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Ing In a clineh. sloran.s Id. ghting2 Il
the feature. Jack gets In n std gg ,acr eeir /,
but Moran saves himself In n iciinrh:
and Is himself again. Moran gets ii,
g PARROT let's that hurt. Jack meets 1,
-soaker. but gives as good as was
sent. Tony barely misses d swing. and
another Moran ducl;s into. a hard one.
Round Jack, the aggress6r from
now on. He swings right and 1t lands.
They exchange let's and sclinch. Jack
PUSHES twice and lands iglancing blows
on the shoulder. Tony comes back with
asonker In the face. Tonyi!si rushed to
the ropes: no damage. More sclinching.
They are sparring cautiously at the
close. Z, !, t!s z J.
Round s--Hard In fighting. with hon
ors for Jack. Tony gets In q hard one
on the Jaw Jack rushes and lands
heavily. Jack swings and misses. Jack
rushes Moran to hegropes and inflcts
severe punishment. They wrestle and
Moran goes to the floor on his knees.
They are working the in-Hghtins game
attic end OF the round.
Round ie-Jack meets 'faceri as the
result OF a rush. Moran misses a fierce
swing. jack ducks from still another;
In clever style. They exchange body
blows. Jack lands rights and lefts on
the face, but misses a swing. II IS Nc,
Clellands round. though. neither has
done great execution. n
Round r-They alternate the clinch-
ing game with great success. Jack
leads and lands on the face. Moran
ducks cleyerly from a swing. They
clinch and fight hard. Moran misses an
other, swing. More clinchlng and in
fighting, with the honors for McClel-
land. s. = z @ I. <.
Round 12-The same old game OF
clinch. Jack the nggressor. Jack rushes
and Moran clinches. Jack sends In a
hard left to the face. Mac gets In a
stiff body blow, and Moran goes to the
ropes. Mac rushes and has the best OF
1t. but his blows lack force. Jack swings
and lands a Glancins blow. Moran
lands n scnker in the ribs Just at the
closa..
Round ls-Mac rushes Tony;to the
ropes again. He uppercuts lightly.
They exchange heavy rights. Mac
forces his man into corner. but could
DO nothing. Jack swings with right.
and in ducktns Moran goes Z. to the
floor. Then Jack rushes him and a
right to the Jaw sends Moran to the
focr. He gets up atB"six. and the bell
saves him.
Round 14-They rush and clInch.
Mac is the agsressor. They; rough 1t for
keeps, Moran on the defensive and
cIinching to save himself. Jack is en- !
ger. but Tony manages to stand on his
opponent to the close OF 4 the round,
though he receives much punishment
and Is nearly gone.
Round 15-Jack rIIshes and Is teager
for the Knockout. bur Tony clInches
successfully. Jack lands repeatedly.
but the blows lack force Jack gets In
two body blows without return.
Rushes and clinches are the rule. Jack
always on the offensive. Jack finally
lands a short-arm right at the Kid
neys and Moran drops Imply to the
hoor and rolls over on his face and Is
counted out / ~
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AFTERNOON GAMES.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3-In the sixth
inning Of the afternoon game twelve Of
the local team batted and seven hits were
made on Jones, a triple, three doubles and
three singles, netting seven runs. After
that St Louis did not have q chance tc
WIN, stn; Score: ], !: !, !, !.
3 ST. LOUIS %! % i o 10 4 2 oE0-lE 3 .
Phlladelp'n 20 ! y Q q q O. 0 so li J
Batteries. Jones and Robinson; Ortiz and
mcfarland. q Earned runs, y St Louis /;
phlladelph s. Home run. Wolrerton.
Time. ga Umpire. Emslie. Attendance.
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CHARTER OAK PARK
Opened With Large Attendance at the
49,. ]. Grand Circuit Meeting.


HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 3.-The
grand circuit meetingSat Charter Oak
Park this afternoon. an attendance Of
over 5000 occupying the stands and all
( available space. The racing was good,
fand Governor, Tounsbury and staff were
visitors during the afternoon.
The events were easily the mos; In
;terestins Of any opening day at the
park. the Charter Oak purse Of $4,000
being captured by Gcorgrpa, Lord Der
by. the tayorite. having to be content
with third place; although he pushed
the marc to 2:o7A in the second heat.
Alameda was good second. showing
showing good staying qualities: and
speed. winning the first heat with ease.
The ESQ pace was won by Midway. 4
rank outsider, Evolute and sallie Hook
being on equal terms in the speculation.
the other horses selling ut nominal tls-
ures. Midway, after having finished
seventh and ninth in the first two heats.
took the race in the three heats fol-
! lowing.
The EOS trot brought out Arion, Lord
Vincent. John holland and Grattan Boy.
The conditions OF this race were pecu-
liar, each heat being considered a race
for one-thlrd of the money divided, and
the horses drawing for new positions
each heat. Grattan Boy took all the
heats, and his share of the money was
1850.
In. tho. eecond heat. John holland
"knucklcd over at the turn in n break
and one OF the bones in his fetlock bro
ken. He will probably be Injured per-
emauently, and will be retired from the
track. Noland was sold bysJ. E. Pu-
binser this season 10 O. T. Kent, of
Cleveland, for $4,000. and has been
campalgned by Footc. who has driven
him for three seasons, winning the
Charter ook Stakes in 1898. His best
time. Is 2:Os nat.
4 The 2:os pace was unnlahed, Free
Bond and Harry o. each taking heat.
The summaries:
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Y NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The two games
between the New FORKS and cincfnnatis
atrthes Polo grounds this afternoon re-
tsultediin m even break. The visitors won
the iirstsand the home team the second
aftcrstiye, innings had been played The
first game the New Yorks had practically
Won. 5but! became careless. Cincinnati win
. ming In the ninth by batting Carrick for
six fruns The New Yorks won the second
I game by timely hitting in the third in
ming. Beckley was put out OF the second
game fol-; kicking. Davis while at prac-
aee Tor the first game split his finger
Crawford was injured In the first game
sliding to third base. and retired In the
SECOND inning OF the second game In favor
OF Breitensteln. Scores:
First game. u y y = Y & a. 80 RHE
Cincinnati 20 o o aoio.2 i i SO $ :
New YORK ~ 2 {. l o, I 0 o o. 8 10
Batteries. Breitenstein and Kahoe; Car
rick and Grady. Time. : hours. Umpire.
4 Second game. RHE
/ S SsS TaYl ::...e I sd1-sss
z batteries. Newton and Kahoe;, Mercer
and Bowerman. Time. $50. Umpire, Sny-
der, Attendance lY fO1 u. - F5f'- "a
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MORNING GAMES.

BOSTON. Sept. 3--In to-day's hra.
game. with two on bases in the ninth In
Ming. Wagner knocked the, ball over the
left field fence for n home run. Boston
batted Lever hard throughout the game.
Pittsburgh played n miserable game In
the field. Attendance, 5000. Score;
r II F,
Pittsburgh 10 o i 10 0 j 3-Sll
Batteries. W. Clarke and Willis: o. Con.
nor and Lever. Earned runs. Boston !:
Pittsburgh & Two-basc hits. Hamilton.
F. Clarke. Three-base hl,. R!tchcy. Homo
runs, Collins. Duffy, Wagner. Double
plays. Collins. Lowe and Tenney; Ely.
Ritchey and o.Brien: Tenney unass!stcd.
Sacrifice hit. Lowe. Time. 2:s2, Empire.
5o'Day. Attendance. 1000 nv
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Conboy-Wayue.

The preliminary was; between Young;
Conboy. and Dave Wayne, tie latter
colored, both Of Pittsburgh for six
rounds: < 81 4 & -. *: =.
Round l-conboy gets in Light left;
they exchange and ciinch, and then
mix 1t up In lively fashion. Dave get
ting the worst Of It They are fighting
fast and furious In a semi-clinch nj; the
ring OF the bell. x. 2, Il. /.
Round 2-They are both cautious. but
finally Wayne lands. Then they mix IT
up again, both landing frequently with
'honors even. conboy swings henyily
and Wayne barely missed it, Another
Try and conboy lands with terrific
force on the body. he follows up the
advantage and rains blow after blow
upon his dusky opponent; who is clear
Is on the 80, and the bell comes Just In
time to save Wayne. =
Round conboy rushes, but Wayne
saves himself in a cllnch. They SO at
each other hot and heavy but in the
exchanges Wayne gets the. worst OF it.
.conboy ,rushe1 and is met by facer
that staggers Both mixsitsup and
Wayne gets in one on the face that
sends Conboy 10 the floor. He gets Up
at six" and then the bell saves him.
Round Wayne Is on the agrees
i've, but meets a swing that staggers:
Conboy has freshened and is more
cau,ious. They srough It and Conboy
has the worst OF; It. Wayne. lands q
left that tells; and at the close conboy
Is clinchlng desperately to save him
sell. e TX 4 L. IS, 81
! Round wayne leads and lands on
the face without a return. They clinch
and mix IT up. Desperately conhoy
throws. Wayne from him to, the ropes,
hut 1t Is only a temporary; advantage.
and soon Conboys Is clinchIng again.
Both are weak and ills an almost cons
,t!nuous clinch. At the close both are
pumping In blows, but they lack force.
Round 6They exchange rights. They
spar cautiously. Wayne gets In q light
right. Another clinch. Conboy gets in
a hard right that ends in a clinch.
Wayne swings on the head and gets
one In return.
That's a good draw, think" says
Referee Murphy, when the beiEends the
bout.
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sBRooKLYN, Sept. a-The Brooilyns
won the afternoon game from Chicago by
hard hitting and taking advantage OF the
rnisplays of the chicagos. Hurst rail-
lsoaded the visitors out in the third. when
Ryan started ito kick on q decision. and
the umpire ordered Kitson 10 pitch the
ball with no batter ut the plate. This
'-Bradiey's third I. base plays and Cross
batting were the; features- Score: :. n.
Chicago ......4 1 o 0 10 0 o. 20 SIS {
Brooklyn $50 3 Q 4 2 OIL 0 10 II :
3 Batteries. Callahan and Chance; Ntson
andE Farrell. Earned runs. Chicago 2;
Brooklyn 2. Home run, Bradley. Time,
{e;oa, Attendance, 5000. Umpire, HURST.
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To-DAY'sfG GAMES. !
Dayton at Mansfield. +, ;
l-fs5gzs III r New Castle nj Fort WAYNE

The Anderson team was ordered to
Wheeling to play two games en- Labor
Day-yesterday-and as the team failed
to turn up for either the morning or . E
ternoon games. the two games are
claimed by forfeiture by the Wheeling
club, and doubtless te claim will be al
lowed by President Power. To-day
the Wheelings play. an exhibition game
ut Wellsburg. and on Wednesday open
series on the Island grounds with the
Marion team. 4
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Homescekers' Excursions.

On the frst and third Tuesdays. II,
each month during 1900, From Chicago
via Chicago. Milwaukee, and st. Paul
railway. 10 points In Iowa, South and
North Dakota. Minnesota. Montana.
Colorado. Utah, Nebraska. Oregon and
Washington ut the rate of fone fare plus
two dollars for tho round trip. good 81
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ISL Broadway, New York, or John Il.
.Pott. D. p. A., is6 William street. Will
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KING Nd CYCLING
MORAN Xxi KNOCKED ID (,;k E OUT
sss'as:s'a \ ~

In tie Fifteenth Bound Last Night
by; Jnrk lie lelland Moran. Was
the Aggressor for Seven Rounds
A Short Arm Punch Did the Bust
ness. u Is ( 3
Last night, before the Metropolitan
Athletic Club; at It's Fulton arena.
Jack McClelland. Of Pittsburgh. put out
Tony Moran ot Brooklyn, in the tit-
.tacnthirounds OF what was to have been
4 twenty round contest, Moran showed
up unexpectedly wei for the frss|seren
rounds, when he forced the fighting aud
appeared to have an excellent chance
to win. Starting in onsthci eighth
round McClelland became thc-aggres-
sor. and put II ali over the little fell
low. who, however. showed great pluck
II McClelland were more me fighter
and lesg the boxer he would have put
out Moran before he did. The knockout
blow came ID the fifteenth. and was a
right short-ayrn punch 10 the Kidneys.
that doubled mp Moran Ike a knise.
The preliminary between Young con-
boy and Dave Wayne, the iattnr color
ed, both of Pittsburgh, was a crack-a-
Jack. and on points the colored fighter
had decidedly the best OF It. but as is
customary when both fighters are on
their feet at the close. the referee de-
clared the bout Q. draw.
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Got q WInnlng Lend.

4 BRooKLYN, Sept. 1.-TWO hpscs on
balls by Grif;lth, hits by Kelley pahlen
and Mcclure. together with an out. gave
Brookiyn n winning lend this mprhInE.
which they improved Upon later, anil won.
Sensational fielding behind Kennedy kept
the Chicng0H we'll in hand The flitting
OF keeler, DAILY and Mcclure woH timely.
Bradley made home run and two doubles
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a Six Hour Race.

I HARTFORD, Conn.,. Sept. s.-At the
races this afternoon six hour race, an
hour each day was started: The men
will ride every evening hereafter for
the week. The result wass Pierce, 30
miles, IL laps; Caldwell, % miles,;s9ss
lap; C. w. Miller. 81 miles rs laps. Il 4
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS

MONDAY MORNING. III
Philadelphia 10. st. Louis ?.
Brooklyn 9. Chicago S. q
Pittsburgh s, Boston T.. 81 (. .
Cincinnati 10, New York
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!, 1. POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN, SENATORIAL CONVENTION

4. = th ne .RISpuelicans Senatorial Convention
tnr, First Senatorial District Of West
VirGinin. composed OF Hancock. BrooIse
ana ono counties, will be held on sa,mr.
day. September s, 1900. ut IL O'clock M
H az thS. Court House. wellsburg, West
virginia, Tor the purpose OF nominating 4.
candidate for the State Senate md ,tA
tending TO any other business thar nny
properly. come before said conve,tion
Each county shall be entitled! to one vote
iSI each one hundred votes or fraction
thereot Of hfty votes or more cast in c,,ch
coMnty1for g. W.. Atkinson in 1855 Tor
governor. Each conferce shall In 10 tbh,
right to name his own prosy.f' 80 ,' ..is
ts'5( HARRY HOOKING.
I A. ". BROWN. Sha .inlnl
= 3. .L-llt.s4i1 Secretary a,1,
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LOST.

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HELPIWANTEp-MALE.

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men and women to represent US appoints
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In four times At bat. but only the four
.baggcr. counted In the run.gettlng. Score:

y. n y :, x u IL II u
s;BrooElyn us To % . II % sz:-5ts I.
Batteries Griffth and Donahue: Ken
Sncdys and Met uire. Earned runs Chicago
]: Brooklyn u Home run. Bradley. Two
base hits. Ryan, Bradley, Jones, Keller,
DAILY. McG piress Double piayE. DAILY, Dahl
len and Jennings:3 DAILY and Jennings. Nc
Scormick and Bra,1lcy. Time. l; % Um-
pire. Hurst Attendance $500 Z ~
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DIPHTHERIA, sore throat. Group.
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MONDAY AFrERN,ooS

-. p 'tV.'DN NJ IERNVN1N. - 3 I
Philadelphia 10. st. Louis 4
Brooklyn 10. Chicago 4 4F5 =
Pittsburgh II, Boston /. cay
New York II. Cincinnati
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. All Pitchers Looked Alike.

BOSTON. Sept s.-All pitchers looked
alike to Pittsburgh this afternoon. cuppy
was batted out OF the box in the second
Inning. and Lewis, who succeeded him.
was equally easy. waddell was extremely
effective. holding Boston down to four
scattered singles Long was taken sick
In the thir 1 and retired in favor OF Bar
~. Attendance, $500. Score:
Boston 100 o % o o o o % III =
Pittsburgh t..eE 8 . / OIL 10 Eli Il 4
Batteries Sullivan and Cuppy: Zimmer
and SWaddell. Earned runs. Boston j;
Pittsburgh s. Two-base hits. Leach. Wag-
ner. Clarke. Three-bnse hit, WadJef1.
Double plays, Tenney. Lowe and Tenney;
Ritchey. Ely and O'Brien. First base on
balls, on Lewis 3; OF Waddell / Time,
2:05. Umpire, O'Day. . ~ ~ ri -, sf -Is''
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS:

YESTERDAYS GAMES
Wheeling 9, Anderson 0. &. Z -
Z Wheeling 9. Anderson o
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IHeadaChefo|rl FOrtySYears.

For forty years I suffered from siek Bead.
nshe. A year ngo I began using Celery King.
The result wua gratifying and surprising, my
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Boston 800 0 0 0 0 o o . 1T
Pittsburgh q. o. 9 O i .Oa1LltN III II
BOWLING.

Mozart Park League.
The scores last night in the Mozart Park
league were as follows.
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JAMES 5A.$HENRY.
Real Estate agent. Collector, notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1et1
Main street. trlEA ssiag. s .t5,'-5lEsi
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-12

AN effort is being made by the best
men of both races in the south to find
some common ground of effort to help
and advance the negro to as high a
plane of citizenship as he is capable of
attaining, and especially to educate
him to the efficient use Of his labor as
the necessary means of self-suppert.
A great interstate southern conference,
for the study Of race problems in rela-
tion to the welfare of the south, Is to
be assembled in Montgomery, Ala,
on May 8, 9, 10, at which the leaders of
Southern opinion will discuss the fol-
owing among other questions:
/. Should the franchise be limited by
law? II so, how? II limitation is desira-
BILE, should limitation be based on edu-
cational or on property qualifications,
or On both?
2. Should the education of the
negro be wholly or chiefly Industrial?
What is the relation of the negro who
has had Industrial training to the IN
trained white laborer OF the south :?
What is the extent OF the need for the
industrial training of the white populs-
ton? What are the advantages and
disadvantages to the south OF the negro
as a laborer?
3. Should we advise the raising of
the standard Of ordination for the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-12

NERVOUS people complain that they
are more nervous in Ell Paso. Per-
haps it is because they will not obey
the climate nor heed is demand for
sleep. It is a climate that induces
longer hours of sleep and permits
them. He who burns his candle az both
ends will have hard time of it here,
for the days incline che to extraordi-
nary effort, mental and physical, and
one needs the night for sleep. If one
will adapt himself he will discover that
the same number of day time hours
devoted in their new and Increased
energy to thought or the work he Is
engaged in will accomplish more than
the same number of hours OF work
In heavier atmospheres. He needs
less of the night for work. II the
stranger will realize this and not try
to Il his habits and methods of the low
lands to the high lands, he will never
be harmed by this climate.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-12

PIRACY still flourishes in Chinese
waters. and it Is said that never since
the Using dynasty has it been 80 rife.
Gus chief Foo-chan-hoi has behind him
band of 1000 men, and shows such
boldness and skill that the mandarin
soldiers dare not attack. The pirates
have fifteen steam launches and great
number of snake boats, and have laid
IN enough provisions aud ammunition
to last for years. Amy merchant junk
that Is willing to pay black mail is given
a small red flag with the name Foo"
and fish tail embroidered in gold a s
"a safeguard against attack.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-12

HELEN GOULD is the donor of $780,
600 to the New York university for d
hall of fame. Love and veneration
for her father inspired Miss Gould to
build this splendid monument to the
great dead of Americs. His will be
one of the names inscribed On the me-
mortal tablets. With the modesty that
succeeds in hiding many of her chart
ties Miss Gould sough. to keep her
name secret.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-12

CHARLES r. FLINT is having built
for him, at Nyack on the Hudson, q
steam yacht that is expected to speed
fifty miles an hour. This wonderful
vessel in 13G feet inches long, and II
feet inches wide, and weights only
twenty-five tons. The Tribune says
that starting from the battery on a
Wednesday morning, she would clear
Sandy Hook in less than twenty five
minutes. and her passenger could sit
down to real English mutton chop in
England at i've O'Clock on Friday af-
ternoon. If the voyage should begin
from an eastsrly point of Canada, on
ly one night would be spent in the
ocean. Leaving Canada at o'clock in
the morning, she would be in good time
for luncheon in Ireland the next day,
as the trip would take only about thirty
two hours" This reads like a fairy
tale. 1t msy be possible, but it is not
probable that it will ever be realized
in fact.
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