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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-20
KELSEY PORTER HANGED
GOVERNOR or OREGON REFUSES TO
COMMUTE THE SENTENCE.
The Conde mned Man showed Great
Courage oa the seaaoisi Death
Was Inst antaneous.

Union. ore, Nov. is.-Kelsey Porter
was hanged here this morning The
governor had been petitoned To COM
mute the sentence. but no word was
received from him until last night.
when the sheriff received message
stating he could not interfere with the
due course of the law. and the sheriff
at once completed hts arrangements for
carrying out the order.
Last evening Porter sent Tor the Rev.
Mr.. Shields II the Presbyterian church.
who called on the condemned man and
gave him such spiritual advice as he
could Porter has been studying tho
Bible and he realized that he had COM
mitted great sin. and he knew that
his only hope was Ia be- found in the
words of the scriptures. This morning
the Rev. Mr.. Shields again visited him
and remained until the end came.
This morning as soon as daylight ap-
pcared everything was In readiness for
the execution, Porter was informed
that he had hut a short time TO live.
and In the presence of Il citizens tho
death warrant was read 10 him. He
expected IL and was prepared for II. He
Was clad IN a new suit of clothes and {
6.t5 O'Clock was taken from his cell in
the Jail and led 10 the scaffold. There
M,re about "a persons present.
Porter manifested the greatest cour-
age and walked 10 hts doom with "A
steady step. ON reaching the platform
sh rim rhy asked him II he had any
thing Ia SAY. He said he had not. He
MAS then handcuned straps put around
hls limbs and body, the black cap
slipped over his head and the moose ad-
tustad, The sheriff quickly stepped to
me side. and saying Prepare 10 meet
your Maker" pulled the lever that
opened the door
Tho body shot downward a distance
" six feet ana all Was over. Not a
movement of the muscles was visible.
Death was instantaneous the neck
having been broken by the fall After
waiting Y minutes the attending phy-
sictans pronounced the body dead. and
Il was taken down and buried to-day
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-20
VIOLATION OF Comfy
Germany's Audacious Seizure of
a Chinese Island.
NO NOTICE OF IT GIVEN
II Is Thought That Germany Il Trying
TO Obtain by Force a Foothold on
the Chinese Coast Russia
VIII Have a Say.


Washington. Nov ~ --NNu Ting Fans.
the Chinese minister has r,.c.iy.,l Tie
f,lio.,n, o,u,t,I .,,,.,,,,.,., ,,,,,, n
-.
Mus " W" "'' VI Ni"'"-
'hhh is'ahu ny 'efihahS
Upon the killing ot two German mis-
sionarics by bandits In the district of
Ku Yrh. In shun Tung a de,I,.,. yas
issu,d n.rrmnto,dlv commapdin,. th.
,,.,,-.,.,,,,. :, Sh,,., r., -. -.
""e :" '''i 'N
l'sn "h''i''s VI 'ia' nr"Nlh'' h' taAe
immediate steps Ton the arrest ana
punishment of the offenders
ON IN. 18th instant In. governor r,.-
nor,.a NJ, ,.I,.,,r,nh ,h. ,rr,,s, -, ,,.,,,
.,,,.,...,.. - -. ''',...,-
% a,,u 'lS ''',,'u''', - "
Wy ' ","" "u. niah
n"'s"ps """, -" wv ,f''' "uN"n''u "
Nha"oVu'h 'Si""o anu inhov,i ''"i"'
anu ai'er occupying an thr hish
ground gave the garrison " hvufs 10
feure. Thr "efnan minister ala not
give the Tsung III nam.n any notice
ON the evening Of the 18th a telegram
from the military superintendent of
the northern port giving report ~
this occurrence occasioned the greatest
surprise. China. In view of the friendly
relations between the two countries,
thereupon ordered the governor Of Shan
Tung 10 keep the garrison under strict
control To withdraw th,. troops 10 pn-
sitlons outside the limits Of The island
and to onioin them MOI 10 make any
moy, ment Without express inslrt,c-
tions
This official abatement places /, n.,,,
comnl, xlon an th,. nrsss ,,l,l.s tn ,ha,
I, indIc,,o. ma, m. ,,h,ns.., ,.,,,..,.,,
- fff'hf'T
snr IN. nn,ishm,n, ~ ,ha ,,,,,s.,.',s "a
The Iwa 1;erman n,issiopari.s hsf,r..
The landing of Tho ,,.r,,an ,ron,,s a.
knio .S,n and ma. nrc,,u.Jl,n ~ ,n.
for, thcre The renarknhI. hing 1,
.,npa,,lnn xstth ,,.rn.uv,. nctg,n -
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-20
OMAHA BRIDGE CASE.
a Celebrated ra.. Decided by the Inter.
Stat. Commerce Com mission MUST
Discrimination Not a.tained.

Washington. Nov. is-The interstate
commerce commission to-day. in an
opinion by Commissioner Knapp an
nouncrd its decision Of the case of ths
Commercial club ~ Omaha against tho
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway COM
pany and other carriers. known a. the
omaha bridge case. The object Of thu
complaint was Ia compel the carriers
o. charge in like freight between coun-
cil BLUFFS and the same points in Iowa.
Thu commission decides that Council
Bluffs on the east bank ~ the Missouri
river. u more faVorably situated than
omaha. on the west side 90 that river.
in regard To traffic with points In Iowa.
and that the carriers are not To ne
condemned for recognizing such natu-
raj advantage ~ location In adjust
ing their charges; nor does IL follow
that rates should be- the same from
omaha and Council Bluffs into Iowa be-
,aus" they are the same from those cit
les into Nebraska.
The decision states that Omaha and
Council Bluns enjoy equal rates 10 and
fiom substantially all points except as
To this traffic In lsN a. and n Is shown
that rates from the south are made the
same by compel ting railways On both
sides ~ the river: that rates from the
west are the same as far east as Chi
cago. and are part of an extensive sys-
i.m of tranScoutinental rates and that
rates from the east. being the same.
result in considerable advantage to
omaha. In view of the conditions af-
f,rting transportation Ia and from
points In Iowa and " the whole rate
situatio of the two places. the COM
mission holds that the charge OF un-
Just discrimination against Omaha Is
not sustained and that the complaint
should be dismissed without prejudice.
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The CREW SAVED.
The Wrecked steamer Trosk." n Total
Loss Machinery May he saved,

Marshiinld Ore. Nov. is.-Thr l'mrIua
lighthouse wagon arrived at Empire cay
about O'Clock this afternoon, bringing
captain " =. Daniels and IA" crew ~
i'le wrocked steamer Truckre, who wcte
rescued by the lifc-saNing crew M
clock Yesterday. Captain Daniels r.
ports that when about 4 hours from TI-
lnmonk a leak was discovered. ami Wusn
ofr the lmpqua river 10 became cone
WINGED that 10 save the lives ~ his pAS-
s'ng"rs Hud crew h. would hdN" tu At
tempt 10 take his vessel IN over tho lmp-
qua bar. IN. wind WAS blowing a SOUTH
west gal" and IN" sra running mountain
high lIr ,nuld not keep stitch of cin-
Vas up. and consequently his vessel Nus
thrown upon th, uurih spit
The Tru, kr" hos forced her way uyHr
the spit and nov lies inside She Will hF
q total loss bat Captain Daniels thinss
that her machinery may be- saved Th"ty
w'rr eight passengers aboard on, gru-
uentu, Two ladies AMI fiNc children una r
. ycars OF age.
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mediat"ly drew his rrvolvrr and returned
the sr'. lirarnE tho shooting. W A.
Harris canr upu the zornr and took a
hand la lh" fusillhd, shooting Gerald
from m'hlnd H'rlld pursuod him into the
drug store. shooting a. hc ran Harris
fcl to tho ilpnr with the words "Nou
shot mr lu The back
Gerald Umpi,rd the remaining charges
10 his weapon INTO lhr prosiraic form ~
his victim Gvraid thrn lrfi the city. I'D
ltor Harris Was carlisd into the drus
store lay irionds. llr hay prnSiraic, unable
io move muscle of his body or speak.
His Nndpipr had b'on severed by n bull
l'i which injured his spinal column. He
WAS removed To his home hut cannot live.
Judge ti'rald Was wounded in the neck
aud sidr.
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DURRAkT'S REQUEST DENIED.
" an,-d q Date set for Trial Of the Min
nie Williams Ease.

S1u Francesca. Nov iP-Thr attorneys
tor Durrani appeared l'for" Judge linhrs
this mornluE and asked that hts honor
apt q day for the trtll uf ~" charge
auiiust butriut of murd'r.ng Minnie
William Thr motion wls opposed by
Assistant District Attorney llusmer.
Judge Bibrs listened 90 The arguments
uf Buffiui attorneys Win very sppat-
pnt lmpiilsuu, sud nuaiN lu an angry
mauuyr ut,Ifuptud th,m, declined 10
Ur.ir uUStrIUl Iirth't m the matter and
t,ul,d Itn motion p'.rrmptoflly burrants =
nturu.H =dh 81 had not h"ru decided
WH.tl,t lhy ppu,d would br made n tn
rtstr rr federal courts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-20
The FIRST PAY MtkT
Deer lodge County Reports an Receipts
ln,l.r The Inh.rtipnrr 1nN.

Special Dis ii.h Ia The S'audprd
u,hnn. SOY. la-D"or Ludgr rp'tts
th. nr.i mtm.Ui ~ m. Hh'ritau" tax
tinder ihr r..,pI decision ~ thr sUpr'mo
court iIlt 'N, taN Applies u' all ,iHt'H
Ia rtpIlr d .'tlrmrut at the M, 'Ar
law w,rt lu'u rH''t
Tho STATIC tn urrr's office in-lT -.
rcty,d word from County Treasurer ilHi-
ianau .numrrFE that De- had r,r'lNad
,nr rui1 ur u.i fInm ia" estate ui Mi
Lnul., n liner who di,d Aup ~ iNG
IN, st.I. Hts .lfrtdy received ila sh0rr
Of 90 few m.O estates ~ uor-Dns wnp
hayr dU.H Hr,. 'h' luw won't into 'n"f
ana dl r.t fe'h IN" rupr"mr '"uf' '
.plu .n. .u N amounts w'tD cun-id-
,r.,l.rg I,-. rU1r Ir tho Hog 'I-g.
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/. s,rugsi. Win the seas.

Sac Frnnelao. Nov lH-The steamer
Tmatilln. from Puget sound arrived hero
this afternoon h'arinE evidences of a hard
struggle with s-as. The captains cabln
had b,en flooded and the pilot house MAS
shattered. hut no serious damag. was
done. Captain J. q. Hunter wac On the
bridge Tor ~ hOurs. "a" says that the
tmatilln pASsrd % steam schooner on
"Wednesday -e miles south - CAP. Flat
tory. ~ thought she was the Truckre.
Tito seas were breaking elcar over her
and -hr srcrnrd 20 DE- getting the worst
tsf fn. sfruuuie
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-20
IN WHITE HORSE RAPIDS
THREE MEN DROWNED WHILE ON
THE WAY TO THE KLoNDYKE.
Marrow Escape of Charles D.. Warner.
sseame Exhausted IN the skagnay
Trait Rescued ny Police.

Skaguay. Alaska. Nov. A.. per steam
or Aiki. Seattle. Nov. l9,-News reached
here Tonight of the drowning Of two
m, belonging Ia the party II Gol. viii
4. Fisher ~ san Francisco In the
White Hors" rapids Nov 4. No details
of the accident were received. Neither
could the names nf the drowned men
be learned. Accompanying this news
MAS also Ihc Information that Frank
Anthony uf seattle WAS drowned at
the same place oct. 80. Anthony's boat
capsiIcd. His two companions. Muir
phy and Hepburn, were rescued 10y the
Canadian mounted police.
li-aNN SHOWS ARE reported on the
SUBMITS Of the pas leading into the
interior. Travel is becoming dinicult
and dangerous, Yet people are still go-
inE back and forth over the mountains.
Tho lakes and rivers Of the interior are
'yrryN here more or less frozen. On
the Skaguay trail the SNOW is fully
three feet deep. II is said to- be I'VE
or six feet on the Dyea route,
E. Irwin llnlstrad, formerly ~ Ia
coma. and Charles y. Warner. mana
ger uf IN. Pacific coast branch 81 the
WrstinghDusc Elertric company whose
headquarters are In Tacoma. had an ex-
p"ricnc" this week ou the summit of
The Skaguay trail that nearly cost Mr.
Warner his lifr. ON the summit he be-
came exhausted through travelling In
snow nearly up to his neck lie fell
Hat un his face and was unable la rise
Mr. Halstcad was unable to carry his
companion 10 plac" of shelter. aud
but for the timely arrival of "A dotach-
mrut of Canadian police Mr.. Warner
would certainly have pcrishod before
Mr. Halst al could have procured aid.
Warner was carried Ia the police post
and rar-d fgr. ~" soon recovered.
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The CENTRAL PACIFIC DEBT.
no,.rnm-ni u SETTING ITS tas" Ready.
The tompan, May Default.

Washington. Nov l9.-Tho government
is actively engaged In thc preparation of
i's Cgse against ihr Central Par.Hr rgi!-
Way Ia anticipation uf the company do
iuuli in ts payments dur Jan, ! upNt.
What action viii hr taken 7 ,.t-n oi slice
fhuit has not yet been docid,d upon. Tho
only l1vs nj purpose Of th' EuNrrnm ~
boo booking up the law III tliy rasr aud
pr'parinG statement uf ~ financial
trNnsactlons with the company ls 10 be IN
rudin'ss 10 institute Proceedings should
-u,h q course he decided mon
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The Los. win R,se, e,.ooo 900.

l.undpn. Nov. l9-n j. officially reported
that 40 Warehouses hsto h"ru Eutt"d. 4
tat,r estimate uf tie damage done
places tho amount at nearly t5pU.W.
Nearly ~ the British Gre insurance SOM
panps urc Involved ana hrr Insurance
stock Is practically uusnlablc on tho
stuck rNChaupo 81 stetdny afternoon
,l'fiGayl, ufcr tn hre was well under
way Nrdfly % telephone wins NV"
hpru rut. tlus intcrruuting communion
lion with many of al" hlg pIoyin' ial
towns Tho nTc viii cause an enormous
aGlUurr IN tho price of ugirich fcnthcrs
wul,n rose - per cent last rvunNg ~ T.
dlli Two feather firms alone have LIST
ClsuO0 sterling y15n0p,.
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PROTECTION or LABOR.
The President says Ne Hoprs soon io At
tend ta This Mater.

Washington, Now is-Cnhinrt day ut
ihr Mhh. huU-" caused d'arth OF Wis
iiors and those who saw thc pres dcnt had
appointments,
President Gumpcrs and Secretary Mor-
rlson of the Federation of Labor saw
tlr president ana urged him tu incorro-
rate IN his m'sslpc recommendations Tor
b,tt,r protection OF labor Tho prrsidoH,
ADORNED Tim thai hi. mrsspro would o.
t,ry lone "n acrnunt of many suhleta
ulrcady treated, lie said that "a -umO
futurc time h' hoped - give attention Tp
hnr matter either in a special va s-Jro
or some "lhrr satisfactory manncr
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M|LL|ONSL0ST
A Disastrous Fire in Lon
dOn's Business Center.
SOON BEYOND CONTROL
Flames Had Their Own Way for
Four Long Hours.
GENERAL ALARM SENT OUT
GENERAL ALARM SENT OUT

One OF the Most Disastrous Fires in
London's History Since the Great
Confiagration Of 1906 Flames Were
Famed BY Strong Wind Fed BY
Infiammable Stocks OF Christmas
Goods over Hundred Engines
Poured Tons of Water on the Flames.
The Loss Will Exceed e5,oooooo.
Historic Old ST. Giles Damaged "A
Panic Among Employees Fire
Fought With Difficulty In the Mar
row Streets-A Scene of Wild Con-
fusion Gas Meters Exploded With
the Force o. Field Guns Men Risked
Their Lives 10 Save Day Books
Dense Crowds Watch the Fire A
Delay of Twenty Minutes Before the
First Engine Was on the Scene.
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Passed Through a Hurriran..

ASTORIA. urs, Noy. 1aThc a. Il. a y
steamship STATE ~ california arrived
this morning Two days lAtf from : 20
Frtur.s,n. Anxiety had brru frlt r.rr
concerning the sIf'tN uf thr vessel uW-
lrg Poo ih' hurricane whit "a prevailed tor
fnr pact three daNs. ln rrDnunliuE ms
riruv"s iu 1u u-So'latrd rr, SIS o..
l'nrtrr this morning. captain Grcgn of
thy Steamer ~aid Nc lrft san Frurt~go
"u tlfuD Monday pn Gap" MrHda,iuu Hu
-trbk ZAiy ut hurricane and uul -N o.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

pluuVhod through hsavy seas nntli 4
O'Clock "Wednesday morning when We
cam" abreast tn hghtsnlp "a mllcs IN
rho mouth ~ the Columbia river. ! sig
nailed tht ilgtt ship and shortly after
wards she bicW thrce whistles ~ regular
trtrTyul- Ai,nm 3 % rloos her lights sud
denly went out The scas Rcrr running
mountains high
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sen, to the orphan Asylum.

special psuftcu tu thc Stnndard
Rlnugs Noy N-Trutuas Moran Nas
atIidgyd 1,aur to-day lnj Viii bc sent
io enc INSANE us, Ium af Warm springs.
Ht b. % unnrr by trad' and a warriei
mlu
r Miltr rr,ulByut forkmaS-
~ hlI A- lgl fi-U tufpd l0-f ulght nv
k',k ursW bs hut-r at Al= r4acb uraF
this ,ilA.
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Portland. or. Nov. - Snow Tell this
morning over the entire stat. 90 depth
nt tht"" inrh"s. n the snow mclis rapidly
u VIII rauS" food in the Millamstts
river and trlbutnrirs.
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seattle Nov. 18th. city council to-
night elected T. J. Humcs MAYOR to sue
cc.d W. D. Wood.
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III ~ Na'u WIN 4--lhhl flh'tHf l''hl'h
water into the blaze from an opposite
trui. from the street below and from
the burning premises themselves. bat II
asa not seem % have any effect. The
water rushed Gut uf the windows and
from the ground floor like waterfall.
while the flames leaped higher and
higher, and as thu floors Tell IN the
place still hlazcd. a gigantic display of
ilr" and smoke. till the building WAS
completely Quilted and the walls fell.
The confusion in the streets increased
as the nrc spread. suddenly there WAS
an explosion of gas meters. sounding
Ike the reports of field guns, followed
by momenlary hush. After that tho
Wild rushing here and there was r.
sumcd with increased energy. Men
iiskeI their lives In efforts Ia save day
books. lodeers feathers. jcwelry. vaiua-
blr chinaNare, etc. One man actually
hazaIdcd his life To fetch his hat and
cane. 200 feet of stonework and glass
falling at his heels as he emerged from
the building. Several iirrmen were al
most buried In the burning ruins as
front after front of the flaming ware
houses fen IN, hurting tons Of bIick aud
masonry into the streets, bursting ANA
cutting the tirc hose IN all dirrgtinus
" hll- tons Of fiery matter werv falling
in every direction, making II impossihl"
10 forcsee where the conilagiatloH
would stop. as roof after roof caught
fire and window frames all about the
scene began Ia smoke.
ruar streets Were Biaring.
As the afternoon wore on the dense
crowds were .still further enlarged, un-
ria 1t was estimated that many hun
dreds of thousands of people surround
a. a
The Washington bee., 1897-06-12

WANTED.-Refned, energetic ladies
as agents for good-selling kOlet arti-
cles. Must be we'll recommended.
Apply between the hours of 9 a. m.
and6 p. m. Tuesdays and Thursdays
IL Florida Avenue N. w.
The Washington bee., 1897-06-12
THEY SAY.

The Personal Liberty Leagu,
is not a political organization.
The BEE leads and others follow
The office holders are on the
anxious seat.
Office seekers are beng starved
out.
Be cheerful, although you may
be disappointed.
1t is the great man who does
great deeds.
Don't forget that this world is
a stage.
Jesse K. Roy is authority on
sporting matters.
Dorsey Seville is giving the boys
trouble.
He knows what to say and when
to say it.
Rev. j. Anderson Taylor may
rise and explain.
Rev. Walter H. Brooks is one Of
the most eloquent speakers in the
pulpit.
Tell the truth always, it may be
to your advantage.
Be true to your friends.
Commissioner j. W. Ross is GO
ing in the even term of way.
Some District appointments will
be made soon.
1t is very bad thing to become
jealous of your friends.
Give your enemies credit for
what they do.
Lawyer Jones made good fight.
He is entitled to the respect of
his fellow citizens.
Do you read The BEE?
If not 60 to Beller 10th and M
and get one.
Don't be alarmed, as President
Mckinley viii do the right thing.
B. K. Bruce is the leading negro
representative in this country.
Prof. J. T. Layton ought to be
musical director Of the schools.
Don't be disappointed should
you hear something drop.
Public Printer Palmer is recog-
nizing the negro.
Mr.. Palmer is the negro's friend.
Don't believe all you hear.
The greatest men some times do
small things.
Be honest in all things.
In union there is strength.
In division there are broken
heads and broken bones.
Don't be too willing to tell all
you know.
Be useful citizens.
Lynching will stop when raping
cease.
Why can flesh be made of some
and bone Of others.
The country is waiting and
watching for the appointment of
Bruce.
The appointment of Mr.. Cheat
ham has given entire satisfaction.
1t pays to tell the truth to your
friends.
MI Su6dIDdlII Will Uc ISSO4uOl
of deeds, indeed and in fact.
We need a few more men to the
front.
The color line should not be
discussed among negroes.
The negro is discriminating
against himself.
Read The BEE if you want the
news.
Don't be uneasy, good times are
coming.
Let us have peace.
John P. Green will be appointed.
Some one will be disappointed.
Prof. J. NJ. Gregory will go
abroad
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his cue had not lost its cunning. There were 60
OF them all told. and they eent him around his
second wire with n total Of $50 to Sloeeon's lI2.
But ho couldn't follow IL up. and. gaining
nonchalRnce, Slosson ossayod billiard pyro-
technics OF n high order. One OF these, n twice
around.the-table carrom, that shot TO lie mark
like an indiana. arrow, made tho spectators
roar their p%laudits. He had things going his
own way after the bizarre carrum, and he
chased the globes around heltcr-akeltor in
dizzy fashion. Tho referee rot excited in the
rush md called 'Ramo" before the run was half
over, and corrected himself amid general
,Siosson didn't stop until no had put away "A
on his wire. and then the battle was practically
settled and his ambition to meet Ives for tho
championship trophy was satisfied. Schnefer
had got his stroke Just once during tho game
ani he couldn't recover IL. Slosson won In the
forty.frst inning with a score of 500 to 900. His
victory was greeted with n grand hurrah from
His ardent friends. and no deserved II. The
score follows:
Siosson-eq, o. 2, 4. 10, 10. g. lp. 4, Ell, O.. Il, o.
"a. 2T, az. OIL. 3, IL. 3. 8, l. Is. o, 10. 50. II, p.lS..
vi. o. o. ~. O., o, ., a.. Q, o. $500.
O. s 3. g S' e, o. = 49, 81 d. O. ). ! !. F. :. g. q 2 !, g !, Q 3. lS :. I; r. 4 o 3 az.
l, o. o. O.. 2. O, 5000.
Averages-siosson is s.4l; schaefer, o goal.
High Run-Slosson, OF; tchaefer, SO.
R~Pfcree-Edward Mclaughlin.
Time OF Game-2 hours and ~ minutes.
This afternoon Sutton will play DAILY. and this
evening SChaefor will encounter Ives. Slosson
will cross cuos with Ives tomorrow night.
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Rowling Games Tonight.

Linden Grove. ~"N
New York Royal Arcanum-Americus, Samaritan.
Kismet s NN' ""
Bank clerks-J T. Morgan & Co, Chase National.
anu Nassau Hanover National. Importers and
frSasrs,, and Williamsburg savinys.
Service.
bushwick. and Fort Greene.
brooklyn Nationalist. H., Annex. and Excelsior.
Long Island Association OF G. c.. Glass A-kinRs
county Va. Logan.
SeI Templeton and Bright Star.
north Side -Prospect No. 2 VS.. Roller.
Tasiho-The Village Club, En,pirr. and Columbia.
riw,nly.s'xth Wnrd-LIOOdeuough, Belmont, and
Manhattan, at Haller's alleys. ""N
cA,hieHc L~eagne-Elikabeth A. C. VS.. Columbia
Ciub, az Elizabeth A. G.
amateur observation-disclosures Rowing Va. New
'Sshty A. u. AZ Bayonle Rowing Association,
morris and ESSEX -kiverside A. O. VS., First Ward.
AZ riverside A, c.; souta Orange r. C. vs.. Atisnts
Mnreiinen, NJ south Orange T. C.. Northern kepubii.
Club. HoPuoi'c~h
Iatsrson ~LoaEne-Cyclone VS.. Paterson.
-lnuepehuent Forest rS-COurt Scott VS.. Court La,
iayette, AZ Court Scott alleys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-03

sNaERLr. Dec. 2.-Racing was resumed here to-day,
and hackers were kept guessing from the fall OF the
nag. A couple Of good things went through, but
Halle Gay at is to i gave o sad shock to the talent.
m
First Race-Four and q half f~urlongs.-Jonah White,
3 to ] and even. won; silva, 8 to 5 for place, second;
Rossman third. Time, 1:01.
second Race.-six and a half furlongs.-Nellie s., 8
to b and out, won; Cake Walk, is to / for place,
second; Junk third. Time. l:294.
Thru RAce-OIe m~ile.-Hailie Gay, is to 1 and 8 to
!. won; DR.. John. 4 to 1 for place. second Boss
Lewis third. Time, 1854.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs.-oracle even and out,
won; lack Lus6y, 8 to l place. second; Meadows
Fifth Race-Six misunderstanding. o to & and 8
Vinita third. Time, l:22.