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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

tho Kcpuood country clubs tournament V o'
Wv ,,.. Nxrtle McAtccr Of Ptsbure ana
,.,.. Noel OF Chicago. In a four set lna,c".
%rcont IN tho third set which Miss NeeI ana , S.
McAtcor won handliy. tho champions ma, ,r tonr
irs we're I'm fine form. Miss Neey pay ''"7
espcciauy p,,.b i'm singles will be played to-m@r-
inc ntt Mss Nociy and Miss McAtcer ,, In'
winner viii meet Miss Atkinson or nIo2siE5i sum
day. for tho woman "es'''"
maricst . , Nj. and Naule
Doubles rnn Round M's's carte NS Ssyr,ie NcAtecr
81 g. q. o. ,-...~, IN tho Lake Final
single, t.rser defeated Miss Chompln o. d"
t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

NorEn rnRsEs IL rNr1RE crTY rRAcK

NOTED HORSES At ENPtRE CITY TRACK
some noted horses have iust arrived at tho new
track Of tho Empire City TrottinS club and are
quarterod I'm stable in charge Of The widely
known traircr "Doc" Tanner. Of Cleveland In
Tho string ia tho famous wagon mare. sunland
Belle by Bourbon Wilkes owned by j. II Outh-
waite. the Cleveland millionaire horseman This
daughter II Bourbon Wilkes is ono ~ the finest
piocos ~ horsonosh in tho country. and when II
comes 20 drawing road wagon the length OF the
track there are none that have gone 80 fast
When she began the season, the wagon record for
d pacing marc was 2:i5. Before The close u July
Suuland Belle had beaten that ncord seven times.
going tn 2l3i, three times and this she followed
up early IN August by showing a mile I'm 21o with
Harry Devera driving, In n race with Alr.
DtWoys Hontas CroOke. one week later. MI Outh-
waite decided 20 send her against her record. and
with running mate. driven boy "Doc' Tanner she
took the breath from tho matlnee drivers. plotted
joy Mr. DctrrauX. hy doing tho mile IN 20Sis Just
before leaving cleveland for this city Mr. Tanner
hooked her o. track sulky for the first time this
year and. although she seemed n bit out Of place
ar first she stepped milo IN EOS st is said In
Alr Tanners stable IS the famous stallion Askey.
20stl lie was foaled IN 1890 on the farm OF Henry
Bruce IN Kansas by Mcfarland. dam, Strange
GIRL. by Straugemore. Mr.. Darlington has also
brought with him his great pole team Cephas and
Mr. Mldllcmay. which he Will send fast mile
next week. Ccphas has record Of 2:ll4
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Time 2 20. 2lsi4 DO
CRICKET.
A STRONG TEAM SELECTED TO REPRESENT
NETWORK AGAINST PHILADELPHIA

a = ri
NETWORK AGAINST PHILADELPHIA
The committee appointed by the Aletropolitan
District cricket League TO make arrangerueuts f.r
Thee game between Philadelphia and New York ,,
Friday and Saturday, september Is and l6 has
selected the following eleven 10 represent N.v,
York y. Walker. jr. n. J. Jackson w. S r
Ogilby and a. W. Boultbee, OF Staten Island. " r
Cobb + r. Kelly. O.. Hurdtch 3D. g. Wright.
J. Currau and o.. II Clarke. OF the knrhar-
booker Athletic club. and j. T. Roberts. Of New
York
TN, game VIII be played on tho grounds of the
Staten Island cricket Club. at Livingston. Staten
Island. and y. Walker. jr.. has been selected 10
captain the team. This VIII De the first match
played between representative teams OF eW-NOrlS
and Philadelphia Ia several years and II has
aroused considerably interest IN this city and IN
Philadelphia The New-lork team is considered
AZ strong ~ II IS possible &C. get out. but consd-
cradle regret Is expressed over the enforced abb
~rucc of j. Adam and a. Y. Clarke neither ot
whom could play. owing 90 business engagements.
Tho Philadelphia team will be near q possible
tho same VIII VIII represent Philadelphia I'm the
games with Prince Ranlitsuhjfs eleven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02
FINALS REACHED AT sTocKBR1DGE

stockbIidse, Mass. Sept 1 (specaD.-Play In the
stockhrdee golf tournament to-day consisted ~
tho scni-nnals for the Stockbrdge cup. The TO-
suits were as expected-T NJ Robertson defeated
Alexander Mortou. OF Westchest,I with great case.
At the end OF the first round Robertson Was up.
Mortcu not having won a hole Robertson played a
superior game, and Boy up. to play. The other
match was between George H. Clark Jr of shin
necock and Malcolm McBumey, OF Stockbrdge
Clark won by % up, 10 play. Although not hard
pressed. he continued 90 show hIs fine form.
The finals II thirty six holes will bc played too
morrow between Clark and Robertson. Robertson
IS picked o. winner, although tho contest viii
certainly DE close
I'm H.. consolation match this morning Rcment.
Of stockbridge, defeated ". r. Iuckerman by up =
20 play. Tn The afternoon Vol. Tuckcrmau az
featcd BCmont IN Is close match boy o. UP and won
The cup. Tuckerman played au excellent game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

Karpinsk i ana Weeks have shown up finely sspe.
ci1llv ln tho lattor rounds. and their good work
combined with the mastery play n Lipschuz AID
the team In general is tho explanation Of % victor,
which al the outset seemed doubtful. and whl n
must have me iu The nature ~ a surprise 20 the
Pennsylvania players.
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CRICKET IL ENGLAND

Scarborough England. Sept. In the cricket
match which began here yesterday. between the
visiting Australians and C. l. Thorntons eleven,
the latter Ia their hrst innings to-day an out
for ii total OF 1855 runs. Ia their FIRST innings yes
terday The Australian players were all out for I
total Of I'D runs. The Australians IA their second
innings. to-day. gu out for total OF 50 runs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02
BOXING

JEFFRlES AND sHARKEY TO F.GHt ~
OCTOBER g AT CoNEY ISLAND.
Jim" Jeffres tho champion heavyweight .'Ner
~ th, world and Tom" Sharkey viii t4.- Or
The championship at the Conoy Island ''S
club on October %. II was decided hv t' 'a '-
ayers - both pugsts yesterday thar p ''
would box AZ The clubhouse by the sea. 81 '.nl
offered toe best inducemeut-t - Per CON.
gate receipts, with a guarantee = ~
deposited n certified check tor g. 200 a. Cd i'..i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

Cincinnati. Sept. l.-Frazers Witness co-7,ei
with good hitting. gave tho Rods m easy Victory
to-day. H.wley pitched the asst three innings. A.
tendance. 100. The score follows. =,
Cincinnati .....--.....O q o = v-l9
pnlads,p,ia ...-......O o o % , O-5 .
Batteries Han-y and Pe!,r. Frazer ard >-F'-a~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

Thomas J HeaIeys hr. h. Kinniknlc years olu ny 10
Candlemas- Flibiertigibhet ..-.---' - ala bv
q l. Richards d. < charenius years on' " ino
,,,,l,e rCnr'g m Azuccna. years old. oy %,
pariee Ign Ma o., Harlem , years old.
bv The Bard-Ena Lakeland .-..-''-'-+- --'''' "
FIFTH RAcE-Handicap s'cepechase. Tor three S'"
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CYCLING.
,ouN p r,Hr.E DISCUSSES A CYCLE PATH
on THE BRIDGE


lvn bridge I'm which hc said THAT % ryci' I.'" ''
/ - . ,,. ,,t feasible Many prominent
riders Of the wheel have been of tho opin.o" for
months that Martin would ultimately E'
such OPINION I'I u''J ''' ' ,,, .utf,ct
IT was .ntimated j" certain quarter, ,'..,, I...n
tho subject Of "a "nc'i"'y OBJ" ''' ,i,-
the cause of some GOODNESS """ '.'e' .,.. 4,,ne
ION between Martin ana '',''" ,.~ ~ ..,,rlf.e
think that Mr. Shot j. ''"'' " ,,,,.,,,r,
| a.ccmm0dat lions for whce.mcN on "''
49,, 81. t.,,.,..~ hickman Who looks
JOE" D. NV .to . .opl, ~ American
after legal business Tor inc ''"N' 200.
O., .., s,4n regarding Engineer Martins
y's.u'' ..'..,'l1n .o,r only hope now. think
t1 w.. .'s ~, cot roa,v and go 20 the legislature
,,-., t.u. for instance. that the wheeIneu
N"'''" nv w. - chat as soon as Doe said
wcr" difia'H' =" W. S'' - 49,. tf,o, would
ci,. mn tno fight our uke"trm lncmoet7.
So 'i ,,,..~.tty.fv feu. and fhD great iiaJ'.
g. avs n forfnined ~ fight this h1tt" h li liN ..
Winter. WI, ~ ro,"rreI to "A committee. 1.'u ""
,yhceiv,av is entirely feasible Martin Is 'u
NOT 70 say that yi.e It,' r.,, '.-Io,,f..-
structure, aih N' c - las, r.i..,.I that
i f,r tb. ,fpro4cn There are htty d.iri''
I'lt' ,ti,'l ,n The tatI # t..s n.I only bal.I
New-Yorh end. He "i,a mug t %...-rors end
| ~ the structure, and Boo ono no.a ,,'r Doc ,r
! there If proper poh0' .''. ..I Stems ~
thcre lt AN, amer 7, lI ,. ry ta,- tho wh.o
| wav shlu dump its Ia-sensei- otr' ~ Do ia
Row. Tho patn could t,t Tho -f4,
! land IT'S Whtf.hE H..'i ., ..,..ro.,,il.- Tine
Bridge on ials ma' rest assured ''', trr,.,i..e
]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

pIotey and none of the rest couid aipter i'm Inc
she rompe1 Ste' 0 sh p'V was irst ~ the end by
n length and % half Decanter vas sy vse fourth
6;eerse Boyd hfth ala iialf Time ridden Ivy N''''
Inn is marc OF amazing Prove. ara rIo. back
rs if she were better than ever nei,sirlr for tn,
anomraD[ " a isonish,ne creature with so tiek
"A cloak Of shame, Imp has won NOR. Hn,j t,i m.
which the weights have hcch h'pol t. ,,,s.. or
present Official Handicapped than any otn,t her
~. has yer won Imp may Well bee PROUD O., .n'
craftin.ss in deceiving the hana'CaPri In allowing
himself To- hc deceived so often? How many in',.
roa5 NH of,crings By his singular adjustments OF
w.ishts this light headed handlcapper ln en-
Ggql M f5'' .V putting excessive weights on
w" ~ ~ Gicb minded owners who net frankly
sa he IN erect 1ays into the hands Of the crooKs
what al easy victim shell men and ace nS'9s,ii.rs
and green goods dealers ana goa p,isN haTdic-
! per r. thcv could engage him in "A quiet tax M
=, william lahean md y SoT's@ gbe o Cork his
hoTses is stirring up ii great deal of bitter tax cgn
g e59 ,xccedneIy Unpopuar Il should be for
gotten that Lakeland trains nat 92t3lops i1 'l,
last year I'm the Brighton betting ring Lakeland
orother decared loudly in the hearing OF s many
our Of the turf How much money docs t-4Kc'1liu
worthless stable boy clark who csDn9 H. ilat ,y a..
ards ought 70 stop This perngious practicc Of ~,
psa55Gag about, pgj 1db saca prncices are diserace
The field I'm the first race was reduced by several
1 er 9ri.e nan 10 Bit even Win Slack up
20 stify serious suspicious. Several of the jockey
bohArd Slack did not act as II they wanted any part
4 antcmptibo lot Of maidens appeared in ,he
secone race There was gooa price ,against
Maher mount K.ondyke. and therefore he RODE
In The most lisroputable style conceivable
In the fourth race The -econd choice. Rush shoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

MISS Nicely AID MISS BANKS WINNERS AT
CHICAGO
Chi-ngo Sept Miss carrie Necly. o. Chicago.
ard Miss Maude Banks. NJ Philadelphia, won tho
double tennis cham pionshlp OF tina West to-day at
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rArlvG- 10 CLASS PrRsE $500


rnorTING-22 q CLASS PURSE $1,000
Edwin r. b. g.. by Ponce I'e Lon 'Ne") ''-'-- ,
PGo Lambert b. g. ny rlo' Medium '1han-''D ,,s .
Granite d. Tine 2o2,. e:i7. 2I7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

Tic entries and weights for to-oay's races ~
ShoeDshead Bay arc as follows
FIRST RACE -Hghweirht Handicap f7r all nees SIX
On MIN fr--a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

The silver uu. which is go become tie property
OF tho club hasiug the greatest number Of rs
members among The riders completns the century
run OF the Ncw-York Fromen's cyclic Club on
Sunday, September TO- Is now on view AZ slXteth-
- and the Boulevard. lf As a handsome prize.
The newer clubs are particularly active iu -audl.,
their entries. and at present the race seems 10 be-
amOus these.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-02

sceplechase. Tor three year
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
More Fruit Trains.

The Southern Pacific and the
Santa Fe have entered into an
agreement by which shipments of
deciduous fruits from California,
which have hitherto gone over the
Union Pacific from Ogden and
over the Southern Pacific through
Texas, will be transferred from
their line at Ogden to the Rio
Grande and shipped east over the
Santa Fe from Pueblo. This will
result in an enormous increase in
the freight traffic on the western
division, as large majority OF the
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
Boh.rn."'. Brother In Town.

T. w. Bohannon, OF Pueblo, a
brother OF Frank Bohannon, who
killed his father at Fowler last
Saturday night, and Lee Bohan-
nan, who is also implicated in the
crime, was in town Thursday and
had an interview with his brothers
at the county Jail. The visiting
brother has been appointed admin
istrator OF the estate of his father,
and tried to get an order from Dis
trict Clerk Pearce instructing the
coroner to turn over the effects OF
the dead man to him. He was re-
ferred to Judge Voorhees, at Pu-
eblo. The dead man had his life
insured for So, 900 in the A. o. U.
w, 81, 900 OF which was in favor
OF the son who fred the fatal shot.
Ii is not probable, however, that
this policy will ever be paid. O.
@. Hess has been employed to de-
fend the Bohannan brothers.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
New Live Stock Commission Firm.

E. w. Stephens, OF the La
Junta Live Stock Commission
Company, leaves this morning for
Arizona, to secure a bunch OF cat
tie. The new firm is composed OF
!. E. Gauger, Z. w. Stephens
and NJ. a. Lee. aud will probably
be ready for business 10 week or
two. They h1ve fitted up an ell
egant Office in the Jones block.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
Notice to Melon Growers.

There Will be special meeting
of the La unta Melon Growers
held in La junta Sat
urday, May goth, at O'Clock p.
m. Every member is requested 10
be present at this meeting, as well
as all those who wish TO JOIN the
association, as the books will have
to be closed soon.
NJ. A. GouLD, Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
Distinguishes impersons,or.

Mr.. w. +. Wentworth, of Bos-
ton, distinguished impersonator,
has been engaged to give an enter
tainment at the Christian church
Monday evening, May 22d. Mr..
Wentworth makes a specially OF
Shakespearean characters. and is
SAID to be rare entertainer OF ex-
ceptional genius, whole company
rolled into one man. Seats will
be on sale at Turkeys
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
wun lung Collide. With the Earth.

A Chinaman fell off No. yes
tarday morning near Iimpas. He
was picked up and brought to this
on freigh; and taken TO the hos
pital in the ambulance. An ex-
animation developed that no bones
were broken. the only injury he re-
ceived being Sigh, scalp wound.
The Chinaman is in the last stages
OF consumption, however, and may
die at the hospital.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
Bad Man with /. Knife.

William Coburn was arrested
last Tuesday evening by Under
Sheriff Steward, charged with hav-
ing made an assault with knife
upon Frank Mckenna. The alter
cation occurred on the arroyo
bridge east OF town, but Mckenna
received no injuries OF any conse-
quence. Coburn was arraigned
before Police Magistrate Finity
Thursday morning and pleaded
not guilty. His preliminary was
set for 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
Mile. Of Water Pipe and Some Feet.

A recent report OF Water Com
missioner Gillen gives the follow
ing interesting facts concerning the
city water plant; Total length Of
water mains and pipe, 6 miles and
a,453 feet; number of hydrants,
4os: delinquent and shut off, l9;
number IN buildings for which no
charge is made, 8; public, /; num-
her OF fire hydrants, IS; total num-
Der OF hydrants in operation from
which revenue is derived, 47a.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
Sad Man with Gun Bound Over.

William Harvey and Robert
Bruntz were arraigned before Po-
lice Magistrate Finity Thursday
morning. Harvey pleaded guilty
to having pummeled Bruntz and
was fined IS and costs and sen
tenced to FIVE days in the county
Jail. B.unsz, who attempted to
get even with Harvey by making a
gun play, was charged with assault
to murder and pleaded not guilty.
His preliminary came up before
Judge Finity yesterday morning at
10 o'clock, and default Of $500
bond he will abide in the county
bastile until the November term
of the district court.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13

California fruit shipments have
hitherto been made over the Union
Pacific. Shipments over the
Southern Pacific through Texas
will be discontinued altogether, as
the climate is not favorable to the
OF fruit.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13

fine cigars. In the Plaza block.
The La Junta Music Store will
sell you any piano you want, on
easy payments and without interest.
w. Fl. Dunbar, of this city, has
been appointed general agent tr
southeastern Colorado OF the Colo
RADIO Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany.
Sheriff +. q. Bills and wife, OF
Garden City, were guests OF the
Harvey House Thursday night.
They were on their way home from
Denver.
County Commissioner w. n.
Randall is receiving the congratu-
lations of friends upon the arrival
OF youthful young lady at his
home last Friday morning
q. II. Downer left Sunday for
La Iunta to take charge OF his BIZ
cycle shop there. Gil will make
success of the business if push
and persuasive eloquence will do
Lamar Register.
!. p. Adams. of Alamosa, Colo.
a brother, OF Ex-Governor Adams,
was in town several days this
week. He is prominent stock
man, and unloaded fifteen carloads
OF cattle to be fed at the local
stockyards.
Clarence Gregg, the young col.
ored man from Topeka, whose leg
was crushed in an accident in the
local yards about two weeks ago,
left yesterday morning for Pueblo,
where he has relatives residing
who are anxious TO care for him.
Eighty carloads OF cattle were
unloaded at the local stockyards
yesterday morning, and dozens OF
prominent cattlemen from as many
different points were in town. La
Junta is assuming considerable
prominence as stock trading cen
ter.
A city ordinance forbids the
burning Of dry goods boxes, waste
paper and other refuse in the pub
lie streets, and the merchants are
in a quandary as to what to do
with it. Yesterday they decided to
raise fund to construct furnace
to burn the refuse, and subscrip-
tion paper was circulated yesterday
morning with that end in view.
The new Santa Fe water tank is
60 feet in height and holds nearly
40, 900 gallons of water. One
day this week it contained ffty-fve
feet of water, and it being neces-
sary to empty it in order to clean
it out and put in concrete bot
tom, it was drained with a two
inch pipe. 1t took seventeen
hours to let the water out through
the pipe.
Martin c. Stephens was a La
mar visitor last Monday, in attend
ance at the county court of Prov
ers county. Mr.. Stevens is named
as the executor of the estate of the
late James Graham, without bond.
The will was offered for probate,
proven and admitted OF record
Monday. A motion to require the
executor to give bond was filed
and will be heard to-day. The es-
tate is valued at about SI25, 900
and is clear of all incumbrance.
The May festival given last
Tuesday night by Mrs. N. B. Pat
terson, assisted of Mrs. o. L. Ken
dali and Mrs. O'Bryant, was very
we'll attended. There were few
unfortunate accidents and little
confusion, but the audience over
looked these little delinquencies
and rather enjoyed them than
otherwise. Mrs. Patterson's man.
dolin solos and the numbers OF the
mandolin club were very well rem !
dered. About SIS was realized
from the entertainment.
La Junta tribune., 1899-05-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TESS.
Smoke La nnta.

Geo. c. Burnett, the Architect.
Room 10, Woodruff block.
Buckley * Hart have plenty of
money to loan on good farms.
Souvenir spoons of the high
school building just received at
Fisher & Larsen's.
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Holloman
left on No. Wednesday for Hot
Springs, Ark. to be absent for an
extended period in search OF
health.
Rev. Robert CoItman will con
duct both the morning and evening
services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow. The public cordially
invited.
Diamonds have advanced in
price 20 per cent, but we will sell
what we have on hand at the old
price. Don't wait too long. Fisher
& Larsen.
Wun Lung, the accomplished
laundryman opposite the Finity
House, left Thursday morning for
Pueblo to mingle with the celes-
tial sports OF that burg.
Omar l.. Kendall and wife left
on No. s Tuesday night for Ash
tabula. Ohio, to visit the boyhood
home OF the former They will be
absent about two months.
AT the Church OF Christ NOR
row, Rev. Elmer Ward Cole will
conduct the morning service. The
evening service will be conducted
by the Rev. Joel w. Todd.
The fifteen yearling steers fed
by the state Of Colorado at the ex
pertinent station in Rocky Ford,
were bought by Thiets & Dice,
and are now on the market.
Rev. Elmer Ward Cole breaches
the baccalaureate sermon Of the
graduating class OF the Las AMI
mas high school tomorrow night,
at the Presbyterian church in that
city.
The case against Rev. ii. b.
Collins for sprinkling outside the
irrigation hours was dismissed at
the request OF City Attorney Hoif-
mire. All is quiet along the Po-
tomac.
Miss Florence Clucas, OF Chi
cago, who has been the guest of
her brother, II. E. Clncas, for sew
eral days past, leaves this morning
for Pueblo to visit friends for
few days.
Mr.. G. II. Taylor's lecture topic
before the Ethical Society to-mor-
Tow evening will be, "The Peace
Conference at the Hague" Meet
ings held in small hall OF Com
mercial College. Everybody we,-
come.
The snow in the mountains is
melting, if the flow of water in the
river is any indication. The Ar
kansas is rising rapidly, and it is.
prophesied that within ten days
even the Otero ditch will have an
abundant supply of water.
Emerson Hunt, who is wanted
in Otero county for the theft OF
horse and buggy from Liveryman
Martin, in Rocky Ford, was cap
tured in Prowers county last
Wednesday by Sheriff Mckenzie
and turned over to Sheriff Barr,
and now abides in the county jail. 1
consider it not only a pleasure
but duty i owe to my neighbors
to tell about the wonderful cure
effected in my case by the timely
use Of Chamberlain's Colic, .Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. l was
taken very badly with fiux and pro-
cured bottle Of this remedy. Al
few doses effected a permanent
cure. ! take pleasure in recon-.
mending il to others suffering
from that dreadful disease. J.. w.
Lynch. Dorr, w. Va. This REM