Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1903, Page 4

THAE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1903. Evening and Street Costumes and Demi Costumes In this superb assemblage ara the highest grade costumes and demi costumes that tailor skill can devise, Every highest conception of fall style is embodied in these matchless garments, The fabries and workmanship have reached the hignest point of elegance to $6 up $250 ' be found in women'’s ready-to-wear costumes. Weshow many special to Our Fall Leader-—Ladies’ Suits at $9.98 remarkable sujt value ever presented—swell and up- Exquisite Fall Milliner | e Swellest Autump Modes | q Fall Millinery NDEI | The Swellest A .4 I.- 'poSTQN Sroty NOWNED DESIGNS OF TWO CONTINENTS, e - IN THE ATELIERS OF PARIS. ever known. The designers of Viro, Louiss, Pouyanne, Madam Julia, Boyer, and other French oreators '\ fashion's workshops. More stunning modes than have ever been cwhibited in a single store in the West. A pleas French Pattern original Fronch pattern hats inluding some of the most expensive models that SMART STREET HAT SPECIALS. THE NEW SEASON’S MOST ARTISTIC EFFECTS REVEAL- LADIES’ NEWEST STYLES TAILOR-MADE SUITS, COATS STZ sON J i Brandeis millinery known throughout the west for its ewcellent superior grade never reached such elegance The opening of Ladies' Fal!?}armanta will reveal a display of matchless style at Brandeis. This acknowl- vie with the conceptions of Lichenatein, Joseph, Nilesand others, We beapeak the authorilative style elegance ineach separate design. | ing variety will be a delight to every lover of fashion in Omaha. Hats at $15,00 B¢ tent over trom France. These bats have served thelr purpose as putterns : Large and speclal showing —for opening day we pre- ING THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CREATIONS OF RE- AND SKIRTS—THE FASHIONS THAT ARE FAVORED as now. Saturday we will show the most charming assemblage of fall millinery conceits that Omaha has edged style shop of Omaha kas this year forestalled all possible rivals by securing the very swellest oreations from Original As a special feature for opening we show a large number of 15.00 and are now placed on sale at the remarkable value of ... . sent a number of smart street hats which are abso- ULTRA SWELL DRESS HATS AT $5. A number of very high grads dress hats in the swell trimmed hats with flared brima, silk, velyet and plush hats, also the new draped hats. These are the work of experienced artists nnd are some of the most elegant designs to be found, special.. A Great Suit Value for Saturday Highly fashionable suits in the popular effects, such as the corset coat idea, new Frances cape coats, lutely correct in poiot of fasnion and are highly ser- 3 Elegant carriage hats —Swell tailored carriage hats, also a number of well known Gage car- riage aod street huts, rare conceptious s 50 of the millinery art, today, 7’ Fancy feathers, lnc]’ud- - TR coselbgbossspes ing wings, breasts, pom- poms, ete, at..... viceable for fall wear, at.. .. Most 85c $1:49 gqq $195 Handsome trimmed hats—Handsome- ly trimmed hats with ail the latest ideas in bird, feath- Amlzo;l plumes, hand- or and ornumeonts, trimmed as a special i for opening day, remarkably handsome $3 50 some 14 inch Amazon 29c plume, at...... . designs, at..... Sessssesene Ready~to-trim Hats — Shirred silk Great Value in Amazon Plumes— ready-to-trim shapes, silk and velvet An 18-in. Amazon plume, pure black crowns, all styles, $2.50 980 and all the very best stock, 1 39 . VRIGH, BT ot ia soavas Suvins a $3.50 value, at.....e Children’s Millinery Specials Children’s Trimmed Hats to-date sults In the new cloths and correct fall colors up to the latest style in every detall—such swell garments as would sell at much higher prices throughout the country, at three-piece suits, many silk lined, at ... ...24.50 9.98 High art suits in the much favored zibe'ines, plain and plaids, new Scotch twaeeds, coverts, ete —evary one in this immense lot is a baautiful and stylish new $ $ asaign — speciaie 8t . 35, $45, $49 Handsome ideas in the long box front coats, with belt effects, full lined jackets, $1 4 85 skirt trimmed with triple fold pleats, special at.... . . o - A Remarkably Handsome Array of Dress and Costume Skirts Our dress and costume skirts have that touch of fashion excel- up lence which every critical devotee of late fashion notes and ap- p t & proves—we mention specially handsome designs for today.... 0 Dress Skirts—Made of broadeloths, | Golf and Wllkln*‘sklnl—ml the new- by French cheviots, Worombo Venetlans, ert ldeas in Walking and Outing Skirts, broadcloths i $l 5’$l9‘ made with button and 4-98 and volles— stitch strapped trimming— at ... novelty cloths—at.. Chiffon hat drapes, in all the proper fall col- lors, at. . A very swell Dress Skirt—with new trains and other features—at.............co A fi t 3 0 Py N o NEw FALL new, long, loose effects, box fronts, etc., made in the up- - ne line of children’s daintily trimmed hats, serviceable AND WINTER ;g;-:\»:zm&'e rseys, 12 5 up 9 for dress wear, extra- l 4 9 1 98 2 9 COATS ete.—go . to 4 ordinary values, at ... & e 1) » ‘4 Children's School NEW FALL » iy b 4] Box Coat at $4.98 A special value for opening, A fine showing of the stunning new Winter Coats, In the Hats at 59c A piquant creation of stitched cloth, Children’s Mohair Flats These excellent mohair flats are ready to trim and are quite favored among the designs of exclusive 45 C 19¢ Two Specials in Children’s Suits ' In Our New Children’'s Cloak Department. All well made child’s tailor-made Suits— little swell ‘box grade Sult—in _swell A high cloths and s T . $ K chilfzeré Hatu at a;gh“glbi‘lf ribbon, coats made of the new E{':;?lm:"-?r— ARl 5.98\ I et 9.98 cloths and includ- ing the latest fall ehades, at.... Children’s Fall and Winter Coa and Raglan styles—made of the cloths and including all the best 59c ors, at Specials in the Basement Saturday A sample line of fine china cups and saucers, worth up to 75c go at, each, 36¢C Sample Plates, all sizes and all kinds, worth 50c, go at, each.... .... ....19¢C Velvet Ribbon Bargains. (o aa T Art Needlework Dep't. g)nflc?llll(mer of No. 1} and No. Staflonel‘y COllllfel'. Third Floor. all silk black velvet ribbon at | Paper . novels, all good New bead work looms, the 1c Yd. or 10c Bolt titles, regular 25c kind, |regular dollar loom, SOC One lot of wide, satin back, |go at as black velvet ribbon, 50 Al kinds of Indian beads, reg- the 15¢ kind, for, a sc' EACH ular price 85¢, for a lgc yan jarge bunch, at turned to smiles of admiration, when the ot nine games for the world’s champion- |and Huntington, I feel that we have a | sorrel began to smash the records as a | Ship between Boston, .nnmm(mc. OF \ho | team that will finish the campaign the 3-year-old. last of November with a large number of Clearing out sale of all caps and early fall trimmed, an open- SEYION, AL iiiiiiiiiiiinie, iog special at.... Smart little effects in Monte Carlos, box cos i 1,98 -2.98 - 4.98 $ 4.98 Sterling Silver Novelties. SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY. An extraordinary sale of silver novelties for the toilet table, .etc. This splendid lot, the sample line of a mam:)fam turer includes fine silver manicure pieces, nail files, button +ooks, curling irons, shoe horns, roller blotters, paper knives, call bells, letter openers, darners and dozens of other d.nlm.yi and useful little articles, handles 25-39- of dull and polished silver, big Sat- urday sale, worth up to $1.50, each. i at X, Glorgs T Matsnane ot Toledo, O., is a good reader, and, in fact, PICTURE SPECIALS Picture Department, Third Floor. Photograph size of poets, musicians, authors, actresses, 50 ete,, size of card mount 8x10, worth 26¢, at...... Decorated cabinet photo frames—with easel back, worth 26c, at....... 4oV IOC Wire photograph holders—the kind you hang on 12 ¢ the wall, worth double, at. Cavie e ambhs e i WK Artistically decorated burnt wood cabinet photo frames—worth $1.25, at.... 690 ute the other half among the various de- partment headquarters and on special duty elsewhere. + DALY l.lFE_(ll" CRESCEUS BONAPARTE GETS DOCUMENTS Great Trotter is Handled on a Most Bys- tematio Routine. CONDEMNED TO DEATH WHEN A COLT he is the possessor of one of th libraries in the state of Ohfo, Ab:utfln:r:: time the now great son of Robert Me- Gregor began to show promise, Mr. Ketcham was spending his reading hours in the history of anclent Rome. At the suggestion of Tim Murnan, Bince that time, he has justified all that | The series will his owner has promised for him, and to- day he holds more world's records than any other horse living or dead. EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS American league, and Pittsburg, champions of the National league, has been AFFAnEed: gin in Boston about October 1, and will consist of four games in each city with a ninth game here or at Plttsburg in case a tie results, EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS laurels to our credit.” The schedule includes games with some of the local teams and with a number of the neighboring towns. The first game fih the "Omaha High school on Saturday and then will follow games with the Dodge Light Guards at Council Bluffs, Woodbine (Ia.), Council Bluffs High schos Will Begin Aotive Work in Investigating Indian Land Frauds. Would Use Wireless Telegraphy. Rear Admiral Barker, commander-in- chlef of the North Atlantic fleet, has ree- ommended the equipment of all the battle- ships and large crulsers of the navy with pe— by the trainer of Bellevue college and the Blair High scho HAS SELECTION OF HIS ASSISTANTS w"“’lleu telegraph apparatus, L esceus, that th Both TUE GRE Merest Chance Saved the Life of | thought Crelceulewcut::l‘dn::d::p:on;z\:' Do | But One Favorite Wins at Gravesend -I:;- rateh and Major Delmar| cprgCEYS, THE GREAT, TODAY A Dead Man is Responsible. BAe' Anbnak: Whe'! Was. e % ool au Tuithr ey 30 et Bt I Rt e D, st e Unsuccessful Attempts 4 Oaptatn Reeve, Atde-de-Camp on Sta@ | o0 " BT oe omcers ap- Be King of His Sporty emperor, there was a charloteer Goed Day. te . Lewer Recerds, Champion Trotting Staflion Star & of General Dates, Selected ms |;inted to Investigate the recent accident R named Cresceus, who was invineible as s 5 ¢ Tri-City Driving Club Matinee Military Attache for Gen. on board the crulser Olympia at Norfolk X Senainda, - He wen w0 S0 wpesk, the Boad| WewW TORK. Beck 10— Biteht READVILLE, Mass, Sept. 18.~It seems This Afternoon. eal’ Btad: finds that Corporal Yerkes of tho marine m—— , Sept. 18—Bright, The greatest nabob in the world is not more carofully attended than s Cresceus, the great wotter, who 18 to be driven an of drivers in the days o ofishbiy days of racing when Nero His successes at the time attr acted attention of Nero, who made him his cl:l‘:ef Results: weather prevailed at Grave a falr crowd was In attendance. favorite won. cool | quite probable that, but nd today and | of or_the slowness the footing in the last 200 yards, the Only one | champlon harness horse, Dan Patch, would have succeeded in his attempt to lower his own record of a mile in 1:59, made at King of his kind, Cresceus, the Great, the only stallion_ that ever trotted a mile In 2:09% on a half mile track, will do the the Amateur Driving WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—Charles J. corps, who was killed in the explosion of alcohol, was mainly responsible for the accident. The court-martlal of two of the s at Tri-City 3 ; trainer and dri: Illyria wony, sienne Becond, Wealth |Brighton Beach a few weeks ago. Paced z‘fifl,flrmnunea this afternoon at the uud\i Bonaparte of Baltimore, who has been ap- | enlisted men has been ordered. exhibition mile at the Omaha Driving park | won b, river. How many races he|third. Time 1:14%. Iy one runner, the quarter was made In | Twentieth and Ames svenue, when he will | pofnted to investigate Indlan Territory af- this afternoon. -He-ls up and asking for n, how he pulled fn a driv Becond race, five and one-half furlongs: 30 seconds and the breakfust at § o'clock in the morning; gets & gentle rub-down, & little hay and about six quarts of water, then his breakfast, consisting of three quarts of selected oats at 6 a. m. Ho has a rest then and & whisp of hay until 7 o'clock, when he is exercised gently for an hour, belng led around the turf during that time. He is given & slow Jog from 9 to 10, and then another rest un- | ‘e at the remains. o be told. The name Creseece or therefore, assoclated with . anclent r, lore and primitive racing in harness. e Conde: to Death Onece, There is a little romance in the life of | Cresceus. It is a true story of how the world's champlon trotter escaped death at the hands of the executioner.: The scar on his neck—that historical scar—shows plain- | ond, Fourth_race, Captain Buckle third. Time 1:50%, Sixth race, one mile and one-sixteenth, Time 1: Time' 1:08%. ongs, half in 69% seconds. Jacquin won, Tithonic second, Belle of From there on he had the benefit of two Portland third. Third race. handicap, one mile and one- elghth: Short Hose won, Wild Pirate s River Pirate third, Time 1:4%. five and one-half _fur selling, Flatlands: Latola won, Flammulle second, Mordella third. ¢ Fifth race, one mile and one-sixteenth: won, Paget second, Rolina runners and reached mark in 1:20%. the three-quarter The record then seemed to be trembling, but on getting into the stretch a bit of heavy track was ex- perienced, which tired the pacer so that he Teached the wire in 2 mintes flat. Backers of the favorites in the regufar events were in in hard luck. Gracle 7 trot, was the only one :17 class, pacing, purse $1,000: Gracle b. m. ) tal Jower his own record, He Wil he paced by “Mike" and “Tramp” and resent indica- arge and en- will be paced a White uutomobile. From tions the crowd will be a thusiastic one, for since the arrival of Cresceus in the city from the state fair rounds, where he was crowned for reduc- ng his own time, local horse lovers have been looking forward with great pleasure to_the event today. Mr, Ketcham, owner and driver of Cres- ceus, says the great animal Is in the pink of condition and he feels that he w falrs, had a conference todey with Acting Secretary Ryan of the Interior department. Mr. Bonaparte sald he expected to visit Indian Territory in making his investiga- tion, but did not know when he would go there. He sald that he had a tentative policy mapped out, but was not prepared as yet to announce it. Mr. Bonaparte requested cdples of docu- Grant Favors Canteens. The annual report of General F. D. Grant, commanding the Department of Texas, which was prematurely published some weeks ago, was made public at the War department today. General Grant favors the canteen and discusses the question of maintaining strong military stations along the Mexican border. > eomr——— < file at the Interfor department A - Kellar, & able to lower his mark. Admirers of the|ments on HALF RATES tll moon, when he has dinner, consieting |ly. In that scar and its attendant history | Bianesall third. Time riso * TN 86coud, | Migs Brock, b. m. ( 1 3| Rorse hero feel the same ay. “since his | regarding allegations of official misconduct ::nu-:o Quarts of oats and about slx quarts 1s a lesson. It is in all reverence, a re- |, CHICAGO, Bept 18—Delagoa's =defeat P T b 82| pvicemmamen ) Fanooin: and 158 SRAIYER L. the. ferritacy, ahée (udes. Wk e Qe Via Wabash Rallroad, water, minder | tn the second in which she was an odds it B t , but Crescus| warded to him. Mr. Bonaparte w! ave ! *Work out,” between 3 and 4 o'clock, con- qum.“g:tu;'-:, p,::,ndpl: gmbodied In the | on favorite ‘at lawthorne today was & | Nute b m' (0'Donnell) 81 e on with his stéllar perform- | agsistanta of his own selection and wil Bt. Louls and Return, $1150. . ‘ ne that the bullders re- | surprise, Results: L nael), B Tl Nnce until about 4 o'clock. By that time ; . Bold October 4 to 9. sists of taking lessons In scoring, and go-! jectod “ : : 3 Wild Wild, b. h, (Tracy) 9 &far not have to devote his entire time to tha . r €0- jectod 1s become the head of the corner.” | First race, five furlongs: Cheyotte won, [ Warsal Lo b (Foubms 7 5| interest, no doubt, will be at a tense point Leave Omaha 6:56 p. m., Arrive St. Louls ing three miles at about o 2:30 gait. The!When Cresceus was a year old, he had o | G0, Between second, Apple third. Time |pe Shurt bik. o iB° 8 Waiker) 1 81 He matinee, which officers of the club be- [ particular investigation, leaving him free o Py horse is again rested until 6 o'clock, when | severs attack of epizootic, and had to have | g::‘ond race, six furlongs: Gall ) Barline 8., b. m. (Garrison)... 1010 | lisve will be the best & alr 1 the club'®|to continue his task as special counsel 20F \\ = moo 160 Farnam Street, or Address ::l'“dot \;:ym-ur:oun:“:‘th::u.;::-n arme | his neck bilstered. With his resticss en- Delagoa second, Lord Meibourns thied: | ariasat Sk piee B ol oY ;e prosram, aside from the run by | the government in the postal cases. Harry E. Moores, Genl. Agt. Pass. Dept, ] ance of | ergetic disposition, he rubbe: Time 1:16%. wree: X 4 3 Cresceus o water, just a8 much as he wants. Ho then | off at the top of his halt.deor wntil Loy | o THIFd Face, seven furlongs: Northwind | Wentworth, bik. g. (Spear + 1 1| Bingle horses to runabout, horses and not Captain Reeve to Go Abroad. Omahe, Neb retires for t hi 9 o'cloc | -door, untll bis | won, Moor second,. Learoyd third. Time " fud 1 2| appointments to count. Entries: L. C. By-| Announcement was made today at the S——— res for the night at 9 o'clock. | wind-pipe was exposed. His owner saw |1.23% " JEthme, bx. 8- asan), 1 22|50 (), Edward Peck, Charies Crelghton, | (o ¢ May He in Montana. Where did Ketcham get the name of | this, and ordered the unsightly beast killed, | _Fourth race, one mile: Alrlight wom, | Botioe of Gronee b k. (Gox) 3435 Rl G Kookt and NIH"Cp: | War dopartment that the rowp of €9h| A, Mont., Sept. St js belisved | Tim Murnan didn’t kil him. The next|SGiristine A second, Fading Light third | Time: 2:07%, 2:08, 2:00. 9 dike. SRRl KINE.ERONE MAS N i that Harvey Logan, known as “Kid" Curry, Time 1:46%. 2:09 pacing. | §1,000, two in three Dauble teams to show horses, and not|guty as attaches abroad and will be given | (b Y e HOWE 8 e K noKVIlle, morning the ugly thing was better, and in |~ Fifth race, five furlongs: Foxlake won, | Cubanole. hik' & (Greer) . "reS’ | 1 |appointments to count. Emtries: Arthur |\ 8 C o T niitary information | R "l ia i Montana. - Logan is wanted [ dae course of Ume, he was dutitully worked | Hoceo secord, Bdwin Hale third.~ Time | Gold Brick, bik. g (D. Walker) 1% 3 Smith, Ward Burgess, 7. J. Evans, J. C.| o0 fon prior to their departure. The fol y {ion witly the robbery of a Great out. The result, the world knows. He fs | 1L Aonamle, b, m. - (Loomis) 333 ol Gians 0 Tony - - es: Cap. | Northern train at Wagner, July 3, 18 the grestent horws 0 sarth tode d he|,Sixth race, one mile: Carat won, Ra-|Al Bock. bik. h. (Cur 444 M”"‘:”""‘I"'l-“:e“‘“"(.-‘l,"l"(’e“:"nl’P W A llowing are destgnated as_attaches; Cap- | ROEHCE | [Eh" o "man ‘Called at the houss ¥, and be | bunta second, Fingal third. Time 1:46%. | Brown Heels, b. h. (I 15 6 6 McKay; o Q. 8. all; Nej | tains Sydney A. Cloman, Twenty-third in- | of'former Hepresentative James Moran and | is modest about it, too. ST. LOUIS,- Sept. 18.—Six favorites won| Time: 2:07 0614, 2:09. D‘:‘":AAI\KJU". and George Castle, T. Den- fantry; Willlam G Haan, artillery corps; | compelled Moran to saddle unl!db;lfl\a'hn Buccess has not turned his 1 at Delmar Park today over a heavy b PHILADELPHTA," Sept. 18.—Major Del- | Nison. f . ; b J ‘| Rorse for him. He then departed for the O S e e e o b g | £ S v over hekvy track. | FHILADECEIIR” oot joMator, Ook | il mte, cig, B, 140 Mable T, G, 0. | Hovaco . Reevs, Toird ntantey, and Do | BFES 40, o2 E5RRR"Se U it At Pan-American Exposition, B and drinks | "5 race, six furlongs: Aleom R won, | Philadelphia Driving park this afternoon, | Irevi Laddie 0 1. B faghs A Seon, |nis E. Nolan, Thirtieth infantry. The (known him in early days Moran' horss tho samo good ola veversge he ate and | Bugle Horn'second, Model Monarch third. | endeavored to beat his trotting record of | yng Briges; Black Hawk. 1A e ise ane-malt the | waa foturmed-to-Tin Wadnenday nighL 1Y an! en he was an ugly colt, condemned | Time 1:213. 100, recently made at Syracuse, and [#79d Bov G IOV A GNP ose M, Joseph " . ® | Unknown methods. to die, a hopeless case. He doesn't take on | 5¢C0nd race, one mile and seventy yards: | falled. The me.,, carrying ‘u:‘ dm»&: H Johneon: Van Ting, F AR aah; Jtuth | ®eneral staft in Washington and to distrib- | gy any regal airs at all. He 13 just & beautites | 1V Orthington ' won, - Aules second, Varna (and sulky with the combined welght of ¥ | Jestor, Clinton Briggs; Mardine, Clinton wesisr eautiful | Fonso third. Time 1:54. pounds, covered the mile ‘in 2:06% ~The | BREL Lad Princess, C. . Reed colored dark sorrel horse, with limbs as| Third race, five and one-half furlongs: | track was in fair condition and nearly 2,000 4% clean and perfect as If they were carved | Quaker Girl won, Wreath of lvy second, | persons witnessed the trial A T!:# lir:\; "): With the Bowlers, | 7] . ' from red grenite, with a disposition to | “4eon,inird, Time 148 -~ 4 Pat ey it e e e ¥ W: Khree- | om Clark's alleys last might the Omaha's iy S] »Q U S nip most anyone, (except his trainer) who | Light Opera second, Barca third. Time e lost to the Bt Charles. Score: O Dave 10€eS US( comes within his reach, and with a desire "3 0. C. €. Foot Ball Team. 87, ORARLER to do stlll better things In the way of |, Fith race, one and one-sixteanth miles: ) [ i YRARE Bcott’ won, Siddons second, W. B.| The foot ball squad of the Omaha Com-| Weber smashing mile records. He is compact and | Gerre ol n % every day, | Keller rd. Time 3:08. ;| Kelle MILWAUKERE, Sept. 18— Porter M‘:’W. " Are your sin of the Miiwaukee West- P es leather, i harmful ingredients, is easily and quickly ‘ - Unlike m Others! | begn to be interesting with the acquisition | = Fitth race, one mile and one-sixteenth, howels -y l'e'-'m‘n‘;m?:lrfr“"" “announcedtonight plied with the s&fi'uws:u:r (5’:.‘) ni?l’ofi-hr (20¢.) o of Robert McGregor, the tr.mous father of | selling: Cailiness won ~Lombre second, | loose today? Dt e oSt The ‘adamic Drematupels ONE SHINE LASTS A WEEK e full e deliclons qual || STe%ceus. It was then that the men about | PRI MO R :.u'm:n.u.mh- 5 closed, notwithstanding the fact that the It fills old cracks, prevents cracking, and will not chip or scale off. 1t5, the abslute Purity, of Low. || 5000 00 Sred cor & brush, et i | Bnckir yee Bay Ouisider third | Don't suffer with B fayy cemtecis rumalag 0od o e o T P evmanent el dlack polih, | Mose paste . rive up occaslonally near George Ketcham | Time 13 ghodule, whtol N : i ight gloss when firs ney's Breaktust Cocon distinguish ||on the winter's spesdway. They “usually | P dlarrhea, dysentery or '.'.’.".?:,’..,"m.“"l‘?.‘.’,:‘.:r"fg:'.’f’.'-mg’.."o‘. 'rhj; '“fidm?.mui.?'o- parplish gray color. 1t from all othors. got what they were lcoking for. WINNING CLUBS TO MEET e hamdd laints. §00d and (hat ‘some of the players will SHINOLA retains indefinitely its Wustrous, intense black = 3 With the years came the ambiton 10 own & . sunim 'wel comp! Qole seswects for next year with w! color. A large box at your desler's, 10¢., or by \ No w‘::u '-l.l):r alkalies; :‘: great trotting horse, and as Cresceus early | Chumplions of Nativnal and American v ground cocow shells; nothing but the “Bog&Y," welghing 1,080 pounds as he stands. This wonderful animal holds the world's record for a trotting mile, lu 2:02', on a is also a very iuteresting story., When yet ercise that pleased him most. The game showed all points for making & record, Mr. Ketcham, who had bred and trained Sixth race, six furlongs: Dave Somm ers yon. Spencerian second, Maghon third. Time 1: Second race, five and one-half furlongs, ‘no{wmn second, Leda Vivian third Time Leagues Will Piay for World's mercial college 18 out practich and from all appearances they hav prospects for stul ymond Cornwall, last ¥ half Bellevue college; is coaching the a very s been in the game for three or four years Wakefield's d | Schnelder Francisce Beaclin Automobile Trip Across Continent. | ) mail on receipt of price. stitute. HINOLA h team and —_— BUFFALO, Sept. 18.—Merita and Caith- ch ples d by - b 7, v half-mile track. ness, heavily backed second choices, won | jor® st he 18 much pleased by the show" | - Totals GMAFA'S Wornt Crack or R O N R at_Kenilworth todsy. Results: four “matert s4ia Cornwall, “is of| * . . Frst race, six (urlongs: Kinnikinalo won, | the very Dest, as the men are ‘arge. Rsky | gmead ... Rub OfF How Mr. Ketcham caine to get this horse, !A!A?.;’:dxl-lxh”cum‘ Addle Tunitall third. | and uncommonly fast. Some of them have | T chmann and the new fellows are working out in & . " " y & very young man, he was in delicate ’dfl‘d‘“fi \:lolumn’:br %rl won Fickle second, | highly mlllyléx.‘ manner. V;'u’r‘. umx.mnl- Nothing is more harmful to the leather in men’s. women's and children's healt! ow plies pot thir me 1:08. at center and Vosacek and Gregory i - > s tealth and knowing ones hinted consump- | “pirs"vace.' one mile, seiling: Nevermore | guards, . supported by ~Lansdon. Doup, shoes than & polish containing acids or allali. n. A outdoor life seemed the Proper | won, Liitle Boy second. Easy Strest third. | Mills, Payne, Johnston, Dick, Burmester N thing, and a natural love. of horses, at- | Time 1:l¥. —_— \ Ne Flay, ¥e Fay. H I N O L A— tracted himto driving, as the open air ex- | Fourth race, five furiongs: Heritage won, “There is no sub- NEW YORK, Sept. 5L L. Whitman nutritive and digestible product of | him not aiolwed himself 8 word of praise Coamalesain, Blackberry of Ban Francisco, who last night com: the cholcest Cocoa Heans. for his stallion. At first even his very best ‘)leled an automobfle trip from that city su?’h D“Ib" and Po friends laughed & litle, when George| BOSTON, Sept. 15—Manager Colling of Balsam o New York, culled on Mayor Low today mail e Ask Your Dealer for it. Quietly remarked that he had the fastest horse on earth, but thelr eynical grins the Boston American Heary by the owner of Miwaukee, league team was no- the club, | that & series | of a8 & Bure cure and preserted a letter from the mayor of Ban Freacisco. Mayor Low congratulated Mr. Whitman on the completion of his trip.