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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-07

the race was conceded to be between
the pair. Oakland Baron led all the
way and won III straight heats. in the
last pulling up winner by six
lengths Louis Victor was fast but
broke repeatedly. the fastest race of
the day was The 2:09 class pace, for
Which the bay gelding Bumps. was a
hot favorfte- He won easily In the
tasrI heat, just beyond the half,
Planet broke, swerved and threw his
rider over and then galloped home in
front of the field to the wire. where he
stopped
During the afternoon Mary Minis
paced a mile without a driver in 2:11-
Reea4tg:
2:15 Class. Trottsag. Purse. $1,000
Oakland Raicn won in straight heats
Time-2.12116. ZIP. 2:141a. Louis Victor.
second, She third. Nutshell Miss
Gatewood and Glenmere Boy also
started
ESQ class, Frcpslrtg, 2-year-olds,
Purse, SO. 000-JenGMe 7 won first and
third heats. Tame-2:2471a; 2.22M /;
Limerick won second heat in 2:24s.
Charley Herr third. Delb2r also
started.
200 Pace, Purse, 81, 00O-Burnps won
in straight heats. Tine 2:09M; 2;O71z !;
2:095s SrhynNetta second. Dan @
third. MigEon. Planet and Latana
also started
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MORGAN IN FRISCO.
Royalty Entertained By Citizens Of
the Fay.

San Francisco, Sept Ex-senator Morgan,
of Alabama. and his party were the
guests OF the chamber of commerce today.
At 20 a. m. the distinguished visitors
we're escorted to the government steamer
General Mcdowell. where they were met
BY Senator Perkins, Congressman Ma
Quire General Shafter and staff and some
900 other prominent citizens. After en-
barking upon the steamer the whole party
visited the Union Iron works. where the
big ship building plant was inspected
Thence they steamed across to Oakland
after which AlcatraZ. Angel island, Lime
Point and Fort Point were visited in
turn. Uron their return at o'clock the
party repaired to the chamber or COM
1iieice where q reception was rendered to
Senator Morgan By the members Of THAT
OrgdniZa ton.
ms evening Native Sons hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity. BIZ a
representa audience anxious to see
ard hear Senator Morgan The meeting
was called to order by Mayor Pheaan
chairman Of the anti-funding committee
who el,Iogized the senator from Alabama
for mis- work In behalf OF California. Con-
srresSrnan MaQuire spoke in the same
strain and was followed by Senator
Perkins who told of the influence Dos
ssassed by re guest of the evening IN the
councils of the nation A dispatch from
(Sover5,,,r Rudd was read announcing his
iraf5j;fy 10 be present Senator Morgan
457en delivered an exhaustive address on
rho 4sfSovernrnent Debts of the Pacific
r aflWays.'' After the meeting he was
escorted 10 his hotel by the 4roquoas club.
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BOAT AND OAR.
Meeting of the Middle States Regatta
Assocjafjon

SSRSSSldLlo1as
New York, Sept. 6.Jdeal weather con-
dittons favored amateur oarsmen today
at the eighth annual regatta of the Mid
of which began at $3.50 on the Harlem
river. There are 81 entries from clubs of
New York. Brooklyn. Philadelphia and
Newark. and they are well distributes
junior singles and intermediate double
shells. The regatta marks the closing of
the amateur rowing season, SO far as
open regattas are concerned The dis
tAnce for all the events is one mile
straight away from McConb's dam bridge
to a point below Madison avenue bridge,
and down during the. afternoon. There
was only fair sprinkling Of spectators
when the first race was started, but with
each succeeding race the crowds in
Junior Single sculls, First Trial Heat
Won by ]. T. Dempsey, Pennsylvania
Barge club, Philadelphia Time-S:4S.
Powers, Of Nassau 3. q. second. Time
Junior Single Souls. Second Trial Heat
B. G. of Flushing. Il. Y Ttne-7:O9. w,
S. Edlace. First Bohemian B. c., New
York, second Time-7:07a4.
Senior Four-oared-Won by Harlem B.
c., New York. Time-5:55. Atlanta, New
York, Went overheard and the referee
Junior Double souiIsAWon by the Har-
F. schaefer}. Time-5:47A. Second, Mas
sau B. c.. of New York a. w. Powers,
jr, and ]. D. Tl,ies, jr.). Titne-5:5S.
Intermediate Single Sculls-Won by j.
Q. Exley, of the Pennsylvania 4. G., F,nil-
ade!phia. IiTne-e:29A. ". Hought,
4 As2Ean'a B. e. New York second Time
Junior Four-Oared Gigs-Won by Penn
sylvania Barge club. Philadelphia. Name
less g. C., Brooklyn, second No time
taken
Junior Bgirt-oared shells-won tv
the First Bob amian Rowing club, OF New
York. Tfme-4:55. Union R. G., of New
York was second, winning by the score of
Inc other events were: Noyice-scott
beat Noble. MIDI beat Shore: Wedgar
beat Pimberton.
Open Singies-0sborne beat Bertrand
Jeffrey beat McN1aster.
Junior Single Souls, Final Haat-Won
by J. f Dempsey, of the Pennsylvania
Of the Flushing 3. C.,gsecond. Time
Intermediate Double Souls. First Trial
Heat-Won by Nassau 8. c.. of New
York (Clearman and SMITH. Time--5:3o.
Wespers, of Philadelphia, second. Time
5.S2 Ia
second trial Hsat-.W,on by scott and
philadelphia: Tine-e:8l. smythe and
Keane Of the New York Athletic club.
SECOND. Tin1e--5:45.
0tnlOr OlnSle OntLS-Nl on by d. -.
Juvenal, of the Pennsylvania Barge
club. Philadelohia Time-5:49 0. ].
Stevens, Nassau Barge club, New York,
second. Time--5.59.
intermediate Four-oared Glgs-won by
the Reward r. c., OF Newark, n. j.
Tfme-5:ssk. Nonpariel r. G., of New
York, second. Time-5:36.
Senior Double Serlls-Won by Monog-
han and Juneyal of the Pennsylvania 8.
c.. Of Philadelphia. Iine-5:S0
Senior Eight-Oared Sheifs-Won by In
stitute B. c.. Newark, o. Time-5:21
First Bohemia, n. Y, second Time
$50. Atlanta fouled and quit.
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RENEE CASE DECIDED.
Transfer Was Not in Fraud of the
Government

Carson. Ney, Sept. 6.-Judge Hawley
decided the famous Heney case tl.is
afternoon. James Heney was con-
victed OF -rcbblng the mint here When
IN Jail on the night Judge Hawley
sentenced him to eight years i'm
prisonment and a fine of $1,000 he
transferred very valuable property in
San Francisco TO his attorneys. Will
ian Woodburn and Tremor Coffin The
government contended that the as
sigTnents were made TO defraud the
Enfted States. The court held that Tlhe
assignments made by Henry To Wood
burn and coffin, although the proceed
ings presented many suspicious cir
cuFnseanceg. were not in fraud of the
government and the assignments
Should Sand
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At Sheeushead.

New York. Sept. 6.-The crowd at
Sheepshead Bay today was the largest
of the season. Ornament, greatest OF
S-year-olds. won the Twin City handi-
cap at a mile and q quarter, giving
him with the exception of Re-
duittal and got only one
pound from the great 4-year-oid of the
Thompson string. More than that, he
ran the distance in 2:05 pa but frac-
ton behind the record for the track
made by Salvador when he was a +
year-old, carrying but 122 pounds Re-
suits.
First Race, Five Furiongs-Sir Ga
vain won. Warrenton second, Momen-
tum third Time--t:0 2 1-5-
Second Race. Mile ard a Sixteenth,
Se1fing.-Yankee Doodle won. Loneta
second. Song and Dance third Time
1:4S
Thurd Race, Autumn Futurity
Course-Hamburg won. Arehduke sec
ond, The Huguenot third Time IL
Fourth Race. Twin City Handicap,
One and One-fourth Miles.-Ornament
IIS. Taral. II to 5 and TO 10, won;
Flying Dutcflman. 121 w. Martin, to
and 3 to l, second; Havic ia H
Williams. 10 to 1. third. Time-2:05 rs.
Requittal, Don De Orc, Ben Elder. Lin
coin II. Sir Walter. Bernadrillo, Maui
rice and Free Advice also ran.
Fifth Race, six and One-half Fur
longs, Selling.-Shasta Water won.
Break O'Day second, Leedsville third
Time :202l.
sixth Race, Westbury Steeplechase.
Full Course. About Two and One-balf
AIiles.-Royal Scarlet won. Lion Heart
second, Marschan and Wood Pigeon
dead heat for third. Time-5:S0A.
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At Cheyenne.
Especial to The Herald.)


Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept 6.-Idaal day,
big crowd. three broken state records
TEN the tale of the annual race meet
OF the KndckerboclleF Wheel club, held
here this afternoon.
johnnie Green, for the past two
years champion of Wyoming. was
easily defeated by E. O. Glenn, a
leading professional rider. Summaries:
Mile Novtce.--Bafley, first Jordan
second. Pierson third. Tin1e-2:15.
Mile State Championship. Amateur.
King frs, Smith second. NiTnmo
third. Tt1ne-2:1 Is. equalling the
state competitive record; also the state
novice record.
Mile, Boys Under 16.-MerTiH first,
Rich second, Murray third. Time: 81.
Quarter Miles, ATnateuT.-W. a
Hmstreet. Denver. first; r. B. Smith
second, King third. Ti1ne-:S2.
One Mile Professional. State Cham-
pionzilip.-Glenn first, Sumption sec
ord. Jonnle Green third. Tiqne-2:2S 3-5.
One Mile and a Half. Knfckerboca1er
Wheel Club Championship, Handicap p.
Lane, rs yards. first, Hay, (scratch).
second, Johnston (seratch), third. No
time
Half Mile, Anateur.-W. A. Him
street. Denver. first. Smith second.
King third. Tfnle-1:04 1-5-State re-
cord.
Paced Half Mile Against Time
jennie Green. Times 9-StaGe record.
Five Mile Handicap, Amateur-W
A. Hinsitreet, Denver, (scratch) won;
Thomas Mcguire, (400} second. a
Swanson 5000, third. Tine-l3:21.
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THE WHEEL.
Foo Lee Wins a Race.

Niles, Mich, Sept 6--Foo Lee, an
up-to-date Chinese laundryman, is the
first of his countrymen to win a bicycle
race in the United States. Some months
ago Foo was persuaded to buy a BIZ
cycle and in a few weeks was able to
ride as well as anyone. He aeconpan-
led American boys on long spins and
surprised them by making good his
boasts TO make EN- all go and ride
I'M feet off," He grew more proficient
on the wheel and at carnival of
sports held here entered in one of the
events. This had the effect of bringing
out an immense crowd. In the race
were some fast riders but the China
man beat them handily.
The sports are trying to induce Foo
Lee to give up the laundry business
and devote himself to racing.
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Buffalo. n. Y. sert 6.-The opening
day of the Fort Erie jockey clubs fall
meeting was SHINY attended. The
sport was good. Summaries:
First Race. Five-eighths Mile. Sell
ing--Takannassee won, cyclone sec
ond. Summer Seal third. Timel:G2
Second Race, One Mile, Selling--Ma-
zarine won. Our Johnny second, Skate
third. Time-1 :41A
Third Race, Five and One-half Fur
longs. Selling.-Sly Fox won. Juda sec
ond, Corelli third Time :O415.
Fourth Race. Labor Day Handicap.
One and One-eighth Miles,--Baunnck
won. Kinney second. Ulysses third.
Time-1:51A-
Fifth Race. One and sixteenth
Miles, Selling--Kingstone won. Toots
second. Nay Nay third. Time-1:4SA-
Sixth Race, Handicap. Steeple Chase.
About Three and Ore-half Miles.-Dodo
won. finishing alone. Decapod second,
Cumberland third Time-5.22&.
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Pacific Coast Jockey Club.

Sam Francisco Sept 6-The Pacific
Coast Jockey club has issued it's stake
book for the season of 1898.
The following are events With the
value OF each:
University stakes. sweepstakes for
3-year -olds. one mile. $1,000.
The Sam Francisco stakes for 2-year-
old fGlies. six furlongs, 1900.
The golden west stakes. for 3-year-
olds and upwards, mile and half,
81 600.
Sunny Side stakes for 2-year-old
colts. seven furlonss. $1,000
The preside stakes for 5-year- Odds,
mile and an eighth. $1,000.
Rancho del Paso stakes for swear
Odds and upwards, mile and three
quarters, 81 500
The Palace hotel stakes. a handicap
steeple chase. full course. $1,000.
The Hobart stakes for 3-Year-olds,
mile and a quarter. 1880.
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Kansas City's Parade.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept 6.-Kangas
City's working men, 5000 strong,
marched through the streets today.
Relatives, friends ana strangers filed
the streets ON each side. There Was
not ? word ia the printed and painted
banners that breathed OF strike or
rumors Of strikes or of other lis
ina g'ie1asAs-Y or real. but between each
division of the parade the stars and
stripes was carried; and patriotic airs
from The many bands re-ecloed along
the line of march. Patriotic speeches
were listened to at the different parks
during the afternoon and at halls in
the evening.
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Wives and Babies March.

Sharon. Pa. Sept. 6.-Four c6al miners,
their wives and children marched from
Grove City TO Filler, Suuife & Co.'S mine
at Chestnut ridge. headed by the knights
Of the Golden Eagle band, where they in
dueed the Italians who had been i'm
ported to join them. William Mckay was
arrested by one Of the deputies for tn-
t4nidatiug the men at work. and when
ne was beng lea away; away, the men set Upon
Iaat ne had to release his prisoner and
fly for safety. Two other miners were
arrested f3P trespassing on the COM
pauy's property and fined IS cents. The
miners have succeeded in closing every
mine in the county.
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The crccker stakes for 2vear-olds,

The Croker stakes for 2-year odds.
one mile, 81 200.
The New Year handicap for Swear
ODDS. two miles. 81 800.
The Oceanview stakes, $1,000.
The Malowadlsll5 stakes, 81. 900.
The Androus stakes, 1000.
The Olympic handicap, f.000
The Occidental stakes, selGing, 81 600.
The Corrigan stakes. s1.5JO.
The Schrieber stakes, 81 ,o00
The BalSoa handicap. 81 900.
The California. Oaks. 81, 900
The California derby. $1,000.
The Taipey handicap. 81 600
The Sam Rafael stakes, $1,000.
The Lakeside stakes, 81 600.
The Ingieside handicap, s., 500
The Croker Woolwoa@tF bank stakes.
S1.7R0
The J. F. UllGnan handicap. $500.
The Evergreen sal6eS 81 800
The California steeple chase. handi-
cap, $1,000.
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Knrtz VIII Recover.

Oakland, Cal, Sept 6.-Ben Kurtz,
the university student who was badly
injured in the crush" at the state uni
versity recently, Will recover from his
wounds, though he will be marked for
life His condition is still serious,
though the physicians pronounce him
entirely out of danger.
Where he was trampled on in the
face his injuries are the most serious.
1t viii be necessary to cut away the
larger portion of his upper lip. The
other students who were more or less
mangled ere convaleScerlt.
Owing to the serious outcome of the
rush" the faculty of the university has
prohibited any similar occurrences in
the future.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Sept. 6.-The Labor day
card of six races with the telegraph
stakes as the star piece, drew q GROVE
of 5000 to Oakley. The weather was
delightful and the track in perfc0
shape. The stake event furnished
surprise for the talent. Box, at 10 to l,
was the winner, after a most exciting
finish. Fayorites were successful in
but two of the days events. Results:
First Race, Six Furlongs, Selling
Molo won. Seaport second. Creedmore
L. third. Time-1:15M-
Second Race. Six Furlongs. Cyclone
won, La Wanda second, Parson third
Time-1:15A
Third Race, Five and a Half Fur
longs.-F'rench Gray won. Afamada
second, Spaldy Y. third Time-1:09.
Fourth Race. the Telegraph Stakes.
Seven Furlongs.-BoN won, Abe Fuerst
second. Belle Bramble third. Time
1:26%.
Fifth Race, Mile. sening-L. W. won.
Elsie second, Kaliitan third. Time
I:43A.
sixth Race Six FurIongs, Selling
Pouting won, Motilla second, Turtle
Dove third. Time-1:15.
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At St. Louis.

ST. Louis, Sept 6--Nick Carter
clipped quarter of second off the
track record in the last event at the
fair grounds today. Results:
First Race, Selling, Mile and One
sixteenth Rassendylle won, Briggs
second, Bob Millican third Time 81
Second Race. Selling, Mile and One
si1teenth.-Ransom won. Reuben
Howett second, Basquil third. Time
1:49A
Third Race, Selling, Six Furlongs--
Juanita, barred won; r. @. Ban sec
ond, Denial third. Whirmanteline
fourth. Time-1:15A.
Fourth Race, Purse, Mile and 70
Yards.-Ardath won. Tru1illo second
Gold Band third. Time-1:46A-
Fifth Race, Purse, Five and Half
Furlongs.-Belle OF Memphis won, Low
ing Cup second, r. 3. Sack third. Time
-l:08%
Sixth Race. Selling. Six and Half
Furlongs Carter won, Nicholas
second. Hector third. Tifne-I:20A.
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TIE TURF.
At Fleetwood.

New York, Sept. 6.-over 5000 sDecta-
tors were at Fleetwood park this AFTER
noon TO see the big light harness sport
in the opening day of the grand circuit
meeting The weather was perfect
and the track in the best of condition.
The big event of the day was the
$4,000 Manhajpaa purse for 2:15 trot-
ters Po..i,5 sold:
Louis Victor $50 and the field $50,
which really meant Oakland Baron, as
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Other Events.

Chicago. Sept. George w Clarke
broke the worlds high dive record this
afternoon by jumping off the railing Of
the HaIstead Eft bridge when the struc-
ture was raised to an elevation Of 100
feet above the Chicago river. The diver
was taken out of the river without in
jury and placed under arrest ny the
Milford. Mass. Sept 6.-In the Milford
Central Labor Union athletic games to-
day, n. s. Donovan of Natick ran 100
yards in 91z seconds, breaking the worlds
record by one-tenth Of a second, accord
ing 10 the MATCHES of The himekeeperS.
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WHITE RAPIST LYNCHED.
His Was One of the Most Brutal of
Grimes

Raleigh. n. c.. Sept. 6.-A special from
Mount Airy, \. c., to the News and Oh
server says: Yesterday afternoon. near
Friends Mission, Va, Miss Sadie Cook,
white girl, was outraged by Henry Wall,
white aged about n After accomplish
ing his purpose Wall dealt mis- ylctim
several blows on the head with a hoe,
rendering her unconscious, and In N plac
a stone. which was left lying bloody
nearby Wall then cut ne giTls throat
severtug the windpipe, and dragged the
body some SO yards up a r2vine and threw
81 into a branch, where it was afterwards
found Meantime he went to a spring
and was was found washing the stains
from his clothing.
teruglon. and Wall Was taken from the
officers and lynched near the scene II mis-
crime.
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THE RING.
A Couple of Tame Affairs.

New York. Sept. Sat the Green
Point Sporting club tonight Black
Critic of Cincinnati and Harry Kyle.
spared ten rounds to a draw Jimmy
NfcKeeyer of Philadelphia lost the bout
with Billy Needham of indianapolis by
fouling, the referee stopping the ght
in the fourth round.
Mysterious Billy Smith knocked out
Mike Dempsey in two minutes in the
first round
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At Chicago.

Chicago, Sept GA good card and a
mammoth crowd marked the racing at
Harlem today Summaries:
First Race, Three-fourths of Mile.
Milwaukee won, Warren Point sec
ond, Nii1ita third Time-1:H.
Second Race. Mile.-sirena won,
Charley Christy second. Tony Honing
third. Time-1:41.
Third Race Three-fourths of Mile.
-sackett won, Ben Hadad second,
Presbyterian third Time-l:14.
Fourth Race, Two Miles.-Evanatus
won, Harry McCouch second. Rudolph
third. Time-3:2S1A.
Fifth Race. Mile and Three-si
eenths.-carnero won, DR.. Sheppard
second. Macy third. Time-1:59
Sixth Race, Four and a Half Fur
longs.-Our Gertie won, Algareta sec
ond, Crystalline third Time-0:541A-
Seventh Race. Mile.-Dunois won. The
Swain second, Dare II third Time
l:40
Eighth Race, Three-fourths of a Mile.
Lone Princess won, Alice G. second,
Ella Penzance third. Time-1:14.
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Quill Club Wheelmen.

New York. Sept. 6-The second an
nuai circuit meet of the Quill Club
WheeIman of America. which began
last Saturday, was concluded tonight
at the Manhattan Beach track. In the
s., 600 handicap for professionals Fred
Titus passed the Judges box a length
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Amateur Record Broken.

Boston, Sept 6-The bicycle races
were enthusiastically received. fully
$4,000 people crowding the stands. The
mile match race between Nat Butler
and John S. Johnson was the chief
event. Butler won in straight heats.
Tfme-2.1S Is, 2:15 2-5
The match pursuit race between E.
a. McDuffie and w w Hamilton, of
Denver, was won by the former in the
time Of 11;57 Is. for limit of five miles.
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Gnnd Work Done

Cincinnati, Sept Elm the bicycle
races at Chester park today Griffin
Halstead, the journalist, in a flying
start, unpaeed. amateur. made one
quarter mile in :26 As, beating the
worlds record by .o2.
Sam Dubois won the road race from
Hamilton to Chester park, 10 miles, in
51:29.
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The u. s. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
Plaved With DYnamite,

Chicago. Sept. 6-Four boys, whose
ages range from to IA years, were Sc
verely injured today by the explosion Of
a dynamite cartridge which they found
while playing The injured are. w
Martin, eye torn out John Martin, leg
broken Frank OlinslSi, face maugled,
Joseph OIinski. face mangled.
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Jimmy michael Wins.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 6.-Five-miIe
professional race, won by Jimmy
Michael. Time-l1:35. Time by miles
First. 2:154-5; second. 1924 As; third.
6:47 rs; fourth, 1858 3-5. w. W. Por-
ter. Newton. Mass, second; G. II.
Knight, Housatonic, Mass, third.
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Gaudauer an Easy Winner.

Winnipeg, Man, Sept. Ca feature of
the Labor day sports here today was a
single SOUL handicap race between Cham
phan Gaudauer of Rat Portage and Dan
Murphy. the trainer of the Winnipeg
Rowing club blrt formerly of Boston
Gaudaur gave Murphy four boat lengths
start and proved an easy winner 1ae
time was slow
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At Pueblo.

Pueblo. Colo. Sept. 6.-The bicycle
races held here today under the au-
spices of the Rover Wheel and Ath-
letic club were a great success. The
attendance was good. All the fast
riders of the Rocky Mountain district
were present. While there were no rec
ords broken, the racing was above the
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TIE DTAMoND.

Boston, Sept. s.-Cincinnati, ); Bos-
ton, 8.
Afternoon Game-Boston, 10; Cincin-
natl. 2.
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Washington. Sept. 6.-First Game
Washington, {; Louisville, s.
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Second Game-wazhfngton, I; Louis

Second Washington, 4; Louis
vile, 3,
Philadelphia, Sept 6,-F1rst Game
Philadelphia. g.: Cleveland. 3.
Second Ciame-Cleveiand, 8; Philadel-
phia, ?.
Baltimore. Sept. s.-Baltimore, s;
PittSburg. Z.
Second Game-Baltimore, 7; Pitts
burg, 2.
New York. Sept. s.-st. Louis. s;
New York, O.
Brooklyn, Sept 6.-chicago, :; Brook
lyn. IA.
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Brooklyn, Sept 6--chicago, 7; Brook
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New York. Sept. s.-st. Louis. S.;