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The evening world., 1901-10-15
WINNERS At
MORRIS PARK.
MAYNARD BOY TAKES FIRST
RACE FROM TOUR.
Track SIN sticky md Card Suf-
frr-d In tonsrUue nrr-t'""d
crowd on Hand.
lspe-T,I 10 N. r,.blns WorllI

NORRIS Park RACE TRACK, oct
l. -Thc track Was still very heavy at
Wes,ch.stcr this afternoon. worse. In
,art, than +; was Yesterday It WAS IN
thu, stage known ns sticky. On III"
hill. however the going WAS fairly good,
ou, ;hcfe was "nly one race 10 he run
over this course that being the Rancho
del PasD Stakes FOR ,wo.yenr-oids
There was nothing particularly at
tractiy. about the card 'or the conds'
ton Of the track nnd prevented only
the cheapest class OF horses from going.
Th. weather vas 50 anr. however. hat
a large crowd was tempted 10 enjoy
the afternoon IN tn" bracins air and
the attendance was well up to m"
average HetiinE was not heavy except
an on.. OF two ~ the races.
FIRST RhE
FOR maiden th-,s.y,.'-oid, ami u!"ari -
H.
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LONG WOULDN'T JUMP.
tsp.c.a, 70 III. Evening world,

BOSTON, Mass. Oct. lb.-Clark GRIT.
I'm. manager OF the Chicago club. has
seEs Boston without having induced Her
ram Long 20 align o contract TO go to
7z=nIeaEo next season. Griffith labored
n show Long how much 20 his advan-
10 st wouid DO to play at his old home
- fIhtnaEo for . salary OF 1900. This
saHB {Itat sfe1 moro than Long received
zzzzzsa zsHzIufl faat sszfson.
8 s 8 DIN vent 10 Director Esiiinsss ofiiec
zzrrM - <sytez GaaReSss cFer and agreed
iris offased rFumtsing 70 1iEn
- 81 ~ y - u
The evening world., 1901-10-15

Maurice J. Hssfstd. Of baltimore. mana ger
q Harry Lyons. the clever eoiorsd feather.
ws.yas, Of Chicago. - anxious to rnatea tho
latter against Terri AoDoyefn. HerfoFd says
that " Mtoossru dossn.i dsht Lsoas he vii,
match bis man against ANY tsashsr,wstsht In
TIE vcsi1 saf SiQoo aies.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
COLUMBIA is
IN a BAD WAY.

The Columbia football 'cam which
wnS regarded a. on" % the strongest
.lyycns in the field this year untll It
tackled IN" Harvard team IN Saturday
Is In badly crippled gord'!on jus nov
Certain positions on IN. team viii hav"
80 h- allied 'or tn" present by now play
crs. n.raus" several of the old players
ar" nursing Injuries received In IN. gam.
with Harvard
Here Is l.t 81 the Injured as j., result
Of that contest:
" Il Morley. broken rib. u Smy,h.
wrcnch"d Knee; Il i'oy"snn, sprain-d
The evening world., 1901-10-15
PAID $4,000
FOR A COLT.
@. FABER GIVES AMOUNT FOR
DUKE OF WESTMINSTER.
English Crack Tvo-Year-Old l.
by Orme. Out OF
Gantlet.

LONDON. Oct. i5-R. s sievirr's
crack bay colt Duke OF Westminster.
5by Orme out OF Gnntlct has been pur-
chased by G FahcE FOR 2i.oD) guin-as
(abou, $1,000. the record price for a
tEo-yeaE-old.
The evening world., 1901-10-15

Gu.sswork cut ont the running. inl-
lowed In close order by 1sia and the
Amazon This order was hclI 10 IN,
stretch when Gu"sswork and lsin h'.h
away The Amazon then ran into the
lead and held the advantage to the 'hs'
sixteenth vncr. Ranaclo went % the
front and won IN drive by length
from The Amazon Who was - length ~
front OF il.nmoCk
rHIun UkcE
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FOR maiden three yr.,-old, and u."ari -
.nI BALI 'uriOns

Wavward Roy jumped away In front.
with Tour cespedcs and Elegy In close
attendance and they ran this way 70
the stretch Then Tour closed on way
i,st II, .-cn,h where Magyar! boy
.n"ok him on ana Son clcvrrlN 10y "a
length Tour was thr"c.duari"r- "t
length In from, IL Elcgy
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start poor Won cs,iiI, Tim--lB
Dread made the pace. followed by Red
path Trebor and Marothen. They held
mis- order TO the stretch. when Ncdpaih
came 10 the front and won easily by a
length Trrbor closed on Dread In IN"
run home and In "A hot fni,r secured
m, Mac. by head from Dread
SIXTH RAG.
IlAniicap; Tor tarr--y.lr.oliH and 70: wnhrrs
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MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

CSs.stal % n. ~ tins wori
RACE TRACK NORRIS PARK. oct
NJ The entries Tor 'o-morrows race.
ar. as follows
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Sporting.
Medical.
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The evening world., 1901-10-15
m-rnand" Didnr L.k. Mad.

Criterion won the MIN race a; a short
prirc. Tn" closing race went 10 Ten
Candies. who has always favored tho
mud. and ne won rather hardily from
The thym'r whose stronghold Is also
mud. fernando was last all the wcy, In
s?i;e Of the fact Ihii doom laced him
vls"r"lsly from the top OF the hill to
tac finish.
The evening world., 1901-10-15

Rowdy mad" ali the running. and
won easily Nv thrc" lcntghs W
DAILY hid the winner M 10 81 90. an
ahyanc.. OF SS0j over hi, entered sell
ing prize" Rowdy vas bought In.
FIFTH RACE
selling for ihres'y-sr-oii' and zip. with,u
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NASTURT|UM
ON CANVAS.
TRAINERS TO GIVE MR.. WHIT
NEY HORSES PICTURE.
HAHN md Muddy Track Make -
Drear, Dny Mt the West-
chester Course.

\ gift which Mr Whitley will ortz.
very highly will come from msn who
train horses Tor a living !: will he n
litc-sszr painting OF the crack two-year-
old Of the year. Nasturt,um. and I. will
be presented 20 Mr. Whitney as an OK
preston Of tbs esteem IN which tram
ers holi that gentleman.
The trainers realize that Mr.. Whit
ney's princcly l!b.ra!!.y has infused a
10, OF new HE into the turf and MAKO
,his present jus, 20 snow their apprecia-
tior o, Mr.. wh!,neys goodness. THO
Stuii, whn mas !mmortal.zed In oil colors
many horses famous on the turf Mas
;ur,ium is y superb hor." and should
make ine subject.
Dr-ary Day at Track.
Yesterday was 2 drcary day at West
chester, Rain f-li si"adli;. ali tho after.
noon and the rack was ankle deep In
the boards on these days, because every
on" picks horses that can run In tho
mud. and usually they stand out Ike tho
cy.J u a horse that has hcen dopsd
Tire" faro-itrs won yesterday.
heavily backed second choice won and
TWO horses at moderate prices won. TIE.
"l;sh"r % tho lot. vas Handicapper.
Who la. been performing with quite
some success N Caradl.
speed In the Mud.
Though h. warmed UP as K ne had
wircs IN his feet the gentlemen ~ the
ring took liberties with him and sent mis-
price up rom 10 ! 70 10 la I a; the
close. iiin.'icapper won by short
head from l.or! Pepper. another long
chance. who developed lot o. speed IN
tire mud
'au clifford won the opening dash
very easily. and Lux casta finally
graduated from the maiden ranks In tho
second AT the short price Of even money.
The third race went 10 Namihr. who
b.a, the favoritc. Igni'er. a shor: head
n one 90 the hottest finishes OF tho
afternoon,
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THIRD RACE
For ,~o-y-ar.olds Eclipse c1uf,s

ssrt good Won ifirinE rm--l 10
Whiskey King Wa strong second
choice" Il. got away we'll and Shaw,
picking the rlinntag. won IN = iriN" h'
half a length from BruurHlch. who was
nv. Lengths before Champaign"
FOIRT:I RACE
S.rinS. for ,at--.yrar-old' NIT .ni
tenth
SiArtrrs phts. iFCkH St-Hf Flr. rf ~. o.
Rn-dy o. RsdfsrR u lS
lIimsst lJi. D.pCoHnlr
Slar. xs,i Won easily Time ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-05-31
BELFRY.
MERRIpETH AFTER, Correspondent.

MERRIDETH AFTER, Correspondent.
NJ H Lingo is building an addition
to his house.
Mesdames Tremble, Mccoy and
Harvey called on Mrs Lucy Hite Fri
day,
Harvey Olmstead and N T Curley
have been enjoying a visit with their
uncle Nelse Olmstead.
Paddy Jordan who has been work
ing for j fl Cramer went home Satur-
day.
Mt Curley and family spent Sun
day with Mr. Davidson's.
Report says that Miss Mary Van
deveer and Mr. Coffee were married
Sunday at the home of the brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs George Vandeveer,
Hite and Alter shelled corn M for Fl
Ling Monday.
Mrs Lizzie Shockey called on Mrs
j II Cramer Monday.
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DIAMOND.

MRS. t. w. JONES, Correspondent.
May 20 The program for Childrens
Day exercises at Diamond June End
1901, will consist OF music recitations
and addresses.
Married, recently, Miss Mary Van
devee and Mr. Sylvester Coffee. We
extend congratulations We under
stand that for the present they will re-
main with the brides parents in Usage
township,
Mr. Charles Medler's horse ierked
the lines from his hands one night re-
Gently in Lone Elm, just as he had his
foot on the step of the buggy, and
took French leave, leaving his master
To foot the six miles home, or borrow
another horse. The latter Charley
lid and quickly followed the truant
20 ly to iind him standing 10y his barn
loor ready for his supper and nights
est. The horse was uninjured and
he buggy was unchanged.
T w Jones was called to Lee Sum
nit. Mo-, last week by the alarming
DO IS of his brother. ! G returned
saturday night, and reports his broth
T. improving.
Miss Frances Wilson our county
'easurer, and Miss Oracle y Jouc
+ lola made "Ee scribe a yer!
i.casant wish recently.
Mrs Nader aud daughter Emma
visited Mrs Connie Schleimmer near
Moran last Saturday.
Bert Winn's aged mother is visiting
i'm.
We noticed that Rev. Tatty, from
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KANSAS CLIPS AND COMMENTS

Salina claims population of
6,657.
Since Caney struck gas the Chronicle
is noticeably inflated.
a Concordia woman has been tat
tooed and is making showof herself.
Wr. Wellhouse, the "apple king"
predicts full crop of the staple fruit
for Kansas this year.
The FIT. Scott Monitor says the re-
cent cold spell was a protest against
the threatened shirt waist epidemic.
Coffeyville and independence are
pulling each Other's wool over cot
ton mill that wants to locate in Mont
gomery county.
The mayors of temperance towns
over the state declare that dry towns
can liquidate their Indebtedness more
easily than wet ones.
When "A thing is the latest style an d
desirable il is no longer properto call
it up-tO-date. Call It "Twecent," The
abbreviation for Twentieth Century.
Abilene has the smallpox so bad
that all the churches and schools have
been closed. Abilene is slow about
adopting a fad but she does it right
when she does catch on.
The mayor Of Lawrence appointed
Charlie Prentice 10 his 3Sth cOntinu-
Gus year as town marshal. II is due
to his vigalence that so few people get
oreyeyed about MI. Dread.
The Lindsborg News lists weddings
under the head: Sentenced for Life +"
The editor will probably put society
notes under the heading; Court
Notes, v as soon as he gets to it,
The report that tramps have again
left this state because of the wheat
crop aud prospects OF drafting for
farm work, makes one long for a rota-
tions OF crops the year round,
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SALEM.
w. S. LYLE, Correspondent.

May 29.--The young peoples + a
convention convenes at Humboldt Sat
urday, June l. A good program is
aIrlnged and good time is expected.
Tx Fronk and wife took in Child
ren's Day at Prairie Hall last Sun
day.
Mrs Banks sent to Sears 81 Role buck
and purchased new sewing machine.
Mrs ellis and Mrs Lyle went dowl
to Richard Blair of Lehnna last Iues-
day and Mrs Lyle brought enough
leghorn eggs home with her to set
her wooden hen.
Barn to Mr. and Mrs Fred Fish,
baby girl last week.
Most of the farmers have got their
corn plowed over once and started the
second time.
James Porter and wife visited at j
w Lower last Sunday.
w S Lytle and family were the
guest of G f Parker and family last
Sunday.
Mrs Allie Rhoads and daughters,
Blanche and Leslie, Mrs Mason, Mrs
Wood, Mamie Frouk, Mrs Pearson,
Aunt Emile Pearson and Mrs ellis
visited Mrs w S Lyle last Thursday.
Salem will observe Children's Day
June g.
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NORTH MAPLE GROVE

LoRA FIFE, correspondents
Pogue Funston moved to lola This
week.
Born May 22to Mr. and Mrs Bert
Virgins a little girl.
Maggie Herbert is Wishing at Mr.
Kettles this week.
Ralph COziue returned Saturday
from 1T. Scott where he has been
at ending the G T. Convention.
Mrs e ID Cain is staying at Wig
gins helping care for that new grand
daughter.
BY means of an advertisement in the
REGISTER T Ball found two Of the
hon es that strayed from his pasture
but he one belonging to the young
nan who is working for them is still
missing.
MIS- Fillmore Christian and her
mother, Mrs Richter returned to their
home in Emporia after Il weeks visit
with Mrs Jane Christian and w
Dickerson and family.
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May 22.-Mrs. Seymour has been
quite sick hut is somewhat better.
Dr. Hindman from Humboldt is at
tending her.
Misses Linnie and Maggie Woodland
are taking music lessons of Miss
Sparks Of Moran.
Miss Rose Samp Of Big Greek visit
ed home folks last week.
Mr. Orrin Hartley and another gentle
man from LaHarpe were in our vicin-
ity Monday on business.
Miss Leila Cunningham returned
home last Monday after visit with
Cottage Grove friends.
Miss Ellie Barren of Elsmore who
has been working for Mrs Seymour
has returned home.
Mrs Samp has been very sick but is
improving slowly. DR.. Flynn is the
attending physician.
Mrs Fur-man's sister, Miss Mary
johnson from Odense, has been visit
ing her.
MIR Lindsey has treated his house
to a new roof.
Sam Stout is working for T. Walk
err.
Fred Samp shipped carload Of
hogs to K. c., Tuesday
Cleaning house and blowing corn
are keeping people busy these days.
Mr. Owens from Girard was in our
vicenity selling fruit trees last week.
We were sorry To- hear of Elmer
Slandsbury getting his limb broken
at the ball game out here last Satur.
day and sympathize with him in his
misfortune.
Miss Jennie Hamilton has returned
home from Chanute where she has been
attending school during the past win
ter.
There was fishing party given last
| Tuesday in honor OF Clarence Blum
and friend who are here from K. G.
visiting home folks. An excellent
time Is reported.
Last Saturday the LaHarpe and
Big Creek boys played base ball in
this vicinity. Elmer Standsbury, OF
LaHarpe, was standing with one foot
put forward and "Pete" Martin, oil
Big Creek, was running with such
force thathe could nothalt He stepped
upon Elmer's limb breaking it. By.
ISLANDERS one hundred feet distant say
they heard the bone crash when II
broke. Elmer was made as comfort.
able as possible upon the ball ground
until doctor was brought from Els.
more and as the doctor thought it best
to take him home before setting the
broken bone, he was placed in a
spring wagon upon Il bed and driven
tD LaHarpe. Then the bone was set
and AZ last reports he was getting
along as well as could be expected.
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COUNTY NEWS
NEOSHO FALLS.
LULU MALCoM. Correspc II

iAbhb uhsSVhhs NOAioSpN 'NNhe'
May 2S.-Rev. French, the NJ f.
min lister conducted the Memorial SER
vices Sunday held in the Presbyterian
chur CHI. He gave an eloquent address
whic h was well attended.
MIR Chambers, our saw mill merch.
ant, is doing big business this
spring.
Mr. A Barnhart of Liberty was up
Monday and purchased large bill of
lumber for barn. Mr. u Wagner
from Owl Creek and number of
others have bought large bills Of lum-
Der. We wish our saw mill luck.
Mr. SESSIONS shipped hogs Monday
to Kansas City.
Inge and France shipped cattle the
first of the week.
We have been having some very
cool weather for the time Of year.
Geneva team and Neosho Falls base
ball team played game of ball Sat-
urday. The Falls boys came out
best players.
oMr j. S. Wilson, 4 md N1 )her OFF of
lola were in town Friday. Mr. Wilson
drove Quito his farm. No doubt he
was we'll pleased with the prospect of
wheat Amos Wright has on his farm.
There is one hundred and sixty acres
of the finest wheat on the Neosho.
Miss Jennie Fry spent a part Of
last week in lola visiting her aunt.
Mrs G FRY
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PLEASANT VALLEY.
ID. Il. SMITH, Correspondent

ID, Il. SMITH, Correspondent.
May % Miss Laura Wise, formerly
Of Pleasant Valley, visited many old
friends in our vicinity last week.
Miss Winnie Day of Colony visited
with her sister, Mrs Fackler, Sunday.
Born, May 26, 1901, to M J Smart
and wife, "a girl
aSChildren's day exercises will bethel
at the church next Sunday evening,
June 2, 1901, Every one invited to at
tend.
Miss Ida Johnson Of Lone Elm visit
ed the past week with Mrs Jessie
Brown.
Miss Myrtle Morhead of Ft Scott
returned home this week after a week S
visit in our vicinity.
We understand the little child of Mr.
and Mrs ~ elvin Brown is sick this
week.
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BAYARD.

o. ]. DUNLAP, Correspondent
May 2S'-Mrs Alice Richison visited
in Kincaid last week.
Mrs Kinney was down from Kincaid
Saturday on business.
Hammel & McCarty shipped load
of hogs Wednesday night.
Mr. McCarty and daughter spent
Sunday at their home in Bronson.
Mrs Charlie Harvey and children
from near Moran visited Mrs Trimble
Thursday.
JR Dunlap from Carlyle was in
Bayard last week.
Geo Dozier moved into his new
house Saturday.
Col. Davis sold two loads of cattle
to q commission firm and shipped
them Monday night. Chunk Davis
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I'IQUA


The farmers are needing rain real
badly again.
Mrs Stacy is steadily improving
since her sickness.
Mr. Draper put new roof on his bar
Der shop.
Mrs S NJ Cooper, of lola, and Mrs
Crathurs, of Wichita were visiting
Mrs Morgan of Neosho Falls and Mrs
Draper of Piqua Monday.
Mrs Dennis of lola and Mrs Morgan
and Mr. Frank Culley of Neosho Falls
visited Mr. Draper's Thursday.
Mrs Ben Keithley was helping Mrs
Addleman sew two days last week
We are very sorry Mrs Addleman is
going to move away. She will be
greatly missed in this vicinity.
Mr. VIII Grogman and Mr. Ulrich
bought out Mr. Geo Grogman's hard
ware store and his properly.
Elsie Dicks went to Humboldt to
visit her sister.
Mrs Maude Keithly visited Mrs
Draper Sunday afternoon.
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LIBERTY.

Mrs. FLORA u. JOHNSON Correspondent.
May % We had quite a wolf chase
last Monday. George Townsend had
seen an old wolf several times on the
Jones farm but could not find her den,
Last Monday as he came through II
bunch of brush on the hillside he ac-
cidentaly came upon her sucking her
young cubs. He called upon some of
the neighbors and they succeeded in
killing the old one and one young one
but could not find the others.
The Vernon huckster made his first
trip in this vicinity Tuesday since
some time in April.
Pearl Townsend has been visiting in
lola since our last
We see N Wilson has improved the
looks of his house by building new
porch.
Anna Johnson went home Saturday
to stay over Sunday.
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EAST PIQUA.
d. KElTlILEY, Correspondent.

u. NElTliLkN, correspondent
Mrs Stacy is on the sick list.
Ben Addlemau sold his Piqua prop
"Hy to Mr. benson. We are sorry I,
ose them They will 80 to Scott
,unty Kansas.
Geo Gr, gmann sold his hardware
d residence to Wn Grogman al d
@ - uhich. They will take posses =
: on the first Of June.
Walt Rush viii take Mr. Ulrich's
p ace ia NeImans Store.
James Heldebrant and wife have
mpyrd to Independence, Kas:
Miss Fay Harrington visited Mrs.
Keilhley Monday.
Mrs Harry Youn is spending this
week with her brother and family, c
rrobridge.
Miss Della Osborn was made u pres
ent OF piano a few days ago
J Slack aud wife spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs Draper.
d. Skillen and wife have gone back
to Oswego.
w. Lowe is back in this country
from Missouri working at his trade
repairing stoves.
Mr. G Cummings, of lola, is in this
neighborhood selling chicken medi-
cine.
Mr. Trobridge and Oscar Kiethley
went fishing Saturday night They
caught some very nice fish we know
for we sampled some of them.
Jay Rush, of lola works for Mr..
Barnhart this summer.
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Wasn't that a glorionus rain we

Wasn't that plorionus rain we
had?
Ed Bursan done some painting for
NJ RS Wood last week.
Mrs Rash has been very sick but is
better at this writing
Mr. Kary Palmer is haulsng lumber
to build new barn.
Mr. Stewart and his Sunday school
class of Cottage Grove visited Maple
Groves Sunday school last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Maxwell assisted Mrs
Hottenstien with her house work last
week.
Ed Bursan and family visited his
father near Bethel last Sunday.
MIR Eh Thompson and Miss Wiunio
Slane were united in marriage by r =
Fem last Saturday at $3.50 a IN.