Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 14, 1893, Page 2

2 SHE TRAVELED IN 2:06 FLAT Nancy Hanks Made a Brave Attempt to Lower Her Wonderful Record. VERY SOFT TRACK WAS TOOMUCH FOR HER Washington Condit Bal Pointer Dista Froo-tor-All 1 Park's € ra Cmeac 3 Specia Tur Ber the prospect trotting record Washington aftornoon, 4 monster crowd, tho larg has over been at the Lrack, exc day, went to see what Nancy do. The fameus mare was but the carcless way in wh had been prepared, along with th of yester 1, pr for the queen, Had 1t not been for the 1oct of thoso who have charge ¢ to putitin its best order, Nancy Hanks would have given the record a close today, as iL was on o At loast soconds slover than wher t it 2:071{ about a year ago. Nancy trotted 2106, the fastest mile ecvor seen in Washing on park, though itis not a record. The trial was made about half past o'clock, when upwards prosent. Budd Doble, for a week or so, was far frov but managed to fill his eng the mare t was sent i ) 000 very fast, so that tho first furlong close t Ve She ed the first quarter in 31t and trotted the sccond in the same time, as half was in1:020 The thivd quarter was slower, the mare doing thrce-fourtns of urney in 1:%4'. From there Doble e on her, and though very tired Nanc strugggled tome in 2:01 Soon after this performance it ounced that Directu day 1o beat the pre lator we heats for il meet all comers 1 £,000 or §10,000 4 sido. On the Regalar Card, The vepular card began w loft unt the raco i nished esterda, o heat Lexington finishing six fleld in 2:149;, a new mark for her. Lady Kobert was the tip am, olds, out was away off and | scoring 2211, in the scco eame the World's fair | free-for for th name 10 carry the Villago last moment Mr. Hamlin found younger gelding would be but only sixstarted. Re but one entry, naming Robery J later on substitut Hamlin just decided if R start to draw out altogeth cluded to let 1 a favorite at 10 to getting him rc the race v t dy Wils 1ot warn lost his stri when ho recovored and a of his most a gathered in two more trouble, poing faster did the fightinz in the 1ch time, nd he in 2:073¢ The 2:45 ot was a tame affair steady. “Tomorrow the exposition purse of $15,000 or-all trotters is the at- Walter and Little Albert being named. Summaries: apen to the fre traction. Such flyersas Hulda, Figuros on the Day. 2:17 cla , trotting, purse #1,500: Clara D, 1) Ly Belmont, dim by Cuyler Melivnry). ... Date I, b, m.. Wood . Oleerone, . ., Geors, o, bIK. .. Kenniy Lulla, ¢, b. i, G JL Fuilor Laicndd, b. <. Olnoy Ramona, 1., Wallup V. 5. Vogol A1 Thonins ol b, 5, GO Fals Earn, ch Commaorlore | lor i Time: 210k, 216k, 21140, 2:80 cluss, Lrotiing, 8-yoar-oids: Consolation rse, $100) Keatz, b . by Cy Twiitehi, 1. Thons Brenk o' Day. bl 1, Smiith Lady Robert, br. £, Campbell Antecoyn Finst Froo-for-ail, pacing, World's Falr 85,000 Flying Jib, b. g, by A W WP, ch. g, Trotter Manager, 2. 5., Dickorson J 1L DK s D Thomas. Prima Do, ol i, Ciiry Thmo: 21104, 5:00%, 2:071 O class, trotting, purse § Poep o Day, ch. g, by Dy Starlight, Splin Henriett G, oh. 1 By Eiyrin:iéeyos King Nalsir, b e Maloney Aimels Baby. & £, Boors Thme: 2:54% s ortat the State Far, LixcoLy, Sept Tur Bee. | —Today's races at tho drew larzer crowds than « was excellent, Summarics ; 280 trol wnfinishe Mudium won, Lukota s Gy 3 an third, race (unfinish 1:074 Uiotiin: toais of 1890, purse §300 tahd Chuntwo MeCormieic Manguy lectricity Procide Nolllo Vira 1l ), 13 Pieing foals of was the oniy sturterund o morely Jogg anl Yy Jox vied unie i vy Susie It Sirathhorey i j, 10 Running, ove-Dalt wilo and repes poned. High Wind at Atlantic, ATLANTIC, Ta, Sept. 18— [Specia to Tue Ber ‘I'he weather nere tods, fine, but the wind blew such a gale fast 1 could bo mude. Atter any w 1000 bei 39 trot AQl T, jr, by All Tim Steve Uniwire, by Mauibr Luwpus, by Ruby Jumes, y i » largest it has been Krounds. Tinie a843, 2341, 21884 d-year-oli tr Governor Merriam, by Oxford ri LawTosca, by Abbie Creizhiiin ancowood Time: 2:80%, 2:4244, 2:40) 49 trot Eredorick &, ty llorshol nk Slnions, by Onsta Tilind, by Homer Bilvertnil Lizhinig by Gide K Jo ¥ i or Wost Liwie: 2191, 2:00, 213415 Lemaie Dy, Lanaks. 1o, Sept. 13— [Spevia to Tuk Bes i~ This was | than 3 estor condition ; the we ced In the clng Race ot © Nun ng the open to ppeared along with 11al Pointe colors, but as called. The result was that in attempting to brush Figing Jib to the half Hal in_ Peep O'Day won easily enough when he kept me-Naoml, na-Middle- fown Mald, hy Middictown, Kelly »dim by yostorday) ond, Emnmiy ' n, Rally second, races, and ifie attendauco was much heavier The track was ther was bot with a high Wikd woat of the afteruoon. Aue 3:13 pace, Not 1n as Geod aw the Galiant Little Mare— od too much of & handicap track wer » has been ailing Hank 14, making the mile was n would start on t record and four days a race of th the 2:17 trot, Land Clara Dee from ngths ahead of her Wl pacers. Nine were on the card whose atthe | that votested eligible. 1t secms that Villaze Farm made first Hal Pointer. could ot r, but finally oo | Pointergo. Tho lat but owing to delay in up when of ths with Pointer to was @ loue way behind ond b the home streteh left him outside the flag Flying Jib finished in 2:10'7. Having disposed ugerous opponent, Flying heats with as in little Manager t. but tived in tho third, while the Californin landed his first victory of the year by a mite wzomae- 1 vurse, pecial Telegram to stato cand tho sport third yostor- Tiornat (unfly Telegram that muarics wem O Pelegram atthe GravE in excel First Geora Loudon Ak on At wor 1its Ston, 1 Gustri Hits pese PR e erom Pirilads Hits: Clueinnath, 6 uuutl, 1; Philadelphia Dwyer; Taylor and Cleneuts. Gt £1.000, ¢ wed in then e md in the race 245 pacing There rson took tt Ringrose Thompson wht m Ring heats and winnin In th CLIFTON Fino Sport at il Asure ( CINCINNATI toniu was my second, Sus Marciel (5 second, Volt NAT Cuicaco, Colts won the frst by better batting and throwing having Carthy tnstep bauly injured 1 in winnir Lotis, wis 3 | Batt You CLEVELAND | Giants . Now ¥ or and O Conl BALTIMORE, by heavy batting end Euough for the Senators. OUISVILLE, PIy edulod to & proveu s Hits: 1 from Grounds Track an o second, Captain 1t th END, clear and race, 1213 5) ito 1) third Lrace, 2od 5 o) third Fourth Alonzo (10 5) " won, 0t 1) third furlonis 1:02 five furlongs! Righ rente (@ ') second, Pitrician 3 to 1 e Sevinth i 2, won, o) third, T i ittlo M ird NI wou, Flon 710 2) third. ir horrible the Clan, ven of their eight runs inthe s, oh Boston Abbey Uhie Bos! Bt ui iy Win ind Lachiance of Balt Jattle en Weather ra e Hatlorivs THE _OMAIA DAILY | | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 18 was concedod first for 8-year vom Haley her. Thomps v, taking th the rae rall trot Ro! heat, ar s ivacic lumpy hivd, T Mot Clifton's Frogram, Results: Ihth i half fariongs Vuipina avesond. The wi and the Results: Sisteenth: Hume (20 t v 1:40, i and & sixtoenth w 1) second, 04 Jance (4 to Latoni Muddy, ‘T Results Walt Tlne: 1:00. AGUE GANES, Hard Luck s St Oan Trait. ping on Your Us Two games dicney batted out a safe lead, had two of his toes and his ri the Seor 0000 0008 0, 6. Frrors 1 runs: Chl And Sehrlovor, 0008 4 m, 8. Errors piod ring Donnelly and 'ho Browns sne 2 alter a hard 1010 trooklyn, 6 Eariicd run D und Gleas & Won His Own Game. Besides holding the hits, Youn 0000 0000 York, 7 . Edrned it vi Potty and Wilson Jonahs Stil Hiut Pittsburg won again The game was call ) account of | 1 001 001 tsburg, 8. 4. Earned Buker It Was a Great Battle, 18.~-A m Atten 000000100000000 V0100000000000 0 Philaaelphia, 11. Errors i, 1. Esrned runs Vaugha The grounds were Two games y but a hard rain at 1 ed tho first one Score: 000060 10000 o yostarday Jordan taking was distanced by Paoria, came Wk the next. winning 1ds and aid not two st lerson B Knoe Hot Springs, South Hak fowered his t e Lampy. struck in the soventh, bu 1 half furl ving Daly mtests o Rird colt, third Hamuer Peila won, Pysche L 1L Graosor of Ch 1 f wthon: " seeond, AL T Kean ather was | and Whittak ck Was | o sand persons aty If furlongs o Springticld Kinsston (3 o 2 Tinie: 1:075, Tom Tough ) 2) second, b anntus | 7 was o fine one, his wheet and Win i was a few yar nIermAN Was A Bald nire (2 to 1y s mile: Will Jodan seratch by Sanzer won the mile handicap yast time of 2:10 flat track furl, rht,Sept. 13—The pr He elaims 1 cconds, basing the’ elaim on | - computing the time ond game, | e supposed errov tinning 13, today 1 Stales, where he is ¢ Anotie playea in the 1rc 1Mirst N embers and friends of the consreg, son of himse wound is a s | d Kol a tio after tif neo, 1 several of th U the ( long since expired. | given an Washlogton, rorsi Wask.ogion, 4 Earoed runsi of the Teay sttt v 70 RECOVER MANY MILLIONS | THE THIRTEENTI Out Gua Drager at to D, Seot. 13.—[Special v Davny Daly. hight and Gus Dragor of Texas s of the town to the is man an odin 1 that he bold Tittle bantam vet him, and when 1ad 2 self-contic vinusing. Llis antagonist Wy blow i oon Drager's ere was nothing but svar. thira Dal oand wind, The latter was héavy blows 1 Daly lightly in the Land brought blood fifth there was not a blow struck ixth was pretty hard for Drager's suid he was sick o t. The crowd en and Daly pounded ttng light one thoand elventh rounds wer rwerstanding up presty well, L heavy one in the cheek for his was great punishment fov Ao up briskly, but in a4 stunner it of time, ki inded up and took & lory of standing befor ving, Mo was much dis planued on winning fzh Daly has goue 1o S hopes to” plan for an Oy Ho iscin fine lent than cver OPENED WITH SWIMING, e Amaiear League assoelation; second, Cathedral Atie e of the Milwag ssoclation. Time A. L. Keuny st, W. P Douglas Fime: 13 newas between Douglas Vs won by the latter ln an it thou ¢ day's racos ub at Hampden The day was al but only one record was milo rocord m - the tion, in which the mpeted Zimmerman, ger, J. Bliss, L. C aglor and 1. ¢ Bald nIer woa, with Door fifth a id Meintjes dropped b, which breaks the 2:13 in compett Zimmorman at uers of the Chapen won. Time wlls won sapi Dogsbarzer won, class: Brant won. Tin p: Sanger won aats thi Navahoe ania won the race v the defeating the American | 1t Navahoeowned by Royal Phelps Carrol two soconds. 1t was an close race, considering the L that the course 1s 120 miles in length » yachts started at 11:15 yester lin ay fore s to enter a protest ving the raco to the s victory by two n HUPSO Wils never si led in g by Stages. Charles Mitehell, the for Liverpool on h 1. Corbett f Gt Trrek Slow, Sent. 13.-The B Winasha s captured th ierson won seeond, Lulu 7 event Seore In the Checker Contest, 18, —Four guwmor IWors jan-1 Il ed chiceker cont score now stands awn, 8 - - IV ITLES, Methodist e o en o0 attend A recoption will be tendered Rev. Frank aid Mrs, Crane Loy wrow ovening in thodist church by tho 17, 1 compiny, wis thrown from a at the foot of Daveupor Luesday afiernoon, sustaining sevoral ro sealp wounds and s [racture of the W. Lee, ac f Tuesday evening imenting with a tar contents of the weapon wee in his left foot. Il on s for the school buildivgs the ¢ wencement of the t been received and « res; > been put to meetd the demand. In the o 100 soats are needed ther bufldings are i udit It will requive the t by the contructor has s R Up to the Standurd. PHILADELPHEA, Sept. 13,—The cruis Columbia returned to the yard of her builder with the record-bréaking figures of “2:3.10" flying from her mast, and was The eruiser was turned seaward 4 | yestorday morning and given a trial. 1t demonstrated the Columbia weuld wmeet the requirements. £ their recopt various companies f by the trust 10 largor hoidors nit Brought Against Directors of Northern by a Stockholder, 1o torn in th rHifcates a8 so ALLEGED GIGANTIC SCHEMES OF FRAUD Henry Villard, Oharies Wby, Colgat hy [ Gunshing 1 1-Haw the Swindles LAWYLER Nonpartien Fhomas 1%, Oakes, make restit | ceivers of th Second Ward Liepanti b not hee Them Nearly it controlled | the Bridgeport & South Chicago Wiereas, A Batavia company, which operated tisanship in th railroads had no market vatuo and en 88,000,000 11 Northern Pacific irad 1o dofrand the Nov ctors, all this Chicae Lmake an ex ifis candiiacy 1t is alieged LAt the: being relieved propertics to the m the people. consin Centra | which would b | Pacific company, whe latter | lizations of the fornter and S to receive Larg rangement, it is allogod that Abbot res s director of the assume all ob After which a resotution was puiss unsian, for connty for the pur- Wood pose of disguising vy-five years ant Worked T rou zh the Wis onsin then revolved with Hoe finaily saw faces of his hear wade by M company was o: Villard, C)! Hoyt and Abbott »n November 1 450,000, 5 momentum morteige on U s bohind | Groat Western 1| that £1,400,000 of the bnds to be s rage should wage debts when they shou Dr. Rozers, Geor Theodore Olsen Builders fron foundry, Providen business conm Ll The republicins malking propavations for th ward are | Wilson, ant surgeon Omahi streets, on the n nt ol fiveworks vwvest Demoeratic elub at | cars of all the br of | granted Captain Will infantry el Mass The toll William C. Benn puny M: Sceon night at Twenty-ninth and Farnam Sin Villard was then eha All Swedes in these sixth and L two of his associn H. IL Peshene, 15 meetings iold next week in other parts kind will be vadue of $0.425.000, 80 114t in 0830000 ali cpublican county noon to 7 p. 1 12 1oon to 7 p winkets, Hhe, & hwon Ready Bowen, the land beach mateh mad o of #5,000, \ing is sou “This being now At Herison 1,040,000 01 ceived by them in oxe compromise purse of $4,000, nateh may « Northern Pa ) OIL TRUSE DINSOLVED n o match wi ate but Wi o to Work in t'n SHOOTING - LIKE ~ MACHINES | Army Marksmon at Fort Sherid Proliminary Practice, WESTERN MEN SHOWING UP VERY WELL for Cirse 1 Sergoant Drecnvdar Also Stand High— Other Arimy News, i « | ta <t rifle ra morning, with field i and th thlowing a fa ) ( I 1 Cha . Varna Sevent 1 sovies of othor | s ¥ ing b, ten highest ovdinary ma ' . L Stevens, € 1 fantry serzeant L Ch « 22 tnlay | s v « 1 G2 Spazeon, Co, AL 218t infa Serst WoN wekett, Coo 1201 i fa B 1N Surgt, 1% LS ) | o, sedinar Corp. AuJ. th eaval « Mohitenhio, troop C, Sth eavalry DR W TR ) ey sorgtod, O, t A, 1ot Second Licut. L. M. Fa Wi S Livut. W " 1 w <t LB Enssling teoog | | Sergtd. 1 . il SerEt 15t e 1 valry tronp e wlosixsiiver v I 3 States ) y to take ¢ such time as 3 it academy may d 1hle Loave for to take wted Captain Butler D, Price, orders August4 are an as 1o grant leave of absence for fou o Cantain M Leave i is the leave wrante Ch Leave for one month with pei apply for t SToct upon being re ranted” First Licutcuant . Freneh, Thivd infantry Cavtain Willham ( o partment, will proc carringes. The leave grant master, 15 exten tenant Heury | ieved Trom n Pirst L S ndin s, fr Phe leave g, tended to and includ Lonve f 1. Mills, adjutant, Kt days. The followinz transfers and jentenants of artiil | o First Licutenant J. H. ¢ i i) 1 | . 1 - r % D | from work in the 1 two shots 1 Pacific stroots, vidson Making s Strong Wid o Corporal Atking Inanee 0, It, sted With the inspection of i 5T, 1 CARROLL JC( EIRISHSTATESME v PEOPLE'S Td PEKS. © HOURS OF 8§ BLUN