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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
WALKED BAREFOOT SIX MILES.
Feat Of q Woman W hs snted TO Llb~r.fe
Her H9sbaad-

Paris Ne. Oct is.-MrS. Arthur X
Bgelow q Boston. whose Ingenious
scheae fD- communicating with IRE
other prisoners n the Jail vas recently
told. has made an important confes-
siun 70 re county attorney.
She tod 4 remarkable story q how
.inlis bat determined WOMAN. o. rathe-
gil. for she j. only twenty-five years
old. walked more than SIX rall~s bar
footed and In sc4nt rzfDeaf. one Of The
coolest nights q tn season. most 81 the
way through lonely EDSds znd sofr-h;
savage dogs az midnight 10 ht,~rzss fhe
-naz So loved
s'1ir BlEeicT ard myself. sd Ms
EiZe.1T we're arrested on The fTa.a-
ard takes % Ram1ard Pals. Eberc !
vas boxed 81 a room y hotel fhr~e
days Th-n ny husband ~Rs saSeu %
Paris jail and ] ~zs liberated
4 tried - .oisoS MP husband e1t to
sszscsT would Tot 81 ne get into tie
carriage. - ] went o. tn train 20 Nor
say. Wbers worked iiE I got enosEa
money - BUY saw. ssch as - ss--a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
Santa Anita Stables Ruled on.

New York, Oct. 19.-The following
statement was given out tonight: The
stewards of the Westminster racing NEE
ting, not being satisfied with the man
ner in which the horses Of the Santa
Anita stables are running decided this
afternoon under rule AZ to refuse all
further entry of said stable during the
meeting and referred the matter TO the
stewards Of the Jockey club
The refusal to accept entries of the
Santa Anita stables has created SEN
sation in racing circles. It is doubtless
due TO the change in form which Lucky
Baldwin's horse Rey Ell Santa Anita has
recently exhibited. He ran few days
ago at Gravesend carrying III pounds,
and over a track for which ne was sup
posed TO have had a peculiar fondness.
He was a hot favorite and was badly
beaten by Rubicon and Flying Dutch
man, a mile iD Lag.
In the fifth race today he ran mile
and a sixteenth with 127 pounds up in
the extremely fast time of las. winning
by three lengths from Bathampton,
Dorian, Captain and Hermanita.
Immediately after Rey FL Santa AMI
ta's reversal in form the stewards Of the
meeting, Adjust Belmont, DR.. Knapp
and A. j. Cassell, sent for Mr.. Baldwin
and his trainer. Their explanations
were apparently not satisfactory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
Highland Park Races.

Detroit. Oct. 19.-Four favorites. a
second choice and an outsider won at
Highland park today. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs: John Cycha
won; Edith, second; Tippecanoe, third
Time I1S&
Second-Half mile: Atlanta won:
Minnie Clydes. second; Queen Alhia
third. Tine :5I24.
Third-Seiling: mile and sixteenth:
Young AARON won: Jubilee. second !.
Boundbrooa. third. Time I:5eb.
touruh-Selling; six and half fur
longs: Helen Wren won; Ethel w
second; Fiction. third. Time "a.
fifth-SiN furlongs: NJ. Coco won:
Tne Eel seSconSdss ;sssssssssoin DIN n
me Eel. second; Reputable. third.
Time 20
SiXeh-Mile and evenly yards: Adj
die b. won; Logan. second: Miss CLARK
third. Time AZ.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
HIS EMINENcE Is ENTERTAINED.
San Juan Indians Give an Exhibition BE
fore Cardinal Gibbons

Denver, Colo, Oct. ia special to
the News from Espanola, N. NJ, says:
Territorial Treasurer Samuel Elliott
and the local priest at the San Juan
pueblo, uorth of Espanola, induced the
San Juan Indians TO give an entertain
ment consisting of dances and various
Indian games in honor of Cardinal Glib
bons. who spent the day there today.
He had never visited an Indian village
before and expressed himself highly
entertained by the days performances.
He left on his special train from Santa
Fe tonight for Baltimore, but will make
a short stop at Las Vegas tomorrow
In the party were Archbishop Kahn of
st. Louis. Archbishop Chapelle and
Archbishop Salpointe of Santa Fe. and
Bishops DOnahue. Hennessey, Gabrielle
Beaver and Bombarde, az we'll as a
score or so of priests and several hun
drei laymen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20

to Join a party going 10 Newpor; Newt.
where the young lady was 10 chrtsts3
the gunboat Nashville when SIZE ~
launched tomorrow.
Berlin. Oct is.-wilism Shorn. MAJ
tional LIBERAL and a member % the
reichstag, has been sentenced al Dres-
den 10 ten months Imprisonment fer
les majestic.
Scranton. Pa. Oct i9--word was re-
ceived IN this city late tonight tnss ttse
town OF Foster. SusquehanR county,
was burning. The details are very
meagre and nothing authentic can se
learned at this hour.
San Francisco, Oct. 1s.-General Man
uel. who departed with General Ezeta
to conquer Salvador. returned yester-
day He is going to New Orleans 10
charter a ship to take troops b saliva
dor
ST. Paul. Oct. I9.-Genc-al Superin-
tendent McKenna Of the Great North
ern today confirmed the report that he
has resigned He will enter business.
manufacturing according 10 has inven-'
ton tor adjusting old ralls.
Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. ~. Reports re-
ceived here tonight state that snow
Michigan: Oshkosh. Pialnheld. Apple
ton, Peshtigo and Iron Belt A low
temperature Is prevailing. A
Chicago. Oct. is.-The executive Com
rnittee OF the National Educati0a as
ISOLATION met AT the Auditorium to-
day to consider the place OF holding ssc
convention next summer. Invitations
were received from Duluth. MINI. Los
Angeles. Cal; Boston. Buffalo and A.
bury Park. No conclusion was reach
ed
San Francisco, Oct. is-The Guats-
malan government has issued an off-
clal decree for the purpose Of proh4bft-
ing c: p. Huntington from selling TIE
Guatemala Central railroad 10 . ScOtea
syndicate The decree may become an
object Of internafi onal dispute IN view
OF the fact that the company - a Cab
fornian corporation.
Nlagra Falls, oct. is.--Iord Alfred
Douglas. the son OF the Marquis %
Queensbury. is stopping Al the Cataract
house and doing the falls" lie has
been journeying in TIE United States
ever since the Wilde scandal came ont
and says ne will not 80 10 England Tor
Eve years. He has his wife with hira.
St Petersburg. Oct. Is-The n~ws-
papers here are unanimous iE cOngraf-
ulating the sultan Of Turkey upon TIE
pacific spirit which he has SHOWN n
sancilouing the reforms suggested ~
the powers for Armenia and sKhort tis
Armeuians 10 be content with what
has been granted them and By 20 doing
avert dangerous complications.
Madrid. Oct ia iispstch % the
impartial from Lisbon today says the
governor % Goa. Portuguese indla. has
cabIed 20 the minister % marine 1oti-
fyinR him tba, the Portuguese trocps
had jolYed the insurgents and were pi5~
laying the town ans country. The GOV
ernor added that be ard . few cheers
and one or two ~ The government sm-
ployes had fortified themselves Ia the
house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
LATE NEWS BS WIRE
Item. of General Inserss. From All Owe
the totver-e

Detroit. Oct. 1s.-Maior P1ngree was re-
nominated for the fourth term by acela-
nation by the Republicans al their city
convention this afternoon
Berlin. Wis, Oct Is-Captaln David
Evans. OF the United States revenue ma
r1ne service. died today OF Old age. He
was relieved a few months ago
New Orleans. Oct Blast night FIRE
destroyed the National Rye nils and four
adjacent buildings or EIys.an F1eid street
The loss Is estimated a. f5Dooao. II was
fully insured. The loss includes 1000
worth OF rye.
Bucyrus. o. Oct 19-The Columbus.
Sandusty and Hooking railroad was sold
today TO ". y. Hatch ard q. ". Sinks.
representing the bondholders. for 81 - 30.
the sale OF month ago for r.0r.oon upon
IN irresponsible bid having been Set aside
Tacoma. Wash. Oct. Is-A receiver was
appointed today for the GerTnan-Arnsricsn
bank The bank Gerkned 20 pay the
city - 900 the amount % its deposits.
claiming that warrants Which were IN
valid. and no; cash. had been deposited
with the bank.
Cambridge. Mass. Oct fs-Consl9srable
excitement exissE al Harvard over the De-
covery Of an act Of vandalism. some one
having stolen the L0sEisbErz cross from
over the entrance 20 The Bbrsry ~ Cove
Hiu TIE cross was highly valued
reAc. captured by Massachusetts, solsisrs
q; the siege % Loulsburg IN iTt
Hancock. N.ch. OFT le.-Tns bottles Of
CHRIS Nsransr and wills, aged people
were found 81 re cellar Of fhesF bo8ee a.
West Hancock This mOTainE with Their
threats cut from ear % ear IL . CUTE
certain thzf The aousle rnssr'js- Eas con-
ruitie1 FOE ne purpose Of rOoA~rT- THE
Old couple were commonly bs.isve1 %
have KEPT large sums q money E~cFssed
about the house There is 10 else
New York. Oct is-JoAn DeT.Ahansy
vas To-Day appointed by Judge Beach -
tas supreme ooErt. receiver for the Eer-
ton zas razae b. AR,@rr I. Reynoies
cou1sel Tor TIE t11grnsnt creditors for
TO a nsrusher q suits are p<,dirg
against the Mercury company. The d.
rectors have counsel states. admitted thzt
TIE cOrn1srV ~ frnolvcaf ard ~ 6ehE o-
contract dsots 20 the srscscs q oEsr -
90
cr~--vsRs. o Oct ls.-RSvr~z~- sa,sv.
I. " Hoersr. p-u<-i-e-t rnintsfs~. 20
TX hTfse q g. -s5o for ia vote for 49, !
a;or H0eEer has .->ss prom s5@rtiy esa- I
necfei g. the n1la sly % sss Christian
chzrrh fo- = years an Ezs 4 tezdi.R
r-F-rs-sr - re tzsf feEeszztsre o. n~rsrF
fac-simile cory % kss htter % re Dess- 1
ocrzftc n ;ss pagers fotaT. - csaf-as~ss I
ar Immediately ssuf tS1 Effsaszcan /
-. Losgs, Oct fs-Tbe jury 81 fh~
trial - Nzrd E>ewis s0r the murder q /
STATE Senator Peter E0rrfsFeT. IN her 4
hoose % ili rsp8t~. as; Nay. r~tBrr~a 4
= yersi.cE this morning - murder "a re !
s-corss aeRTe~ ard Assessed ser pssskf- 4
meet AZ nffr~1 years IN me p~zits1t5- 4
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
sHOULD BE MADE ONE LINE.
One View of the Cause of the Pacific Rail-
road Difficulties.

Washington, Oct. 19-Mr William J.
Coombs, one OF the directors of the
Union Pacific makes a report to the
board appointed TO report on the con-
dition of the Pacific railroads which is
filed with the report. He says that the
aid extended TO the Central and Union
Pacific was intended to form a continu-
Gus line from the Missouri river TO the
Pacific ocean and that IL was expected
that this line would be operated under
one system and the traffic between Cal
ifornia and the east was relied upon for
revenue. As the principal creditor. he
declared that the United States has a
right TO demand that this plan shall be
adhered 10.
Il have no hesitation IN saying" con-
tinues Nr. Coombs, las a result Of my
Investigations that the violation Of this
understanding is the main cause Of the
present deplorable condition of the
roads. l find that almost from the be-
ginning there has been a lack OF Coop
Grafton between them. as for the last
ten years. the Central Pacific has been
leased to and under full control OF the
Southern Pacific. and the Union Pacific
has been absolutely at It's mercy in the
matter OF through rates on passenger
and freight traffic.
II is currently reported in California
that compulsion is brought 10 bear on
SAhPprAS " no WISH 70 snip Dg Ine Nt-Il-
trail route 10 the east. 10 compel them
70 snip by the southern route and that
in every respect IL is treated as a tender
20 the interest OF the Southern Pacific
system. This has created in that state
an antag0nism o settlement OF the
debt 70 the government
He says that a settlement cannot re
ceive the attention OF he representa-
Tvs of the states west OF the Missouri
river unless the aided lines shall from
continuous system.
Mr.. COMBS discusses the tsngis IN
which the Union Pacific finds Itself and
says that the network OF branch lines
which that road has built I'D. and espeC-
tally in the states OF Kansas and Ne
braska could well he left oct OF the
scheme of the reorganization he
thinks that the Union Pacific and Cen
trai Pacific conducted as trunk line
could De made more prosperous
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
NEW TIME CARD on THE SANTA
FL ROUTE

TAXING snsEf bCtpti<f .
October - the santa Pc route vii pat
IN service the finest and fastest irsfa
ever run between Chicago AID LIE An
geisE making the rua IN thres days.
This baif day faster than ever b@fore
accomplished by any frausco1tlnents
Inc. Passengers from Wickita - Lee
Angeles only need b. on, t1s nights
bssSesn those points. TIE equipment
OF this train. which viii - - tlrsiy rssF,
will consist q Pullman palace ssd corn
pzrtrnsnt Eiesp@rs. chair car sad dang
car. through % Los A1zetss- Tns TINE
% sh@ Colorado erfrsss wlN also -
shortened and a. Nli arrive - Denver
AZ so a. IL Instead - = o. m. as -
present Th~-s wi1 - 20 rgatsysS}
change IN arriving azs lsaYisE tins q
trains from tsls peiut
TACC & 0ABrST.
Cssy Tieksl Azscts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
San Franclsco Races

San Francisco. Oct I9.-Results at
Bay district track:
First race-F'ive and a half furlongs:
selling: Major Cook won: Road Run
ner, second: Cardwell, third. Time
] OH
Second-Mile. selling: Duchess Of
Milpitas. won: Elmer r. second: Miss
GaTvin. third. Time I:i2
Third-About six furlongs. handicap;
Benham won: Joe X, second: Midlo.
third. Time II2%
Fourth-Mile and a quarter: Claud-
ius won; Little Cripple. second Del Nor
lie third. Time '2.0s
Fatth-Miie and a quarter, five hur-
dies, handicap: Auteil won: Bell Rim
ger, second; Arctic. third. Time 2Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
Kansas City Races.

Kansas City, Oct. 1s.-Results at Ex-
position park:
First race-Six furlongs: Montella,
won; Black Satin, second; Sam Farmer
third Time 1:19A.
Second-Four and a half furlongs:
Congo Dick won; Little Chap, second;
Lucy Day. third. Time 81
Third-Six furlongs: Serf first,
Scnuylkill, second; Artless, third. Time
lis.
Fourth-Ffve furlongs: Little Ell
won; 3. Aaron jr, second: Sam Brown,
third. Time 1:o4i4.
FIfth-Four and a half furlongs: Lit
tie Chap won; Anne E, second; Mitch
ell, third. Time :5S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
The WEATHER
Wichita. Oct p

Ntcalta- ocf- p
Local forecast for Wichita and T-clri-ty-
Fair. slightly warmer Sunday
during The past twe1fT-feUr hours TIE
q Shest temperature Wss : degrees the
lowest = degrees. z1d tie man :, ae<rs@s.
With ccole- party csoaiy Westfsr- fresh
20 ESh- ao--h wsad ard h-zh a1Erusets--
Thus tsr tbs month the average ss-Is-
perzture has teen = ceErees-
For the raS- seTe2 years re average
temperature for tne month - Oci5bsT Has
been : degrees. ard FOR the Tz-E Cay = de-
Srees FRED L JOHNSON.
Observer
Wssasrrton. C.cr ts-Folac~lnS = he
forecast ~ TN ,. n sunday
Fer Oklahoma Indian Territory AID
kznsEs-F1;r ard @zr-ner; vlrs5s shifting
% southsrly
For Colo-ss5o-Fafr weather sozthsriy
Nszes
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Forsythe Races

Forsytn. Ind Oct. l9.-Results at For
sythe track
First race-Five furlongs: Legion
won: Emily. second; Repeater, third.
Time I :GSl2.
Second-Ffve and half furloncs:
May Galop won; Joe Mancini, second; :
Leod, third. Time lis
Third-SiX furiongs: Minnie Gee won
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
ghe ad1iha Daily gaele SUNDAY 7oruo oober 20 1885

third-term boomers Of President Cleve-
land By many it will be argued 10 be
direct slap on the part of the ex-sec-
rotary at the man whose last nomina-
ton he is everywhere accredited with
having secured. 1t is known that Mr..
Whitney and President Cleveland had
a falling out soon after the last cleo
ton of the latter to the presidency
This break between these two noted
men. whose political careers had been
so closely interviewer, has never been
hoal.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
TWO ARE EMPRESS ROBBERS.
Three Prisoners Make n Successful Breal
from Jail at Colorado Springs

Denver, Oct. ia special TO THERE
publican from Colorado Springs saws:
Three prisoners. two of them express
robbers. assaulted Assistant Jailer Al
Cree tonight ana escap ped They were
Tom Mccarthy. a trusty: A J. Gray
and j. G. Stuart, the last two being
held for the robbery OF a Wells FaCo
express stage near Grassy last April.
when $4,000 was secured The men
took guns. ammunition and a change
ard narc7ed the nlcn there TO a cell
ana locked them in. As they left they
locked the front door. gaining an hours
start before the sheriff heard Of their
escape. Lloyd Maybe. wanted for the
same crime as Stuart and Gray is in
jail al LeSiville. where he recently
attempted To break jail
Jailer Cree Is reported 70 ne dying.
special train WI be sent for the
hloodhounds AT Rouse and posses will
take up the search at 6aybreak
Memphis. Oct. IS.-The amount OF the
operations OF 4. X. Ward. the ascending
treasurer and manager OF the Meunh.s
Barrel and Heading company. continues
20 grow by developments. II now seems
likely that the paper rs. put on the market
VII reach SS0.o9. Olly q small proper
ton or = = genuine. Wars and his wife
sailed for Honduras "Wednesday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyr.

The Bes: Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fee
yer Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively Cures Piles. or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box For sale By
Charles Lawrence and G. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
Ned, the Trotting Dog KILLED.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 19-The trotting
dog, Ned, owned by Harry McCurd, of
Findlay, o., was killed here last night
by some enemy Of McCurd. The pointer
was 4 years old, cost $500, and had
won $4,000 Record of As seconds for a
quarter mile. Never defeated. Re-
ward Of 81, 500 is offered for information
as to who killed the dog.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
Latest I:ecoIdbY Foster.

Napa, Cal, Oct. 19.-Walter Foster
the crack San Francisco cyclist, broke
the worlds record for the mile paced,
flying start, his time being LAC 80. He
will try to lower his own record on
Monday. He was paced by a quad for
seven-eighths and went the last eighth
alone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
Castoria

"castoris Is 50 We. adapted - ctiidrra trait
recommend ID as superior - ans presoriplioa
known to ms"
II A. Archer. ~. n,
III So Oxford S.. Rrcokiyn. n. Y.
"our physicians In the eSiidrea's depart
men, have spoken highly Of their experi-
enoc In their outside psaSsiee with cassogia.
and although we only have among car
medical supplies what is known as regular
products. ys; We are free 70 eoufess that the
merits Of cas,oria has wen - 10 look With
favor upon H."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsFExsAss.
Boston. Ma
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pa.
urray Street, New York City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
Nebraska. Ie: Denver. 4.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 19.-The first foot
ball game of the season for Denver oc-
CURED this afternoon between the Den
yer Athletic club and University of Ne
braSka elevens. Denver was weak to-
day on account of the number Of new
men in the team, the game resulting in
the score of u to 4 in favor of Nebras-
ka. The lineup was S follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
80 TsT.ANn -

Es<-t~t- Ess1+tfs-f
Oct 20 - = Dallas sns rzfBFu IL -
Oct % 70 H~xfce city sas r~tzrrsss -
Oct % II 81 Lozsis zat retarn ttE<e
81 PHfff-fF&.
7 kst Axxat
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udon, secsand. Atelier. third. Time

Doudon, secsand. Atelier, third. Time
l :221s.
Fourth-Six furlongssssssssss in s
Fourth-Six furlongs: Magnet won:
Imp Wolsey, second; Jim Flood, third.
Time :21
Fifth-Six furlongs: Lulu won; Char
lie Mcdonald, second; Kinda, third.
Time 1:22.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20

ing News i'm General.
Cincinnati, Oct 19.-One of the best
handicaps of the year was the stake
race, the Queen City handicap, at La
tonia today. Eight high class horses
went to the post. The only drawback
was the long delay at the post, some
Forty five minutes, caused by 70 Tam
3ien, Free Advice and Simon w. Buck
hassie was in the front from the flag
.all to finish, but in the run home six
horses came down the stretch almost
abreast. 1t was a grand race, hand
tomely won by Buck Massie in the last
sixteenth. Yo Tambien carried the
bulk of the money. She sulked at the
bost and did not get TO running until
reaching the half-mile pole. when she
moved up amid wild cheers from the
grand stand. She looked a winner half
way down the stretch, but gave it up
and dropped back. The finish of the
last race between Olive and Santa
Maria, was as close as could be and not
be a dead heat. Weather cold and blus-
tering Track fast Summaries:
First race-Selling; six furlongs: La
tly Pepper, to l, won; Siluria, to i,
second; Fairchild, 10 to 1, third. Time,
H.
Second-Selling; mile: Semper Lex,
9 to 1. won; Prince Carl, s to 3, second;
Ace, u o5, third. Time, ZAP
Third-Purse, FIVE and a half fur
longs: Subtle, 40 to /, won; Salvable,
9 to 10, second; Hester, to l, third.
Time, 10.
Fourth-Queen City handicap, value
10 winner 81, 345, mile and an eighth:
Buck Massie. 9 to 1, won; Simon w,
10 /, second; Pepper, 4 to /, third. Time,
1:541a.
Fifth-Purse, five furlongs: Matte
Lee, 2 to 1, won; Elsie o, to 1, second;
1nverlike, 80 to l, third. Time, 1904.
Sixth-Selling; six furlongs: Olive,
to l, won; Unita Maria, to l, second;
Tinkle, 6 to !, third Time, 1:15h.
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OTHER FOOTBALL GAMES.

At neapolis-University of Mime
sofa "a; Ames college s.
At Observation-Disclosures university
IA; Grinnell college 4.
AT delphia-Princeton Is; Lee
high 0.
AT Brooklyn-Crescent club 20; Am
herst o.
At Ithaca-Lafayette 6: Cornell o.
AT East Orange-Yale "a; Orange
Athletic club H.
At MISUNDERSTANDING %; Brown 6.
AT Philadelphfa-Univ of ePnn-
sylvania "a; University of Virginia O.
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MISSOURI lie: PURDUE I

st. Louis, Mo, Oct. 19.-In today's
contest on the gridiron, the Purdue
Qndian) University eleven had its own
way for the first three minutes, scor-
ing the first touchdown and kicking
goal The Missouri University Tigers
then went to work and carried every
thing before them, winning easily by d
If To-
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CaStoria.

"castoria Is an excellent medicine fer cAii-
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of lis
good effect upon their children"
Dr. G. g Osooop,
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What is

Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops, Soothing Syrups, Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant. guarantee thirty years by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aays
feyerishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Curd
Darrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatulcncy.
Castora assmilates the food, regulates the
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. C2s-
tOria Is the Chldren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend