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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
Life Crime News.

New York, Nov 6.-John B. McGol-
drick, clerk of tie supreme court and
| secretary of Tammany Hall, is lying
| in a dangerous condition at his home,
the result OF a stab wound received in
an election wrangle yesterday. AL
though the affair is said to have occur
red at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
no report was made Of it and the first
animation of il was had when William
Bowling, a bartender. was arraigned
in the Jefferson Market police court to-
day charged with having stabbed Nc
Goldrick. The patrolman who had
Bowling in charge would say little
about the case and even tried to be-
little it TO the magistrate, but the lat
ter told him tell all he facts.
The officer said yesterday afternoon
McColdick came up to him on the street
and asked him to arrest Bowling. who
he said had struck him on the head
with a glass.
That is all there is to it," concluded
the officer. DR.. Schenck, police surg
con, who examined McGoldrick, made
the following report of the case:
This is 10 certify that John McGol-
drick is suffering from a punctured
wound which has penetrated the right
thoracic cavity and which may have
wounded the lung. His condition is
very critical and fatal complications
may arise.
UNLUCKY OPALS.
Chicago. Nov. CT. J. Essig. Chi
cagO jeweler has come in contact with
the customs regulations with disas-
trous results. He imported from Aus
tralia a lot of Opals which his repre-
sentative in San Francisco as well as
he himself says are worth but $500.
The collector of customs here. however,
had doubts and appraiser Hoyne, after
due examination placed a value of 81
200 upon the gems. Under the law,
which imposes heavy penalties for I'M
dervalusing imports, this re-apprais-
ment Will necessitate the payment by
Mr.. Essig of S15,S44 excess duty before
he can secure the goods. This after
noon he decided that he could not do
this. Besides he added, "opals are
unlucky, anyway"
So the government will proba bly, sell
the consignment at auction.
San Francisco, Nov. 6-TheodOre Dur
rant has written a sketch of his life in
which he stoutly proclaims his inno-
cence and satiriZes some of his critics.
But" Re says, latter all this world is
only temporary to prepare us for an
other and better world
Toronto. Ont, Nov. 6.-The proceed
ings in the trial of the Hyams brothers
were continued today. Mr. Osler of
for the prosecution, took up
most of the time with a full and thor
ought resume of the particulars in con-
nection with the murder of Willie Wells
and strictly enjoined the jury fully 10
the value of circumstantial
in its bearing on this case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
TROUBLE sToPS NOT THERE.
Strike in the Clyde rhipyards Affects the
Entire West of Scotland.

london. Nov. Specifically all the
Clyde engineers are idle as the bulk 81
them refused "a go - Work this morn
ing as a protest against the acton of
the shipbuiiders yesterday who posted
notices locking out - per cent Of the
employees IN their yards. Only members
81 the union arel ocked out The lock
OUT Is IN sympathy with the Belfast
Shipouilders. whose employees recently
struck The Clyde shipbuiiders there
upon announced thai they would lock
oIt - per cent Of TIE employees each
successive week as the stTiket progress
ed
Both uniouisGs and uon-unionistS
however. are equally affected. and the
extent - which theoth@r industries are
affecsed Is incalcuiahle- for when The
SaipbuIlding on the Clyde - az a stand
SIN general stsguasIoR 90 business in
tlse west ~ Scotland Il the result The
coal and iron industries are most az
fecSsd and numbers - miners and iroa
workers VIII probably b thrown OF, 81
WU-k
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
BucKLEN.s ARNIoA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChilbIains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box For sale at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32S y.
Main street and c. Behring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
st. Louis Races.

ST. Louis. Mo. Nov 6.-Weather
warm and cloudy and the track fast.
Favorites took the first and last events
while the others went TO outsiders
Several stables left today for California
TO be followed later this week by 9TH
ers. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs: Startling won
Billy Jordan. second; st. Augustine,
third. Time :16.
Second-Six and a half furlongs: 9
year-olds: LaSalle won: Sickel, second |;
Hester, third. Time %
Third-SIile and a sixteenth: Young
Arion won; Cave Spring, second; Red
Cap. third. Time As 1-2.
Fou5th-Seven furlongs: Simmons
won; Linda, second; Figaro, third. Time
i:29
Fifth-Mile and three furlongs; sell
ing: Billy Mckenzie won; Tasco. sec
ond; Uncle Jim, third Time 2:221-2.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07

Encounter of the Former British Minister.
which Might have Made Trouble.

London. Nov. "a special dispatch
from Shanghai, published today. says
that while the former British minister
to Pekiu. Sir y. R O'Connor. who has
been appointed British minister 10 Rus
STA. and his family were leaving Pekin
their boat collided at Tung Chow with
a craft filled with Chinese soldiers. \
scuffle is said TO have ensued. during
which sticks We're freely used Other
soldiers on the river bank. il is added.
Joined in the disturbance By heavinE
rocks with the apparent intention OF
sinking the British officials boat. The
mater. is apesrs. was hushed UP in or
der % avoid compiled tons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
lndOuhfedfT.

Mrs. Cawker-What is the style of adj
dress to an admiral?
Mr.. Cawker-Your warship-Judce.
Cunning Everything.
Jagwell-What makes that hen in
your back yard eacllle so loud?
Wigway-o, they've just Laid cor
ner stone across the street, and shes
trying to make the neighbors think she
did it.-Tit-B
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
San Francisco Races.

San Francisco, Nov. 6-Results at
Bay District track:
First race-F'ive furlongs: Mic Mac
won: Artemus, second; Canvas Back,
5hird. Time 1:03s4
Second-FNve and a half furlongs
selling: Encino won; Jack Atkins. sec
oud; Last Chance, third. Time I'll
Third-The Fame stakes. mile and
three quarters: Flirtilla won; Roga-
fion, second. Time 3:20
Fourth-F'ive and half furlongs:
Three Forks won: Abb p, second; John
NY Payne, third. Time 1:111A.
Fifth-Five and a half furlongs. han
dicap: Mainstay won; Realization, sec
ond; Lady Gray. third. Time 10.
SiXth-Mile; selling: Montana won;
Mamie Scot, second; Hy by. third.
Time 45.
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MRS. COUGARS SUIT AGAIN.
She Keeps After Congressman Morse, Al
legged Libel as Her Cause

Boston, Nov. 6.-The SO, 900 damage
suit of Mrs. Helen Gouger, the well
known temperance worker against
Congressman Elijah Morse, for alleg-
ed libel, was reopened for a second trial
in the United States circuit court be-
fore Judge Putnam today. The morn
ing session was occupied with the op-
ening arkument of the Hon. Harvey y.
Shepard, counsel for the complainant
Mr.. Morse is represented by ex-Govern-
or Robinson and H. Z. BUSHNELL.
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How Ieei.naer- Tax. sour.

4 popularity concerning the use OF
snuff in Iceland may be Of interest
The snuff i made into bars after the
manner OF plug tobacco. and is sold in
that Shap e TO the natives nearly al
perfer Il thus prepared The IcelsBder
allows the nail on the right hand
thumb 20 grow long for the purpose.
snd VIXEN using the snuF scratches i
of the bar with this nail on the back
% the LIFT hand and applies !: 20 tbs
rose = .hicaro Times Herald
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Trips Undertaken For Health

VIII be rendered more beneficial. and
the fatigues OF travel counterscted. if
the voyager will take along with him
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and use
that protective and enabling tonic,
nerve invigorant and appetizer regu-
larry. Impurities in air and water is
neutralized by il, and il is a matchless
tranquilliZer and regulator of the
stomach. liver and bowels. II counter
acts malaria. rheumatism. and a ten
deacy 10 kidney and bladder ailments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
Kansas CITY Races.

Kansas City. No. Nov. 6.-Results at
Exposition park today:
First race-Four and half furiongs
Miss eJssie won; Heck. second; Kansas
Beauty. third. Time 100
SeconG-FOur and a half f1IrlonCs.
Little Chap Won: Mt. Belle. second:
Maud Johnson. third. Time l:Ol.
Third-Five and a half furlongs:
Winchester won; Little Dick. second:
Richard T. third. Time IA
Fourth-SiX and a half furlungs: Mon
tell Won: Arkansas Traveller. second:
Black Satin. third. Time 50 a
Fnth-Race declared of on account
nj darkness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07

er Elbe. sunk in collision with the Brit
ISL steamer Crathie. OF Aberdeen, on
jan 81 of the present year. involving
loss OF $50 lives has rendered final de-
cisipn. holding the Crathie wholly re-
sponsible for the disaster and condemn
ing her owners to pay the North Ger
man Lloyd company's claims for the to-
tai boss of the Elbe at per cent and or
derinS the sequestration OF the Crathie
pending payment.
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NOT A WALL LEFT STANDING.
Three-Quarters of a Million Dollar in New
York City.

New. York. Nov. 6.-The big fire which
started on Broadway and Blocker street
in this city last night continued to
burn until away in the morning. Early
this morning there was left standing
only one triangle OF the wall Shortly
before O'Clock the walls swayed for a
moment and then the Blocker street
side of ii fell with a crash. Debris
was sent flying across the street and
the windows Of the Manhattan block
crashed in. A few seconds later the
wall facing Broadway also sWayed
and fell. The damage caused by the
fire will be fully $3.50, 900. How the
fire started is not known.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
TENEMENT FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Family of Six Persons Lose Their Lives in
the Flames.

New York, Nov. Is a. m.-Fire
started on the first floor of a tenement
house, No. 81 Van Brunt street,
Brooklyn, shortly after 1 O'Clock this
morning, in which a family Of six per-
sons lost their lives. They were:
CHARLES RYAN. aged 40.
MRS. ELLEN RYAN, aged 10.
JOHANNA RYAN, aged 20.
SARAH RYAN, aged Il.
MAGGIE RYAN, aged II.
LIZZIE RYAN, aged I.
Cause Of fire is unknown
Property loss probably not large.
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this city this afternoon. Both men
looked to be in good condition for the
glove contest which is 10 he decided
before the Empire Athletic club on Mon
day night Maher was accompanied
by his trainer, the party having come
from Pittsburg
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aGlxr. R.mindrr-

story = tod Of . certain commit
tee meeting n which the proceeding.
commenced vita noise ard gradaally
became Up7oarious At last one Of the
disputznts, losing co1trol o- III. emo
tions- exclaimed 70 his opponent
--Sfr. ron are, ] think. tie biggest
donkey that ever had th- nisforisns
TO Set nv eyes EPon-
.Ors3er' order. sid The ehairruzn.
grzvely. 'YOu seem 20 forget TIA;
sn IA the rDo-1 II Tt B5tG
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ONLY A FEW DE0REES.
Changes N Iii-rsspsrsa Crowd I.ss q
Processes Of Poiiss Psasssstsaa.

Changes m In-Tssp~rsd Crowd Ises .
rroceasiea Of Poiiss Pss>sssssas-
The mercury stands at ninety<ix
Not breath of air stirx. A they
crawl YEARLY along ths sidewsik. hss
in hand hopping their fzoea. men stop
TO look at the thermonetey and 20
away eurstng.
The relay car horses, standing with
dropping heads besids the track, are
white with lather from the last trip
and are grateful for the spray Of wa
ter with which the men in charge
sprinkle them.
The tramp on the corner sidies up 20
the prosperous looking man approach
ing. and touches him" He gets only
a black look and b rrovi. and sinks
away.
A woman hurrying through the
crowd accidentally knocks Oh . mans
hat with her parssol and eiG,~s .. him
as IL he insnltsd her by living. He
glares back and swearx nader his
breath
An overz.alous newsboy, thrusting
his papers into \ passers face. xet4
pushed into the gutter
The cable ear conductor shoess q
man rudeiy 20 the street. ssyinsT
Come. get . move on. tbersi TAis
car amt church or hotel"
Suddenly the air. which has hang
still and sitting AL day over the swelt-
erlng city. begins 20 move lltsis. A
gentle breeze springs up-ihs arss
spray from the "cooi wave whose
slow advance thu sigma service men
have been watching over = thousand
miles Of plain and mountain and lake
asd valley
The tide grows stronger. The 10
borer going home from his work
throws open bis shirt 20 catch The
w.ieorn. breeze The shop xiris smile
and begin 70 gossip ag.!a ksa look
Up a; the sky. drs- Lsog srssshs. say
''Ab-h-h. ISIS CONS ~ last Thsak
Cod
woman "a hsrYy % ero~s tAs
street brushes . zaais sixsr fron M.
hand She snoioSizes he bows polite
y. lsfts his hs, ss& ssye -Do.. raen-
ton Il. nsdan-
The conductor gsts ox ale ear, hs.p.
the nBrse XIII &C. ,ssks her ban1ls
under the seat hss1s her The babyaas
waits al abe ssta vel sss,isz - be,
pace before be rings tie bal
Almost every nsn 20. meat ioo.rs as
:, eAsani ~ ~ be wsr~ roinx 20 hs-s
his picture taksa The trzrzp o. ihs
corner "A isysng up zzoasy tor . IN, -
Esrop>
The mercury stand. ~ se.sssy. szs
) good Dreeze - blovtas. ~. Y. Hsr.
Id
-Mesiesi it<z-Ylr~t Do<sor--f
ssd a very sa.ere~sizx esss sAs otAss
lsy. The tiaxnesis ~as al riska but
ne e0srs~ 81 the <ssssss VA aecsd~.six
I5rornsl seeoaA Doe.sr-.yh..
,osrse aid Il tAksy- PRS, Doc.or-
The pstleat recovered TENS SAT-.
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johnson \ bout out of records.

Louisville. KY. Nov. 6-Today at
Fountain Ferry, Otto Zeigler took away
Johnson'S only remaining track record
OF note-tke paced standing mile. Time
j so 2-5. record ! - Ia.
Willie De Ca0dy beat Titus record %
20:54 As for the standing pacei ten
miles Time 20:45, Two quads paced
Zeigler and three De Cady.
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Papa Isn't In If.

Parson Tenthly-Does Your papa
ever have words with your mamma?
Willie-NO; but mamma often has
words with papa.-Brool1lyn Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
Noted German rsi-.r.s,y.

Jena has recently Rad an experience
rot common among German unirersi-
ties The four little Saxon dgchies 90
which the university belong-- WeirDer.
Cobzrg. NeininFen and Advantageous
Unable 20 support II. and there was
danger tha% = would be clos-d- wh-n
the Old students aud their friends ant
IN Donations large enough IN assure
the continuance Of the old university.
. hich - one % ths Eos; pleasast n
saEEser OF ali Germany.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07

The landlord presents his b:li 20 ths
,-zTeisr. The latter looks q. ;hs srEs
total and prepares 70 pa without DO
Eur
Nine sost. stupefed ~ tais an~oztee
rroDp.itndc % the part q ylse>s.
s.arnueTs ozt:
Beg year pardon. ~. zill voc 80
re have sn0sAcr iook - tns bsll7 I
rust hare ozli:ted something lie
v0,,1a-
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Ba~ardus Beaten hxIrx,,.

Paris. Ill. NOV. s.-In the shooting
tournament here today L. r. Irwin best
ed Bogardus. the champion wing shot Of
the world. Score IL 10 Il in nifty I've
birds.
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Ends and the Outsiders in the Middle
at st. Louis-Other Eaces-sporting
News.
Austin. Tex, Nov. 6.-Threatening
weather kept hundreds away from the
regatta today, but as 1t was 1900 people
witnessed one Of the finest races ever
rowed over any course. This race was
the double scull, mile and half with
turn, three miles in all. Starters: Blu
bear and Barry. English; Rogers and
Teemer. American. The race was ter
rife one from start to finish and the yell
low flag was flying clear 10 the mile and
q half stake. The English crew turned
and got away first The Americans
were right after them, however. Down
the course IT, the three-quarters,
stroke Of 50 was pulled. At the three
quarters flag they passed the English
team and had a boat length lead down
TO the half flag, when the Englishmen
began TO crowd them. The last quarter
saw both crews playing the oars with
the rapidity of lightning. For this quar-
ter the average stroke was 50 and the
water was fairly sizzling, 50 rapidly did
the EOatS SKIM over Qle surface ABOUT
ten lengths from the finish line Teemer
gave out entirely and Rogers had 10 pull
the boat over the line by himself The
EngIishmen Were 50 close onto the
Americans when Teemer gave out that
they Immediately shot past and took the
lead, passing over the line four boat
lengths in the lead. Time l7:40
This was made over a course with
hardly "a ripple noticeable anywhere,
and lowered the worlds record on three
mile double SOULS. The facts that the
Americans had been favorites in the pool
rooms with bets of 3 and to ] on them
caused many sports TO go dead broke on
them tonight, while patriotic English
men in attendance won lots of money.
This race won the championship Of the
world for the Englishmen and purse
OF 81 900
The next most important event was
the triangular three mile race for Pc
sition in the championship in the r. K. |
FOX cup and $1,000. Starters: Hanlan, |
Peterson, Jake Gaudauer, Teemer, Rog- |
ers. Gaudauer led from the very start, |
pulling a steady stroke of So. From the |
very outset ii was evident that Temer. |
from some unknown cause, was blown |
up,a nd he quit when a mile and a half /
of the course had been rowed, leaving |
Gaudausr and Rogers to win by easy |
strokes in 1874. This will give Gaud- /
auer and Rogers positions in tOmor- /
rows great race against Bubear ans /
Haines.
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Iais Te-ti1y EiSss Re pin. sd
the bad ee4eas5 unaa- - BE is.szes1 sz.i.
y n fse Eirrvr =. t-e s-i..e exrznse -
saial1s rsts sssszesE Ia ear TIA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07

In Wales - Is b~lievec iaa, ~ arr
cae Kills vrea &c r-ial taii doza ars
break boas before TIE ED o. Ia
Ys=r-
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FIELD is MOURNED
FUNERAL OF TIE JOURNALIST POET
OCCURS IN CHICAGO.

Followed to the Tomb by Vast Concourse
of Friends from All Occupations In Life
in Soft Music, One of His Own Songs
Floats Out as Requiem to the High
souled Singer of Many songs-FioraI
Tributes from Far and Near-Messages
of Coincidence from Foreign shores.
Testify to the Dead Authors Fame
Chicago. Now s.-While his sorrow
stricken friends listened 10 the soft
music OF an anthem, the words OF
which came from the soul of Eugene
SUP sBn l5od sql 10 Gpoq sqp 'pIsII
afternoon borne from the church 10 its
last resting place.
II was a remarka Bile funeral in many
respects-for the number of friends who
gathered 10 pay their last tribute Of re-
spect 10 the man they had loved. for
the deep sorrow and keen sense of
personal bereavement that bore heavily
upon them all, for the mass of horal
testimonials sent by those who had
loved Eugene Field, for the general
warmth OF his kindly heart, for the pa
thos and the beauty that had ever sur
rounded his use of his glorious gift of
song. by those who honored him for
his genius and loved him for himself
but especially was IL noteworthy for
the quality of the men who stood
around the bier. They came from every
walk in life, from the bench and bar,
from the artists studio, and from the
physicians study. The clergy touched
elbows with the actor, and the merch-
ant ana the statesman stood side by
side.
Not only from his admirers in Amer
ica came tributes of loving regards,
but messages of grief and coincidence
from London. Paris, and ether cities
of the old world told how highly ne
was esteemed and how deeply loved
by his friends beyond the sea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07

I'm ta-Tsfy, shat ear ros trsaz
-es- Hos Nosid some eogd boiiee
.ssST germs ~. goEs-Des-o.; TrsssHs
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HAD A KNIFE HANDY
BARTENDER BOWLING STABS TAM
MANY'S SECRETARY.

Affair Occurs on Election Day but is Kept
ported to be in a Critical Condition, a
Knife Having Entered the Thoracic
Cavity-Chicago Jeweler Gets Himself
into Trouble About an Importation of
Opals-Durrant Writes the Story of His
Life Crime News.
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RceteTiam- Nov s.-The court here
whseh las been taking testimony II. the
case OF she North CssFzszn Lord steam
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maher aud o'DoaaeIl in New York.

New York Noy. 6--PuSilists Peter
Aiaher and Steve O'DonnelI arrived in
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III MEATHEE-

To purify your blood. restore your
strength. cure catarrh Or rheumatism.
take Hoods SarSa par5ilz.
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oRarHIE WHOLLY To BLAME

Her Cuners Condemned to Pay the Esbe's
DwnerS with Interest
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BAGGED BY BRITONS
TEEMER GIVES OUT AT a VERY
CRITICAL MOMENT.

After Thrilling Contest In the Double
Scun Race in the international Regatta
Series Being Eowed at Austin. Rogers
is Left Alone and the Englishmen Win
at the Finish Line -Eayorites at Both
Ends and the Outsiders in the Middle
at st. Householder Eaces-Sporting
News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07

-Nediesi it<z-Ys~t Do<sor--r
had a very sa.>re~sazx eass tAs otAes
dsy. The eiaxnesAs vas al rtsha but
the e0zrs~ rf The <asease va d>csd~s,,
sSrorrrsl secoa4 Do-.sr-Nh.s
e0srxe aid Il tAkey Ytrs, Do~.ax-.
The ps;.eaf recovered Tens ssf,.
irxA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-22
A HARD TRACK AT PIarLICo.
The PIunGers Suspicious Of a Defeat
in the Fourth Race.


Baltimore, Nov. 2l.-Backers of faverites
had a hard time Of it at Pimlico this az
ternoon. The track had dried, but was
lumpy and frost bitten on top. The con-
dtion of the track may have had some
thing to do with the poor form shown by
the first choices, but there were many per-
sons unkind enough to attribute certain
defeats to other causes than hard track
Levina's defeat in the fourth race was
severely criticised. The FLY could not
run a little bit, and finished miserable
last in a poor field.
The steeplechase furnished the usual
amount of speculation and sdlsapDOiut-
ment. Seven started with gentlemen rid
ers up. Five of them carried overweight.
Hiawasse he'd Is pouhtts over -Four Of
the horses fell or went wrong A sum
mary follows:
First Raoe-FiYe furlongs. Ma ia. So
O'DOnnel, to 3, Won with Royal H
second and Lille Mills third. Time 04
Second Race-One mile. First Light. 10l
Garrigan, to ], won, with Oily Cannon
second and Lady Adams third. Time 1:47h
"a, Keefe, to ], won, with Charade sec
ond and Merry Duke third. Time 1895
Fourth Race-One mile Langdon. 100
LendTum, IS to !, won, with PitfaH second
and LeVina third. Time :45A.
Fifth Race-Welter weights, one. mile
MacBriggs, 112, Reih, 6 to 5, won, with
Septuro second and Intermission third.
Time l:44A
Sixth Race-Steeplechase. full course
Chevy Chase $50, Nichols, 21k TO l. won.
with Nadjie second and Empress third.
Time -.