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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
Full Choir of Fifty Voices at the Vanderbilt
Nupiiais

New York Oct. 36.-When II was first
decided that Mss Vanderbilts wedding
should take place in st. Thomas church.
the organist of the church, DIR. George
William Warren, proposed a choral mar
riaEe service, the music 10 be furnished
by the full choir of fifty voices. Mrs.
Vanderbilt did not approve of the suz-
gestSon. and there viii be no vocal music.
Instead. the music VIII be furnished by
the New York symphony orchestra OF
sixty pieces. personally conducted By Wal
ter Damrosch. The orchestra will he
stationed in the north gallery. An hour
before the ceremony the first number OF
the musical program will be rendered.
From that on until the bridal party ar
rtveS. orchestra and organ VII alternate.
The fOral decoration OF the church VIII
center al the top of the dome. ninety feet
above the chancel From the center OF
this dome ropes and streamsrs OF flowers
VIII extend alocg each support Of the
tfoCne from apex to base. TIE north arri
south pillars OF the chsncel VIII be COW
ersd T-ith flowers. and the chaucel itself
viii be banked with palms and po;ted
plants.
Spanning the steps leading 20 the altar
foral arch win be erected. All the
pillars IN the bofy of the church viii be
entvfned with flowers, and the chol- loft
VIII be 50 decors-ed as 20 give the color
effect Of white ard god The walls Of the
ves:lb bule forming the rear cf the aud
ence room OF the church WI be soIdiy
ban.Csi with flowers Each pew WI have
q foral entrance.
The houses q some % Ms vanae-5iit's >
r-sz.to-z az receiving attention. pTepa--
stDry 20 hesnR occupied Mr.. william II
Vanderbilt and her bachelor scn. George
W have rot occupied their ao1se. -
p~tk avenue. fOr many nnO-Etns. bot r.
was said toSisy thar Al possible haste Was
nsfe II getting the dwelling ready for
ths-n early EeXt week
W,aam =. SlcaE's res,ee1ee. -h.rh
josns the Vanderbilt hosise o. The north
- also Ge-rg made ready for occB-.aEcy.
ami EruzH army % rae3 and mad ser
VANS are - work ir and sh-Cst Cor
ns-ilus Na-de-hiits E1--s.el a. F4fta ave-
74le AMI Ftfty-e&9Sth st1-ec.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
ALFRED AUSTIN, Porr LAUREATE.
His appointment Announced by the Book
man on Reliable Authority"

London Oct. 2s.-The November
number of the Bookman states that il
learns on reliable authority that Al
fred Austin has been appointed poet
laureate.
Alfred Austin. poet, critic and jour
naliSt, was born in Leeds. May so. 1885
He took mis- degree at the university OF
London in 1858 and in 1857 he was call
ed TO the bar of the Inner Temple. At
the age of Is he had a poem anony-
mously called Randolph His first
acknowledged volume Of verse. The
Seasons Satire" appeared IN 1861 Since
then he has published many poetical
prolnctionS and three novels He has
written much for the Standard. and for
the Quarterly Review. During the sit
ting Of the ecImenscal council Of the
vatican be represented the Standard at
Rome. and he was the special cores
pondent of that journal. OF the head
quarters Of the king Of Prussia in the
F'r2nco-Gernan war. He has written
a number Of political and controversial
works and in 1883 in conjunction with
Mr. w j. COurthope. he founded the
National Review. The work which
last brought him into prominence was
a prose work entitled The Garden
That I Love -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
PoKED HEB HEaD RIGHT IN.
Mean Trick OF an Actress To Divide the
Applause

New York. Oct. %.-kc-ress Kate DAYS
was examined today IN tfre suff she has
bro1gize sf-sf-ssf Charles Fvohr1ar snss
TzT.f Belzsco for wages which s5s alleges
Tsr~ df1s her for a. uae1Dtref cont frar-t
af,ss Dsasfs asserts thar she E'sa dlscharE-
e3 v1rholft tusf csslsS
The trouble a-ose in ths Mas Heiyes.''
co<nraEy. Of which Mrs Lezfts Carter xzs
a member.
1fss DAVIS tesEes-f flsar aee vz- rr,ad~
Gl BY what she caIief ''zhs u12rofessiof-s a.
conduct q Hrsl Garter" ard ti7af she
bad % quiz The cOasrasnT oa tksas ac1oznf
foT a p@-1o<5 q 40 weeks
Wien s'sr retotns3 TIA corrI-znY Er~
Carer confirmed her znupysEres. ysz
DAVIS ssfd
~ "a were fhose srrra5-arrsz- a~Erss
Wzsfcr y. Rosetsssk EHrosna-fs cof,r-rss
WHY. vas the r~Diy. "sse rs-exs-f
thrgggh Tne rszrtas1 a. rse wh.fe 7 zs4
heiuE sFspssuas-i. aop.zx JAsrsty 20 o.
Trsca frcra ~ htts
~Was q uss a fa.g ttrse yoa r,~rss.ss-f
in hcllk1z the SAG to-z sfisr sse prass~r
tz-se ard as1sEslEEei . All y yolr sss-
plsasc ~ % 3cluSy" aszere1 ~ Rsss-
bzuIc
way. 70 70, a. a.. answered Mss
navt-
W'hez s-kesf % e7Dass- zh-oss- ~ Car
serE rseez Ese sat9 that =h4e 80 wsa
hstlE apSsisss5sl N-s ca-rs- xcsAs roks
as>- b~sG osgt - ts@ ~sns-s. horsuE fhsr~syT
- t1EsrT -t@ stferrln1 = ts-1o 70 h~-w>sf
AID choke 81 - a2plozzsa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
Aitcar Clubs coursinc Meet.

G.ccdlsnd. Oct 2s.-The Altcsr courS-
Sng clubs meeting was brought 10 a
close this nIC-ITsng rather summarily
The crowd Of spectators was not very
S31ge owing to tle cold wind.
In the Ssmi-finats for the Aitcar Pro-
6pce stakes, worth $s00. Milber's Maid,
Fox Lake. Wis. beas Van Bree. Indian
epoliS; Master pCElnaS, Chicago. beat
Marcus. RawiaaS. Nyo.
Mller's Maid and Master Dennis di-
Nsded first and second monies instead
of running the final course. They are
lttbe blc1ieer and sister. both sire and
6i2m being sr9cldly bred greyhounds
imported frcn England.
In the seGnf-h-rals for the Altar cup.
worth 500, alhe famous 81 Louis Dana
bert tire Denver dog Beau Brumriel
The Chicago ca9ck dog s. Clair got a
bye. Diana ssGi Saint Chair then divsf-
81. . CurAosly enough they are also sis
ter and brotelsF. Diana is owned BY
Nr. Cha-has A. Robinson Of ST. Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29

II had Grown Ttre-t of fife and Tired IN
Commit ~uicidr-


West Issip. y /. oc: KS ~ sag
Hzreo- express rounded TIE curve east %
here toszy a enid zss s~ea . rush ceHz
The e11Szzk1.e-r ard tsr0E hs-zslf G
-e--iy IN front q ~ train The euzi-
Hs~- fo-tun2ts2v 81 ne child ard Efsss
dRcEiiy sgoceos5est n srlEg5r< TIE trz-n
20 a FSasssssl = fs= fees fro-n zaers the
cA1G izy- TIE ch.sd proved . - a <lrl
% zs-oUt ' ysz<s. Sae Izy seTfsctis sslsl
az Ts1uses3 - go u3 ~bez er5e-s5 % AID
So --str iarfs were compelled 20 remove
z- ~ zss-z f0-cs.
&c Ezl1 1er uszs@ --s Lysta r1xzrs
ard faz- Ehs wanted 20 61s. a. lie Hz3
he~c-e ur&~z~abse SIS fo23 4 uS-ifut
1as. q havs0x suffered f-1z sza-Tzra72.
fEsrrrrEE r5o-ArE. arsz c<c2z-g4 tEzt
h~- --S<1e- h@at he- tz-lE
L<~.u UsN t1e1 . A9r-y bc--e al sg-z~
Ser t-1Esac-s hnt - - rrzsn sez-z<-3
EGo-- rk@ rfiiS --aseE sros a<- ar-<rrrf 20
n D~ se-SkE Da6-r -he -<eseci-- az<3 zS-sla
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
THE WEATHER
Wichita

WICHITA. Ocr- *
Local forecast for Wichita and vlclrsiy-
rasr ard slightly warmer until Weines-
day.
During the past twenty-four hours The
highest temperature was a. deSrees, the
lowest - degrees. ard the mean - ce-
grees with clsar. cool weather. gentle
north TO east wind and high barometer
Thus far Shis mouth the average tsza-
pe-arure has heaa 50 degrees.
For The past seven years the average
Temperature for the Doas u of October has
besn s de<sreeS. and fcc the &th 6ay - de-
grees FRED 2 JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. Oct S-Foliow.rg 5 ne
forecast UP til ?. n Tuesday:
Fer KarSa-Siightly warmer, var.aese
w--cS
For Oklahoma. ard Ipd.al Terr tory
WsnsSs sl,-frsos 20 scu1heasteriS: stsn<zy
warmer.
For Coiorado-Fzs-: warmer southeast
e-1y winds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
TO SELL KAKs UIb BOOKS
Pope Library Containing Many karities to
he Disposed OF.

New York. Oct .s-Fhe Pope library
brought together oy the late Mrs. Nor
ton ouincq Pope. Io,s known as one of
the finest and rloSt Niuable private
collections on this sid % the Atlantic,
was placed on exhAfttc1 today to be
sold to private buyers at the sales
rooms ot Dodd. Mead = Co
The gem OF The collection IS the fs-n-
Gus Charles VI. mt.sal. This iilumina-
rei manuscript beloogd 70 Charles vi
OF France IN the earfs part of TIE NJ
teenth century. Threuh Henry V. %
England. who u.sr-sad Catherine. DAD
ghter OF Charles VI desoecded to
Henry VII By whc-n q was sosd % a
rlsnaStery in Reiziua- II was one o.
The brightest gems :, the F1rTI1sa-
DiGot collection. ana at the clSspeTsai
% that collection xas pGrcnzsed oy N
Fontains for IS lco rrUncs. exclusive OF
the Countess Nui@ork. Steg-6augSste-
Of Balzac. for 100 80 francz- At her
death. n 1857. !: cGS sgau into ne
market. and shortly af~ INTO TIE Pce
collection. Closely pr~fnE tols T1m-
- for Eono-s. IS q H-W editio1 - -
io-y's King Arthur. Tinte1 D VIZ
liam Cax.ou tn 1s4S-0S so1!y p-Tfect
copy known. ard vsbrh s>l1 n tie Es-i
OF Jerseys sale for H-0- The OILY otb-
e copy known = 81 tee Spe1cer IoTa-
~. and hss tel lezv~ IN FAC strEsile.
Another noteworthy O01tou = Towers
-.CoEfessSo Azn1i. p-sated IN 1873, ard
one ct only Eve 7e-Hvef copies Known
There ara many rz-1.SD o< early print
iag saclaiiaz FIRE 1Sfcens from the
presses Of wynkia - vcrde. Rsossrd
Pynson. and John GoH9oUrz-
TIE collection - ~fy Enslien htsr~
AZURE Is Q dlstin<r1ao6 Gre Pernsps
fr<S p importance - 2e four so<no
% Ssskexp a-S-dzs Osr&zle1s- via
dsp.icz-ez oS tA> rAsrA end fourth -
.os Here zoo. - sskkR>zrss Poems
1870. zaE az uza~Eal erisecrsca q e<-ty
o1a-to pizvs. orher items vorC2y sf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
AF1eR MANY YEARS.
Noble Indisn squ-w s~~.s Again . otys
Rescoed ia is5s

n
Rescoed ia is5s
A year ago the Pioneer Press printed
the story Of Mrs. Mary schwsudt-
Sehnidt's captivity among the Sioux
during the great outbreak Of Isf2. All
OF her family but herself and .
younger brother were murdered b-
the Indians, and she--then a girl o.,
fourteen-was taken captive ami held
until the fnsi restoration OF all the
white prisoners at Camp Release.
While a prisoner she was in constant
peril. and II will be reuerbe that
IN her story she attributes her rreser-
vation mainly 10 the kind Offices Of "a
Indian woman named snSna fTipk-
ling). who purchased her from Der ssv.
age captor. adopted her az \ daughter.
and carefully guarded and ~a,chsd
over her for weeks. until the Eaal
overthrow of the sioux
A copy OF the paper containing Mr..
Eehmidt's story reached the Sioux
sgency at santee. Seh. aud the two
women were soon in glad commuuiea-
tion with each other. Neither bad
heard from the other sine. the dread
full days OF iss2. Meantime snAns had
married an Indian named Mszakedoa
(Brassl. well known as Charles Bras,
who was a. one time . scout n the
government service. bat be died SONS
years since. His widow now owns and
manages farm nsAr saniee agrneT,
where she Ia well known and aniver
sally respected a. worthy Christina
woman
Mrs Brass IL eomely Indian ma
tron. ff.y y-six year. of age. Her Chrts-
t.AD name in Maggie She was born
a. Mendoza. and ia ser girlhooi ..s
educated ia the family 81 Rev. Dr.
Wiliiarsor. the pioneer missionary. as
the Indian village q kzpoaiz, foes
miles below ST. PsaL
At tee close q the war sac earn. %
For, S5=llirz and v-~ns from there "a
FaTibanl.. where sbe remained fag
,ons time. Size sp~sks. reals ED
writes Eagiisl sueBtly and istslli-
gently. and. moreover. possesses sii
tss si.-sbstss ot trus womaa-
Her bTE-e zad noble contact a
rsscsiag ssd preserving her b-lplsss
ySaag sasrye from death We. kno>a
10 but few prior - tie FioE~-f Pres
Pubiieat.eB. bat q is mons The lsss
prs1se ss0rtsy. Tie g.rI see sassa ~
the world Il rev a rsost essin,zkis
woman. asd happy saa erosas =
NOBLE =SEk.
The srs; knew t.zt ny daszas<r
WA rtiB siiv-. szad HrA i:rzss "a
otner eFesssg. "a when t4s fEGtroa
Of tAc IaSizs sc>oJl a. S4atss csEns %
oe ssta tie Es~ss ~ Ant kiAssd 80
AL H<i4. 'HsEzss, yVa are esax, Esnd
ss0Dss. aud seat OF 20 gga..s zze asi
then scOl1S1 fas bst@Sps I kaA neres
told her All 80 osEsis tie ssoEv.
ka& not s.ia nBch ahsa. Is. heoause
ID nj sl.rs "a Lssxst % aeing $50 uzs
osiy Eg GEtT I Asv. al7aTs lSrsd
tae sssory Il ~ &as zasss. $50 koS.1
Ead pr@Fe1 stx; ! Hsixha - h~r zzais.
snd nsss & - - assrsst ~ish - r~st-
lz<e Ez lsrr-sT sssr 1 sssg srp~ctsi
- er-f sss Wa srzy .ssssT ssi god
RsTs when sSe -ss = .ta a1s se1 tain q
sAs = pretty -. szs ssss = - sssd =
- tn@t lD~e hrr seEss tAAz eger -
e. FzGl f1ies@-s FseaA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
FOLKS WITH PAINS
HOW TO GET RID OF TIE PAIN.
Pains In the Back Pains In tho St1scass,
Pains IN the joints. Pains
in she Head
What Causes Them and whas Cures
Iheu-

Pan 3 sign % dsseose-
You wan: Sc got rsi OF A.
There are TWO ways
Esther 20 cure TIRE disease. or relieve
the pcin.
The first way is tsse bcster. The cur
irg settles sAe dissase and TIE pata.
The Eesaevang ooiy Asips ire pasn- IL
VIII come back egsasSl- 2 ,se 0Lsesse stays
ragsAt waere a - ssazl esaes away yoGr
hsasoh- You may osst tssl Il Whsle .
pGin Is gone. bat q s. th--c Just The
ssme.
Pain n the hack * kSs-asy ,roSo'e.
Il esln - cure1 W.T. In. Eol'o 5 spar
SgaS Ksdney Flils.
IL cau BE- cu~tG % say away ans.
ws.A proper care. ueVs>C - core hacS.
Kidney trouble esarss great d=si C
trouble 10 6ocsorS>
Il is hard 10 cure. T1sxe s-v 80 mary
conspAcseicns They sre gore~aily 20
dangerous,
only DR.. Hobbs sparagus kidney
Pills make such . karse 9s-coeSstaEe -
cures.
The Asparagus. sroxn which they are
made. hss ssfcsf a eesa tt,-. scSgnixi- tus-
S1sive Scusoa On .;he kkiIs-y's. Z IS such 3
gentle and heal anu tpnic. ,AcE = cures
nearly every cese OF kidney trouble IN
whsca IL - used.
rheumatism n pan "A sSe muscles.
LcssoelS. etc. c0A Snly rs-teve the
pa n. They can Z cure Ia -acunlaf'Sr1-
rheumatism Is a co-.pi.uGtiosn % kid
tse'y tlscubee. II - a Des@on IA me blocst.
Tue kidneys sfsousd Aave taken y out.
but they ds.n't-
Hobbs SparaEus Kidney Pills will
cure rheumatism. They DO = ~ help
ING rile ksssszsys IN tAel- work % parifs'-
irg the blSsi. They d. 81 so JisorougSaiy
that II IS very seldSm The ISleamattsza
ever comes back.
Pain N the ioats Is sout X Is caus-
cd by a pceSoxl Kke relerrlafisui. n ca,
be cured on the sane plan. by curing
the kidneys. by taking Dr. Hobbs
Sparagus KIDNEY pills.
Pam IN the head. Thas IA a symptom
Of brain trouble. but Il Is cSued by the
kidneys.
The bTaan. m working. u~-s up ia
substance. Tae hbood supplies new
substance. But when shs bksod - I'M
pure ton account OF SICK kstneysl, Il
gives no nourahmeat 1Nse ervlt,a n ears
cut As az wSaEs, & psEnr. This - as
danger signal.
Headaches. dix E,esS. neuraIgs etc.
can be cured wan DR. Esohbs SpaEagus
Kidney Pills. They do q by cur ng ne
kieneys. BY Eessswfng tfe paTs,y OF tho
bfocd
People WHO have suffered from pains
and aches for ycurs Should try DR..
Hobs Sparagus Kidney Pulls.
Pure blood ws9 eg-d thseIr aches. ant
give than a new feeling u life and com
fort
Pure blood IS the Nfe.
Rut 4 must Be pure blood
DE-. Hobbs Spa-agus ktduey Pills
are for sale AZ all druggists for 20 GEMS
per box, or viii hs s-nt 70 any address
postpaid. on roSs4ps OF price
Please write for valus Die medicaI
pamphlet. sent free by Hobb's Mediclr@
Co. Chicago OF san Francisco.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
BISHOP FORREST Is CoNsECR ATED
Event Occurs with Most Imposing Cere-
monies at san Antonio, Texas

Event Occurs with Most Imposing Cere-
monies at san Antonio, Texas
San Antonio. Tex. Oct. 2S-The con-
secration of Ri. Rev. ]. A. Forrest.
third bishop of the Catholic diocese of
San Antonio. which began at $50
O'Clock this morning and ended after 2
p. m. was perhaps the most imposing
event THAT has ever occurred in the
city's history. Crowds of eXcurSioniSts
filled the city.
Bishop Jansen of New Orleans acted
as consecrator, assisted by Bishops
Gallagher OF Galveston and Fitzgerald
of Little Rock. The sermon in English
was delivered by Bishop HELM Of Nat
chez; in Spanish by Bishop Verdagues
of Laredo, Texas.
Preceding tlne conservation ceremony
was a parade of all the Catholic socie-
ties in the o5ty and all the Catholic
school ohaldTen. Archbishop Corrigan
and MoTnsigneur Farley of New York
and other prominent prelates were pres
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
SEVERAL FIRMS IN TROUBLE
situation I'm the London Money Market h
Causing Much Anxfery

London. Oct. 2S.-The situation in the
mining market is causing much anxiety.
There was a further sharp fall today
N The most prominent shares and sev-
sral firms are known 10 BE- IN trouble
Il is considered doubtful If assistance
% eide over pay day Viii De oS1atnabla
in View OF today's decrease in prizes.
The mining market closed With a more
cheerful tone and With prices better.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
In LuckY kaldMin,H CnsA.

New York. Oct. 2S.-The stewards Of
the Jockey club held meeting this af-
Te-noo1 10 take action on the status of
Lucky" Baldwin s stable. The follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Whereas. The action Of The stewards
Of the WestcheSter Racing association.
in refusing the entries of the Santa
Anita stable under rule 43 of the rules
Of the racing at the course of that asso-
cation being final and a further hear
ing having been granted by the stew
ards OF the Jockey club, Mr.. Baldwin,
who attended with counsel and wit
lIesSeS. il IS therefore
Resolved. That further investigation
shall be pusu.d by the stewards of rhe
Jockey club, final decision being re-
served
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
BRIsrow MADE THEM GET orr
Recorder owsiey's De9aty Tells How lie
Treated EeSs<teri1< EePeaiers

Lexington. Oct-&--Ear1y c. B-Sstov-.
formerly Z deputy in RecoCder q Vo1ss
owsisy1s osios. w5o. according 10 BIZ J
bury. Was thS person xlso registered the
rss1Ess fictitious asuHeS. proved R7 trs-
, TscTtsnt wSasss IN sss k3nSzs City elsc-
ton maud ceSse oCsasy- be Rad re<4stz--
sd Isi nsanes & neSres. 9e sal. buS
id Eec know T12t any c< the Eanss
were 2ctectcCs he deased several css1-
vs-sst5Gns with P7z1ha-y vhich tae
lst;es- bad sssd took pace n ~ -
corcS-'s ofsics- he had ID part IN the
oc1zSn1racr charged s-zEss az1Ssels and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
st. Louis Races.

St Louis, Oct 2S.-The talent at the
fair grounds We're badly dumped today,
not a faGoT'Jte winning. All the events
were taken by second choices wiho made
close finishes over a fast track.
Rey FL Santa Anita, Richard Crok-
er'S recent purchase. arrived here last
night i'm Lucky Baldwin's string. He
was shipped to New York tonight
Summaries:
First race-Six and a half furlongs:
Hibaunfa Queen WON; Amelia May, sec
opd; Loudcn, third. Time 1:2234.
Seccnd-T'wo-yeair- six and a
fsa1f furhongs: Jack Martin won; Sum-
raCfa, second; La Sale, third Time
:231z.
Third-NfiIe: Collins won: Tom FL
more, second; Constant, third. Time
1:43
Fiourth-Seven and a half furlongs:
Schiller won; Linda. second: Assignee
third. Time 1: :35L.
Fdflth-FiVe and a half furlongs !:
Johnny McfIale won: Lottie Mills, sec
VrSd; Lady Diamond, third Time 073z
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29

Miller's Maid by Mr.. Mulcaster Of Fox
Lake, Wis. and both Master Dennis
and SAINT Clair by Mr.. Michael Allen Of
Chicago. Their successes are a great
feather IN the cap of Mulcaster, an
EngEshnan who trained all four win
ueTs and bred two Of them.
The either two. Diana and Saint Clair
were also bred from imported stock by
an Englishman, Mr.. II. c. Lowe Of
Lawrence, Kan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
Forsythe Races.

Forsythe. Ind, Oct, 2s-Reslilts at
F'orsytlhe track:
First race-Six furlongs: Cerita won
Guide, second; McInery, third. Time
1:24
Second-Ffve furlongs: Laura c won
Lizzie II, second; Little Sadie, third
Time 1:o7A-
Third-SiX furlongs: Samson won:
Mr.. Dunlap. second; TaGnerlane, third
Time 1:23A.
Fourrh-F'ive furlongs: Hi Henry
won; Joe Mancini. second; Old Cen
tleman. third. Time 1:G712.
Ffftih-Seven furfongs: Charlie Nc
Donald won; De Jure, second; Semele,
third. Time 1861
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-29
Lztonia Races.

Cincinnati, Oct 2S.-The best finish of
the Cay at Dafonla was in the seven
fUrlongs fer 2-yeaT-olds. with Mike
Kelley, Luollle and ANNA Lyle noses
apart. Pat Dunle'S new purchase.
Nick, half brother to Requilal, and all
he. waGsted 9n beating Blasco and Vic
tor5ous, ai. a mile. Owners handicap.
He was all out at the fiiIisa1. Track
fast. Summaries:
First race-Selling. six furlongs: Billy
Eenmet, 3 no l, won; Jamboree, to 2,
second; Major Dripps, 3 to l, third.
Tfyne LII.
SecGnd-Sealing, mile and twenty
yaElds: Greenwich, 3 ito /, won; Norman.
10 ). second: Morite Fonse, 40 to 1,
third. Time l:4415.
Thdrd-SelEng seven fIrlongs: Mike
Kelley. s to l. won; Lucille Fl. 10 L,
second; Anna Lyle, 20 TO, third. Time
] 80.
Fourth-Purse, Owners handicap;
nTile: Nick, / ito 2, won; Blasco, Is TO 1,
second; Victorious, Is TO 1, third. Time
:421z
F'ifnh-PIrse, five and a half furlongs:
EpoTta, 2 TO 5, won; Marquise, TO L,
second; Hester. TO 2, third. Time
90.
Sixth-Selaing. six furiongs: Prince
Imperial. 8 10 TO- won; Longbrooix TO
/. second: May Thompson, 4 TO l, third
Time 1:14z.
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showaiter Wins the Third.

New York, Oct 2S.-The third game
of the chess match between Lipschuttzi
and Showalter, played at the Mamhat-
tan Chess club this afternoon, was won
by the latter
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Roses Withdrawal Made Official.

Ryde, Isle of Wight, Oct. 2S.-The
sailing committee of fhte Royal Vic
i0or5a Yacht club met hare this after
noon and formulated a letter to the New
York Yacht club, confirming the letter
of Mr.. Charles d. Rose, withdrawing
his challenge through the Royal Vic
fboria Yacht club for the Americas cup.
Mr. W. Halford. member OF the COM
mittee, said tonight that no plans for
next season had even been limited at,
ait t0day's meeting.
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Price 25 cents per box For sale bv
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A Big Regular Army

The mightieSt host Of this sort Is the
army Of fnvaisds whose bowels, Evers
and stomacas have beM regulated by
Hoseetter's Stomach 1GEoers. A regu-
lar habit of body - brought about
through using tlre Bircers, not BY vio-
lently agitatng and ersping the tntes-
tines, but by reinforsn0 thsdr energy
and causing flow Of de bile into its
proper channel. Malaria. Ia grippe. dys-
peps1a, and a tendency u inactivity OF
the kidneys, are conGu8ed by the Bit
hers
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Kansas CITY Races

Kansas City, Oct 2S.-Results at Ex-
position park:
First race-Six furlongs: Oakview
s1on; Winchester, second; Mrs S. third.
Time 1:15h.
Seco1d-FIour furlongs and fifty
yards: Nellie B won: Annie L, second
Black Tom. third. Time :54
Third-Sfx furlongs: Moloch won
SchuylkiI, second; Wayerly, third.
Time :17A.
Fourtn-Seven furlongs: Paulette
won; Maid of Ansel, second; Timothy,
third. Time !: 80
Ffhth--F'ive and half furlongs:
Pony Bob won; Richard T, second
Davy Crockett, third. Time liz
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silver Model of NaIkYrie III.

London, Oct. 2S.-The Times says:
'"The committee on the Dunraven fund
met at Cardiff last evening and decided
to present a silver model of ValAyrie
III, twenty-five inches high, TO her
owner
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