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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-10


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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
SPORTING NOTES.

j. b. Haggin. the largest breeder Of thor.
oughbreds In this country, next year VIII
have close TO $50 2.year-clds In training.
At wolverhampton, England. Arthur +.
Dufy, the American runner, starting at
scratch IN the 1O0yard handicap, won In
01a seconds. This time is officially certi-
fed.
The recent Investigation Of the French
Jockey club of the conduct ON the French
turf Of American jockeys, who, It was In
timated. had attempted to prevent the
English Jockeys riding with them from
winning races, has resulted In the exon
Grafton of the Americans.
English watermen do not like the scull-
ing of Titus, the Harlem river oarsman,
who is to row at Henley next week for
the diamond SOULS. They agree that he
Is pretty to look upon. but add that his
finish is not strong enough. and the pre-
dict that he will be defeated.
On complaint Of Harry NJ. Mason. trainer
of ]. q, Follansbee's stable. that Jockey
Brennan rode Roehampton directly contrary
to orders In the latter's recent grass race
with Sister Juliet Brennan has been sus
pended by the Coney Island Jockey club
stewards for the balance Of the meet
ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK.--John Gilmore Hall, adopt
ed son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Hall Of
Arlington, n. j., with three other children
Is believed to he heir TO $2ojo,000 left by
his father. who is said TO have deserted
the four children twenty-three years ago
at Cresllne. Ohio, after placing them IN 40
orphan home.
NEW YORK.--Ravaged by the elementi
and relic hunters 10 such an extent that II
Is practically unsafe, the John Brown home
stead at West Torrington is TO be repaired
at once says a Winstead, Conn. special tt
the World
NEW YORK.--Though the Will. Just flet
for probate OF Edward ~ Marks the well.
known sporting man who died recently
says the estate Is worth upward Of $2O.,
coo" It is stated by counsel for the bench
Charles, the widow and children and sons
relatives that II will amount to 100000.
NEW YORK.-Mrs. apna Eliza Walsh Of
Brooklyn. whose donations for educntiona.
and charitable purposes have reached near
" $4,000 has given the sum OF $500
to establish a fund for the educaTon Of
candidates for priesthood in the roman
Catholic church
MOUNT VERNON. Ili,-An aeronaut
named Hallbrook, from St. Louis. was In
stantly killed. He made a balloon asceii-
sion and the parachute failed to work,
GUTHRIE. o. T.-Rafae Romero, M
tive of Mexico. who served as n scout in
the Indian wars under Generals Miles. Gus
ter, Lawton and Phil Sheridan. is dead.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.
Convict Harry Tracey Shoots Down
His PurSuers.
lie FOUGHT HIS WAY TO LIBERTY.
Military Companies Have Been Ordered
to Assemble by the Governor to Pre-
vent Possible Lynohna.

Seattle, Wash, July 4.--Convict Harry
Tracey has Just passed a red letter day
In his erratlc career. He killed Police
man Il. u. Breeze and fatally wounded
Nell Kawloy In the city limits after hay.
ing murder Deputy Sheriff Charles Ray.
moud Of Snohomsh county and probab y
fatally wounded Deputy Sheriff John Will
Jams If King county early yesterday In
his hopeless flight for safety. with no con.
sideratlon for human life, Tracey has prob
ably covered sixty miles. lie was drst
encountered by a Seattle posse near Beth.
well Mt $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Evidently the convict caught sight of his
pursuers before they saw him He had
taken commanding position in a ciump
Of huge frs and opened Are before he
was discovered. He fired 1--WE shots In
all. Raymond was instantly killed by one
Of the Winchester rife balls Another
struck the raised rifle held by Williams,
| splitting It In four parts. and entered the
deputy's breast, 1t is believed he will
| live.
Governor Mcbride Of this State, who Is
in the city with Adjutaut General Drain
Of the State militia, is taking the keenest
Interest IN the case. He has offered a
reward Of $500 This, with other re-
wards offered by the relatives of the vic
tins of Tracey's rifle brings the rewards
offered to more than $500 The governor
In addition 10 offering the reward has
ordered Adjutant General Drain to send
two troops Of the State militia to aid the
| posse the members Of which are securing
| all the Northern suburban territory Of
| Seattle
| shortly after O'Clock this evening Tracey
/ was located in the home Of X. II. Van Horn
! at the southwest corner OF Woodland park
/ The news was conveyed to Fremont by a
butchers boy, who gave the intelligence
! to Sheriff Cudihee The sheriff drove into
| the suburbs from Boutwell, The house was
| quickly surrounded but Tracey deliberate
! ly fought his way through the guards, kill
| Ing Policeman Breeze and mortaily wound
! ing Guard Rawley, and disappeared into
| the brush towards Rayenna park Sheriff
| Cudihee twice had bead upon the desper-
ado but was unable to fire for the reason
that the fugitive had taken the precau-
! ton to walk between two impressed men
whose lives would have been impertled had
the sheriff opened fire with his ride.
/ As soon as the last skirmish was over
| and the body or the ueau poncemdn' tor
| gether with Rawley, who was found TO be
wounded In the right side, could be removed
from the land and place in an ambulance,
sheriff Cudihee summoned all the assistance
available and began strategic movements IN
order to surround the fleeing fugitive. Ira
cey went In an easterly direction toward
! Rayenna and once well within the shadow
| Of the underbrush and lumber when skirts
| woodland mark would be safe from observa-
| ton.
Al midnight Governor Mcbride ordered
that companies p and c, National Guard,
] be used to prevent a lynching II Tracey
| is taken alive.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
,ADDlN DEFEATED WYETH
buett's Colt Captured the Sheridan
Stakes at Chicago.
boo PEOPLE WITNESSED THE RACE
:, paInuerfied Broke Record and
Won a Rich Stake at Sleeps
head Bay.

h,cago. July AIN the presence Of
"a neople G. c. Benefits Aladdin this
L-,oon won the Sheridan stakes at
kblngton park. defeating the American
H. winner, Wyeth. and the colt which
Nod second in that race. Lucien APP
H. nv n singular coincidence only the
~ colts which ran one, two, three In
aorhv started In today's stake, which
ms, Of the Western derby colts as
49, and the result brought as victor
a colt which had come In third In the
an lime 81. Under the condition of
race Aladdin had seven pounds the
aer Of the weights as compared with
4 IN and Eve pounds as compared with
Hen Appleby. The distance of the race.
H. and quarter, was a quarter of a
a short of the derby course. Wyeth
ed in the betting at TO 8, Aladdin
b to and Lucien Appleby at IL to
HAt most time wyeth and Aladdin were
a o TO 3, while Lucien Appleby's price
&blned about stationary.
IN three colts were sent away to a
8ect start and Aladdin at once took
Mead. He came past the stand length
Il half in front of Wyeth. Lucien
n eby as usual trailed behind Going
Bnd the first turn, Coburn let out a
Il suddenly and had a lead of three
'Sths before the other boys knew what
ID coming Then Lyme pushed Wyeth,
VI the derby colt did not make up the
81 between himself and the leader with
n great rapidlty. At the half mile
Il Aladdin was running smoothly in
IN two lengths to the good. Around
n% bend Wyeth was sent along as fast
She could 90. On the turn for home
f4rIed TO pass Aladdin on the outside,
M Coburn pulled out and carried his
2ilenger considerably out of the way.
~ Strengthening his mount, Coburn hur-
III Aladdin on down to the finish and
Rough Lyme whipped Wyeth, the latter
I'm seriously threatened the leader and
let. narrowly escaped being beaten out
SECOND money by Lucien Appleby. The
III was slow and the time was 2:1S 10
|8 total value Of the stake was S4T41 and
~ winners share was S3l6O. Weather
wen and a half furlongs Marion Lynch
fge whitney, Lady Chorlster. Time
furlongs-Jack Ratlin, Fitzkanet,
lover Queen. Time 1:1S 40.
Hke Acknowledgement Gold Bell
I&de. Time 1905 2-5
}a quarter--Aladdln, Wyeth, Lucien APP
IN. Time 2:lS 10
Men and half furlongs, selling-Satir
~, Peat, Lovable. Time ! Al 10.
u and a half furlongs-Pompino, Cialrs
- Blue Time 1:25.
He selllng-Lee King, Tammany Chief
|o6pass. Time 1:4S %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
R.advillc Trottina Races.

Boston, Mass, July 4.-rhe trottinE card
at the Readvile track today was made up
of seven events. In the 2:24 pace, Hcloise,
after taking the second heat, had a brush
In the stretch with Deacon in the third
heat and bid fair to win out until she col
lded with Deacon's sulky. throwing herself
and driver (Kane). Kane was seriously
hurt.
Purse $500. 2:16 class, trotting- Promise
Won Gold Burr, Mary p Best time 212A.
Purse $500, 2:24 class, pacing-Deacon,
Bebe, Rex. Best time 2:12A.
Purse $500, 2:14 trotting-Pug won. Best
time 2;12L.
Purse $500, 2:14 class. pacing-Locanda
Won Best time 2;11a4.
Purse $500, 2:l2 class, pacing-Prtnce La
vallard won. Best time 2:11&
Purse $500, 2:16 class, trotting--Gcneral
Johnson won. Best time 2:13a
Purse $500, 2:i6 class, pacing, cssn~ s.
won. Best time 2l1A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Baseball Sunday.

The Cawthons will play ball with the club
from BRENNAN next Sunday. The visitors
have q semi professional team and will
make 1t interesting for the home team.
Umpire Proctor viii call play promptly at
4 p. m. The lineup win be as follows;
Brennan Pescay, catcheri Williams, pitch
er; Owens, first base; Reynolds second
base; Lyons, third base; Nelson, shortstop;
Woofe, left field; Marion, center field,
Johnson, right field. Cawthons Childress,
catcher; Foster, pitcher; Mcdonald. first
base; Scarborough, second base; Wilson,
third base: Hunt, shortstop Ollre, left field;
RELY, center teld: HAYS right field.
George Page Of the Lake Charles club Is
now playing second base for the Shreveport
club of the Southern league.
Morgan City has recently put in new ma-
terial and making 1t one of the strongest
clubs In this section. They will play here
in the near future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05

Wagner 1o1. Ladas 100, Mir. Muikey i04
John Grlgsby 100, Loiter 1o7 Uterp ioi,
The Boer 100, The Messenger loe, Kiss
Mile and twenty yards, selling-Maggie
Clopton 50, orris. Brown Vail 101, Herodes
JOB, Belle Simpson 101, Warner, Savarino
Precisely o. Tragedy 1o1. Federalst 1o3,
Kitty Clyde 1O4, Sea Rover 106.
Six fnrlongs. handicap-Peter Duryea 1o2,
Amigari SO, Or. Cave los, Santa Ventura
", ogle IS. Buccleuth %, Lasso 90. Miss
Golghty %.
Seven furlongs--Blue Mint >96, Broodler
~. Elsie Bramble 101, Legation 90, Jake
Weber. Missouri los, Revoke l04. Sweet
dream 1o5, Eva's Darling %, Verify 1903,
FL Choir, Lofter 1O6.
Mile and fnrlong. selling-Bushnell 1o5.
Deloraine 1o1, Tickful 100, Cardome 90
Loches los. Terra Incognta 100 omelis
1903. Benty 100.
Clear and good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
THE BIG SHOOT IS ON.
Some Excellent Work Was Done Over
the Traps on the First Day.
STATE CHAMPION IS IN ATTENDANCE.
The Attendance Was Good and Much
Interest Was Manifested in the
svent--centinues Today.

The big shoot began yesterday and some
excellent scores we're made by the cracks
who are In attendance. Mr.. Faurote OF
Fort Worth who is the State champion
with shotgun over the traps was In good
form and led the list. He is regarded as
professional and therefore does not take
any part OF the purses. He topped the
list with leo out of IT'S shots fred. The
amateurs were good and the score as given
beiow evidences that they can do good
work on the clay disks
There was good crowd out to witness
the sport and many ladies evidenced inter
est in the proceedings, though some of
them evidently didn't see just how much
fun there was for some of the shooters
who never got in the money.
The shoot will continue today. there be-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05

ing ten events on the program. number
Of extras will also be shot, in all prob
ability.
Mr.. NJ. e. Atchison, a farmer, and
good one, from Lee county, had the second
high average, with 1876 out of 175. He
Is always close to the top.
Mr. Louis Moeser Of Brays bayou was
third In the high average and easily led
the local gang that is shooting through
the program, though none OF the others
did anything worth mentioning except
Brvan Heard who was close behind him
The Brenham Gun club furnished three
enthusiastic members OF their club that
will shoot through the program.
.'Rurke'' Is the ficticious name OF n popu.
lar travelling man that made record that
he ought not to he ashamed to have record.
ed in front Of his right name.
Austin sent a delegation headed by MI.
Ter, one OF the old timers, but he was not
In his usual good form, though occasion
alIy he got to saying pull with the
usual emphasis and smashed a straight.
mi D." is DR.. Hin, another Of the Aus
tin contingent who didn't care to parade
his good shooting and used the above
". G." Dargan of Dallas, one Of the
old timers, who has trunk full of medals,
has not been in his usual good form for
the INST month or more, hut still makes
1t interesting for the boys,
Mr.. Richard Jackson Of Mexia was among
the Cracks" though he has not been at
tending the tournaments very long. IL he
continues to Improve he will be heard from
After the program was shot ont, Manager
Kaufman showed the boys how 1t ought
to be done by shooting % per cent
gait while standing on one foot holding
the other oomicaly close to his knee.
The shooters were all well pleased with
the office management.
The score on the events was as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Cincinnati Harness Races.

Cincinnati Ohio, July 4,-oakley's only
day of light harness racing brought out n
large crowd. The feature of the afternoon
was the pacing of New Richmond in the
200 class The Gerst stallion won both
heats easily and was pulled up to a walk
in the second heat. going the route in
2O9h The first half was made in 1902.
Results:
First raCe--Beaumont won In straight
heats. Best time PIP.
Second race-Zephyr won in straight
heats. Best time 2:13A
Third race-Cousin Madge won in straight
heats. Best time 2:12A
Fourth race-New Richmond won in
straight heats. Best time 2;o7.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
THE PEDENs WON.
Heitmanns Never Stood a Chance to Win
in Yesterdays Game.

in Yesterdays Game.
A game of ball was played yesterday
afternoon at the park between mines repre-
senting Peden Iron and Steel company and
f. w. Heitmann & Co. A crowd Of 500
people were In attendance and enjoyed the
game hugely.
The Hetmanns were outclassed from the
start, the excellent battery work of Will
Jams and Gates proving disastrous for NE
nitters of the HetmannS. Only six hits
were secured off Williams and he caused
eighteen of the opposing batters to fan the
air The Pedens were aided In their scor-
Ing by the numerous errors of their OPP
ponents and had them shut out In, every
Inning but the fourth, when errors by the
inhelders of the Pedens allowed i've runs
To be made by the other side The final
score was IS to o. and the errors too
numerous TO mention.
The features of the game were a double
play by Sullivan and Plowden and the
batting of steitler and Gates for the Pc.
oens. Kleinecke, Woodhouse and Herzog
distinguished themselves on the Heltmann
team by their fielding Score by innings;
peden 10 40 50x-lS
Heitmann ................ 600 500 COO b
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National League.

oud game from Brooklyn by good ali
around playing. Because OF the high water
right and center helders were compelled To
play ankle deep In the water.
Score n u
1rool,lvn 900 90 900 o D y
CHESHIRE and o'Connor; hitson and Full
Ter.
Cincinnati, July 4.-Afternoon game; The
Cincinnati team failed to give Thieman
anything like fair support and while ne
held the Philadlephians down 10 i've hits,
yet they succeeded in winning out on ac'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
pitohsr,s Remarkable Feat.

Dallas, Texas. July An the first Of
two games played between Dallas and Fort
Worth here this afternoon Pitcher Hamil-
ton of the Dallas club shut Fort Worth out
without & hit or run, edualling the worlds
record
Hamilton was recently secured by Dallas
from Shreveport.
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The Delmar Track.

:. 2'0uis' July 4.-rhe element of uncer-
entering into racing was never more
nv e1empihed than today at Delmar,
4 Alice Turner, the despised outsider
peld OF the best handicap horses now
"A west and with an efficient Jockey
uack, horse that form players
not concede even a remote chance
49,, galloped home the easiest OF
N the Independence handicap.
~ tne 1avorite in the second race,
a up lot Of moneS by unseating
heg ana running away three miles
nan' Pettijohn, Ben Lear and Han
were the winning favorites.
iuriongs-Pettijohn, DIR. Kammaerer,
ouiIock' Time 1:o3%.
"a turlongs, selling-lda Pepzance.
'.n.1by, Censor. Time 1870.
1$ iurlongs, selliug-Ben Lear, Helen
~ iasa OF Night. Time iii.
ana three-sixteeuths, Independence
aPsmAlice Turner. Helen Print, Ed
M Time 2O4.
iurIongs-Randazzo. Sam Lazarus,
IA Hessig' Time Iii.
ana quarter, selling-Larry Wit.
"a Hates Salinda. Time 2.l0h.
ana seventy yards, selling-rerra
ID Chantrelle, Tenny Belle. Time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Socialist Ticket Put Out.

Emporia, Kan, July 4.-The socialists Of
Kansas at their State convention held to-
day adopted platform and nominated a
full State Ticket A. g. McAllster, an en-
gineer OF Harrington, was nominated for
governor, with John Parr, a Topeka house
painter and decorator, Tor Lieutenant gov.
ernor.
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CHALLENGED THE TITLE.
French Court Upheld the New Panama
Canal Company.

Washington. July 4.--iState department
officials are Gratified at the action taken
In the French courts yesterday In non.suit-
Ing an applicant who sought to challenge
the soundness OF the title of the new
as simplifying the task the attorney gem
eral has undertaken OF establishing the
ability of the present canal company To-
ernment has Informed the state department
of Its disposition TO forward the transfer,
SO that small legal technicalltles may be
swept away.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05

A Great Record.

Dallas. Texas, July 4.--The Cor.
sicana team Of the Texas League
equaled the worlds record Of twenty
six consecutive games won today by
defeating Waco by a score of to
at Corslcana.
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American League.


Detroit. July 4-st Louis won this after
noon's game the teams splitting even on
the day. Anderson's hits were responsible
for three Of st. Lo:<s' runs, Detrot's two
runs we're scored on singles by Arndt and
Buelow, Gleason's sacrifice and a wild
throw by F. Donohue.
ps sGS5f- ....,...... 900 o2o 900 J 7 :
ST. Louis .......... 100 900 COL Ii 2
Miller and Buelow; F. Donohue aud J.
Donohue.
Chicago. July Wright was wild and
batted hard In the morning game, the
champions winning a one-slded contest
cs sSsgs1 10 500 ess-lg : !, 7 : :
Cleveland ......... 0io Oo1 600 2 10 /
Patterson and Mcfarland; Wright aud
Bemis.
Chicago, July 4~The afternoon game
was one of the highest class. both teams
playing brilliant ball all the time.
Chicago RSG9s .......,....oo 900 900 oos- I !
Garvin and Sullivan; Bernhurdt and
Wood.
Boston, July 4-BaltlrSore's errors proved
costly today, Hougherly reaching nrst twice
on misplays and scoring each time.
Score II T.
pS winners and warner; Shields and Rob.
lnsou.
Boston, July Afternoon game: With
one out and one run needed to win, Sell
bach dropped Freeman's long ny to left and
Collins crossed the plate with the win
ming run In the twelfth inning :,
BS SsSre-- 900 oos 900 oo2- ! Is I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
Sheepshead Bay Races.

h. York. July 4.-The Lawrence Reali-
on, the richest 3-year-old stake In the
/, was run today at Sheepshead Bay
10000 persons saw F. C. McLewee &
! Major Daingerfeld favorite In the
ing at TO 3, win In gallop and lower
Friar's record for one mile and FIVE fur
) from 2:4S rs TO 2:4T 80. There were
Rnally seven starters for the Realiza-
but Yankee and Master Man were
drawn early In the day. The start was
Juvenalus broke in front and showed
Fay 10 the main track, where The Rival
Ing the stand the first time. Major
serfeld was third. Turning into tho
stretch Wonderly on Juvenalus sent
Eup 10 the leader and The Rival raced
8her 70 the stretch, where Odom on
Havorite sent him after the field and
i placed him in front. Amid the cheers
4e great crowd Major Daingerheld gal
home, an easy winner by i've lengths.
n The Rival second and Goldsmith third
Hst Belmont's Mizzen was badly beaten
Ihe double event.
70 Independence steeplechase, full
Pc two and a half mlles-George W.
kns- Rowdy. Somerset. Time 5 so.
~ i've furlongs new 'futurity course,
Yardam, Joe Cobb.
b furlongs on main track, lightweight
aicapICuspldor, Connecticut, Satire.
p Double event, six furlongs-whlte
PEI, Whorter, Mexican Time 1:14 3-5.
Lawrence Realization, mile and FIVE
Wigs Major DainGerheld, The fRival,
mith Time 247 8-5.
and a. sixteenth on turf, selling
Ascension. Cornwall. Time 1:49 3-5.
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The Texas League.

At Dalias-First game; Dallas 8; Fort
Worth o.
Second game: Fort Worth Z; Dallas 1.
At Corscana-Corsicana 3; Waco J.
At Texarkana-Fi game: Paris Il; Tex
arkana q.
Second game: Paris 8; Texarkana 3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
ST, LOUIS ENTRIES.

II; nye furlongs-Burnett's Walk
IN, Erne 95, Hurry 102, Lulu Flight
'is bawn 90, Bill Fritz 95, Cha
Vulek silver Sue 90. VIII FAY los,
Pess'g io4, Kate Freeman los, This
ana half furlongs-Luzarre 1o5.
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