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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-04-27
lFROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI,

There Is no important news from
South Africa today.
MIR. Ackland is putting another
switch in the Elko yard.
Mr.. Schirley began tearing down
the old Commercial hotel this morn
ing.
one-half interest in foreign patents
on school desk attachment for sale.
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Nevada. \
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DIR. S. G. Gibson and DR.. G, ii.
Thoma OF Reno have been appointed
pension examining surgeons for the
western part Of the State.
The hotel at Truckee caught fire
early yesterday morning and was en-
tirely destroyed. Tho loss is placed
at $4,000 with an insurance Of sl5,.
OaO.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell will take the
night train to Palisade tc attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Perry tomorrow, Sat-
ur1ay, and return i'll the evening to
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The trial Of Vic Bouton for cattle
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The people OF Reno are very much
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DIED.

PERRr--Mrs. Elizabeth Perry OF Pine
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~, 1000, at 8 Il. to-, OF pncumonia;
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Will be burr I'd tomorrow Saturday
from tho school house in Paliaadc.
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Nevada, or the Independent
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cannot bc cured by Halls Catarrh
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New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
Rough Rider Sncampmena
Colorado.
A YEAR IN CAMP, UNDER MILITARY
TRAINING, FREE OF COST.
Practically as Good as Year q
Vest Point.
coAorado.

The Rough Rider Military Encampmenf n
colorado, already under way. commanded b,
uen- T. v. Sumner. u. > A. is backed by ths
foremost citizens OF Colorado, and indorses
0y the Governors OF many States. BY Adrlirs
Dewey, Gen. Joseph Wheeler and Othe
prominent men One years training and
complete equipment cost $500 in cash
Ihe New-fOrk Tribune has been given IN,
exclusive right in New York CITY 10 appoin
one student, entirely free Of expense, TO On
year IN the EnCampment, with instruction
and equipment complete. This offer is zortF
$500 TO some one, and il has been accepted bv
he Tribune IN the interest OF the Young met
OF the city The Tribune will award the prizs
September 1st, 10 the man receiving ths
largest number OF votes Cast BY readers ans
buyers Of the paper
Candidates should announce themselves a.
soon possible.
those voting are asked to tear off the entlrs
heading, first page OF any TribuHe dated from
July IA 10 September I, 1900. including date
line, and send the same TO the Tribune, with
fuli name and address OF the candidate. Oue
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10 votes. ard so on
A Circular OF Information, giving furthei
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New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

cided upon It was agreed TO hold the first series
at Athens in the old where the Greeks had
contested for athletic supremacy centuries ago.
II was there in 1895 that Princeton and Harvard
surprised the European world by the prowess Of
American athletes on track and field. Garrett the
shot putter, who is at present abroad with the
Tiger team, won the discus throw at these games
FOUR years ago, and wing footed Eddie Burke
amazed the natives by his wonderful sprinting
powers
II was agreed by the committee In charge that
the sports should be held every four years; that
they should 60 70 Paris in 1900 that England should
have them in lSe4 and four years later. in 1905.
they should come to America IN little
spoudence the University OF Pennsylvania athletic
authorities had with the promoters OF sports in
England before Pennsylvania team started abroad
this year, II was learned that the Britishers
not particularly desirOus of having the games in
1904 and with little diplomacy could be induced
10 give way to America Fer this Frank
Ellis. graduate OF the University OF Pennsylvania
and former chairman OF the Track Committee was
sent abroad with the team to endeavor 10 secure
the games for Franklin Field, and advices received
from him while abroad indicate that he has been
successful IN his mission
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
BOXING.
LENHY DISABLED AND GARDNER WINS

Oscar Gardner and Eddie" Lenny met last night
at the Broadway Athletic Club in bout that
scheduled for twenty-five rounds at catch weights.
but in the twenty-frst round Lenny got craup IN
his right leg. and was una Ole 10 continue The de-
csion was awarded to Gardner.
The battle would probably have gone the limit
had not Lenny been disabled. Up 10 the time OF
the rnishap he showed up wells He used his legs
TO good advantag ge- and Gardner had 20 follow him
frequently around the ring. At close quarters
Gardner played for the body heavily, and Lenny
piled in kind some OF the exchanges being very
rapid and heavy Lenny used both hands swinging
for the head and landed frequently with full length
swings Gardner sent his right 70 Lenny's body
often which told on Leuny. but only momentarily.
He succeeded IN cutting both OF Oscars eyes and
in the tenth round Gardner bled from the mouth
II was tiresorne bout toward the finish
In the preliminary bout Andy Daily defeated
Austin Rice IN twelve rounds at 11s pounds.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
CRICKET CANES TO-DAY.

The most important contest or the year IN the
series Of the Metropolitan District Cricket League
will take place to-day at Bayonne. where the Liv-
inEston Field Club the leader in the race for the
championship of New-York will play its first game
with the Knickerbooker Athletic club team the
present holder OF the pennant There will be several
other interesting games to-day The Manhattans viii
visit Montclair for their return league game with
the MontcIair A c.. Kings County will play
Kearny at Prospect Park: Brooklyn VIII play the
Manhattan second eleven the same ground, and
Paterson Team 4 will play Paterson Team at
Paterson. These last three games are champion
shin matches in the New-YOTk Cricket Association.
THE Nelson Lodge Club Will have two games at
Prospect Park The first eleven playing the New
Works and the second receiving a visit from the
Essex County Club OF Newark Columbia oval Will
he visited by bridgeport
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Powell and Kitson started in 70 do the pitching
in the game Washington Park, Brooklyn. yester-
day. between the St. Louis and BROOKLYN teams,
but neither lasted long Each was hit 20 hard that
the score was 70 at the end OF the third inning
Powell wild and Kitson ineffective. and this
caused their retirement IN favor Of Young and
Dunn The St Louis veteran vas IN rare good
form. and held the champions at his mercy for the
remainder Of the contest. Dunn was effective eX-
for four runs. winning the game for 81. Louis
Keister made a three baEger with the bases full
McGraw, in running after Kits0us foul fly, butted
into the fence and raised a lump his face He
not badly injured. and continued in the game
pla wing finely throughout. The statement that
Charles n. Ebbets, president OF the Brooklyn club
had announced his candidacy for the presidency Of
the National League. TO succeed \. f. Young. was
denied by M. Ebbets after the game. Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
THE MINNESOTA

Ta,r-b over all. SIS: overhang forward -:
hang aft 81: load vaterIine. 25-7. maiusah. SIS
square feet: foresan. ma SAL area 1891; main
boom. % 11lz: gaf, al, hCist Is: diagonal I'll;
leach $50. foretrangle. 1L6. hoist 1s.5. spinnaker
block 24s. spinnaker boom. 1s-2
The club challenged Is the Royal s.. Lawrence
Yacht Club Of Montreal Canada. which has won
the CUB in the international contests each year
since IL was first won by McDuggans Glencairn
n 7Sqs The AIiuirna Yacht Club OF England also
-riA5 for this cup before IL Canada II the
Western yachtsnen win IL now. II viii De subject
- Challenge by a foreign club only IN this
he RovaI Victoria Yacht Club of Hamilton.
canada will put in a challenge. and. no doubt.
orbar clubs also will seek q contest.
The races this year will be sailed in regatta OF
+hree or more days. beginning August 8 on the
course of the challenged club AT Lake 81. Louis
The Minnesota is owned BY F N Douglas. OF the
uIire Scar Yacht Club. and Cass Gilbert the
a-chitect OF this city. Mr.. Douglas will leave St
Paul for Montreal to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
CANDIDATES TO DATE:

JoHN J. CRlsTEL. Co. J. 69tF Regiment
National Guard
ELMER E WILLIAMS. care or DIX Bros. ;
Co.. so Broad ST.
ALBERT c. BALVE. 525 Greene lfrs.. BrooE-
LrH.
FREDERICK SCHUMACHER. ts9 McDorongI
ST. Brooklyn.
William ]. SNYLIE. 12th Regiment, NztIorz
Guard
s. STENLAUF, 279 Delaney 81, NIsr- York.
NOTE;-The lists remain open until Sept
lst, and new candidates can enter ar any tins
until then.
All letters of inquiry and all votes shouIs
he addressed
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST,
TRIBUNE OFFICE. sEw-IORk
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
YACHTING.
TICKLE WINDS AT LARCHMONT.
MANY HOURS OF DRIFTING MIX THINGS
FOR THE YACHTsMEN

FOX THE fAChISAEsN.
For unmitigated cussedness mingled apparently
with a wholly uncaIled for and splsnetic sense OF
humor, the winds at the Larchmont racing yes
terday were peculiar. Just when the yachts were
about 70 be sent across the starting line
light air which had been east northeast. it turned
around and blew dead calm OF the south
not quite dead calm. but It's twin brothsr-which
gave the speediest yachts the opportunity 70 beat
out over the line an undertaking which took this
feet. as whole. just twenty-one minutes and thir
ty-four seconds 70 do The preparatory gun. an
unimportant item which II Is always canon 70
mention, at Il 30 OF the clock. and the hint
start, almost wholly unaccepted vas given at
u;S5. whereupOn the Affair dashed into the arena
at 1l;4215, the syce at 1142:35 and then the slst
which came all the way from New Bedford 10
start, az 1854
The courses sailed by the different classes were
said TO be triaugles. but suspicion attaches TO
the committee and other yschtsmen who saw
triangles that others didn't. and the directions
were as follows: From the starting line some
where out in the Sound where the blue striped spar
buoy had be turned its starboard side. thence
20 and around the port side Of mark anchored n
the Sound slightly south OF due east. thence to
the finish line with booms 70 port and starbOard
tacks hauled aft fat II did not matter much
where the course was. because after the first OF
the six or seven hours drifting had passed it al
seemed 10 be part OF the hypnotic trance.
Among the successes which in this regatta were
got 'twixt sleep and wake was that OF the syce.
which beat the Altar more than minutes
without greatly damaging the new HerreshOn
boats reputation. The Sistss of this class made
about the same time. compared with the Others. "a
she did at Newport lately You could her
finish, about 1860. when she started. In the
yawl class A B McCreery went home with the
sakana. and so did z ; GrtfHnEs Spindrift. Ieav-
ing the spos TO the AbicoTe, which finished before
sundOWu.
In the raceabout class the Persmmon. 4. De
Yer Warner showed what she could DO when not
headed of by a protest and committees dis
qualification, and she led fleet Of seven oy a
too extensive margin
Robert BaCou's Veda beat the new Herreshoh
Effort. which had procured new mast overnight.
and in the special match race the Seeey boat De-
parture came in long way ahead OF the Kit Bobs
got away with seawanhaka knocka bouts. where A
?. Thayer's Thelga was 2 close third the Ditto
owned by Henry 5. Redmond. being two seconds
ahead of her
In witness whereof the committee have arixed
the following figures
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
9Spl9gRIIs 3 7
9pORTSrIfN'
PROGRANNE OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING.-Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
citation. Brighton Beach.
BASEBALL-Brooklyn and St Louis
Washington Park Brooklyn: New-York and
Cincinnati, Polo Grounds; New-York Ath-
letic Club and Orange Athletics. Orange;
Crescent and Montclair. Bay Ridge; Engle-
wood and Knickerbocker Athletic clubs
Euglewood-
LAWN TENNIs-Longwood Club tourna-
n1ent LonEwood, Mass; Orange at Morris
town: Lenox and West Side. New-York
Observation-Disclosures AT Montclair:
Livingston at Bayonne; Manhattan and
Brooklyn, Prospect Park; KeaTny and
Kings County. Prospect Park
TRAP SHOOTING utrecht Rod and
Gun Club. Interstate Park: Brooklyn Gun
Club, Union Course: Flushing Gun Club
Flushing match shoot. Rutherford: South
side Gun Club. Newark: GreenvilIe Gun
Club, Greenvtlle
YACHTING Yacht Club. re-
Eatts, Seawanhaka- -Corinthian Club ia
Tnalca Bay; Indian Harbor Yacht Club
POLO--Philadelphia ard Country Club
y Westchester, Saratoga.
HORSE SHOW.-Nonmouth County Horse
SHOW, Long Branch.
BOXING.-''E Eddy Lenny and Oscar Gard
ner. Broadway Athletic Club.
GOLF--Shinuecock invitation tourna-
-ert, thirty-six-hoIe handicap for Shinne-
cock Cup North Jersey. monthly handicap
and ball sweepstakes, New Brunswick.
monthly handicap; Nassau. team match
with Wee Burn; Hackensack, team match
with Flushing. Glen Ridge. team match
with East Orange: Harbor Hill monthly han
dicap classes A and 3: Apawauis, final
round for Governors Cup; SeabrighL team
match with Monmouth; Spring Lake team
match with Deal Bayswater. mems hnal
July weekly handicap; Oakland. Governors
cup Van CorJlandJ. third round for Nc
Ktnley and DUryea- cups; Norris County,
bogie handicap: Yountakah Nutley, bogie
match play handicap; Powelton team match
nth T07r-7~a
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
SLOAN HAS 4 BAD FALL.
THROWN VIOLENTLY WHILE RIDING MRS.
IANGTRY's MALUMA.

Liverpool, July 27.-At the second days racing
OF the Liverpool July Meeting to-day. the Liver
pool Cup. Of 200 sovereigns. handicap for
hree-year-olds and upward. at one mile and
three furlongs won by H c, Whites
skopos. with J. Refff in the saddle. W Bate
mans Kleon. guided by Rigby, was second. and
Mr.. Fairies Cutaway was third. Nine horses
ran.
Cutaway led 10 the Canal turn where Mrs
Langtry's Malurna. ridden by Sloan, and which
was a hot favorite. fell Halfway up the
straight Kleon drew TO the front, but yielded
TO skopos. who by head. length and a
half separating the second and third horses.
The result was received with icy silence In
the betting skopos was 9 TO against Keon 100
70 s against. and Cutaway 100 TO against.
When Maluna slipped and fell Sloan was
thrown violently to the ground and received IN
t1ries on the head that made II necessary 20
convey him 10 the hospital. II is thought the
fall Will end Maluma's racing career, as IL put
her shoulder out. After the race q complaint
of foul riding was lodged with the stewards
against Rigby who was TepTimanded ana eau
riO-sd
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Harry Hollins had things all his own way in his
morning round with Devereux Emmett, winning
the last hve holes in succession and finishing up
His score for the round was 81 strokes only
over bogey- In tha afternoon, however, the
and after grand uphill fight he reduced the lads
lead 70 one hole on twelfth green. Emmett made
e fine from a fifteen foot put the tenth
Alb yards and won the next two in each par
golf Emmett una BILE 10 tie the game, al
though Holl1ns only led by on the seventeenth
green. and the latter won the home hole and the
match by the narrow victory Of two holes The
"
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
1rn1AN HARRoR ANNrA1. REGArrA.

The Regatta Committee ot the Indian Haroor
Yacht Club. consisting OF Frank Bovine Jones.
chairman: Charles z McManus. u Willis Merritt,
Charles F. Kirby and Thomas A. Mead. announces
that the clubs twelfth annual regatta viii Be
sailed on Saturday. August 4, and viii be open 70
yachts enrolled IN any recognized yacht club.
Prizes will be given IN sixteen classes
The course for schooners and the s0-toot. 70-foot
and 5-foot classes OF sloops will be from
ing line one-hah mile south OF the gas buoy of
the eastern end OF Little Captain Island.
stakeboat OF Shippan Point, east by north three
and one-half niles thence 20 another staksboat
OF Centre Island Reef. south BY west. four and
one-quarter miles; thence TO the sraksboaU ths
starting line. northwest by north. four and one
quarter miles. All marks 20 be turned star
board hand Course 10 be sailed over twice Dis
tance, twenty-four nautical miles.
The for the 43-foot. 36-foOt and S0-foot
classes OF sloops, yawls and catbOats VIII be twice
around a smaller triangle II the same course
distance OF eighteen nautical miles The will
be sailed under Association rules
Entries will be received by the chairman OF the
Regatta Committee. az No = Broadway, or at the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
ARTHUR 5. PARKER DEAD

The death was announced yesterday OF Arthur 5.
Parker Of Newark vice president OF the New-Y York
Cricket Association. Mr.. Parker had been identi-
ned with cricket in this vicinity for many years.
and had been an officer Of the Kearny Cricket Club
since its organization He had heen unwell since
the cricket season began, but attended several
meetings OF the Executive Committee OF the asso-
citation as delegate from his club His loss Is re-
gretted among Cricketers. : ne courteous 10
ali and made a host OF friends wherever his team
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
PHILADELPHIA. :. CHICAGO. 4

Philadelphia, July 1.-TWO errors a base on
balls. q ba nit and three singles IN Phila-
delphia's first inning resulted in Chcago's defeat
to-day The visitors steadied themselves thereafte
and made fight for the game. Score:
r e
Chicago ....t......-.0 o . o o. }
Philadelphia -..--.---5 x-7 s
Battsrtss-Grrfth and Donahus. Piatt Mcfarland and
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Boston, July 27.-Boston won IN the ninth inning
to-day Hamilton singled, took third on O'Brien's
bad handling Of Longs hit and scored on Stahrs
drive over the fence. Both pitchers were effective
The fielding OF Collins, Long and Ely was the
feature. Score
g2s:3a E1...92,-. .-............SS d?%"d"I- 3 !
Ba,rsrtes-Dtneen and sullivan; Philips and thinner.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
NEw-YoRK w1Ns FRoM cINcINNArI

Little interest ts manifested in the dolngs Of the
Tammany Hall tauenders at the Polo Grounds
these days. The game at the Harlem grounds yes
terday was between the New-York and Cincinnati
teams, the visitors losing through weak batting
The Cincinnatis did not play the sort OF baseball
TO set a town on fire Score
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
RACE AT GREAT SOUTH BAY.

A yacht race for 800 VIII be sailed to-day on
Great South Bay The catboat Dolphin. owned BY
George L. and Joseph y Robinson. Of East
Patchogue will be sailed a triangular course
against the sloop Venus. owned by James Francis
Lester. OF this city The Will Be made from
a mark on the Mascot pier at O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
EASTERN LEAGTE-

A. MontreaI-Hartford ?; Montreal /
At Syracuse-Springdeld ;; Syracuse. ?.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. / Worcester, 3.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
AMERICAN IEAGUF

At Chica ago-BuffaIo. 3. Chicago. 3
Al Kansas Ci-y-Detroit g. Kansas City. =.
AT Ninnea polis-Indianapo polls, s. Mtnneap polls. o
At Observation-Disclosures 5. Cleveland, 3
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Brooklyn - / . O-5
Earned ru7s-St. Louis 3; Brooklyn /. Three base hit
hester- Two base hits-CriEer kftson- First base
errors-St. Louis L LRfr bssss-Sr. Louis : Brook
lyn- 2 Struck out-By Ritson. I. BY Young l. Sacrifice
hts-Donovan Criger Stolen bases-Jones Kelley. Daly
kitson- Base balIs-By Hirson. 1, by Dunn. ?. by
Pewou 4: by Young. 1. Double play-heister, Wallace
and Mccain Hit by pitched balIBy Powell / Time q
game-2:2a Cmpi-e-Efurs-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28
GOOD SPORT on sArGrs TRAcK

SauEus Mass July To-day vas IDEAL FOR he
races ~ the Saugus track As vas expected. Tsr-
pie Wilkes captured the 2-12 trot. which was lefi
over from Wednesday After losing rls drsr heal
In the 2-10 class pacing Island Wilkes =. steppe6
out and won three. going the third hear of The
race IN 2-L44 John T the ravortre = the 2l4
pace but he forced 70 reduce his record &C
2:l21. IN order 70 win the race There was . eis
surprise in the 2.22 trot. when George McShane.
with Mack V pulled his rro-ter through n three
straight heats In the 2z pace which Is unfinished,
Dan WesrIa-d was iistaCcsd IN the LAST heat after
taking Two The meeting VIII ezd tomorrow sun
mar.
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New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Chauncey and his young opponent. Winston, had
q closely played match but the Brooklyn golfer
led by three holes the conclusion Of the morning
round and gradually advanced his lead IN the
afternoon until he won by and 70 play The