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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-04

Uczyniono podobno zamach ma
zycie eeaarzowej wdowy, wracaja-
cej do Pekinu, gdy przeprawiano,
sic przez rzeke Ho Nan. Cesarzo-
wa wyszfa CATO, .lecz jej przyboczny
gwardzista zostaf przebity w}ocz-
MIA przez sprawce zamachu,
W1EDEN, Ago Listopada.
W Sobote odbyf sig tutaj zjazd So
cyalist6w, ma ktory przybyli dele
gaci Niemiec, miedzy innymi Be.
bel Ehrhardt. Bebel sfawif orga-
nizacye austryackich socyalistow j
winszowaf i'm zwycieztw, ktore od-
niesli W przeciagu ostatnich sic.
dmiu lat.
KoNsTANTyNopoI, A Listop. =
w koiach amerykanskich panuje
tutaj wielkie zaniepokojenie, po-
niewaz niema aadnej wiadomosci o
uprowadzonej misyonarce, pannie
Stone. Bryganci uprowadziG mat
ke naczelnika policyi W Seves, W
Macedonia, W odlegiosci so mil cd
Salonik. Odwiezli ia podobno " to
-samo miejsce, gdzie przetrzymuja
panne Stone.
MEKsYK, Ago Listopada
Senator, Davis przemawia} ma PAN
amerykanskim kongresie o konie-
cznosci zastosowania doktryny
Monroego, przyczem zapewniaf, re
Stany Zjednoczone ME mysla ma
ruszac granic republik amerykan-
skich lacinska ludnoscia. .El
Diario del Hogan" zaznacza, ze
nova senatoras Davis zrobi dobre
wrazenie ma wszystkich liberaiach
srodkowej j potudniowej Ameryki.
MANILA, Ago Listopada, =
Podczas publicznej dyskusyi mad
projektami filipinskiei komisyi
protestowano energicznie przeciw
karze smierci, naznaczonej ma oso-
by, kt6re dopuszczaja, sic zdrady
stanu. ISABELLA Reyes, hiszpahski
dziennikarz dziwif sic, ze Amery.
kanie chca wydawac wiecej barba-
rzyhskie prawa ma Filipinach, pia
istnialy "a dawnyeh rzad6w. W
imieniu partyi federalist6w prote-
>stowaf przeciw zaprowadzeniu ta-
kich praw senor Buencamino i Sc
nor Batista, byfy prezes flipin.
skiego kongresu.
z wyspy Leyte przedostaja sic
zapasy 2ywnosci j amunicyi ma
wyspe Samar W maiych }odziach j
okrety amerykahskie ME sa W sta
ME przeszkodzic takiej kontraban.
dzie.
LOUISVILLE, KY, A Listopada.-
Szese tutejszych browar6w pofa-
czyio sic W korporacye, rozporza.
dzaiaca kapitaiem 8 i pol miliona
dolar6w. Korporacya istniec be-
die pod nazwa Central Consul
mers Company" Ma urzednikow
wybrano przedstawicieli dotych.
czasowych browarow. Kaademu
browarowi pozwolono istniec do
pewnego stopnia samodzielnie.
MAN1Towoo, Wis..4 Listopada.-
Spaliiy sic tutaj 73 wagony napei-
nione maka, remizy kolei Wiscon-
sin Central i czesc przystani tejze
kolei Maks byfa wiasnoscia fir
my Washburn Crosby Minnea-
polls. Szkoda wynosi sl25,0OO i
jest cafkiem pokryta przez ubez.
pieczenie.
LA HONDA, CAL, 4 Listopada. =
Do balonu ma uwiezi wsiadio W
San Francisco 9 os6b. Skutkiem
zerwania sie liny balon wzni6sf sic
wysoko W gore i popedzif z via.
trem. W pobliau La Honda opadi
szcze5liwie ma ziemie. Wszyscy
pasazerowie ocaleli, doznawszy
przedtem niemafego strachu, po.
niewaa wiatr wschodni popedzif
balon mad ocean. Ma szcze5cie wiatr
zmienif kierunek popedzif balon
powrotem ma lad staiy. Farmer
Beatty Thompson spostrzegf go tu-
tai mad swa zagroda, schwycif re
Lo,,o; x,urouooro ~ ba1onu limo M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-04
Ostatnich 100000.

Pan Harley N. Higinbotham po.
wr6cif 2 Europy W ubiegfa Sobote.
Powiedziaf, re jedna jego maj
pierwszych czynnosci bedzie, po.
starac sic o rozdzielenie pomiedzy
akcyonaryuszy wystawy chicago
skiej pozostafych jeszcze 100000.
Wszeikie prawne pretensye zostaly
juz pozaiatwiane, wszyscy wierzy-
ciele So zaspokojeni pozostaia su-
ma 100000 do rozdzielenia mie-
dzy akcyonaryuszy; zajmie jedna-
kowcz troche czasu obliczenie, W
jaki sposob nalezy to sumo roz-
dzielie, gdyz wielu akcyonaryuszy
zrzekfo sic swoich pretensyj ma
rzecz muzeum kolumbijskiego
Fielda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-04

przeto opuscifa zaklad. "a jej sta.
rapiem kilka pan zwiedzi}o zakfad
ipo przeprowadzeniu sledztwa zto-
zyfy rapport, ma podstawie kt6rego
skarga zostanie wytoczona.
Obie dozorczynie podobno WY
padkach, gdy miafy 2 jakiemi pa
cyentkami "a DUO do czynienia,
lub gdy i'm byfy zbyt niemiie, ME
dawafy i'm zwykiego pozywienia,
tylko cd czasu do czasu podawafy
i'm troche herbaty chleba. W sku.
tex tego kobiety umieraiy ma wy
cienczenie.
Dozorczynie zaprzeczaje stanow-
czo, by sfusznymi byfy zarzuty i'm
czynione. Powiadaja, 2e zawsze
wszystkim pacyentkom dawafy por-
eye przeznaczone, a co do Kate
Middo i Katsrzyny Kurkowskiej,
utrzymuja, IL te obydwie ME chcia-
fy przyjmowac pozywienia imusia-
no je zmuszac do jedzenia.
Take superintendent Lange "a.
pewnia, ze oskarzenie jest fafszy-
we. Utrzymuje, ze panna DIR. Fer
guson chce sic mscic tylko "a to,
il on wsdalif z zakiadu jej siostre
Elzbiete i ME dozwolii, by do poz-
ma W nocy grywaia ma fortepianie.
Dwie inne lekarki tylko warun.
kowo potwierdzaja oskarzenia pam
ny dr. Ferguson i sadza, re umo.
ga" one bye oparte ma faktach.
ZastrzelOny.
Onegdaj wieczorem okoio godz.
6, Elkie Burke, 288 Washington
boul., 2 kilku znajomymi stat przy
stole szynkownym piwiarni pm.
125 Fifth ave. Powstafa jakas
sprzeczka miedzy mimi wmieszaf
sic W to gospodarz Samuel Clay
man, kt6ry obrazif podobno jedne-
go 2 Mich. Rzucono sig ma Clay
mana zaczeto go obrabiac szklan-
kami; Clayman wyiaf revolver,
strzelif i traff Burkego W szyje.
Ranionego zaniesiono do pobli-
skiej apteki i sprowadzono ambu-
lans, ale MIN go ma w6z wsadzono,
umarf W apiece. Clayman zostaf
aresztowany policya aresztowafa
IL swiadkow zdarzenia.
NieszczesIiwe wypadki.
16letni Ludwik Ziche, ga N.
Leavitt str, wczoraj kilku r6wie-
snikami drapaf sic po roznych
pietrach buduJacego sic szpitala
SIS. Nazaretanek ma Leavitt str. i
Hadden ave: Spadf z 5 pietra i je-
go towarzysze przerazeni spiesznie
zbieoli drabin. ale zastali 90 SIZE
dzacego ma kupie piasku. Me
mogi jednakowoz sam sic podniesc,
bo ziamat noge. Policya go pre-,
wiozfa do mieszkania.
Geo. Allen, str6z parowca Frank
Wood spadi 'wczoraj przez luke "
gfsb statku zfamai lewe ramie.
Hermann Schulze. 1ll2 N.
Kedzie ave., jechaf W SVEN buggy
iona swa Augusta wczoraj wie-
czorem przez Kedzie ave. 0 wozek
ich uderzyf tramwaj elektrycsny !
roztrzaskaf go zupeinie; pahstwo
Schulze wypadli i pani Schulze
mocno sic pokalecsyfa, podczas
gdy jej maz lekko sic tylko po.
tlukf.
Jakis nieznajomy cztowiek ofia.
rowaf wczoraj wieczorem 16 letnie.
mu W. Hibbsowi, 237 W. Polk str,
revolver ma sprzedaz. Kiedy chio-
piec broh ogladaf, padi strzaf j ku-
la przeszfa mu przez prawa reke.
Zawieziono go do szpitala powiato-
wego.
Chas. Hansen, 5423 Cornell str.
wczoraj wieczorem o godz. 8 ma
CLARK Division str. wypadf = tram
waju linowego tax mocno sig po-
kaleczyl, ze musiano go zawiezc do
sspitala Alexyanow .
Matt. Feilen, 81 Gault court,
wczoraj wieczorem gods. 9 upadf
nd Cb;caoo ave Sedowick str /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-04

jacego troche nizej Martina Wirtza,
rozbijajac mu czaszke. Nieszcse.
sliwy umarf W pol godziny pozniei.
Liczyi lat %.
Weterynarz F. Boettcher, LEGACY
lat 80, W Harlem, W nocy onegdaj
obalif zapalona lampe we snie j cd
niej zatlif sic kobierzec. Starsec
umarl uduszony dymem; rano zna-
leziono go W i6zku niezywego.
Onegdaj rano o.godz 10 utonaf
W jeziorzen niedaleko Rozelyn
place, nieznajomy czfowiek. Ma
brzegu byio DUO swiadkow wy
padku, ale Mkt ME umiaf pospie-
ssyc pomoca. Zwioki p6zniei Wy.
dobyto.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
HoNoRED HIS wIFE's MOTHER,

Women who have married daughters
owe debt of gratitude to Charles M.
Schwab, president of the Billion Dollar
Steel Trust. He has rescued mothers
In-law from opprobrIum and set them
upon a pinnacle. Where the mother
in-law was previously despised and re-
iected, it is to be expected that she will
now be coddled to. Mr. Schwab has
erected a splendid church in PittsburG
in honor of his wife's mother, and this,
too, while she is in the flesh. There is
said to be no precedent for any such
thing in this country or any other; but
since Schwab is an original and success
full young man, it is TO be assumed thai
his action Will be regarded as a pre-
cedent for others. Thus through the
steel kings influence the old mother.
in-law may become fad and attain tt
that emlnence in the home circle which
she has heretofore been denied by
short-s1ghted sons-in-law.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
FOR RENT.
DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE,

DWELLING:-One of the best
built and most comfortable 7-room
modern, up-to-date residences in
the city. Newly built with gas,
water, sanitary plumbing and cleo
trio bells throughout. Large front
porch and eastern front. Possession
September LIST.
STORE ROOM:-That very de-
sirable store room in corner of Allen
House, Cotton avenue and Forsyth
streets. At present occupied as a
barber shop. Store has large airy
cellar and is one of the best grocery
or dry goods stands in the city.
Store will be put in perfect order
under possession Immediately to
sirable tenant at very low rent,
will trade out entire rent with
tenant. Apply to
JOHNSON & HAROLD.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

The Christian Endeavor Society, in
convention in Cincinnati, has shown a
most wonderful growth in the last ten
years. In 1891 it had a membership of
about 1000, 200, distributed in 1924
societies. Now its membership is
nearly 100000, in 81, 497 societies.
The Christian Endeavor movement is
only about twenty years old Tt is
doing a great and good work. That il
is appreciated and viriIe IS shown by
its accom- plishments.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
RAILROADS IN THE SOUTH.

The progress the South has been
making in recent years IN railroad
building has been frequently COM
mented upon by The Times Recorder
The development is well shown IN a
recent number of the Railway Age,
which gives some important informa-
tlOn concerning the progress of rail-
way construction in the United States
during the first six months of the pre-
sent year 1t is shown that more new
railway mileage has been laid in this
country since January /, 1901, than
during the first six months of any year
since 1891.
The total new railway mileage in the
United States since January /, 1901
has reached total of 1877 miles, and
the nearest approach to this was made
in the corresponding period of last
year, when the total mileage went to
1854 It was 1860 IN the like period of
1899, 1881 in 1892, G22 in 1897, 7SS IN
1896. Gal in 1895, 525 in 1894, 1914 in
1898, 1887 IN 1892. All these fig
ures refer, of course, to the construc-
ton of railway mileage during the first
he nF 4ho
The South aud Southwest are far in
the lead of all other sections of the Uni.
ted States IN railway construction this
year, having to their credit about 1900
miles of the total of 1917. Texas leads
with 295 miles. Oklahoma comes sec
ond with 231 miles, and Georgia third
with 105 miles The great Central
Western States, Wisconsin, Illinois
Michigan, Indiana and OHIO, all to-
gether have built but 81 miles. In
eleven of the forty nine States and
Territories namely, Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jer-
sey, Delaware, Nebraska, North Dakota
and South Dakota - no track has been
laid thus far, and with the exception of
the two Dakotas very little, if any, is in
prosper for the rest of the year; while
of the thirty eight States IN the table
Idaho, Kansas, Oregon, Utah and Vir-
glnia barely get in with single line
each, and almost no new mileage.
The lead of the South this year III
new railway mileage is not unexpected.
1t is recognized fact that of all parts
OF the country the South is developing
most rapidly and has by far the best
prospects.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

Why She Objected: 'I'II never go
anywhere with a shirt-waist man
again, she exclaimed angrily ''Does
it shock your sense of propriety?"
ooh, no; think it looks all right, but
but" 'But what?" "Why, when
you're walking with a shirt-walst man,
he is the one who attracts all the atten-
ton Chicago Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

The fact that $50 divorces were
granted by the courts of New Jersey
last week proves that a reformation is
needed in either their divorce or mar
rage laws. 1t looks as if the people
of that State marry each other by way
of experiment and seek divorce when
either becomes dissatisfied.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

The Savannah News gives out this
warning:
Gen. Phil Byrd is going to replace the
capital grounds lawn mower, at At
lanta, with COW. He had better take
care. At the next session of Legisa-
ture some member may want to know
who got the milk.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

The latest about "divine healer"
Schlatter is that he got drunk in New
York the other night and was robbed,
and he can now deYote some of his
time to healing his pocket.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
Street Lines to Consolidate.

MOBILE, July 11.-SeyeEal meetings
have been held in this city between per-
sons from Atlanta and New York inter
ested in the consolidation Of the street
railway here, and J. H.. Wilson of the
Mobile Light and Railway company. 1t
is reported that the consolidation will
become effective Aug. /, but none of
those Interested will verify this rnnn ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
Candidates to Fill the Unexpired Com
gressiOnaI Term.

OdHUIUuLVS % It III Ute OHVAVITUU NOH"
gTessiOnaI Term.
COLUMBIA, S. O., July Livery day
one or more names are mentioned by
friends" for the seat in congress made
vacant by the death of DR.. J. William
Stokes. While there are seven counties
in this district, Orangeburg and Lex.
ington practically control tho congress-
man, although Sumter has an impor.
tant voice, polling over 1900 votes.
The gentlemen so far named or sug.
gested are Altamont Moses, J. Harvey
Wilson, Sumter; Thomas f. Brantley,
Thomas Raysor, Orangeburg; M. p.
Howell, Collector; O. NJ. Efrd, w. H.
Sharpe, d. M. Crosson and j. d. Grit
fifth, Lexington.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
AMERICUs, Ca, JULY II, 1901.

The Columbus Enquirer Sun says:
"lhere is steady employment for a
thousand people in the Columbus fac
tories"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

Miss Susan b. Anthony writes on
"My Ideal Husband" after living the
better part of a century without a
husband of any kind.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
VIRGINIA COLLEGE


FOr NUUNW IADIFo' 1hUAHUkVl va,
Opens Sept 2Ist, 1901. One of the leading
Schools for Young Ladies in the South. New
buildings pianos and equipment. Campus
ten acres. Grand mountain scenery in Val
lev of Va, famed for health. European and
American teachers. Full course, ConServa-
tory advantages in Art, Music and Elocution.
Students from thirty States For catalogue
address MATTE p. HARRIS, President,
19w8 Roanoke, Va.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
The Times-RecOrder Is the

OmcIal Organ OF the City of Americus,
Onicial Organ of Sumter County.
OniClal Organ of Webster County.
o ncial Organ of Railroad Commission o.
g eorgia for the Sd Congressional,sDi District
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
STEVE WOOTEN.
POHNE "A

OPIUM En-: ~: : !. ::.1
- 81 Isl ~ AWa8 itarium, Box 3. Austen Ca.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
BAGGAGE


CTEVE WOOTEN has the only reali
- BILE transer agency in the city. All
orders attended to promptly ii left at
Windsor hotel. Hours 6 a IN to 10 p M.
Orders for night train must be left
before p N, Respectfully,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

Trains arrive at and depart from Central
OF Georgia Railway passenger station.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12
AS SUCCESSOR 10 SIUKES.

it's accom- plishments.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

EHE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-12

JOHNSON & HAROLD.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-05
Little Daniel King Deed.

Daniel King, the little seven.
weeks old baby Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
James King. died Sunday at 10
o'clock in the morning at the res,
dence on North English Ave-,
after a short illness Burial Mon.
day morning at . o'clock at Ridge
Park. There is nothing in life
sweeter than an innocent little
babe and the fond parents have the
sympathy Of many in this sad
hour.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-05
Change Of Firm.

W. +. Schanz sold this week his
barber shop on West Arrow street
to Curtis NJ. Ireland, who has been
All employee IN the shop for four or
five years and is quite popular with
those who frequent the shop. Fred
W. Wanger. Of Salisbury, will he
employed in the shop and comes
highly recommended. We have
not heard what Mr.. Sham intends
doing. We wish for the new man.
agement a brigh, future in the bus.
mess world.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-05

with his present location aud posi-
ton to consider the change. The
people OF Marshall. aud the college
authorities, will be gratified 10 know
that DIR. Black will remain where
he has been $ useful, and done so
much toward the building up of
the college, ard contributed so lin
orally to the moral and intellectual
growth of our city.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-05

Columbia, Mo-, July 2, 1901.
The week just closed has been
extremely warm, with hot. drying
winds aud no rains Of any conse.
quence, except in a few scattered
localities in the eastern counties.
where good showers fell on June as.
Showers fell in q number Of the
northern counties on June 27d and
23d. however. improving corn and
gardens, but were not heavy enough
to materially benefit meadows or
pastures, except in few localities.
In a majority ot the northern,
and in a few Of the central and
southeastern counties, corn is do.
ing fairly we'll, and in a few of the
northern Counties. where the heav.
lest rains have fallen. it Is growing
finely. In most OF the central aid
southern counties, however, IL is
making but little progress and is
rolling badly, while in some local.
tiles 1t is dying. Chinch bugs are
damaging it To a considerable ex.
tent in a number Of counties. The
crop is very uneven. considerable
having been laid by. while in por.
tions OF the northern sections many
fields have just been plowed the
first time. Some fields IN the south.
ern counties are tasseliny, but are
not shooting" Wheat is nearly
all in shock and stacking and
threshing are in progress. The
grain is generally Of excellent quail
ity aud good Yields are reported IN
most sections. Oats are being cut
aud are variou>ly reported at from
half a crop to almost nothing. In
many places they are too short for
binding and some fields are being
moved. while others are no., con
sidered worth cutting and are be.
ing pastured. haying is also pro.
gress. with very light yield, except
in a few Of the northern counties.
In a few localities stock is being fed
as in winter. Water Is becoming
very low in many sections. Cotton
and melons, in the extreme south.
eastern counties, are doing fairly
well, but need rain. Gardens are
in a very unpromising condition; in
many counties early potatoes are
practically a failure. Apples are re.
ported in good condition in some
counties, hut in many are falling
badly. Peaches still promise a fair
crop in most sections. Local hail
and wind storms did considerable
damage in a few Of the northern
and eastern counties Except in a
few Of the northern counties berries
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-05
Csns>Wayne

Alfred W. Cans. Of Slater, and
Miss Elizabeth Wayne. Of Gillian.
were married in the Probate Judges
Office Monday afternoon at 1870
o'clock, Judge William Bush per.
forming the ceremony.
The young couple returned to
Slater Immediately after the cere.
mony, where they will begin life
on u farm.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-05
Dr.. Black

DR.. W. II. Black, president Of
Missouri Valley College, this city,
has been rendered the presidency of
Kirksville State Normal School, at
a salary of $1,000 per year, which
he has declined. The doctor ex
presses himself as too well pleased
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-05
Entertained ., Dinner.

DR.. aud Mrs. &. Is Simcoe Ell
t.rtained at dinner Tuesday even.
ing, when the following persons
were entertained: Mrs Dora Hall.
OF 81. Joseph. Miss Pearl Mitchell,
Of Columbia and Senator T.. ID.
Martin. The dinner was a delight.
iul affair, conspicuous for the elc
gsncc of its service AMI thoroughly
enjoyed by those present.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-05
Jesse T. Overly.

Jesse 7. Overly, aged : years,
son Of Thomas Overly Of Blue Lick.
died at q o'clock "Wednesday morn.
Ing after an illness Of several DAYS.
The funeral was held Thursday
morning, the remains being in.
tered in Mount Olive cemetery.
The sun., 1901-07-19
Cricket.

Rare batting was done In the cricket match
at Bergen Point yesterday between the
X nick erbooker A. c. and Brooklyn. The
home team ran up total OF ise for six wiokets
before It declared It's inning closed. 1yers.
the professional. gained the distinction OF
adding a century" to tho long list OF big
scores he has made In his Cay. Tyers's big
inning Yesterday threw all other efforts into
the shade although {. Dalton and A. Brown
batted well for their respective sides
There was not sufficient time TO play tho
game out and the result was a draw decidedly
In favor Of tho knicker bookers The score
was kniC Ckerbockor A. {. lse for six wick
cts Brooklyn Is for eight wickets
The team Of tho steamship ManitOu en-
countered the Kings County eleven at Pros
poet Park yesterday and was defeated by
eighty-four runs after Kings County had
declared their inning closed with only Ave
wiokets down q. W, Barnes captured six
wickets for fourteen runs while J. =. Nor
daIlnt took four for twelve. The last named
also played a good Inning Of IS butthe batting
honors we're taken by Nugent who retired
With ai 20 his credit c. W Barnes C. T
Toddinqs G. Escobal aud G, i Hole all
added double figures for kings County
The score. Kings County. il2 Tor fye wick
SITS: Manitou. rs and 90. for seven wickets.
The sun., 1901-07-19
Rhode Island Jockey Clubs Programme for
Its First Meet.

NEWPORT. July IS. - The Rhode leland
Jockey Club, which was Incorporated las,
winter. has announced It's programme for
its first meet TO he held at ths Polo Club
grounds, Baletnan's Point, on Sept. 8 and T.
as follows:
Sept s-Flai race cup for polo ponies. s5; sweep
over 100 pounds; about four furlongs.
Flat race, purse. Of which $50 10 second: enrano,
80 all TO winner. thoroug breds l65 pounds; hall
bfeds. I5O pounds; about SIX iurlongs.
StecplrcllaSs hunters; purse, OF which 500 70 SEQ
ond; entrance ssO. all 70 winner. two miles.
Tiatrace open cur: free al. ponies ia and I'M
der so sweepstakes OF which 90 per cent 10 second
" carry 100 pounds winner Of any race or sweep
stakes In 1871, 10 pounds extra for each win: about
four furlongs.
go p p ali to winner for hacks weights, 10 pounds
added % forage half breeds allowed IS pounds
about six iurongS.
Steepischss open purse, Of which 5000 to second.
80 70 thlri: entranee sas. J all to winner: han
dicap: bout two miles and half.
Sept. THE same number OF events as OF thu
previous Gay, except that the distance in the steep
chase events will be two and half and three milrs
The prizes viii be the same Professional riders are
barred In these races except In open nat races and
sIeeplechAses.
Hunisrs must be regularly qualified and have their
cer,ilcAps. The races for polo ponies are confined
10 tho,r playing during 1901. The entries for Tie
racss will close on Aug. Is with N Ware Secretary
OF the club.
The officers Of tho club aro ,Contro HITCH
Treasurer: + M We're, seorsStary. Prescott
3. Ii p belmont and " h, .Travers. con-
mittee The club has decided 70 charge
no admission 10 the races. all the prizas bein x
raised by subscription