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Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
PIRATES PLAY A STAR GAME
Tittsburg People See Wonderful Base Ball
Exhibition.
BROOKLYN GIVEN A NEAT WHITEWASH
phiiIippi's Splendid pitching Given
Brilliant support, While Howell
IN Hated Hard from
First to Last.

PITTsBURG, oct. 17.-Pittsburg played
ball ia old-time form and did not leave
Brooklyn a leg to stand on. Philllppi did
excellent work In the box and was given
gilt-edge support, the only error or mis-
play being Williams low throw to hrst
base in the ninth inning. only one Brook
ignite reached third and he was killed at
the home plate by brilliant play oil
O'Brieh on Dahlens bunt. In 10 inning
did Brooklyn make more than one hit and
their errors we're responsible for two runs.
one OF tho features was Tommy Leach's
good work. lie reached first every time
he came TO bat. made three hits, scored
four times. batted in run and made three
nice catches in left field. Attendance,
800. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
BIG FIELD AT MORRIS PARK
Twenty-One Horses Go to Post In Sec
ond Race, which Garry Her
mann Wins.

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-Three consolation
events and three other fair races made up
the card at Morris Park today. The Castle
ton, a selling stake for 3-year-olds, was the
only fixture decided and that went 10
Tompleton who won the Silver Brook yes-
terday, She was at the lucrative price Of
played. Ondurdls was backed from 3 to ! to
6 to 3, but ran a Disappointing race. Candle
and a, Asneg ane wn yns rTn rn ana COMING away
In tho last furlong she won, ridden out, by
half length Ashes took the place length
from Candle.
A steeplochase for non-wlnners this year
was first on the card. Somers at the good
odds of 20 TO /, outjumpcd and outlasted
inent TO the last two jumps and then tired.
Midsummer beat big field OF twenty-one
starters in the second race and Garry Her
mann won the fourth race easily from Roll
ing Boer, who in turn beat Doctor Barlow
"A head for the place.
West Baden graduated from the maiden
class in the nth race, beating support a
head on the post. support ran a good race
after being almost left at the post In a
struggling start.
The last race at one mile and a half went
TO the second choice, Belgrade Maid OF
Harlem, the favorite, and Mcleod Of Dare
made the running for a mile and n quarter
belgrade in last place until we'll into the
stretch, when he came up and won.
Weather cool and track slow. Summaries
First race stecplechnse, about two miles
Somes, l50 dayton, 20 TO l, won; Zanzibar
l32 (Neitch), to ana TO D, second; Wal
ter Cleary, 1872 (Owens). to !, third. Time:
0:59. MaZo, Captain Pearsal, Lady Linden
and Lost Chord also ran.
Second race selling, Ave and half fur
longs: Midsummer. 1N (Walsh), to /, won;
Wax Taper, lO2 (Burns), 8 TO ] and to i
second; Fluke. 81 (Michaels), to l. third
Time: LOS. Iuitzllopochtl. Ordeal. Ring
leader, Miss Mitchell, LAMA, Prince Florist
Elhn Conig Ortrude, Monmouth Boy, Magic
Light, Hawk, Hagerdon. Rugged Sailor
Clartoba, Dick Furber, Miriam Glare and
Mordelmo also ran.
Third race, Castleton stakes, selling, Ave
furlongs: Templeton, 10i tMitchelD, to |,
won: Ashes. l0i (O'Connor), 13 to and even
second: Candle. % (Rausch), to l, third
Time: O6SL. Cherries. Ondurdis, Flora and
Manga also ran.
Fourth race, ono mile: Garry Hermann
llO COConnor), to s. won; Rolling Boer, 1id
tBulmanl, to and TO 3, second; Doctor
Barlow, 1l0 (Willlams), 20 to /, third Time
l46 Janice and Frey also ran.
Fifth rtce, one mile: West Baden 101
shaw. to ., won; support, lO3 (Walsh)
20 8, second Captain January, i01 (O'Brienj
30 to l. third. Time: l:45sa. Bellamy Ellen
B Lizzie Regent. Lancewood, To Order
Wandering Minstrel and Lord Ogleby also
ran.
sixth race, one mile and a half: Belgrade
~ tMllesl to 2, won; IoCochce % CDaly),
- To and to |, second; Maid OF Harlem
lOi tMitchelD, even, third Time: 2:37is
Andronicus and Mcleod of Dare also ran
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
STRANGE REVERSAL OF FORM
Specific at Harlem Park Dumps the
wise Folks by Unexpected
Victory.

CHICAGO, oct. 17.--Queer racing, nagrant
reversal OF form ana the downfall or
days sport at Harlem. The most noticeable
OF these was the victory of Specific I'm the
mile and an eighth event. third on the pro-
gram. In the last race run by Specific he
made n miserable showing, with Tally up.
Dominick had the mount today and won
easily with length TO spare; KNIGHT Ban
ond choice. The jockey on Cugmoosie did
his best in a hard drive and beat out
Knight Banneret for the place. II was "A
three-horse race, the field never having a
show.
The other reversal of form was What
Next's victory over the jumps. His racing
OF late has been Joke, but he won as he
pleased from the best field OF timber-top-
pers at the local tracks Weather clear and
First race. five furlongs: Shut Up, 1H
Devin). Q to p. won; El oriente 1oi (Alex.
S SPaHr 10 ,o to tsiTS seG9nd nisht hai rs 1913
karosa. Tonicum, Possart, Natural Gas
Presgrave. Eva Darling, Princess otillie
and Water Plant also ran.
Second race, steeplechasc, short course
What What Next ~ tR TAYLOR, IS to /, won
sslgSt HsHHS RS,a S2 H ioS g wilson second
Time: 1881 l-5. Alice, Arquebus and Negli-
gence also ran. Woodranger fell.
Third race, one mile and an eighth Speci-
ic, lQl Dominick, 6 to /, won; Cogmoosie
lO9 CDevinl, l2 TO 8, second; Knight Ban
neret, los Wilkinson. II to g. third. Time
1850 40 Eberhart, Danish and Malaise also
ran.
Fourth race six furlongs: Highland Lad
deo tRansom(, 3 to l. won; Tame lrishman
lBoland) to 2, third. Time 81 1-j. Yell
low Tail and John Wech also ran.
-, FIRTH race five furlongs: Edith O. 105
uandry), 10 TO !, won; Guesswork. 100 Co.,
Martini, to g second Cora Goetz. 1Oi
ChieNander), l2 to !, third. Time; 1:l4 1-5
Ada Carbry, Compass and La Desirous also
ran.
sixth race. one mile: Florlzar. 1903 (Bo,
llnu(, = to ;, won; Chorus Boy. los Domi-
3. third. Time: li1 l-5. Wax, MARYLAND
Reserve. Expelled, Mark Miles and Norford
also ran
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE G.. III. Hammond
company. a Michigan corporation, has exc
cuted a trust deed to the Central Trust
company of New York and Thomas Ham
mond OF Hammond, Ind, upon its packing
plants and depots in Chicago, Hammond,
Ind, Boston, New York and other eastern
cities. Omaha, Detroit, Liverpool and Lon
don. to issue 81 ,555, 900 debenture bonds. ma
turing July /. 1901. and bearing 6 per cent
interest. The deed OF trust, which was
filed here today, recites the fact that the
company has reorganized and reduced its
capital stock from GlS0O00, in addition to
which the debenture bonds were issued.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

DENVER Oct. l7-The> twenty -eghth
annual meeting of the American Gaslight
association convened IN this city today,
about 100 members being present These
officers We're elected: President, T.. 6.
Pratt Des Molnes, la: first vice president,
William r. Real, New York: second vice
president, Alton s Miller. New York; third
vice president, Rollin Norris, Philadelphia !;
secretary treasurer, 4. T.. Forstal. New
York Members OF the council: Charles +.
Pritchard, Lynn, Mass; James Ferrler, CO.
lumbus, Ga; George Mclean, Dubuque Ia ;
William a. Miller, Cincinnati
Papers on subjects of interest to gas men
were read and discussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
Recoyers Big Damages.

ley obtained a verdict for S665O0 at the
hands of jury before Justice Gildersleeve
is directed against Sylvester II. Kneeland.
The suit grew out Of railroad deal In
1885 Wcgley secured an option upon the
Texas Trunk railroad and offered TO sell 1t
to Mr. Knecland. Subsequently Mr.. Knee
land purchased the road for 100000. Ac-
cording TO Mr. WeRley Mr.. Kneeland
promised TO pay him $5O, eco II the deal went
through. Weigley received $4,000 on ac-
count. Then he sned Mr.. Kneeland to re-
cover the remaining $4,000 and interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
Populist Candidate. Withdraw

PIERRE, S. D., Oct 17.--(Special Tele-
gram)-The time for withdrawal OF names
from state tickets expired last night and up
to that time three names had been with
drawn from the populst ticket, the last to
withdraw being Frank W. Bailey OF Dawson
county, the nominee for state treasurer, the
other Withdrawals being ]. j. Self, one OF
the presidential electors and Chauncey ].
Maynard, the nominee for lieutenant gov
ernor. The names which remain all go be
fore the people at the polls.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
ASK IMMEDIATE ACTION
French Government Requests that
Peace Negotiations with China
he Began nj Once.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE French
charge d'affaires, NJ, Thiebaut had con-
ference with Secretary Hay today II is
understood he presented memorandum
proposing the peace negotiations with
China begin Immediately NJ. Thiebaut
also made known the satisfactory answers
received from the several governments
and pointed OUT the desirabilty OF haviag
action taken at once to carry out the sew
eIal points on which the powers have been
brought into agreement.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
FORGE AN IMPERIAL EDICT
Belief that order for Punishment of
Princes Was False and Cir
cuIated for Eject.

PEkIN, Monday. Oct. LIT is regarded
as certain that the alleged imperial edict
ordering the punishment Of high officials
was forged and was concocted with the
object OF preventing the advance OF the
allies on Pao Ting Flu. Both Prince Ching
and Ii Hung Chang deny its authenticity.
Count Won Waldersee is expected to ar
rive here October IL
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Oct. H-Cresceus
2:0i, the king of all stations, made an in
effectual attempt to lower his record over
the Terre Haute track this afternoon. He
went very good mile In 2:06A. but u light
wind blowing down the south stretch made
II impossible for him to beat his Cleveland
record. He was driven by George H. Ket-
cham. He went the fret quarter in O:29&.
the second 0:31A the fourth In 0:32 fat
coming under the wire In 205i4 Weather
permitting the stallion will be given am
other trial on Friday.
Tertiman, q 2-year-old PAGER by Jersey
In 2:044.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
Canadian nefe.t. uoos,er

NEW YORK, Dot l7-Lconard Howison.
me young Canadian, and ora Mornlngstar,
or the lrofessionul handicap billiard tourna-
ment az Maurice Days academy today ana
that had been hung up for the winner
Howison finally won. defeating Mornihe :
star by score OF 200 70 2i6 The conditions
Howison's 200. w
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

title OF national champion also won her
match with the utmost ease. She beat one
Of the strongest players In the country,
Miss EuniCe Terry. OF tho Ardsley club.
last year.
Miss Elsie Cassatt OF Philadelphia unex-
pectediy was beaten by Mrs r. Manice OF
Ienox and another surprise was the defeat
OF Miss Harriet curtis OF Boston by Miss
Berg OF the Yountah Country club OF Nut
ley, ~. j., by a narrow margin.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

FARGO, n. D., Oct. l7-This afternoon
United States Commissioner Montgomery
denied motion for the dismissal Of the
case against Frank Carmody. charged with
robbing a safe in Mexico City last March of
$1,000 A detective Is here with extradition
papers, but the official interpreter WAS in
competent to translate them, and an ad-
journment was taken until November for
that purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
Nelson CUT, wortd., Record.

CHICAGO, oct 11.-Johnny Nelson. the
middle distance bicycle champion, cut
% 20 seconds off the worlds indoor,
record for fifteen miles at the
Coliseum tonight in his match race with
Fisher. Nelson went the distance in q 1.oi is
and peat Fisher by over seven laps. Fisher
caught his machine first and led up TO five
miles, but after that the pace became too
hot for him and Nelson forged ahead.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
saIoonman Shoots Farmer

sIsSEToN, S. D., Oct. I7,-Charles La
mars farmer at one time a saloonkeeper
at Waubay, shot and probably fatally
wounded George Canield, a farmer. near
sisseton. Lamars was arrested The only
witness, Charles Canheld. refuses to give
any facts. Lamars claims self defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 17.--Yale this
afternoon met In Bowdoin the strongest
foot ball team encountered this season, and
IN an interesting game overcame the visi-
Bowdoin in the second half and In the lat
ter part of the first half had things its own
way. rushing and breaking through for dis
ndl
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
Chicago schooi Display a winner.

CHICAGO, Oct, E.--According TO a letter
received here today from Howard J.
Rogers, director OF education and social
economy for the United states commission
at the Paris exposition, Chicago's public
school exhibit carried off the honors at the
exposition. The display has been declared
me most complete and creditable made by
the schools or any city and educators of
Europe are asking for portions OF IL to use
as models. Instead OF bringing the exhibit
back and preserving II according 10 the
IL In Europe,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

NEW YORK Oct, 17-Albert T. Patrick
and Charles f.. Jones, counsel and servant
Magistrate Brann today for the contnua-
tion of their examination on the charge
for $4,000 drawn on the banking firm Of
Swenson & Sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
Stntc Scorcs Aunin.t rena,-

PHILADELPHIA. oct. l7-state college
" as defeated at foot ball by the University
Of PENNSYLVANIA, Il to 5. State college pre-
sented crippled team and to Cqualize mat
tcrs somewhat Coach Woodruff OF Pennsyl-
vania laid OFF Captain Ware and two
tackles In the first half. II was in this halt
the state eleven scored. The tackles werc
put back In the second half and State failed
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

HAVANA, Oct. T.-Rumors are in circu
lation that General Ludlow Is about to re-
ceive an important post in Cuba. La Lucha
says: General Ludlow's methods of deal
ing with Cubans are insulting, and his
methods extravagant."
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

SHORT HILLS, n, j., oct. l7-Natch
pay was the order of the day at the tourna.
ment for women 81 the Baltusrol Golf club.
The champion, Miss Frances c. Griscom OF
the Merton Cricket club, PHILADELPHIA won
Albany In very easy way Miss Reatrix
tloyt OF New York, who has thrice held the
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

SLOAN, Ia, Oct 17.-(special)-A barn
and a valuable stack of millet belonging
to Mrs. J. ]. Arnold Of North Evans was
burned to the ground about 2 o'clock Mon
day. The origin of the fire Is unknown
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
DC Gier. ordered mack to pekin.

BERLIN, oct. I'm. dc Glers and tho
Russian legation. according to a dispatch
from Tien Tsin to the Kolnische Zeitung
have been ordered to return to Pekin within
few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18

Earned runs: Pittsburg, 3. Three-base
hit: Cross Sacrifice hit Beaumont
Stolen bases: Beaumont, Wagner (2), Ely:
Double pay: Jones to Mcclure. First
base on balls: or Philippl, q; OF Howell
. hit by pitched ball thinner. Struck
out; BY Phillippi. 8; by Howell. 3, Passed
200 Empires: Hurst and swartwood.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
Foot p,II uc.uIt, n, pr,.,

At Princeton-Princeton, 43; Syracuse uni
versity, O.
At Cambridge, Harvard, II. Bates
college, 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-18
More Drawn Game. of Checkers.

BOSTON. oct. 17.--Barker and Jordan
Fought through two more drawn games
today.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
THE COAL MINERS sTRIKE e.

One hundred and twelve thousand
men went out on q strike in the
Lackawana and Wyoming coal fields
in Pennsylvania on Monday last, and
during the week the number has
increased to about one hundred and
twenty six thousand.
In their statement of grievances
the strikers complain that they are
compelled to mine 2,400 pounds of
coal for a ton, that their wages do
not average a dollar a day, and that
they are obliged to buy their goods
at company stores at prices 10 to
20 per cent higher than elsewhere.
Unless a settlement is reached
within a few days the inevitable re-
suit will be the stoppage of street
railway travel, the shutting down oil
electric light plants, and the possible
closing of the public schools.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
MIR. BRYAN.s ACoEPTANCE.

Mr.. Bryan's letter accepting the
Democratic nomination for the Pres
idency was made public on Monday.
1t opens with q pledge thatif elected
this Fall he will not under any cir
cumstances be q candidate for q Sec
ond term.
The silver question is given prom.
inence, and the candidate strongly
defends the plank in the National
Democratic platform, demanding
that the minis be opened to the
free coinage of silver and gold at the
ratio of 16 to l without waiting for
the consent of any other nation.
Referring to the trust question Mr..
Bryan points out the evils resulting
from that system, and promises, ii
elected, to select for Attorney-Gen-
eral O man who will, without fear or
favor, enforce the laws.
He asserts his belief in the justice
of an income tax, favors the election
of United States Senators by direct
vote of the people, endorses the prin-
ciples of direct legislation. and con-
dennis the Republican majority in
Congress for refusing to comply with
the request of the Interstate Com
merce Commission for larger powers
to enable them to realize the object
aimed at.
The most pressing issue of all,
however, he declares to be that oil
imperialism, and this, he insists. IL
a question which must be disposed
of now. Whether we shall adhere
to or abandon those ideas of govern
ment which have distinguished thii
Nation from other nations and giver
to its history its peculiar charm ant
value is a question the settlement o
which can not be delayed.
The letter is quite lengthy, AM
goes infinitely into all the issues o.
the campaign.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
Negotiating for n Mine.

A Salt Lake, Utah, combination is
negotiating with Col. Boyle for an in
terest in the North Rspidan mine in
Como district. Lyon county, Nevada,
says the Silver State, and if an agree
ment is reached extensive ore reduc-
ton and smelling works will be in
stalled. The ores uncovered in
the North Rapidan mine are said to ex-
coed 81 ,OOO, 900, and the ore is said to
be of higher grade than that in the
Hulley-Logan group, which is paying
dividends.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22

The SENTINEL says a case of smallpox is
reported at Palisade.
The above item is going the rounds
of the State press, and were it not
for the double fact that the SENTINEL
did not say anything of the kind,
and that no case of smallpox exists
at Palisade, the item might be con-
sidered as substantially correct.
What the SENTINEL did say is that a
case of smallpox is reported at Battle
Mountain, and we want it understood
that Palisade has no disposition to
rob Battle Mountain of the credit.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22

Hon. Z. s. Harrington and Tren-
MOI Coffin, candidates for Congress
mar and Supreme Court Judge, re-
spectively. on the Republican ticket,
opened the campaign at Elko Mon
day evening of last week, and since
then have been making a tour
through White Pine and Lincoln
counties.
On the other side, Hon. f. G.
Newlands made the opening speech
in his campaign for reelection tc
Congress at Dayton on Tuesday
evening last. and raj scheduled tt
speak at a number of other places il
the western part of the State during
the week.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
Reno smeiter Attached.

Gazette: Monday evening the Bank
OF Nevada put an attachment on the
new Reno smelter for 81 900. This
morning Geo. Holesworth filed a me-
chanic's lien on the same plant for
1880. There seems to have been
some misunderstanding between Coo
ley, Hillhouse and the local stock
holders, which resulted in the attach
ments. Matters will probably be sd-
justed in a few days and the smelling
works will probably again begin the
reduction OF ores.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

Exceedingly heavy rains have fallen
in the famine districts of India.
The outlook for good crops is said to
be more favorable than for two years
past. In places as much as two inches
fell in a few hours.
The German Foreign Office has sent
q circular note to all the powers an
nouncing that the German government
considers that an indispensable pre-
liminary to the beginning of peace ne
gotiations with China is the delivering
up of those who were responsible for
the outrages.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22

Out of chaos order is gradually
being restored in the wrecked city
of Galveston. The work of clearing
away the ruins is progressing sys
tematically, and the arrival of sup
plies and money from outside sources
has relieved present distress and
suffering.
The death list has now reached
nearly 5000, and the property loss
is estimated at S22. SOC, 900.
A more cheerful feeling is manifest
among the survivors, and ii is the
determination to rebuild the city at
once.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Blackleg is killing off cattle in the
vicinity of Hike, Lincoln county.
All of the engines on the G. & G.
road have been fitted to burn coal
hereafter.
Senator j. p. Jones has made a
donation of 800 to the State Agri-
cultural Society.
The attendance on the opening day
of the State Fair was the largest ever
known on q first day.
J. d. Page of Typo has announced
himself a candidate for long term Com
missioner of Nye county.
The Lyon county assessment roll
foots up $1,172,12S this year, as
against 81, les, 405 last year.
The Gregory girls have disposed Of
their Bodie Miner-Index, and the pa
per is now run by III. w. Woods.
The Wells Herald appeared in its
usual form again last week, having
apparently fully recovered from the
effects of the recent fire.
Bert Adams, a native of Carson, q
years old, was killed in San Francisco
last week by being crushed under the
wheels OF a moving street car.
A joint meeting OF the executive
committees of the Democratic and
Silver Party State committees will be
held in Reno next Saturday.
The New York Tribune says thai
Senator Stewart expects to spend prac
tically all of September and October
stumping Nevada for Mckinley.
w. A. Fogg of Washoe county has
been appointed County Clerk o
Washoe county to fill the unexpired
term OF F. B. Porter, who has disap
peared.
Miss Estelle Bernice EIDE, at one
time a member of the faculty Of the
State University, was married at Oak
land last Wednesday to Joseph t
Brooks of San Jose.
The Central Committees Of the
Democratic and Silver parties have
agreed to a plan of fusion In Storey
county. Each party will be given iti
share OF the offices.
The Central Pacific Company hal
reduced the rate Of passenger fare or
the Carson & Colorado railroad to SIX
cents per mile and will run a daily
train through to Keller.
The Journal claims to have informa
ton from a reliable source that Reno
will be made a freight and passenger
division terminal and that the Contra
Pacific shops will be moved there from
Wadsworth.
William Mcmillan, recently APP
pointed to a Federal position, left Vir
ginia City Saturday night for Huron
South Dakota, where he will meet the
two other Inspectors of Land Offices
and they will decide on what territory
each shall cover.
Coal has been discovered at Grassy
mountain, about thirty-fve miles
northwest OF Phoebe. Messrs. James
Tullock and L. N. Garrison have been
working out there for the past month.
The coal is OF the anthracite variety
and is Of good quality .-Pioche Record
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22
PARADISE valley Ranch sold.

Silver State: John t. Read on
Monday sold his ranch and improve
ments in Paradise Valley and all his
cattle to Evans & Curtner. The firm,
it is understood, paid $4,000 for the
property, which is one OF the finest
ranches in the valley. The sale in.
cluded 5000 acres Of cultivated land
and / 900 head of cattle.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-09-22

In the fifty-mile relay race at Reno
last Monday the Reno wheelmen won,
defeating the Olympics Of San Fran
cisco by one mile and five-eighths.
The best fve-mile run by the Renos
was made by the Comstock champion,
Edward Stanley, who covered il in
u :54. The fastest five-mile run in
the contest was made by Russ OF the
Olympics in II ;46 20.