Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 235, Ed. 1, Monday, July 16, 1894 Page: 2 of 8
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THE BUDGET FROM DALLAS
ma hatch of rni9mRf on
THE rnITETTlAIliV
ntd hr Treaty seven From 11
it A fea ro Worna Jealor
Heaults In the StabbUK of tier
nival A rtmllir
Dftllai Tex- July 15 The following
tfrlsonera with sentence as given Wt
on the SJO Texas and raclfle train for
Ue Husk penitentiary Jn charge of
Officer IL C ItetrM
AV A Hamilton two rear for
ry white John Henna twelve year
robbery white Henry Cane two yean
forgery while Kd Love two years
- ito rTin Kfferr two rear
white Charles Huff man two
years burglary white Jim Jonei col
rd robbery four jean Fam Miller
Colored two yeara Will Tlgner col-
ored two yeara theft Jake Teaser
colored offering to bribe an officer
to yeara
The above were Jolnel by twerty
seven prisoner from El Pao making
thirty seven In all
Dalla Ivllee Information
Dallas Tex July 1 -Early thl
morning Mattle Benjamin co ored
aged SO years happened to stray Into
the home cf her neighbor Annla Horn
ton alao colored lltlnr at 297 Jack-
son street found her huaband In An
nies room She Immediately grabb
a butcher knife and made for Annie
with a vengeance An all round fight
ensued In which Wattle burled the
knife deep Into the left arm of her op-
ponent making M gash from
boulder to elbow Mattle wan arretted
It waa reported at police headquar-
ter today lha someone had broken
Into the enjrine houa of th Empire
flour mtU and carried away a Morsi
valve reseating machine The machine
waa taken from the engineers cup-
board entrance to which waa effeted
by taking the screws from the hinges
the cupboard being securely locked
The marhine valued at IW It Is
apposed U waa taken la t Sunday
at someone hae constantly been on
watch since then
Italia lonl otra
Dalian July IS Tt at anything can
be acoompU hd Xy persevertnee and
determination la proven in the wonder-
ful sueceAr Mr N It SHgh ha ex-
perienced fine he became proprietor
cf the McLeod hotel lie was deaf to
the warning of the many who told
him the hotels past reputation would
be a Jonah to lis future aucrtes and
marched onwird with the determina-
tion to never say fall nnd na a result
the McLod Is 1atl turning people
away Mr Bllgh pursuit the poll v
that the aucces of a hotl Ilea In
pleasing the guest and It haa proen
a winning card
Members of Oranbury Itosa and
Editor- lirlgades also LhUglasa Ba
tery met at the rooms of Bterllng
3rice Camp this eeuin at 3 oclock on
business connected with their meeting
In Dallas on August 8 ml
Ex Mayor W C Connor and Mrs
Connor and tlulf ion Edlt Mr Hoy
al A Ferris nn 1 his niece Miss Mary
Urown of Weatherfonl left last even-
ing via the Central railroad for Hopes
vl lie on the gulf where they will spend
ntvtral days fishing and otl er seashore
pleasures
The free thinkers had a rousing meet-
ing tonight at Liberty hall 22 South
Knny street A paper was read favor
Ing womana right h alter which the
assemblage joined In discussion
Many on both aides the ladles es
lecluly maintained their stand com
mendably Dr Titts mentioned that
Itev C 1 Searhulea of the Plrst bap
tist church had expressed himself aa
being desirous of rlt ping up the doc
trine of the free thinkers In a
rulon The free thinkers extended
him an Invitation to come on idling he
could have all the discussion he
wanted
C H Mitchell flrst nontenant of
Company H Fifth Itegirnent Metro-
politan Guard Is In receipt of a letter
from Camp Mabry stating that the
Metrcjlttan Guard had been appointed
color company for the rlfth regiment
and tMt they had mado a score of
OT MO out tf n possible 1M on Inspec-
tion The adjutant general has Issued
them new rifles In place of the old one
taken with them The bo and the
eporteer and the maids of honor report
having a most delightful time The
boys will be home Wednesday moraine
at 930
The ladles nf the Temple Ematiu ttl
held an enthusiastic meeting eserday
at Phoenix hnll and forme nn auxil-
iary to conduct t aertea of summer en-
tertainment The following officers
were elected President Mrs A K
Hurst Meo prealdent Mrs August
Oahn accretnrj nnd treasurer Mrs D
O Opp nbelm The members enrolled
t Mesdames Adolph Harris Leo
VVolfson R HeldensWder Oerard
iu i itutTi u
Continued from 1lrat Page
St Louis to raise the embargo and
move tralnt The shops tin be moved
to Mammoth Springs
llrnuestrd to Current
TIer Tex July 15 The report the
other day that the maatcr machanlo
had Issued a oVlletln authorizing all
who wished to rtsumed work In the
Cotton IhIt ahops could do to and that
most of thera had done so aeems to
have been a mistake as the men did
not resume work It la learned that
a committee called on the editor of the
dally paper of thu city and requested
him to make a denial of the report that
the strike is oT They say there Is
no sign of weakening on the part of
the American Hallway Union They
deny that any of tho union men re-
ported for work and say they will
hot do to until authorized from head-
quarters
All HlRtit in alfrnrnla
Bin Krnncfreo Cal July 15 Ml
trnlns are moving approximate on
schedule time The tesibouni vrr
taiid whluh has br n tied up at ijilwl
at rtwit at 8acrautnto abut nijn with
a Diimbar at Wfaeng r Aft er
toutt4 oojOiljirlli lett Hatrah en i
ypsteMay rented Tlv thla - nlng
frllhobf tntmfeii Ml loral i ahit
ir iViMiing undt n millidr ut
rlnt ir ar sent Itt adv nm ot iht
ttigtiua to preeiude Hie pcsstblttiy of
Vhejr ikfliig dl chvd
1 Jiat flttld ThelrMnh
DUas Tvx Juh h Al miti u
Ul flU Fr i I i i t I miI
on tlote t dey Ti vfr
their positions and tl e ottui t
HO member of th American Haltnoy
union will be taken back again
ConilcmofJ Clpvclnnd
Brooklyn H f July 15 The Long
11 nd Jtectlya aucIatlon No io
Knights or Labor which Is composed
of repreaentatlves from the flfty two
local assemblW a whloh d not Incud
the employes of the various railroad
TEXAS MtyiAY JtttT 10 180
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH
corporations held a mass meeting this
afternoon at which resolution were
adopted extending sympathy t the
strikers In the West and condemning
the action of President Cleveland In
calling out federal troops
EDITOIt MCDHL OrillOV
Think There Shoald he a Feaslon
For nallroad Mrt
Jfeir Tork July 15 Among he re-
plies received by the World to a request
for views as to Ue results of the great
strike was the following from Joseph
MedllL editor of the Chicago Tribune
X befieve the result of this strike
will be of great benefit to the company
It Is like a thundir etorra that suddenly
sweeps up purines the atmosphere and
results Jn a better supply of health
giving ozone It will result In congress
devising laws whereby disputes be-
tween railroads and their employes
will be harmoniously adjusted 1 have
great faith In the Anglo Saxon race M
govern themselves The people hate
been asleep until awakened by this
great economic earthquake I believe
that In twelve months we will have
laws on the statute books of eery state
that will provide for peacefully settling
all future wage llscord I think the
contract system can be applied suc-
cessfully by the railroads Kmployes
should be engaged under contract and
should hod their positions so long a
ther abide by the rule of the company
and perform their duties faithfully No
man should he discharged without due
notice and no man should leave the
mploy of tbe company without serv-
ing notice
t heartily Indorse the achemt wrought
by the brain of Wimarck In the Her-
man empire I believe that copzrtea
chould pass a law rcervlig a
fund for the empioes of tho great
railroad corporations This fund
should include mr 2 per cent of the
men earning and 1 per cent of the
groea earnings of tho railroad com-
panies H should be controlled by a
financial agent of the government and
should be Invested In sound railway
bonds not rtoks The bill ehould pro-
vide that any man who had faithfully
discharged tU dutWi for a certAln
number of year could retire for JIf
on half pay If a man woe killed his
family should be entitled to the pen
ion There should also be a clause
providing for the payment of a certain
sum when emplovw are ill in fact
the fund should be disbursed on the
Plan In ogue In the better class of
jne benevolent societies When this
fund la established the rnn will take
mre Interest In the railroad and Its
earnings Strikes wilt not be known
for the penalties of striking should be
d honorable discharge and a loss of
all interest in the pension fund
Th unl would he a bond to hold
ticm In unity Mlschevlous agitators
would find their occupations gone and
the unions neceaary which
would be union of a- purely
benevolent character This scheme
would not be confined solely to
ratlwas I believe that Its suctess on
the railway would result in its spread
urremt Industrial corporations
whrn lUsmarck fir Introduced It In
the German empire thre was som
grumbling but since then they have
dlatovered its great value and benefit
Now It could lot be repelled A man
could retlr aj at M or 5 year Many
men hc nut worked out at thl age
and could occupy some bubstdlary po
sltlon with rarporntlons and continue
to provide for his family I have the
fullest faith In such a law Llther that
or state wclfllhim which I nothing
less than creating a great state poor
house and the American people are
not ready for that system yet
Anoilirr Strike lln trf iia
Pittsburg Ha July 15 Another
etrlks Is Imminent In Pittsburg and
Mclnlty but It has no connection with
the Debs movement If prediction
from reliable sources prove true the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Bteel Workers will attempt on or about
August I to shut down all mills here
where puddlers are working for lea
than 13 75 To accomplish this end
AMjtanl President Patrick McKver
it the Amalgamated association whose
home I In oungstown Ohio hns been
rare for some time organizing
mills and It u claimed the move
inrnt has ben ver successful The
w rk of organizing has been going on
acrtly but tho fact leaked out lodny
Nfin union mill all over the country
art said to he fcolng through the same
prifl The movement for the pres-
ent is to be confined to puddling mills
and to be developed further In the fu-
ture Vice President Carney when
asked concerning the above admitted
Its truth and ttld It Is expected to
bring the Amalgamated nssocUtlgn up
to Its former standard He refused to
ay an thing about a strike but claim-
ed that the organization wa bring
nrndo complete and ahoul l a strike be
ordered it would be a successful one
Strikers lit II ml SUnpc
Chicago July 15 Tho W Heaths
cote one of the leaders rf the Pullman
strike committee ndmits that tbe
tlrlke so far ns Pullman em ploy i nro
concerned Is prmttoulty over Ac
cording to his views the men hnvi
been literally starvod out The dln r
ences between emplajtr and tropin a
he aa are slight a mere matter of
rent He wa disheartened today an
he spoke about tho strike und it pros-
pects The men here are becoming
weak and It takes all their leaders can
do to keep thera In line
I believe not one third of the men
have though monej to pock up their
goods nnd move as far aa Kensington
I mjself have not a dollar In the
house Those who had a little aved
up hte useJ It by thl tlmo and eery
day more and morw are coming to the
relief fund and drawing a small amount
In crder to keep alive
llnnrd on llnty
McKewporr Pu July J5 At mid-
night everything here t quiet though
groups of striken are marching up
ana down rourth avenue n If they In-
tended to stay out all night The for-
eigners resldlnir on Fourth and Jerome
street are Handing a bo at in dls
culng 4e situation and ore appar-
ently determined not f retire yjjtll
tomorrow and It is thought they arc
preparing for nn attack on the em
rloyera wbn the if into work at
nlock Fifty deputies are o gusrl
with rdr j cuh or shoot 1 nee
an t protect returning strikers
Ittut nt rirnlc
Harietoiu Pi July IS A tft oc
ourr d at a tivile last night during
I hlc Mike R wmitn an irallan drew
a ii tolMt in t firel wllll in ih
irourt Woilrdlt r iverl person Ih
woundeu ant H I hduk k CHn ltd i In
tck J r nil isu I M m A
ltike u ni il to Ihiui
knunn woman None of the wound
are fatal
j An Attempt Wreck
Sauk Rapids Minn July 15 An at-
tempt wa made last night to wreck
a Northern Pacific btsenger train
here by placing dynamite on the
track The tpglne wa lifted clear
or the triuka and the passengars were
badlj ibaken up hvit no aerlwu dam
age resulted The explosion waa
heard miles away Suspicion rest up-
on four men who have been hanging
around for the pt week but two are
now missing Deputy marshal today
patrol the track and allow no one
to approach
-
Two AsaIna Captured
Ban Antonio Ter July 15 -On last
Saint Patrick day about 10 p m
John Wade 54 years of age and one
of tho wealthiest and most peaceable
citizen of Nueces county was called
to the dcor of his home at Wades Sta-
tion and shot down by thrte men who
made their escape unrecognized and
appeared to have Immediately faded ore
the face of the earth CapL Joe and
Wash Sheley the two celebrated
brother border detective were em-
ployed on the case and have just suc-
ceeded In running down tho three ter
mors who committed the crime Two
of the men have been arrested and
tbe third will be bagged In a few da
Alt three ore Mexican desperadoes
The natns of those captured being
Juan Yburrl and Juan Gahln Both
men have confessed having partici-
pated in the crime and state that the
object was robbery a they supposed
Mr Wade had a large amount of
money In his house
It malt of n Dlverre Cae
Little Hock July 15 W H Howell
assistant city ticket agent of the St
IOUU Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad shot Levi Storhtz a well
known pawnbroker of thl city at the
union depot about 7 29 oclock thl
evening Storhtz Injuries are serious
The tragedy Is the culmination of a
feud of two years standing At that
tlm Storhtz Hied a suit for divorce
from hi wife alleging infidelity anl
naming Howell as to revpondent One
day while depositions were being taken
at the office of tbe plaintiff attorne
Storhtx suddenly sprang upon Howell
and would have beaten him to death
had not the attorneys Interfered The
case was final settled by Storhtz get
ting the divorce and allowing his wife
J15W alimony bhe la now residing in
fat Louis the former home of horself
and husband
Catholic fanunrr School
iMatUburg Ky July 15 The third
session of the Catholic summer school
was formally opened here today in
the church of St John At 1030 this
morning Pontifical high mas wan
sung by Itt Itev Itlshop Gabriels of
Offdentrarg Itev John A Patterson
D D 1 1b hop of Columbus preached
on the duties of Catholic Jn the pres-
ence of the great questions that are
agitating the fecial world today He
alluded to the causes of the present
labor agitations and denouncd the po-
rtion assumed bj the capitalist who
regard thlr employe a mere ma-
chine in tin evening colemn Pon-
tifical eprs were sung Itlshop Wat
terron officiating Jr Conaty preached
en Dogma and Morality
ltrniNudftl fur Cuntenipt
Cincinnati Ohio July 15 Judge Taf t
ha appointed William Curd United
State commissioner at Mount Sterl-
ing Kentucky vice E M Porch re-
moved fur contempt of court When
the marshal swore out warrants for ar-
rest or striker at Mount Sterling the
latter I accused not only of tipping
off the accused bo the could get away
but also of advising them to demand
trial before him jnh and It would
bo all right Judge Tart also ordered
the arrest of Porui and set his hear-
ing for Monday The three prisoners
from Mount Sterling Ky who wanted
hearing before Porch for alleged vio
lente were bound ovtr to the October
term by Judge Toft in J500 each aa
were the other strikers arraigned
Kilted n Vrro
Decatur Tex July 15 bldney Booth
a young man 18 year of age und son
of the late Col J W Booth of thla
place hol nnd Instantly killed Andrew
Coffee a negro about 9 oclock last
night Coffee came here from Fort
Vorth a short time since and was em
pod r dish washer at the Summit
hotfl Huoth tired trree shots two of
whkh took effect The shooting was
occasioned by a former difficulty Im
rmdlntely nffr the shooting Booth
Burrendered to the olIUer and Tvas
placed in Jail
Vruru Itnvlftlirr Ilend Clnlltjr
Colmesnell Tex July 15 The n
gro Dutch Grinilh who ravished the 8
5 ear old daughter of a white man
named Pondren was given an examin-
ing trial jesterday and pleaded guilty
According to his story the father of
the girt gave him a whipping and told
him It he said an thing about It ho
would be hung Borne time ago the
negro neutly killed hi agel father
and was serving out his sentence n
a county convict for that offense He
la now in Jail at WoodvUle
Took n lit it Yeaterdnr
Washlrgton Jul IF Government
official in this clt who have been
connected with movement of the ad-
ministration during the strike were al-
lowed to rent today No reports of 1m
Iortarce were received end no other
pent out No action has as et been
Biken toward recalling the troops
from Chicago but If iver thing re-
main quiet thl will be dona in a
very short time
lenntuna
Wathtncton July 15 Texa Mexi-
can war iMxhora increase John J
Co Clarendon Con ley county
Alexander McCrnry Ulg spiing
Howard county
Hgbert Grant lluntcvlllc Walker
C9iiat
m i
Penevmnkrr Injured
Garland Tex July 15 Yesterday
at the picnic at While Itock two men
became Involved In a tight with a man
who waa selling Ice cream on the
grounds Mr Jesse Jont attempted
to separate the combatants and re
cvlvM ait ugly knife wound upou the
hand
rhr tftok KsjietlHlon
St Jihn N July 15 Th Cook
tliefniand expedition on thi vtir
Mlnnd irr v here thl morning
Th tea i r oompa 1 cut of or
nr ail n repair will t toe jj
t o Thi ccptdttlon haa ovurd th
1 e f M Dufiiv th ut known
it plot who wu with the Perry x
Jh the it m r Ki c Ihe
MIchh I will hvivo her at midnight
tmivM
Pnllman and riett lantl Heuounced
Houston Tex July 15 -At a mass
mpeilng of the labor organizations of
L1 cltr lutlnr denuncUtrry of
Ptilnan and tr the resident vere
adopted -
OM OUler nieeted
Austin Tex Ju 1J -The ofneers of
the Texas Volunteer Quaril association
had a met ting at the headquarters of
General Oppenretmer thl morning at 9
oclock and re elected all the ld officers
for the ensuing year and spent much
time over the consideration f the new
rules which ore to be submitted to the
next legislature for approval A largo
crowd attended the camp today
BACK OIUTAH STATEHOOD
ttapendon HallrTad TroJect I on
Foot
Ne v Yrk July 15 A Washington
dispatch to a morning paper aya
The day the presidents signature ia
affixed to the Utah admiselon bill will
see the launching of the greatest rall
roal enterprise of the car A trans
ccntlntiuil schemo has been matured
and ts only 1 eld bak until Utah can be
dealt with as a tale Behind the pun
of development I the wealth and nlu
rce of the Mormon charch With the
uuetneas characteristic of tho Mormon
Uacc the Burvoa have b n made
the miniate corvplled the n source tf
tie country carWuly investigated rht
worV Is In such nn advanced staije that
tl e biue prnt of the engine en map
are noar here tnd rcjdy to ujo fur con-
struction purports
The road ureed end to be built
extend Horn rialt Lake City southerly
and thn wtst rly l a laclftc condi-
tion in the Loj ngeles cow ltry If
the connection can not be made with
the fcanta Fe in southern California
then thla Utah road will be built
tl rougn to the coaat at or ntnr Lo
Angeles But the probabilities aro that
a traiflo arrangement will b mad
wth the tianta Fe from the Needles
tl mugi to th roai
The projects tf tM Lew road have
alrcad runded President Reining C
the Santa I and are to have a formal
meeting with hit t immediately arter
the statehood MU Is signal
Iy reference to the map i branch
of the Union Faclfio will be een reach-
ing sjuthwettwirdly from Sut Lake
Clt toward tho coast country hut
stopping short in themldstof the sier-
ras The Mormon have done uetlcr
than that Tiey have laid out a routi
which l a manel to tho engineer
who have reen the prolilea They par-
allel Ihe ridge instead nf rushing
them Th y have targ nts slvt and
seventy miles long demonstrating that
what appears the longest way round Is
r ally the a honest way to the coit
In southern Utah are anthracite coal
Ltd whkh exceed renrvylvanna by
one ha f but which have until n w
Tilr y escaped the Gentile rallroal
builder Theee coal Held will be pierc-
ed by the new read
lit shop Clfaweon of the Mormcn
church in the rctlve repreHrrlntUo of
Zlon In thl project He 1 here nnd In
charge of the lobby which ha put the
statehood bill through tu the president s
rands in snccthl Xssnclaied with
the bishop Is Mr Tromboone one of
th extrutnr of the Stanf ar 1 xtate
Co operating with the Mormon In the
railroad nnd statehood hope Is Colonel
J S CUrkson who represents capital
to be Invested In the railroad who
vIU probably give nls attention t the
flranUcrlng of the road retiring from
active participation In politic
mzw iilsimsh 3IUU
I Chicago Freparlnit or South Atnrrl
I can Trail r
Cincinnati July 15 The board of
trade and transportation of this city
last night opened up It new depart-
ment of commercial education The class
start out with a number of young
men emploed In our largest manu-
facturing Industrie Tbe plan 1 to
prepare them for becoming efficient
e gent a to represent the Industrie and
trade cf Cincinnati in foreign countries
especially in the Southern republics
where the Spanish and Portuguese
guage are spoken
I At present instruction will be given
I onl at night but Its the intention to
open up a regular day school In Sep-
tember The services of Professor P
I F Walker of the University of Cin-
cinnati have been secured to Instruct
the classes In bpnnlsh Trench and
Italian Most of the pupil who have
joined tho class alread speak Ger-
man The course of study is to In-
clude SpnnUh Portuguese French
I Italian history of commerce com me r
i clat und Industrial geography Interna
i tlonal and mercantile law commercial
nnd ihlpplng law of Central and
South America Mexico and the West
Indies eta
Mr James Page 1 the only represen-
tative of tho board of tride authorized
to establish agencies In Spanish-America
for business firm here under the
auspice of the board of trade He Is
now In Brazil but has alread opened
up depots for the reception of good
from Cincinnati manufacturer at Car-
acas Santos Ilrazll Tmaatave La
Guara liuenos Ayres Argentine Re-
public Bah I a Honduras Cartagena
Colombia and Itlo de Janeiro
Society Note from jiinritoud I T
Misses Octavla Kone and Maud Hill
were visiting friends at Pauls Valley
this week
Mr O I Oldham made a business
trip to Gainesville this week
Mr Charle Thornton of Caddo 1
T ifi visiting his aunt Mrs J C
Wilder of this clt this week
Mrs J C Wilder Misses Edna Law-
rence Lula Thornton and Mr Charles
Thornton attended the rknlc at Sul-
phur Springs last Thursday They re-
port a most enjojable time
Measra Joseph Kone Ira Mitchell
and Sim Rtggans are enjoying a few
days rest at the Springs thl week
A large crowd of young people en-
joyed the evening moat pleasantly at
the social glvun at the residence of
Mr Lemens last Friday night Music
conversation and croouet were the
chief topic of the evening after which
elegant refreshment were served
Itev McMiin lert last Monday for
Golden City Mo being called by a
telegram announcing the serious Ill-
ness of h a fathor
Mr M II Campbel of Leonard Tex
Is visiting his daughter Mr C U
H alley this week
Mi J r Beely made a business and
pleasure trip to purcell last Sunday
Mr C II Ceer and Mrs M V Lld
dell both or this clt were quietly
married at the M K church south
In this city last Wednesday night
RV J J Lovett officiating
Jumiist lulu n Welt
Corslcana Tex July 15 -I M Rain-
water nn old and weU rearected citi-
zen committed suicide some time last
night by Jumping into a well In h
jard He had b cn Ixs ry had health
for some six sara For about three
ear hlr rnlnd wa tmbiUnoed to a
limited degree
1 llil to test
1 dallton Jul IS At 10
oMoilc the rmtnn nf General rhllllu
O TueWsr past grand master of Texas
and giand comrauder of 8cotlh Rlt
i Misns wos Intrrvd witn laaviuc h n
Ors
j tlll tlrnuaac Ply
OslVMlwiTeiJJuIj i At thecoun
oil inntllg toinnti t is txpritti
turn rer lull rs ilei g iry of Mayor
Ply s wrii n m the rutnit atrlke will
ba ortutvti
Mrthodlt llnlatn Ra
Itusk Tex July 15 Jtev Jt
Hawkins Methnlltt mnister agel t
er died yesterday
Force fnr Txhm
Washington July IB -For Eastern
Texas bhowers In eastern fair In
western portions cooler In Interior
south winds
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
OXroitU 1D i AI 13 ATHLRTIO
TCAH9 THU ATrilACTlOV HOW
The English Newspaper Give the
Contest Much 31 ore Attention
Than lsnalf and Hie Ilreit I
the Greatest nf tbe Kind
I ondon July 15 There Is without
doubt greater Interest being manltitid
In todas contct between the Oxford
and Yale athletlo teams than was ever
shown in any previous gathering of
athletes In Great urttatiT When the
eeriest was first propHed tere Utile
Inttiest was taken in It by theiubdc
but ulnce the arrlil of the Yale team
turlrrltt and pculatlon has grown
uutll now everytwjy who tnkeji nnv
ltnte of collet rontist Is an the Qui
vlve of exp jctallii Ihe Interim in
this contest overshadows for tho time
being that taken In other sports not
even excepting the Britannia and Vigi-
lant races that will take place today
off Bangor Ireland It Is thought that
the mishaps that have befallen the
contestant during their practice la
likely to moJify what would otherwise
have been a very high standard of re-
sult Nevertheless a grand exhibition
U anticipated All the details of the
contest have now been settled and the
order of tho program tlxed but aa yet
It ts kept secret The newspapers have
devoted much apace to articles on the
condition and performance ol the ath-
letes and this morning they publish
long preliminary notlcen of the contest
The Times giving Its final conclusions
before the match says that Vry vt
Oxford has Jumped 23 feet 6 1 2 Inches
but he sprained his heel in
practice and this may reduce
the length tf his Jump today Sheldon
of Yale should the Time think jump
22 feet In spite of hi wrenched ankle
Swanwlch of Oxford alao Injures hi
heel and this may handicap him in the
high jump Still he has cleared feet
2 1 4 inches and he 1 certainly upe
rior In form to Card I ry of Oxford
did a hundred yards In 10 2 S seconds
In 1S92 and tho practice of the ale
at Oxford afford no ground for sup-
posing that either of the iale men In
this event will run the distance In less
time If Sanford of Yale Is really un-
sound ths result of the quarter mile
dash will probably he between Jorden
of Oxford and Pond of lale On paper
the mile run seems a certainty for Ox-
ford as Greenhowe best time la
4 22 3 4 It I difficult to come to a con-
clusion on the half mile event Should
this be decided before the mile rae
and Pond stands out Wood hull will
atone represent America The latter a
time Is 1 6S 4 5 while the Oxford team
In Its recent exercise took two minutes
on a quiet da It Greenhowe can
take part In both races eo cs
self full justice the half mile contest
huld be the mot exciting contest of
th da In the hurdle both teams
claim almost equal time The best
time of Oakley of Oxford la IS 3 6 sec-
onds
The condition will differ from the
American tem as Instead of a cin-
der track and loose hurdles there will
be a grass course and tho lump will
be over fixed obstacle Judging from
the practtca i f both team the Yala
men sem to be quicker and mora
active than the Kngllshmen and espe-
cially in doing the first yart of tbe
course On the other hand the Oxford
men t re better between tho hurdhi
instead of a few aa with the Americans
Most people predict that the Vale men
will be easy victors but many good
judges -would not be surprised to see
Oakley win
W ItACH TUUAl
The iRllnnt and Ilrltnnnln to Con
teat tualn for n an
London Jul 15 Th Messrs Goulds
bronze loop acht Vigilant and the
Prince of Waleu cutter Britannia will
take part tomorrow In the regatta of
the RoaI Yacht club contesting
against each other for the county
Down cup The condition governing
the race are as follows Match open
to yachts over forty rating first prize
the county Down cup or caBh alue
tO pounds presented by the Marquis of
Dufferln nnd Aa Commodore the
Marquis of Londonderr Viscount Ban-
gor Lord Dunleath vice commodore
and Mr XU E Ward second prize J25
pounds course from off the club battery
round a flag boat about a mile cast
of Carrlck Pergus bank thence round
marks anchored Blackhead and the
south Brlggs and back to the start-
ing line Three times round Yra time
allowance for a fifty mile course A
money atako of t3 will be added to the
flrjt prize The cutter Cndina waa en-
tered for the race but she was with-
drawn The Mcrs Goulds visited the
club houses at Bangor County Down
jesterday
Zlmtnerninn n Winner
Tarla July 15 rifteen thousand peo-
ple asrombled today at tre Buffalo
lodrome to witness the contests between
Zimmerman nnd Bar J on and nn En-
glish rider Tho flrst race one mile
was won easily by Zimmerman who
finished a dozen lengths ahead In the
second race fl e miles Zimmerman
won The time wa 11 CD Zimmerman
tnen won another race Wheeler finish-
ing second The crowd went -wild over
Zimmermans victories and he was
given a most enthusiastic ovation A
number of spectators wived small
American flags when they iaw how
easily he won
Internatlannt Illccle Ituee
Antwerp July 15 The International
Cyclists association has tiled the date
for the racea of the amateur champion-
ships of the world The racea win be
one mile six miles and a half and
slxt two miles and a halt and will
take place In this city August 12 and
13 The professional championship will
be held August IS
llaia tlatl
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 17 Cleve-
land
At Chicago Chicago io Brooklyn 7
I At Orand Uapld Orand Ilaplds 15
Kansas Clti s
AtTiledoT ltd I Minneapolis 9
At loulsvllle LojisvUU It Wash-
tngtoa 8
At bt Louis gt LWla S tl AlUmor t
MimuiAsnou ALt
Left n Million He Ouuililes und I
uw la Jail
ntr Mi h Jul 10 A J
al one tltno a member of tlm
lllnnrsota Mnatr ihe At n tvminK
aire and worth twavn In bis own right
owupln a cell In the certral atatlon
When arrested he gae I name of
Trederlck Henry Cooper but ho was
recognised ty a former chum In the
Columbia law college of which he Is a
graduate Tonight he made a full con
lived in Danv e Kj Ills father now
SffilTJlt4 i lm Vctnor of
nuilloa dollars at his disposal Most
of the money wa
securllfe in
of it tiiAn a Ta
llvlcffinDunthWhfiL
uivicu to gambling iijl
Pine land that did 152
cloTshoairiraM
ffn Minlfli 7catU
hi i I
undpr Hi mat 4
Jnme rc Dnrttt In
check for 50 on I i
iiiuuu am in hi nl
done crooked work tnSeVJ
Fauna H4 iTSj
years of ago rejUtercl Tfi
ialo hotel Hobokcn 00 J2
John Power was foonj 2
55lihHvi
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Btiiit vU SHOW t
natrm watt n itr
Tnn m15
i wrY sjwm
iVvBrnr rat i
SmJWflat2stasi
v u umucr llil
traced to a boarding hou j
ters from all oer ib
found He was emplovca i7
airent of the New Tork Uhil
company
lllB rire In Wen
ueiran jmen July i
itapios auohuJ
Press says that proHblyij
men women and chlMnifb
of n ten mile section of thf
part of Isatelln county k
on account of forest finj tLI
only smoulderlmr the nreii
Ine much surferlnir and tun
luu berlng camp if the Gai
compuny was totally dirm
many ncrea of green tlmbtt
small sawm Us and many
crop b Idgcs ffnees etc la
burned but there has been to
me
forrt Tire In XmijS
Ckb Harbor City S T5
Porest fires that hae beta ni
this section for several day
swept ovor an area of motto
acres Last night the condltki
fairs looked serious and tbTrr
for several miles around Hrn
out to fight the flames Ahjw
met with some success la chi
course of the fire there uTtiC
1 danger that many bulldisnvil
1 distnocd Among the buZ
ready burned w re those raft
oi congressman j j Uftrdnttl
lng his fine country resiAns
Bridgeport The dwelling bit
Ous llllams was also detti
fierce fire Is now sweeping lint
dense woods In the lower pen
loway township and Is heiMt
toward Hewitt town It lib
to form an estimate of tbt
present Ihe principal lotfnl
wll be the owners of the Unkj
large sections of whtchbavittft
b the flames if
Murine H
New York July 15 ArrtrtU
from Hamburg LjdlanKoS
London Amsterdam frcrafl
Philadelphia Arri edtfo
LHerpool JpLj
Lizard Passed HungarUtK
tlmorc Amerisa from New I
St Catherines Polnt P
zlllan from Montreal 1
Ileachy Head Passed a Sd
New York m
Queenstown Passed Ltt
New York 49
Vo er Paaed Schledaa
Tork m
Havre Arrived La Norma
New ork IPW
Southampton
New lork aaW
Boston Mass July 15 Atfr1
onIa from LUerpool 0tn
Antwerp 3P
New York July 15 Arriw
from LUerpool 91
The South KnldWil
South End O T Julr
tempt was made at about
morning to btow up the Id
crosses the creek at a dlstanrt
150 yards north The bridja w
ed by soldier The exploska
little harm Two carritnw
de put lea from North Enid cf
Lnid U tween 11 and II
night with a number of
tacked them with sticks
them out of town The pffcwi
the soldiers stationed wereawf
Creek by special tralnstU
some party or parties untUN
destroed the telegraph IW
Oklahoma Telephone compa
Enid jg
rottoned by CalUlT l
St Louis July 15 -A it
Itepublic from
Almnt thlriv Timona were
eating ice cream last week WW
Ion ten milts outh of n
have been under phyBlclaf
Mr n I nnnham has OM
agon and two or three
tho point of death Jt I
the milk una nolsoned
cWMfJ
itg
W S
hAttOBlT
vessel with a copper
cause can be asaicned
A Patul aesrrttf
Hoxle Ark July 15 -Brit P
Ed Swain two farmers in m
lsed land had a difficulty WJ
taxts Swain after belnj
toward a pond and 0JTj
it is tnougrht ne a 7
stands examination W
pond will be dragged
Hotel
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