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Topeka Market.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
ORANGES-Mediterra sweets, best
sizes. $4.O0Q4.50; late Valencia. AS5d5.00.
LEMONS-Fancy California, $4.5 0;choice,
800; fancy Messina, $5.0005-25.
BANANAS-Most all sales made at 40
per pound, being 81. 25Q3.00 per large bunch:
$1.6001.7 Is small bunch
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sizes 80 and &C.
$425 per crate; size AZ, $500 per crate
APPLES-Native. S1O0Q125 per blu.
Observation-Disclosures, 90c1S1-0e per " bu.
basket; Texas, 4-basket crate. $1.00.
BERRIES-Coiorado berries sell
ling at s.. 00Q3 Is per crate for best.
BLACK RASPBERRIES-$2.50 per crate.
RED RASPBERRIES-%s.s5 l3.50 per
BLACKBERRIES-s 90 per crate.
HUCKLEBERRIES-$2 per crate.
CHERRIES$22o per crate.
TABLE POTATOES-Kaw Valley, 40Q5Oc
per bu.-
DECENTRALIZATION grown radishes.
per dozen bunches. SI1Oc: home grown
lettuce per dozen punches. 10c .neme grown
basket crate, soc. home grown wax beans.
csc per half bushel basket; home grown
asparagus, 30c per dozen lunches: spring
onions 1oc per dozen punches; home grown
caulifower, 65G75c per dozen head. home
grown cabbage, $1.0oQ1.25 per 100 lbs; wa
termelons, 500 per dozen
BUTTER. EGGS POULTRY
EGGS-case count. 12lzc; candled, loss
off 131zc
BUTTER-Country, 15c.
POULTRY-Hens. &c h.: ROSTERS. 15o
each: ducks and geese. 4c h.: turkeys. 50
SC lb; live spring chickens, 12c Id.
HAY.
PRAIRIE HAY-By car.......-$ 5.006 100
PRAIRIE HAY-By ton 6.0oQ sou
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Herbert is Caught.

Washington Ind, July Joe Her
bert the alleged murderer who escaped
from iail with Bill Edison and others
Tuesday morning, was captured last
night at the home of a relative in this
city. Since being locked up. he behaves
like a maniac. His trial will not likely
be resun ed until next term of court
The other jail breakers are still at
large.
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st. Louis Livestock Market.

ST. Louis, July 2-CATTLE-Receipt
$500 head. including 4,7o0 head of Texans.
Market steady for natives to a shade low ".
stockers and feeders. $2-S5Q490; cows and
heifers, $2.25@5-5o; Texas steers, $315d6.3o
cows, S. 6OM 80.
HOGS-Receipts,4, 600 head. Marke tsrtong.
for best: Pigs and lights, E:25g7 60; pack
SHEEPReceipts. 1900 head. Market
strong. Natives. s.. oo94oo; lambs. $500
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Booklet giving details and con-
ditions of the contest can be had at
F. W. Swearingen's Jewelry Store,
724 Kansas avenue, or write the
Cudahy Packing Co.. Topeka.
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WILL HOLD FOREIGNERS.
Those Prisoners Who Fought With
Beers Must Wait For Release.

The Hague, July 2.-The foreign office
British government to the effect that the
prisoners of war of foreign nationality
will not be liberated until all the Beers
are repatriated with the exception of those
who defray their own passages.
The latter can secure their release forth
with. but theyA-rnust not go back to South
Africa.
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British to Leave South Africa.

London, July 2-The war Office has
issued plans for the rehabilitation Of
the army in South Africa which show
that there are 10000 volunteers, colonial
troops, yoemanry, reservists, etc, to be
sent home before any Of the regulars
are moved.
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BONDS bonds steady. 10
sugar and Coffee Market.

New Yor July 2-SUGAR-Raw firm
Fair refining. 1916; centrifugal, s. test.
3 5-16c: rnolasses sugar, Slice Refined
steady Crushed, Sis; powdered, - %;
granulated, A-65
MOLASSE]Market steady. New Or
leans, ga 4lc.
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Market 0oss,p.

FURNISHED by Thayer Commission COM
pany, members Kansas City Board of
Trade. through their Topeka office at
ABS Kansas avenue. Phone 2lO1
Opening Liverpool cables: Wheat, I'D
lower. corn unchanged.
Second Liverpool cables: Wheat, Nd
lower; corn, sd lower.
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Kansas City Produce Market

Kansas City, July 2-Cose-wHEAT-
July, ssc; Sept, ssAc. Cash; No; hard;
721l672he; No. hard TIC: No. red
new, n1sG72c; No. 8 red (new). 7Oa701ac.
CORN-July. 62asd621zc; Sept, 537sQ531zc.
Cash: No. mixed. CSC; No. white, 6511c;
No white, CSC.
OATS-No. white, 49c.
RYENo. .. SIC
HAY-Choice timothy, $12.OoQ125O choice
prairie, $S00d10O0
BUTTER-Creamery, 1s1Ac; dairy. fancy.
1Sc.
EGGS-Fresh, 14c-
Official receipts and shipments of grain
at Kansas City today, compared with a
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New York. July 2.-Noon-MONEY-
Money on call steady at ! per cent: prime 11,s
exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4s5Ia4Ss for demand
rates. s4.s6a 1861 and $4Ss1za4.SS; CONNER
cial bills a. S43xQ485Z.
SILvER-Bar silver, 521kc; Mexican dol
lars, 42c.
BoNDS-fSovernmen bonds steady. To-
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Topeka, July 2.
Boston quotations:
GREEN SALT CURED NO. 1...... 7Zo
GREEN SALT CURED NO. z...63zo
NO. TALLOW- -..-.---.--....-..........6d
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New York Stock

wall Street New York July 2-STOCKS
The local traction stocks were in de-
mand at the opening at advances running
to near point. q. S. Steel hardened a
fraction on the statement of earnings for
the quarter. Baltimore and Ohio rose
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago ILL.,, July 2.-BUTTER-Market
steady. Creamery, 19ia@21c; dairy. 1SG19c.
CHEESE-Market steady. Young Amer
icas, 161aQ10sxc: daisies. 10ZQ11c; twins,
EGGS-Market steady. Loss OF. cases
returned 151zc; NOV x.u,a. s.a.a,, sar,,u
chickens, 15@1Sc; turkeys. uQ1311c.
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contestants was as IQllOWS:
Leah Saunders, $50 Lake ..... zoos
Mrs. Crowder, 223 Klein. 1922
Mrs. Blake, 2oOe Harrison 1856
Cora Stevens, 7o7 Lake. ... ], 900
Mrs. Fannie Harris, Sol Lake. 1885
Ethel Yeargain, 400 E. Third. 500. .006
Kate Nick eirnan, S05 E. 6th........ $50
Jessie McCord, Crosby Bros. SOB
Iva Grow, Western Wooden mills. 405
Harry Petit confectionery ......... 1888
general offices Observation-Disclosures. $40
Emma Schafer Ind. Tel. Co... 1862
Margaret Grow, 1719 w. 10TH. 355
Emma Sholes, 211 Hancock. 1884
Minnie Boyle, 1913 No. Kan. Ave.. 319
Olive H. Leonard. A. T. & S. F.
Mrs. D. Dillon, 500 Fillmore. 294
Zaidee B. Gilbert 2200 w. 10th. 49, ~
Edna Groves. 817 Monroe. .......... 2S2
Mrs Craig, laundress. ............ go
Mrs. Jessie Sheffield 1877 Twiss ave.. $50
Mrs T. s. Williams, 502 Lafayette. 245
Creamery .....-....... 30
Harry Dreisbach. 213 Harrison..... 213
Mrs. r t. DeArmond, 70S Jefferson 2O6
Hazel Thomas, 500 Swygart ave.. 205
Loretta Kinney, 1435 Topeka ave.. POS
John Page, 227 Monroe .......... 1876
Mrs G. A. LeBeau, IA Madison. 13S
Mrs Margaret Carpenter 1922
West Sixth Observation-Disclosures. 1873
Mrs HUMPHREYS, POS N. Chandler. 100
Nellie Willets, 1006 N. Kan. Ave.. 124
Jas. Carnahan, Jr., 701 Adams. $3.50. 119
verna WithereIl, 7o9 Topeka ave. lib
Margaret Goodrich, Continental
Ogeal Wilson, 1405 Jackson. 10
| Bernice OFT, $50 Polk. .. LOG
To
Elmer Shultz, 404 Clay. Sc
Gretta Elliott, 618 Monroe .... 80
| Letha White, 305 Hancock "a
Eiva Cunningham, 121 e. THU. 20
Mrs. Gordon, 9Th and Horn. sc
Fay Smith, 62S Jefferson. .. s.
| Frank Reardon, PIP Hancock. go
Josephine Dyer. ga Adams. .... 80
| Myrtle Wellman. 306 Tyler. %
| Mrs. ]. w. Newman, 100 w. 14th.. %
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Cotton Market.

Galveston, July 2-COTTON-Steady at
15-16c.
ton steady. Middling uplands, 9Ac; mid
ding gulf, 911c. Sales, q bales
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SAME SEVEN AT TOP.
Exciting Race For Diamond &c
Prizes.

Since Saturday heavy vote has been
polled for each of the first contest
ants in the Diamond &C" contest They
are all receiving about equal support.
for in spite of the heavy voting their
respective positions are the same as last
Saturday.
There have been many changes in the
remainder of the list. The most notice
able advances have been made by Miss
Olive Leonard Miss Jessie McCord and
Miss Iva Grow
The large number of votes being cast
every day is proof Of the intense in
terest Topeka people are taking in this
contest.
At noon today the standing Of the
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Ranee of Prices on Stock.

FURNISHED by Thayer Commission com:
Trade, through their Topeka Office at
ABS Kansas avenue. Phone 210.1
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City Grain.
Furnished by Thayer Commission com.
pany, members Kansas City Board OF
Trade, through their Topeka office at
435 Kansas avenue. Phone 210.1
Kansas City, July 2
Open High Low Close Yes
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ST. Louis, July 2.-WOOL-Market firm
and unchanged. Territory and western me
diums. 1413Q161zc; fine. uQ151xc; coarse. IL
Q143xc.
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Range of Prices.

FURNISHED by the Kemper Grain CON-
pany. 104 Board of Trade building, Kan
sas City. Mo. through their Topeka Of
fce,, at 10 West Sixth street Tele-
phone 4S6l
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New York, July 2.
New York Money Market

.Ex-dividend of 21z per cent.
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lists to turn down their own candidates
and endorse Wilson. Wilson will help
the Populist state committee to test the
anti-fuSiOn law in the supreme court.
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FANS-HOT, IS 1T?

Yes, and it will be on the Fourth of July, and you
will need Fan and Parasol. It's always so, and
and buy one of each from US. Many Parasols to
select from.
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Is the rule for this month, and announcements will
be made daily through the papers as they are
brought forth. They such goods you are
wanting now. Call and look them over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-15
NORRIS PARK TO REMAIN.
Railroad Purchasers VIII Spend $500. :.
900 on Tunnel Under the Track.

" L. not altogether certain. a ccording 10
report. that the Morris Park race course will
cease TO he n running track after next year
The plan OF the New York and Port Chester
Railroad. which has bought the property on
which the track is located. to cut up the prop
erty for railroad uses and building lots was
said yesterday TO have been chan ged because
OF the appreciation Of the sport of king
entertained by W &. Gotshall. president of
the road
The latest plan. IL il understood. Is TO build
a tunnel for the railroad underneath the prop
erty and spare the track The railroad
company Will spend more than $500. 900 in
doing this
The idea as outlined is TO have the railroad
enter "A cut just west of the Bear swamp road
and take a tunnel just before reaching the
track grounds
As the story goes, the new owners of the
track and its business and To pre-. "rvc the race
course as long as possible ON cinl, al The
railroad calculate that 1t will tie six vnHr.
before II viii be Imperative 70 cut streets
through the grounds and thar IN the mean
tim" they can afford to make a cut and bui III
landing them inside the grounds, So that they
will have only to climb a flight of stairs TO De
on the irneld
The news Is semi-on1cal and il indicates
that the railroad will own the track, and
the approaches, Will" a separate corporal ion
organized TO hold real estate will control
the grounds
Meanwhile property on the Hampstead
Plains Long Island. j. being per-strntly
acquired by one real estate agent who L. said
TO be acting for the syndicate that has planned
great track and athletic field there
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FOUR FAVORITES IN FRONT.
TALENT CONTINUES To FARE
WELL AT BENNINGS.
A. Featherstone's Emshee Takes Three.
fear.Old Race-Frank kenney and
GAINESVILLE Successful Good Things
True Blue and Merrymaker Also Win.

WASHINGTON. Nov. h--There were big
fields In all but two Of the races to-day. nine
teen going TO the post in each of the first
two events. -Four favoritPs won however
Redeem carrying of the riding honors with
two winners. The first race went to Frank
Kenney. the hot tip bac from 10 1 to
TO 2. who got home winner by head
Then. again. In the second race, GAINESVILLE
played down from TO 10 I to 2, closing equal
favorite with Louise Elston, landed the
money. the Clifford Ally making a runaway
or II and beating Alhambra, 20 to I, by four
lengths. The start killed the chances of
Ascension. the favorite. in the third race. aud
did much TO enable True Blue TO take the lead
from the very beginning. Apprentices were
the riders and Jones drove True Blue clear
10 the wire. although he had three lengths
to spare
4 Feathcrstonc's Emshse won the special
conditioned face for three year -olds AZ seven
turlongs which was run as the nth event
in clever style IL was n lively betting air
with Emshce the favorite The latter got
= patient ride from O'Connor. and after taking
ENinguishcrs pace to the stretch came on
and won by a length. Extinguisher beat
". {. Whitney's BlackstoCk a neck for tho
place.
IiRer 4 Brown, owners Of True Blue. also
won TIA" fourth race with Merrymaker who
under fine ride from Redeem, beat Grail
the favorit". by head. j T.. MaCldens
when Mirthful nlly Witful. the choice oi
III" thlent ealloped home three lengths in
front OF Mr.. fcatherstone's Bondage 2Itoi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-15

1876. still 1853. Curran los Rohr, ICa. Total, NJ?
Fifth Avenue paTacS oN WSnpahl. lis clifford. i2,
sim. isl CurTan, 10 Rohr,. ls Total 76a,
Bu>hwlrk Counch.Linz Ky. Wddernon ~ ~
NJ Meyer, 100 II Mcht. ~" baNer i'i' TOTAL e''.
Bl>hwlck council, Linz Is? Riddcrhon,, lSs'
Ar'Inetor. Constant, lia Martin i97; Hoist, Ia,
Hciscnbut,cl ~. L. Mass. 22o. Total. eii.
Csd1., clever work was chiefly responsible for
i"o Ut The three Victories Ncorcd by me Mutual
Bcnen, team IN the ld'e Insurance tournament
In BrIukiy n IaNt night TIE scores.
PR T CAMP, ...,,,--
Mutual lifc lahc.ch, III Hmnda ioN. Denn'ng
Mutual Bcn, nj iadNIn. ib7 Gibson. $50, Novel,
i'o, 'ad'1. ~. T4omSan. IiS. Total s'''
Mutual litr Bobcoc& ~. ,irinda. ias: Dcnnlng
ii; oar93@3n.l :oi Garrison ie; To,sl' no
i6l, tadl, Ia, Thomson. is.. Total Si
Mutual Life nabc "tiD IS Grnda $50 pennnr
2io, CAthonell lid, Garrison 1853. Total, so
Mutual Bcucnl Baldwin. IN, Gibson. IA, NOVEL; o
id. 'ahf, "a, Thomson. 1874 Total Su3
The vantIc, did no, play up 20 their ususl form
hrcanum League las, night and had TO be content
WIN an even break Langcnbcre'N 30 was the
''''u''. The ''oF' s,ss,o,ur
Wildwood Council sudan i73 Ctowell. 100:
Pierce, lSo. Becker Isl, Heingartncr. 1873 To,a !.
Washington Irving Couscu Campbell I,5 Dun
1l9n. is7 McEnvy l3i: Morley, 1873. cordi2u. 10"
SECOND C.NF.
Washington living Council Campbell lG7
Duncan. "a NcFiavy, li3 Morley. is?. Coriesu.
1853 Total ~
rest. l3' lluccnhrrg. IN. kprcr iis Total. 1872.
TWigp GNME.
Anantc Council Inn 100. Williams. ljs; For
rest. III Laurcnhcrg 2l0 koicr M. Total $50
Wildwood council Sryd1m im. Cruwcl it?
Pierce. 1915 br.acr lH; H"ngarrner. 1871 Total.
'"' e' %
Last nights games In the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
tournament were evenly contested and The team
score, showed higher average. The scores;
" WGreNuud bcpot First Came Brigc. as
trp.N'o"U. ~ second Game Third Avenue Bls
NtHr ~ Third Game Third Avenue. -;
trtN,'uWU. G'i
N Cws,toMn Depot rlr>' Game Ha!Scy street
~ Inst Power. H>i second Game bergen
street ~ Fast Power los THIRD Game bergen
street. 52i, HalN"N Street. sn
~ IUhnNh Depot First Game -Flatht,h su3
tHrlar>Ir. Ctg
Hrrkrlv Council scored Two easy Victories In the
HtoohiE Roy al Arcdnum Minor League last night
The STORES.
TiHSr GiNF
BROOKLYN Council Murray. lti: Brouard. 1877
hauo" IA. Phillips. 10 Tabor lGi Total ~
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Al Lakeside,

CHICAGO. Nov. n-Tnlo. winner OF the suburban
In 1905. was pounded nearly of the boards In the
third race at Lakeside TO day and was by far the
best backed horse of the race. In a false break.
however the old rogue took the bit Ia his mouth
and ran away three miles before Robbins could
pull him UP, The talent. almost to man. we're
down on the good thing ana steadily pounded him
down from to and to 5, and then saw their
money burned up. The horse was so nearly ~
hausted after making three circles OF the track
that he was excused and the held sent away with
out him
First Race-five furlongs-our Cora IS HckN.
~ to 1. won Countess Reasoner. 05 walsh. ! to 2
second; Wincland, los tBiTkennlth, II to TO- third
Time. I'0t3j
second Race-Si, furlongs-Davld s.. iis or.
Walsh, 3 to /, won: Ida v. Ill ltobbinSl, to g.
second; Miss stanley. ia Wainwrighu. 0 to /.
third. Time. I2O2j
Third Race Seven furlongS-lnSpector Shea
1902 (Morper, 10 to won. Evelyn Byrd los ltickO,
ITO l. second, s. Tammany, % DaviSsonJ, to /,
third. Time. i33.
Fourth Race one mile and quauer-Rarrack,
ii2 Hoan, 2 to 8, won. Edith q, los walsh, to
2, second; Lou Woods. 81 CGrahamJ, to 1, third.
Time, 2l535.
Flrh Race One mile and a Quartcr--MlSs Liza.
100 tHoAr, II to 5. won; Anhca, 81 tRohbinN ,
sto 5, second; Compass. 1903 Morpcr. 1910 /, third.
Time, 2l525
sixth Race Seven furongs-Prima H., 90 Rob
bins, sto s. won. Satrap % Hicks. ~ to l. second
Lady Rice, 90 Hoar, Ito l, third. Time, 1888 ).
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ACEFILL SAILS TO-DAY.
whitney & Duryea's Great Two-Year.OId
10 Run In Next Years Derby.

The wo-yoar-old colt Acefu, by Nirth-
full MYRTLE Hardness. owned by Mo--rs
Whitney Duryea.will be- shipped 10 England
from here to-day. together with the three
year-old colt Slipthrift. who IL 10 he added 10
& Nhitncys string on the -.hcr side
Acefull j. engaged to run in the Derby next
wear. and will be trained bv John hugvius
After winning the Junior Champion stakes
wo-vear-od OF the year, but his defeats i'm
the Matron stakes and the Champaign" stakes
somewhat dampened the ardor of hl. fol-
lowers still the turf experts never have
denied that Acetull is a sterling Noungster
and many of them believe that he will de-
velop INTO great racehOrs-. with proper
care
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SEIGER'S GAME FIGHT.
Beatcn by Cans After Fourteen Rounds OF
puintpellinE.

BALTIMORE. Nov. Ii.--Cha rlie Sicgcr of
New York was tonight de fcated in the four
tecnth round of what was schedule TO be-
a twenty-round bout, by Champion Joe Cans.
before the Eureka 4. E, Although defeated
Sieger showed pluck and wonderful stamina
From the eighth round to tho fourteenth
Cans simply beat SieGor'~ face into a pulp
In the twelfth the champion landed eighteen
times on the jaw and yet was unable To put
his opponent out Seger was saved several
times by the bell and always came back
fighting hard. lie was sent to the floor NJ
least n dozen times and every time except
the last Jumped to his feet eager for the fray
Cans himself became diSnustod az his in
ability to land n knockout blow. As for tho
fight IL was CAMS from start to finish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-15
nov LING.

Both local teams opposed TO the Montgomerys
in the American National tournament at the
White Elephant alleys last nigh, were defeated by
the Newark bowIcrN, The scores:
:, PhTnii Hunt ~ Mclean, 1875 Thompson.
i2i nhurch. 10 Haylland. ~? Total. $50
1853. Noack, 2?? Richter, iCl Total ea
PhTniN- Hunt, ls!. Mclean, III Thompson, IA:
Church, les; liavilaTd 100. Total, Sc.
>, We,iern Cyclonc brown. 49,: Link, Ice IIelder.
'o'' S'hue'ef' i'' M,Tr' iS ~, Total 'S7'
Montgomery Weiss, jo claus 100 Blacsman.
Western Cyclonr" Hrovn. ~. Link leo Tyclder
IFS Schuclcr. ijN. Meier, lS, Total. s5?
The - Ga,ilsIs won ne nr,t b., lost the sec ond
OF Columbus League tournament. The scores.
r,-,, FIRST GAnE
ktiS,lct 49,, WEIGH, iig Huhcrth ,jS Total, Is !.
Cast raSIlIl a.. Council f"cley i57 Patterson 1862:
L'"'" '-o ''"'n; sf ~; no6 H, ,n Total ''
y GaI, an S C9q3c f'Ecy 80 p,c!n iO'
81. Nicholas Council lioylc. 1903. FIynn l2i:
Cavanagh l27 King 10 Murphy i?s Total 7so.
81, Regina Coil Council Mcnamara. iis; Ford. les:
Welch; 1888 HcnneSSey, Isl. ilubcrth, 1876. To
81. Nicholas Councr-PoyIe. 1884,: FLYNN az.
Cavanagh III King 1853 Murphy. M, Total, $50
Had Campbell made spare IN the closing franc
game at the White Elephant alleys last night, the
Charles Head Cotcam might have tied the Stewart
Barr q Co. players rrT r@' o nSfs;
Charles Head & co Sackett $50; Rooster I?i;
English 49,? McGoldrIck, lso, Campbell, i?i, To
stewart. Barr & Co -Corbctt. EOS: Cs,Ihcar,
l?5 lil!man, III; Blydcnhureh, i59; Gala CHER ii3
sEcoSp GAME.
J. II. Jacquclin & Co Mcdonald i5a: s Somcrs.
~ Thomas 1928 a. SomcrS, 1874; Cross, ~, TO.
tai, GG4,
Charles Head q Co Sackc,, 800 Rossl,cr. i,s
tai 655 80 'o
THIRD oAMR
!. " JacQueln 4 Co Mcdonald a3 s Somers
81; Tlnenas 1875. A. Somcrs. io7; Gross 40 TO.
stewart, Barr & Co uorbc,t. iss: Csthcsr,. ,a,.
oEc"'c 100, Blydcnhurgh, ii?. Gallagher, III.
Total, COS.
games IN the Columbia League tournament las,
night night ~, Murphy tailed 2'e and RocSchlau and
rIRsr GAME.
IA NOR }so MScr l" Total S schoepper
owl saaer SO; SheyliSS, lS knickmann ,7,;
r. Coleman @o7 GrcbcnS'cin, laa. Total, el7
Auranla Rsntcn. ica, Iae $50; Schocpplcr. 40
TAYLOR. leo Muller 10, Total. SIS
Mohawk -Tohin, l2a, Murphy, III Madison 100.
RocSchlau, ?ai Dom. ?ai Total 9dO.
THIRD GAME.
owl Ssuer ?s;; Shcyl.n; isI.;. Kn,ckmann, 1872;
Mohawk Tohir, ies Murphy 20: Ma,t,Son 100.
RocSchlau. iH pohn, ?o'. Total aas.
Tho IIudsops made the following score in tn.
Arcade hcadnln tournaTcnt las, night
WilkchN. III; Ludcmann, a. Total t0N
both Bank teams defeated the Goldman, Sachs
90. teams In the Bank Clerks League tuurna.
ment last night The scores.
Second National Rank 'nswkins. ,2s. Vail IA.
uthor Iie, Meredith iis. Shotwcll ~, Total tst
First National hank-Churrh, i'a; Garrison, les,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-15
Al I.at0nia.

CIScISSATI, Nov. 1.-THE entire card AZ Latonis
to day was captured by second choices and ont
slders In the betting; not favortc had a look In
for the purses. Flying ship. the hot tip In the
NTH race. won In a galop. The track was fast.
weather pleasant and cloudy,
FIRST Race-Onc mile-Ecomc. io2 "a. HaD
10 to |. won; Linden Tree, ~ HegcrSonl, to 2,
second John Potter. 90 Romanellh. 80 to /, third
Time, 1913
second Racc-Scven furlongs Lord Touch
wood. ITO C., Kelley. TO |, won SoothSaycr. 100
lTroNlcrl, tto second Past Master, iOi Winsletu
ITO 2, third. Time. i2a
Third Racc-Onc mile and 50 yards Santa Ter
eSa. ae Romanellh, to 2. won; Nellie Dawn, lOi
81. 90 onasO, sto5 second; Dcclalmer. o. u. DalyJ
30 TO |, lntl. Time, 90.
Fourth Race Stceplechase. short coursc-Tatar
1873 Garter, S to L. won; Bristol. la III WILSON,
IS to S. second: Governor Boyd. i40 (O'NeiD, to
third Time, 3Ot.
FIFTH Race Five and a half furiongS- Flying
ship 100 (R. Williams to won; Suburban Queen
los 81, Dalyl. to 2. second. Scotchish Blue. 1903
Lindsey, IL to |. third Time, i0a'.
sixth Racc-Onc mile Guide Rock. iOa (Sra.
mandsi, " to |, won; Flop, iO+ ielgcrsonll 10 to l.
second. Khaki, iO7 TroSerl, TO ?. third Time,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-15
Turf NOtes.\

The fourth Of the fall series OF Amateur Matinee
Race Meetings viii take place AZ the Parkway track
to day.
LEXINGTON KIT, Nov. Nv A. Freeman here
to.lay. dove TIE chestnut my Ngic. green three
Scaf old daughter of ANtcll out OF Gambrino
mare, a half In l03,; TIE last quarter In So I,
seconds: 2oi clip which Is faster than any int
ting horse has ever gone. lie drove BeSsy kenney,
three year old daughter OF Oakland Baron, .
mile In 2is, one.half In lie