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the Board on behalf Of the citizens OF
Old River in regard to q telephone
line, the following order was made;
That the citizens OF Old River be
permitted to use all the wire and poles
belonging to the county now in their
possession to construct a telephone line
from Prichard's ranch to J. w, Rich
ards store on New River and be al
lowed TO place their wire on the poles
Of the main line. provided they do not
interfere with or connect on the main
line in any manner, they agreeing to
equip said line and maintain 1t free of
expense to the county for the free use
and benefit Of the public.
The Board agrees to loan them, free
Of expense, two telephone boxes with
necessary battery and keep the same
in repair at all times; and the Board
reserves the right to resclnd said order
au4 recall said boxes At their option.
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J. /. Bevav. Loganton, Pa, writes /;
81 am willing to take my oath that |
was cured Of pneumonia entirely by the
use of One Minute Cough Cure after
doctors had failed. II cured my children
az whooping cough" Quickly relieves
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&. W, Kinney & Co.
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Churchi11's
Official Doings.

SALTWATER, NEv., Jan. ., 1900.
The regular meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners was held this
day. Present, Commissioners D. M.
Wightman, J. ]. Cushman and Robt.
Shirley, L. v. Fitch. District Attor-
ney, and Vet Smart, Clerk.
The minutes of last meeting were
read by the Clerk and approved. The
quarterly report Of the Auditor and
Treasurer was examined and approved;
whereupon the Board proceeded to
count the funds in the County Treas
ury and found the amount to cores
pond with the quarterly report.
The following bills we're examined
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Size doesn't Indicate q%nality. Beware
OF counterfeit and worthless salve offer
ei for nrWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
DeAiti's is the only original. An in
fiilalae cnrr for piles ani all skin dis
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Governor Sailer has received the pa
pers in the case OF Indian Frank, the
self-confessed murderer of Mrs. Del
Crosse.
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Notice.

All holiday goods | have on hanc
from now on will be sold at cost. Call
early. R. H. CowLEs.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
CYCLING.
NICHAELS ABSENCE lessons THE AT
TENDANCE AT MANHATTAN
BEACH MEET-MILLER
DEFEATS PIERCE
EASILY

Had Jimmy" Michael met Miller in twenty
five mile at the Manhattan Beach track yes
terday, as was originally intended. the attendance
the meet the track swept by ocean breezes
would have been much larger than il was but the
chances are that the actual contest would not have
been nearly close and exciting. Michael out
classes work horses of the MilerPerce class. just
: Ethebert outclassed animals OF the Sidney
Lucas and Herbert class seen further down the
beach at Coney Island yesterday. But there Is
something about the midget bicycle rider which
large portion of the sporting public likes. and they
flock to see him whenever his name is announced
as A starter The result yesterday was that the
promoters compelled to dive deep into their
pockets to make up the losses their venture.
Another disappointment was caused in the
ming off OF the sprint races when it seen that
the fast sprnter Major Taylor. would not
pete. Taylor IT was said. had been injured at
Buffalo and was I'm condition to ride. This left
the mile open race for the championship to
match between Freeman. kiser and KRAMER The
chaff was weeded out without much trouble. and
the final heat was between those II
lCafng match for three-quarters OF the distance.
Kramer being pushed along in front in spite OF the
efforts to get out OF the pacsmaking place The
other two veterans were too clever for the New
Jersey when it came TO jockeying, and Free
in the sprint with Kiser second. Kiser
evened up affairs by capturing the five mile handi-
cap from scratch Kramer quitting in the first lap.
Walthour second and NewhOuse third. In the
amateur Gus Welsing captured the third
J.
handicap. While Taylor not present. there
plenty of his dark skinned brethren in the
amateur In the two mile handicap they
swept around the field in good style. On bunch
of the colored riders were noticed these magical
numbers. - IL IA" and still further along in
Il bunch with few yards start were seen
- and ''lS'' riding close together The coOTed
riders were prominent until they turned into the
stretch, when the dark cloud faded away and the
finish left to the pale faces.
The twenty five mile paced between Burns
Pierce and Charles Miller. better known in cycling
'piuggers' OF the stX-day order. almost
family party FOR the first twenty miles. First one
would be in the lead and then the other Poor old
Pierce struggled along painfully. his old joints
cracking his pulling motors tore around the
track. Miller is not so old parenty. but he Is
not much faster In the last five miles Miller
forged to the front and won at the end with con-
siderable by 80 yards During most OF
the race Miller's head stuck to the back OF the
pacemaker the of the motor as IL the lat
ter's jersey had been smeared with iypaper. Such
between Michael. Nelson McDuffee and
E!kes might serve 10 attract many people to the
Manhattan Beach track. The proper place for the
Mlllers and Pierces is on the pacing machines As
the chief actors the bicycle track they will not
do. The leader and the time for each mile Is as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
RACING AT ALEXANDRA pARK.

London, Aug AT the first days racing of the
Alexandra Park August meeting to-day the August
Auction Plate, hve furongs, by Richard
Crokers bay hlly Merrla by Sir Modred out OF
Cottage Girl tbred in the United States) ridden by
j. HelH Captain f. Forester's Quick Despatch
guided by Rigby in second and T. Jen-
ningss chestnut geding Bethulie. by July out or
third. Four ran ~
The Juvenile Selling Plate Ave furlongs was won
by Lord William Beresfords chestnut colt Yellow
Bird. by Godhnch. out of Miss Modred l.. Reiff
Lady Milliner by Grafton, out OF Lady EveIines linz
came in second, and Sir e. Vincent's bay Ally on
Chance, by Prince Hampton, out of Lady Tyne
dale. with J. Rein in the saddle. Ia third
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
KEEN sTRUGGLE IN ENGLAND.

The struggle this year in England for the coveted
honor of the county cricket championship Is keen
At last accounts Yorkshire and Lancashire were
tied in the lead, each having record of nineteen
games played eleven won. lost and eight
drawn There is doubt that the championship
will rest with one OF them. but with which Is an
open question. Sussex Motifs and Surrey will fight
for third place.
The prominence of Sussex has been gained by the
splendid batting Of Prince RanJitsnht and C. r.
Fry, those famous anna teurs and II Is a re-
markable Iact that the pair come hrst and third
the first class batting averages: The Prince has
done some wonderful scoring OF late and has al
ready amassed the tremendous aggregate OF 2O54
runs, which for y innings "a times not OUT gives
him average of 8.5S. {. b. Fry last week
added his name to the select few who have accom-
plished the feat or scoring century in both in
nings of first class match by making 125 and 22s
against Surrey. His average Is $50. Just below
that OF r. e. Foster. the Oxford University can
tain, who Is to visit the United States this fall
The latter has a record OF 6SSt for 81 innings
Rhodes the Yorkshire professional, leads the
bowlers with average OF 12.72 for 1855 wickets
while Haigh his clubmate is virtually second
with l4O2 for iO3 wickets
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
RACING AT THE ELKs CARNIVAL.
NELSON WINS THE FIFTEEN NILE MOTOR PACED
CONTEST IN BOSTON.


Boston. Aug. 4-Ths last afternoon OF the Elks'
carnival Combination Park devoted chiefly
cycle racing. the ffteen-mils motor paced race.
professional with Nelson. McEachern. Starbuck
and StinsOn being the star contest. This fell
easy prey to Nelson in 2s:1e 3-5. records being
broken, although the champions riding him
round after round OF applause. Stinson. who had
the pole, led for five miles by fully hundred
yards but the sixth Nelson closed the gap and
passed him. and never after that was there any
doubt to the result. In the seventh mile Nc
Eachern shot into second place, with Srarbuck far
In the rear. and this order maintained to the
finish
In the three mile professional motor tandem
Callahan and HOyt were Jhe winners IN 4:43 as.
the first mile being covered in "a. remarkably fast
time considering the track summary:
onehalt mile nOvlceWon Charles Perkins. Chelsea
Time-11S
OEe-haIf mile open tamateurl-Won BY NJ L Harley.
Boston: Il A Carni worcester; second Time-1=1o-s-
Nelson. Chicago \, McEacheTn, Philadelphia
Times :1O2s.
One mile handicap (aEnateur)--Won by J. J McEnaor
Zoo ysrds). Dorchester d L DeshOn yardsL West
Roxbury. second Ttme-2:O0ss
One mile autcmobs handicap tnvitatior}-Won o
Kerneth A Skinner. TiTne-I;5O
Three mile motor tapden invitation (Drofessionapoa
4:4S*s; nFst mile in 1,S4.
In the mile motor cycle. record trial Rennsttr
A. Skinner covered ths distance in 1:4Sz.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05

second: p G. Van Cott Nassau WheeImen third Time
0:4i% Won oy half length; length between second
and third
one mile professional (chRmpionshipl--won hy F. r
Ereemen, Portland. 9fe' Earl Kiser, Dayton second
Frsnk L. Kramer East Orange. third Time-S:24ts.
The oafed along until the last half firong Thsn
Kramer let out. but beaten easily Freeman by
foot. kiseT beating Kramer by q length.
Five mtie handicap (pFofessOnall-Won BY Earl klser
Dayton (scratch). BOB Walthour Atlanta go yardsl
seeond AT Newhouse Buffalo $50 yardsl third; Bred
Titus, New York ESQ yardsl. fourth Tlme-Ii 9S.
Won by nall length length between second and third
Two mile handicap (amateuTb-WOn by q. W. Crook,
Brooklyn $50 YARDS; w r. wahrenbergsr. Newyork
A. G. tsratchl, second; 7. T. Brown, New-YoTk uSO
yardsl third j. III Hunter, Harlem Wheesn $50 yards.
between second and third.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
LAWN TENNIS.
ENGLISH PLAYERS HERE.
CHAMPIONS COME TO TAKE PART IN LoNGwooD
CONTESTS

A. W. Gore. H. Roper Barrett and L. B. Black.
well known English tennis players arrived here
yesterday the Cunard Liner Campania
These men selected by the Lawn Tennis
Association Of England 10 represent that country
at the international match to be held next week
at Longwood. near Boston.
The team sent at the invitation OF the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association. and the
men are all at the head of their class the other
side. Gore, who acts captain is the covered
court champion, London champion, North London
champion, and the winner Of the Kent All-comers
match Black is the champion of Scotland and also
holds the title OF Yorkshire champion well as
other titles. Barrett the mixed doubles of
SaNmundham, and other championship contests
They went for a visit to Niagara Falls last night
and will arrive Boston Monday. the games
there will be played on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. Black and Barrett will play in doubles
and Gore in singles. They will play against Ward
and Davis in the doubles and Davis and Whitman
in the singles. After the Longwood contest Black
and Gore will go Newport where they will play
in the Championship of America games. Barrett
will leave them after the international games and
return to New-YOrk sailing for home the Cam
pania.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
HACKETT DEFEATS WARD
CLOSE OF THE WENTWORTH TENNIS TOURNA-
MENT AT NEWCASTLE. N H.

Newcastle n. H. Aug. 4.-H. H. Hackett defeated
Hocombe Ward to-day in the final match in the
Wentworth tennis tournament. was one of the
best matches In the tournament and was the first
TO require more than sets to decide The final
match in the doubles exciting contest re-
quiring five sets 10 decide and the Hardy brothers
defeated Hackett and Ward Samuel J. Hardy
played the best game of the four, making more
places than any of the others, and making more
places than errors Ward made a few less places
than Sumner Hardy but made many less errors
Hackett appeared off his usual form. Summary:
Final round (snges)-H. H Hackett beat Hocombs
Ward, 0-6. 81, q. 6-3
Final round (doubles)--Sanuel nd c. Sumner
Hardy beat H. II Hacke't and H. Ward, s-e. 3-0
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
How to Vote.

best that has ever been presented in this section
Many of the riders the upper portion OF the
State took part and the races were well con-
tested. George Wiley Of Little Falls. and A a
SWEET Of Troy. tied for the first prize in the
five mile handicap Il vas given 70 SWett BY the
turn of a coin Wiley taking second. Summary:
One mile (uovicet-won by D. J. Hickey. syracuse. A
LathwoOd Troy, second; 4. ". Rosen, Troy third Time
=
Two mile topeny-won BY T.. J.. SchlInger. Syracuss:
Wiley. Little Falls, second A. r. SWEET Troy.
third Time-2:51fs.
mile topen championship or Schenectady County,
Won bv Fred Sheffield Schenectady. Tinne-1OT-
Five mile thapdicapi-Won BY All f. SWEET, Troy
George Wiley Falls second Fred Shefd, Schenec
tady third Tifne-1U.52&s.
twenty-five mile (openlWOn by George Wiley Idttls
Falls: D. :. Cooper. second, W Caty Smith,
Schenectady. third. Time 0S ,52S5.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
JURY DIsAGREEs IN RYAN CASE

A Jury in the case OF John I. Ryan. a well known
resident OF West IsIip Long Island who is accused
OF destroying the cycle path In front OF his house.
reported, at Babylon. that II could come to an
agreement 1t was thereupOn discharged Ryan
has been opposing the Cycle Path law since II
was enacted, and has been IN the courts similar
cases before. A few days ago he was found guilty
OF mutilating the cycle path in front or his house
and was fined so. He took appeal and the case
mas not Vet been settled Ryan some months ago
got an Injunction restraining Commissioner Higbis
from continuing the cycle path in front OF his
house. The Injunction set aside, but RYAN
continued to hight, declaring that the Cycle Path
law was unconstitutional He defeated how
ever, the law being declared constitutional He sp
pealed from this decision The has not Vet
been decided Commissioner Hgbie says he will
bring Ryan to trial again.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
NEw-YoRK CRICKET CLUB.

The champion Paterson team played It's return
Association game with Brooklyn. and proved an
easy victor by 81 The Brooklyn men were
easily disposed OF for total OF Al, to which w
Austin was the only double figure contributor The
Paterson men then easily knocked of the
quired to win. F. G. Warburton and H. o. Wilkin-
son made splendid stand for the first wicket, and
later on w, Bunce hit out vigorously and we'll for
&c. while c. w Twinge added Is. w Dodds and w.
Clarkson both bOwled splenddly for Paterson
while ID. Boxill captured wickets for % for
Brooklyn. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
HARNESS RACING.
NO LEVY ON TEwKsBURY HORSE.

NO LEVY ON TEwKsBURY HORSE.
Elizabeth n. j.. Aug 4-The ATTEMPT Of William
Browning Johnson. of New-York one of the cred
itors Of Lewis G. Tewksbury, to levy on the PAGER
Lewis G.. which time belonged to Tewks-
bury has failed. and the writ has been returned by
the Sheriff. Sheriff Hueston of Union County de-
manded an indemnity bond of $50 900 from Johnson
before he would seize the horse as the present
owner has bill of sale for him. Johnson did not
furnish the bond. The PAGER Is at Robert Fair
BARNES stock farm, near Garwood.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
NEW AMATEUR PACING RECORD.

Cleveland, Aug. AT the matinee of the Cen
tlemen's Driving Club to-day. Ananias, b. s. owned
and driven by c. F. Emery, broke the amateur
pacing record to wagon by going mile in 2:0,l4
The record broken 20714 held by Sunland
Belle. Ananias accompanied by a runner
John Nolan, b. e.. owned and driven by O. G.
Kent. tTrotted mile TO wagon in 2:Gs24. which is
within 4 second of the worlds record. held by
Temper. In his first trial, Nolan went to the
three-quarter pole in 1864 which is better than
n POS clip but he broke and had to make another
trial.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
CRICKET.
MANY PEOPLE SEE SPLENDID MATCHES
CONTESTED AT PROSPECT PARK

Some splendid cricket matches were contested
yesterday at Prospect Park. where many people
gathered to see the sport The chief game OF the
day was the League championship contest between
the Manhattan and Knickerbocker Athletic Club
teams. 1t proved a close and exciting match and
resulted In a victory for the Knickerbocker men by
the narrow margin OF seven
f. F. Kelly in form with the ball for
the winners and A. V. Clarke did steady work.
The bOwers had the best OF the game all through
for with the exception of +. j. Prendergast and
f. w. stiles, who scored SO and % for their re-
spective sides came off. The follows:
MANHATTAN CRICKET CLUB.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
WHAT THEY SAID.

From The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Ibid the girls say anything when they heard OF
my engag gement2" she asked with a little curIositv
Very little" was the reply OF her dearest friend
But they said something
"Oh yes; they said something"
We'll what was ltF'
We'll, most OF them merely exclaimed AT IastP {"
There was pause. and then she asked:
Well what did some OF the others say2'
"One OF them said Who'd have Thought It,'
Another. WIN wonders cease? And a
third
oh never mind the rest" interrupted the nan-
Gee: II never did have much curiosity"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
ACCIDENT TO WILLIAM X GILLETTE

Norfolk. Conn. Aug. An reaching for a tennis
ball above his head to-day. William X Gillette OF
Pelham Manor. N. Y. so badly wrenched his back
that he was unable to play the finals the singles
in the Brdgman Cup tournament and mis- rival
fault. ~ ~
The finals in the doubles won by Ralph
a. Nettleton and r. Hooker. both OF New Haven
The tournament was the sixth annual, and lasted
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05

Paterson, y. j., Aug. (speciaD-The Kings
County cricket team suffered defeat at the hands
of Team OF the Paterson Club at EastsIde Park
this afternoon. Paterson went first to bat and de-
clared the II nings closed with six wickets down
for a total OF 1l5 The best stick work was
done by j. Rgby and Arthur Brown the former
scoring % and the latter 20. The visitors made
total tally Of 81, the steady bowling OF Arthur
Brown, who took i've wickets, proving strong
n barrier for the Kings County to overcome
Nugent had deep cash inflicted above his right
eye. ball bowled by Mordaunt struck him
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
4 LESSER IuPERFINENCE

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
The seCundrelly impudence OF these mOnsysd
men Is positively brutal You know 1 live next
door to plutocrat Last spring he tried to BUY
me out actually offered more than my place
was worth. Wanted 10 g>et rid of me But I
wouldn't sell No. sir. Then what do yOu sUpQOss
ne did, Sent over and said he give me $40 a wsek
II Id stop my daughters singing lessons,
No! What did YOU dOs"
II took the scOundrelS money 4 didn't kks ~
singing aay better than he did,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
RESULTS AT SARATOGA.
AIARD scHEcK MAKES NEW TRACK REcoR
IN THE GRAND UNION HOTEL STAKES


IN THE GRAND UNION HOTEL STAKES
Saratoga, y. Y, Aug. 4-John +. Schorr's brown
colt Alsrd scheck. the first half Of the Grand
Union Hotel Stakes from opposing field OF five
two-y year-olds this afternoon. Tommy" Burns
vino was renstated at the Intervention OF Starter
Caldwell. rode the winner and the victory of the
Western colt was due to his saving ground on the
turn into the stretch and his hustlng finish. his
mount standing long drive in game fashion
r. T. Wilson, jr.'s, Futurity candidate The Pa
raider. even money favorte over the rest Of
the field He led for most OF the Journey, but go
ing wide the stretch turn, lost considera bls
ground, and was beaten by half a length The
time, minute breaks the track record for the
course. The weather perfect, a cool breeze
tempering the heat OF the sun. and large and
enthusiastic crowd witnessed the running The
mile and sixteenth condition race, for threeyear-
olds and upward. furnished "a spirited contest and
winner by q head. GOnfalon made up a lot of
ground IA the stretch and beat the early pace
maker Maftimas, neck for the second honors
The latter a sixteenth from the wire appeared TO
have the won but early racing efforts told on
him. Summaries;
$500 added: maiden three-y year-ods hve
and TO s. by a Bsstllo. Glteheld). IS
70 ] and Q 10 !. second by three lenRths Annoy
tTurner), 6 10 and 70 I. third Time-i;O7l4
Second race $500 added; for thrss-yeaTolds and
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
PATERSON TEAM A.

The Nelson Lodge team in great batting
form in its game with the Manhattan second
eleven, and secured easy victory by 80 and
nve wickets spare. T. \. Skyne hit out splen-
didly for the winners and contributed 43
play. +. p Rogers also hit hard and c, Edwards
and X. W. Powell also contributed double figures
Y. w Harris proved TO be in great form with the
ball. and captured seven wickets for 29 runs. The
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
CHESS.
RESULTS IN MUNICH TOURNAMENT

RESULTS IN MUNICH TOURNAMENT
Munich, Aug. 4.-Play In the tenth round OF the
International Chess Tournament at ! d. m showed
the following results: Pillsbury beat Bardeleben
Berger defeated Jakob and Maroczy won from
Showalter while Marco and Popiel had drawn In
the evening Schechter defeated Janowski Gott-
schall vanquished Cohn, while the games between
Halprin and Billecard and Wolf and Burn were
drawn. The score: ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
CLEVER RIDERS AT SCHENECTADY.

Schenectady. n. Y. Aus. A-The programme fur
nished by the race meet oe the Schenectady Racing
Association the Driving Park to-day was the
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
FOURTH RAcE-selns; for three eyear-O -Old' and up


Some of the weights for the Chantilly Handicap
Hurdle Stakes for three-year- and upward. at
and one-half miles six hurdles to be
at Brighton, on Tuesday, August l. are as follows
167; The Bachelor, 166; Buea, 100; DR.. Echberg
107 and FilOn dor 14S.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
POLO.
POINT JUDITH TEAM WINS.
SURPRISE FOR PHILADELPHIA PLAYERS AT
NARRAGASSETT PIER

NaF.agansett Pier. R. l.. Aug 4 tSpeciaD POLO
was again to-day tre chief source OF amusement
here, this Point Judith Country Club and the Phia-
6eiphta FfeeSCoters being pitted against each
oshec. ths f'r-ssr reca$vt1Z q handicap OF four.
Monte Wa,e-tjry's Flsy was the feature. He
dceve aa5 StcGGsd IKE veteran. and excited ths
acricat.on CO the older element in polo P. F. Col
list $50 ca Ne. nrt * the reception accorded
hin wnen Es Ers5 came the field that pleased
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05
a YEAR OF MILITARY TRAINING, FREE FhOM DANGER
ONE MAN CAN BE ASSIGNED TO
The Camp of Rough Riders
COLORADO
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IN COLORADO

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ROUGH RIDER CONTEST,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-05

The New-York club played its return league
game with the Montclair Athletic Club and the
Jerseymen rather easily by 6S runs after an
extension of time had been allowed to prevent the
game becoming a draw. A b. Mifiin hit out Wig
orousy and well for Montclair and contributed a
good innings of 5S but by far the effort of the
day w. A. Gray's "a. Going in first. wicket
down, the Montclair captain resisted all attempts
to dislodge him until the last ball of the innings
W. V. Hughes and A. H. Stratford did the best
batting for NewYork, while J. f. Roberts was
most successful with the ball. with wlckets for
Il runs. c. q. Turner also bowed in capital form
and took wickets for II. The