The choking made Parker - wax
that ne wss Nasy IN the ch.rS fsI sna
Hale threw him easily wIfh the seis-
rors lock IN hair a minute
The tw9 men h4ge been rnafchss Win
.he ztranTle hold barred. ia!a sine for
a side be- - 800 ard TIE SinD<r =
take al the gafe receipts
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louisville Races.

Louisville. Ky, Aug. S1.-St. Maxim.
a big odds-on favorite. won the open
ing event today. but George Beck. at
to 5. as the best obtainable, could
do no better than finish fourth in the
third event, ane mile and half. Tup-
TO set the pace until they entered the
stretch for the last time, when Pea
body came strong and won as he
pleased. In the last race, J. Perkins,
mounted on Tom Quick. was thrown
but not badly hurt, and Imp The Dog
famed. The track was fast. Summa-
ries:
First race-Six furlongs: St. Maxim
l to 3, won; Leo Lake. 5 to l. second;
Diggs, to 1, third. Time 1:1512.
Second-Seven furlongs, selling:
Tough Timber. to /, won; Chenoa. s
to l, second; Roosevelt, 21a TO l. third.
Time l:2Sl2.
Third-Alile and a half, selling: Pea
body, to l, won; Fayette Belle, Is to
l, second; Rasper, 6 to /. third. Time
2:37.
Fourth-Five furlongs; selling: La
Wanda, TO 1, won: Serena, to l, Sec
ond; Sir Dixie, 2 10 l. third. Time / :03.
Fifth-Four and half furlongs: Fret
full, to l. won: Pardon. to 1, second /:
Passed formerly RejecD to 1. third.
Time :564
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book made, and Ny Hebe was installed
favorite but the best she could do
was second to Caesar. Maid of Honor
the favorite in the last race. was beaten
by a rank outsider. Weather clear;
track heavy. Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Caesar,
won; My Hebe second; Z. H. Sherley.
third. Time 1:05A.
Second-Five furlongs: Subito. won !:
Minnie Clyde. second ;ercita, third. Time
1:05i2.
Third-Mile: Logan won; Belle Fos-
ter, second: Grammar. third. Time 40.
Fourth-Six furlongs: Midstar won;
Mother of earl, second: Buck Knight,
third. Time 1:19A.
Fifth-Fourr and a half furlongs, At
lanta won; Maid of Honor, second:
Newhouse, third. Time :5S.
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New York, Aug. 31.-The threaten
ing weather kept the attendance down
at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon but
the racing was very interesting.
In the first event Refugee was the
favorite and led to the last sixteenth
where Ramihro, The Winner and Cap
tive passed him and finished in that
order.
In the second race Sunup was a strong
favorite with Monaco as second choice
Sunup led to the second furlong when
Hamilton managed to make Monaco
run and landed him a winner by d
short head.
In the Bellies stakes, there was the
surest kind of a tip on One 1 Love and
it came off successfully. Florretta "
made the running to the last eighth
when One l Love came through and
won in canter. Argentina got the
second place from Floretta " on the
post.
W. B. was a slight favorite over Or
Ida and Sir Dixon jr., in the fourth
race and led to the turn on the back
Stretch when all got together and
! made a pretty contest to the stretch
where Orilda won as she pleased.
Buckwa was the choice in the fifth
race but ne could do no better than
third. Irish Reel opened a big gap and
held it to the last eighth when Buck
rene came fast but she managed TO
win by three parts Of length.
A heavy thunderstorm came up in
the last race and the horses could not
be distinguished after they left the
! post. Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Ramiro,
/ 10 to l, won: The Winner. Is TO l. second
| Captive. TO I. third. Time los.
Second-Mile: Monaco. ; to ,, won
/ Sun Up. s TO 5. second; Owlet, 10 10 l,
/ third. Time 1:i1 3-5.
Third-Belle stakes, Futurity course
! One I Love. 70 5. won; Argentina 10
70 l, second: Floretta ", to l, third.
( Time Ill %
Fourth-Mile and three sixteenths:
/ Orinda, ) 10 >. won; Sabille, I 10 l, sec
ond; Sir Dixon Jr, 10 l, third Time
( 2:01 Is.
( Fifth-Six and 2 half furlongs: Irish
4 Reel. 5 70 >. won; Buckrene. 70 !, sec
ond; Buckway, 3 10 3. third Time
1:19 %.
Sixth-Turf handicap: mile and a
quarter on turf: Bat Hampton, 10 l,
won; Counter Tenor. 4 TO l. second Ma i
Z rice. 10 !, third. Time 2:l0 Al.
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INDIAN wTrB a RECORD.
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ComPspion To Ssssrsl@-

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st. Louis Races.

St. Louis, Aug. 31.-Five thousand
people were in attendance at the races
at Fair association park today II
was a red-letter day for the bookies,
not a favorite winning. The track
was heavy Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs: Ashland. 3
to !, won; Pellas. to ., second; Nor
man. to /, third. Time 1877
Second-Purse for 2-year olds; SIX
furlongs: Judge Dubois. 10 10 l. won;
LaSalle, 5 TO 1, second; Sir Nassar. TO
!, third. Time ! 11914.
Third-Mle; selling: Jack Bradley, )
TO I. won; Eau Claire, u /, second;
Danton. y 70 /, third. Time Las.
Fourth-M.le. selling: Sallie Wood
ford, ; 10 ]. won: Crevasse, 70 i, sec
ond: Marcel, 70 I, third. Time 1-ss
Fifth-For 2-year olds. selling: four
and a half furiongs; Albert :, 10 !.
won; Duke Jr. even. second; sixty,
10 70 7. third Time 90.
Sixth-SellinE: mile: Miss Rowett. :
to ]. won: George W. Bailey. "a /,
second; Mollie King. 4 20 !, third Time
las
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c,ord u,..e. the Suspension Order

Kansas City. Aug. 2I-Titus and Ga
haune. the crack EhselIsn. despite TIE
fact OF their suspension n the nation
al I. 4 W. were today the pets a.
the racing meet al FairnOGnf FzFs-
The men we're entered for the calss Is
event and were about 20 make the start
when he order q Suspension telegraph
Cd from philadelphia was received a.
rhe track The race was lnnsdi4i~if
held Up to- the time being and ne
telegram read aloud 4; created n
tense ~xc3tezent among me racers and
.aei- friends azd vesn the spectators
sozllv zras-sed the situation ns4rly
, saa necuse yrsc.d th-i- sentiments %
Kissing Tnls was followed ~ cheers
fsr Titus aa9 Cabznns when the iAt'rr
were TOLD q minute later that LIS rAcs
would have % 60 CT E!.1oos lAeHs-
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ST Louis. Aug 31.-.The Republic this
morning makes enSational charges
against Charles MIrphy. Fred J. Titus
and l.. D. Cabaane, tn. crack class y
riders who participate in the Diamond
tournament given IN his city on Sat
urday last, under the sanction of the
League of American Whee,mc7. There
were three class b events On the pro-
gram and according to two OF the rid
ers themselves it was fixed that each
OF the three named should win one of
the events. Cabanne. the paper says
was to be allowed to take the mile open
the most important race. as this was
his home. Murphy. however, so Ca
banne and TITUS assert. broke faith
and carried off two of the races. while
Terrill, a California man. honestly
landed the third, thereby shutting out
two OF the men named. Alex Laing.
local amateur who heard the three
class 3 men discussing the races after
wards. said that Murphy gave as an
explanation OF his conduct. that mis-
firm ordered him 10 ride out the face
having heard of the agreement. The
matter has been called to the attention
Of the local members of the National
Racing board Of the league who viii
sift the charges thoroughly. The Of
Tenders may be ruled off for life. or for
period proportionate with the OF
fense.
The following telegram was sent to-
day TO George Gideon, chairman Of the
National Racing board OF the League
OF American Wheelmen, Philadelphia,
by a local member OF the board.
Suspend Cabanne. Titus and Nur-
ply, pending investigation. Evidence
they fixed race here August "a. Papers
ttll Of Il. Men are in Kansas City.
Answer Immediately as they leave for
east tonight. tSigned)
DOUGLAS L. ROBERTS.
a response from Gideon was received
70 the effect that the three men men
toned by Roberts are suspended
4 private telegram received rom
Racer Cabanne this afternoon denies
the story OF alleged crooked racing.
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Sowayto stop the Plight.

Dallas. Texas. Aug. s1.-John Z. Gil
lspie. county attorney OF Dallas coun-
~. said today as 10 the Coroett-Fitz-
simmons fight:
There - no statutory provision by
which the remedy of injunction can be
Invoked 10 prevent. prohibit or restrain
the violation OF any penal Law. In The
absence OF proceedings by Injunction.
/. as county attorney, ara not clothed
with power or authority until there
has been violation OF law"
At noon tomorrow VIII be effective
the civil code which levies a tax of $500
for every contest between man and
man. The tax viii be rendered 10 the
collector and ~ he refuses 10 issue a
license. "A mandamum proceeding viii
be entered by the Florida Athletic club
and the supreme court called on 10 pass
on the case.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-01

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Windsor Races.

Detroit, Aug. 31--Three favorites,
second choice and an outsider won at
Windsor today. Bluehell, the favorite
. in the first race ran away two miles
going TO the post and was Withdrawn
All bets were declared Of and a new
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GOLDEN-
eTEDICAL~
DISCOVERY.

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-01
SETTLED THE WOMAN QUESTION
German Methodists IN Winconsin Don't
Want Them In Conference

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. 31.-The Ger
man Methodist conference today set
tied the woman question which had
been brought up by a proposition that
delegates 10 the general conference
may be OF either sex. The vote was
unanimous against admitting women 10
future conferences.
The conference received with enthus-
iasm the report OF the committee on
temperance which declares in favor Of
total abstinence and pledges the mern-
hers 20 stand as examples 10 their cor
grsgations. Sunday schools and socie-
ties. The report also commits the
members Of the conference . the D.
Icy OF securing anii-liquor legislation
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MuIGnr.. Sec Gideon.

Kansas City. Aug. 5l.-Fred J. Tu;is
and /. .. Cabanne. the crack eastern
bicycle riders who were today suspend
ed BY the L a ". FOR alleged crooked
riding al St Louis. VIII go 20 Phlla-
delphia a. once 10 lay their case before
Chairman Gideon. of the racing board
When they learned of their suspension
this afternoon both men who were en-
tered az the meet here were barred from
the events and Immediately made pre-
paratloa 20 90 east Cabanne denies
;ha. he was a party 70 the crooked
work charged sga!ns; him
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(Signed)
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-01

IF YOU try { hnd out what women dey do
or don't do tings for, YOU re worse of your
base dan before. Seei De best way is L
take 'ein as you find 'em, and try not TO 90
crazy tnking bout il OATS right.-Chim-
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DID THEY JOCKEY?
QUESTION RISES REGARDING GER
IAIN WHEELMEN.

{ Cabanne, Titus and Murphy Charged with
Dividing the Spoiis In Advance In the
Three Glass Il Events In the Diamond
Tournament in St. Louis-Then One of
Them Acted the Shote aud Took An
and an Outsider Honestly and Innocent
Iy Beat the Thrs of Them for the Third
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Toledo Races.

Toledo, O.. Aug. 31-The race closed
today with fair weather and a heavy
track. Dandy Jim lowered the track
record for trotters of 2:14&4 in special
race making the mile in 2:lS34. Sum-
maries:
In the 2:19 pace Diminished from yes
terday), Robert Wilkes won the third
and deciding heat. Time, 2:20. En-
lily W, Roland Wilkes, Frank Wells,
Little Billy, Kitty Hal and Balaimer
also started.
In the 2:09 pace, George st. Clair won
the second, third and fourth heats and
race. Time. 2:12A; 2:13, 2I215. Jack
Bowers won the first heat in 2:11A.
Lucy Pana, Atlantic King. Wilkie
Knox, Rally Wilkes and Simbol Sim
boiler also started.
In the 2:1S trot, Lady Robert won
first, second and third heats. Time,
2:19; 2I7a4; 2:lS. Letitia, Joe r. Stra-
THAN, Corie McGregor, frankie 3,
Werhter and Earlmont also started.
In the 2:40 trot, Dick L won first,
second and third heats. Time. 2:30:
2:2SA: 2:29iA. Fulton Queen, Knox,
Princess, Parromain, Nelly Bly,, Rob-
ert 3, Hans McGregor and Variety al
SO started.
Special trot: Dandy Jim won in
straight heats. Time, 2173; 2:21I2;
2132.. Fascination and Katie V also
started
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-01
no North Main Street.

White won second, fifth and sixth
heats. Time. 2:l5; 21sA; 2:171s.
Lake Erie won third and fourth
heats and was second. Time, 2:1S1s;
2:20. Bell TruXton won first heat in
2:16is, and was third. Eddie Wilkes,
Sargent, Gleason Nora l., Memarial
and Skillful also started.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-01
MADE GOOD RACING
THOSE AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY ZEE
THEIR MONEYS WORTH.

Except in the Last, the Race is Not Gut Til
IT Run Out, and Nobody Can See that
for the Storm-Finishes are Close and
Exciting-NOt a Good Day for favOrites,
at Windsor Upsets the First Race-St.
Maxim's Win at Louisville Other
Races.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-01
Record of Iernperature.

lowing is the record of temperature
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-19

Columbian ~ Stamps Cornered.
Stamp collectors have learned with sur.
prise that New York firm has bought
up all the 81 stamps of the Columbian
issue and raised the price TO $3.50 apiece.
1t is said the spectators learned that
only about 10000 of the 81 stamps re-
manned unsold and purchased them in
small lots from postmasters all over the
country. The full Issue Of Columbian
stamps at their face value is worth
Sl6.2i, and it is estimated that there is
demand for 10000 full sets. No set
will he complete without the 81 stamp.
Tho only way to break the corner is for
the government to print a new issue of
he 81 stamps if the plates have not been
lesiroyed..-N York World.