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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26
Red Hot from the Gun

Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman of
Newark, Mich, in the Civil War. 1t caused
horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped Tor
20 years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
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Boils, Felons, Corns, Stin Eruptions- BEST
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

Harold Fredric, the London correspond
ent of the New York Times, who died sud-
denly of heart disc last week, was be-
lever in Christian Science. He dismissed
his doctors, and refused to take medicine
of any kind. The doctors think that with
proper treatment he would have recovered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the larg-
est sale of any Salye in the world. This fact
and its merit has led dishonest people to
attempt to counterfeit it. Look out for TIE
man who attempts to deceive you when you
call for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the
great pile cure. Pierce's Pharmacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26
Why Not !!

Be convinced of the merit of Hills Pile Pom
ade. Try package and if not satisfied re-
turn empty package to your druggist and re-
ceive purchase price. Relief in Is minutes.
Try it tonight! At all druggists.
For sale BY j. F. Pierce, Bellows Falls, and
f. W. Pierce. Chester.
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Samuel M. Wood, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
Westminster, SIS. for said District, To
all persons interested in the estate of Samuel
NJ. Wood, late of Rockingham, in said dis
trict. deceased. GREETING.
Whereas, John F.Alexander.Jr has pre-
sented to this Court an Instrument pur-
for probate You are hereby notified that
this Court will decide upon the probate of
said Instrument at the session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office in Bellows Falls,
in said District, on the Sd day of December,
A. D. 1s9S, when and where you may appear
and contest the same, il you see cause.
ZINA H. ALLBE Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

A stubborn cough or tickling in the throat
Yields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless
in effect, touches the right spot, reliable and
Just what is wanted. 1t acts at once. Pierce's
Pharmacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

When you call for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, the great pile cure, don't accept any
thing else. Don't be talked into accepting
substitute, for piles, for sores, for burns.
Plerce's Pharmacy.
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Obituary..
MARTHA j. PRESTON.

In the death Of Martha j. Preston at the
home of her father, in Weathersheld
Saturday, October 8, the community loses 8
true and valued friend and one who viii be
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The Co|Iarettes
Commissioners Notice.

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You invite disappointment when you exper-s
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cure constipation and sick headache just as
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Truth wears well. People have learned
that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are reliable
little pills for regulating the bowels, curing
cor, lir9'inr AID sick headache. They don't
grippe. Pierce's Pharmacy.
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The man who attempted to cloak
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RANGES and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
cpNrRAL SPORTING NOTES.

Tho first Of n series OF three games OF baseball
y,,u ne played next Sunday by the West New York
E,eld club and Hoboken teams on the formers
grounds ut Weehawken
The Parkway Gun Club will hold club shoot
at live birds tomorrow at Dexter Park Long ISL
and.
The outing and field and track sports OF tho
Eighth Ward Republican Association OF Brooklyn
took place AZ Witzers Point View Grove. College
Point Long Island, yesterday.
The actors summer colony at Bath Beach was
the scene Of some lively and interesting swimming
races at Avoca Villa yesterday. There were five
starters In the hundred-y yard race. which was won
by Billy" Dlstin. In the two-hpndred- land nifty
ward race which followed. Charlie" Rossmann
won A half mile race followed and Billy Dis
tin was the winner. long-diving contest was
won by John Goldlng
At Donnellys Grove. College Point. Long Island,
yesterday the Minaua Club held Its annual outing
and games. The winners In the various contests
were as follows Northumberland dash. John
Rowell; swimming race. Walter Anderson: one mile
run, John n. Donnelly; sack race. Alfred Weede
potato race, Charles Gilmore. hundred-yard dash.
). p hGaJr,a, enc mile and-a-haf bicycle race. h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
Flr., race dor maidsns. three years ola ana a1H
s.pAroGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RAcE-Far maiden t~oyearoid,; weights '"e'''
w.sh,l Name weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
GOLF.
ANyr-,r. TOURNAMENT OF THE SARATOGA
GOLF CLUB OPENS WITH FINE PLAYING.

Il IB
Saratoga. ~ Y. Aug. "a (SpeciaD-Ihe amman
tournament Of the Saratoga Golf Club started thls
morning with the preliminary rounds OF 'hlrE-s'N
holes tho winner and second man to receive prizes,
and the first sixteen men TO qualify for the Cn'ed
States Hotel Cup. The course was In superb con-
dit,on and during the morning round OF eighteen
holes the weather all that could be DESIRED
but after luncheon a heavy thunderstorm came
I'D and threatened to end the play for the day. as
many of the greens were flooded and the course
was unplayable for the greater part However,
about o'clock the fury Of the storm abaied ana
although there was a steady downpour 1t was de-
cided TO 20 on with the second round. Low scores
were Of course out Of the question and II speaks
we'll for the condition Of the course that they were
no higher. The winner proved to be John Red, r.
OF st. Andrews. with a score OF ~, toIlO"eu ~
A De Witt Cochrane also Of ST. Andrews. WIN
$50 The others qualifying Tor me CHlteu So,
round begins tomorrow morning the pairing oem5
Manning VS. Smith Cluett VS.. Lynch Jora vs.
Van Rensselaer,, Chadwick VS.. Wathew, LeEeAs
sion vs. Reid Kerr ". Cochran, Yates vs. Shoe-
maker HolbrOok vs. WOOsey. ,,
The second sixteen start lIay TOT cohsoId.Ioi
cup at the same time. the pairing being as ioiDNS
Butler ys. Marvin. Huyck rs. RomelnS a. S'oi!
VS. Mitchell Minor w. c. story. Lawrence vs.
Keinmund. Newman vs. Taylor. Ludlow vs. Chao-
The contesiing rounds are at eighteen holes, the
finals at thrty-siX holes, being reached SatTfaa!
The sem-hnais and the thirty siX-hoie hahHlcaP
for the Grand Union Hotel Cup will be played
Friday.
The scores: $1,000
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o;.,uore, 10 End to I. won; SorrSw io @ 20
,oln 10 and even second Borden. ITO ,Caywoop
/ third Time-l:i5 Virgins RanEaa1zn, ANA ~ 7 T
,ouin.s Dresden Oralbes Sir Blazes, Leona u !" .
eaton Miss Lizzie and Dave Fac also rhnc - p,,r., q
Ty,irs race selling one mie)-Wilson 70 " bm'eI'
., won. Deoueath 90 (Hothersoll). TO i ana .n,ri
second: Empress Josephine 50 H;ock, 10 pa, Frost
Irnei All Gold Band Cousin LIZ ie ana ben r'o'
also ran. tiolf Top left at poet $500, r,-. u.k.r 10
rourth race (handlcap six furlongsl-Ime 90 80
IT purns, 10 > wor Be True - "etsoh)' IL ~
ana 4 10 second: Verify HothersoiD thlra 70, pice
I.i.A Flreside Miss Verne. John Boone ana T'a NJ
also ran. -. 40, , .,r,eenth)-ci- Rola
os Ttnes1 n 10 won; Linda, 1902 IT. BuIns !" IA
even second Pinochle. % steysns,i ~ an - = WIZ
SIKH race (hsndlcap. six furlonss1oooIculs ,N N
Lines "ssc,ns, Berse "a tMsys). 40 10 l. thiG s
~ 81 t,5% Blenheim Uhler. Jessie Tarboe ana DIT
co,,an also ran Mona u. left NJ post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
TIE RECORDS.

Cleveland Aug. 2i-'rhe Wanderers returned 10
their home grounds to-day in the hope that inc
local enthusiasts would relent and show a diSpo-
sit,on 10 patronize baseball games Whiie cohsu
cradle Importance was felt In the result on account
y, g., .1aso,ess ~ the two teams the attendance
was only few hundred.
II was the first time that the Clevelands had ap
peared on the home grounds In several weeks Z"
looks as II the game was dead here beyond repair;
and Il is doubtful II Cleveland will be represented
a. the League another year. The game To-Day
was stopped at the end OF the sixth inning on ac
count OF rain Seymour erratic In the open
ING inning. and The home players scored Inrse
runs which eventually gave them the game Doyle
covered Davis's regular position AT sHof'' anu TIC
Ill 200 work ScOTa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
EAVORITES WIN AT MIDDLETOWN.

Middletown. n Y. Aug. 24-Despte the heavy
rnns OF Tuesday night the track was In good shape
to-day Grace c. paced mile In 2:l6 Rival ran
away after her drivers line broke In the 2:I class.
and ran full mile before being stopped All the
favorites won.
PACING-2:i5 CIASs-PURsE $500.
Grace c. won three straight heats In 2;isH; 2;lln
and 2:l6. Emma I. was second Red Lake th'rd' ara
Mira fourth.
TROTTING-2:2l CLAss-PURsE $500
orvet won the third fourth and eixh heats In 2;zo%
o5s ana o5 respectively. Lou Mitchell the nrst heat
IN e:leik: Mclaughlin Maid won the second heat In
9,oni ana both were drawn illness being announced
"a ~ ~,Wse Rival won NTH heat In 100. and sec
ond money: Red Weed third.
TRoTrING-2:3s CLAss-PURsE $500
Hale, Simmons won the Hrst and second heats In
o.5i and 2Ga respectively. getting hrst money: Grace
Ike and Brigham Bell divided second ana third money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
THE SUSPENSION OF HOLMES.
DrRDcroRs TO BE ASKED TO RECONSIDER THEFT
DECISION

DErIsION
The BOARD OF Arbitration Of the National Base
ball League did not meet at the F.!th Avenue
Hotel Yesterday. y. +. Young. the president Of
the League. f. ill., and he sent his son. Robert
Young TO act in his place only + DeH Robson.
Of tho Cleveland Club. present at the hotel,
and he and Mt Young talked the situation over.
Mr. Robson said he had been empowered Tuesday
at n meeting in Boston with \. II Sodon % the
Boston Club, and J. r Brush. Of tho Cincinnars.
10 net for them II was then decided 10 send a
dispatch 10 the various members OF tho Board OF
Directors OF the League asking them 20 recon
slider their decision in the New York Baltimore
case in regard 10 tho suspension OF Holmes. ~
the Raltir1oras which they considered unjust. and
TO expedite matters Il thought wiser 20 allow
y T. Young president Of The League. 10 cast n
single vote for the Board.
Mr. Robson said that the Board. IN Tho opinion of
nearly every one In baseball circles hnd done wrong
IN suspcndlng Holmes lie said that Holmes cor
family had n right 10 be officially accused md then
tried Tho Board ought 20 withdraw its charges.
md II u then chose 20 begin an action against
Holmes Il could do 60 lie said that the matter
mus, be quickly decided. Holmes could have played
Yesterday but not to-day according to this decision
This might 70 on the way with every other
club in tho League and cnuse intricate compiled
lions He said that the Board Of Arbitration Will
not meet because Il IS positive that tho board OF
Directors WIN reconsider its action. II tho New
York club then chose make complaint
ogatust Holmes II could DO lie said that tho
other part OF tho decision not unconstitu-
,ional bu, he thought the fine OF 1900 on tho
Network Club too big He raid that VT; Brnsh
and Mr. soden as well es the res, OF the baseball
fraternity, considered the suspension or Holmes
without a hearing unconstitutional. and there was
no doubt that the Board OF Directors would re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
SPORTS AMID SPORT SIM en-

bocoroa her nronerty as It will be her third win.
The handicap singles begun ana play al
vanced TO the semi-fnals in the novice singles
Scores.
Mems handicap singles (hrst round)-C NJ Dana 'hi-
feenl beat A. r Freheirner GfteenJ. g. - -,
Peter dat fifteen beat 4 H. Backwe"1 ana, ,ns
heat j. Norton Ohalf hfteenl - g. $ O. Fate mar
tbir1 heat r. Wright (half hfteen). G-l o--i' \; IL
fane,on f6feen, heal H. Winner (half nfteen g. %
7 R.sseli cffteen) beat II. simon thirty. 6 -
@. a. Wisener Chaf ffteen) beat l. Kohn dor'y) .
&c &C - a., nal.
Wonens singles preliminary round)-Miss MAUD BANKS
phuaaelnhia heat Mrs Burgess Bran'ford. Cd, -
Miss Kathleen Atkinson Brooklyn. teat Miss Hamilton
Voyice Singles Chrst round)-G. Wagner beat g D.
Lamont co CT. Il. W Marquis beat H. y Mclaugn-
''S emi-dnai chrst round)-James Norris beat H. Z.
Gabriel. C-3. Is 6-l
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BOWLING ANALYSIS


W +. McMurtry Kelly ...............-........
I. Counsel and Kelly -.........,..-....'s.'
A. O. Chambers Mt out.
W n Marshall. FOLEY ................s..sss
j. 81 Lalng stiles. Kelly.
d II E're.se, = nm. = " surfing II D
McCiysrn and r. J. favkc dil not bat
Leg byes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
ROWING.
THE NEW AMERICAN scULLING CHAN.
PION HOME.
WINNER OF THE DIAMOND SOULS AND ALSO \
THE wINGFIELD cur AT THE LAST
HENLEY REoATTA-woS'T TALK
ABOUT TEN EYCK
ABOUT TEN EYCK


ABOUT TEN EYcK.
g. Hunting Howell. who won the Damo,a
Souls at the Henley Regatta this year arrived
here on the Teuonic yesterday. Mr. Howell Ia,
lust completed his course at Trinity Hall Car
bridge lie represented that college az the "a.
rious regattas In which he has rowed He IA.
come to this country without any definite n,.,
tions but says that he may possibly 20 ,,,
business here II opportunity offers
Mr. Howell IL a bronzed. athlete looking vou,.
man. over six feet high. though of rather s,yS,
build for a champion oarsman. Few would tst
either himself or his brother for Americans Tb.y
have both lived I'm England for several years ga
in speech and dress appear Ike other Young -,
lsh Varsity men They are the sons Of = y
Howell of the firm Of r.. n Howell Sons & n
OF No 100 Wall-st and erandsons Of 3 n Hou.u
Of the same firm. b. Hunting Howell became a,
Undergraduate at Cambridge IN October 1894 ara
almost Immediately gained reputation As an
oarsman He rowed in his colleges nrs, hoa,
which had the first place on the Cam In $50, D,
the following year he was one ~ me crew which
beat Cornell at Henley fer the Grand Challeny.
Cup and also rowed for Cambridge in the inter,
varsity race. In 1877 he represented Trinity Han
in the contest for the Diamond SOULS bu, wa.
beaten by Ten Eyck IN the same year he Hn,sbaa
second for the Wingfeld Cup
This year Mr.. Howell won both the Diamond
Souls and the Wingfeld Cup. He beat the records
in both contests. For the Diamond Souls \.
covered the distance in minutes . seconds Al.
seconds less than the best previous record tia,
OF Ten Eyck In the contest for the Wlnsaed
Cup he beat the record by 80 seconds In he
first heat FOR the Diamond Souls Mr. Howell bea,
Everitt. Of the London Rowing Club In the sec.
ond heat he beat Stout OF the London Rowing
Club. and in the third heat be beat the we'll
known Blackstare. Of the vesta Rowing Club.
When Mr. Howell was by Tribune re-
porter last evening he refused say anything
about the question Of the barring out Of Ten Eyck
by the Henley Committee this year. Mr. Howelrs
brother who arrived with him yesterday. ard
who has just been entered an Undergraduate
at Cambridge limited. however. that Il posi-
BILE that the criticisms which have been made
IN this country about the committees action had
been unJustihed II H. certain. judging from what
he said that there IL not much difference Of
opinion in England as To Ten Eycks night TO row
"a amateur races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

The omen tournament of the Engewood Golf Club
viii begin this morning with the qualifying round
at medal MAY in which the best sixteen are to be
eligible 10 compete at match play for the EnsIe-
wood Cup There will he about thirty starters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
pESI,I.TS AT NITWOOD PARK.

Dubuque Aug 2i-Three thousand people saw
the races NJ Nutwood Park to-day weather warm;
track fast Results:
pacing 2.25 class purse 81 600 Cunnnished)-Mss
Logan took third heat and race. rime-2os Lord
no@etery and Fanny Putnam also started.
rroitng. ais class purse SlSo esven starteTsl-
Pilatus first heat. Tine-2i3s Aragon won sec
ond heat Time-213A DR. Lees won third. fourth
AMI nfth heats Tlme-2:i3h.. 2:ia: 2i5 Hazel Kin
nov Heir Medium Robert fe. rnd VIDA also started.
p,cing 2iG class purse 81. 500 tnve starters,-Anna
Leo won In three straight heats. Tme-2oI-. 2l2N
o.la Newton and I>ottie Smart also started Others
datancel. c..
Trnttug 23o class purse $1,000 six etartersp-s are
,,t,o ~ in straight heats Time 2.isA 2is. 2l6t
H. soell nan RIA Madison Black Robert. vyzor. on
wa silver also started
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
MEETING CLOSES AT WINDSOR.

r....,, A., o.-The summer meeting at Wlnd-
go. nioscd TO-DAY. A large crowd was present
,rhrae favorites won special train OF twenty
carloads Of horses left tonight for the orr ~ fr
track which opens on the 2'th ah1 commune"
twenty-three days ro,r
IT., race xix fur,ongs)-Rob Leach won' D'
picb, second: Mover third. Trne-i;lo. o,. I T.
80 nj rocs fnve fIrongs)--Ocie bIgons VIZ,
C-,i,s. sacond. Bucna Ventura third lime ,,on.
T,rd race (miie and sixteenth - =. s' /" a.
r., ffesf so.ond Henry Liunt, third Iimei
+ ,urth race Cnve furlongsl --sprihg~es5iiis N''
,,i,. .scond Wreath. third. Time ;o5'. --.. n
m race (slx fuflongs)-Midlo won rer's'H"'' 80
second. prma, third. Tme-lli r...., von
sixth race (siecpechase. short couissy, ill., not
Brother BOB second: Little Bramoie' thlrd Inn" "o'
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
RESULTS AT HAHN.
Chicago. Aug A-weather clear; track slow Tn

Chicago Aug. 24.-Weather clear; track SLOW i"'
results. -.
First race (three-nuarters mile)-Corslis 70 "
Warren Point. 2. second; Moroni. thho i''''
i:2".. .. ..,,,, rliasd . 10 I.
,,cr, pranch 3 10 l. second; Lizzie CsVaier' 'n'''
Third race Ghrce-quarters mile. La Granse ,n
60 900 addei,-Rcney Boy 10 D. won 'hi'0' ~ -
sstond. Nr Johnson. third Time ~ 49,. @ % 4
Fourth race ,hvt-eishths mile,-Hardy faI.s. ,b,rd
won: queen OF Song. TO .. second NOT" "'' w
Time tGls. 10 vt,n p.yuuda u 10
,ron. cc,rge n Ketcham. 10 10. second frha'r'
third Time :i9%. -, Heel , N . won:
e.,.er ~ second: Roger r.. third. Tme-l'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
BOWLING ANAIYS
SHOOTING.
MURPHY WINS THE WEST END HANDICAP
AT THE EIKWOOD TRAPS.


Long Branch, Aug. % (Specia)A dozen crscA
wing shots took part IN the West End hahoioap
the scheduled contest at the Elkwood traps 'ni'
afternoon which not started until oe'o'H
because OF the heat. Eish, OF the number hnishe''
two killing twenty straight. The latter were Edsa'
Gibbs Murphy. of New-York and Captain ~ '"
Money OF Oakland. y. J. They divided hrs' ah'
second money. $50. and afterward shot miss-ahI
out 10 decide the winner Captain Money lost us
first bird. and Murphy scored Kill "'hhns s
contest Four tied for third money. !S :" wan
nineteen killed each They were samuel Su nIscs;
son. OF Louisville, Ky; Phil DAILY. Jr OF TINS i,
DR. George Van Schalck. of New ork, ana lhu ~, A.
w Thomas OF Paterson. Thomas ana phi mr.
vded the purse in the shoo-on. Culhertsoh s nu
Van Schaick dropping their first birds M u,P% *
was the favorite. Notwithstanding that seve'S vera
the contestants. because OF their handicap ,orr
allowed two misses Kills. He shot IN ilnr The
Phil Days only miss was his hfth. dts,acnI, 10
large number OF contestants made II uI' IL end
pick favorte yet Murphy had the call 70 IN, ocleck
The shoot was not finished until after y y TART.
when the contest for the Rcd TOP prize WIS
ed with dozen entries. Summaries: -
Yves, End Handicap: birds; So; 50 YARDS oa two
Shooters Handicapped ~ % and 20 yards es yards.
misses as Kills: q yards one miss as no ntn' -
bird miss. X N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
LAWN TENNIS.
INTERNATIONAL TENNIS AT NIAGARA.

Niagara. Ontario. Aug. "a (speciaD-The inter
national tennis tournament contir nj here
this morning and afternoon. large crowd had
come from Toronto and Buffalo 10 the crack
American players. but the latter did not arrive in
time 10 play. and the spectators saw instead some
excellent tennis by some of the best players
in the country. Miss Marie Winner. Of Washington;
Miss Carrie Nicely. OF Chicago; Miss Maud Banks.
Of Philadelphia. and Mise Kathleen Atkinson. OF
Rrooklyn are stu In the women's singles. and the
c,Iuner hewecn them will challenge the present In
terrat!onal champion. Miss Julctte 4 ikinson, for
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