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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-03
CARNIVAL TALK
Lively BIdiaa For the First Button.

Everything was in readiness this
morning for the rapid disposition of
the carnival buttons. which are mo-
mentariiy expected to arrive, and hot
competition has sprung up for the pur-
chase of the first button sold.
Offers of various kinds for this par
ticular button have been received and
it may bring a fabulous sum before it
changes hands.
Aside from S. II. Newman's offer to
rattle the first button off and guaran-
tee that it would bring 800, the high
est offer is $25 from a party whose
name could not be learned. DR.. AL
bers's offer comes next, it being 500
and Howard and McPhetridge have
registered an offer of $40.
All these things go to show the dis
position of business men toward the
carnival movement and their evident
desire to push it along.
AS matter of fact Ell Paso now
stands committed to make the carni-
val a success so that the people of
Texas and other surrounding terri
tory may realize that the celebration
was advertised in good faith. For if
this movement fails it will be hard
to again convince outsiders that when
the people of Ell Paso say We will"
have a celebration they mean it.
. Ell Paso cannot now afford to lie
down.
Already Mr.. E. P. Turner has begun
distributing literature at the Dallas
fair descriptive of the carnival and
inviting people to come and tomorrow
the executive committee will begin
mailing advertising matter to news
papers in Texas. New Mexico, Arizona,
and Mexico. The first consignment of
this literature will be in the form of
a general letter, outlining the plan of
the carnival and the program. The
editor or each paper will be requested
to make prominent the fact that prizes
will be offered for successful compe-
titors in roping contests and to ask
that all persons DESTROYS of entering
these contests place themselves in
with the secretary.
is many as feel so inclined. put up
heir champion roper and pay his ex-
,enses to this point. In this way each /
own would be well advertised and the |
winner of a prize would be well re-
varded.
The carnival buttons will be in the /
lands of Treasurer Wingo for dis
and he will probably place
! large number of them at carnival
headquarters for sale to individuals. t,
BESIDES this many merchants have al
eady placed orders for from ten to
wenty of the buttons which they will
ay cash for and dispose of at their
iaces OF business. In this way but
ons may be had at almost any public
lace in the city.
The question of securing a low ex-
ursion rate to Mexico City during I,
arrival week is just now commanding
ne attention of the committee. AS
lost of the other roads have already
iven assurances of low rates to the :
arrival and return, the Mexican Cen
al is at present the most important
ne that needs attention. The pres !
ice in the city today of General Pas 9
'nSer Agent Hudson. of that road. af-
'rds the committee the desired oppor-
nifty of applying for an excursion /
tie and presenting the best arguments I
its favor. q
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-03
TAKEN INTO COUNTY COURT

TAKEN INTO COUNTY COURT
Bell Connolly, charged with theft.
was given her preliminary hearinc
yesterday evening before Justice
Spencer aud bound over to thu connt~
court. The man Miller, from Who,n
she is alleged to have stolen SII In
money and an emerald pin. failed to
snow up night before last and so the
case was continued but he was found
yesterday aud taken to court.
me defense offered expert testimony
10 tne erect that the emerald and pin
were not worth over IS go the case had
70 De sent to the county court and she
can not be cent to the penitenttary II
found guilty. But the police cav that
me will be kept in the county iail for
ABOUT two months waiting her trial
ana then will have to serve out her
fine.
VAGRANCY CASES
There we're three more case of Va.
ersncy this morning in police court:
one OF the man was given until even
Ing to leave town and the other two
we're put TO work.
DISTRICT COURT
Suit was filed In the district court nv
the Giant Powder company, of Califor-
ala, vs.. Daniel Kelly to recover s.. 227.-
III alleged to be due On account.
The district court was not in se ssfon
his morning, but reassembled at
clock this afternoon.
The case against henry Schultz for
Ailegeo oigamy was dismissed
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-03
THE COURTS TODAY
Many Cases Disposed OF, And All
Busy

In the federal court the jury render
morning in the case of the Evan
Snyder. Bull company of st. Louis W
the Pecos City bank. awarding him
90, 800 20. -A'--
This afternoon the suit of Cow "
the Mexican Central railway fs on
trial. The plaintiff wants SIS, COO dam
ages,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-03
CASES
DISTRICT COURT
Filed for ReCcrd.

The following deed Was fled TODAY
Eilza GuRerty to Juan S. Hart, 35xl2O
,eet on the west side of Oregon etreet
50 500.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-03

Services will be he Id this evening
i-3O and tomorro~ st 10 .. m. 81 Mt
oioai e mple.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-03
POLITICAL
SMALITAIK

Continued from 1st Page.)
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

cO8 SALE -a5 900 acres of good land In
Ohihu ,hut: 1900. 900 acre, of good land
In So nora; $40 heit cattle. Apply to A.
N. Da9uefre & Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-03

Marcos CamarRo and Mics Reyes
Martinez we're licensed to wed today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
Alvin chapter, Eastern star.

Alvin. Texas September i,-At regular
meeting OF Alvin Chapter No. Is. 0, F. S..
held at Masonic Temple last ght the fol-
lowing newly elected on GERS were publicly
Installed to serve for the ensuing year by
Past Patron ], T. Gables: Mrs s. J. Wal.
colt. w. NJ: A. W. wlkerson, W. p. Mrs.
Emma Gray cobbs. A. M; Miss Pearl vii,
lersoa. secretary; Mrs Louisa l.. stockwsll
treasurer; Mrs, Emma Wilksrson, oonduc-
tress: Mrs. w. L. Or assistant conducuess;
Mrs Alice Stotoner. chaplain; !. 7. cobbs,
marshal; Mrs J. u. Cannon. Adah. Mrs.
Nary b. Foster. Ruth: NJ SIS Mamie Turner,
Esther: Miss Kate saminons MARTHA; Mrs.
Regina d. Lucy, Elect: Mrs p. ". Hartly,
warden: r. IL Smith. sentinel.
large number OF Masons and their fami
lies were present. and most enjoyable
evening was spent by all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
TEMPLE TOPICS.
burglars Made several Raids, but se-
cured Little Booty.

Temple Texas, September There were
several lille burglaries in Temple Thursday
night, this homes Of james Jouraan and Hnsh
Carlton beng entered. Mr.. Jourdan lost the
clothing he had worn tine day before. but
was fortunate in having but little money IN
the porxets. At MIR. Cartoons they were
eaually unsuccessful IN securing booty o.
eny value At the stephens wagon yaFa,
however there vas come 80 IN currency anu
81 u silver stolen from an onion peuuler'
who had nut uD for the nignt ane as sieep,
lnT n Inc ofiee He was awakened during
the night by feeling his paats being tahsn
from under ais head. ard gave cease 20 the
thief who, however, was fast runner anu
got Oft with the pants and money. OHieets
were notified. but were unable 20 loeatV
either thief OF property
What came near beng a tragedy was en-
acted at Buokholss, south Of here on th=
saita Re, yesterday The sou Inbound pas
senger was late AID the northholnd. "
ehafee Of Conductor Aiken took the silins
there 10 meet H. As the lave tran came
rolling in Two ladies and ntiie glri were
waking down tie rack. aud AMID the con-
fusion were entirely unconscious q tneir
danger Passengers on the waiting tran
Tiled m warn them and Just before the en-
sina would have struck thea Con aucteI ~,
Ken Jumped across the track and ppsneo
them all out Of harm way
The Santa Re weed burner, the lnFenuou
Of George A. Hancock, who was formerly
miperintendent or co structipn here. PASSED
through Temple yesterday being CARRIED u
The NaYasota branch for use. This mtrnin,
WI enable two men, with an engine ana
crew. and crew following 10 put cut any
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
BISHOP TURNER
Has Decided to Champion the cause
of the Democrats.

Chicago. August 3l.--Bshop Henry NJ.
Turner of Atanta, head Of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, and recog-
nized leader OF the colored race since the
death of Frederick Douglass. has decided
TO come out for Bryan. Bishop Turner
will be attended In his conversion to de-
morracy. it is further announced. BIZ
Bishops Derrick ana Grand of the same
church. This statement was made today
by Rev. ]. A. Whitman, colored minl5-
ter of Atlanta, and the personal repre-
sentative of Bishop Turner. Just before
tina departure of Ex-Governor Stone OF
Missouri to the East, the bishop sent The
vice chairman of the democratic National
committee a Telegram saying that tho
atlanta minister had full authority TO
speak for him.
Not content with deciding to vote for
Bryan, Bishop Turner has also expressed
a desire to take the stump for the demo
cratic nominee, and he has already made
arrangements with the democratic Nation
al committee.
Anti-imperialism is said to be the main
spring that has governed Bishop Turner'S
action which Is significant, in view of the
statement of vice. Chairman Henry y
Payne of the republican National COM
mittee, Tuesday, that the civldins of the
colored vote between the democrats and
the republicans this yesr-will mean the
breaking up of the solid South.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
New York Herald,

Wealth has given John y. Rockefeller
an income which any monarch might envy.
Tor ne comes very near to receiving mora
money in the course of year than all the
crowned heads of Europe combined
That last prnoely dividend of tho stand
ard Oil company caused the world Of
.onance to pause ana think how much tho
King OF Petroleum really possessed, An
drew Carnegie. and that carny Scott has
an income OF $2OOoO,oOo year himself.
says that john d. Rockefeller is the
weslthiest man in the world II is con-
ser9atively estimated that Rockefeller's
income is $50. GOO, coo year.
Il is a bold declaration to make when It
IS said that Mr.. Rockefeller is the richest
man on earth yet hnanciers say that the
dgures Will bear out the assertion HI
may be the richest man who ever was,
Tor there WAS solomon. who, by controll-
ng considerable trade In ophir gold,
Lebanon cedar granite, oils and such
things, as we'll as by leyying tribute and
selling concessions, managed to get to-
gether an annual income OF 666 tabuts
That is sl7502 $50, Out OF the saving!
from the king and the voluntary oontribu-
tions the temple was built. In the course
OF seven years the Hebrew lang was bank.
rupt lie maintained out of his income
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
They VIII Make Nominations tor
stute Officers Tuesday.


stute Officers Tuesday.
Saratoga NJ Y, September 2.The con-
sensus OF opinion here tonight males
UP the following republican State ticket
to be nominated by the convention when
will NEE. here Tuesday;
For governor BENJAMIN B. odell Jr,.
Of Orange; for lieutenant governor, TIN
othy L. woodruff OF Kings; for comp roll
Ter. William j. Morgan o. Erie; for sec
rotary OF state. John T. McDouough OF AL
bany: engineer. edward W. Bond Of JET
ferscn; Tor attorney general, Join q.
Davies OF Oneida; for State treasurer,
John P. Jacket OF Cayugs-
So far as obiainsble tonight, because
over sections OF platform there is sci
1erate resolutions have been decided
nm witch Will indoyse the admins ra-
,,sn Of Mckinley. vigorously upheld the
,.snt,nuance of II q gold standard, a trups
,ndorsement OF tho governments policy ~
cuhs and Porto Rico. and statement thar
nc philipplnes are ours BY every rEAl
snS that il IL can be called eHpan ION
IL, In marty in New York state "a tol
aynsns,on. an Endorsement OF the admials-
-s,,e, ~ Theodore Roosevent as governor
OF New forA' s - al, ,,.r,a
w. NOD, decided upon and 1t is intimatac
rnaight thar there viii De an unAli.l. y
Endorsement o. Mr.. Nooaruu Ior 4 .iuI'
term as lieutenant governor, even u ~
fails 10 acquiesee prior TO Weehs'"A!'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
UNION VOTERS
OF Vermont Working with Might
Against the Republican Ticket.
slSS,52s rs

or Vermont Working with Might
Against the Republican Ticket.
Montpelier, VT. September 1.-The
trades and labor unions throughout YER
mont are up in arms against the republi-
can PARTY Every labor organization in
the State will do everything wiCnin its
power to reduce the republican majority
at the coming election on Tuesday, SEP
TENDER 1. The union men declare they
have two grievances against the party III
power in this State.
A few days ago the Vermont printing
commissioners awarded the contract for
State printing to a New York firm. The
printers union Immediately protested, but
the commissioners were obdurate. Tne
other unions, out of sympathy for the
printers, have unanimously sig9ihed their
determination to register their protest at
the polls. TWO OF the commissioners are
political associates of Ex-Governor Dil-
bingham, who is q candidate for the United
States senate. 1t is believed that his
chances for election have been blasted.
The other grievance is the result OF an
act of Governor Dillingham;, who is an eS-
eoutor OF the John Z. Hubbard estate,
Before Mr.. Hubbard died he stipulated In
his will that $4,000 should be spent for
a monument. Governor Dillingham;, In
stead of keeping this money at home and
putting it in the pocket of Vermont gran
lite cutters. went out Of the State and
bought a bronze monument. II was a
small matter but the granite cutters are
angry, and the other unions sympathSe
with them. As Vermont is the political
barometer Of the Nation 1t is believed
that she republican National committee
will be disappointed when the republican
majority is counted next Tuesday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
DRIVEN OUT BY IMPERIALISM.
SON of ex-senator Carpenter of WIS
consin Joins Bryan Forces,

Milwaukee. Wis. August 3l.-Paul b..
Carpenter, son of the late Matthew Car
penter, for many years United States SEN
ator from Wisconsin. will this year vote
and speak for Bryan. Mr. Carpenter has
always been a republican.
Imperialism has, however. proved too
bitter a eose for him to swallow, and on
tits issue ne will be found in the ranks
of William j, Bryans supporters. MIR.
Carpenter said his views had not changed
on the tariff or coinage questions, but
that he regarded imperialism as the par
amount issue,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
SAY DELAWARE is BRyAN's.
philadelphia North American Con
cedes state to Democracy,

Philadelphia, August 3L-The NORTH
American. the leading republican news
paper in Pennsylvania, having made
careful political canvass Of the State OF
Delaware, viii admit tomorrow that Wiz
liam Jennings Bryan will carry that State
II the present conditions OF strife among
the republican factions continue. There
Is no pros6ed OF settlement between
them 20 Delaware can today be counted
In tho Bryan column
Here IS a summary OF anhrs IN Dsia.
ware today as made out py me NoF'"
americans political reporters;
.Instead OF one republican party there
are two factions, each with complete
organization, clawing at each Others
ydtals for factional supremacy. These fas-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
CAN YOU THINK OF ANY, MAc?"


OF the county: both civil and criminal dock
cts werc light and We're almost cleared.
After court adjourned, a meeting OF th6
waller county bar was held in honor OF ths
retiring district attorney, Hoa. j. NJ PineK.
ney. az which short speeches were rende ed
with liquid Refreshments on the side M.
Finckney dropped out Of the position OF ms
own accord, and was honored with the noml-
ration Of county Judge. He viii preside over
waller county's destiny for the next TWO
years. there being no opposition against him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03

speaking afternoon and night. All the ar
ransements from inception to finish wero
in the hands Of the women. and they car
ried the proceedings to successful con
clusion, The largest hall in town was
rsed for the meetings. but hundreds were
unable to gain admission. Imperialism,
expansion and trusts we're the main ques-
tons discussed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03

ties that may BIO set ahre. to burn tho weeds
along twenty-five miles OF road in day.
Mr., and Mrs, j. NJ Bass returned home
last night from st. Louie and New York,
where Mr. Bass has been buying for the
3 ntley & Bass store,
Miss Edna Lenke returned hume 20 Nava'
sria Yesterday after pleasant visit OF some
weeks to her'brother, Mr. Jeff Leake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
oooa Traae nt pecviIle.

Beesiile. Texas September 2.--Eyery mer-
chant and clerk in BeeyilIe went 70 bed last
night sootsore aud weary. and glad for once
al least Of tho opportunity 10 rest. From
early morn TIT late al night they were kept
on the run and jump by as steady stream
Of customers as ever uladc the heart a the
business element OF any city In the ate or
Te,es rejoice The traders came In yester-
day NOT only in whole families and dozens.
but IN droyes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03

Bowling Green, KY. September 2.To
morrow ia expected to be the biggest day
in the history of this vicinity. Hon. John
ernor, makes his first speech OF the can
vass here, and Hon. Frank Peako Shell
democrats.
Governor Beckham opens tie democrat
10 campaign tomorrow at Henderson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
oAMpAreN OPENING
r,s,on wss Conducted Wholly ny
- Temocratic Women.

Upton, Ind, August 3i.--iaS aeinoeras Z.
campaign was opened here today, not ~
~. yo,ers ana party workers, but The
,.onsn ~ the county. Miss MargsraF
1ngls. o, kentucky and Mrs. Helen Gou-
80, !, Iatayet,e we're the speakers. both
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
Court Adjourned a. rlempsteaa.

Hampstead, Texas september 2--pis,rist
count adjourned YESTERDAY gttersooa after
telne in session three weeks. and Judge
Thcmrfon and wife ef; on the afternoon
ira n for their home in Mhtagorda county
The session was the ouietest in the history
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
- rnR nAaY Is CUTTING rEEFH

be sure and use that old and well rset
remedy, Mrs, wjnslow's Soothing syrup,
Tor children teething. II soothes the chiid,
sottens the gums. allays AL pain. cufss
WIND collie and - the best remedy fos
diGrrhoea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
REcAPITuLATIoN.

Grand total Of onices liner asel
in SAL ries ......... ........ 1877
Offices reduced in salary,
Total amount of inorea se.... si35.iSS Is
fetal amount oil decrease. ,... 1865 40
Grad total increase
OF cos ............ ........ 47s
Salaries .,....... .......,.... slSs, 52s rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
S7lo.15o.sO2 IS

|rss aiter sum does not include the In
|sr.s appropriations wh.on amount 10
W. thousands Of dollars
|ls.aIled statement o. tie new offices Great"
nd the salariss tacreof. aAd of off.css
be- have been aLol shed, ANA the amoune
|Ndrcicn t4eieof in sa.lries, b. tie first
kkcn ii ,ae 5slh congress:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
ATOMS MONEY SQUANDERED.
B, Republican Administration Has Gree
=" IA New Offices and Raised Salaries.

4 c., September 2'-ine ioi-
Snsi'rss,Ss from United States senate ave
,ssr son'a 4, F,f.y-sixth congress FIRST
|rrssr' ~ ,,aniled by Thomas 3. cleaves
ssa . S'I rrurts clerks, respectively. 70
laHss ). nd house committees on appro-
Tsiss anu ursnared and published by au-
|sa''s AZ rs accuracy may be relied
VIZ q ~ ,..,es the difference of the re-
! y MUSES. s',r.t the emp re. but it is only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03
Ills Annual Receipts Nearly Equal to
Those Of All Enrope's Crowned
Heads Combined.
GETS THIRTY MILLIONS EVERY YEAR.
King Solomon In All His Glory Could
Scrape together Hardly Half the
Petroleum Kings Income.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
INCOME MoaE THAN KINGLY


John D. Rockefeller. $50, 900, 900
Car Of Russia ......... 100000
Emperor OF Germany las
king OF Prussia only $3.50, no
Emperor of Austria Hun
gary .................. s,s75.o0o
King of Italy ........... 2S5S, 900
King of Spain ........... seoO,0Oo
Queen of England. 1.925,oO1
King of Portugal. 6Sa,440
King of Greece. $4,000
King of Norway and
Sweden .............. 575,525
King of saxony 7S5ooc
klns OF wurtemberg. -. 100000
King of Roumania,....... $4,000
King of Bavaria. 1,lt2,OOo
King of Belgium. $50 900
King of Denmark........ 22T775
King OF Seryia. ...,.... 100000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03

|n,B,,ou is called to the astounding racts
4, In this statement. The total increase
anser Of new Offices created and salaries
,.,s8 m old ones Is 2,7lg; While the an
| 4 ,s,yfase IN salaries amounts, IN the ag'
M u SssS,isSa6. T4is docs not IN.
! y, the numbsrltss commissions appointed
"a presIcent with saIIr.es attached.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-03

y document also shows
IL. nd apr pr.aiions Tor
IA ysar made By this
m se.sica anount-d 20
! .a.iloE to this Il SHOWS
|aig ths amount OF con-
|t.ets auihGr.zed by APP
fnDIIadls aels in adAi-
|.sn 10 appropriations
a, .hrratn ,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03
BROOKDALE HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

The weights for the Brookdale Handicap for
three-year-ods and upward at and one-eighth
miles, to be run at Gravesend on Tuesday,
follows: Ethebert 1874; Jean Beraud. 127; Imp. 127
Kiney Mack. 125; Voter 11s; Firearm, 116: Raffa-
clio. 116; Macleod of Dare. lis: Prince McClurg.
lie; Rush, ia: Admiration. ia; May Hampstead,
ia; King Bareycorn. 112; Little Saint 10S; Intru-
sve 107; Brigade 107; Central Trust los; David
Garrick. 10S; Sam McKeever. 1O2: Survivor. 100;
Advance Guard. 100: Charentus. 80: Wait Not. 50;
Maribert. 81; Petruchio 90; Sidney Lucas, 95;
Teddy, 95; Half Time, 95; Autumn So; Sarmatian 3d.
Sky Scraper, IS; Montanic, SO; Jack Point 49, Grey
field, go Strathconan, 49, Marblehead IS; De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03
GooDwIN's OFFICIAL TURF GUIDE.

Volume No of Goodwns Official Turf Guide
for this year has just been issued. 1t has more
than 500 pages. and it is brmfu of data in regard
to the thoroughbreds that have performed in pub
lie in this country and Canada from January to
May &c. inclusive. 1t contains in tabular form the
results of every run in this country and Can
ada in that time. The condition of the track, the
time made, the betting, the name of the owner OF
the winner and the Jockeys in every race are also
given besides many other facts about each contest
The index is so arranged as 10 show at a glance
what horses have muddy track whether
they finished first, second third, and II the
contests the fiat or over the Jumps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03
PARIS CHESS TOURNAMENT.

Paris. June Z-To-day being off day In the
international Chess Masters Tournament at the
local club. games which were drawn in previous
rounds had 10 be played again. The order
Of play follows: Burn VS.. Tschgortn
Mieses VS. Pillsbury Lasker Marco and Brody
VS. Roseni the game between Tschgorin and Mar
shall Will have 10 be played next Wednesday.
At the first adjournment this afternoon Pillsbury
had a won game against Mieses and Brody looked
a winner against Rosen.
At the evening session Burn lost Tschigorin
a1leses TO Plllsbury. and Rosen Brody. while
the l-asker- Marco game was adjourned greatly in
FAVOR or Lasker. The record OF the games IS as
follows " 80