The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1895, Page 7

ALKYRIE Ill, FLIRTS ABOUT, reered Around the Lower Bay Trying Her Pace Under Varions Rigs, DOK A SHORT SPIN AT SE gilant Hoisted Sail Late in the Day, After Bending a Now Mainsail. ORD DUNRAVEN EXPECTED. gnals of Welcome Flying from the English Yacht and Her Tender, Which Await Him. Gpecial to The Evening World.) HIGHLANDS OF NAVESINK, N. J., ug. 28—Shortly before 10 o'clock Val- rie set her club topsail and on the leven hour broke the stops from her jib ‘and filled away up the bay towards the Staten Island shore, The wind had been from the north- west all the morning, and while it held right smart during the early hours, it had dwindied away to a mere nothing and Valkyrie barely crept through the element. However, she moved, light as the wind was. Up to the time she left her anchorage, nothing had been heard of the Teutonic, on which Lord Dunraven is a pessen- ger. It is the intention of Valkyrie to Jay along the route of the liner and take her owner aboard as soon as possible. Vigilant Bends Her New Ma 1. In the mean time Vigilant lay at an- chor with her crew busily engaged in bending a new mainsail. This caused the cynical Jerseymen to say that Val- kyrie had caught Vigilant where she wanted her, and was taking a quiet @neak by herself out into the haze, The wind had by this time hauled well to the southward, and the haze etill hung on to the bay as Valkyrie stood out to the eastward and south- ‘ward close hauled on the starboard tack. As Valkyrie passed out towards the Hook she loomed up in the distance Uke a huge phantom. Bhe had set a jibtopsall and had add- ed to her spread. In the light air Valkyrie moved along very rapidly, and it was noticed that she passed the fleet of good-sized sloops and schooners as though they were at anchor, in spite of the fact that her sails did not seem to set very well, on account of the breeze being too light to fll them, ‘The wind gradually fell away until, at 1190 A. M., there was hardly enough of it to give Valkyrie steerage way, and she eventually bcame almost quite be- calmed off the Romer Beacon, and thereupon she went about and headed ‘up the Swash Channel again, evidently not being able to stem the strong flood tide with the light air then blowing from about south-southeast, Valkyrie Went Out to Se At 105 Valkyrie showed herself again to Sandy Hook folks, She beat down to the point of the Hook. ‘hen she reached off a couple of points and made @ half-mile reach, ‘Then she took down her baby jibtopsail, hauled close o the wind, which by this time had auled due south, and headed south- southeast right out into the open sea. ‘At 2.20 the English yacht was about a mile and a half south of the Scotland Lightship. The wind had breezed up into about a three-knot affair and the boat was carrying mainsail, staysall and jib. Vigilant had not moved from her moorings all day. The mainsail she had up early in the day was taken in and about 1 o'clock she put up another one, At 2.30 she showed no sign of moving sway. At this time Valkyrie wore ship and ded for the Hook again. oments later she sent up a big jib top- {l in stops, No tug accompanfed her. e moved along alone and no craft is within a mile of her. At 3 P. M. Vigilant sent up her jib, 4 with mainsail and club topsails d away for a little spin. Defender Also Under Sail, t 310 Valkyrie rounded the Hook made for her anchorage, apparently ng up the idea of sighting the Teu- >. Ten minutes later she dropped yower in the Horseshoe, within 10 s of the Bridgeport, and furled her us for the day. st 4.15 Defender loomed up through haze, She was beating down to tne *seshoe under mainsail, working top- , Staysail and jib, tacking fre- tly. Defender did not proceed to her thorage, but stood off for a spin be- td the Hook. alkyrie's Crew Early at Work, ‘The officers and crew of Valkyr (an early breakfast this morning in icipation of giving the English yacht in during the forenoon. The meal finished before 8.80 o'clock and all 8 at once took to the compressibie 8 and were whisked from the lgeport to the big sloop. fore breakfast the Jib and jib top- had been sent up in stops and the | ring of the maingail removed. The ir was taken aboard the tender and ey's sailmakers altered it so that il fit oetter, Even such a small as a sail cover must fit or Ratsey know the reason, he Evening World’ man reached anchorage at 8 o'clock, just as Ar- if Glennie appeared on the deck of a Bridgeport He had a big towel in y hands and <intshed his ablutions fle he answered the questions put to a. ‘When will you take the yacht out ain?” ‘Just 4s ®00n «* we finish break- at,” answered Glennie, ‘Was yesterday's spin satisfactory ‘Oh, yes, We have no fault to find, Pete eet? FOUN IF Lpiivune Te kuuries. ee A few) In fact, things worked a bit better than we expected." “The wind is rather light this morn- “Yes, but wa shall probably have « Uttle more sail on to-day.” Al jm Criticiome, “The Evening World” man tossed Mr, Glennie a batch of morning papers, and | soon the popular Englishman was the | centre of an interested group as h read aloud the comments on yester- day's work of the challenger, The sails are evident! satisfactory to everybody, Ratsey included, for no changes were made in them. As soon as the crew were aboard Valkyrie the mainsail was hoisted, It was not fully peaked up, but was al- lowed to flap in the wind and waa soon dried out by @ bright sun, Vigilant had her mainsa!l up early, but by 9.80 o'clock it was sent to the deck again. Welcome Ready for Dunrave Fluttering from the masthead of the cup challenger this morning was the signal “D. Q. G.," which being inter- preted meant: “You are very welcome.” This signal was set in honor of Lord Dunraven, who was expected to pass up the bay on board the White Star line steamship Teutonic early this morning. On Valkyrie's tender, the City of Bridgeport, also hoisted "D. Q. G" under Lord Dunraven's private signal, and it was noticed that a long telescope on board of ner was kept constantly trained seaward, evidently in the hope of catching sight of the Teutonic. DEFENDER IN TOW. She Will Proceed at Once to Moor- ings in the Horseshoe, NEW ROCHELL . ¥., Aug. 28.— Defender left her moorings at 11.05 this morning, in tow of the tug Wallace B. Flint. She will be taken direct to the Horse- shoe. The mainsail and balloon-jibtop- sail were set at 10 o'clock, but as the wind was too light Mr. Iselin decided to have her towed down. Mr. Iselin, Nat Herreshoff, Woodbury Rane and H. C. Leeds were aboard th big yacht. Riggers and mechanics worked all last night in readiness for to-morrow's trial race. Herreshoff, Capt. Haff and Mr Iselin expressed themselves well satis- fled with the boat's present condition, ‘The martingale that carried away terday was mended at Piepgras's City Island shipyard, The new steel boom arrived to-day, but will not be used to-morrow. Defender passed under the Brooklyn Bridge at 2.20 this afternoon, being reeted on her way down the ast iver by the usual tooting of whistles and other salutes, Her new mast shone in the bright sunlight and the new rigging seemed complete In every detail. Her topmast had been lowered a trifle to avotd knocking a big chunk of the span out of the structure, It was evident that Mr. Iselin ex- pected to take a spin before reachin the Horseshoe, for her jib wan hoisted in stops, ready to break out at a mo- ment’s notice. ETHELWYNN VS. SPRUCE IV. Mr, Field's Litle Racer May Defend the Seawanhaka Cup. OYSTER BAY, L. 1, Aug. %—The small yachts contesting to see which shall be chosen by the Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club to defend the International Challenge Cup against Spruce IV. started on the third day's trial race shortly after 12.90 this after- noon. The yachts, which included Ethel- wynn, Question, Olita, Trilby, Trust Me, T/Indienne and F, & R., left thelr moor- ing near the club-house at Centre Island and proceeded to the starting point at noon. The course was the middle one, a distance of twelve mile: Ethelwynn, owned by C. J, Field, the Indian ‘Harbor Yacht Club, wil probably be selected to defend the cup. ‘he yacht won both the trial races sailed on Monday and yesterday. NIAGARA WINS AGAIN. Isolde and Luna Get Another Drub- bing at Torbay, TORBAY, England, Aug. 28.—Niagara beat Isolde and Luna to-day in the race for 2-raters held under the aus- pices of the Royal Torbay Yacht Club, —— WE ARE NOT “GOOD LOSERS.” London Standard Fears English Athletes May Win Here. LONDON, Aug. 28.-The Standard this morning has an editorial giving God- specd to the athletes of the London A. | ©, and Cambridge teams, and express- | ing regret for the absentees, “which,” the article goes on to say, “will, how- | ever, make the match more equal and | Interesting, “There are no better hosts than the Americans, but they are not all good losers, The Cornell affair seems to show that Dr, Oliver Wendell Holmes's ad- vice to ‘own up, pay up, or shut up’ is still needed, We trust that jn the event that tne Amercans are defeated there wil. be no repetition of unpleasantness,” Steavenson, the sprinter, was invited | to join the London Athletic Club team at the iast moment. but was unable to | do x0. ‘The combined team, which sajled on the Aurania, is made up as follows Bradley, Downer, Fitzherbert, Horan, Lutyens, Oakley, Jordan, Shaw, Will jams, Watson, Lewin, Mendelson, Rob- ertaon, Johnston, Wilding, Gomer-Will jams, ‘Davenport, Pilkington and Jen- ning Pall’ Mall Gazette says that the Lon- don Athlete Club team ts in no way the powerful combination expected "The absentees.” it is added, very seriously weakened it and we anticipate a hearty beating with much complacency as we can muster. “The Cambridge team, too, is not | especially strong and is scarcely likely to hold its own against Yale. hay must | as) TROTTING NOTES. | tour | 4 yestertay. | ed Cephus, the bay gelding, who ¢ heats in the 215 class at Fleets without a skip and won the last three {9 cracking time of 2.12%, 219, and 211" probably be bought by Fred Gerkin The big pacing ri to-mor | row at Fleetwood, when Joe Patchen, | Gentry, Robert J., and several other fas: will start. The purse is $5,000 and if the track continues as fa began, will take pl records will be smashed. | Meuretta turtty, Jal or | Onward: | | hors the winner of the Kentucky Fi on of the cracks Im the $4.00 treet atte thts omy at Fiestwood eulay, and oon, Is year-old by has ‘S larger amount of money than any. other ee kajack in the | 2.35 three-vear-otd. lenis core win: Jing in three straight heats from @ good Meld. ne Saved a Murderer from a Mob, (Special to The Evening World.) LEXINGTON, Ky., Aug 28—At midnight No Lane, who murdered James Rodenbdaugh fatally shot bis father, H. C. Rodenbaugh, was taken from Versailles to 1% to save him from mob violence. ‘Rodendeugh ox “ARR, AR Meet, Miia ~ ion and as it has been since the meet | Is THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVE ING, AUGUN'L 2s, 1805, AESOP--FIN DE SIECLE. BOOKMAKER LOVELL NABBED. ma Arrested on a Aree of Recording He William bookmaker, who ts sald to millionacre, and hia son Amos, West Fifty-eighth street, the alleged v law. | Spe ing Ins he wa Lovell and his a bet and record fore the race in the 22% handed Lovell a $100 by PUL In Ie pocket. Lovel Alay made aa entry in ul book Hobet There wae ¢ of the Love and attemp the pris them to t Where they of bookmaking When searen found on 1, KA pack The naire Lovell, a be ow of 228 arrested at 1 yesterday lation ial 1 races. sniin Mecullag Weare! wich Lov a son, Am memorandum, put both me however, pollo stat 1othe $00 Wil was no! Hohe} believes he of his friends In the uitum book was found on Amo the entries were in, ciph Wh r Morrisania Court this) morning rt Lovell satd he made bets on the track, but dented tak ing any money, Amos’s ttle book dicated that a bet of $100) had been made. Magistrate Wentworth held prisoners for trial in $1,500 hail M Kiaa “Duane, ‘of tat West) Poriy-ttfh street, gave ball and they were re leased QUARRELLED AT A WEDDING. Nat Netng Penitent Were Dincharged by the Co A free feht at a wedding at Mi Sixth atreet last night was caused by a sone TRIED TO KILL A SHERIFF. Desperate Attempt of Three Pris- nera to Drenk Jail, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Aug. a While Deputy Sherif! Ashley was mak- ing nightly rounds of the county jail at May's Landing lost night, Samuel Valentine, William Moore and another prisoner fumped upon him from behind ad rand beat him with binck jacks, intending Co kill hum and make their es cape, Sherif! Jotinson opportunely arrived uid assisted his deputy. They put two of th in their cells. Valentine ha window into the jail Sheriff and Ashe n= m with a palr of revolvers, Hie surrendered and was returned to his coll, Had the attempted delivery: been successful sixteen prisoners could Na made an eseay HO serious, SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. Ashley's wounds @ sum ieee Sun nota. ...6.29) Moon iat WIGH WATER. LOW WATER AM Pt RP 7 2 Sor N48 2 Pe EN aor ab00 me, add & miaute pont OF NEW YORI, ARKIVED TO-DAY. Yamurt . Havana ‘ ‘Algiers lawn iG ato Nay sorts veesanches ue Gibara ‘Pernambuce Antwerp INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUK TO-DAY. ‘ity, Swai rem Tait recnel ste Lael avanna Hy Liverpool Jackwonville, Feut WEST 14TH ST. est ‘Thot mane RELIAB oe SKIP ALL THE WORRY OF TRYING TO FIND A OHEAP CARPET LATER BY CHOOS- ING NOW THE KIND TO BE MADE FOR YOU, THE MOMENT WA REALIZED WOOL AND tp WR MADE LARGE NTRACTS AT THE PRICES, BUT THR ARPETS HAVE TO BE MADE, 80 CHOOSE PrOUR PATTERNS NOW. NO MONEY NESDED AND GOODS DELIVERED WHEN WANTED, FURNITURESOUNDLY CONSTRUCTED | AND IN THE LATEST FASHION. CASH OR CREDIT. COWPERTHWAIT & CO 104, 106 AND 108 WEST 14TH ST. Near Gth aves BROOKLYN STORES: FLATBUSH AVE. NEAR FULTON SR RESERVATION. M. D., ef Bosten, mess mt Specialint in Amerien. UTING PHYSICIAN TO THE Plie BODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE. sung in two different airs, Such a dis bee TO-MORROW ‘Thits wencerful book See turbance, kee made that the police Kadam, Amaterdam. Carribbes, 8 ‘Thomas wiciias! wie, Tay, a wi ed upon to. re order, ane = ea Exhane ality, Merrow hala dozen men were ejected from th OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. Physical Deblilty, aod all diseases and Wealte hall ne Aiea ‘ BAILED TO-DAE Gd Many trom: whaler ~ Three of the men quarretled on the | parts, souriamnnren rawatdy. Grenada, An Innocent Goo-Goo and a Wily Politician agreed to carry the Election between them. In their path was a and Patrolman Nevins, of the | gertuae: tavernat Same. are Lit, Tammany Thug. The Wily Politician, scenting a Fat Deal, approached the Thug and whispered: eet aa uer eonce tay Hey || Roman Aayce Haingasia, Galveston. | yy chy National Ate lieal” Avmelation, 1 comtatae “I will do this Goo-Goo if you will give me a fair share of the offices after election.” TOSIXth street, Lenry Van | hina, Pernambucs eae OUetO* | sre pages, 125 valuable prescriptions for seus a 5 FR Ninety-fourth street and Thiru TO SAIL TO-MORROW ant chronic discares, Sent im full gilt, double Go ahead,” said the Thug. “Iam gladdest when I deal. and William ‘Crump, of 14 | coimsia, Cherbourg Matiana, st. Thomas, | 884 chroule dlasanes So the Wily Politician did the Goo-Goo in great shape, but when he asked for office the Thug replied: al eo in sihey dette furl leres eae CUBS the young, the midéie-nged, the O68 “! Wat tell.” Then be kept all the offices for himself. tired by che Magistrate, with dhe warn he Hastings Cheam Tourney. |The took for every man . = : yetition of the. offense F actue, at ASAGE ted Morals te Nab, Hkety Hout)! would result In’ thelr being sent to the | HASTINGS, Rog’and, Aug, 28 —Tonday | Pro*mecn mh tstlm Never Truct a Politician. workhous the ebehteenth round of the Interna-| gindaya, 11 to 1. Inviolabl fone ‘hess Masters’ lournament was Beware of the Thug. wy Honal Chi tive curs. Address . ed at Brassey's Institute q Sometimes a Deal {s not a Sure Thing. SPORTING MISCELLANY. Sai at eases tanh NS — _ ™ - alersg Albin in a Je Gravenend tay Yacht Club ann an ih Ae ge ents Jcartridges on the way, but his heart |of Chicago, and Jack Madden, of rooutyn, wilt | osthtreeaeee ns cake qhackt Chun aunoumoen SAAR CE A RUA Bal failed him, He did not tell Lizzte of /h¢ declted before one of the local athletic clubs | Cluty-toune pier, Gravement Nay. at Wan 8 MT OME TSE Set iN el ay . on Sept, 1s oF 18 The prizes ‘are na follows: Sloop, cutters and rae the tragedy, and when he offered to ee e yawin, 26 tent and under, $10 oun, 26 ty a0 toot |UD A aaleenys eamb — |jump tr and help her atrend to business | Fred Voigt, of Newark, manager of Jimmy | $10 cup. 40 feet ty ds $50 euip. Cabin Hats twenty v Fhe gladly availed herself of his ser- Manton, ald yeneriay atten fmainaait), Claas 1) 24 foot and voter, allver uy (Continued from First Page) vices, ‘There he was found two hours win uae, net chiaKs frien tn Ba Clase 1 M8 feet aod under, vatlyer. eup Immaterial, Certain it is that he was | ter by the poltee, it saauae conten eee be. aftonecd Pak SEA" ctawe hn, over Hi te fe tert cup. int at the-cate shortly after:10 o'clock inat In the mean time the children had | gry’ aports 4 to have lost from $6,000 to | evening the Clay will entertain |ts frieade at tly ; fI8Stpeen talking to other children In the | $8000 by i Captain Pe night, Before that he had been in| vi cnood. It reached the ears of . . saa F H St ] “iapnaver HLASTIC. FRUI Sheridan's saloon, in the basement of | i 2 s net |The memhers of the tea Athletic Club are| BF. G No. ‘ a y e Bi cor, 12th at. the Thirteenth street house, and catied Vlleeman Whalen, of the FIth street grranging «card for their boxing ahow. witch y Thirty mt on thy 2 | station, and he rushed upstairs. [WHT be held in the elub-howse, on West Twenty | RAW Thirty miles. & ae for drinks for a party, giving a $5 bill | h street, Sept. 16. There will be three mpectal | wind he Ix sald to have logget thirteen kn e _Excursions. in payment, He was then sober and ap-| Looked Like a Slanghter-Houne, | ss-rouid Loute is down are 1 ats sAdabbes parently in the best of spirits, The place looked ike a slaughter-| | Owen Ziegler proponen to meet Lavigne far 60 r N BEAC In Good Spiritn Last Night. house, Ulood was neon everywhere. | per "rent. gram, ‘of the hove. Wy not mae i WITH THE WHEELMEN AND MANHATTA Upon the table lay the blood-stained per ‘cent... Owen? Of course, Fitanatrick After reaching the cafe he remained nite, It atuck to the table with the | % ea Hane, having a winner im) Rune of the South fMrookiyn Wheelmen are Leave Foot 34th st., E. RNY with his wife until she was ready to Ietfeth te : ve, [ @cheduled as follows, Sept. 1. to Romlyny atart 9 = Dally except Sundays, 6.30, 6.40 1.40, 8 : . i congealed blood of the fair victim. te which, uf course, Nesta Nit Malan Sy ab ledy Boi D Dally except Sundays, 6:30, 4.40, 148 8 leave, shortly before 6 o'clock in the “Walon ran back to the atation-houre {°H* 0 ea ae Ae Mes Sent 25 Tatum road naa er ats analy ar Mets: 8B £8. 1 morning. It was an all-night house. HAL Me; Sept. 15, Plalnne:, via Tottenv! DA Oa ALA BNR ey The couple got home tonether and thea |@td Patrolman Mitchell and the re-) nok shelly hile @ovslialeer Mr dak che at abctertes icky tone tpuareaek Bon, 4.30, 10.09 TM. Aaaittonad the ten-yearcold daughter Lisle started | Mtfves Were ment to look for the as-|hes not femonsirated, any tuperior wwill on the | At oa in, Orange, N. dei wart 830 A. OM No Read Cae train) ound rtp, 40 -year-olk Azale art of the Tuftelonian, aud Skelly is, confide : | : ae te ee . sassin, Rat he could: make a. better showing ina return | Ort. 27, Woodbury, N.Y. leaving Saturday, dct WwW ea . Leave Brooklyn Brid, out to attend to the cafe. 4 “Well, good-by, Lizzie, I will Fellave| Mitchell found him fn the cafe, The mateh, ¥ wan nae trained well ont wes col 26, 2.18 PM. All rune atart from the © a Termin Sth ave, fered aout vou at 6 o'clock to-night,” said the | Man offered no resistance. wenk to moos « hard puncher on Mowley WIEN Visage, 478 Ninth alret, Orookiyn, All wheel [1107 & 1109 Broadway, near 2th Bt. | ,,Mourly from 100, A; M. to 4.03 By ¥ . | He would make no statement at first, " men are welcomed at the club-house and Invited 158 Broadway, near Liberty St. trip, 35 cents mother. LLANTHONY'S GREAT EBOR u awh pepe the eldest girl—the step- | Dut later claimed his wife was unfaith- le | to join the runs, + Authorized Agents in Every City. Leave Foot Whitehall st. daughterchad gone, Puskoika tou the | fl No one believes this accusation to] 9.0 0g | moll cee w eave Foot Whitehall st. ac ie, le saat e jan yr rmonde, Century other children to run downstairs Into | be true. 5 | "Gane ca ia h Hands invite unattached Dentistry. Daily, pr sot Sunitayn’ hourly from 118 A Me § After betag taken to the East Fifth | Captures the Eng! jandic: } to Lio Pst, end bat hourly from 140 Be the street to play until breakfast was | lees other bleycle clube to join them tn their outing {to 910 &. M, Additional trains Race daya, Gf teady. All did eo except Pauline, The | #tfeet station-house the man xave his| YORK, Aug. 2.—On this, the second | iu Drle ‘lume ts juin the tn thelr cull ANE Wr yartay ary May ae cee three children had scarcely taken their Petigres, and threw himself down on a /day of the York August meeting, tn the | jiudgon, N.Y. next Suniay and Montay (Labor cents, Me : sand and wife t<-| bench and pretended to sleep Great Ebor Handicap, thirteen horses | p,y), ‘start by boat from foot of West Eleventh ee ey ee Ane wire Ee| He may have slept, He certainly| started over the Old Coutse, ona mile | aang vite te Otten : CONEY ISLAND. ‘ dno « » the ott ueeday morning tn Hor f Pound trp. 25 (1 “I want you to let me have $5," he| Up to the time of his arraignme: | a" af Are PRR » ng need not exceed $5 Tickets can foot of Whitehall st dally exes said tc his wife. the) Banex Marker Seoline Covet), Hey ehaeas AT nerwca lta’ ranute 1 trom. fain of the 10 A. Mt to 10 ‘ ' clo . e follo fan the : Century Wheeimen, at the ¢ th until 9, “You cannot have it,” she replied; | man’s blood-stained clothing had not) air’? Sardines ch. h. Lianthony, 6|atenue ‘on thursday ‘evening. Ali whectmen ‘you fave apent too ‘much already, | been discovered. When arraigned he|OrmondecAgnes Renting, Arete Me, Cel aie deatre to ea be ee teiiy: aeteomtn Why 4 work regularly when | Was held without ball for examination, | $. Newton's b. c. Dumbarton, 4 Barcal- vos ny Genie you ¥ | |dine-Springheels, second; Sir 8. Scott's! Amateur oysters will be given an opportunity TAN foot 34th st you get It, Other men would, if they | The Child Hia Accuser, |b. c, Hoxer, 3, Fitz-James-Lilly Mald,|to win prises af the. full Nave “4h 1 CO. gayae Gao a, 8 a get tt." > : ; third. prescribed by the le A. Wat the Wig fave 2, * ie wee moment Puskolka aaid noth-{ Th? slr, Pauline, was tho witness et on tases te eld at" seantartan eae onan’ fal D EF; 'N f| TS | S, Hound trip, 80 conta or e is againet him. Foshall Keene's Stallions Burned, | iaiy, and on Lator Day The evemts to be con ae ee ing. ‘Then he coolly took up @ sharpen: |G, iy thirty-four years old and. the | eal Gd Roane wells duirter “mite mean une "ste tanto! ~~ 103 WEST 28D ST baa ll ing stone, and producing the buroher | murdered woman was thirty-elght.| pesixtton, Ho, Aug. Bn cA dagitaht thie | mile eeraten and. one mile taiilem scratch Open oy | SEOas Mona cor aesuE aah tae art | Both looked about their age, but M0 /morning ste barn of Foxhall Keene, thie county. | events achenuied, trsdertaioy, ere, cate LE cent ah hae e had about got through w , ul m aabor Day are cent follane, d id: more, * destroyed by fire. His imported stallion @ mile weratoh, the nd five mile of his task he turned to her and sald; | “ne woman's fingers were torn as If | pattacrster by Hermit. and the Amerie SEHR ARG BALE RULE CIMRSER atisien On east eogauallea aay fe Me Money or FMAM You." | she grasped the knife in a vain strug: | 0m, Hyderabad, by Iyder All, were darned ta ae, tae ale bye. tpeelalie " mare teat ee “If you don't give me that meney, I gle to save her sife, ‘a — («3 ISL A ND museum, all will kill you Wanted to KIM All the Children. | Crack Pacera to Race at Loutaville. | whecimen an Suntay Nese Marta etatiem | Big aeual She mado him Pastrana ie On the way to the station Puskalka| Lovisvitsg, Ky., Aug M&—Secretary Porter, ; club houne, ii Wem One Mundred ahd. Tweuy |B Ta dearuinraie out PALSLESS METHOD. sete paiey. negative shake of the head. Then be! spoke to Policeman Mitchell and said: | | ot Lonissiile Driving Association, has re |feurn "A aplendid. Winery. fan been ahesuteds | baitieas 9 cur method, waicively without daar | @ Bilarte” turned to the daughter Pauline and |" “J you had walted a little longer 1 ceived a telegram tram New York stating that | and the metnters of the popular eich wit hace tet to the Ruras pler 10 oae ran ordered her from the room, As phe was would nave aipnaed thie revolver B10 |Si: pireepemente MANS, bein Gaubesl ae we hee And twenty Minuten cf tueed | Mi 13 Mis 20, 2 slow about it, he forced her out, Then) :jled them all’ a Fi pare to take plage here Bept_ If, he: | t fn which “to make the | H Kin, 805,10 he carefully locked the door and pulled | git .47pked, however, as S | ‘phe R. Gentry, Joe Patehen and “Rob | 1h oe | tase ois Patt Bee oe down the blinds to get dy for the) Tried to Commit Suicide, - — Ata regular meeting of the Executive Commit. | 9 re. 140 A.M, for 328 at, & ler 1 Ne bay butchery. | Puaxolka teed tovcommit aulciae this tee of Puck on Wheele, it wax decided that thy | F far ait landinge oe # . i waual Labor Day run to Phi ladep hia be din 7 Mat ery posicléten. sreenan cowerod |, AUSNCINA IRD, utcide this BASEBALL CHAT. sal tari Retin 2 ae |g 8 ay Etre RG eae speechless in a corner. Was brought there by Officers Mitche = = and Ulater Counties, NOY. be subertured in tty | We mean, ihe HLT) reas tee ite 4 lai 5 ‘The murderer was careful in all he #1 Hughes from Essex Market Police | umpire (1) Jevne and the “Knockers had a | Place The Will be tnade on Saturday” af "F ‘it vi 110 ¢ re care Court, tern the trip up the river he: eb | did, Having, as he thought, prevented “He was taken Into Coroner Dobbs's |§P4at and klorioue time at the Pole Grounds | weamer wo Newturg! The toute uf the un wii | FU $ 50, um | H BEA LL = y yb tnessing bis small private office, and in the presenc yes atrernenn. ‘od former evidently | be through some of ¢! krandest and mont pi: Aa Rane py R nee »- of the Coroner and his clerk, John C, | took compassion upon the holders of ‘Position | turesque scenery in this State. e | ertme, he went to worl 6 he OP” Kelly, Puskolka confessed the murder| 12” in the League race, and helped them alo s a % Set Teeth | El t Li hts. proached with the knife the woman fled ot‘his' wife, and maid that ie algo Wished ty. Segui actt, MC ant elvan ote into beam a nie! POnasren a nemencal COM | ectric Lights. In terror through the two intersecting to murder his atepdaughter Lingle and | rain 9 tk ‘ugumnele” ‘The, Kacck: cla academy. The building haa been awaiting | OTE OLR PRICES, oars pnodous Ferry Hoste leave t bedrooms into the sltting-room. Tt was ye Toy ie th an excited way, but| ere” glorled in the atrocious act, and tn thelr a j FREE Fated Comin | ae there he first caught her, and seizing ner jt was reduced to writing and he was| giee they actually patted Mr, Jevne on the ‘ ‘ | Ce tare rk ong Plcesrig Care vin: Seep by the hair and bending the head over a told to sign the statement. | T uack and invited him to call and help the] gh? Knjckermocker Wheelmen have fust organ: | 9 Tier ONG chair he drew the knife across her| ihe throat, and Fee tat ne han nk tome other day, mrreet They ‘lee ye a meniiership 1 1b Grand Holiday Exeur: on to Magara ‘alla. throat. bought to shoot his stepdaughter with e jen young men. A fo ‘ hat seats - Tn the strength which comes immect-, Ware lying ‘on orsnet" Dabim'n den. | That the New York team” ahouid be_ pera wees i we aki eratusted dsniaie employe 8 88 For Ronnd Trip $8 $8 ately before death, the woman managed, The Corfmer was attting at the desk burd by the ot Nicx A. Ohoate—Mapa ma: rocured at many | German ant Ep, ‘ah apok All work ely before death, the wome ie {and the man was behind the Coroner a le hed enovath, t wat onery_and publ They are als)| ranted and kept ia ‘ten yeare, to break from him little to the leit. Suddeniy Puskolka | yee gs 1 Ee tee nthe eat fhe | MOreE NOES ES RUSDRYs—10 wo «| Via WEST SHORE RAILROAD, Back through the bedrooms she ran, | made a prin the desk and shouted: | JMt a eee ah ems 8 1 wil fod fal | leave New York 9A. St. 5.45, 7.90 aa and into the kitehe the tra ng Uist me Ket those, TW KIT myself thepon drowns and" iend thelr aid in danas Mis 95 “ NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. |» peri taare cat ended, He was beh her. Outs! ‘The two officers and Clerk Kelly threw pos The Eighth Battalion NG. . 8 ONO Y. te e her at Buffalo the hallway stood the daughter, Pauline, |themselves upon the man, and for & ¥, M—Divide the number of games won by |fOFMINE 4 ney « mopany to be foianosed excius 5 an é yressed to the keyhole. | minute there waa a desperate strug the total number played, N ashen TIS AUER Era RE °N A PAE Than Ga with: hen leye ‘pressed! fo tie Keynel kolka finally was forced back ee ! (have, rooms at the ar-| VIREEMSUE, Daily excursion (exept Sua: She saw all (hat happened there. hair and held there until hand-| As tod 4 Wortt'es story ot | ; thie’ lair ey Ananya pa rf . ly Deed. cuffs could b cured e the Br ¢ SIAR ig Room, Sits Child Saw. the Bisoat he throat. {_,When handeutfed ‘he broke down at mite ra lita mon einai bowiivg. al It way ts cate fe ishing the Hirose: ork exclaimed: | | san'in bie vatttag tthe: tone fe rage. Ilhrary vin Around Staten Island. cutting, Sho saw him afterwards put} nothing: to | the xand, remarked to "Herti’ Tuks and other fan he beet one " ‘01 JOUIAV ile yere: ‘Here is your mascot © P , be Pane eves Daily, steamer Aurora leaves 22d ot., 2! the blade In her mother's mouth, down |f9F” 44 taxon to the Tombs without | kovlsyills players: il PEM Rate an with be BN per Moniiena thee aleueds belug Pathe nettery tending, ‘habe, Dridge Dock. U'kiye the throat as fer as he could reach, | signing the statement. ia ¢ on s 8 ental ae hy, addrene.ng ¢ sy ma 8. P.M Music and refresimenta Tickets 60 ct lend actually e fle: \d bones. The inquest wi pe hel o-morrow hile this remark may have yen innocent | “ be ee een Canty Two and. threo atepa at atime she] POY, 2° ar eet rdate ei (scene ier aaaiee ita asia” aati ne| GOSSIP OF THE TURF. | poe For Sale. h had | took, shouting that father had killed | je present { o. Wextiace. Mla aveiy aw | - . ——— | ct vewtertay in wuftering | Mast particle of pal or dai SETI - teats. Youths’ am’ mamma She met her three sisters on oe remataing Agee ay tp sutlertag! Beane ¢ ‘ Ladies’ and Gents’ Noo", Yount aS the floor below and all ran back, but the PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Lue Ry ie aa a 8 rete} specialty wih to wear oF tied room door was locked, ani not a sound eas - | saree ¥ {owe do just an we ‘apes 16 dren did not kno to dO OF 9 [trainer of pugiiivts, has accepted the Neither cao it be put.down as @ case af ra’. | an aisneene sexta think. ‘The awfulness of the tragedy | gtartin Juilan, manager for Bob Pitzs | eraonaily: Jevie appears to be a bright ikea Gl Gal Rartavas Gi West *38 ats cyponite Eden M 1 not dawn upen them. They went) train “Lanky Bob" for the big Agh | kame not a wispicton ot confusion was notice weil en was oN away and played, or tried to play on| tainful end hard-working second and trainer able in bie mane waa aasiiy beaten NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS, enhattan ClOUIRE C2, eaek than White could not be found, It ia maid that | soe dae oda Oar iy phere vie nnut an hour afterwards Pauline, | Fitasimmons and his traigers eave tn a few | 0M the other hand. te kept up ar Shirred’ ai aias $509 is Ariel | 2) Be Uae reais About an hour erwa auline, siren i ‘ lar remarks with the Loulaviile pla ny quality t 1) PTooT ma We 2 UNiow nats Ope! » we ill on the street, was aston- | days for Te where he will start in to oo als) al occasions he foked and asi Ne nix. — : He je wemed (i treat the matter as a huge Joke. | over, to confemn him on that race of yeater . tls, Docieatien menta which he never wore except ON]. uid give George Dizon the harde battle ne | peter, Heaven know lal | faa alee eet itt 1 tiethod wiht th Bachinee trom He state oeeasions, ever had, some of them laughed at him, but dant |fare® fe ge a - cry shortty, | RO CRAB UM ior tt menial wt The girl asked him for bread for her-| pight his friends were more than pleased at the | Jul the two rune that he Racing) will Login In: 8 bor 10 Kan self and sisters, excellent showing he made agains! [New Nock team of were and the residents of the ‘SU as Ee8 WATCHES, eae “Not now,” he replied, as he stooped | o'Kourke's colored wonder. Although Dixon got | aa with reels And alghy There] Wetkn MabeAL eaniona bet Weekly Basmantay to kiss her. “Iam going to the store to/ the decision afier tweyiy-five rounds, GriMin | Jevne's work aince aby wg a nigh yee corm ri pee Lizzie and will be buck in about an|sayed the Gis-snce opi wate Dixon tame hard | 00" 04116 gins cruel ang moras, at Ae Fale Grounds. tn the. ite Open day, wiet Roc hour, Wait until then.” Hhrotanegh Bixee SE MIE AOARE WY Bwcouiee lng a et Tacit $ Pay Voatebon mirects owt Weakly: : gies oo. | fF Grounds meeting 6 a ate. atate, bet fe ‘The murderer actually did go to the t Ter cthore aoeatt tol he ronsyamakinn eeorteoa '$ B ST TEETH 8" ase Con tt siATBER by store, and the supposition is he wanted Lureaty Ore rounds [t ts thee tracks that drag racing hi He brough ctw W. be pic, | disrepute, and. New. Yorkers, may be, thanatul to Kill the stepdaughter, He brought Raltimore 47 bas | hat the bill has purged this Stace] Ne more na gore, tanen Quvere W sag with him a pistol, but the chambers r cecond 8 ant 46 (Blo | of auch: enterprises, Pi Site ‘sold, ‘8.00 Cad Gold 5 Hy a Pitepure to [Bo eos a ct elie were not, joaded. that he was out of coadition. re Be aans antehu. cc tne hows w ‘He Carried » Pistol. (‘tar hel Rekins M 1 ‘yos|in place of Lonny ong 2m ees Eat ie cay PARLORS, ee ue had evidently decided to purchase ‘The limited-rouad bout between Jimmy Barry, Philadel. {8841 Lowlaviile ‘eb chief ansistant was also a Jockey, ‘988 Mb Avene, eppesite Mecy'a