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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-02
QUEER ANIMAL FRIENDS.
Lioness and Puppy Become close
Allies.

Lioness and Puppy Become close
Allies.
This is said to have occurred in
Somaliland, where the lioness is
kept in captivity. There we're a
number of bull terrier puppies
kept where the lioness was con-
fined. The puppies got in the
habit Of going up to the cage.
The lioness watched them narrow
ly while they we're about. When
they came close to her cage she
snarIed in a way that frightened
the little fell WIS off
1t was noticed, however, that
to one of the puppies she showed
no displpasure whatever, but on
the contrary seemed to fancy
having him about. The puppy
approached the cage one day, and,
after blinking at the lloness for II
while, as if trying to determine if
it wonld be safe for him to ven
ture farther, walked boldly in.
The Big Ito ess, instead of
growing, manifested her pleasure
at the visit of the youugster. She
put out her huge paw aud gently
drew the puppy in t. her. The
puppy was so delighted with the
warmth of his reception that he
has remained with her ever since.
The lioness treats the bull
terrier puppy just as if he were a
cub of her own, but she will have
nothing to do with his brothers or
sisters. Ttey wander about the
cage occasionally to see how he is
getting along. She invariably
growls at them in such II sugges-
tive manner that they keep at a
respectful Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-02
The Diuond Trust.

Horace G.. Plat and B. p. Oliver,
trustees of the fund created by
General w. Ell. Dimond, for the
benefit of his children, Edwin,
Eleanor and Mary, have filed a
friendly suit against the executors
of Dimond's will to recover 1922
52S.74. This amount represents
moneys collected by Dimond on
account of the trust while it was
in his charge, and which he failed
to separate from his personal es.
tate before his death.-S.F.Chr
icle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-02

M. A. P ixoto, proprietor of the
Union barber shop, next to the
Art Gallery, guarantees to give a
shave that will make your hair
curl with joy. y
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: %
and 80 cents per night. 81, and
$l.25 Ter WEE k.
The Criterion Saloon is a
pleasant place to go to and its
greatest attraction is the pure,
cold Seattle beer on draught
there. 1t makes ones mustache
curly and puts new life into the
failing consumptive.
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest in tone,
Jas.W. Bergstrom, sole agent, cash
or installments. Warerooms at
G.. Vests, Masonic Temple. Of
flee at Thrum's Book Store Tun-
ing and repairing. Pc Tele-
phone 347. .| "a"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-02
CLAUS SPREoKELs. WIN. G. IRWIN.
CLAUS SprsckeIs & 10.
BANKERS.
San Francisco Agents--THB NEVADA BANK OF
SAN FRANCISCO.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANoIsoo-The Nevada Bank of San
Francisco.
LoNDoN-The Union Bank of London, Ltd.
New YoRK--American Exchange National
Bank.
CHIoAGo-Merchants National Bank.
PARIS - Compton National d'Escompt de
Paris.
BBRLIN-Dresdner Bank:
6oNGKoNG AND YoKoHAMA--Hongkong d
Shanghai Banking Corporation
New ZEALAND AND AUsTRALIA--Bank of New
Zealand.
VICTORIA AND vANcoUvEa-Ba of Mont
real.
Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business
Term and Ordinary Deposits Received.
Loans made on Approved Security. Com
mercial and Travellers Credits Issued. Bills
of Exchange bought and sold
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ACCOUNTED For.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-02
Medals for Kind Deeds.

Queen Victoria as an expression
OF her own and Epgland's graft
tide to the Breton fisherfolk, for
their services to the living and the
dead after the wreck of the Drum
mohd Castle, has had comment
orative silver medal struck and
will cause it to be distributed to
all who bore a share in these
offices of humanity and devotion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

lar. r-corr-cesnar Gen Philip S.rnsy
r,rsf n Illinois in Washington. arel -
Ian l-Dr John Newton " AcGsil. Jim,
s-ss. .a,srator. III pE-rntrighara. Ala. aged
Jan. r5-rx-Gcv. Chadwick at salem
Ore. agra G- -,
v-rItrd states attorney general. at tonccr1.
Mass ared ~ Ward McAlLster. Ne"
yorix society leader. aged -
Feb, h-John fssayitt Stevens. cnr eA-H''"
lister 10 Hawaii. aged ~
rsh la-rrstei States m ter 70 N-x
gro Isaac I. Gray. at City % Mexico A-en
zen rG-Frcsse-fck Dc1r,ass. freedroan,
crater ard diplomat. AGED - -Ex-soN
rensarraln r. Prescott al Ripping. - ~.
| aged g ~ov,
| ernor of idaho. .; kansas City. MO-. sSes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

Jan Sat Macon. Ca. 6. waxelhaurvk
Sons dry goods store sgH.v.~ -.
Mar -,-At ArtnauT.aie. Kan. Reed
Mar - ~ MAwa nAse. - business buiia-
Mar. - At st. Augustine. Fla. 80 build
Arr. IL "A, Eskhorn. Neh.. y business
bu.idnrs AZ Pasadena. Cal. Hotel Ray
MAY May s-.t II Porte. M'ch.. o bnisa;nFs
May l1-At Pratt Cliy. Ala. hotel. CITY
hall, church art a 1wrliirEs
May ~ Al stevens Point. " -, paper ana
May AT rat,o-stu-s. NO. q build
Jun. AT Kalars-azoo. sfIth.. Dcv.rr &
! Sors lrris sr y4ris. planning fniA ana SASH.
door AMI blind factory. fiso ssior.s
Jun is-At Mlv atskec. IN q nitr OF ini'A-
Der ard 'anrsry Dis rict N .'.
4 Jul 3f--.>i Meaor Tree Mich. less 70 iNin-
\ her companies. sl.Nr,o
| An. Ia sauthsagtes Michigan. ex-
| .r-Slve ~ ~ and forest i.r.S =
sep. lJ-Near Atlantic cry. ~ - io' IN
scp ls-At Inaiarlroiss. md. several
s;ep. Al Belle Irourche. 5. p. - build
S.t. .-At Uarre-,. Il T.. ; cotton nails.
v.arehct.sss arl other rrc party. 500.
oct -l-At Gaieshurs. ~, ~ business
~, s.-At rlano. Tex. 19 buildings.
~ov at New York Nam attain ran :
hlsiidinr ani other PROPER t3 ;-,'N
%aF ~ -At Ger Ni. ma u nu'-'.ii.-.'---
Al Chica-o. i.xeei=icr b...li.ns
dec At Inei. rapcii= ! lars;e NAo-e-
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Dec .--Busi1tss gcrtiun 81 milton, \. -
business pufticn ~ i,.cgcil.ic- .ehn-
| Ilae la-isnsi..e<S prrfiCn ~ 81 ~ 2. .h- ~
Zee is-Aimosr entire wholesale dl-.. ~
81 Council Elufis. la. s-oo.s~9. Al ilt1s
s' Dec is-At DetI.l. y. C. principal husi
, Dec i.-Business portion OF Isichnone !,
Mo-. Half the business section o. ''''''''
II Following towns and cities entirely 2
Z almost entirely css.roysa Ms. IN Ind
stuar,sviilf,,. INN, ~ ,1,nn, Wis: canseraEe
<" " wyckofr. Mimi: Plaitesbgr.
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Vellow springs. o.: oakvllle. y. \
+ - sown A'a lnds E.eddiek. iii wailin. Mich
: rool Mich.: Hinaostan, iEa Lualo
l. rails o. Tower Hill. Ill. Ticsa. ir~
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ia Manchester. o.. Stccion. "a =
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AZ soiinwinr towns and villages burned o
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in I'll Aha vista. Ia: cr-zial II vi sis'
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Ter ravndrie. M Nadlson.ile. n.y.
ew Mount Pheasant. Tenn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

Ian ,4-rrookiyn u. - trolley 'ines
tied ur by strike - 49,, rs-svase Of
.s,l,a N 80 mem called out 10 cneii street
Ian e At wheeling. ". Va. hncsese
<-,s.s ,vr-sxs started ~ ncn-union ilex- 9.
Ai.. "s Ts,sidir~ trades council 81 -
c,,ss aeon, ne~ constitution abonsnlhs
80 raIrsfr delegate. declaring strikes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10
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rs, r-tt NAs-o River. VI. 'he-r.ior-i-
ctcr At e below. Lake Champaign ifo-'''
oIrs At Portland. ore. ard Tacoma
.a..ta,-e;xe AZ Fl Louis. earthquake
.-lr. ..-.at Jefferson. Ia theFis,e meier
nj Sl N the shade 49,.
Arr .-I.ewis5trE- KY. nearly wiped our
y M Il 'ss--Dsadly cye,.ne a. Sioux Center
May s-At Herrins'on. Kan. cloud
MA, Nav is-severe f-osts injure crops IN
Minnesota. Iowa. Wisconsin. MscIlsan.
iliinois. Indiana. Ohio. New y crN- fe''n-
s..ai1x-sria ysrCir1ja and West VirEtria-
I'm f--Part of Grayson county. Tex
cey.s's - n Kevsvsiie. Ca. every house
H. s-Sesr ienoir City. Tenn. cloud
pI'I , vvtnona. Mo. wiped ont ~ cloud
ru-~t North pakcta's storm oars. s.
| satNe acres ~ sra ~ ~ tantesi- A~A'-'
| c.rry NunlinE wrecked ~ c5cio.,se.
isl s-Af Sr-irrlrld. .io-- saTt,.si, -.
TTl a-ice forms in Iowa. sonth DAKOTA
al. yui .s-pesr creek. M.nn-. destroyed ty
e, I'LL at Drcecn, 9. eio-sdbuTs-. NIL.
Jri. ca-at Central CITY. Col. and BACK
Ia Az T,S- slo Si Weston \. O.. cloudburSt
Hui. ri-~sar Soccrro. - u ciouaours'
At Adelaide. Col. cloudbufst
sep FL heroine Esaiiy hot weatnssr lo -
,i..-noricftrs registered drop q > -
AoSf Near wenona- Ill. earthquake
AN ,l-Isarthr,lake FELT IN Iliiros-. Mich
t-sn' Iowa. Wisconsin Ohio. irflt1f.A- ~
ss1lri Kansas Nebraska and Central south
~,v .s-Hcavv sncws-c-rn throrrnc'l
,,-n -r.-sf. fslarrafh ard reir-Ncre stTtic'
rr-ir-i4.l T., Chsrnr0 ard yieinisy-
Soy .s-At Frar-xiin. Ind. city hali pio"
DOWN N hiiTzrrl .s
nee iS-N,ar Sherman Tex. trnrnsn
1ra~ 70 fl...1ois. Iowa. Michigan. Wis
er-,si- Missouri ard Kansas visited ~ r.
: r,s4rkah... rainfall for the ssasol- -
Tile following places have curlnI ~
I wear been visited ny more or les e.
! ,rous cycicnes and torraLc.s- sotins-o i
roiurn,r-. Ca. Washington county. Ala
: .ra.sia~ Landing. Ala. Patterson r ~
4 ~rxfor. KAN. 81 Joseph. No.. l>cckpo.
! 'r.x Hartford. Kan. KEW oco- L.. =
: fert lea. MINI. Baird. Tex Be-
: Srrirrs. kan Putnam county Ga ~
y IN rourfy, Ca. Canton. kan sreri
Z i'm X J wood Haven. L. l.. - "a
Y .Iirh Friday. o.. GorncilswtAlc - Z
= .-re region: kcwaunee. III. Esnsstie1
: Iii SYRACUSE ~ ~. Huntington. Ter
poor county. Wis. Dane. WIS ara Sro"
I. Dee. .5-Osage river rose r feet cescAs
) Ing entire Usage valley Tor =" rnllts-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10

shot his w'f.. and KILLED Mrs william Rat
tlsdSe and himself
Dec. .5-At ottnmwa. Ia. John W.nn'n-
ger shot his wife, the killed himself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10
rAsvAITIEs.

sowr ~ THE noRE STARTLING TATsi'I' -
L. At Albany. ~ r.. II IN hurninE
hotel. : Near waveriy. Wis. in pu' hHAs
jan i,-ln Deception bay. Wash. y oy
feundering cf schooner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-10


s.rrre. hoycosss un-Arnericen. ard srei-
s~.,srr ~ = only method ~ setting strikes
Jan. s,-At brooklyn. ~ j.. militia Win
1I Fsn ,,.t nrookiyn. y. ". trolley strike
rerlarrt OF cCgnfan4es agrtelE+s 10 t-Ar
rnen tack
Feb IA, wheeling. w -. r.
1900 ,...n '
Feb cc-A' No-orge sfla CO.. "a; -.
rae. .atc.
Ma Sin Pittsburgh ctstrtct nay ...TTa Il
askel III str-klrg riners. - ~.
Arr STA Hat Top cc1i region 49,
.-s,l r,sis.rrs rurate strike
Nay Mas iiion ~ p 4. strict r ~ r. '-'.,-
,,-.ie as,r-sr-i rscrl. us..l wage @le for en-
suinc wear H. mace and s.Tnst. 80.
49, CAT s. louis NJ ts l',' ~,
e ~ strike
vases ~ .Apop men II rer 81 - a..
May et-rttEhrfeh t'a-f miners '-0-i'''
return to work al D-rfrr Eats
Jun. i-Ai I1t'shn-Fh. irion i-at-or
TX. ohSees. 10 .siciissh s-hour day lEd
lnrrr2se wares. $500. o-.-.--
Jun i--v.ia -, -, go, IN
Jur is-iowa cTerat W ceciar ri,on ", ~
out - Mine y orNsrs nnA9a NET '''- ''''-'
IN -.-Ne~ ~ vi \, SLY Sly 'I 1o.srs S'''s -
|a 81 .r-
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/ I'm and Ns~.-r x ...---.s. 80
tnr At il'S....' 49,, y, --sise ~ Z.
~ lnr., minors ~ feDHsy iFAi-.a' D''-e'
| Indiana ann AZ -, 4, as~~-s-- coke
SEP is--''oi'.. y ~. se.itsncs
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egatorS $3.50. p. .,,-.-s DE-
cids n sererai STRIKE II central an NORTH
| sTn corl fields .,-ss..-
oct -.y- -.a,on W i-'''''
nov. -l---tA 1. r-,-f.,-e' ~ -sfne work
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hsst r. w 80. ~ rlrrr,ivn en-.
xIec -. IL 80 ta.lrrx Looked ont
jersey 'itN, "erl 49," - - .felr,fsa
.-- l-fers $3.50 49, - ~ r--,ri..x.s 70,
pit cnt 49, w 1,-sxiie-. OF beiongsng
saor,er nous 1''-
: 70 a ui 49, "A ~,-< wrecked BY Phiia
- 49,
> celDnia 10. 'z7s,.r.s~,-r,. ~--4e. r-Fira,
: 49,. --e.1 .hronrsl efforts Of John Wara
(. maker ana Iilc.-,tI a. a., 4. t-,r ions
: strikers VII. &c ~. I - =
: uySCuI~Gs
!. ~~--or
: Jan. z-Th-cc crs.tnieFes Tel 500
: ment. !. 7. John r. bers-'oN - $3.50
(: NC --.s-
I. Mar -S-NcEro 80 ,s.es--,.'- ~ lac,
!. so-- Mis-.
4. Apr. 2a-Ffve color 20 rsIs...'--s, - -.
II vile. Ala. murder - watts sll.s'ss 20,
E. May is-Jeride Shivers .cciorr--,a,. "a
n Montgomery. Ala assault ~ ~ ~
V. r-oes near i-ll1NliiF. : a. 1N-A-'' -
= NJ mir Ar.1SfronE. ..--o.-
y. r.v x7-Jaco5 /. c-so-. under sent enc@
4 hans FOR rrtr,-er, ~ l-.,,vs. .is ..,,,-,,,
p. Fla
r. Jur e.-Johr Frye twAitel- a I.t'ii
~ r.. i-,tf-..sfarss.. - -
IS. Jul Tive strangers near '7u'n''e- - =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-02-16
NOTICE.

by order Of the Board OF County
Commissioners of Elko County. State
Of Nevada. made this It'll day Of
March, 1895, notice is hereby given
that all persons who are chnrgcs upon
tho county must come To- the County
Hospital, or oil claims for their sup
port will bc dsnllowCd by said Board
except in cases Of extreme cmcrgon.
cy.
Attest:
WEBSTER PATTERSON.
Deputy County Clerk
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-02-16
NOTICE..

Tho Coptis Mining Company and
also the Napyas Mining Co, hay-
ing leased their property to Leo Grit.
ford, G.. =. Wilson and +. j. Wright,
hereby give notice that they will not
bo responsible for any debts incur.
rcd by said mines after this date.
Il. NJ MilIALL, Secretary.
Dec. II, 1905. n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-02-16
NOTICE TO scnooL TRUSTEES,

a teacher recently from San Fran.
cisco, holding u State Lifo Diploma,
wishes position in any public school
Address a. Ii. c.,
McDermid's Ranch,
via Cherry Creek.
Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-02-16
NOTICE.

The undersigned owners ofthc Standing Elk,
Holman, Cleveland. Tripoli and East Tripoli
mines located nt Railroad Mining District. ElEo
County, Nevada, having leased or bonded the
mines TO Jas. N. Ricketts, and John T. Donnc-
Ian. oi Salt Lake City, Utah. hereby give notice
that we will not be responsible for any debts
incurred by the said mines after this date.
HORACE X. TuuRnEH,
JEFFERSON HESDYhsoH.
Elko. july a. 1875
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-02-16
Total disbursements. .,si5, 800

Balance in treasury. ....s35,717
The above balance stands TO the
credit OF tho various funds rs per
Trcnsurcr's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan ., 1896.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-02-16
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT MIR.
1 Ed. Batter has my horse brand and rc-
fuscsto deliver tho same 10 me. Further
notice is hereby given that Mr.. Ed. Butler
has no right TO vent any horses branded
n as they belong TO mc, and all
" persons are hereby cautioned
-, not TO purchase my OF said
horses fr%w Mr.; Bp,lsT =, e .n,,
Stoncl, New, Jan. ~, 1920. lw2m.l
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
Gn.sin of the Turf.

Dave Gideon's Iiazlet has been declared
out of all his engagements at Morris park
with the exception OF the Pocantico.
Matt Bvrnes is going slow with senator
Grady. The horse gives every indication
OF staining "A preparation. He was sent Il
mile at half speed saturday.
Albert Cooper. The "Brc'r Rhahit. OF all
trainers. is moviu. his "mysteriJus horse.
Aurelian, along a' sh'epshcaa Ray. tn"
horse went seven iuriongs IN / 3j recently.
"Bellwood" Jones saw his. old bread
winner Charade cover q ollie ln -, az
GraVescnd SATURDAY. The horse Is in htt,
ter shape this spring than ever before, and
will surely be heard from at Aqu"dugt
Hors,mcn who have seen ono Love at
Brookdale recently report that the my Is
doing well. and promises to develop INTO u
splendid 3-ycar-Ull. Rowe believes that
she will prove 90 be another Miss Wool
ford,
Reports from HrookdalA are 30 the cf.
feet that Jimmy Rowe Is making gnoi
duitnl has developed into a grand 3-year-
old. and is doing an that Il asked Of him.
lie viii get "a special preparation ior lhe
belmont staNes. 70 y. run a. the Sp''"s
T. j. Dwyer's horses were given good
work at GravescnJ saturday. Handspring,
patrician and Long Beach were sent "a mlle
and a half ~ hall speed, klhe ann Iass-
quarter at fair speed. McCabc thinks that
Passover, who is 10y HnnoVtr-Mtss H!Eht'
will prove TO he more than "a useful colt,
Matt Byruss may not win more than his
the satisfaction OF showing two OF IN" best
bred 9-year-olds. iis bay hlly, Pearl W
10y Sdlyator-Fircnzi, is engaged IN the
Frivolity and liairty and MS chrstnnt
colt Georg' kes-l'r, by salyafor-Alss
woodford h. engaged IN the Eclipse, 10 he
run at the Morris park spring meeting.
OF being d credit to their iilustrioua pro-
gcnltOTs,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
ST. PAUL TOOK THE THIRD.
WEIGHS ERROR GAVE THEM Two
Rt>s AND rHE CAME.


-, -. -, ...,....,,t,,, ~ hae.beg n Isl
The ST faW aEEt'.,"'''" - r.t,,-
ana ieg-hreakers dctualN ~,
ming a game from the lIcs N'N'.i'"F' i''e
hy any good playing OF their Own nut
,t.....-t -. tt.t .,,1 4, .ts,,ittar accident.
'HI"uk" f"iN 'u' :. "'''. 7" -. 49,. 49, inn
whirh save thtm t"o t"''S '' ~ ~,
iug. B.vis. the Kansas NoHi'tS''i w., ."
a eroat eam, OF bali and the h1ncs shouIi
4 - -. ,...h . .,,a.rc1r 10 snare, but the
-,
Itl.e W'te dEtil-t '"'i" . -. .t.
Johnston started in TO Iitth "i '"N
e.f-,4 Dut in th. fourth inning The 'ilu'r
,o,,ha3 hin, mn In - lively a manner that
h' seught the St''Nsl'h or ~, -,
DIS rit." was token lA Tony 'Hu'.''''
grows moro iiotie h' grow y,i.i Ma.,I., M,1
ngt connect with his dsHvcty when hits
Wu4II hay, won tta game.
Ntrrirr's team was uu broken ur. ami
sh. mon wen, switched all aIound, 'h"
this accounts for ths iofsat more ivan
anything else Niahul was laid "u Win y
Solo foot. ana NioN bad huger out vt
|..Nt so Nt,u.f.. went to- c"utor u'N,
kHrs to I,ft. Mauuuu co. seHout aui NNt'
{, shor' welsh started IN to g., g",cn ..,. the I1.
Ir.r4Iula for tho two. runs tn, visitors got
ia the arst inning which they never should
hav. had N Esyis nal been properly sup
ported
Hines ousre,t the game for the Blues
with q clean single 90 center. but Nyce
ami r, was forced at second ON ElV>mun 8
hif 10 short and th. chance Tor run was
lost. The visitors got two in their haN lh
sr.f. ~ Tho fact that fs.vi- gave AN cNhi-
b.fIou Of puching never before cgudl,d In
Kuusas CITY ~, struck ont Nullauc on
tbs first thrro Ipus hr pitched. and re-
t.4f.I th. tsrfpfflnfu.. bN striking out
tiiass.osk on the next three balls pitched.
MeIDh dropped Gla-scork's third strike,
arI them Instead or picking tho hall up
Hrl throwing t to nrst ais be- should hay"
dome hs trfal to ruu tiluSsrnok down and
tag him. The result was that be- dropped
fh. hall again. and t}lasS,ork reached first
in safety George hat for two lnses. and
Glasssock scored George started to steal
third as WEIGH had "A PASSED tau. ami he
S4fu. night ON houe Bcvis then struck
Shurart ont ana pickett went out on "a
fouI tin hut tho ,iamae. was dome. and the
saints had two runs TO which they wefv
not enti,ted
In the seron5 inning tho saints hit Bcvis
hard tho urlv time I'M tho. game. with one
ont Nerfos reached first on balls. and went
Ia ihitd ON HaNfs' Vild throw To- catch him
naming Johpston singled and Mullun.
,lrov, The hail over N.ucfse's head for
thrso basos irtvirq I'm two runs Bovis
tIan strork Ctassrork ont FOR tha second
i'm. In sitlr,.ston
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28
OPENING DAY AT LEXINGTON.
byron NcCicIInnd's Prince Lief Was
nm Easy Winner of the Dis
fitt,rs' stakes.

Lexington. Ky. April 27.-1naugural day
Kentucky Associations seventeen annu-
al spring meeting Thirty-tvc hundred
people saw excellent racing. Weather was
clear. track very fast. Three favorites
and two second choices won. The feature
of the day was the pistihcrs' stake which
went TO Byron McClellaud's Prince Lief.
H. won pulled up in l.4blgs winch Us new
track record for mile and sixteenth. 6.
r. Iattorson's hlly, Suisun. added another
to h,r long list of victories by galloping
away from the field Ia the last race. sum
mari.s:
First races six furlongs simon W. nc
Gcrkinsl, TO 3 won. Ianone. lo2 tkossD.
ep. to b. third Time, i;l3A. Warwick,
Gurclc. Amy 7. also ran.
Second raCe-Milc. Fred Barr. Sl tHous-
tom. to l. won; Ace ~ 81. Gardner), 3
to ih, seconds sligo. loo "a. isom). 3 TO l.,
third Time l:ftig. Frontman. Rasper
Anna Lyle. Bonnie Dundee. Tom Miles,
Third race -Distillers' stake. value to
winner $5io, mile and q sixteenth. Prince
Lief lo4 perkins TO 20. won; Semper
EEp ~ 81. Gardner. to y. second, Gallon
ddpr li4 Nankuron' 80 to /. third. Time.
.4Gi.
Fourth racc-Four ana onc-half furlongs.
r W ". IFS tWalkeri. TO !. won; Red.
llS tpvertoul. 8 To T. second: Gew-tiaw, lis
RnSsi. : to .. third. Time. O:5ii9. For
tuna, Saugammon. Lovejoy, old Sport. The
GHiucr also ran.
Firth rac,-Four and half furlonss.
Su.suu ms CBunnl. TO 2o won: Eugenia
osta. li5 tRuS-l, ~ TO i third. Time, 0;T,'i.
Cappy LAZY Rover, The blossom. Amia-
BILE Ia priu.cssa High Society. Evening
Chat, virginia Moore. Breakaway also ran.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-28

I vashnrtou. April g7-To-day's pro-
Crymme az Bcnnucs was light and the
racing tame. Favoritcs or heavily backed
second rhoicss won every race except the
2-ycar-od event. which was captured by
l.. II smiths Domitor. Noliey took the
first from Sir Dixon. Jr. priE. an odds
on choice. Won the third IN a gallop. and IN
tn. fourth Emotional came away In the
stretch and took the purse In handy fash
Ion. Kilkenny won the selling hurdle
stake iu cantcr. Hnwasse fell. Cloudy
truck good. Summaries
First ragp-SiN furlones. Nolley. lO1
DoREettl = to io won. Sir Dixon, ll2 (Cler-
ieol. to >. second. Time. l:ij S-5 No
other starters.
second race-Four and a half furlongs.
nurmitor 10 tDoggcsO. { TO !. won; Flo
ran. iu1 u4ittleheldl. 1Fo 10. second, Winged
Foot. lV1 tCleriCoD. > To .. third. Time.
u:5i a-5. lgratus. Jr. also ran. No place
betting on Floran.
Third race Handicap: S-year-olds and up
ward; one mile. prig. lo7 poggetO, TO
-. won. Golden Gate. lV tNcefel. \ TO .,
second; ChuEuuf III. rs tp' i.caryl. 3 to l..
third. Time. ~ No other starters.
Fourth race SELLING slN furiongs. Emo
tiCual. ~ lkeefcl, : to ., won; Jefferson.
luS OpogEctD. TO ., second: palmers ton.
l'3 tO'i."aryl, To ., third. Time, III. so
other starters.
Ffth race Selling: hurdle; one mile and
thrc, quarters, over soNCn hurdles. Kill
kenny. 10 mir rerssrl. TO .. won. Tom
Moore lG HIucstunl. > To !. second. Wood
ford. ~ (Mcln"ucrney), to ], third. Time.
3.23 Ilawassc fcll. Tom Moore. even.
for place.