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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-23

ClIdTens Finest Muslin Bonnets with
h-.lpiece Of embroidery, friu around
t.- ~ mall and lace full inner ruche,
woe strings. worth regularly 30 and 1So
Geo. rebuilding-sale price. choice. %1C'
.rHdren's Pretty yoke BOnnets. made
rr Inc straw and trimmed I'm null and
Towers. wide null strings, Bonnets
worth 75c.. rebuiiding-sale DE-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
and wa. beaten out Ward. wrenn ana xars.

and was beaten out. Ward wrenn ana Wn~..
have earned their places In the third rou,d
and tomorrow the winners OF Ave remaining sec
ond round matches Will join them as follov,.
Davis against Marvin, Ware against Paret =
Goldman against Pier I.arned against McKittr,cr
and Carpenter against Bradley The MarvIn-Dayts
and Paret-Ware matches will be the features q,
the morning play. In the afternoon the thir5
round will be played, and the doubles will be con.
tinued The days scores follow
Championship sngos FIRST roundl--L e. Ware be.,
b. Ninsow. "a, GO 6-3 J. T.. Parei beat J. n Rssas
C-1. IS 6; Kenneth Horton beat Julian Codmsn
G-3. 81. 60. 8-3 A. g. Pier beat O B Wilson h.
default: Ralph MeKttrick beat f. p IArned ga A.
Sc. 6-S. w. A. Laned Leaf c. r. Budlong Ga e.
Second round--G. L. wrenn jr. beat j. c. Day,s.o,
6-3. CO. 7-5. - Games
Championship doubles preliminary round)-F H. Eoy.
and F. r. Winslow beat p r. Merrill and A. B. Hi,es
cock, 8-S e. 6-4. Alfred Goldman and = n MarSa.
beat W. c. Grant and a. G. McMaster by default I'm
First round-D. I. Davis and Hocdmb Ward hes, n ~
Little and A. p Hawes. G-2. 10 IS Alfred Co..
and r. r. Marvin beat W. J. Clohler and j p .s c.
pen,er. jr.. Ga O.. g. g. r. Bud.onR and n "
Wright beat H. ID. Wrenn and ~ d. Chase by defs1,,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
OPENING DAY AT SARATOGA.
A GOOD CARD RUN OFF IN FAST TIME-voTER
HIT THE RING HARD. AND ONE BOOK
MAKER TRIED TO WEIGH

Saratoga. n. Y, July 26-The heavy showers OF
last night had little effect on the Saratoga track
to-day. and a good card remarkably free from
scratches was run off in fast time. The crowd
was rather light. although the society element was
much larger than In former years. Garden Smith,
q bookmaker, among others OF his profession. was
hit hard by Voters victory. 1t IS asserted that ne
was caught trying 10 welch. Later he was locked
up on a charge Of grand larceny. w. Martin was
called before the stewards 10 explain his riding Oh
Sardine His excuse that the horse sulked WAS was
accepted. The stewards announced tnat II, WIZ
iams and w. O'Connor. who were SUSPENDED az
Brighton, would not be allowed 20 ride AZ saratoga
during their suspension. Spencer carried OH the
honors of the day
Here tho summaries:
First race 1--WE furlongs)voter srencer) TO TO- hrs
Toluca, I04 O1nwson) to 2. second: Sanders 40
Murphy, TO l. third Heiobas. 100; Cormorant lO9'
Rideau. 113; Our Breezy. Ill also ran: I1me-l;ol;
Second tone mileD-Cantadas 100 Spencer) 70 l.
first; Cathedral I03 a. Burns). to second OesKa
iO2: sparrow Wing. %: X. c. b.. o. also ran. Time
Third race (Ave furlongs)-King's Courier lo6 (Hen-
nessey) TO l. hrst; Petruchio lO4 (Spencer), TO J.
second Matchirn 10f q. HID. 10 70 l. third Sardlne
ll9. Mr. Jersey l04 Milestone 104; Angie. lo4; The
Fourth race lone mile and sXteenthl-Swifmas. ia
CTurner) II l. St. Cloud ia CSpencerl, 70 o.
second Fion dOr 1O2 t}urns) TO .. third Tragedan
ia: Jolly Roger 102 also ran Ttmc-14S -
Fifth race (iye furongs)-Dangerous MAID, -lo9
spencer 10 g. first; Indian Fairy. 104 Q7awson) TO
second Dear Heart. 100 O}urns). TO !, third Lady
Algy lO Flamora, il9: Little Veronica, lo4 also ran
Time
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
THE MONMOUTH COUNTY HoRsE SHOW
1T WILL OPEN TOMORROW WITH A LARGE MIN.
BER OF ENTRIES.

West End. Long Branch. n. j.. July 2s Cspec,ap
All is In readiness for the opening OF the sixth
annual exhibition OF the Monmouth County Horse
Show at Hollywood Park tomorrow There ara
800 entries this year. gain OF fifty over last sea-
son. This does not include the sxty-six Of Charles
F. Bates. which rejected Mr.. Bates made h,s
entries on conditions that the Executive Commit.
tee would not concede The number Of exhibition.
reaches seventy-flve. against sixty last year
Altogether there are nfty-one classes to be Judged
and they will be off In three days and one
night
Richard F. Carman. Of New-York. is one o, the
largest exhibitors. He chartered the Little Silver
to bring his forty-one head Of horses and twenty
traps to the Branch. They arrived at II O'clock
Among the prize horses Stranger OF the West
Walsngham, Western Star. David Harum Red
Rose and Primrose. A. J. Nuttng enters three
prize horses. Duke. Holly and Oregon. all prize
winners John Arthur enters Sir John A. and Sir
Walter. previous blue ribbon winners. George f
Baker, Walter Watson, jr., William II. Y. Hoffman
Edward Wasserman and Peter Hauck among
the summer cottagers who Will contest for prizes
orY M re M par hno sy do{ any Ea
X. will contest for honors for Mr.. Hoffman
Harry Lloyd is Mr.. Hauck's sole entry. Philip
being Sensation and Admiration.
There a score more Of exhibitors whose
horses have won honors at previous shows. Among
enters Lord Brilliant Lientenant Wilkes. Lady
Brilliant and Lieutenant Wright; liz A p n sotesioury
James Hefferman. Of New-York Garret A. Hobart
Ross and Fenton; Strauss & Hexter., Attractive
B. Hume. Lancelot and Lancaster: w. A. Jem-
son, Brooklyn, Prince Charlie and Lady, Margaret;
Whitcomb His Nlbs; Edward Wasserman, Lady
W; W. stanton Elliott. Hera; J. Holloway. Two
Myers ye S podo a and Tiger and Miss Maria Holloway
who enters Ben Bolt.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
CLAY PIGEON SHOOT.

Ocean City. Nd July 2s.-The first regular day
Of the third annual midsummer shooting tourna-
ment to-day was a highly successful one. although
q high wind and driving rain prevented anything
like big scores. Clay targets were shot at, and
the full programme OF thirteen contests was pulled
off OF these five at ten targets. 81 entrance,
s. added. three moneys; five at fifteen targets 81 20
entrance 81 added, four moneys. The remainder
were twenty targets. s. entrance so added four
moneys The highest possible score ls5. and
the nearest approach to II was made by J. S. Fan
ming Of san Francisco who broke 1863 targets;
H. H. Money Of New-York. was second. with l6l
and J. W. Hawkins Of Baltimore. third. with l55
Captain j. A. r. Elliott. of Kansas City, cham
pion OF the United States. shot poorly and en-
tered in only few OF the contests.
To-day's distances were twelve yards for ANA
tours. fifteen for semivxperts and eighteen for ex-
perts. The scores follow:
flaming handicap ls). lee; Hawkins ds). 1855: Fo,
G5). l54 Hallowel d5) 1872 sehuze ns). l4i: j. A. r.
Elliott 1s) = Lupus l5j. l54. Floyd n5l l5O: car.
teise n5 it2; Money d0. i9l; Leland n5j Ii7: Hob.
q2). i26 Brandenborg d2. i27 Springer u2 i4s: Har.
rs 02). l4I; Edel %. -: Collins (i2), isg Or Mann
05). -; Covington 12). -: Sampson nO =. c;io,.a,
dsl Totals are given only for those who shot in All
events. - A''
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING.-Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
ciation, Brighton Beach. 2:3O p. m: Sara'osa
Racing Association. Saratoga. l:3o p. H.
GOLF.-Shinnecock Hills Golf Ciuo TOUT
nament. Southampton. Long lsiano'
YACHTING.-Seawanh Chaiienge up
Raw: Jamaica Bay cat classes. Jamaica Bay
TENNIs.-Eastern championship. Boston,
Mass
CRICKET. - New York against hinEs
County Cricket Club Livingston. staten Isl
and: Staten Island Cricket Ciup against -%er %
son Lodge Bergen Point knicKeroocAer
Athletic Club against Kearny.
POLO.-Rhode Island cups Narragansett
Pier, r. l.
SHOOTING.-New-Yo York Rife Club. Union
Course range: Brooklyn Revolver CLUB
handicap match. Wallabout Market range
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
THREE INJURED IN A COLLTsIOy'-

Car No 573. OF the Third-ave cable line. on It's
way uptown, crashed into car No. 93 OF the
Chambers-st line. at Chambers-st. and Park Row,
about IL O'Clock last night. and three passengers
on the Chambers-st injured. They wero
able to 20 10 their homes after their wounds had
been dressed by ambulance surgeon. Bertha
Commiska fifteen years old OF No. $50 West
Thlrty-sixth-st.. received cut over the right eye
John OFlaherty. twenty-nine years old. OF No Al
Greenwich ave. Brooklyn, was thrown from the
car and was bruised on the body An unknown
woman was slightly injured. George Morrison,
the gripman OF the cable car was arrested It
was said that Morrison disobeyed the orders about
stoppng before intersecting
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
THE RACETRACK.
rARAL TOOK THE HoNoRs AT BRIGHTON

HE oUTRoDE MAHER IN TWO OF THE CONTESTS.
Since the Brighton meeting began the air has
usually been much cooler at the track than on
Manhattan Island. Between the Battery and The
Bronx Yesterday heat and humidity were torment
ing Al Brighton no strong breeze was en-
1oyed as on so many previous days. but the tenn
perature was not nearly Irritating as In town
The track was deep and sticky from the recent
Yains George Wheelock. J. f. Mcdonald. Orlando
Jones. Alexander Ullman and a few other book
makers had gone 10 Saratoga. but the betting ring
still contained formidable array Of layers of odds.
and speculation by means dull Much
talk was heard about the absence Of kid" Weller.
the Western plunger. who is said 10 owe $1,000
20 several members OF the Metropolitan Association
of Bookmakers Weller a well known and
prominent bookmaker in the West for years. He
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
TRIBUNE DEFEATS HERALD.

The baseball teams representing The Tribune and
"The Herald" in the Morning Newspaper League
played game on the Prospect Park Parade
Grounds yesterday afternoon. The contest which
was won by The Tribune, was a sharp one, and
the many good plays made by the members OF
both teams evoked hearty applause from the spec
tators Both batteries were In fine form, and the
support was excellent The score:
Tribune ..........-..............0 1912
Batteries-O'Sulivan and Carmichael: Windsch and
Mooney.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
MRS LANGrRY WINS AT GooDwooD.

London, July 26.-At the second day Of the Good
wood meeting to-day Mr.. Jerseys Qlrs. LangTO
Norman won the Goodwood Plate.
This race is q handicap Of 500 sovereigns, by
subscrption Of % soveregns each 10 sovereigns for
felt; second TO receive 50 sovereigns and third 10
save subscription out OF the plate. Zen horseS ran
two miles. - >,.
her prolonged spell OF Ill luck. Summary:
Mr. Jerseys CSrs. Langtry) aged CHI h. Norman by ,
Grand F1aneur-Sea1Ieed
A. Wages Mtcham three years old '-.'.'.---.'-
L. Brassey's Merry Buck -four years old ........
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
PHILADELPHIA. 7: CHICAGO. s.

Chicago. July 26.-Merte's muff OF an easy fly in
the first presented the Phillies with two runs as
a starter They made two more In the fifth by
good hitting, and they were never headed elinch-
ing the victory with three runs in the seventh. At
tendance, 1900 The follows:
r. H. E.
Chicago .......-....I % o
Philadelphia ........2 2 o 0 OF II
Batterles-Taylor and Donahue; Donohue and McFar-
land
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
P1TrsBURG. 8; WASHINGTON, /.

Pittsburg July 26.-Tannehill a puzzle to the
Washingtors, and they had no show OF scoring un-
I'll the ninth inning when a wild throw by Williams
let in their run. Attendance, $500 The score
follows:
r. II. E.
Pittshurg ....-......1 o Ks 10
Washington .........0 o o o o Ii
Batteries-Tannehill and Bowerman; Mercer and Kilt
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
nOI-RLE HEADER AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, July 26.-The Reds played miserable
ball behind Hawley in the first game and could not
hit Willis The second a pitchers battle be-
tween Phillips and young Bailey. which the former
won after ten innings OF great playing. Hawley
struck Tenney during the first game because
the latter colided with him on the bag, and later
hit Duffy in the face. Attendance 1926 The scores
foil
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP WOW.
spRAGUE. OF BENsoNHURsr. READY TO MEET
ALL CoMERS.

ALL COMERS
In the swimming match yesterday afternoon be-
tween Professor Alvin sprague Of Bensonhurst
and Edward McCauley champion OF Fort Hamilton.
for 500 from Sea Gate TO the Old Iron Pier. Coney
Island Sprague finished the match first. hundred
feet ahead Of McCauley. The actual time OF the
swim was 2 hours and IS minutes from point TO
point. Robert Smith, of Bath Beach. was ref
cree rowboat Containing the referee and two
oarsmen followed the swimmers over the course
There was a heavy on, and both men were
heartily glad at the finish
This decides the championship OF Bath Beach
and Fort Hamilton. and Professor Sprague Will
meet any and all comers In a match at any dis
tance for money or glory.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
sr LOIrIS. 4: NEW-YORK. 8.

St Louis. July 26-St. Louis made It three straight
with New-York to-day 1t was a contest full OF
sensational plays. Blake, by a remarkable throw
from centre, cut off Gleason at the plate in the
eighth inning Seymour wild. Attendance.
200 The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
ROYS TO PLAY BASKET BlLL.

The boys Of the Hudsonbank and Seward Park
gymna sums under the supervision OF the outdoor
Recreation League, have organized basket ball
teams. They have played two games. each scoring
a victory and the final game VIII be played at }
o'clock Saturday at Seward Park. o. T. Hep
bron Of the Amateur Athletic Union committee Will
act as referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
THE RECORDS.

Louisville. Ky. July 2s.-Hughes not only pitched
great ball for the Brooklyns to-day. but scored
the winning run for his team In the htth' wheh
he and Jones worked double steal. Attendance
25DJ The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

Earned run-Brooklyn. l. Stolen bases-Clingman.
Ritchey Hughes Jones Two base hit-McGure. Home
run casey First base ballson Woods 3; off Hushes
3 Struck out-By Woods. /; by Hughes l. Double
pIay-Clingman Ritchey and NJ Kelly. Left on bases
louisville g. Brooklyn. s. Time-2:02. Umpires-Lynch
nd
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
OF INTEREST TO WHEELMEN.
FOR PARK AT CONEY IsLAND-RIvERsIDF
WHEELMEN TO RACE-NOTES AND
COMMENTS.

The suggestion made in The Tribune many
months ago for a park at Coney Island has been
revived. The present plan is TO have the public
property on each side OF the Boulevard at Coney
Island turned into a park The property comes
under the jurisdiction OF the Park Department, but
as the plans Will entail the expenditure of consd-
erable money 1t is not believed that they will be
carried out for some time. There Is plenty
of vacant space between Brighton and West
Brighton for such a public park. and the project
would undoubtedly be applauded by thousands Of
people, whether they wheemen not. AS II
Is left in its rough and unkempt condition at present
It is merely most desirable piece OF property go
ing 10 waste. II the scheme is adopted II
may include in addition pier running out into
the ocean from the end of the Cycle Path.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

Charles II. Weeks. captain OF the Riverside
Wheelmen, says: AS there seems to be some mis-
understanding in regard to the Riverside Wheel
men and racing. / wish TO make the following
abatement: The Riverside Wheelmen OF
the first clubs in this vicinity to promote racing
II has developed such men George c. Smith. J..
w Judge. F. +. Goodman w. A. Barbeau, +. j.
Titus c. X. Granger f. A. Bonnger, J. Beam, A
Brown, F. Nagle. b. Keeler, a. jenkins, II. y.
Bedell, c. NJ. Ertz. +. Kramer and number Of
Others All these riders won their first race under
the colors OF the club While the club has not
been represented at the different race meets this
season. II does not mean that out OF the
racing game, has been reported The River
side never intended giving up racing. and is ar
ranging to be represented on the track as in pre-
vous years. nave received number OF appica-
tions from riders from other clubs wishing to ride
for the Riverside. but. as the club can boast Of
never taking or making any kind OF an offer to
secure a rider who has been representing another
club and there is no honor in II for the club, /
have declined 10 consider any proposition from any
rider outside Of our own club. We have a number
OF speedy riders among our members who with
proper training and coaching Will doubt develop
into good racing men, together with Charles NJ.
ErtZ the ex-amateur champion, who is going to
ride again.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

Louis j. Schillleger. OF the fast amateur riders
I'D the State, takes exception to the use OF his name
by promoters OF unsanctioned races. He writes az
follows: II wish 10 say that my name has been
used without authority after had told those work
ing for the meet that would not ride for them
am a regularly registered League Of American
Wheemen rider and loyal 70 the controlling body
1t may not he understood by racing men generally,
Dut tose ii,,s ,t 70, u cycllng Asso-
amateur athletic bodies and II is not my desire TO
hazard my amateur standing by an aflation with
an organization that will thus injure my future rae
in chances"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

The Jackson Whee,men will hold a summernight's s
festival on Wednesday evening. August @ at One
hundred ed-and-sixty- -hrst-st. and Jerome-ave. pa
rade for wheemen will start at p. m. from the
clubroom, No. 2io West Fourteenth-st., headed by
a brass band Among the prizes will be a water
ptcher for the club turning out the greatest num-
ber OF uniformed wheelmen and a loving cup to the
second.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
BASEBALL.
,,1rcuEs,s PITCHING AND BASE RUNNING
WON THE GAME FOR BROOKLYN.
GAMES YESTERDAY

Rrookyn s. Louisville. Boston, " Cinc'nnau' ""''
81 Louis. 4: New-York. g. game) y ,,.. lea.
upi,,sh,rg \. Washington 4 ond game).
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
ST. LOUIS.
Totals 81 4 s s27 10 / Totals ....'


Nev1 York ................2 o %
Earned rurs-St. Louis I: New-York, /. Three-base
hit-HeIdrick Double play-Bske and O'Connor Bases
on bas-OT Young, |: of Seymour 8 Sacrifice hits
Gleason Warner. Wallace Hedrick. Wild pitch-foung
Struck out-By Young. 8; by Seymour sto.en bases.
Van Haltren. Davis. Time-2lO Umpires-Emslie ana
MrDO
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
CHESS GAME FROM LONDON.
RUY LOPEZ.

The scores of two games played in the recent
with appended:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
FIRST GAME

r. Fl. e.
Cincinnati ..........3 % =
Boston ..............l o 90 IL
Batteries-Hawley and Peitz. Willis and Clark.
SECOND GAME.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

SIXTH RACE-Handicap. with $1,000 added; Tor three
year olds and upward. One and one-hah miles.
Bangle .............11o Kirkwood ITO
Merry Prince ...........li4 Maxine Gomez ......lOs
knight Of the Garter. LIE
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

furlonRa.

THIRD RACE-THE sPINsTER STAKES. with N,oo
added year old Niles; $50 each. $40 forfeit;
second horse 500 and 10 third 500 OF the a''ed
money: penalties and allowances Six furonss
Motley ................122 Eileen Daily ........lOI
Prejudice .........il9 Jugglery ......''''''''''"'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries and weights for to-day's races at
Brighton Beach follows:
FIRST RACE-For three year olds and upward weights
70 be ten pounds below the scale. One mile
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
sI eff AT the post

'Ieft at the post
easily by a length; neck between second and
third.
srCoND PACE-ror maidens; 5000 added: special
aIova,ces furongs.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
Nm&mm&4
Bathing Suits
and Bathing Hats

IMPORTANT items in the list of Women's
| Summer Wear, as everybody knows.
and we give them the attention that all
matters of costume may be sure of getting
here.
More than a word is due the new
Brighton" outing hat, which is bathing
hat and more. 1t is present regning
fancy at the English watering places and is
going to be popular here. We show them
first.
The hats cost SOC. and 75c. The trim
ming to make them the desired thing for
other than bathing purposes. costs 81 and
S3.5
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

YyE celebrated Goodyear A. Straus tires single tube
Il hard TO puncture: ricing. Sold sverywhers
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

FOURTH RACE-THB TEST HANDICAP, with slI0
added for year olds and upward; s33 EACH $40
II declared by p. m. on the day before the race;
TO second horse 500 and third 500 OF the added
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

(For other sports see page 81
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
As to the bathing suits. -

f2-Mohair and flannel. white trimming braid .
s250-Flanne sailor collar; trimmed with white braid
$36o-Mohar deep notched sailor collar; trimmed
with white braid
S375-An especially fine assortment: fannels various
styles; all pretty trimmed: s. values
$460-Mohar white sailor collar, and White Vest
trinmed with black braid
s5-Mohair. blue, black or brown: some $40 values
cecond floor
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

Cincinnati ........o /?
Boston ..........1 o o O-l
Batteres-Phllips and Woods. Bailey and Clark.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
LOUISVILLE.
Totals ....3l 2 8 Y IL

'Batted for Woods IN The ninth.
Louisville ................... y l " U " "
.................. . q q ! y v " -
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
BRIGHTON ENTI

Won ridden out by two lengths: length between SEQ
ond and third.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

FTFrH RACE-For three year ods and upward; selling
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

Won easily by a length four lengths between second
and third.
THIRD RAC-For all ages; 5000 added; special weights;
hal fnrlnn
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The following the entries and weights Tor
to-day's at Saratoga:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

r,rARR WHEEL CO.. 23d 81. and Lexington Ave-
n barnes Quakers. Stormers Tires ti2s up.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

Won neatly by e length a half length Between second
and third
SIXTH RAcE--Handicap 5000 added. One and ons-half
miles hurdie4
The age-herald., 1899-09-29
IGNORED AT HOT SPRINGS
Home Coming of Dewey Elaborately
 Celebrated

Hot Springs, Ark, September 2S.2The homecoming of Admiral Dewey was cele- bra tied in a most elaborate way in this city today. Thousands of people from all over the state arrived last night and this morn- ing to witness and participate in the exer- clses The parade al Il o'clock formed one Of the greatest pageants ever seen in this section of the country, and was headed by Governor Jones and staff and other promi- nent state officials. At Wilmington park the crowd assembled in the afternoon, where after bountful dinner of barbecued venison Governor Jones delivered an elo- quent speech in line with the occasion. At night Congressman J. s. Little spoke for an hour and a half, reviewing the grand victory of the hero of Manila bay and dis cussing pending and important national issues After the speaking came the fire works display. which was conceded to be the most magnificent ever witnessed in Hot Springs.
The age-herald., 1899-09-29
BOSTON WANTS DEWEY
Secretary Long Urged to Appoint Day
 for His Reception There

Washington, September 2S.-Secretary Long has been urged by the governor of Massachusetts and the mayor of Boston to set aside October as day for the re- ception of Admiral Dewey at Boston. The matter was brought to the attention of the admiral and he asked that a decision be deferred until the New York ceremonies are over and he has had an opportunity to consult personally with Secretary Long,
 Secretary Long today replied to the ap- plication of the citizens of Norfolk and vicinity to have the Olympia sent to Hamp- ton Roads in company with the North Atlantic squadron, declining to sanction the proposition. The Olympia is to go out of commission at the Boston navy yard, so the people of Boston will have an op- portunity to see the famous craft, though 1t may not be with the admiral aboard as he is likely to be detached in the course of a few days. Being actually already de- tached from command of the Asiatic sta- ton he is in fact scarcely in need of an order of detachment and may leave for his home in Vermont al his own pleasure. It is believed that he will avail himself of that privilege immediately after his visit to Washington next week.