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The times., 1899-04-03
ENTRIES FOR This
AFTERNOONS RACES
Opening Day at the Benning
Course.
The Arlington Stake and the Easier
SteePleehase TO Be Run.
A Fine Field Of Han=stniIs viii Face
ia" starter-The Times
Selections.

Easter Monday marks the Inauguration
of the fourth spring meeting OF the Wash
ington Jockey Club. the first race of which
will be run at ire Benning track al s.l5
o'clock this afternoon
The card for today's sport is excellent
and embraces two stake events. the Ar
lington, for rwo-year- olds. and the Easter
steepIechase.
In the FIRST event the stables of Robert
Bradley, ". c DAILY. W C. Eustis. James
Mclaughlin, A. H. and D. H. Norris. O.
l. Richards. and James C. Smith will
have horses facing the starter The dis
tanee IS half mile
The Easter steeplechase will have jump
ers from the stables of h. F. CLYDE. w
c. Hayes, c. H. Herkamp. E G. Merry
man, T. II. L. strathy. and L. Waterbury
There is no prettier race in the category
of the turf than the steeplechase Ii pro-
vokes a pleasant sensation OF anxiety and
This coupled with the natural suspense Of
the spectator until the winner comes
under the wire, accounts for the great pop
ularity OF this style of jumping events
Taken altogether the programme for this
afternoon is excellent and plenty of good
sport is assured.
An Attractive Feature
The announcement made by the officials
of the club that all disreputable Characters
viii be denied admission to the grandstand
and grounds meets with much commenda-
tion, and it is safe to say that the meet
ing viii eclipse all previous ones held in
the District
AS the weather is ideal for driving Il
Is expected that many coaching parties
VIII be IN evidence al the track.
For the accommodation of those who
desire 10 attend special trains will leave
the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot. at the
corner Of Sixth and c Streets, for Dean
wood al 2;0i. 2:30. and 3:15 o'clock.
Entries for Today
The events. entries. and weights for this
afternoon are as follows:
First race-Three- -year-olds and IN
wards: six furlongs. Danforth. IFS:
charenlus. III: Filament. us: Gen. Mart
Gary. l0l; Ben Viking, l0I: DR.. Parker.
49, Roysterer, ss; Water Girl. SO; Presti-
digitarice. s6.
Second raee-The Arlington, for two
year-oids. half mile. MonometaIlist. lI2;
Christmas Carol. III: estldigitator. Il2;
Primrose Day, lc9; King Thistle 1O9; The
Bobby, lO3; Matte Bazaar I09; Cupidity.
10g.
Third raee-The Easter steeplechase.
about two miles. Trillion, ls7; Decapod.
l5I; Baby Bill. 167; Last Fellow. i62;
Narsouyenne, l55; Radnor II. 1852: Hesper-
Ian, l52; Vanity Fair, 152; Red Hackle. 1876.
Fourth raee-Maiden two years-olds.
half mile. Peeler 10; MonometalIist
I10; Specific 10: Contestor, 10; Prestige,
lI0.
Fifth raee-Selling. one mile and forty
yards Nosey. l06; Premier. los; Sensa-
uonal, lo3; Plaintain, as; Judge Magee. IS.
The Times Selections.
First race-Charentus. Fllament.
Second raee-King Thistle, Monometal-
list.
Third race-Decapod. Red Hackie.
Fourth race-Prestige. Peeler.
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First race-charentus. Fllament.
Second raee-King Thistle, Monometal-
HIST
Third race-Decapod. Red Hackle.
Fourth race-Prestige. Peeler.
Fifth race-Premier, Nosey.
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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-07-19

was so at the bimetallic meeting al
Louisville the following week. and again
in the Kentucky Democratic conven-
ton ten days ago. and at the Columbus
o meeting the past week. And even
the Tammany Fourth of July celebra-
ton wound up in a Bryan hurrah. Sill
the gold standard press goes on in its
fixed purpose 1t is now declaring
that Stone will be turned down foi
chairman of the national committee
meeting in Chicagn. July %, in favor Of
Senator Martin. of Virginia, ihrnngh
the efforts OF GOrman' and other East
ern influences antagOnistic tn Bryan:
and when Stone is unanimously rhoseI
to preside, as he will be, it will then
say it all happened because Stone war
known to be unfrendly to Bryan and
weakening on silver There was never
such systematic, unreasonable aud I'M
considerable lying going on in the
American press as is now being INDUCED
in by the metropolitan papers, nearly
all of which arc controlled i'm the inter
est Of the gold standard. But it seems
to have no effect whatever on the DEM
ocratic party, as the feeling for Bryan
and the Chicago platform was never
mole pronounced or universal than it
is to-day.-OwensbOr0 Messenger.
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How we'll he stands at home shows in
he fact that his people have three
unts in succession elerted him State
Senator and also made him their repre-
sentative in the constitutional cOnven
tion. How mian stands at home is
the way To- Judge of him and Senator
GueLel has shown how high his people
iold him in their estimation. In re-
gard to the trickery and other means
resorted to in the convention, the re-
ports are exaggerated. There was no
more than is customary in such con-
ventiOns. He did little trading him
sell, by getting the other fellows to
vote for him on the promise of helping
heir friends, which he did. He en-
iOrsed the Platform and stated that
,here was no reason for the hue and cry
against the Goebel bill. But, even il
it We're as indefensible as its enemies
say. the way 10 get rid of it is not by
voting for the Republicans, who never
repealed mean law in their history.
lie also endorsed the other bills,
which he thought should and would he
passed by the next Legislature With
some Improvements, resffirmed his al
Iegiance to the hicago platform, de-
nOunced the war as present prosecuted
in the Philippines, depIored miItani-ni
both in Kentucky and National affsi, :
and closed with AN eloquent appeal Il
Democrats to stand 10y their cnloIs and
vote the ticket from top to bptton
The Judge is fine Speaker. man ID
force and intel lect and will make hun
dreds Of vOie~ Tor Fhe party everywhere
his silver voice is heard
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G0EBEL cANARDS.

The gold standard press seems to
never tire or relax in its efforts to MAX e
it appear that the Democratic party is
about to back down from the Chicago
platform, or weaken in its determine
ton to renominate Mr.. Bryan. 1t is
always Matching plots and couuterplois,
and as fast as one of IT'S canards is ex-
posed it creates another. 1t predicted
that the Democratic national commit
tee. at it's conference at St. Louis in
may. would take a stand in favor of
dropping silver. but not voice was
raised to that effect in the committee
meeting and every speech in the COM
mittee meeting and at the great BAN
quet that followed was for silver. II
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JUDGE BRECKENRIDGE OPENS The
CANVASS.
Jstanford Journal

Without announcement save what
we could give by the word of month.
Judge r. j. Ireckinridge opened hir
canvass Of the state ticket here yester-
day. His son. Morrison Breckinridge,
teiephoned US Friday morning that he
would 81 eak here, but unfortunately
the message came after we went to
press He started by saving that as
Mr.. Walton, Of the interior Journal,
had first put tile bee in his bonnet to
run for attorney general and the people
of Lincoln had so heartily endorsed his
candidacy, he wanted to come here
first and return his thanks to him and
them. Then he paid grand tribute
70 the head Of the ticket. He had
known Senator Goebe for years and
had found him 10 be the soul Of honor
aud honesty and ihe peer Of any man
ia thestase aa lawyer and as q man.
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kentucky Fair Dates.

The following are the dates for hold
ing the Kentucky fairs this year so far
"a reported:
Richmond, Aug. l, ., and 4th.
Lexington August SIS days.
lIustonville, August SIS days.
Madisonville. August "a days.
Luxembourg, August l5--i days.
Lebanon, August ia days.
Columbia, August 22-4 days.
Alexandria, August 22-5 DAYS.
Louisville (COlored Fair August %
3 days
Germantown, August 23-4 days.
Broadhead, August 23-4 days.
Shelbyville, August 23-3 days.
Springfield, August 23-3 days.
Bardstown, August 29-5 days.
LsGange, August 3O-3 days.
Florence, August 3O-3 days.
Elizabeihtown, September 81 days
owing Green. September l3-4 davs
Glasgow, September 2O-4 days.
Guthrie. September 27--4 days.
Hon Sc Cave, September u = days
Greensboro, October 3-5 days
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to present style. They are in circular

to present style. They are in circular
form.
The material used for little bows
mantle is matter of interest Best &
Co. show these classic little garments
made of Goth, fne serge or cheviOt
English velveteen Is also used, for half
length mantles of this description.
Bright-colored Innings to harmonic
with the dress material are the correct
thing.
A lovely gown is of lettuce colored
foulard, patterned with white. and with
Greek border of white satin ribon,
Iapels OF same, and fiounce of white
silk Grape.
The low -necked corset rover SHRED
round the waist is a beautiful bit of
work, with its trimmings of lace or fine
needlework; but the lovely lace Il. d
q. corset worn under it is really too
pretty to cover up.
Fle empire gown is revived; and SO
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-07-19

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Mr.. J. f. Lilly, prominent citizen
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In telling of it he says: 4 was taken
with Typhoid Fever. that ran into
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NEW x0ax Fashions.

The old-fssliioned chemise is no
longer in fashion. 1t has again disap-
peared, even from the bargain.eounters
1t is predicted that the DAVIS Of the
separate skirt ami silk shirt waist are
numbered. Let us hope this not true.
A happy combination Of corsei-coser
and short skin has taken the place Of
the shelved chemisp.
Bicycle skirts mu-s reach to within
rsvcn inches Of The ground 10 confrm
covert cloth or thick awanskin.
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welcome is this style that even new night
hes are bnill upon its flowing, grace
tul lines. The newest one Is gathered
TIA draw-string just under the bust.
and has long, iul 81 irt. 1t is pretty
enough TO wear in day light.
ENELYN CABLE.
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Chesapeake nd Ohio Railway.
Time of Trains at winchester. Ky.

Accommodation trains run daily except sun
dav- other trains run daily.
Through sleeping and dining car service to
New York
sall on or write X. HOOD. Agent Ian BY,
or GEORGE W. BARNEY,
"A. c. a o. n.y.. Lexington, Ky.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-25
CATTLE HERDS
ARE STARVING
Caught by the Heavy
Snowfall.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN ANDREAS, Oct. 24.-More than
one hundred experienced vaqueros are
working day and night trying to save four
thousand or more cattle that We're caught
on the ranges of the higher Sierras by the
Unexpectedly severe storms. The snow
has destroyed all feed and unless the cat
tie can be brought out they will surely
Starve. The cattle men of TuOlumne
County are greater sufferers than those of
Calaveras, many bands owned here hav-
ing been brought down last month. but
these aggregate less than five hundred
head.
1t cleared up yesterday, however, and
the worst is past for the present. The
rainfall here for the present storm was
nearly five inches and the snowfall in the
upper ranges was from six to eight feet.
While it has brought death TO the cattle,
and even deer, ii will prove a blessing
to a wide scope of country next summer.
The cold weather which was a feature of
the great storm solidified the snow, caus-
ing it to pack hard, and thus insure a
general supply of water next year.
Though the sun is shining brightly to-day
the air is cold and crisp and the snow will
not melt.
Some sawmill men had narrow escapes
and Surveyor McTarnahan of Angels was
showed in above Strawberry Valley, in
Tuolumne County, but was rescued by a
relief party.
The home and family of Assemblyman
Harvey S. Blood of this county. on the
divide between Caaveras and Alpine
counties, are showed in, and the local
statesman is prepared for a hard siege.
All work at Poniatowskis Blue Lake
ard electric plant has come to standstill
and the men have all come out. All work
in the timber belt and at the sawmills has
been suspended for the season.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-25
BRIT0NS HAVE NO CAUSE
FOR CONTEMPLATION

LONDON, Oct 25.-Although there is no
reason to doubt the accuracy of the dis
patch from Cape Town to the Daily Mail
regarding General Yule's movement. It is
curious that General Whites telegram to
the War Office is also dated D. m. but
makes no mention of a joining of forces
When the War Office dispatch was is
sued just after midnight the officials an
nounced that nothing more would be com
municated until Wednesday morning so
that 1t is impossible to confirm or deny
the news. General Yule had d heavy
march on Monday over the Stratford
slOughs and the Zurfontein table, both
over 5000 feet high, and arrived after dusk
at Beth, which is half way between
Rorkes Drift and Waschbank. He had
still heavier march before him and was
hardly expected to join General White at
Ladysmith until to-day. His acts were
actuated by sound judgment, since he
soon would have been surrounded and in
a desperate position. The combined forces
at LadysmiJh, now amounting to some
1900 men, viii be amply sufficient to act
on the defensive A few more victories
like Glencoe and Glands Laagte, however,
would leave the British troops without
officers.
While the Beers have failed to take ad-
vantage of their strategic position, owing
TO the incOmpetency or haste of their
leaders, the British have no cause for con
gratulations over the results of the Natal
operations. They have suffered heavy
losses in men and their victories have
practically gone for nothing, the whole Of
Northern Natal being now abandoned to
the Beers
II would have been better to have con-
centrated on Ladysmith in the first in
stance, but General White and General
Symons had TO yield TO political exigen-
cies and to the local reluctance to aban-
don an inch of territory more than neces-
sary.
It is not expected that the wounded left
at Dundee will suffer except in being pris-
oners. of war. The news OF unrest in Ba-
sutoland causes much anxiety.
The correspondents who were taken
prisoners in the train at Glands Laagte
have escaped. They report that they
were we'll treated by the Beers and that
in the collecting and assisting Of the
wounded Beers and British seem TO have
been mutually helpful.
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changed. The siege continues. YESTERDAY
the armored train found the enemy IN
the same position in the SpytIontalh
neighborhood. The prisoners who were
captured when the armored train was
destroyed by the Beers at Kraai Pan are
now reported alive and we'll treated. The
Beers hoisted the flag of the TransVaai
over Yryburg on October IS, and are about
issuing a proclamation that Bechuana-
land now forms part of the TransvaaL
This is regarded as a move on the part
of the enemy to induce the colonial Dutch
to join the republic without mourning the
risk hereafter Of the charge Of high
treason, If the Beers are ultimately de-
feated.
Colonel Keckwich, on hearing of 1t,
immediately issued a proclamation noti-
flying the people that if any British sub
jects were found assisting her Majesty s
enemies either directly or indirectly such
person would be punished summarily as
a base rebel. Several arrests of Cape
Dutchmen were made here last night"
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-25

be said, but all subjects Of merely do
mestic interests are dwarfed by the
stirring events in South Africa. There we
find our troops. both British and colonial,
from the necessities of the case, divided
and isolated. and for the moment greatly
outnumbered, yet resisting with the ut
most heroism unprovoked opposition OF
the Queens dominions. Our imperial
destinies are now being decided in Natal
and Cape Colony. Constituencies that
are called on at such crisis to elect
representatives in Parliament cannot re-
main idle spectators of a contest which
though it be waged 5000 miles away, does
most nearly touch US all. They have an
exceptional share of the national re-
spOnsibilities and for my part l cannot
doubt that the electors whose suffrages
you are asking will feel that their first
duty IS to strengthen the hands of those
to whom, under conditions OF peculiar diff
ffculty, has been entrusted the mainten-
anCe of the empire
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-25
DETAILS OF A FIGHT
CLOSE TO MAFEKING

LONDON, Oct. 24-The War Office pub
lished tonight a dispatch from Colonel
Baden-Powell, the British commander at
Mafeking, dated October Is and forwarded
from Cape Town. 1t says:
"All well here. In fight to-day, four
miles from Mafeking, the armored train.
a section of the British So,;ih African
police and two squadrOns Of the protcc-
torate regiment repulsed the enemy, los
Ing two killed and fifteen wounded the
latter including Lieutenant Bentinicl.
Ninth Lancers, and Lieutenant Bray OF
the protectorate regiment, both slightly.
The enemys loss is estimated at fifty
three killed, besides many wounded. The
names of our killed and wounded will fol-
low. All worked splendtdly and are very
anxious for the next meeting with the
enemy"
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-25
TRIAL OF THE COEUR
D'ALENE MINERS DELAYED
It Is Now Very Probable the Hearing
Will Not Commence Before
Next Monday

MOSCOW, Idaho5 Oct. 24.-It now seems
probable that the trial of the Coeur
d'Alene miners on a charge of interfering
with a United States mail train will not
begin before Monday next. The United
States Grand jury is now in session here,
and 1t is probable that the new indct-
ment it will present against the men will
include the names of those in the old in
dictment and also the names Of the -four
hundred whose names are unknown"
Out of the 442 indicted by a former
grand jury, 1t Is not probable that more
than twenty will be tried. These will, It
is thought, be tried Jointly. The rest Of
the indicted miners are out of the State.
have been paroled or have escaped. The
defense will ask the court to pay the ex-
penses of their witnesses as they are un-
able to do so.
Edwin Brooks, defaulting witness be-
fore the Grand Jury. was brought in to-
day and heavily fined.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-25
REINS OF GOVERNMENT
TURNED OVER TO CASTRO
Revolutionary Leader Assumes
Charge in Venezuela and
Names a Cabinet

WASHINGTON, Oct. PA cablegram
received at the State Department from
Minister Loomis at Caracas says that the
Government has been turned over to
Castro by the Acting President Castro
seems very popular.
CARACAS, Venezuela, Oct. 24-General
Cipriano Castro the insurgent leader. has
assumed control of the Government and
has formed the following Cabinet:
Minister of the Interior-Francisco Cas-
tillo.
Minister of the Exterior-Anduza Pa
lacio.
Minister of Finance-Tello Mendoza.
Minister of War-Ignacio Pulido.
Minister of Commerce-Manue Herman
dez Mocho.
Minister of Public Works-victor Rod
rigueZ.
Minister of truction-Clemente Ur-
banaja.
Governor-Julio Sarria.