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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-17
propsE zrRAvY

" Clegelandn faluIe ~. ". A.
gilbeflogA ichAna iseko na $4,000
- olciteni msbiela M 100000 m
asoI ~ nj u6in6nS V lalob6 avAdi
Sc. IL ~ nfing lcbAu ds,s sAirou u
taopal luto rtyrdnou,i nsohsl, TAX
he asta otegfiti nemohls q .Adra
sylAmkna pax byli masels
Y ,kkonodArasu newyorsk6m
poiAna po6Alkem lflne pfedloha,
kterouI by s,Atu doblidks - censurs
ma vseol,oy da.opisy, We stAta wy
dAysud. sytfena byIa.
" newyorskem Astor House
spaehal ' d'ery samovrasda sastfele.
MIN ig6dskY dhstojnik j q. Rim.
blod, ,kteryz pro npronevtfent $4,000
stihhu byl. Iistfelii 80 okamfiku,
kdy poicist6 dyGfe pokouseli ~ Wy.
paditi.
U Coon Rapids, Carroll 90. Ia,
nalezeno bylo pocatkem tsdne Ia
paIca slime losisko tuby, yybornd
jskkosI.
Zkkonodarstyem illinoissk5m
jmenoyau byl htery zylastnf vSbor,
kter5z yysetfitl ma veSkery zalezito.
sti chicsg4ke drenasnf komise
hlavn6 kan pod6lo se onech s3l 900
600, kterez dosud ma stavbu odvod-
hovsciho kanaln vynalozeny byly.
Missou,sky gnverner omilostnil
V utery John Schmidta, kteryz We
stfedu Clayton pro ucastenstvf We
yrazfe chieagskeho malfre A watera
popraven byti msI trest smrti sam6.
nil mu 25lety salaf. Diva spole6nf-
ei Schidtoyy odpykali jiz min. mesfce
| dcastecstvf We vrald6 te ma sibenici.
Olborn vnitra oznameno pocat-
KEN tydne,ze celia fada 'sdnerd' SO ma
reseryacfch Uintah Ouray midland
Utah usadila veskery pokusy ma
zahnanf jich dosud marnymi jsou. X
zahnanf jich poslano bude vojsko.
II Vermillion, s. d., oznamuje
se, 2e dobytek ma ran6fch trpi ma
sledkem pfflisnych spoust snehu hla.
dem a 2e houfne zmira. Ma jedinke
ranci poilo hlsdem pies 5000 ovcf.
V New Yorkn tcen byl gene.
ralnf konsul tureckS, p. A. Isagi, pio
zpronevefeni 900.
V zakonodarstyu illinoiskem po-
dan navrh, ably veskery penfze, W.
delane vezni kaznici statnf odva-
deny byly jejicb rodinam, tax ably
tyto hlsdem trpeti nemusely po cely
ten Gas, co zivitel jejich "a mfizemi
sc naleza.
V Portland, Ore, zemfel We sire.
du nasledkem operace, odejmutf
nohy, bgvaly senator spolkovy, J. N.
Dolph.
Pozemkova bursa newyorska Sc
usnesla We stfedu pozadati zakono-
darstvo ptijetf zakona, jfmz by
stavba budov vice jak 10 poscho-
dfch zakazana byla.
Generalnf mas konsul We Frank.
furtu oznamil We stfedu statnimu
odboru, ze jednomu ucenci pruske.-
mu podaf.lo SO vynalezti spasob,
JIM fotografovanf barvach pfiro-
zen5ch zaiistiti Sc do.
: V Chicagu odbyvana We stfedu
Auditorium porada zastupch raznych
svedskych republikanskych klub6, Y
nfz usneseno sgolati siezd. ns nemz
by narodni liga svedskych republi.
kansk5ch klubh zalozena byla.
Generalnim konsulem feckSm
New Yorku zaiistena byla kaad6mu
Reku, kteryz do vlasti odebrati by 80
.k.sl ahy atngah svxcb ylaati nahfd
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-17

ny hfdoseo Omaby Do Dnbuqoe
H., klIsi n,ldisbo jes, mfalo posta
fsaf pfiaIaio6 budoyy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-17
Plany poplsch

sphsobeu byl We stfedu diyadelnim
lednsielern jednim st. Louisu.
Jednatel doty6ny sastupoval spolet-
most, ktera2 hru lmdnem "Tornado"
hraje ably ma nj vefejnost upozor-
oil, nalepiti dil, kde jake prazdn6
mfsto bylo, plakaty 6ernou vlajkou
tkea povdtrnostni hfadosna k ozna.
cent bizfci sc boufe pouzv6, sc zn6-
MIN nasledovnim: "Pozor. V}stra-
hal! Tornado ma ceste!!!" Zvastnf
nahodou case, kdy nalepovanim
plakat1 zapo6ato, sknte6u6 potasf
podobalo se boufce proto Tim
suaze vzato ozbameni toto "a beTnou
minci u vsude, zvlast6 IL Gasti,
kteraz loni TAX citelne cyklonem
zasazena byla, zapocsto = pffpravami
ku zachraneuf nejen zivotn ale j
majetku. V n6kleryeh skolach ma
jianf zapadnf strane posany do
konce i dftky domt a jednotlive
rodiny oodatiIo Sc dostati ze sklepd
teprve pax, kdyz nahromad6ne mra-
ky, mad mestem stojfcf, se rozehnaly.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-17
Dfevai.i Sc trhaji.

V st. Lonis odbyvan min. dnech
sjezd nejvyssiho taboru Dfevafa Sv6.
Ia, pfi nemz doso k roztrzce. Fabo.
ry ze statd Colorado Oregon sadaly
totiz o samospravu, o placenf totiz
ma imrti, pouse obsodu stata jeiieh
Sc udavsi kdyz zadost Iejich odmr-
stena, tn jednoduse odtrzenf Sc cd
iednoty oznameno. Nejvyssfmu IT,,
boru ucin6na nabidka ma pfestehova.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-17
Kansassky guverner

vetoval v uter} pfedlohu, kterouz
doprava a saba zeleznicni regulova-
ny b5u mely sice uainil TAX 2 toho
ddvodu, an pry anfni zakona toho
velice neurcitym jest zadne opa-
tfenf neucineno, ably komise aeleznic
nj opravnena byla, rozhodnutf sye k
platnosti pfivesti a drahy k zachova-
vani pfijate sazby dopraynl ptinutiti.
We vetu SVEN naznacil guvern6r
cestu, kterouz zakonodarstvo brati
by Sc melo, pakli ze ma regulovani
drah obvodu statnfm pom}slf a
zaroven prohlasil, ze syola zvlastnf
xasedanf sakonodarstva, v nemz by
zalezitost to znovu projednana byla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-17
Nestesti ma draze.

Nedaleko Hszleton, Iud., udalo SO
We stfedu rama nasledkem pffisnych
destd nestestf ma draze Chicago &
Nashville, pfi n6ma zivotd lidskyeh
zmafeno nGkolik osob vazne pora-
memo. Trait drahy, podel feky We.
douci, byla totiz vystoupnouvsf vo.
don podemleta, nasledkem cehoz
parostroj tendrem do hloubky as $
stop Sc sfltil yaz pro kufaky roztff-
sten byl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-17
vlak olonpen.

z Birmingham, Ale., oznameno We
stfedu, ze expresni vlak drahy Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20

ought to be a man Of large municipal experience:
We want novice In this high ONCE ne ousn'
10 be student OF the best which has peen accom-
pl!shed In civic affairs In the great cillos x ue
world, and. united 10 that knowledge. ~" ousnt w
have practical experience In nunlcipaI alialtss.
u possible a man should be found VINO mas alfeiug
occupied similar Office a knowledge OF IN IN
details Of such Office would be inValuaDIe az.
a man be found who possesses these quallncat0H
Are they not important? Il there man WHO uDTiS
POSSESS thcm? The Office needs man OF ackiiiggMt
edged capacity administrator. lie snouIN rc
a man 81 proven ability the manager OF ste.ii
institutions. No seco1d-rate man should oe
20 he Office We have mad Mayors FOR wnofi ~.
citizens felt called upon 70 apologize whenever thty
attempted 10 represent the city In public speecl'
The man elected should know no party IN me az
charge OF his duty He is not TO select nor reJeSe
because % their party affiliations lie Is 10 ~
governed by the ability 10 discharge me duu-S u
IN" place TO-, 80,
IIir 1ony IL the duty Of the hour. Two rVa can,
didatcs against the former rulers o. Ncw-N oik VIII
almost assuredly return them 10 power W ny g.
vide the reform vote? Why array good men asd r.
one another? Why divide and thus destroy tn e
good? Why cannot these re:crmers get togetht'
Are there barriers 10 such n union? Ihey mus
harmonic Both have erred both can make rep,
a~atior We want an alliance in the interest OF
honest government There are great numbers 81
voters Who will not accept the dlctaton OF any
political boss They have not designated any n al
to speak for them. There are men VINO love I.'.
party too well 10 support il u Il SHAH p lse!i -
The attitude OF helping to power the worst pollo
organization ever known IN any country OF, ~
fury The party that takes this position VII ~
serve the defeat which Il Is likely to experience
This Is a serious crisis on which we nave eh'ereu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
FOOTBALL PRACTICE AT PRINCETON.
OLD PLAYERS BEGIN WORK. so THAT ATTENTION
MAY BE PAID TO NEW MEN NEXT WEEK.


Princeton. " j.. Sept. 10 STRAIGHTFORWARD
practice has been begun at Princeton. and at pres
cnt thirty-fve candidates take daily work under
CAPTAIN Cochran John Poe the coach. and Jack
NcNasters the trainer The work this far has
consisted only in the rudiments OF the game. as
the weather has been too hot TO Increase the pay
ing time. The now here are nearly all old
players either members OF last years varsity or
scrub" teams. and they are TO he got into
shane as quickly as possible, so that when college
opens next Wednesday. good deal OF attention
NAV be paid 70 any new men that may show up
Last June Princeton lost by graduation Galley,
Smith Brokaw and Church. These men were all
veterans in their various positions. and their loss
is no small one. However. from present ind'ca-
tons there is a good chance for winning team
here
Roo,h McDermott and Crowds will fight It out
FOR centre with the odds slightly in favor OF the
arst named Holt and Armstrong seem the like
Hest pair for the guard positions Ihey are Both
unusually clever players. strong ana heavy. I,oth
these men are unusually fast runners for line men.
Hillebrand will play right ta5k k AGAIN al" zap
AZ left tackle there will he a great tlGhI Tor me
place LEI, vacant by the loss OF church. me can
Roo,b McDermott and Jordan. These men are al
old scrub" and about equal IN 43i,!' Ls5'
Crookston and several others Will contend for =
These have also received Pretty tHPropS"
Baird Will have the call for Gu3 tbsi nd n9ns
moved I'd from fullback 10 try tor thtt p,0S,.,o'.
Poe Palmer and Rosengarten are also cahaldattH
Kelly Barnard and Reiter last years haiiDachT
are again candidates. and are reasonably sure OF
niaces Suter Schwartz, Reid ana sharp are
among Others trying for haifback positi9ns: ho,.o
Ayres and Wheeler are head ana ShoNIerS e"1 Ybe
,be o,her candidates for fullback Ayres Is ti,,e
host piinter but Wheeler is much the better an, an
rounS man and IL first choice at this carry Gay ~;
rbev are both heavy strong men ana VIII s'dHu
tho rough work Of the season well - h..
While a number OF positions are open we , hsen
corn nefi,ion that Is 70 come from ne Itrse
number OF strong candidates trying Ior NE IT, rb
Yale game will be played At New 5 sHlS yg@
on November %. Games have also oeen a'ia,s,u -
rt,b dartmouth and williams this being ne"
Separture The Cornell game VIII he pIaSyyu, =,
Ithaca Thus the home games VIII DC 'o"'''eN -
contests with the smaller colleges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
Good CRICKET AT PHILADELPHIA.

ph,adclphia Sept 10 (SpeciaD-foung Phi!a-
,a,nh,, 4. worked up 10 high pitch OF enthusiasm
ove- Tie excellent display Of cricket made by her
colts against Il. + Warmers English team me
game has attracted more attention and interest
thar vas supposed II would
The form displayed by the Boys was surprise 10
.vsrv one and n gratifying result 10 those VINO or
oanized the game For many years now the intet-
national team which has represented Fnla1el piia
rrohis, where TO ind men 10 take the places o.
he present players when they were no longer ava
ahla several OF the boys In this game shoWeu
Ibemse,ye. already worthy OF trial and II Is POI,
sbla that one or two OF them Will get place lace On
the Gentlemen OF Phi adelphia team which VIII w
pose the visitors at Haverford ,. p.,,,
The Englishmen will play match aya ihs gsah
and on Friday Saturday and Monday they VIII
pay the chief contest OF ne tour; ms ms vii he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
WHEEIMEN FIGHTING TURNPIKE COM
PANIRS

Baltimore. Nd Sept. 10 (Specia)-The Maryland
Division OF the League OF American "heeimen
which has been so successful with the railways. will
now try conclusions with the turnpike companies OF
this state The object is 10 abolish tollgates so far
as wheemen are concerned. The battle will be
fought In the courts
re case on which the question is expected 10
hinge Is that OF the State against Black. now pend
Ing in Baltimore County. IL u prosecution Tor
rnfrsaI IN nav TOLL Conway w. Sans chief consul
~ The division and Mr. Yellott. OF Baltimore Coun.
~ local consul. will look after the interests or
J{Iack They will contend that the turnpike ROADS
have no right 10 charge wheelmen toll: go
Mr. Sans is confident that the wheelmen VIII WIN
E, tie courts II he is defeated In the lower court
he viii take the matter to the Court OF Appeals ana
- JSested in both places the wheelmen Will ask the
= trisis,u~e for relief Wheelmen OF New Jersey
art making a similar fight. and it is believed that
The day Of collecting toll from cyclists ~ rap'o'y
passing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
UNION NECESSARY TO VICTORY.
THE REV DIR MACARTHIRs VIEWS on THE
MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN.

THE REV. DIR MACARTHtRS VIEWS oN IhE
MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN.
The Rev Dr. Robert s Macarthur preached last
night in Calvary Baptist Church. In West Fifty
seventh-st.. on Union Necessary TO Victory. He
took texts Revelation. XVI. 10: And the great
city divided into three parts" and ST Matthew.
XII. %: Every city house divided against Itself
shall not stand" He said in part
The good government OF city !. matter re-
becoming b s '% Gy.' We have here city OF
grea; size and vast importance Its influence
on hin Its good or bad government must teli
with the recent past New York has been paradise
% he a fa am nd nS 20 Ike
these concern the pulpit? Can a minister be silent
organization which Slaughtered the people the
cents by fierod compared with The death-rate Of
children and others IN New-York a result OF the
ncompe;ency and wickedness OF It's rulers? II re-
matters. with what matters have they TO concern
Christ came not to the world 70 take few
people therefrom UP to heaven; He came rather
ful world of ours. The picture OF heaven given in
G adornd or her Si hu sS Heaven ss
sented as glorious ely wherein dweleth
aleih nothing that worketh abomination. nothing
mat maketh place bad, can enter We want 10
ina MAJ er,orJons city What has beer done the last
few years shows what can still he done II we con-
0nce New York was known throughout the world
,o- tbe Slth of it's streets. IL Is becoming hon.
,1yad for cleanliness. Shall the friends OF re/rm
now become divided against themselves, and >ihus
.o"t, en,hrone a municipal government whose
ns1nn around the globe was the synonyme Of cor
rrrtiou and vice? God forbid
Much as TO the future character Of the Greater
Ncw-York win dePsnd upon The character ar OF the
s,r.a, resnorsibl,ty and power. He will exercise
authority Ereqer nnm9 S5y OF Of people SS sta ass
- some ~ the Kingdoms Of tho Old WORLD He
viii exercise influence for veal or u woe Wch S w
tpronghont the world He %ill influence legisa-
ton in the State OF New-York and In the entire
Eenubic He will be a factor in the election or
Goyerrors and Presidents. He may make the Once
one OF enduring fame and Nati9na honor; or ne
and TO the American name. HIS admlnisuatloh
will do much toward shaping the destiny OF Greater
New-York city which Is second In population In
the world. . -, .o.,,s =.
The Mayor OF Greater New-York should be ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
COOK CHARGES PERSECUTION.

THE ACTOR ACCUSES HIS FATHER-IN-LAw-
AGAIN HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Augustus Cook the actor who on Friday uisht
last assaulted his wife and her maid Lizzie Brown.
in his apartments, No. 10 West one -hundred-and-
second-st, and who was held Saturday MORN
ing without bail 10 await the result OF their In
jures was rearrligned yesterday In Harlem Court
HIS counsel made application for his admission 20
tail Cook charged his father-n-aw, William II.
He'll OF No. 265 West Seventy-tI.rd-st, with pers7-
cu,on. Cook says that Hall has done everything
In his power TO ruin him professionally since his
marriage. He also charged his father-in-law with
swearing falsely about the condition Of Mrs. Cook.
v hen Cock was arrAigned Saturday In the iiar'
lem Court Mr. Hall appeared and presented two
certificates from Dr. Smith and Or. Anderson. The
certificates stated that Mrs. Cook had received two
iucistons in the scalp and that the servant was
eur on the hand Neither OF the certificates mad?
Mrs Cooks condition appear serious. Out stated
that she was suffering so rom ON, sho0A 'ha' S"'
would be unable - appear In court -, <, 4,
Magistrate Simms about 10 hold COOK IN
81 80 bail when Mr.. Hall, who had been sworn.
directed and stated that his daughter was IN
danger Of dying at any moment ard protested
against Cooks release on any bail. The Magis-
trate then held the prisoner wthou, bail
Yesterday Cook told the Magsuate mar on .ne
night OF the assault while his wife and the ser
"a mt were in the apartments OF Or; smith IN tne
sane building as that in which the Cooks i've nav
inc their injuries attend ID TO- adni, sioL was re-
had been summoned by the police; ana mat since
both women had been removed TO Mr.. Hairs house
sent by Cooks counsel TO ascertain the exact exc
tent OF Mrs. Cooks injuries. -,--,.,-
Magistrate Smms ordered that physician sent
by the defendant be admitted 10 examine OATS
all the doctors in the case COOK was again nelo
without bill FOR further examination this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
VOTING WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE WITH GAS.

Miss Belle NJ Webb. twenty-seven years old. at
,cmp,ed TO commit suicide yesterday morning In
her room on the top floor OF the boarding houss
No 239 West Fourteenth-st., by inhahng illuminate
ing gas She was removed unconscious TO the New
York Hospital where II was said she wouio PROB
ably die.
Miss Webb was employed as stenographer ana.
tvnawriter in a publishing house In West Fifteenth
II Her family lives in South Chester. Penn. she
"a me TO this city from there last spring friend
chilled at her home yesterday morning. but when
she knocked at the door Of her room she got no
response The housekeeper and Samuel Maloney.
one of the boarders, then went to the room to MAKE
an investigation. They detected the odor OF sas
and broke open the door. They found Miss WEBB
wing on the bed with end of a gas tube IN neS
mouth The other was fastened over gas burner
with the stopcock turned on.
Two letters were found on table n tne roona
both sealed. One was addressed Mother an9
the other 10 Mrs. Underhill. with whom MISS weoo
had formerly lived at No l40 East Fourteenth-st
A note was also found which said: Notify my SIS
Ter Mrs j. y. Webb corner Third and r3ower
Sc South Chester Delaware County Penn also
Mrs Underhl, No. 40 East Fourteenth-st. New.
York city and give her the note addressed 70 .neI
~ this note was pinned one-doar Dill. presum-
ably 10 pay charges OF delivery Inc ictter 20 NJ
"DeaY Mrs Underhill-I am going 10 end J! All TO-
night | want you to help my mother bear II wne s
she gets here. Do all you can know you M'.
Goodby. -. nm, q ~. -, ~ -
Fifth-ave, as soon as possible ASK Tor M.
Il was said by one Of the girls friends that she
had heen Respondent since Labor Day, when she
learned of the suicide Of Philadelphia reporteN
to whom. 1t was said. she was strongly attacaee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
s,xru RAcE-s.ll,nc SO each. 5000 added. Six fur
WINGED TO A TREE AND MONEY GONE
p,rzzLrNG CASE OF MURDER OR SUICIDE NEAR
EI.MIRA

r,,,,, n v Sent is-The body Of Edward b.
.Io,ao, , carnenter OF No 32l West Ffrst-st was
found hanging from tree IN the edge of woods
near Polleys Inn. three and a half miles from this
city ut $50 O'Clock this morning. He hired horse
and wagon to go to Mlport on Saturday after
noon The horse and wagon were found near ny.
Tbe wagon was covered with blood. and Holden
had two gashes on his right arm above the elbow
and four on his wrist, evidently cut WIN knlIe.
bur No knife could be found. There was no money
in his pockets although his wife said he had *oi
when he left home. He was hanged with natter
haion ping 10 the horse he had hired.
The family believe It was foul play sut the
rolica authorities think II suicide. Holden
was Junior vice-commander of L. A Hazard Post.
G. A. r. OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
prpUDTaTTVG JUDGE HAlT.

Denver. Sept ls-The Silver Republican Conven-
,or a, Mineral County adopted resolutions refusing
to ratlfy the nomination OF Judge Hayt for Justice
OF the Supreme Court by the Republican state
Convention because he accepted the nomination Of
~ Administration Republicans. II Is expected that
the other county conyenions vii foSS So SS qH
shst he would not make a speech In support OF
Hayt during the campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
CROWDS Ar.A cHLDNCIcIDE's FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Margaret Mahon. tho hiteeh-Fea'-
old girl who committed suicide because the purueh
OF providing for her mother and seven oro'het.
and sisters too great for her 20 bear was he'u
The family live al No .5 Enst One hundred and
sixth-st. The tragic nature OF the chids death
looked al the face OF the dead. For hours people
fled by the conn. Some brought floral onerinsss g.
and all expressed sympathy. Father Pheiah OF 81.
Cec!IIa's Church read the services. The body was
buried In Calvary Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
MORRIS COUNTY.
TRIED TO Mob THE MOTORMAN.
NEw-YoRKERs IN TROLLEY ACCIDENT on
STATEN ISLAND.


trolley-car on the Staten Island Electric Line
ran into four-horse coaching party OK the James
F. Eagan Association. OF Grand-st. New-York. last
evening az Bay-st and Vanderbilt-ave.. Clifton.
throwing dozen or more men from the coach and
bruisng them slightly.
The injured men incensed az what they
cons dered the fault OF the motorman. Frank Brown,
that they climbed OF. board his car and were about
10 wreak their vengeance upon him when Policemen
Ray Young In citizens clothes. stepped INTO TIC
crowd and with drawn club drove the gang Oh.
The coaching party had been on an oGun; al
Newborn when they reached the bottom o: the
VanIerbh,-ave hill the driver, Rich S.e'ps
drove across the tracks just the car came .S~n
the incline II MAS heavily loaded. az 80;
motorman put on the brakes they failed - nc' ant
the car smashed into the ,ally-ho II vas -an'ed
over and dropped some OF the members into re
roaibei. They had patches OF skin scrapel of their
faces and hands and were shook up. bL. not otHei-
wise hurt.
some women on the car jumped from 1, ana were
severely shaken. Neither the car nor the ta.y-ho
was badly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
4 KENTUCKY TOWNS LOSS BY FIRE

Nlcholasville Ky. Sept l9.-Wi;h the exception OF
the store of Joplin & Co. the entire business poF
ton Of the town OF Wilmore. six miles south OF
,hi. Mace on the Cincinnati Southern Railroad,
was destroyed by fire at o'clock this morning ne
are originated in the store OF :. j. Bruce, ana -
sunnosed 10 have caught from sparks from pass
ina freight train. Twelve buildings were consumed.
The principal houses destroyed were those or j. q
Rrnce general merchandise; O. C. Carney. drugs;
r starr hardware Fl. l. Mclean, drugs: Jonn
Wuder eroceres: Ware & Fenner. general rner-
chandise Stevebourn meat store and the postofilce
The total loss is estimated at over %lo5 insurance
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
CROKER AND THE TAMMANY CANDIDATE.

It was said yesterday that Richard Croker had
conc 10 Belle Meade Farm. in Tennessee lie -
represented as having suffered from insomnia anu
indigestion since his return TO this country ana mao
found n necessary TO go away for a rcst MT
Croker owns a half-interest in Belle Meaef. c
Well-,nformed Tamfnany men say tlat M. ~
ker Mr. Sheehan and Senator Murphy have dc.
clded upon slate and: despite repeated act,aI,
is tenaciously ass<rfed that Hugh j. CrHnt ms
been selected as III Tammany nominee iof h"yo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
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BASEBALL.
CHICAGO, 8; LOUISVILLE. 2.

Chicago. Sept. l9-The Chicago baseball season
came 10 n close to-day with game we'll played
by the Colts but most fearfuy bungled up by the
Colonies Both Griffith and Clark pitched mas
terly ball the Chicago boy receiving nearly perfect
SUPPORT while Dads" erratic ciingmans
Score - -
I in n,IssH .'...o . % 6
Batteres-tirifr,h and -ittredge. Clark and Dexter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Syracuse-Syracuse S; Wikesbarre, 2
At Montreal-Buffalo. S: Montreal,
At Paterson-Flrst game-Richmond. I; Paterson,
!, Second game-Paterson. 10; Athletics, l.