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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-10
Brief City News
PERSONAL MENTION.

Walter Douglas, general manager of
the Copper Queen Company, returned
TO the city last evening after an in
spection trip to Douglas.
Justice of the Peace Hogan returned
nome yesterday morning from Tomb
stone.
]. M. O'Connell returned to the city
last evening from the county seat.
]. O'Reilly is expected to return
h9$e today from San Francisco
w&re he has been spending week on
-bsEiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson re.
turned home yesterday morning from
Petaluma, California. where they went
To attend the funeral OF Mrs. Robin.
sons brother.
j. z. Morrison returned to the city
last evening from Tombstone.
William Truax. Jr., formerly of this
city, returned here yesterday morning
from Los Angeles, where he spent the
past couple OF months with his par
ents. who will make their home at the
coast in the future
DR.. and Mrs. W. P. Sims are ex-
pected home tomorrow from Tucson
where they are spending a few days
visiting friends.
Constable Jay Wilmoth arrived yes
terday morning from Tombstone.
W. K Flora returned home last
evening from Tombstone.
James Munich, formerly hoist engi1
eer at the Spray shaft, has returned
to the city after an extended visit in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. ]. L. Boston has gone to Los
Angeles TO spend the next few weeks
visiting with friends an drelatives.
Frank ]. Graf, left last evening for
Douglas. He will return this evening
CITY Engineer McNeish returned
home last evening from Tombstone
Dr.. o. W. Brandon. of Naoo, spent
several hours in the city yesterday
George H. Neale returned last even
ing from Tombstone.
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WILL BE oEPoRTED.

Early yesterday morning the city
police took into custody a Mexican
woman who has been making her
home in the city for about ten days
past. The police had suspected that
she was a prostitute and Illegally in
the country. She will be taken TO
Tucson within the neyt couple of days
land given a hearing before the Unit
ed States commissioner after which
she win probably be sent back to aer
native land.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND
CONTRACTORS.

Tae board of school trustees of Dis
trict No. 2, County of Cochise, Terri
tory OK Arizona, will receive plans and
specifications. in detail and estimate
of cost, for a school building to be
erected on block "a, town of Warren,
Arizona, until Z O'Clock D. m. Satur-
day, January IL, 1908.
The amount to be expended for the
construction of said building shall not
exceed S13, 100000 and the premium to
be awarded the architect whose plans
and specifications are adopted shall
not exceed 21a per cent of the con-
tract price for tle construction OF
said building.
A certified check for per cent of
bid, payable to the order of l. W.
Wallace, secretary, must. accompany
each bid. The said board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids,
plans and proposals.
For general information see any
member of the board OF trustees.
All bids. proposals or other com
munications should be addressed to L
W. Wallace, secretary, Bisbee, Ari
IONA.
H. M. WOODS
C. l. EDMUNDSON
/. w. WALLACE
School Trustees of District No. 2
County of Cochise. Territory OF Ari
IONA.
Bisbee, Arizona. As;
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is TAKEN TO TOMBSTONE.

Juan Duran. the Mexican who was
found few nights ago with an ugly
wound in his throat. and refused to
tell the officers the name of his as
sailant, was taken to the county hos
pital at Tombstone yesterday morning
and win be kept there until his
wounds heal. 1t was thought for 8
time that the man would die because
of the great amount of blood he lost
but on Wednesday night he gained
strength rapidly and yesterday morn
ing was able to walk to tae railroad
When he LETT the city he still main
tanned his mysterious silence.
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HARRIS FAMILY MOVES.

After great deal of negotiating
and persuasion the Harris family,
which occupied the filthy premises at
the turn in the Tombstone Canyon,
was finally induced to move by Dep
'uty Frank johnson, who had been ap-
pointed delegate extraordinary by the
street committee Of the city council,
after Chairman Morris of the commit
tee had exhausted his diplomatic re
sources and patience. 1t looked for
a while as If the officer was going 20
fail In his mission also, but he finally
met all objections satisfactorily and
the deal was made. The family will
be given site in Tombstone Canyon
in addition to $3.50 for the house which
will probably be burned within the
next few days.
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SIX STUDENTS PLAY ~HookEy.'

Yesterday morning six students OF
the local high school decided to take
= DAYS vacation for some reason OF
another. and spend IL in the mus.
What prompted the action is unknown
but it is believed that the vacation
was voted as a result OF a reDuke al
ministered to one OF the number py
, teacher on the previous day AL o.
the boys are members OF the niSn
school classes and are between, 10 and
IS years OF age. 1t is understood tnat
the trustees will take the matter up,
sd may suspend the culprits; Inc
= xnbers Of the party were Miillain
Hks Walter O'Malley, Earl puriey,
Samuel Benton, Roy Benton ano
Frank Cunningham-
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RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE

j. c. Gull. cashier OF the First Nat
ional Bank. who has been suffering
for about a week past with a sligai
attack of smallpox. was yesterday re
leased from quarantine at his home
in Tombstone Canyon. 1t is probable
that the other patients who have beer
isolated will also be released either
oday or tomorrow as they are all con-
'valescent and there remains no fear
of their communicating the disease to
anyone else. No new cases had been
reported up TO a late hour last night
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COPPER ELK's HEAD RECEIVED.

During the past couple of days the
immense elk's head made of Bisbee
copper in Camden, II. j., at the order
of the local lodge was received here
and will be placed in position over
the second story of the building TO-
morrow. The workmanship is excep-
tionally good and artistic. The head
will be lighted vita electric lights,
placed in the eyes and on the prongs
of the antlers.
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DOG TAX is DELINQUENT.

Unless those people who are fond
possessors of CANNES interview City
Marshall Snodgrass within the next
few DAYS, and negotiate for license
for the ensuing year. it is probable
that some of the Intelligent brutes
will be taken to the pound by the dog
catcher who has been hired to carry
out the penalty provided for the neg.
lect OF payment Of the tax. The tax
is 81, and is payable at the city hall
where a brass tag is secured and
should be attached to the dogs col
lar thereby publishing TO the world
that he has a right to keep on living
in the community
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MRS. BELL is LOCATED.

1t was learned yesterday that Mrs
James Bell. who had been mysterious
" missing from her home on Young
blood Hill, and whose disappearance
had been reported to the police by her
husband, had returned home AFTER
spending the night at the HoIorooE
boarding house on Naco road. II was
stated that while she was visiting az
the. house Mrs Bell became Iii, ano
sent a note to her husband saying sne
would stay over night The note ran
ed to arrive.
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STILES VISITOR IN CITY.

V. R. Stiles, general passenger
agent of the FL Paso & Southwestern
arrived here yesterday morning and
spent the entire day on matters con-
nected with his department He ex
pressed himself as being confident
that the new schedule which went into
effect on last Sunday vol work ouI
in perfectly satisfactory manner for
the general public.
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nAsY IS BORN.

Word was received here YESTERDAY
TO the effect that a boy had been born
to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Noon at men
ranch In Orc Blanca in Santa Cruz
county. on January 4. Mother anc
child we're reported TO be doing nlce'
" Mrs. Noon was formerly Miss Mar
tina Clayton Of Bisbee-
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There will be a social session OF the
Women's Club at the club house On
Quality Hill this afternoon, when sew
eraI of the ladies will take their turn
as hostesses. A portion of the time
will be devoted 10 the regular lesson
in the studies which have been map
ped out by the clue for the year.
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DIDN'T GET HIS GOATS.

E. F. Everhardy returned to the city
yesterday from Douglas where he
contracted for the purchase Of band
Of goats Before the goats could be
delivered however, an attachment was
served on the owner and the pending
sale was abandoned.
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WILL SERVE REGULAR DINNER

Commencing Sunday evening the
management of the Copper Queen
Hotel viii serve a regular one dollar
dinner each evening in the cafe from
$50 TO 8 o'clock.
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NOVEL; LEAVES HOSPITAL

Hartwell NOVEL; was well enough
yesterday to leave the Calumet & Arr
zona hospital, where he had been con.
fined for almost two weeks past as q
result OF a serious operation. All
danger is past and it is probable that
he win enjoy his usual good health
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WILL BE BURIED SUNDAY.

The funeral of Fred Ldegel who
died several days ago as the result
of an attack Of pneumonia will be
held from the Family residence al
Don Luis on Sunday afternoon.
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LEAVES FoR THE NORTH.

Yesterday afternoon E D. Chick,
senior partner in the CONTRACTING n.ni
of Chick & White, LETT LOT fnoenl -H.
where he viii bid on the constructor
of the new water system
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REGULAR DINNER AT HOTEL.

Commencing Sunday the Copper
Queen hotel will serve a regular din
nar each evening from $50 until s
O'Clock, the price being s1.00. 460
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The trial of John Bent on charge
n disturbing the peace and fghfing'
vaich was to have been held before
a iury in Justice Hogan's court yester.
dav afternoon was postponed until
next Wednesday.
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BOY IS BORN.

There was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Crowley at their home in Upper
Lowell a boy. Mother and child are
doing well.
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STREET cas- ARE COMING.

Two street cars for the Warren
Street Railway are expected to arrive
this morning and are the first of sew
eral which are on their way from the
east to Bisbee. The cars Tor service
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DANCE NOTICE.

The Upper Lowell Improvement
Club is giving its regular weekly
dances at its new club house in Up
Der Lowell. Next Dance Friday, Jan
uary 10, 1908.
DANCE COMMITTEE.
Az
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REGULAR DINNER AT HOTEL.

Commencing Sunday the Copper
Queen Hotel will serve a regular din
.ner each evening, from $50 to s
O'Clock, the price being S1.00. $50
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FRhTERNAL BROTHERHOOD
NOTICE.

Owing to the absence of sick fund
officers, Bisbee lodge 452 will hold
regular meeting Saturday night. Jan
uary II. DR.. e. A. WILKINSON,
President.
A. r. GRIFFITH, Treasurer. ATT
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between Warren and Bisbee are said
to be the latest models and viii be
the finest cars in operation in the
west, without single exception.
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IS lMpRovINe sTEAoILY.

Mrs. E. S. Potter of Tombstone
Canyon, who was dangerously III from
Tor a couple Of weeks was
last evening to be very much
improved.
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BORN az c. 8 4. HoselIAl.

There was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Oates at the Calumet & Arl-
zona hospital yesterday morning a
girl. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
EoR SALE.

FOR sALE-First class saddle horse;
win drive single or double. Apply
P. o. Box rs, City. 452
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FOR SALE at a bargain, one gray
horse, fine driver and saddler; bug.
gy and harness; 4 dozen thorough
bred white Leghorn hens. laying. Ad-
dress Box S41, Bisbee, A. T. Theo-
dore Wood. 4S1
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FOR SALE-Lease of 17-room house,
close In. Apply at Jones Lodging
House. AIS
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Arizona 9 New
Mexico K. R. Co.
SCHEDULE,
Effective june Sotn. 1907.

For further information apply at
nearest Agbnt or 70
NORMAN CARMICHAEL.
Ass't- GenI Supt
A. r THOMSON,
~ Treasurer. =
CLIFTON. A. 7.
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LOST AND FOUND.

loST-An Eastern Star pin between
Quality Hin and Osborne. Finder
please leave at Review office and
receive reward. 44S
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FOR RENT.

The new Odd Fellows Hall on Main
street to Dancing parties. Everything
new and up to date. Terms reason
able For particulars apply to
C. M. HENKEL, the Jeweler.
Main Street. Bisbee
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FOUND-The best place TO buy and
sell new and secondhand furniture.
Burnam Furniture Co., Johnson
Building. Phone l. 113. 1S9
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Woodmen of the World meet in
Medigoyich Hall the list Thursday OF
each month. Visiting brothers invited
to attend. H. M. SHIELDS, c. c.
C. N. THOMAS, Clerk.
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MANIEn

Cook. Address
K, Review. fIs
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WOMAN with child wishes position as
cook, chambermaid or housekeeper
Capable of managing; in city or
country. Address H. Review.
ACT
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CLUB WILL HOLD SOCIAL SESSION

A. R. GRIFFITH
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TWO ROOMS for housekeeping. 81
Montana St, Johnson Addition.
AIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
EXCITING RACES
At FAIR GROUNDS

While not OF the classic order. good
sport was provided by the Richmond
Driving Club at the Fair Grounds yes
terday. Every race was OF tho sort
that brought the spectators-and there
was good-sized crowd In attend
ance-to their feet. Several times In
the harness events 1t was case OF
winning BY nose. The track was fast
and the time in several OF the races
was good.
It took five heats to decide the gem
tlemans roa/ race. The first heat was
featureless.Y THE Madam getting the
lead and maintaining 1t from the start
with Labama second, lengths behind
The latter, however. seemed to- like the
going, and In the second heat 1t was
taking the lead and then the other, but
The Madam came up with rush al
the finish, winning by q nose.
The third heat saw similar cons
test. but this time Labama won. La
.bama improved in the next two heats
annexing both without much difficulty
Dexter Tice and Nelly Whalebone ran
third and fourth in all five heats.
A. j. S. had no difficulty In taking
three heats, with Rock Sand seconc
each time. in the 2:40 trot or pace
Ran Close Race. 4
Nelly Mczeus, Oracle W.. and Robir
Bird ran in one. two. three order II
three successive heats in the 2:27 race
These horses ran close In two Of the
heats and In good time.
The harness races were disposed y
with a quickness that was htghiy
but the two running
events were so slow in starting that
the last event--a mule race-had TO De
called off.
Marriage Bells took the rail from,
Osneak at the stretch in the four ana
q half furlongs event, and passed un-
der tfleawire length in the lead, with
Rectortown close third.
& Gold Coin made the pace for half
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21

the distance In the three.quarter mile
qRash but nGssd Gn q first BY
A good card has been arranged for.
day, which ends the meet.
Summary.
$40 trot or pace. 800, one mile
First heat: A. J. S.. Southern Stock
Farm, second; Riley Cox. W.. T. Bass,
third. Time, 1893 Ia
:, Second heat: q. y. S.. first: Rock
Sans second; Kingston, third. Time.
Third heat i, j. ]; s.; nrst; Riley Cox.
s:27 trot and pace. 500, one mile
First st heat; Nslly Mezsus Aeca stock
third. Time fA AIS Ia .'' Z saoA'ouss
Second heat: Nelly Mczeus. first;
rSed hsa NsE Mesn Bna at era
Gle W.. second; Robin Bird, third.
Time. .2:26 IA.
Gentsma1 ador road race
hs bahama mhG Dr. Meis0 seeo rs
third. Time. 2:3s Ia.
Second heat: The Madam, first: La
bama, second; Dexter Tice. third. T3p1e.
Third heat: Labama. first: The Mad
am. SECOND; Dexter Tice. third. Time.
Fourth hcat-La bama, first; Tho
Madam. second: Dexter Tice, third.
Fifth heat: Labama. first; The Mad
am. second; Dexter Tice. third. Time,
2.39.
Running dash, SIS, four and half
urlongs-Marriage Bells, Ill. owner J.
Goldsmith. first; Osneak, Ill. owner
g. p. Finnegan second; Rectortown.
113, owner E. Engleking, third. Time.
81 1-2.
Running dash. SIS. three-fourths Of
Engleking first; Gold Coin, 100, owner
j. Goldsmith second: g Little Cita,. lis.
owner w. w. Hutchinson, third. Time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21

was second to Daniels In the swim tfl-
ais, finished fourth in the finals.
An American Event.
The standing broad jumping contest
wa prnc;itasiy an A3ne rican event. al
though no ngtable records were made,
l1wrS, the American champion, being
considerably behind his own record,
made at st. Louis. His greatest dis.
lance tp-da, was ~ lcet ii ,iiciits.
ond In this event, with 10 feet ~
irches one-1uarter OF an inch better
than Martin j. Sheridan. 1rish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club. z
j.. A, Biller. Brooklyn Central Young
Mems Christian. Association; Plntt Adj
ans New York Athletic Club. and r..
l.. Holmes. OF Chicago; and tile Eng
,ish champion. Bleader, we're only a
fraction of an inch behind sheridan.
George N. Mehnert. NATIONAL turn
vercin. American, took the final in the
bantam wrestling, while George w.
aaidzk, Chicago A. A., won his heat
won the medal for fencing, In which
the many bouts were almost monopo-
LIED by continentals.
The results to-day added three wins
to Americas score, and one to France.
the other nations not improving their
positions. In the field events America
added six points. while Greece. the
only other nation to increase its score
In these contests. picked up three.
America is now only eight points be-
hind the United Kingdom. the score
reading: United Kingdom. IS; America,
SO. The drawings for the heats in
the second round OF the 100 metres fiat
race, which Will be run or tomorrow
afternoon. npeIas follows: 4
First heat-May and Stevens, OF
America: Walker. OF South Africa:
Roche, United Kingdom.
Second heat-Sherman and Hamilton,
America; Morton, United Kingdom:
Kerr. Canada.
Third heat-Rector and Hun. Ameri-
Ga: Duffy, South Africa; Duncan,
United Kingdom.
Fourth heat-Clougfen. Robertson
and Cartmelf. America: stark and
George. United Kingdom.
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standing Of the Players.
PINS AND NEEDLES FIRST

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 2o.-Pins
and and Needles proved hs9rprise when
and a sixteenth miles to-day. Zeinap
finished second, and Spooner third.
Spooner was turned sideways when
the barrier. was sprung and was prac-
First race-handicap, three-year- olds
and up. six furlongs McGrath Il
to % first, Altuda q to56, place) Sec
sond, Explosion Il to- 2, show third.
Time. 1:124-5
sssend t!ys
iEftendi Il to 2, show third Time,
third race-three-year-ol and up,
selling mile and sixteenth-Arasee
"a to 81 first. George G, Hall 6 to 2,
place. second, Druid Is to s. srow)
third. Time, 1.463-5.
Fourth race-handicap, three-year-
iolds and up, one mile and%a sixteenth
Pins and Needles t5sto o J. first, zeinap
show IA third. Time,
Fifth race-steep echase. four-yaar..
olds and up. selling, short course, about
two miles-J lnlmy Lane e. to By firstl
Grandpa e to s.. PLACED second. Cuban
E(out show third. Time, 3: SO Sd.
Sixth 1ace-two- year-olds. selling,
five and a half furlongs-NVise4 Mason
$(2Eto SIS first. Arondhck q to s. PLACED
second, o. u. Kidd q to 2, showl
third, Time, 1907 ! s.. Az.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21

fLONDON, July Gothic second week
OF the olympic contests at Shepherds
Bush began with the first day devoted
principally to field sports, such as
Americana are accustomed to witness.
The track athletes were the stars, and
the program contained many fast and
exciting eventH The American and
British runners and jumpers gathered
In the lions share OF the lanreIA as
4 usual. but tile Americana exceeded even
the expectations OF their supporters.
Several hundred Americans, mostly
tourists, With many ladies, who were
massed together In the seats next 10
the royal box. gave an exhibition OF
cheering which suggested an American
college crowd and immensely amused
the foreigners The attendance at the
games was fair, but the weather n
the afternoon was gloomy and threat
ened rain
The spectacular features to-day were
A6s seventeen trial heats OF 100 metres
sprint andsthe eight trial heats Of tn.
500 metres. These furnished several
close and stirring finishes. In the
spirits America captured eight heats
and Great Britain four. J. A. Rector.
OF the University OF Virginia, was the
particular star. for he beat Quite hand
fly X. q. Macleod OF Cambridge, the
holder OF three varsity blues, VINO
never before was beaten, and IN doing
SO he equalled the Olympic record for
the distance of 10 4-5 SECONDS:
The names OF Sheppard, Halstead
and Rector, Americans. went up on the
blackboard as the winners Of their
heats In the 500 metres race. This
event proved disappointment to Eng
land, which was counting upon more
than the two heats which 1t took. The
German, Braun. much to the surprise
OF the Englishmen, outran Holding,
who was one OF their mainstays. Lung :
hi. OF Italy, beat II. L. Coe. OF the uni nj !.
versity Of Michigan. In the ex1llent
time OF 1857 1-5 and he and Just the
cambridee half.nilo champion. who
captured the sixth heat In 1857 4-5, will
give the Americans a hard tussle In the
finals.
Many Victories.
c. j. Bacon, Irish-American Athletic
Club. captured his heat OF the 400 me-
tres hurdle race in 81 seconds. whining
by twenty-five yards. while coe distin-
Eulshed himself by defeating Densham.
the former British champion. although
he had Just contested a hard 500 me-
tres against Lunghi. The British won
six and the Americans three OF the nine
heats in the hurdles. but the majority
OF these were unexciting. because they
were walkover.
The American colors were raised to
the nagpolc three times, signifying
victory In the finals in the 100 metres
swimming, the standing broad jump
and the bantam catch-as-catch-can
wrestling. but these triumphs did not
Inspire such thrills as the track per-
formances. because few spectators In
the vast stadium could see them.
T.. n Daniels. New York Athletic
Club. the American champion. as was
expected. won the swimming event in
the fast time OF LOS as. which equals
the Olympic record. He was closely
followed to the tape by De Halmay. Of
Hungay: Julin, of Sweden. third. L.
G. Rich. Brooklyn Swimming Club; who
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Games To-day.
Boston at Chica go. S..
Bro oklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati,
New York at st. Louis.
Cubs win

Cubs Win.
{. CHICAGO, ILL. July s0.-Chicag go
played q loose fielding game o-day,
butS'by timely batting and the inability
of the visitors to hit Reulbach won
easily.
Score by innings: R. Fl. u.
Chicago o II I 4 o o 50 II n 5
Boston ....i...., 20 o Of 1 o 00-2 Is
.Batteries--Reulba and Moran; Me-
earthly, Boultes and Smith. Time, 1885,
Umpire. KLEIN.
Wagner Stars. *
sPITTSBURG. July 20.-Pittsburg hit
Mcintyre at opportune times to- day,
and won with ease. Sensational field
Ing, and batting by Wagner were
features.
Score by Innings, r. H. d,
{Pittsburg ......0{1 02 Q 0 % ST. 8 8
,Batteries-Wiliis ana Gibson; Mem
tyre and Bergen. Time, 1886. Umpire.
Emslie. ~ v!
Play Eleven Innings.
Y CINCINNATI, O., July 20.-Philadel-
lphit to-day defeated Cincinnati in O
long game by scoring a run on an err
fror and a double In the eleventh.
y Score by Innings: r, II. 70.
GtnGllnat Se * 90 Sd9do
Batteries-Spade and Schlel; Corri-
don and Jaoklitsch. Time. 2:05. Um-
Pre- RlElar.. 49,. 3.