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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
HIS FATE UNSETTLED.

The Motion for New Trial for Keaton
Still Open.
Judge j. Il. Query went down to
cambridge Friday, where, on Saturday,
he argued before Judge Bower a motion
for a new trial for Thomas Keaton, the
Calhoun county murderer now confined
in the Terrell county Jail for safe keep
ing.
The hearing of the motion was not
concluded, and will be resumed at Balm
bridge on the Both inst.
The prisoner is taking his confinement
philosophically and seems to be conf
dt Mt of new trial.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION.
The Young People Spend Ia Pleasant Even
X ing at the Home of Mrs. j. ID. Laing.

The Young People Spend Ia Pleasant Even
H., ing at the Home of Mrs. j. ID. Laing.
The residence of Mr. j. D. Laing, on
Fourtfkavenue, was a scene of gaiety on
last Friday evening, the occasion being
an entertainment given by Mrs. Laing
toIthe young people. Dawson's most
winsome young bellies and handsome
cavaliers were in attendance, and right
merrily did they spend the evening.
Those present were Mr.. Edwin Bell
with Miss Fannie PielcG;\ Mr. Goode
Query, with Miss Leila Tho$Aton, Mr..
Richard Timer with Miss earlRradley,
Mr.. Robert Sale with Miss Susie Stevens,
Nh Clarence Thornton with Miss RNby
Savage, Mr.. Holcomb James, with Miss
Ivey May Whitlock, Mr.. Robert Thorn
ton with Miss Olivia Alexander, Mr..
Frank LOwrey with Miss Mabel Rogers
Stays: ID. G. Pickett, r. L. Arthur, JEFF
Marshall, Win Kenny, Warren Pierce
Charlie Martin, win Eubanks and ii
N. Carter,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
ONLY ONE CONVENTION
WILL BE HELD BY GEORGIA DEM
OCRATS THIS YEAR.
One Set of Primaries, Too. Action of the
State Democratic Committee Saturday.
Letter from Crisp.

NCOSNA
The state democratic committee, at q
meeting held in Atlanta Saturday, de-
cided to have but one convention in
Georgia this year. The action of the
committee is a victory for the people,
and it means that this is to be the peo-
ple's year in Georgia politics-some-
thing they have not had in a long time.
The following special from Atlanta
tells of the meeting of the committee:
ATLANTA, GA March I, 1896.-The
state democratic executive committee at
its meeting today decided by a vote of
% to II to have but one convention and
one primary in the state this year.
Captain w. ". Dews, the second dis
trict's committeeman, voted for one con-
yention.
The convention will be held on the
25th day of June, and all the counties of
the state are requested to hold their
primaries to elect delegates on Saturday,
June 9th.
The committee also ordered that the
candidates for the legislature and for
county Offices be nominated at the same
time. Thus all the party nominations
will be settled by one set of primaries
and one state convention, and the same
convention that nominaIes the state
ticket will elect delegates to the national
convention at Chicago.
A resolution was also d opted cal i lg
upon 'all democrats who, for one reason
or another, have left the party to renew
their utilization by participation in said
primary"
The convention was located at Macon
A letter 70 the committee was read
from Hon. Chas. f. Crisp in which he
suggested that the question of the sen
atOrship be submitted to the people
letting them express their choice by
ballot ln-the party primary. When the
letter was read an effort was made by
the friends of other senatorial candidates
to table if, but it failed. Chairman Clay
was instructed to notify Mr.. Crisp that
the matter 10 which his letter referred
would be referred to the several county
committees,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11

Mrs. Burrell Hasty, who lives few
miles from the city, entertained num-
Der of relatives and friends at her hos
pitable home last Friday with sumptu-
GUS dinner, The occasion being the 59th
anniversary of her birthday. It was
very enjoyable occasion. Several gen
tlemen in the city were invited to the
feast.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11

Ramon's Liver pills & Tonic Pellet,
are Perfect Treatment FOR Constipation
and Biliousness. g6SH One pill dose
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
Elected Delegates.

At the meeting of the Epworth League
Sunday afternoon Rev. j. B. tombstone,
Colonel j. G. Parks and Miss Laura
Timer were elected delegates to the state
conference of the league, which will
meet in Americas next month.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11

Don't invite disappointment by expers
imenting. Depend upon One Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate re-
lief. 1t cures Group. The only harm
less remedy that produces Immediate re-
suits SALE-DAVIs DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
Clothing.

Ready-made .,, Well d and fashion ION
and In order take time by the
"A0 " VAuOl forelock and pick
out their spring suits as soon as the
new stnfs begin to arrive. A large
lot of stylish and well-made suits just
from the factory. ana marked at fig
ures that will justify you to buy. /
also req resent some OF the best tall
oring establishments in the United
States. The colorings, patterns and
prices are attractive,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11

Try can of Hopkins Steamed Homi-
ny (Hulled CORN. 1t is delicious.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11

Parrott is steadily improving. Sever
al prospective buildings in view.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
NOTICE.

Henceforth we will build all our
best buggies. Ifyou want genuine
A. grade buggy don't fail to see us
before you buy. We will continue
handling GAINESVILLE Buggies, Stud
ebaker and Tennessee Wagons also.
Don't forget that we can make
your old buggy new at our repair
shop Our professional horse sheer
can make your old horse young with
pair of light steel shoes and a few
nails. Come to see us.
OWENS & GURR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
PARROT PARAGRAPHS.
News and Personal Notes from Our Thrifty
Little NelGhbOr.

News and Personal Notes from Our Thrifty
Little NelGhbor.
Mr.. n. NJ. Weaver is now out again
after a severe sickness of six weeks. His
friends are glad to gree him upon the
streets.
Captain Parrott and Captain Hill, of
Columbus, and Messrs. r. E. Shlppey,
Ed Pinkston and j. L. Parrott, of this
place, " ent to Sasser Saturday morning
on big bird hunt.
In recent report made by Cox's,
College, at College Park, near Atlanta
for high standard IF Excellence in mu-
steal attachments, Miss Mamie Bats, of
Parrot, stood first.
Messrs. Jim Whaley and Sing Pink
ston went hunting few days ago and
killed thirty-four rabbits. They return
ed home jubilant over their success.
Mr.. w. V. Perry, who manages the
cotton seed mta' and hull exchange here,
has shipped about 10 carloads of hulls
and meal and sold Is tons o. guano.
The la lies prayer meeting on Friday
afternoons and cottage prayer meeting
on Friday evenings are greatly enjoyed
by the good people of our town.
DR.. John T. Lamar is making an addi-
ton to his already pretty residence.
When completed it will be one of the
prettiest homes in ParTott.
A delightful entertainment was given
to the young people Of Parrot Thurs
day evening at the home of MI. and Mrs
j. E Marshall
Miss Mary Grubbs, on of BrOnwood's
1oHsaC O.
and Sunday with Mrs. j. E. Marshall.
Mrs. Huckaby has returned home after
several months visit to relatives,
Dr. Shelly, of Cuthbert, visited his
father at this place last week.
Miss Susie Grubbs, of Brentwood, is
Visiting friends in Parrott.
Mrs j. j. Shippey is visiting relatives
in Columbus this week.
-.-~s.-.--
"PerhaSS> you would not think so, but
very largs>proporti0n OF diseases in
New York CSmes from carelessness
about catching Gald," says Or. Syrus
Edison. at is sucR\a simple thing and
SO common that very Nsw people, unless
it is case of pueumonia><pay any atten.
ton to a cold. New YorkNs one of the
healthiest places on the Atlantic coast
and yet there are great many Gases OF
catarrh and consumption which \have
their origin in this neglect of the SIM
plest precaution of every day life. The
most sensible advice is, when you have
one get rid of it as soon as possible BY
all means do not neglect it, DR.. Edso1
does not tell you how to cure cold bu
we will, Take Chamberlain's Cougl
Remedy. 1t will relieve the lungs, aiC
expectoration, open the secretions dnC
soon effect permanent cure. 25 and 81
cent bottles for sale by Farrar & Farrar
Dawson, land Dr.. Fl. A. Wall, Bronwo God
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
DE. GamhrelI Preached.

Rev. DR.. Gambrell, president of Mer-
Ger University, filled the pulpit of the
First Baptist Church Sunday morning
and night. DR.. Gambrell is one of the
strongest and most eloquent preachers
in the south, and he delivered two very
able discourses to large congregations.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11

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quickly cured by DeWitts Witch Hazel
Save. Applied to burns, scalds, old
sores, it is magical in effect. Always
cures piles. SALE-DAYIs DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
Shoes
For Men, Women and Children.

All Of the best makes and newest
styles. Quality and price cannot
be matched. Our leaders are Weyl-
mans Oxford Ties and J. A. Smiths
slippers. To wear them orce is to
wear them always,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11

Ramon's Liver Pill removes the bile
me TONIC Pellet tones up the system
Combined form Perfect Yreatner,t or r.,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-03-11
AS CAMPAIGN LITERATURE

A new arrival Muse & Cox Co.
The sun., 1896-10-16
Trap shooting.

The members OF the Enterprise Rod and Gun Club
OF this city held their monthly shooting tournament
at ihe Bay Side grounds yesterday. II was ideal
day for the shoot, and some excellent scores were
made. Summary follows;
First Eytnt-CiuU shoot at seven live birds each
I0s.s q. Sciwnrta, rs yards u; Henry l.. MAr1HIn.
many ~ yards, =; kirlard v. 10 ton. 2B yards. 81
Snu'n.l q. ilrnn-,sey 20 yards, Thomas T. Dnlou
r. SlnIels ~ yprdB. o. Ouis j. Harper, 2d yards.
James y Brloiry ~ yards, g; Charles J.. Nelson 70
yards Prnp H. henderson. 20 yards ..
Second Eyrni-Mss and out. Bolton, o: Hennes
suy q. S'nNnrt2, - plllnn, !; longman, 9; Samuels
4 Ilarpcr, q: n"EGrTsOn,l Samuels |.
Third Eront- sam" ruLd tlons Sumnes. o. Dillon,
I; IIrndpr,nu . Md'tUiumRny, b: Bottom, y; Hur.
per. Ii schwartz. ~; LOngIhan' /; Brodey 2 Seson
Fourth Event, same conditions. sehwartl, Il Mac
Tanmnny, 2 nlnon, !; Harpr o; Hennessey. g.
Samuels l. L"nglnah :"
PLAINFlEIp, oct. lathe monthly shoot OF tho
Climax Gun Club resulted as follows:
First Sweep Harrington, 4; Manning, o; Scott 81
Darby 4; nrantiughum Z; Goodman,s g.
Second sweep Harrington, 4; Manning O.; Scott,
q, RTautinghatn, y. Goodman, B.
club shoot harrington %: Manning. "a; Scott,
22, j. barry, 10; BrantinSham. ~: Goodman, 20.
TIE Fountain Gun Club postponed Its regular
monthly live bird shoot at Dexter Park unit mex
Last frday was the regular scheduled date for the
monthly club shoot Of the NdRswood Gun Club but
owing fu inc absence Ot n number or the memharE.
who were away hunting, the event postponed
uutIl next Tursdly. when the lnal shoot OF the
VIII place and the yearly prizes be awarded
The sun., 1896-10-16
Rowling Mates.

Tho following Officers huvr been elected by the
Fcrrutr.' Bowling C!uh' President, George Schweg'
lcr; We" President, Gror!iI AM; secretary, Gus
/. ..r,l, Treasurer, Herm, Er.er': Scrg"art'at-
Arms, Thomas II. hrvrn; captain, dnhn T. Russell.
The meInberr Of the Mozart Rowling club roll az
Hrcamau's alleys on rvrry Thursday night. Tho
officer, are fuliNv,: john li'nrann. President;
q. T.. NrrmAHi. hiuu. .lr"a idrni; william Rohr,
Secretary; Mtrun SchrAmm, Treasurer; John
Nermcs, Captain.
Athmccr'u" Of the Arlington Bowling League
held an Ia! SnrAay Al Arlington Hail. tho follow
lns cnirCr, wrGr erected: President. q. +. C. Mui:
Ter, i..-. ti'r President. H. T. hu!'hAupI; Sccond
Vico President, I Huury secretary, Charles Scher-
rcr; TREASURER. II. t. plnb: 'aolain, +. Keigl. 10
MAS GSrl tt 30 b,.ln ne tournament On Monday
cvenIry, Eov. -. lhr rUics OF the American Bowl.
INK Congress were adop'rd. aud II. Harrison and
l.. HonuGu Wrr" elected delegates TO represent the
lcU-ur AZ Iur rnugrrss. meeting win be held on
Oct. Is 70 aiopt the schedule.
The sun., 1896-10-16
Strong. Easy victory Over But,er.

BUFFALO. Oct. l5.-It took Just two minutes for
Charley Strong of Newark y j.. to do the trick for
Joe Butter OF Phiade phia before the Empire Athletic
Club OF this city tonight Butler weighed in ut l5S
and Strong at l10 pounds. Both men are coored.
The men catered the ring IN prime condition Butler
seemingly trained to the hour while Strong appeared
q trfe too lcshy. WI they shook hands II was
that Butler several Inches the taller OF the
two but what Strong lacked IN height he made up in
sturdiness.
AT the call OF time Butler led on with loft swing.
but fell short Strong put LEFT wind light aud got
away without return. Butter got back with hard
left on wind that u.afr Strong vince. Strong came
back with right and left on tue wind and Jaw, ana IN
the mir up that followed Strong got some telling
blows on tho body. Then Strong tonred butler with
lefthani HOOK on the pO mt OF ihr Jaw. Butler
Le ore the fatal ten seconds counted but
went down from another lrrt hook on the chin Ho
got up more and lodged left swing but Strong
landed another left hook the jaw that put Butler
down and out.
Strong said tonight; 81 am willing to meet any
heavy weight In the world EXCEPT Corb.tt and Fitz-
simmons think can whip Peter MLher. Joe Chny n.
ski. or Steve ODOnnell aud will challenge the winner
OF the CFecdon Baker rght.'
TIE opening bout was estween sammy Callahan
minutes OF Wild nshtlnS Callahan W on on . foul.
The sun., 1896-10-16
Glen Agnes and Its Stock SoId-Imp. Eothe n
BrIuEs $40 900.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15.-Tho breeding farm
and stock OF the late Nick FINER were
sold at auction to-day. The farm. Glen
Agnes, containing BOG acres, went to j.
j. Douglas and j. II. Linn OF this city
for S25.245. Douglas Ss Linn also bought the
noted stallion imp. Eothen for $4,000. Vo-
lante WAS sold for $3.50, and w. +. Schultz,
who has five years lease OF King Lee. secured
the full title to the horse for $3.50. Among the
other sales were:
Nit Young -, ~. 81 900
press; ,AppIeEase McMoeE'n.. -. ,..,;, 600
Bertha, b. m, II, by Bramble-Luca; j. H.
Chestnut colt, wehnling. by imp Eothen-Re
lax: Milt Young ...;....;:.:;..., 4l0
Gen. GillnorR; MIL Young ..,,....,. ......... 400
Imp Laurel b. m. II, by Observation-Disclosures
Mary X. oh. M, o. by King Aifonso-imp. Inver.
ness; j. H. Linn 8Ob
linn. YO5
The sun., 1896-10-16
News OF the Horse World.

Sr. LOUIS. oct. l5.-The Board o: Directors OF the
ST. Louis Fair Association voted 10 cose the races
Saturday next. Ine all season meeting has been u
profitable one.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. l5.-iThTee straight heats and
the best beat was the result OF the Fannie
Ivy Medium TuttiGE race for StuU side at tho
belmont prWlng Park this afternoon. Ivy Medium
MOa.
HARTFORD, Oct. l5.-The trottIns stock OF the late
William i. Smith was sold al auction to-day. The
bay stallion Marston g., 2ilDis. by Piedmont, was
sold 10 Peter Mcintyre OF this city FOR $500 lie
also bought Electric Chief Tor Sl75.
Rivalry between the Iwo White Plains trOtters.
Frank Medium, Slo4, aud Linda stanford, 2GgS,
has resulted match for S., 900 stakes, WI.
liam peveson backing the grldng and Harry DyK.
man the mare. Tae contest VIII take plRcg az tho
HudsOn River Driving Park, PoughkeepSlc, next sat
Iday.
The sun., 1896-10-16

LAToNA. Oct. l5..,one favorte. two well.played
second choices, and two outsiders tod aya
purses. The weather was pleasant the track heavy,
and attendance small. SUMMARIZE
First RAce-SiX and half furlongs. Belle OF Ford.
ham, 90 (Everetel. TO i.won; Margaret Alien, 30
IT Burnsl, ~ to second Lucetta, 06 &C. Reifl to
l. third. Time. li26k.
Second Race-six furlongs. Ethel Lee. 108 (Thorpe)
to Z, won: Viscount l07 (Scherrer) to O. second
Robair, IO9 Perkins; to !. third. Time, issi.
Third Race-Oue mile. Paul Fry. 100 (Perkins)
too, won; Black SILK, 1903 o. Marihews,5 to Z. sec
ond: Bismarck. lol tscherland), 10 TO third. Time
l;A7A.
Fourth Race-siN and half furlongs, Eleanor
Mac, lOt tThorpel. TO !. won; Joe Thayer, 90
lScherrer). TO second; Meanalon, ITO IF. Russel
O TO I, third. Time, l:26.
Fifth Rlce-Flv. furlongs. Charlotte c.. lo7
tThorpel, to won; The blossom, ll2 IT. Burns)
II to second; Detzara, l07 &C. ReG), to 8. third
Time, lO5
The sun., 1896-10-16
Tho Nyirnrr. at 81. Lonis.

ST LOUIS. Oct lb-A small crowd attended the races
to-day. The betting very light. except in the last
race, when The Ghost tipped q good thing aud
was well played. Summarizes
- FIrst Race-seven furlongn. Tom sayre. ln9 q:
Gardlnerl even woni Billy Jordan. l0g Ashley, l9
70 SECOND; Hlhernia Queen, 100 &c. sloan) to 1.
Second Rsce-siS furiongs strathrol. lO7 Mar.
tlnl to - Bridget, l04 (wilhite 10 TO l. SEQ.
ond; Contrltion, lO4 u. Gardner) 80 to l. third.
Time, l:l6A
Third Race-ono and n sixteenth miles. Addle
Buchanan, "a &C. Coombs) lS to ), won; Madeline.
log iMorss( to e second; Logan 100 twarren), to
Fourth Race-Six furlongs Lady Britannia, "a IT.
Leigh. II To won; Fervor, lO3 Morse) to 0, SEQ.
ll1A
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Parole d'Or, ll9 (Col
ley, To e. won; Mamie LIS Sister, 10 Morse) to
second; Rob Clancy. 100 (Milburn), to l. third.
Time, 03il
Sixth Raca--une mile The Ghost lO4 (Morse), 20
to !. won; Constant gS &c Coombs), 12 to L. second;
The sun., 1896-10-16
w. +. B. Jr.- The team road race OF the Asso-
clRted Cycling Clubs OF Long Island Will be held
ON Oct "a, on the MerriCk, l.. l.. course.

The Buooklyn Bicycle Club since TAX ng In the Gilbert
Wheelmrn intends 10 limit its membership to $50
and raise the Initiation fee
The Prospect Whreimen OF Brooklyn Will hold n
club road the Valley Siream L. l.. course on
Ooi. 81
The Century wheemen or this city Will hold en-.
tsrtainmrnI at their club house In Seycntynrst
street. Oh oct. 20.
Tho Corteyou Bicycle club has been formed In
Brooklyn with the following officers President. j. r..
oltrogge; Vice-President, g ;. Osborn; Secretary.
i. C. Ward. Jr; Treasurer. John BoiiuEer. Captain,
Charles Balm.
The Norris wheelmen OF this city will hold hill
climb cOntest on the Fuglewood hill tomorrow.
The Executive Committee OF mo l. A; W. postponed
their meeting from yesu riHy until todny.
PITTsnuRuH oct i5.-The election OF officers OF
the Pennsyvania division, l.. A. W. promises to DO
q lively one. The opponents OF T. J. Keenan,. Jr,,
the regular nominee FOR Vice Consul have sent ont
a smooth, bore" ballot, bearing only the name Of
his competitor, DR.. Mcrcur. Under the new state
Constitution this Laiot is illegal ana cannot be
counted II voted. before the regular ballot con.
thinning the -nnmcI of NIL the nominees has been
sent out, which Will not be for day or two.
The sun., 1896-10-16
Che Curt.
30 VI LING.
The Corinthians WIN Two Games In the a.
y. Tournament.

The Corinthians Win Two Games In the a.
y. Tournament.
The ncmrers OF tho Corinthian Rowling Club. ono
81 tine acaulstt.ons to the American National
tournament, we're in happy frame of mind last
night over the two games won by their team at tho
Germnna assembly rooms alleys. Another game
iiiS up AS "ei! as WAS expected. The scores:
% SpqsD e,s sso + i RufSsn fsH s stg Cor
l55 ot.rtas @ c ~; scLcts %'IS iS5 Total 9Gs
le3; G,tsrras, -, Schrchte Isl; Total, 700,
BTo%n 5t 5 ,Hsf waIsF is foa M%F so a0O Eek i'
GAME.
srIhg aS fs;a 49, Cor
c,r,n' an iS2SEer sr5s rs; Wol!sr l'li Eek 1901
The three teams which rolled at Thum & Kahlsdorrs
i%yin: SiaG, ioarnainSnt' filled TO show up Well
an! u"tntcTest!u6 games resulted. The scores;
Cannon Koch, l3s: Bertsch. 12o: Brocket, 13o,
Y2ite,, i2I; srhreygr, 100, Total, 6d4. ,,,.
scn IA enry 5s rS,al Isl ~'e"'' low
p KGsH i55 PsfsCR los; s3o nrocte' 1905
5 Ga ss LapP Ss RNa s 5, ' 4ota aSe4%rn' 4sD
THIRD GAME.
riorccr-s}tter l4s; ,GenIo; los; Moeler. l4o,
SGm ~ S9ry h@?i iiS s GoSa arsT, @ 1885, pachman
lgo. [. Elos,rrlI. lTJ; lamprecht, 80. Total, 729
Thr Tlpga and star teams PLAYED three games lass
nt..t IN tic Car.uthcrs nat outl tournament OF
Brn"kYn, all resulting IN favor OF the Iiosas The
FIRST GAME.
ToEn Sparks, III: Snyler. l0+; Starrett 1859; Eoi-
,"r''sh' ,2: a '"iai. Hi Nan nan las. H. srermap.
1871; l.. Wilcox, I7p: ". " llcox. 1873 Total fSI.
SECOND GAME
TIoGg-s Sparks 1893; Snyder. I7O Sarrett. 1873; Ncl.
lis. lSJ. Furnsu l~~. Total, SIi
star usekc. l+O; henderson l54: II Siegman.
liU L. " l!sOH, l3I; ". wilcox, lOS. Total TA5.
THIRD GAME
Tioga Sparks. I5I: SNYDER 1913; Starrett, 1885, Nel-
lis, l5N: Cornish, ~. IOai. T13.
Star-I.u.CiE'. 81. H. udrrs 100; ii. SiegmAn,
40, L. Wilcox, l32 W. WicoX IA. Total, 1Uj.
The sun., 1896-10-16
Phil Daiy, dr.. and j. L. Winston Matched
to shoot 100 Birds Each.

LoSG BRANCH Oct l5.-At the Elkwood Park traps
this afternoon matchmaking was in order after the
Pleasure Bay Handicap, the principal shoot the
programme. was finished. match was arranged be-
tween Phil DAILY. Jr and j. L. Winston of Kansas
City According to the conditions Daly puts up $500
TO win Winson's $3.50. Each mnrksman Will shoot
at 90 birds from the tlirty.ya-l mark. The event
takes place next Thur,day afternoon. The
Winston WINS match at 100 birds each Will be de-
cilrd Oct. "a.
The Pleasure Bay Handicap, ten birds each $40 en-
trance, Resulted A. follows. DAILY, Wins ton Ap
gar. each; Woodruff - neSU.nnd. z The stakes
Were divided. In 81 mis-, ,.aud.uut sweep" Apgar
Woodruff Daly and wins k!iIei 10 each aad Winston
o. The stakes we're divided: In a shoot at birds
each. s. entrance ApgHr Woodruff, and WINS killed
straight, and Wiuston aud Daily each. In n So miss.
audou shoot, Woodruff and Apgar Killed II: Dos
mord II; Daiy, 8; Winston, l.