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New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
NEyYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 70 I9ol

ocoo,r. ., injuries The feature of the practice
was the hard consistent line plungfng OF the
guards and tackles. the excellent end running anu
the strong showing that the first team mace oh
to-day's form they will surprise many Oh 'iose W, 49,
are Ioot,ne for an exceptionally poor team. The
work os Howard in running back kicks was the
best that has been seen Franklin fleld ior seN ~
eraI years Time after time he got away, anu ~
ha rd fast running clever lodging ana sood lol,
lowing OF interference he carried the pan pab n n
from twenty-hve to thirty yards. AT present ne
has all the other quarterback candldates paoiS
beaten for that place - -. 90,
son ony through continued accidents, did some ex-
cellent end running, while Bennett ana bairu tore
up the line in fine style - :, ,.
For the second team, Townsend was wa ia IN ever cry
play He outkcked his opponents on every eN-
change The first eleven scored twice, but they
could have tailed three other occasions had not
Woodrur taken the ball from them and given IL 10
the other side, to give them practice in offensive
play.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
SPy99RgIS SPy99RgIS
9p0RTsr'fN'
PROGR4MuE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcING.-Trooklyn Jockey Club. Gravesend 2'"o D. M
YzCEfTING-second race Americas Cup shafiHocn
Columbia. OF Sandy Hook
CRIcKET.-A Philadelphia All England nav
Livingston. say y ..
BROOKLYN vs. Manhattan Prospect Park; Brooklyn vs.
fBl. Prospect Park
AI-TOMOBTLISG-Ilaces Of Buffalo Autonnoohe Niu''
Fort Erie. Ont.
final round; Golf CLUB, efanp.o &
Jersey city. CLUB naIlolcaps ii
cups: innis Arden final rounds for Norton CUP
qualifying championship rogIld'
with Oakland and finals for Hooper aa11
Morris County, boyle handicap; ftackehsaSh, tsa
Flushing; Richmond County stl ehalp1t far
shin medal; Harbor Fili hanolcaps, to'
classes ana b Apawamis Presidents cup guaillyIf If
round and finals Caswell cup AfosltS soiI
ba1l bandjcap: Crescent Athletic Club handicap; an
Corlandt mixed foursome: Dyfer MEADOW testh "a
match with Fox Hills: Marine and Field Cluo hehui-
cap; Burn Club handicap.
CYCLE RACING-Madison Square Garden. p m
IJ-VilIianls Harvard. Cambridge; TRINITY
Va Yale Haven: Columbia VS.. cornell Iti.acs
Carlisle; Western niFeFsIty s
Pennsvlvania vs. Colegiates. Lafayette; coiunoia
Buffalo. Buffalo 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. matinee r. D. A. Empire lily
track Honkers, p. m
York chicago. NhicdsO' IiOoh''-
Pittsburg. Pittsbure
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
GAMES TO-DAY.
New-York and Chicago at Chicago.
Brooklyn and Pittsburg at Pittsburg.

Pittsburg Sept 27 (SpeciaD.-The Brooklyn base
ball team was again defeated by the Pttsburg
players to-day by the of TO 4. The visiting
players went in to retrieve yesterdays defeat, but
they failed win Although the home team
has the pennant II is still winning games. Phila-
dephia is finishing second in the league, and thus
the representatives of Pennsylvania Will finish
first and second.
The visitors put Kitson in to do the pitching
while the home team put Phillippi In the box
Both teams scored in the second inning
The home kept up the scoring, and added
another tally to Its score in the third inning on
singles by thinner and Beaumont and Daviss base
on balls. In the sixth and seventh innings the
visitors tied the score and forged ahead by two
runs making one run In the sixth on singles py
Kelley and Dahen and a stolen Dase IN
the seventh they got two more. kitson beat out an
infield hit Keeler reached first on Wagners error
Sheckard singled and Kitson scored. Dolan singled
and Keeler scored The home team won the game
in the eighth inning. Davis hit the ball 10 centre
field and reached third base He would nave s inaus
a home If he had not fallen between sec3ho 1I
and third bases. Clarke received a pase on patls'
Beaumont hit to Ktson and Davis was caugnn aiIt pe
tween third base and home. Clarke ana Beaun1ioue NJ
got second and third the play Both scoreu , o,.
Wagner's two-base hit: Wagner scored soon alter
on Branfeld's hit The Score
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
CORNELL'S FIRST LINEUP.

ithaca y Y Sept 27.-Captain Warner tonight
announced the lineup for the first football game
of the season as follows: Left end Taussig: LETT
tackle Lueder: left guard. Warner; centre DaVltt;
right guard Hunt right tackle. Hadie; right end
Tydeman: quarterback. Brewster left halfback.
Purcell: right halfback. Comm fuiiback' School
kopf
The substitutes TO be worked In will be Smith, at
centre. Van Alstine, tackle: Lies and Hull, ends:
Finucane and Kilburn, halfbacks, and Torney full
back. =, ,. :,
Signal practice and brief lineup, In which all
formations run through rapidly were the teat'
ures of the afternoons work to-day the coaches.
Including Alexander. last years right tackle. giving
attention to the lnemen, especially the tackles.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
woMEN's WESTERN TOURNAMENT.

Chicago Sept 27.-Miss Bessie Anthony the
present Western champion. and Mrs. Fl. {. Chat
eeId TIA vlor of Onwentsa, will tomorrow oppose
zach other In the finals for the womans Western
amateur golf championship. Miss Anthony broke
the woman's record for the course. making 1t In
91 strokes and defeating her antagonist In the
semi-hnals Mrs w. A. Alexander, OF Exmoor.
nm & to go Mrs H. c. Characterization disposed
OF Miss "Johnnie' Carpenter. of Westward Ho.
up, to A.,
Miss Emma Kirk, or Onwentsia, won from Miss
II Rrower of Edeewater by up and 20 play, In
the sern-0nals of the Solace Cup. Mrs. a. A. Gull
bert OF Racine, won from Miss Edyth Hoyt: of
Onwentsia by up and l to play, in the sem-fnal
contest for the Tyro Cup.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Doctors

Consult your doctor. If he
says, Take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for your cough" then
do as he says. If he tells you
not to take it, then don't take
it. He knows. Leave it with
him. We are willing. Physicians
have been our friends for go
years.
For five years suffered with bronchitis. A
few weeks ago ! began TO take Ayers Cherry
Pecfora, and only two bottles entirely cured me"
Daniel B. Lpps, Alta, ". Va.
- Zoe. 500. ,. c. AVER CO.. Lowell aeasA
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
HARvARD's POOR OUTLOOK.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Cambridge Mass. Sept 27.-Harvard's prospects
have become less bright on account Of two facts
which have just become known. Putnam, who is in
the Architectural School. has decided not to play
football this year account OF his studies, and
Stillman will not be out, his family does not
wish him to play. The loss Of these two men,
coupled with the non-appearance Of Kendall and
Gierasch, leaves the back field In bad shape. In
addition, l. DAILY has slight touch OF water on
the knee, and Knowles has a strained neck. Ker-
nan and Rstine Of the track team, returned to
Cambridge to-day The practice was ragged and
full OF fumbling Two elevens played about twen-
ty-five minutes without any scoring.
The probable lineup for tomorrow is as follows:
Left end, Bowditch; left tackle, Eaton; left guard.
Rainsford; centre. Sargent: right guard. Barnard;
terback Baldwin; left haifback. Campbell; right
halfback, Piper and fullback. Devens
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
HARNESS RACING.
DIR. RANDELL BACKS DOWN.
HE DECLINES TO MATCH MOTH MILLER
AGAINST QUARTERSTAKE.

Mineola Long Island. Sept. q (SpeciaD.-A scene
that was not down the programme was enacted
here to-day by two well known horsemen. Nat
Ward the Brooklyn horseman and owner or the
brown Relding Ouarterstake. and DR.. David j.
Rsnd.u owner of the roam selding Moth Miller.
have long been at variance the merits OF their
horses. They met In front Of the grandstand to-
day and Ward offered to arrange a match with
DR. Randell mile heats, best three in five to har-
ress for sIo 200 side To prove his earnestness
Ward displayed the money. . -. -
DR. Randeil declined TO make the match just now.
and 4ben Ward offered to make A match for 800 a
side or fer fun just which had the better
horse DR. RandeI again declined. The consensus
~ onin,on of the horsemen present was that Ward
had .caIled" Dr. Randell most effectually.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
LING.
PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR RIDERS TO
MEET AT THE GARDEN TONIGHT

Many professional and amateur bicycle riders.
including Major" Taylor. Frank Kramer. Floyd
Mcfarland, John Fisher. Jimmy" Michael Lester
Wilson w. s. Fem, Nat Butler. George Collett,
Owen Kmble Marcus Hurley, George Schreiber,
Dan" Sullivan Joe Fulton and Dobbins. will he
this evening at Madison Square Garden The
programme has been arranged to bring out the ex-
citing features OF cycle racing. and at the same
time make the riders do their best 10 gain first
honors
George Schreber will make his last appearance
as an amateur and his debut a professional In
the early part OF the evening he will meet Marcus
Hurley in IL match race. best two out OF three
heats and then will start IN the professional con-
test Jimmy" Michael will ride for the last time
before his departure for Paris. He will try TO
create new figures at nve miles. MAJOR laylor
and Frank Kramer have agreed 10 enter the
twenty-hve-mile lap race Besides the twenty-nNe-
mile race the professionals will meet in a mile
handicap and fve-mile lap race The amateurs
will also meet in a mile handicap and "A hVe-mlle
Ian race In this race a special championship
medal will go 10 the best rider In the G r. t. A.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

TO STOP POOL SELLING IN ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis Sept 27-Attorney-General Edward C.
Crow instituted proceedings in the ST. Louis Circuit
Court to-day for Injunction to prevent bookmak-
ing pool selling and the registration Of bets on the
races at the grounds of the ST. Louis fair AS
sociation between September 30 and October /
Ju5ea Fisher issued an order to the defendants 10
show cause next Wednesday why an injunction
should not be issued. The defendants are the ST.
Louis Fair Association. Samuel Adler, Louis Celia
G H TITLES and fifteen bookmakers. Adler. Celia
and TITLES are said control the stock OF the 81
Louis Fair Association and to manage it 1t is
further alleged that they chief stockholders IN
the Delmar Jockey Club. and conduct It's affairs
The charge in the petition is that the licenses un-
der which the defendants expect to make books.
sell pools and register the track of the as
sociation are void, because obtained by fraud
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

Star, good Driving by a length; place easily BY *
Pine. 46.
FIFTH RACE-Fcr s-yesr-oids and over; mile ano ~
yards.
J. J. McCaNerty's b. Potente, by Racine . , Z
Pow Wow. q, 100 tMichae!s) 1
Bold knight L.. f0S. tCocnrant I-i
aged, 10. .fAccAe) 8 - .
Nitrate DAILY. l5 ! and 3 10 j, and Annoeits'
Martini. / and 5 70 g. also ran start 49,
Fsasiiy length; place same by lengths llhe'
I:s6%.
SIXTH RAtE-Naiden 3-year-olds: about 6'furiones-
y q Maddens c. Bobs. by Henry OF
Navarre-Soubrette. los. -tMouncep .
SnrSsrsef 10 ,....,....... 20 Connor) SIS 3-5
Irene Landsey Cochran. to and to o. scotcn
Bush and 10 !; Ieinonar Iu'
WOODS 10 10 and % /: Kaf 100 tMcCuel 30 10
iISrennan) 200 TO ana % 70 -
Dr. Korter O3ooker GO TO and 20 10 J. ana hops
20 to ]. also ran starr eooI-
Driving by half length place same BY half length
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
BOSTON WINS AND LOSES.

Cincinnati Sept. 27.-Cincinnati and Boston
broke even in a double header to-day. The first
was pitchers battle The second game was lost
by Hurley's muff of Lush's fly. The second was
ca lied in the eighth inning account OF darkness
Attendance, 100. Scores
r. II. Z.
Boston :;.......-.o o@%d2%Sg il 2
Bateries-Philpe Hurley; Pittnger and Kittridge
SECOND GAME.
r2os,on .... q Ii /
C,ncinnati ......,.......o 90 !
Batteries-Nichols Kttridge stmmel and Bergen
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
RACING IN ENGLAND.
MANCHESTER MEETING OPENS AUsPICIOUs
LY FOR THE AMERICANS.

London, Sept z7-The Manchester September
Meeting opened auspiciously to-day for the Ameri-
cans.
The Spaghetti flly CMaher) the Two-Year-
Old Plate.
Archduke II q. Reff) won the Friday Pate tof
100 sovereigns for two-year-olds and upward)' dis
tance, six furlongs.
Game Chick IL. Reiff) won the Autumn Breeders
Foal Plate (of 1000 soveregns, for two-year-olds)
distance five furlones- - r,..
The last race of the day. the New Barns Pate
(of Io3 sovereigns, for twoyear-olds distance one
mile was clean sweep for the Americans. IL
was won by Richard Croker's Minnie Dee =;
Retl: William c. Whtney's De Lacy IL. KEN
was second and Frank Gardner's Sandpiper II
('Clem" Jenkins) finished third.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
GOOD ENTRIES AT EMPIRE CITY.

noteworthy entry list has been received for the
matinee OF the Road Drivers Association to be held
at the Empire City track this afternoon. More than
sixty trotters and PAGERS, representing the best
from the New-York Speedway and from the tracks
and driving courses OF other cities entered for
the seven events, and excellent competition is as
sured.
The events to be decided include a race for a
81 900 purse and the Olcott trophy between four two
year-od horses owned by ex-Mayor Hugh j. Grant
Anthony N Brady, c. K. g. Billings and A. I. Hail
The first event will be called at / p.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
FOOTBALL.
FIRST LINEUP FOR PRINCETON.
INDIVIDUAL PLAYS-THE VAR
SITY LINE WEAK

Princeton, n. J.. Sept. q (SpeciaD.-The Tigers
were given their first regular lineup to-day. and
were sent through fast. Snappy ffteen-minute
half. Captain Pell selected first and second team
and the latter kicked off from the ffty-hve yard
line. The varsity. by series Of line attacks and
short end runs worked the ball back to the thirty
yard line, but lost Il tumble. The scrub then
made good gains through the 'varsity's line, but
lost the ball a tumble. After steady gains
through the line, the varsity got the ball on the
scrubs ten-yard line, and a tumble Davis got
the pigskin and carried 1t over for n touchdown
for the varsity after eight minutes play. AFTER
the second KICKOFF teams played fast football.
but no more scoring done.
Fumbles frequent. and weak places in the
'varsity's line noticeable. There were num-
ber of brilliant individual plays. though After
the practice. Coach Moffatt gave special instruc-
tions to De Witt and Davis on place Kicks: .,.,..
The following players were tried on the varsity
Left end Henry. Rohrer left tackle; Pen; lett
guard, Wright. Barnhart centre; en- Tt, teh eSd
Davis R. McClave; auarterback Freeman lett
half Kafer; right half. Morse, Mnott' fuilpacK'
Sheffield and Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
Notice of dissolution
ATA SPECIAL. TERM of the Supreme Court

Al held in the County Court House. Borough of Mar
haitian City York. Part LIST thereof the 2ni
day of ApriI IgO1-present: Hon James A Blanchard
Justice-In the the voluntary dissolution OF
c. witter Company-Order 10 show cause before
Referee-On read,r, fling the petition or James c
Wtter and John Anderson. being all the Directors
the j. C. Compsny verined the 2lsr day or
Nav 1901 a-I Schedules attached TO said petition
and part for which II appears that the J. G
Wittsr oupaay domestic manufacturing corporation
having lis principal place OF business az 26 West SD
ana tbar said petitioners the management Of It's
ara that the effects ard other property
OF .sid corporaton sufficient to AFFORD
ahie who deal with it. and that u
~ bs hensactaI 10 OF the stockholders o.
s,ij cornorarou that be dissolved. which
ard contained all the matters specified
+, Sac,ion o4oI OF the Code OF Civil Procedure
" IA an rIrthsr reading and frs the order TO show
cause why this application should not be granted anu
tbs aan.s,on AttorneyGeneral Of the State OK
New York OF and timely service OF said notice ana
~ All the papers therein mentioned him. and on
noSon Of Woods Barnes. Deane Callsghan attorneys
for said petitioners IL Is -,
to- show cause before Eenry c. Botty. ESQ. who
hsrahv annonted Referee, his Office No Al Park Ro~
Wsw work on the day OF October. 1901 10 O'clock
~ ,ba forenoon that day. thereafter -
can heard why the said corporation should
not be dissolved - ,,s-
oRDERED further that Of this order be pun
r.bed AZ each for weeks infns
d;afsiv preceding the said 5th OF October. 1901 m
Ths Sew-York Tribune and The New York Law Journa.
two newspapers printed In the Borough OF ManhattA
CITY Of New York, the County in which this oIaer
entered. Enter. j. A. b. j. . y
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
PENIS GOOD SHOWING.
fsY rELEGRArH no rHE rR1nuNr. ]


Philadelphia, Sept 27.-Howard will be field cap
tain In to-morrow's game with Lehigh. This is
only temporary. and he has been chosen to give
the signals. Should he be injured. Davidson or w.
Gardiner will have charge of the eleven. The
players will elect the permanent captain until
the season 10 at least three weeks advanced.
Sloane hurt in to-day's practice. He. Butler
ana Metxger will all be kept out Of the game on
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
CHARLEY HERR-CREsCEUs RACE.

Lexington. KY, Sept. N (SpecaD.-David Cahill.
the OF Charley Herr 2:o7. says that his great
stallion will be ready to meet the champion, Cres-
oeus 2:02k, for their match race at the Lexington
meeting Uncle Davy" has arrived at the Lexing-
ton track and is again jogging his string. which
Quartered in his old barn over the backstretch.
In his preliminary work the stallion was again
going sound, having apparently recovered from the
lameness which threa tened at one time 20 retire
him from the track
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
REMARKABLE WORK OF YEARLIN(

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Lexington, KY, Sept. 27.-Turfmen were startleo
here to-day by the sensational performances OF the
Bitter Root Farm yearling flly by Ponce de Leon
dam Prelacy, by Lord Russell. driven by Rea She
trotted quarter in 3Ss seconds the best yearhhs
trial of the wear Rea thinks she will show
quarter at eos clip before the close Of the season
She is well engaged in the big stakes
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
ST. LOUIS, 9; PHILADELPHIA,

ST. Louis. Sept. 27.-Joyce had the Philaoeipnla
batters at his mercy to-day. Only two hits were
made off him ana only two of the visitors saw
second base. The local team batted Townseho out
VI 'Iio "ON 'i' ' r. II. f.
ST. Louis. .............o o y . a. Z
PhuadelDhia .......O o o o o o 90 D
Batteries-Joyce Hayden; Townsend. pussiesoy
and Mcfarland
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
ROWING.

UNION BOAT CLUB REGATTA
The Union Boat Club, Of the Harlem River will
hold its twenty ninth annual club regatta to-day
the Harlem River of the clubhouse, Tho re-
Of President McE<inley'S death
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
GOLF.
rRoTHINGHAMS LEMON CUP.

Ienox Mass. Sept 27-The Lenox Cup was won
to-day BY Samuel rockingham of Lenox who
defeated c. r. Cory. of Oakley on the links of the
I.enox Golf Club. by score OF up In thirty-six
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
BASEBALL.
DEFEAT FORMER CHAM
PIONS IN CLOSE GAME.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Ptsburg 81 Brooklyn T. Boston. I; Cincinnati U tsec-
Cincinnati, s. Boston, ond game).
first camel. st. Louis o. Philadelphia, D.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BOSTON 7. Milwaukee, PHILADELPHIA IA Cleveland g.
BaItimore 8: Detroit 4 Chicago 6: Washington, 4.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
SIX HEATS TO DECIDE AT MINEOLA.

Mineola Long Island. Sept. q (SpeciaD.-One of
the largest crowds seen here was present to-
day at the fair grounds. This season has been
one of the most successful that the fair has ever
had as there has been clear weather the entire
week The races to-day were of the quiet order
until the last one which proved 10 be full OF ex-
element six heats being necessary to decide the
winner z. Hollenbachs Mary's Own won the last
three heats and the In the first heat her
sulky lost tire. and she went the entire mile with
her driver holding the tire while he drove. The
meet will close tomorrow The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

pvERTIsEMENrs and 5unseriptions for ne Ii,o"
"A At their Uptown once No 1.2%2 BroadSs
I'd door OF 31stst until o'clock edvsf,s,
mens received AZ tns tonoWin9 pt.ncn onSS q
90 2sS ST. l52 eth-ave, eos. i3sh-se: NacyA 0h-oD
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28


Runs nj the fan of each wicket-Mr Bosanquets
70 % t8 96 los. l2o. III III lss i9s Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
AMERICAN LEAGU +.

AT WASHINGTON.
Washington ..........-.....-o - :
Chicago .....................2 q ! q . GO 10
AT BALTIMORE.
r. HI p
Baltimore .............o 2 o 2 10 1-6 10 5
Detroit ................l o o o o o / I-a
BOSTON
Boston ................o ? : o / x-T II
Milwaukee ...........1 o I-2 .
AT PHILADELPHIA.
RHB
Cleveland ............1 D. q II 5
Philadelphia .........l x-1s Is 2
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

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New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

Earned runs-Ptsburg q BROOKLYN l. aes Two base hs i
PhIIinni irwin Double plays-Burke and Bransheld:
Dahen and Kelley: Daily. Dahlen and Kelley rrst o e
on hss-On Kitson . Struck out-By Philnppl - pS
Kitson . Time SO. Umpire-Emslie.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
0M Nhar4&JMe
The Proper EminenCe
Of Dress

Costumes will herald epoch the
matter The departure method the
of unchalenged within
legitimate
And why not2
Where is there fitting handivok?
pedestal display the world his art than on the
of beautiful woman? i
stupid will
methe ripping folds, /
dancing the shmmcng colors the tna add
which
Gainsborough but ol-sained
know coming when the of the /
be Il of Of design 4
Jealous of gives
bloom and die.
His day of triumph be glorious long;
living pictures give undyng which he
still
has been immediate New Yoks
fashion the exhibit aud expressed unboundd
delight and admiration.
The method of exhibition unique The staging, the grouping
exclusion of daylight the substitution
artificial light all fashion
commercial establishment before
he group O Secession Art Dresses holds position
assembly
such will be when purchaser adds the completing
link, by making it a thing of life
Ginsborough group S
in composition Sir Joshua Reynolds
Sddons, Ronneys Lady stepped
the
They invite you today.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly Stewart Co., Broadway Fourth Ave- Ninth and Tenth Streets
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
B0MIING ANALYSIS
PHILADELPHI.
Total IS vicketsl
IOWLING ANALYSIS

G5s!:s Z Leroy. II clark j. ii. soa,;s1s IS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
THE RECORDS.
max rT-n

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-05

ever. said that while severely bruised,
she would suffer no serions conse-
uuences
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-05
Tn. First Report.

TexArkAna. Tex. Sept. 4-Four miles
south Of this place last night the
Cotton Belt passenger train No. was
held mp by robbers. the express car
looted and all yaluabies taken.
The train was tagged by one Of the
robbers who forced the fireman 10 go
back and cut of the mail and baggage
cars and returning forced the engineer
TO give mp the management Of his en-.
gine 10 one Of the robbers. who it ap-
pears is an expert engineer. He ran the
engine. mail and express cars about a
mile from the point where they
stopped. Thore they fercod the ex.
press messenger to open his car. then
they blew the safe open with dynamite.
securing a very large booty.
The robbers then cut Of the engine
from the mail aud express cars, and
forcing Engineer Henderson 20 get of,
they took the engine in charge Of the
robber engineer aud went south at full
speed. No passengers were molested.
They were, however. badly frightened
and hid their valuables.