The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVIITH YEAR, No. 171, Ed. 1, Sunday, September 22, 1901 Page: 3 of 28
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CRESCEUS IS CHAMPION
jfeo His Match Race with Tlie Abbot
Yesterday Easily
jE GOT THREE OUT OF FOUR HEATS
k Abbot Did Not Appear to Be
and Made Bad
Good Form
Breaks Repeatedly
in
Mas September SlTHo
iHndTlllf
Crcsceus obtained n firmer
i t itaMon
n en W crown os Ulng of trotters by
rival Tho Abbot on
rtl BttSrlUc track J today 1n three out of
AnrftttU Tie two fastest trotters In the
mi raced for o i 000 purse offered
if Thomas XV Lnwson nnd tho money
5m people paid to eco tlio
the 1000
au went to a well known local char
17 Tic weather was perfect but the track
the recent rains nl
rr Heavy from
UUACB U 1 < C1 aSt 8 ° tUat ° rCKOr1 S
broken or even approache < Iln fact
that in tlio last heat
tt fcstwtjime
ricc wM disappointing to a huge
JiwltV of tlie crowd and scorned to lead
SHSe that The Abbot has not
conclusion his sickness of last uprliiR
aS from broke repeatedly and ion vulua
Abbot
tu HUtance In the first beat be went
Mifeet before reaching the llrst turn
behind nt the finish
ton
H wn s to Weep up in the second and
S the delight of the crowd passed Crcs
Kuiat the half nud won by n length In
ff another brcMk came
third however
rirtt at the start nnd the Sentinel horso
his distance nt the finish
riilr saved toe weights were resorted to and
S they apparently steadied The Abbot
fftte tame time they sapped his vitality
hit when the moment came for tho
illii t heat exhausted nature rebelled
ind Crwcus won the heat nnd race by
KS iStJh 20om
purse
MclSrogorMabel
Itobet
lottlno Howard tKetcham won The
Wot h e fhlmcXett t > King by Slain
ffiW coond lfine 210VS
m 2 > i 207
FINISHED IN THE DARK
Leaf and Janice Out
Judges Sent Palm
After Daylight Had Waned
Cladonatl September 21 There wns an
taunt accno nt the closing of the fourtn
ir of the Oakley Park Grand Circuit
tawtlns Talm Leaf Janice and Ozannm
til Mi two heats In the Grand Hotel
rtne of J3000 for 2 14 trotters and In the
tit fronlnj darkness Ed Hcuyon driver
M Oiaoata followed by a crowd of about
Mft treat to the Judges stand to demand
tie enforcement of the rule agalust racing
t the daylight had too far gone la be
tile to distinguish the color and gait of
ttt hnrten Tlie Judges Insisted on ilccld
Itj the race nnd Talm Leaf and Janice
e teat tvwav for the flnnl journey It
color of Jiorse
tret io dark no or
Idiui cap could be distinguished on the
but itretch nnd far turn The heat was
iron by Palm Leaf The judges declared
to the association Ben
third money to go
joa entered a protest amid the cheers ot
tit crowd and the money Is now tied tip
for a decision by the National Trotting ns
Foctitloa
ENDURANCE BY RIGHT WON
Western Filly Took Up 130 Pounds and
Defeated a Good Field
New York September 21 Endurance By
Eight J W Schorrs crack Western filly
took op 130 pounds In the Holy handicap
It Gravetend today and won cleverly by
i leasth from a high class fiold In the
tack record time of 107 for ttve and a
til furlongs Endurance By Bight was a
trpat favorite at 7 to 5
Tie Second Kneclal nt a mile and n half
i won by lllues
About six furlongs Iervera Flora Po
neao Belvtno Time 1 11 13
Steeplechase about two and a half miles
Dr Elchberg Jessie S Bachanal Time
503The
The IMly handicap five nnd a half fur
kwEaauranrp Iv night Whisky King
Wilton Time 107
Second Bpeclal
mile nnd a halfBlues
W Colo Advance Guard Time 23i
Atou lx furlongs yolliiigMnry Worth
un V IndJr Sterling Time 111 2
Mile nnd a sixteenth selling Mack Dleli
wH argrave Ethics Tlmo 148 15
AfiGREGOR WON IROOUOIS STAKES
He Was Cleverly Piloted to Victory by
Jockey Coburn
f eptembcr
L 217ockey Colmrn
oted Argregor to
victory at Hawthorno
Vi capturing the Iroquois stakes of
riil 4 SOUniIy catlllS Marcos tho
wmtclcd favorite Threo times had tho
Mtbi SJf0 St saW s a winner
X rMU today was due to bis clover
yeVtnai or Toah John
> MlM Sd nUllf fToiBSMcrrltnent
Sl DVhi si naK Tag Time 107
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x i
r ruMoncyMu6S
Uad tS se1llnKTKcnt < ky Babe
to wlll PW Cllef Tlmc l74
Tim S CIosnc UIeiy > Uttl
Form
Players Were In
h k I Sept 1cmb 21Form players
bZ WMl today nt DcImap
iBfe i bur p
fi Tlmril0 8 Jolln Morton W G
lg tartoagtfafiia Sambo Marue
MssMah 1r 1 f BSInnr m
Mli and i JiJa > Troo l207i
ft S2 iJgeen1l wfuC Bcana
151 < ynU
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< Jlo TlmoriJUv L > llch SaUB Coat >
CORBrTmN COURT
> Pay
Hundreds but Admits Spend
v Iork ino Thousands
Glared
l ° mb iamw J Cor
Slrcr < oath ln sunnlemontnr
P lw i lt hB uas Pont 100
Tr8ui l i n beine I Uoncd beforo Jus
M a to m rt thtce of lhc 8 Prcmo
m W nlb lty t0 v a Jue
rr r Q A it od against him by
IIW 11 IresIllct of the Ant
l nd wJjr xP < renco as a
< rtiatr wearily replied Paid
m Vlnlia that hf owned any Jewelry
uaea I think they ore
Tltt t t ab ut an qulty In
UlS lth ttm X aml was ai
nrabUM i J llvf Pretty fast
Sk fllivf f0110 in n short
guj ast mo rix
Uk Who Mid bl bu CorbeU
replied that his
marked parenthetically wife did aDcI then
Appcndlcltll nnd SUnplcmrntnrT
lngs are fashionable fii S j K nr A
WILL CHALLENGE IMMEDIATELY
New York Yacht Club Will w ah
Shamrock to Hold the Cl
Now York September 21 If Sh mo
is i r iH
A GREAT GAAIE OF BALL
CHICAGO SHUT BOSTON OUT
SEVENTEEN INNINGS
Ilttshurg ft
Philadelphia 127
Hrooklyn 127
St Ixmls 27
Boston ijjjj
New York yn
Chicago mo
Cincinnati i i
rt
73
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no
ni
4U
45
nt
54
Ul
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74
70
75
IN
Thirteen of tho Innings Passed Without
a Sinale Mlsplay Being Charged
to Either Team
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost
FC
f 3
575
575
020
aus
403
yj2
St I ulB September 21Thc locals were
unable io hit Donovan consistently today
nnd Brooklyn won by scoring runs In tbo
t i tlir ° p nnlnK aft which Harper al
base e nlnn lo Kct 0B far cond
Score t
n
Itrooklyti Ill 000 CW 8 i
ht Ioills 000 oiOfOO 1 8 1
Donovan and Kartell Harper aud Hoy
Cincinnati September 21Matthewson
was at his best today nnd the locals emitd
nol touch him they getting only three hits
Score n it ij
Cincinnati ooo 000 010 1 t t
N orU no o o ooir io i
Phillips and Bergen Mattliowson and
Pittsburg September SlTonmetid was
too much for the home team but splendid
support of Chesbro brought the score even
until the tenth when Thomas made a sin-
gle Flick tripled and Dclchanty doubled
Kcoie It 11 R
Pittsburg 000 101 000 0 2 4 1
Philadelphia 110 ouo 0H 2 I 11 2
Chesbro Zlmmer nnd OCouuor Town-
send and Mclarland
Chicago September 21 Boston and Chi-
cago today played a great game of ball
Both pitchers did romarkable work and for
thirteen innings were supported without a
mlsplay a great many of the chances on
both sides being extremely difficult Tho
work of Long and Illckcy was especially
brilliant Dexter scored the only run lu
flic seventeenth taking first on Longs
fumble second when Hlckey was hit third
on a force and home on Childs fourth
single
Score n II T3
Chicago 0 0 000 000 ooo 000 01 1 h i
Boston 000 000 000 000 000 00 0 8 3
Hughes nnd Knhoe Dluecn and Moran
P C
021
170
54T
521
402m
411
mi
Boston September 21 Detroit won in
tho Jirst Inning of todays game by bunch-
ing two hits with two bases on balls At-
tendance 1300
Score It II B
Bcston OCX 100 000 1 7 t
Detroit w 300 OOO 000 3 7 3
Winters and Schieek Slcvcr and McAl
lister
Philadelphia September 21 Chicago
played a ragged fielding game today aud
Patterson was Incffeclhe liemhinl pltchel
a steady game and kept tiio rYsltfis hltt
wattered
Seoie It II 12
Philadelphia 012 140 02x10 15 0
Chicago 000 102 2W 4 11 0
lieiulinrd and Powers Katoll Patterson
and Sullivan
Baltimore September 21 Baltimore took
two games from Milwaukee today McOiu
ulty and llouell pitched line ball for tue
homo team
First game Score It II 12
Baltimore 010 002 02x 5 8
Milwaukee Oil 000 K > 2 15 3
Mcdlunlty nud itobluson Hcldy and Ma
loncy
Secoml gante Score It It K
Baltimore 010 023 IOj 7 7
Milwaukee 000 110 OOO 2 0 3
llowelt and Bresuahan Garvin nud Mo
loney
Washington September 21 Washington
captured both games of todays double
deader Cleveland played ragged ball In
both games In tho first game McNcal wai
sent toi ie bench after a fusillade of hits
In the Initial Inplng Moores wlldness and
wretched support threw the secoud gams
to Washington
First game Score It II 13
Washington 7 i 323 00x18 23
Cleveland 002 000 014 7 11 7
Pfttteu and Clntkc McNeal and Connor
Second gnme Score It II H
Washington 022 00111 ti 3
Cleveland 000 0123 0 I
Gears and Lusky Moore and Wood
Called end sixth account inrkness
SOUTH EnN LI2AGUB
Played Won Lost P C
Nashville UO 7 5 Jl W
Little Bock 118 75 4 WU
MemphlB 118 00 40 683
New Orleans 120 01 51 5i3
Shreveport 117 52 444
Birmingham 110 45 05 40t >
Chnttnuopga 11 40 i jwj
Sclma 112 M 73 348
Memphis Tenn September 21 Birming-
ham defeated Memphis this afternoon In an
exciting gnme Henley outpltched WU
helm but nllowcd the only score on a
wild pitch Tho features of the game were
n brilliant running catch In left Oeld by
MeKcvItt and a pretty onehanded stop by
Vnldols at second for Memphis
Score D
Memphis 000 000 fX o 8 4
Birmingham 1UJ W WO 1 4 2
Henley nnd Armstrong AMIhelm and
Kalkboff
Llttio Itock Ark September 21 Little
lloek won two more games from Chatta-
nooga this afternoon In tho fourth In-
ning of tho second game the locals were
ciedited with seven hits with a total of
sixteen bases Lynch and Gilbert batted
out a homo run each Attendance 2500
First gamoScore
Little Itock 4OT 205 OOx14 17 0
cnationooga > vi uw w < J 1
McCIoskey and Lynch Bruner and Har
ri II 13
Secoud gameScore
LltUe BOCU 201 COO Win 10
rbattnnooga 001 01 OOO o
Bruntr DoUa d
Hkopee and Lynch
rtoth
Shreycrort La September 21The
locals defeated NashTlllo In the itwta
the local dla
on
citing gamo ever played
mond Flsbcr rltched a magotflctnt game
nd dMexred thut out The eidtemeot
1
HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 22 190
eamb aiiisnrlfi ClclhincfStcle
Closed Tomorrow
account of Holiday
Open after G p m
t
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW UNTIL 6 P M
WILL BE OPEN FROM 6 TO 8 IN THE EVENING
A Monster Display of Perfect Clotfain
FOR MEN AND BOYS TO WEAR
For fail and winter of 19012 we have purchased the grandest and choicest array of Mens and Boys Fine
Suits Overcoats and Trousersthat it has ever been our good fortune to secure The makes are undoubtedly
the best produced at any time by any tailors The materials are the best the most select and the patterns are
exclusive Our clothing commands respect in any company by its qualities of fit style and fabric
The shapes for the season are
all new and prettyPanama
and the improved Golf shapes as
well as the others
Stetsons 4 nnd 5
Harvard Brand 3
Regent Brand 2
Derby T1S ew Kox block is cbnsid
Hats ered the acme of perfection
Assorted shapes in them to suit
the requirements of different indi < pr
viduals but always P
Stetsons Self Conforming and
Featherweight Derbys price
The Overcoat Display
Comprehensive complete vast it contains every style that is popular and correct
There are short ones long ones and medium lengths in such variety of material as you
never saw before
KITCHENER Overcoats like cut made with yoke back and front materials of fine
Cheviots in Dark Blue in Oxford Grays Browns some with neat Pl A j QC
Overplaids in colors to correspond Prices p XU qiOO
Hundreds of fine Overcoats of richest materials Oxford Cheviots in assorted shades
and colors Covert Cloth Melton Thibet and Worsteds fijfl C j CCA
Overcoats of more moderate prices materials Covert Cloth Melton Thibet and Oxford
Cheviot guaranteed all pure wool and well made P7 CA d A 19 CA
4
The Display of Mens Suits
cut and stylish 295 regu-
lar values Price
Palestine Defeated Tyler
Tyler Texas September 21 The Inter-
national team of Palestine defeated the
Cotton Belts this afternoon on a score of
0 to 1 This is the last of the scries of
games between these rival teams and the
Palestine aggregation has one game to Its
credit Pleven hundred people from Pales-
tine and Tyler witnessed the game
Waxahachie to Have a Park
Waxabachle Texas September 2ipL
ctfltk caasuiTt ctfllttllzea aVtWOM
ifiiWIiTtf
Pure All Wool Suits for men well made well tailored and good fitting
Plain Blue and Black Cheviots and fancy patterns
Mens Cheviot and Worsted Suits in solid or fancy patterns extra well
made lined with durable double warp material
195
750
1000
Dark Blue Serge and Plain Blue Cheviot Sack Suits single or double breasted < I 9 CA
and fancy designs in Worsteds Cheviots and Tweeds all cut the new way v wU
A rare selection of choice Worsted Cheviots in most fetching designs tailored by the
most thorough and reliable clothes makers in America i r A A
the sort youd readily pay other stores 20 for Price v <
Finest and richest qualities in Mens Suits second in no respect to the
best productions of highest priced tailors Prices 20 25 30 and
<
I I if 11
i
Black and Blue Cheviot Suit s with knee pants well
put together aud reliable < > > rr j M qA
sizesStolG Prices LD dllU iplOU
Fancy Cheviot and Plain Blue Cheviot Double Breasted
Suits for Boys all wool extra good for < v > j pa
school wear P J oJ
Fine All Wool Cheviot and Worsted Suits double breast-
ed style with knee pants or single breasted < j r aa
with vest to match v 5
Boys Finest Knee Pants Suits single or double breast
sty ks 0 rt m e
a T 6 to 15
Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits of richest materials
shields and collars neatly embroidered and braided
Mens Fall Hats
Soft
Hats
Boys Fall Clothing
solid brown red and blue and olive in assorted shades
p S0 10 5 750 10
Norfolk Suitswith yoke back and qj < > r qj rt
frontbelt to match Ptices P Pt < P 0U
Small Sack Suits with vests to match for small boys lo
wear verynew and swell j q ja q r 7
sizes3tolo OOU 0 p
Vestee and Sailor Suits for small boys Fancy Che-
viots Plain Blue Cheviots and Cassimefes
Boys Vests at Special Bargain Prices
Boys Double Breasted 4Button Vests made without
collar sizes 4 to 18 yearssome worth as much
as S200 none worth less than 150 Zr
Choice of any OUC
3500
c
Youths Suits for boys of 14 to 19 years are made the
same as those we sell to menworkmanship is the
same materials the same and style the same except for a
little necessary touch of youthfulness But the prices
are different Youths Fancy Cheviot P A A
Suits sack style < > 0UU
Fancy Cassimere and Plain Blue Cheviot Suits the
sort that sells for
usually 10 T
7 ja
Our price p0U
All Pure Wool Cheviot Cassimere Tweed and Winter
uSfvtys p I0 and 1250
Boys finest and svvcllest Suits made of the best there
is in the way of materialsstylish < l < r j Oc
and attractive Prices PI 10 p 0
We offer special attractions for tomor Mens Black Kid shoes
T IT IS MARVELOUS how Kid Shoes ji
row evenings trade = = between the
hours of 6 and 8
Mens Mediumweight Suits of All Pure
Wool and Woisted materials in neat and
desirable patterns a big assortment of
themnot a suit in the lot worth less
than 1250 < ps jc
Your choice tomorrow evening PO Lo
Mens Worsted Trousers worth 395
dark neat stripes and other neat
patterns on sale tomorrow night t
275
Mens Outing Flannel Suits 2 pieces
all there are left of the suits we sold earlier
in the season at 1000special values at
that price < t i rn
on sale tomorrow evening at Pt OU
Fancy Cheviot and Worsted Trousers
dark and medium light effects correctly
are crowdlnc
out the other kindsOur Kid Shoes are so joft
and delightful for the feet so easy snd comfortable
they wear so well look so well and maintain their
structural Integrity so splendidly that the public 1
fast preferring them to all other kinds Ours are
the best and our prices are the least
Klams Hand Welt Kid dC AA
Shoes vpDUU
Klams Dlack Cat d n r a
Kid Shoes POtU
Kiams Bench Made Shoes 7
These are positively the best works of shoema-
kers They acknowledge no superiors they are
perfect Patent Kid Patent Colt Slcln and Vld
Kid all sizes and widths
Send as your name on a postal card and we < will tnail you a copy of the fall catalogue as soon as W s out
Mail orders promptly filled to your satisfaction or your money back cash orders 5 and over expressed prepaid
In the ninth Innlnc when Dowlc crossed
the plate with tho tying nin oa Welknrfg
slugle was Intense lltctier Sanders of
NnihTlUc had his hand split t > y n hot
from McQulrcs bat
liner
rub
v TlVle 003 001 O0K 4 7 5
Fisher und McGuIre Sanders Sblqjds and
Fisher
Now Orleans September 2I X w Or-
leans had another easy time with S lma
althouch tho latter rallied In one Inning
und bunthed four hits me locals hit
Ualley hard n II B
Rplma 1000 410 OOO ti 1 1
kw OrYeans 210 040 fiOxlG lit 2
l naJley aodM rei Freeland and Abbott
PLAYERS ASSOCIATION
Meeting at Cleveland Will Ba an Inter-
esting One
The next meeting of the rinyer Pro-
tective association will be Id Cleveland
next month nd as the grabbing of pUy
ert by b U the bis ieizw will biv con
IAM Mammoth Clothier
menccd In earnest by that time several im-
portant Questions will likely bo up for
consideration A new wrinkle that will
be discussed will be the proposition to In-
troduce a bench batter Into the game to
take the place of the pitcher In the bat-
ting order It may be that the National
and American leagncs will lie asked that
this change be embodied In the rules gov-
erning the game The players will pro-
test the argument that under the present
rules every club with championship aspira-
tions Is forced to carry from four to seven
Pitchers nnd that anything calculated to
relieve tho strain upon the twlrlcrs and
leave them free to concentrate all their
effectiveness In delivering the ball to the
batters will be to the advantage of the
club owners
GAME THIS AFTERNOON
Firemen Are to Go Against the Gal-
veston Aggregation
The biscbal game today between the
Firemen and the club from Galveston prom-
Ises to be one of the best of the season
The visitors have a strong toom x t eml
t > r fetilon l bill pltTese u tht Uesa
will show Lultleh nnd Olsen will be the
battery for the visitors while HtaDles and
Slarkley will be in for tho locals Jlmnlro
Proctor will call nlay at 4 p m The
lineup will bo an follows
Galveston Positions Mremen
Olsen Catcher Slarkley
Iultlcli PltclKT Btaplej
Mnrlowe First Ilase Mnckey
lnge Second llnso Scarborough
Vtittt Third llnso Pautlg
Kverhirdt Hhort Stop Itafferty
Vlut Left Field Ollre
Murrsy Center Field liellly
Wilson Itlght Field Le Clair
being organized hero for the purpose et
acquiring the park property of the street
railway company and making extensive
Improvements on same An amphitheater
with a seatlsig capacity of COOO persons
will p built The building will be ready
for the opening of tho Chautauqua next
sumintr
Chicken Picked by a Whirlwind
Cleburne Texas September SO Mr John
Fox Is authority for tho tale of a wind
freak here last Saturday The story Is
verified by ladles at bis home A chicken
was nicked up blown some distance and
denuded of Its feathers by the wind
caw itbe occurrence
lie
Prohibition Will Not Be Contested
Cleburne Texas September CO The
county commissioners will meet Monday to
canvass the returns of the recent prohibi-
tion election and declare the result They
can If thoy choose allow tho saloon men
ninety days In which to close out their
business Talk of contcitlcg the cl oii
ku ft rt 41l JUt
Closed till 6 p m
Tomorrow account
of Holiday
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BICYCLE TIRES 425 PAIR
Morgan Wright
Inner Tubes 100 each
Bicycle Railroad Attachments
The best Rent Wheels ln the City AI
Repair Work Guaranteed Gas Lamps l5 <
and up Carbide 25c per an
CLEVELAND CRAWFORD CRJBSCBNT tni
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