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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
MONEY BET ON TRACK,
u Has been Estimated That More Than
sI,00O,O00 Goes In q Day,

During brisk racing day--an afternoon
when big event liko the Bruoklyn
ilandcap OF Suburban IL docldcd-.oyer
100000 changes hands IN the two betting
rings on tho ak contests, Two hundred
bookmakors cry the Cdds and handle Tho
bets Each arm " layers conducts "A
business the volume Of which amounts
from 1000 10 $1,000 ~ a race, The small
fry hapdlo Moo, and ,ho blg lish, euc4
AZ Sol hch,cnslog, W. Cowan ana
George Rose, accept $4,000,
Each bookmakor carries In his pocket
bank rool 90 ill the requirements OF
hle bushes, Tho mon on tho rear llno
operate with u cash balance Of from ST.
cc-.thosc who belong 10 The Metropolitan
Turf Rssocl0tlon~cnrr with them oauh
day sums that vary from $500 10 slb,0W
The average daily attendance az u race
course IN 300 persons, on THIS number
at least " per cent Of the men bel, somo
Nearly every man places u wagor Tho
sumo bot range from 81 20 5000, Too
former hacker lN known Na q 'plkcG
who usually selects a hQlre AZ long odds
on which 10 place ha dollar, rho Nticr
invariably playa the fuVorlio At hugo
Belmont park track the daly attendance
rangos from 1900 a. QOll
TIE raccgocrS are alwayh nRhtlng
agalpet a pctcgnlago which ~ IN favor
" NV lN'hNN'N'lN . Nv lN'NNl NllNl'N'
their odds against each horse w that In
case all horses In q race arc backed they
WI receive 9 poteenlNgo rus onnneo ~
tho bookmAkors favor yatlos With each
contest Usually The book IN m0do on 10
per cent bnels W tho opening but M some
hOfaos' odds are played down ANA tho
prleoo longthen against llyhuy baekpl
ones this percentage Ia cut down until
at tho close scarcely moro than 2 ~ .
per cent romans, IL Qnon happens that
Tho odds IN u small nold viii NAow u loss
10 the bO0kmakor II may not occur IN one
box but by hnokng al OF the horses
among various bookmekofs a winning
percentage may be secured by the Iacos
goor IN tho parl0nco OF tho rlnM ihla In
\. losng book and Ia known as a
Boosmakcrp, Az n rule are we'll In.
formed ON tho abilities Of race horaos
Thoy hire trained experts 10 watch tho
morning pallOps and secret workouts VI
all th0TouRhhrcdH IN this way they
known tho quality ana speed of many or
tho young horses that are unknown 10
tho nubC OF course, some trainers trick
these "ClOokors' bat NJ n rulo tho book,
makers know M much about tho speed
of Il horse AA "A trainer or owner
Like hll mOrtale, bookmAkole ARE promo
AT times TO mako mistakes and, Ike 9th,
or human honRa, they have, their pfelu.
dlcOh Many " them take Violent dis.
likes 10 Jockeys and offcr long odds
against horse simply hocnnso there IN
s0mo unpopular lad IN the saddle, For
this REASON they ofton stand 70 lose large
sums on oNch race
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

homo aggregallon--Nil somo assistance
from the indiana FIVE TO ono w what
they dd 10 Roilly and his bunch,
The umpire, Mr. Mcllao, received con'
siderable attention ut the hands Of tho
fans, This was because ot ono or two
decisions that were questioned ~ u man
htr lNthor strenuous, ~ the sixth he gh\o
a decision IN favor Of spokane that meant
q run for the Redskins, whether II had
any eject ON the linul outcome IN doubted
spokane had the game anyway
IN inc INNING tofrrrod TO- Two mon
were on bases when RlmonB MI 10 Dvl'
mas Tho lNucr caught the ball clearly
TWO men were already out and Del caro-.
lcssly threw the ball 10 Thornton ana
started for tho bonoh, McROo called tho
ballor safe at hrst much TO the amaze.
mtnl ot tho fans assembled. or course, a
fun came in Several lhlngs were said TO
ne Indicator holder
s9lt lhkos errors had u great deal 70 DO
WIN giving the game 70 The visitors, Four
OF lhgm were made, and most costly
ones. Durham was IN the box for the lu.
cav Team nud was doing ino work nntll
lho lhlld inning when hls began 10 bleed
ana no hod 10 rotlrc, being replaced ny
Thomas
Tho teams will clafh again this after.
n9Vn ana tomorrow The detailed score
folloNH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

Napoleon foIolo IA ono OF the proudest
mon connected with ilo great American
sport ~ baseball Tho team " which
ho NJ manager hos finally worked ~ Nay
60 the top W the lNduor and hldH fah
60 hold that position lor some Wnlio g.
como. Proud Os lnlule ~ OF tho position
hlH team holdn I'm the pDnuDnt race Ot
tho American league luoll plttOnH % the
gamu are Ntill proudor of him n has
remained for ChuTlrH w, \ mulu VloD
precedent of tho league 40 voice the rous
orll tonUmoW " tho local fans, echoes
" which cnm bo heard on any street
comur nl almost any time of day
'No Wrro dubious about gyiuE luiolo
run chUlHo uf the team when Wo uiHn
looking f1r a successor fnr Armour ana
Pc hWilnlud Homo llmc before fully mnR,
iuR up hH mind 40 accept the roaponHl,
position
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

be Immediately offered 10 hgn n chotl
f0r $4,000 l0 bind tho match. whcToupoi
Han bnobod down,
nm afraid have gone too far On MI
own account be- said, "Nud VIII hnW
mite Ucllun"
"l u'l him" Mitchell said chat |
would Do lu Seattle RHlm On Thuradaj
niiw I Rnt thrurh M Vancouver ani
II sullivan Wanted lo 0ght tho winch
mater could be settled lhon and luoro
lup WlnmuunH mado M Sullivan hnW
ben sO lulo That could not stand then
any longer ! hnyo ulVnys glfdcd M
lOlk M Nrhllng wo ME- 10 blun and / an
prepared Nv 40 ilVht nhUnu aud meet hin
I'm ID month for UnyWm"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

Jim Cofuott says that "uonrly every
boy AZ some time IN hlg Ne wnnlA 90
20 champion hghicr Of The world Thee
ever who has no aspirations mat way
shortly after ! won the vhamnlouahip
NJ The world ! returned homo, Hud % IN
day was stopped by gang uf young
btuls playinR marbles
~ plat the following question a. them,
How many ~ you want a. DO tho
champion uf ne world Fono day.
"Vu my surprise every one IN tho group
fusul his hand but one,
Why aren't you gulng o. be chAm-
pIon"
"llc was liltlo col0fod follow and no
looked up IN nm honest way ana taldi
because | am a niger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
THE 0LDsmoBlLE TRANSFORMER.
TAI RACE.

Mr LoRo G. snow Of the Utah Auto.
Of the Odrm6bles, N receiving dnily
bulletins VI me progress being made IN
tho two big vehicles ~ their race aero II
the continent from New York 10 Port.
land, The nrst man TO arrive y, tho dos.
ond Will have the Oldsmdhilo that h,
drlyoa On May 70 both cars we're reported
together ~ Eric, Pa, and they were ri {.
ming neck and mock
lt IN expected that they win mss
through ogden, but viii not wilt salt
Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
BASEBALL Ar BINGHAM.
Association slsns Nine star Men sal,
Lake Man In II,

Tho ltlnrham Bullotln says
Before the end Of tho week nno star
players VIII have been signed by tho
Bingham Baseball association ana II this
team doesn't carry tho banner OF the
copper camp 10 the iOro during the on
tho season some people VIII be greatly
surprised, II ~ believed TO bo tho strong.
est association aggregation ever brought
together IN tho state,
Thomas and liusor viii pitch, ana both
arc good mon, liuscr having pitched lor
Eureka las! year Tho man bcnild tho
bat VIII be Deem, from Eureka, or James
stop, sims " bingham VIII hold down the
lrsl bOg, gddIo Harm, from GurckN, SOC.
ond, ana Rigs, from tho Salt Lake logguo
team third The noldcN WIN be Mckoln
from Eureka, lofti Nullmg, Bingham
conlor, ana Hopkins bingham, tight
All hut ono or two Of the players Will
be here by sunday whom a practise HAmo
probably VIII DO played with the smoltcr
team,
baseball teams are sprnRlng w oll over
tho district ono has been Orgtulgpd at
the Highland Bow Manager Charming
having donated 800 Tor tho equipment
There are some exceptionally rood bail
players NJ THIS mlno, ana Supl. Williams
himself In said To- hO among the best
Tho SAmpa Bmoltcr also expects ~ do
things 10 tho local teams An orgAnlga.
hon has boon effected, with O, w. Riser,
az captain, ana fund " over Sl0D raised,
The SmcliCr has number Ot stars, I'M.
GLIDING A. a, hell, ono OF the most fam.
Qua ~ eastern college players, Tao
Hmoltor viii 10 against "A town team noSt
sunday afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

llorou another story on the John T..
HgilNu,Chalc Mitchell war of words.
Mitchell " mId 10 hny' soon n mn
manager for John J.. sullivan Hal m u
NO .Wlu prepared iU uMDH $1,000 iu NINA
a ltnl holWoou sullivan and mitchell
~ .Ml0 put up Nmln NJ lcho.l
u j, Cuutldino WA win tho party ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle. Wash, May le-Oakland won
by a score Of / 10 3 MoeEInnn, Who wSs
Nj the box Tor tho Nstors pitched u
oSani , eaImc PSi D, %Ss s ,No rasSod
hind the bat for Oakland VIA roepunsl.
bic for the only two runs made by Seattle
lie allowed \ hall 10 pass him while
kano and Miller were ON baeea ana both
scored through hIs slow handling Of tho
ball
scoro y, H. n
Nr4tu0 't,n'''"'''''',',,,''' 7
Oakland u,i,,,,,,'i'ii,,,,,,,',i,, ~ y
Batteries - &, Han and Eastwood !,
MopkmOn,. Lohman ana Byrno,
lmDITO--lllOpf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

Fan Francisco May l0-Thn varsity
crows " tho University of cal fornln ana
stanford LETT for Victoria today whcfo
they VIII row aualnsi the crow of The
Victoria they win 10 10 Seattle TO ruoH III
Washington crew,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux CITY, May la~siouS Clty mado II
throo straight today o'llara's slnge IN
tho clghih, With Two mon out and bases
sp6 ,Sor ,Su NI noy 9 Ntw S GGG'IG SS
third
Score, H. II, ",
souS CITY u,,u,,,,,.un,,,,u,6 ~ 0
Colorado springs u'iruuui,tiuuj Y
BOtleuop- Nowln and Baorweldi slim.
mol and Motsiit,
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wolloned RsllIvs Men toa Stand.
still Down at Walkers
Park
1HE SCORE WAS FIVE TO one.
Durham, Who Pitched for Salt Lake,
Had to Quit 10 the lh'rd-"NcRac'
Caused Much Trouble,
rAclrtc NATIONAL LEAGUE.

There isn't very much to toll II was
Mind Of BAD, IN way, but slill we can
i've II down
Ne lost II was entirely the fpul, Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
AN ERlCAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, o., May 10, Cleveland had
no. difficulty ~ defeating Boston In the
only game Of the eeros that tho two
teams were able 10 play TAnnehll was
" with men on bases. Attendance, isO),
Score r. n, u,
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures 10 0
boston t''ttsi'tsttn''t''''''t u \
Bat,crica--lIoss ana BcmIs, Tannohll,
and tfigcr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

and Harry LOWS OF Philadelphia TO-.
night lahgor broke Ma eft wrfi Tho
blow that Resulted IN tho accident lnndol
on ltwa elbow The lntlor wab given
the decision
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

eCORE by lNNlNnA.
alINiNlAIlY

taallnod Runs Spokane, ! stolen napo
His SanyTIIlllcG ~. Feule Iwo,9pao
w ny, Durham, b on Thomas. & e IL.
iFhna. Supok Qul-liy DurhOm I, by
r,niMg, by hlmons, T. u uUlc play--
iNUnhnnloS Loft ON Bases IN kane,
M H'lN Leko, TO- Bases on Errois~spo.
iImo |, sllt LQko o. Umpire Mclao
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
NEW TRAIN TO OGDEN
Via D, 81 h, @, r. r.

Laoycs Salt Lake cry 1926 ~. m,
commencing May 2lw Returning
looycg ogden 3'lJ p, M on tlmo over
day ln the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
nmlLANDERs, 81 BROWNS, .,

H. Louis May iO~plchcr Powell who
was traded Two years ago 10 New York
for Harry Howell today bostod tho latter
for the second time during tho present
series, the local Americans losing by u
score OF TO y, Attendance, $500,
ncorc' r. u, u,
H. Louis nn,,r,nn,,.unu,,,0 1
NoW lulk ,p''t''s't'i'itt''
BnilcrIos-.ilowcll md sugdcni Powell
and klcInow,
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IioIsl3
SCORE by INNINGS,
SUMMARY

struck out by llasllnge, Z, by Iloon, 81
by Sloll2, 3 lwO'bnBo IN .ClN,b Bass
on Dalls~or Hastings. II on lioon, u
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NATIONAL LliAGuIl.
GIANTS, u PIRATES, !

Now York May 10 Tho locals turned
tho score " yesterdays defeat against
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
WAR IS ON AMONG
TRACK FOLLOWERS
New York Racing Associations
Sever Relations With Met
ropolitan Turf
FREE FOR. ALL HEREAFTER.
Those known 10 be Reputable AND
Financially Respons bic 10 he
Admitted.

New York. May 20, one OF the mos, I'm.
porlan, steps since racing In New YORK
state has been conducted undcr the pres.
cnt law has Just been taken, Every rae
lng association IN the state has announced
the absolute severance Of OIL business ro'
lalons, directly ana indirectly with tho
Metropolitan Turf association ana all
other organizations or individual book
makers
Hereafter. while thclo may be- luyora
Of odds and betting ring, us Of old, II
will 90 absolutely without restriction, floo
Of admission 10 any person purchasing
ono ticket, known 10 tho track police ua
personally reputable and financially lluOlo
Tor the amount u their Nagols,
OUTCOME 10 UNCERTAIN
Just what will be- lho outcome ~ IT.
Tie uncertain ono lhing is cpriun-tho
racing associations had voluntarily put
IN dyallnM with the organized buokmak'
era, have cast aside u revenue fur Nong
days IN soason amounting 20 nolily Ns0l.
90, Various schemes arc being hrolcncd
TO mako ND for the lost revenue. but IA IN
generally expected that the admission loHg
viii either be- raised 10 ~ fur men ana
ll6O for Nomn or Pat rNccgoth WI u haNo
chasing at extra cost a ilcNot 10 the bel'
ting rings
By rciusing TO 0cgop nv heretofore,
tho voluntary contribution OF ST. nom
each b0okmOkor the Jockey Cluh VIII ne
freed from legal ontangIomonts which arr
said 10 have been carefully prepared ~
on old ilmo nOolluOm plQpll.l tor VINO
had planned 10 begin Proceedings against
NC racing olicials on tho oGcnme doy a.
have held that II W not a violation " Jaw
when one man makes a bet with uuuthuD
The bookmikefs have been allowed 10 up.
crate under this rulMR
In ENGLAND the bO0kmakors operate In
a portion Of the TRACK set aside fer lhcm,
This inoloaurc the taCoRolng public may
enter on payment Of extra lroo and u 10
possible such plan VIII be IN future de-
Vcloped In the New YORK tracks,
BELMONT PARK TODAY
Tho innovation viii BEGIN today AT Bel.
mont PARK, 5000 received yesterday from
| the buokmAkoIs for extra tickets bouBhl
| according 10 the prevailing custom huy'
| Ing been returned o. them WHO tnolo
| tain oomhW ana the bookmnkofs for
| some time which recently camo lo a head
| when an opening wedge was driven Ny
breaking me monopoly the hookm1klng
eastern tracks by die Metropolitan Turf
| association, reasons for the lnlcst move
are said to be lwo-fold, one Is stated to
| bc thai the owners ~ the race tracks ~
| New YORK state have made up their
| minds 10 clear themselves uf any alliance
| with bookmakolr, ~ the end that they
| may not bo attacked by any cruiN4o
| against racing on M any tuN instituted
| by any influence opposed to betting at
| the trucks
| Whether the condition has been haBleno 1
| by The fear Of "A determined tght by pool.
| room interests cannot DO learned, Tho
second reason assigned ~ that the racing
httQelh llgu nus u.vlsl'v ln'nt,'N'
| outside organization In tho conduct OF
| AllaiTs about the tracks,
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pENYER. u pns MolNEe. q.

Dos Moince, h., May ia batting
rally IN The ninth failed TO save tho day
fOr Dos holnos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

feat for the Boise team IN the present
series Tho iinnl score was 4 10 7, Umpire
1911 selley nBlln put Catcher Hanson out
VI The gnmo Tor TALKING back,
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"pENNY" GOSSIP.


Matinee races NJ tho state fair lfaolt
this afternoon Tho races are free,
gpogane aud salt Lake ball teams IN
the r. A. Lu clash AGAIN this afternoon
Tomorrow gano concludes the Hoilos.
Boise comes ucAI
Al tho University campus tho big sta o
,rnck and Gcld meet IN on The toums en-
iorod arc the ~, " u tho l., u, n Y, tho
ny II NJ Provo, ana the a &, o. Logan,
We'll Bll Carney IN here, Yos, sir, Bnl
blCy An laat oonlhg ana said no WIS feel.
Inn pretty we'll except Tor that tired feel.
I'M ito viii play IN tho outllold ana II
h0 IN anything Hike DO used ~ be, no W II
intton SAT- LakCe batting average con.
aidoNbly
New York May 10 Battling Nelson ana
Abo AUcll have Algnod articles 20 nght
ay rounds M la0 pounds before tho MAJ
iionRl SPORTING club of Philadelphia next
Monday nighN
baltimore May l0,-ln the 0rHt round
OF what was 10 have been u llftoon,round
nght between Benny tangor Of Chicago
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WHITE soX, 81 ATHLETICS, 1,

chicago, May iO,-Chlcago took tho last
game Of the series from Philadelphia to-
day by score VI TO !, Alrock pitched
IN nno form, allowing but -four men 10
set on bases, Attendance 1892
Score Il II, w.
lnlyhNo !uun''t'''t''''u'uu y !
lhlhutIpllh ''utr,i','rtt,ti,,tll U
Batteries b.. Allrock ana Mcfarland,
Plank ana Powers,
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BREAK EVEN ON pouBLEHEApER

Detroit May 10, --Dotro, and Washing.
ton broke even In the nrat American
league douho.headcr u the season, In
the nrN game kltson was always Of.
fcotlyo, Attendance, 400
l'lrs, Game.
scorol r. n, u,
!Iglfol .,n'r'''"'''"''u''' =
washington OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, |
Batteries Rilnon and DrllI Hughes
Townsend ana Klttrodgc,
Second onm0-s
Scoro. r. n, ",
Detroit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 7
washington u'pfpp', 'H,un,r,tlO y /
Battcrcs-Mullin Ford ana Doran Ja.
cObson ana lloydom
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on llodson, l. Sacrifice llit.~lIorelI
'flmo Of damo-l'5s, umpro-sc,lcN Al
tvndanCo-OO1
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omaha, May io,-Tho visitors pounded
Ilcbhnrdl Tor siS Of their ton hits IN tho
last two innings today and scored enough
10 win, Attendance, tWo,
Scoiol n, H. w.
Omaha ,u,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 10 1
81 Joseph ',,,u,,,,""uu,.,,,0 10 l
Batteries iobhardt ana donding ~,
NIain and ZlnTam,
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Matinee races M tho state fair tfaolt
this afternoon the races are FREQ,
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bnliorIca -NoborinllIo and CArTls m
Taylor ana lircsnnhun.
liaeog on llals..Of Taylor 3, on Rob.
or,alllc, struck Quietly 1nyl0L ~ by
Robertaille, ? Thrcc.bnao lllt--faylot
Two'bnse llll-TnylOr
umpires.- l3malo and tombstone,
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COLTS, % supERpAs, l.

Brooklyn, May No. chicago took tho
second game " The eolios from the local
Nationals today but N required ten In.
nings 10 decide which team had won
Score H. II, w.
AnlVnHo 't'','u,s,,'',rinttuN y
BROOKLYN tuspsp,,'sit,t,,itup y !
Batteries Brown and Kng E0son ana
Bergen
Two'haeo lIlts-Mllony, Bnbh Three.
base llli-lSllng Bases On llnlH-Cn
Eoeon 3 struck Out-By Eason, " BY
Brown, T.
Umpire auswInc
Attendance, 1850
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Batteries Brown and Klngi Eoson ana
CARDINALS, 81 nEANEArERs, 3

Boston. May lD-loston ouiba,,cd st.
Louis today but was defeated through
poor WORK on the bases and inability TO
hi the BAN at critical times Attendance,
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Batteries :. Mcfarland and GRADY
Frazer and Needham,
Two.bhse IIlts-Urady, Ahbnttaccho,
Noodhnm Threo.bnse lIlts--Bcckly, VOL.
vortQn Bases on Bnlle-Off Mcfarland, 3,
on Frqgor 4 struck Quietly Mcfarland,
3 by Frazer T.
UmpIrc.-Elcm,
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sT. JOE, 0, OMAHA, .,

DailorIes- Mansko and ToWno, IIIck.
man, llostlcr and Lucia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-21

laid the lash indiscriminately about the
shoulders of a number Of harmless servants
who really we're delighted to find that
their master still lived. They ran off
yelling. A few women fell, and one
tainted. With the sight of the helpless
creature lying on the floor the Princes
ebullition of childish rage vanished. He
grasped a trembling footman in his pow
erful hand.
Garry that woman away!' he said.
Give her some wine, and tell her to ask
the steward for fifty rubles to-rnor-
row."
Then he turned to some of the COssack
officers who had accompanied him during
the fruitless hunt through the castle
vaults. ST. Stanislaus is burnt out of
his den now" he cried with bitter irony
Sound Boot and saddle, if his holiness
can alright you no longer, and let us see
if a gang of peasants can outwit the Cos
sacks of the Volga"
His taunt was the more biting that it
was not wholly undeserved. Soon a
horde of horsemen were securing the
country to find traces of the fugitives.
But it was night, and the measures taken
by Ermyntrude's helpers were well cal
culated to mislead. Ere day broke, one
squadron of Cossacks reached the village
of charcoal-burners situated not far from
the rock aery tenanted by the outlaws
To help the hapless rustics to give in
formation, the soldiers tied halters round
the neCks of two elders, stood the men
on horses and passed the ropes over the
lower bOughs of lofty tree. Then a
couple of Cossa, ks raised their knouts,
and a swishing cut would have sent the
horses flying from underneath the doomed
men. These unfortunateS knew nothing.
They would have lied to save their lives,
but their wits would not run to even a
plausible untruth.
Seeing this, the Cossack officer in COM
mand ordered them to be taken from their
desperate situation and kicked back into
their novels. He would have hanged
them without scruple had there been the
slightest chance of gaining clue from
the rest of the palsied villagers.
Meanwhile, the smooth-tongued Jacques
Dumanet, thinking that a man in a pas
sion often blurts out things he would
conceal in calmer moments, did daring
thing. He went to his master, professed
great sympathy for him, and said:
1t is probable your highness is not
aware of the extent of the Infamous plot
of which you are the victim. The English
lady was carried off by the young officer,
Armstrong, whom your highness met in
England"
Peace, IDIOT cried Prince Boris testify;
for this night of surprises had tried him
sorely, and he did not wish his fevered
attempts to make fresh plans wherewith
to meet the new circumstances which
had arisen to be troubled by such idle
fanCies.
ut is the truth, excellency. I was
in the chapel | saw him. l heard him
speak to her She went of her own ac-
cord. 1t is untrue, as you have been
told, that she was carried off shrieking
for help"
'Ha! Sayst thou?" cried the Prince
sharply How came you to be in that
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Julie received quick testimony as to
the accuracy of his information. Prince
Melnikoff foiled in his pursuit of the
raiders through the underground pas
sages of the old CASTLE returned to the
palace in towering rage When his
frightened domestics came forward to
congratulate him on his escape he bel
lowed at them threats of his vengeance.
q am surrounded by hounds who lick
my hands when | feed them and bite me