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ANCESTORS HOME.
The Employees ofthc Lisbon, Ohio,
Tin Plate Mills :
AND FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
OF Columbiana County Make the
First Call on Mckinley.
AN INDUSTRIAL OBJECT LESSON

Cited la the Successful Establishment OF
Tin Plate Mills In this Country--IIow
Much Better for MeTchnntsnnd Farmers
to iiavc Them Here than In Wales.
Ministers AMI Delegates OF tho African
Methodist Episcopal Conference Pay
Their Itespect,
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For West Nlrginin. Western pcunsyI-
rnnln and OHIO. generally cloudy wrathSr
with rain; cooler: fresh and brisk north.
custcrly wipds, becoming variable.
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by c. Schncpf. druggist. corner -Four.
tccnth ana Market streets. was as FOL.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.
Matter. OF Minor Moment In aud Abo"t
the city.

Matter. OF Minor Moment In aud About
the CITY.
At the Grand to-nisht-"rhe Prodt-
gal Father"
Republican meeting at upper Ben
wood tonight.
The charter commission is called 20
meet tomorrow night.
The council committee on real estate
has been called to meet Monday night.
The La Belle nail factory resumed
yesterday. after shut down OF hve
weeks.
At | o'clock this morning there was
not case on the blotter at police
headquarters.
The council committees on petitions
and circumstances and finance are
called to meet tomorrow night.
Michael J. Coyle, native OF Ireland.
has been admitted 10 citizenship be-
fore Judge PAUL IN the circuit court.
The Corn-c0b Club will give a stag
social on Tuesday evening next. in tn.
rooms over John Ehrlc's drug store.
South Side
A quiet and pretty wedding was sol
amniZed at noon yesterday. the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. John c. Me-
Clannahan and Miss Florence l.. Acres.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
3. b. Evans. at the Zane street par
sonase. The happy couple left over the
Baltimore < Ohio for the east. They
have the hearty congratulations OF
their many friends.
The fremen In the Eighth ward en-
zine house are INDIGNANT over she fall
ure 10 complete the Improvements there.
There are no catches on the doors, and
some OF the doors are without glsss.
making the engine house very uHc1m-
Portable these cool days. As the horses
have 60 be- tied, an alarm OF fire can
not he answered readily. Tlr. attention
Of the council committee on the fire
department Is called to this state of
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WON Benevolent society.

The Woman's Union Benevolent So
ciety held the first meeting Of the sea
son ut the y. MIC. \. yesterday after
noon. The winter season promises 10
be severe one and donations OF cloth
Ing, money or assistance Of any kind
viii be thankfully received. The fol-
lowing ladies are offices Of the society;
Mrs. S. 4. kcpner. 1913 Fourteenth
street; Miss Hattie List. North Main
street; Mrs. Robert Huzlett. S4I Main
street: Mrs. J. II. Freeze. 3jyS Wood
street: Miss NJ. C.W!lsOn. 22i3 Chanline
street; Mrs. 4. NJ. Stevenson, South
Front street. Any articles or money
sent 10 these ladies' will be- dFgtributed
among the poor OF the several wards,
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with Local APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat Of the dis
ease, Calarrh il 4 blood or c0nstitu-
tiOnul disease. and In order TO cure 1t
You must take Internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure IL taken Internally, and
acts directly OF the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a
quack medicine. II was prescribed by
one OF the best physicians In this c6un-
try for years, and Is regular prcscrlp-
ton. 1t Is composed Of tls best TONES
known. combined with the best blood
purifiers. acting directly ON the MUCOUS
surfaces. The perfect combination Of
The Two ingredients is what prcduccs
such wonderful results In curing ca
tarrh. Send FOR testimonials.
r. J. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists. price 7jc.
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Some uf the hest physicians who
hay" hNh their eyes examined and IN
vrstiGatcd Professor Shrff's new scicn-
tic method Of examining the eyes and
HitinE glasses without usc OF drugs
and making the patient blind for n
week, or having them look at charts,
etc, or in hny way depend upon tho
patient, is wonderful and the only alb
s0lutc correct way Tor examining the
eyes for glasses. Professor Shelf can be
consulted and WIN examine the eyes
froe ut lilo Main street. rI
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Dillon, Wheat.& llancher Co.
GheJntellisenecr
once, Nos. IS md ~ Fourteenth street.


We are Prcpared-StOne IL Thomas
Eighth PnEa.
Wrans-Geo L. Stifel 4 Co.-Third Page.
For Rent--WIlh Board.
Jos Graves SOn-StatlOncr and Office
Outiltter.
New Goods-Iiucbel's Grocery House.
For Sale-Rcd Fire Torch Tubes.
For Ront-Jamrs l.. IIawiey
The W. ". McCleland Band.
A Good Breakfast -llucbcrs Grocery
House.
New GoOds-II. T. Behrens.
Grand Opera liouse--Thc Great Diamond
BreakCr-Srcond Page.
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CITY MATTERS.
Two Reports OF the Test OF Coal at
the Water Works.
WATER BOARD PEOPLE CLAIM


The recent test Of coal az fuel at the
pumping station Of the Wheeling water
works, NORTH OF the city, bids fair TO
become Il matter OF controversy. The
trades assembly committee OF coal
miners under whose auspices the test
was made during n period OF twenty
four hours. make the claim that the
result ~ very much IN faVsr Of coaI,
though the committee has not yet made
public the figures that It has complied
In support OF the claim. 1t II learned
from Il reliable source, that the water
works officials who watched The test
have prepared figures showing that
the test was unfavOrRble TO coal. 1t Is
said that the figures OF the water
works officials viii show that the sub
sututIon OF coal for natural gas Will
entail an additional expense on the
water board of $1,000 TO $4,000. II will
be Interesting 10 compare the two re-
ports that are 10 much at variance.
The Island people feel rather sore
over the refusal OF the general charter
committee to consider the resolution
Gregor. looking 10 scheme FOR free
access between all parts Of the city
IN other words for free bridges between
the Island and the city eide OF the river.
A citizen OF the Garden Spot with
whom an lntelligencer man talked last
evening, intimatcd that 81 the general
committee ignores the suggestion for
free bridges. there Will be concerted
movement on the part OF the Islanders
10 oppose the adoption of the charter.
1t Is said the Island people will be
satisfied IL the proposition for free
bridges Is submitted to vote OF the
people apart from the charter proper.
just us the chief Of police matter and
civil service clauses are 10 be enacted
upon. Mr. McGreGor says he will bring
up the matter of free bridges at another
meeting OF the general committee and
expects TO meet with better success
than attended his efforts last Monday.
At the meeting OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly next Sun
day, It Is probable the body, will ap-
point two delegates TO represent the
assembly on the general charter com
mittee. Since tlH. action taken last
Monday evening by the general charter
committee. in setting apart from the
charter proper the matter OF voting for
the adoption or rejection OF the clause
providing for the appointment OF the
chief OF police. the assembly has Moth
ing to base further opposition 10 the
charter.
The committee appointed by the city
council TO investigate the affairs of the
late gas board. held another meeting
last night and transacted important
business. which Is not TO be made pub
lie. II is understood. however. that the
committee has decided 10 prosecute the
claims for money due the city In the Ir-
regular transactions OF the late board.
and some very interesting developments
may he looked for In n, few days.
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pittsburgh Exposition Special Excursion,
Via II. d q. Railway Oct. !, y, ~ mud ~,

Round trip, including one admission
10 TIN exposition. from Wheeling, s. %
tickets good To return on all regular
trains. three days. including date OF
sale Trains leave Wheeling via BAL
ilm0rc II Ohio. Mt 4:55 and 700 Il. M.
and l:i5 and SAB y. m. returning leave
Pittsburgh at $50 and $50 II. M, 400
and $40 y. m. Music by lines band,
September 81 TO October g.
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IN CLERK HOOKS OFFICE.


Three marriage licenses was the ex-
tent OF the business In Clerk Hooks
office yesterday. and We're granted as
follows:
John Staley, aged &c years, OF Clays-
vile, Pa. and Stella NJ. Hastings. aged
90, OF PenrOse, Pa
John c. McClannahan and Florence
l.. Acres. OF this city.
John +. Tener. OF Pittsburgh. and
Nora b. Simpson. OF this city.
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In the Justice Shops.

Edward Book, Of the South Side, who
stabbed Thomas Hanson. iirnr In a
Republican drum corps.the other even
Ing. was given hearing by Justice
Phillips yesterday and held for an
pcarancc ut the next term of the Grim
NAL court IN bond FOR 500.
Before Squire GiIlespy, the cases
against Albert and Louisa Schneider
and Lizzie Martin. for keeping house
Of II! fame ut @l3I Main street, we're
dismissed
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THE King OF Pills is BcGCham'a--
BEEClIAM

DE WITS witch Hazel Salvr Is
an sltI-seplic. soothing and healing
Application for burns. ScaIds, cuts
bruises. etc, and cures piles like magic
II Instantly stops pain. Charles r.
'inctZ", corner Twelfth and Martp,
streets: Bowie ~ Co. Bridgeport; Pea
body 4 Sou, Bcnwudd
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That .Jnyfni Feeling

With the exhilaratlrg sense OF renew
ed health and strength and internal
cleanliness. which follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, is unknown To the few
who have nat progressed beyond the
old-timc medicines and the cheap sun
Stltntcs sometimes offered. hut never
accepted by the wcll-lnformcd.
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IN Part II OF the circuit court yrStcr-
day. the appeal in the case OF W. T..
Rihlnw w. II, T. Bachman ~ Co, was
heard and Judgment was granted the
plnintlrr, IN the sum OF ST. o..
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(;,,nl,

We handle the best grades OF lone
ana Montana coal In the market. Now
Is good time 10 have your Goa! house
filled,
WHEELING ICE Il STORAGE co.
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Pittsburgh EAc"rsIon. Via Pcun.y,ynui.

September Il and p, October |. S. Il
and %. 81 % round trip to PITTSBURGH
via Pennsylvania lircs. from Wheel.
Ing. for the exposition: return coupons
valid two days. This rate Includes nd.
mission 10 the exposition.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

Jacob ". Grubb has removed his store
from tho Grand Opera Mouse building TO
No. 1909 Market street, Shr'" n large and
elegant line Of Jswrlrr, WRtch,s, Dia-
nDnds, etc., may be found.
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IA f ew o. 7af
Seasons Gems.

GEMS that is the proper adjective to
in describing present stock Of high class
fashionable garments We have had fine
sentiments before but none to equal this. Few
even of the best custom shops produce
their cqua--nonc give you any
styes-nonc fit you any bcttcr-and all OF
them combined can't show the variety
The choicest fabrics most exclusive patterns,
newest shapes and best tailoring ali contribute
to make this the richest and choicest line OF
up-to-datc apparel ever offered for sale in this
state, and with all OF its cxclusvencss and ST.
perioriy the prices arc not as high as you'll be
asked elsewhere for inferior garments. Frock
or Sack Suits from $500 to $4,000. Over
coats $500 to $500 All the best atanabc
for the price In fact, you find here only the
best OF everything-the best Clohes-the best
Hats-and the Best Furnishings. That is what
army OF satisfied patrons say. and so will
You you try us once. Your money back
you're satisfied
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SILKS, Erc.-sroNn & THOMAS.
STONE & I tIOM.AS.
We Are Prepared

For the largest business in the 40 years history Of this
store The largest and most complete stock. The best
lighted and finest Store rooms in this section to display
this great collection OF goods.
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The Silk Department

Is overlooking with all that is newest and best in the
Silk line. Arc You acustomcr here? lnot, investigate.
22-inch Brocadc Black TaffcaS. .............. SOC
22-incll large frocade Black Tafcias. ....... 4Ot
24-inch large Brocadc Black Taictas. SOC
80 styles to select from. Wen not say they're half
price, but very near
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-30
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETES.
Results of Trial Heats ON Manhattan
Field Nrster,lu>

New York May e9-rho trial heats IN
several events on the programme nj the
tweuty-iirst annual meeting of the Inter-
collegiate Association OF Amateur Athletes
were brought Off this afternoon at Man
haitian Held. The weather. track amt in
Held were iirst-class. The attendance was
anything hut tiattering to the polieglans
and as only eight men responded to the
call OF the starter In the high and low
hurdles these events Were postponed until
tomorrow. one noticeable absentee from
the hurdles ls stephen Chase. Of Dart
mouth, who injured himself IN The New
EnRland intercollegiate games last
"Wednesday, leaving these events almost al
the mercy OF Yale.
worlds championship for the sprints. Won
his heats In the 100 and go yards dashes
Z. r. Davidson, Of Rochester. surprised
the TALENT los his good work i'm lie aiIiir-
ter ana huli mile trials. Burke. OF Boston,
won MS neat In the quarter, and the meet
inE Ntt%ecn DAVIDSON, and himself in the
hndl to-inoroW should prove TO be u very
clos" and Interesting contest.
sheldon and Mitchell seem to have the
broad lump secured for Yale and Il Shell
putting contest with Woodruff oi Penn
sylyanii as his most dangerous opponent.
Ihe srratesi surprise OF the day was the
poor fhoWlnE made by BuchholZ, of Penn
sSlyanih, IN the pole vault, lie Won this
event last year and holds the intercolle-
Eihtg record uf u feet p, inches. which
htlEht was also reached by W. W. Hoyt
9i Harvard. a. ID previous meet In to-
unN p contest the spirits Of the Ponnsyl-
Naula delegation We're cons siicrably damn
shrd when Hucbho!z failed at 10 feet
inches,
This event wa- supposed to be as good
a. Won FOR Pennsylvania hut 1t now looks
as n . y. smith, ut Columbia and Stew
arl' oil pennsylvania, may divide the hon-
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CURE!
For orInebriety y and Morphinelsm. Old
EV tt ana Lest IN the two Kansas Citys
IL 7lO Wyandotte Strsot.
PERSONAL.

II. H. Brooks, Boston, is at the Coates.
H. c. Black. Dayton, is at the Coates.
George Forrest. New York. is at the
Coates.
II. 7. Jack. Chicago. is at the Coates.
j. d. Carpenter. Des Mones. is at the
Coates.
X. II, Young. Omaha. is at the Coates.
NJ. 5. Kelley. Providence. II. l.. is at
II. d. Babcock. Utica, N. Y, is at tho
Coates.
W. e. Beers Erie. Pa. is at the Coates.
T. Y. England. Philadelphia. Is at the
George II. Robson. New York. is at the
j. 3. zcisler, Independence. Kas,. is at
George ". Webster Haven Hill. Mass.
is at the Victoria,
j. =. Humphrey is at the Victoria.
Victoria.
G, II. Druxbery. Omaha. is at the Vic
toria.
II. ]. Hanson, St. Louis, is at the Vic
torla.
c; +. Gill, Fairbanks. Ia, is at the VIC
torla.
,on,:, Mrs John I'm e e, Tarsney expects to Leave s
husband in their new home.
Hon. John 4. Bright was in the city
yGhssesdSy whsea on @ h's MSs TO mn Mound city, kas as
address to-day. Mr.. Bright was for six
consecutive years chaplain of the Kansas
legislature,
w. II. johnson and wife, of Topeka, are
guests of the Midland
j. W. Whorton. of Trenton, n. ]. is a
guest OF tho Midland.
J. j. Chapman. of Jacksonville. Ill. is 4
guest OF the Midland
]. q. Merriam. of Nashua, N. H., is
stopping at the Midland.
George c. Miller and wife. of Peru. Ind,
are guests of the Midland.
W. h. Birch, of st. Louis, Is stopping at
the Midland.
AT the Burlington office yesterday steam
ship tickets were sold as follows: Mrs.
Scotland. and return; Mrs. Jane Goodwin
and Miss Stella Stevens. who Will sail
lam Sheidley and Il. A. Seetz, who will
sail July, for Victoria on the Queen. for
Sltka, Alaska.
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AN EVEN SPLIT YESTERDAY.
Thr"" fn'oritcs Landed the None:
for the Tnicrt-sc,en Hnccs
On To-day'. Card.

|
AT the Exposition DriNinc park races
| yesterday faNoritcs ani outsiders split
| even three publlr choices finishing In
| front uyis's riding was , f,a,nrs hc no.
inr an t6r.a ~ *, ,yI,,,rs ''"''' az -"
su,np,nfics. '''
| First rnr. t,t,, ,,a , h,,, f,ri,,ss.
| selling rass id ,fnntss, "SS't :, . W.,
| Iiriis,. ~ Ii,in N.'",t'S'' otU; 10 VII
1,nrfsr 'ii1 !! -, ,StntT.G' ,,I,
ii' api ~ ~ 80 rS " =, M H IT, ~, ~
sar.b inm id t.t'r.N ,., i'0"s' hVS' MARI """
SSrani ,uSa rntt, -. ,,rto,r,. o-,.o-r-oi,,s
Ny.s Vg,, IN, ,,.I,., "a t',,Ss' ,m'us.
W!sS IA Nt1ly 1,.t,, W Vii1tteT) TO won, emma
Ia utyiSS > N ,b,rj s,u"' ,rl ,,, VIII,
Ny,h Siits, M, ,, i,!'' -, - , ha"ie
~ 't,cIir IT, ~ No., aI I'm" "" "H'h ""'o''
rbi,I lt4e tuce t,' alsT rnt' --,..,, ,y,s,
q. tt,,,.,,,t,,,,'' w .ui ,0"ss, Sit,l, Ntst.
~ ~, ,,,Etst"oetty', 70 J. M2n' Nanlpiic n
,u!ntt,,l'' 20 s5con9. 'ota 'fdIe' ~
~ ~ tuer'' 10 l. tHfI Ilme' lo"'4' hatue
iha!'F; MARY Il" snip Ahoy anu Never
M.!e aiso ran,
Fourth raco-Ftve and one-halt furlonEs;
selling; Little Chap ~ tHyle). to /. won;
Grey Esf'le. i05 lMason,. to l. second: I:
Little Dick. 10 Wiliamsl. TO I. third.
Time. l.ilis Maple Leaf. Queen Faustus,
Nuiaway and General Mics also ran
Fifth race-FIve furlongs. Bello OF oak
Grove, ~ tiylei. to 5. won. s5uthworth.
,M6sierI Z 10 ! thinJ r,,,ns .di ~ ,ys 81,
cain. Dearsst carrie {; ana t;snar,i Mich.
slxth - Ky. or, ,,,,,,. .,,,,.,. ,,...., ~,
riyicH -, r,, ,n, ILL., ~
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ATHLETES WILL MEET TO-DAY.
ContrS Mt " ". q. 4. rHrk Rctwrcn
knn-n> University AMI y. VI.
a., 4, vruck Tennis,

Tho athletic contest between the tack
teams Of Kansas state university and the
Y. NJ e. n. of this city. which was post
poncd from last saturday. viii be held at
Y. NJ. &. \. Athletic park to-day. Tho
winners OF the recent preliminary Held day
contests, hcid at Lawrence. Will represent
Kansas university. while Pierce. Charles
and Edward Anschutz. George Smith.
Mnssc KIRK. and \. j. Cook will hc among
the representatives. of Missouri. Cook holds
tho state championship for all around ath-
lctc. ns he made the hishcst score at the
last state meet, with 3g3 out OF a possible
In points. II Is thought he will win hts
share OF the events In this contest
Tho events viii be- iOO 90. ill aud mile
runs; running. broad aud hirh Jumps hur-
die racing, shot putting AMI hammer throw
Kansas university team away from home.
They viii arrive IN q special car nt 9.ij
this morning. and Tho programme will COM
nenvc promptly at 1880 o'clock.
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Baltimore, Nd, May 2s.-The track at
pimlico was In good share to-day after
yesterday's heavy rain, and the trotters
did some fast work. Results:
2:2l trot--Madison Chief won first. third
and sevenths heats and the race. Clipper
won. fourth and sixth: Mamie won Nth;
skipper won, second; Time, a:l7i+, e;iGli,
::lsit. .;ieit; 2.o,,. s;23n, 2;20h.
and fourth heats. Homer won second and
fourth heats. Time, e'lsh, 2:isa,. sl9i.. ?;aa22.
2:2lis.
2IS trot-Jennle won second, third and
foiirth heats. liver Mark won first heat.
Time, 2:lSi.. 2;i9i., 2:lai.. a:lsi..
a:lO pacs-Rocky Z. won first second and
fourth heats. Miss Woodford won third,
Time, a;lii:. 2;lsh, a;le1s 2:i2i..
.;s5 trot-Lacrosse Girl won first. second
and fourth heats Jane NJ. Patchen won
third heat. Time, e:si,.. ::23h. .:26i4, .::ee1.
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winners at Oakley.

Cincinnati o., May 29,-Three odds-on ia
vortes. a second choice and "A long shot
captured the purses at the Oakley track
to-day. Track fast; weather tin-; attend
Bnrc 800. Summarizes:
First racc-Four furlongs: selling: for =
year-Olls; pure SiQn. Rosinantu won;
Adowa, second; Midnight, third. Time,
O.iga,.
second racc-Seven rurlorgs; purse 500
age third. Time 80
Third receive fIrlongs; purse 500 F.
T.. Y. won; NIsg0unt, second; j. Walter,
third. Time :U9s,
Fourth race-Seven furlongs: purse sim.
The Commoner won; Maggie s., second ,
Matte Lee. third. Tige, l:274,
Fifth race--Nile and seventy yards: SELL
ing, purse 500. PrUhasco won: Semper
Lex. second; Leailet, third. Time liT
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san Francisco May 29.-Results:
First race-Qnc. mile. R"y Del Banddoes
won; Jack Richellfu, second; Morven, third.
Tipc. lij
Second -Nine-sixteenths of a mile.
Laura Burt won; Quantrell, second; Lady
HurIt third. Time, O:Jj3t
Third race-Thrce-qu of mile. LII
ellie won Tennessee Maid. second; Al!aha-
bad, third Time. l:lGii.
Fourth ace-Three-quartcrs of a mile
Walter X. won; Gold Bug, second; Tiberius,
third. Time, l;l5is.
Fifth race-Onc-half mile. Horatio won;
Scarborough, second; Bayard, third. Time.
0;4p..
Sixth ace-Eleven-sixteenths of a mile.
CarnatiOn won; Montgomery, second; Mon
taladC, third. Time l:Usl.
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ALBERT KrLP.

schied. of Kansas city. Tho only surprise
is the placing OF Os Rcbcnschicd. ON the
back mark. but It may prove to be a
good thing for the Kansas city riders.
On tho one minute mark there IS IL very
fast bunch. and the scratch men VIII have
10 do some tall scorchiug to oyprtukc them.
In this bunch are Louis Coburu and tho
two l.aings, Of 81. Louis; \. WintcrmOtc
and Street. Of Kansas CITY. one or whom
may he dark hots" AMI Furnish the time
winner. The 2ep bunch j. another hot ono.
win such sptintcrs ~ Walt Eruuurr. Ash
brook and HiNou. In the 2.3p bunch Emil
Bachmln. admittedly one of tho strongest
riders IN Kansas city. aocms 60 have a
shade the host OF the handicap. and 10 he
riies IN anything like form be- viii OVER
him
Tnete v,es All sorts of talk last night In
regard to the handicap aud the riders who
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social Bowling Ciub-Ro,aI Alleys.
city now,in. CIu,,-Grn na.-


The annual field day Of the Christian
Endeayor Societies OF the two Kansas citys
Northeast electric line Instead OF at Fair
mount park, as has been enormously re-
ported. An interesting programme has
tennis matches, potato and sack races
and foot races; At . o'clock a basket lunch
will be served. A quartette will furnish
music. and Miss Eettie Beggs will give
several eornet solos. The attendance prom
ises TO be very large.
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Mnhcr-siu,in Fiuht POSTPONED.

Long Island city, n. v, May 29,--At 93j
. clock Charley Harvey, the Eureka Ath-
and said that owing to a delay in the court
room, where the principals and the main
= attraction scheduled for Tonight were de-
ialnrd by the absence OF the Complslnants
the MAhcr-Slavin bout would be postponed
nntil next Friday night. Return checks
good for that night weEe offered, with the
pledge that II the bout did not then come
on. arrangements for the return of the
money would be made.