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AROUND THE
RACE TRACK
3U3M SU3NIVHJ. CJ3SN30n ATNO
i cm IM TUP RACES
hLl.uni"!' 1 - -
AT CHICAGO.
MIHEIL GETS THE SILVER CUP
Ollie Burnett, Mildred L, Jake Green
burg and Alcorn R Were
the Winners at
Delmar.
Cliicaso, Sept. 22. Only licensed
trainer's' were" allowed in tlie races.
A handsome silver cup was gievn to
Diiriicll.
First, 5 ,1-2 furlongs: Erickersoll !
won; Monte second; The Novik third. ,
Time 1:08 2-5.
Second steeplechase, short course:
Mrs. Gra'nuan won; J. E. Owens sec
ond: Uolk Flink third. Time 3:34 3-5.
Third, mile, trainers to ride: Gori
nsa won: Hans Wagner second; Black
Thome third. Time 1:40 2-5.
Fourth, mile: Spencerian won; Gre
or K second; Brag third. Time 1:42.
Fifth, 5 1-2 furlongs: Alcor won
Talonde second; Clirdlestone third.
Time 1 :!.
Sixth, C furlongs: Mono won; Jos
set le Mfond; Harrison third. Time
1:15 12
Seventh, mile and a sixteenth: King
i-itv,.rii, noli: Dr. Stephens second;
Flying Torpeilo third. Time 1:4'J 3-5.
Results at Harlem.
First, about B furlongs: I tola won;
James V second; Damon third. Time
1:11 1-3. "
Second, mile and sixteenth: Graco
fnl won: Jack Ratlin second; Sheriff
V II third. Time 1:47 4 5.
Third. 5 1-2 furlongs: Sweet Pepper
won: Niblick second; Uaoseuso tturd.
lime !:' 3-5.
Fourth the peridental handicap:
mile and 'a furlonn: liain'y won: ld
ly Spanker second; Africander third.
Time 1 : 5? 3-5.
Fif'h. nboiit f. furlongs: Tongordor
won: St. Reliant second; Dcrry third.
Tin... 1-11 -5.
Sivh. rrile and ' yards: Canteen
w.m: (Jray Friar second: Hoodwink
tliird. Tinie 1: I '-
St. Lojis.
St. lni'l" S-t. 22' l'ie Tl'tmitt
i;i'-. 'l ... JuV- f'iTi iilmre and Al-
rnni K wre ib- '-:l i',ayed ifitierri
F- " 12 fuT"rr: i l.'-m"'
w ,n- ;-:.. iid; Anna
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GREAT
won; -Tarto sewmir: nine i;oi
Third C furlongs: Loca won; Vul
cain second; Tacaiche third. Time
4 m! t . O
1:21 2-4. ....
Fourth, 7 furlongs: jane ixreeuiiem
won- My Eleanor second; Hooksq
third. Time 1:3C 1-2.
Fifth, 6 furlongs: Lustlg won; neu
Man second: Ingol Thrift thirrd.
Time 2:21.
Sixth, mile and 3-8 : Aicomcr won;
Darca second; St. Simonian third.
Timg 2:2G.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
' Broke Even.
Atlanta, Sept. 22. Atlanta and
Slireveport broke even.
First game, score:
Slireveport.. 0 0003100 04 9 1
Atlanta 1 1 0 1 0 U t u uju v
Batteries Wagner anu uiaums,
McMakin and Clark.
Second game, score:
Atlanta 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 x 4 8 0
Slireveport.. 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 13 7 3
Batteries Bayne and Clarke; Ban
ley and Griffins.
The Leaders Take Another.
Birmingham. Sept. 22. Kengan kept
the Memphis batters otf Uiy bases.
Score: ' , ,
llirmlnolmm (10 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 7 1
Memphis.... 0 0 n 0 0 o o i i -Batteries
Keagan and Matthews;
Mcintyre a:id Hurloua.
Nashville Wins Easy
Nashville, Sept. 22. Nashville won
easily. Scinv:
Nnshville.. 0 3 0 5 0 1 0 1 mil 1
Little Kock 2 o 0 u 0 0 1 0 1 4 10 3
Batteries Nicken and Knoll; Dryer
and Anderson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn Wing Both.
Brooklyn, Sep'. 22. The locals took
both games. First game, score:
'fiil..irir... (I II 0 0 0 I) H II l 0 2 1
Brooklyn... 2 0 0 0 0 li O li x 2 0
Batteries Lynch aliU riii ips; man
Ion and Bergen.
Second game, score:
Pittsburg 0 " " " 1 1 4 :!
Hr,.LIvt, n II 2 II 1 II 113 1
Puiti.rii.i Puninit 7. and I'hohis: Dur
ham and Jarklitsch.
rhirano and Philadelphia Break Even
itiii.c!..liiliiH. Scot. Z'l. Chit-aft ntiij
I'liiladclphia broke even. F.rM c;n:.
sco e: . . . .
i w.r. ,... it u 2 li ti 1 14
IhOt..l..lt.r.ill II II 1 l it a z -
Itatieri "s Wicker mid Klinst: lia
s-r rd Hot'i.
Siftm4 pa me. score :
rhieae-o 11 " "-- ' '
Ptiiladelphia... M 11 rf, 1" -
Han-ric r.rir'; at'd OXi'l: FaM
well und IK!r..
Closely Played Games.
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Remember the opening date, September
24th Saturday. And the VlaceThe
Palace, Crockett Street.
M. LUCAS, Manager.
N. B.- For the Benefit of Working People Store
Will be open, 'till 11 p. m. Saturday. 0
Batteries McGinnity and Grady
Wilhelni and Neodhatn.
New York's One Hundredth.
New York, Sept. 22.-Tho New
their one lmndmlt It name
by defeating Cincinnati here today.
First game, score:
Cincinnati, o 1 o 0 0 1 1 2 05 8 4
New York. 0 3 0 4 u 0 0 0 x 7 11 4
Batteries Kelluni and Sciilei and
Peit.; McGiiire and Oro.
Second game, score:
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 7 0 07 8 3
New York 1 0 0 1 0 0 13 fi i
Batteries-: Walker and Stroll ; Willso
atx Warner.
ISLAND'S ADIOS
TO
STATEMENT OF LOSS IN THE
PHILIPPINES BY REASON OF
ITS FLUCTUATIONS.
TREASURY AS LOST $1,203,089
Instability of Coin Taken Advantafle
of by Money Changers. New Law
Eliminates .Mexican .Coil
From Treasury Receipts.
Washington. I). C, Sept. 22. Tin
Bureau of Insular Aftiiirs of the Wa.
Department in its review und (i'l.-l
audit of the fiiiaii'i s of lie: i'l il p-
pine government !i;is li (iein ly fiv-:
the loss MivtHined by 11m- iii.-ular
tnasury. tip to June ::. 1 due :
the fliictiiating value of the t-.l.'r
currency in -f iicral rircnlai ion in i'i'
islands until a rec-nt da'e fl.2'f1,
nv3. This loss t.i the Iti'iilnr (."'"!
ineiit wa- brontlit hiryetv l,y the In't
licit when silver a "'-ir .M'-ei-w-rf
1nio-t xl us i ly fl' r d f'T
l-aynietit if vim r n-ii' :! (!- I -.'
when silver cs ihia ai d M'
ifHtis vf r-al'M-d imi"ra'r.'( 'y i ' '
ofcrcd in pinrini !.' ' i
er,.,;ii,,i t (,f l'ic t iV It :' ' 'l' H :
l.y hi rv fri-y :'i ' Tii' '- - ''' "'
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fold f.ri-1 ta;'l '("' 'ii't.
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MEXICAN PESO
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THREE BODIES
TAKEN m TANK
REMAINS OF'1 'LAWRENCE, GLOFF
AND SALES, VICTIMS OF EX
PLOSION RECOVERED.
DIFFICULT TO INDENTS THEM
One Body Not Found And It Is Now
Believed It Was Burned. Com
pany May Compensate
Families.
The bodies of three of the four men
wlio met death in the accident ut
Fort Arthur, Texas, Tuesday, have
been recovered. They are the bodies
of Frank Lawrence, William ClolT
mid CeoiKO Sales. While the bodies
themselves were not in very bad con
dition, it was difficult Vj identify them
because the features bad been very
biidlv scorched and distorted by hot
oil. For some time the body of C.loff
could not be Identified b"t xomo "f
il e workmen finally reciRiiized it by
its clothitiK- The other two were
identified in the sanio way.
H Bottom of Tank.
Tlie bodies were fo'ind in the bot
tom of i he tank, beneath the debris
of the i-xif. lin? in thij shallow wnter
which r maile d att r the on iiai
bi-en drav.n off. The lire which wan
extint'iiish' d la'c in the afternoon .f
lb. day ol the accident, left the lank
:-nd the tr at mas or torn an'l iwin
rj roofini; rei hot. It wan impossi
ble to n.an li for the lKli on that
ac-'iiitit mil yesterday tiiornins.
h'n the t f m k had -ool'i. Kn-n Ih.-n
il.e h' at in iiit' nno that parib'
of (.larcners could r. fiiain in th" tank
i. in a f w nut - anu re r'!i v a
e .i ry 1 it'c white.
Long Search.
Tlie t'iti .(1 fear' lit T.i. r.(t, tinned
a'l d;ij !! iy nuii,t tl.e ti.iik a'i'l t
.'ir lie! "c-l'-'l f fl 'i ri'Iv it ! r
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RUTT SALE
at Port Arrthttr and will bo burlod to
day. It is understood that the Texas
Company, in whose employ me men
were, will do something of a substan
tia! character for the families of tlie
dead men. It is recognized that the
riiinniiinv u'Uli in no wav resnonsiblo
but. the accident was so unusual and
so horrible that precedent will prona-
lily bo overruled and soma son ui
financial compensation made the. be
reaved famillles. Tlio property loss
is now estimated at between $12,000
iind $15,000.
SCAFFOLD FELL
THREE ARE DEAD
THREE KILLED AND THREE PA
TALLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT
AT GROVE, I. T. '
SIXTEEN MOBE OR LESS INJURED
Forty Workmen Were on the Scaffold
at the Time of the Collapse, and
Into thu River Below.
Siloiim Sprinss. Ark., Sept. 22 A
special to the Daily Republican from
drove, I. T.. says:
A fatal accident or.-nrrcd today
time miles wist of here, in which
three mm wire killed ouMuhl. three
wrc fatally and four seriously Injured,
,v the fai: ik f a scaflild work oil a
li'li'e. The cnd
IIKM'.Y UI'fhhK.
THOMAS UHWNIMi.
KAY MOOIti:. .
Fn'aily Injured: Knfus Illevms.
,:,rk I, rot,' n; l lia.les Xa'soii. iim-i-
iimI iiiiuri' -: ! '. l.a'K nroh' ii
il,i o r. i -e injun d.
Ki role tv iiijun-d: Henry ;ienn.
IV . It.it,. e. J. P. Jackson. Jamen F r
'ti J J Smith. f"r man of 'he tilf l
v,i, I,, r.-, Imd Ii.h hi; liroken and
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TIBET IN JAWS
OF BRITISH LION
RUSSIA ACCUSE8 JOHN BULL
OF DOUBLE DEALING IN
THE MATTER.
CLAIMS VIOLATION OF ASSURANCES
Permanent Occupation of Cumbai
Valley the Bone of Contention
Over Which England and
Hussla Wrangle.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 22. Tha Ab
soelated Fress learns that Russia's
representation to Creat Urltaln in ro
sneci to Tibet Is based on tho appar
ent difference in the assurances given
Count neneketidorff, the Russian am
bassador to Great Hritaln, June 22,
and the published terms ot the Anglo-
Tibetan treaty.
The assurauces which were lncorpo
.m.j i a formnl memorandum stated
shcilirully that Great Hritaln would
not maintain a miniary tK.cujwuou
Tibet, would not establish a protecto
rate over the region and would re
spect the inteRrity of China. Informa
tion which KusKla has ontatnoa imm
....i i.. umiriK.. w.KialiliHties tlie i an
. . I mill r" n '
that published version of the treaty
Is practically that stKneu ai i. niw
so Russia contends that being provlH
liilitv tif a iMTm
nent ocrupntlon of tha Cumbai Valley
It inar bt; eiHisiileied to IMJ a vioiaiion
of the Hrillsh assuranre. .Moreover.
art if l H Is so sweeplnn as to mase
KriiUh nthorltv In Thlb.-t practically
displace that of China.
Great Ilrilain clalmn mat mo Lum
bal Valley U not really part t,f Tibet
thoiiKh subject to Its jurlHdlftion. and
thai sh ha u' lntntlt,n to pertna-n-nlljr
hold It. The Russian objection
i her. -fore. lH bawd principally on ar-
il'-ln t ll Is tit ptd In diplo.
, , ,
tkul the Incident will
t ausc crave complications a Kussia'a
ititert h in ThitK-t is. to a iarg
letit, academic.
Only Slight tktrmish.
MiiVdon. Rcirf. 21. iflay4 Willi
p-tiM'pn f a tdieht kirmlh at
w thr '! no i-w dev-lop-
mnii t'flay
Protest Presented at Pekin.
St. I'.-ttT bur. P'I't. 22 Th Ros
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.''an .r"""l acam-i Mir
lnlt f(r-eritf4 iO tb- dis-
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at I't l.iB.
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: itti(l'T-"fKl to tiv c!U-il th ttn-
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tho fact that China would . abandon,
her fuiiteralnty over Tlhot If she rati
fiixl the treaty, thus creating a Brit
ish protectorate. The foreign oflleo
lina n..t vnt rnnlvari n rmiort hilt tilt
dispatch from Pekln to the Morning
Post of London, announcing that Chi
na is not willing; to ratify the trouty
is believed to be tue airerci ouicomo
ol Russia's protest.
GULF, TEXAS AND NORTHERN ,i
Projected Railway That May Add
Another Feeder to Beaumont.
Austin, Sept. 22. Another East 1
Texas railroad was chartered this
morning. It Is the Gulf, Texas and
Northern, with headquarterrs at Mar
shall and capital $500,0(10. Proposes
to run a line from Sabine Pass
through Marshall to a point near Ok
lahoma City, a distance of 250 miles
In Texas, through the counties of Jef
ferson, Orange, Hardin, Newton, Ty
ler, Jasper, Angelina, Sabine, San
Augustine, Shelby, Panola, Harrison,
Marlon, Upshur, Camp, Morris. Frank
lin, Titus, Hopkina, Delta, Red River.
and I a mar . -i Intvirnnr&tors : II. L.
Hull, Fort Worth; L. W. Lloyd, Jacob
Wiseman, A. D. Blocker, M. Scully,
W. L. Martin, W. C. Pierce, Jr.. all of
Marshall; 8. J. Smart and R. W. Car
raway of Logansport; La. 1,1 '
i I iiii'ii-iii,
Detectlvo KIHed- Negro. : "'
Brunswick, Ga..: SepL 22. After bo
lug shot and seriously wounded today,
by Will Mitchell, colored. Samuel
Calnes, a detective, shot and allien
the negro.
The latter was under arresL The .
detective will probably recover.
Lady Ourxon Vary III.
London. Sept. 22. A bulletin Issued
today by the physicians attending
I.dy Curzon of Keddleston, formerly
Miss Lelter, wife of the viceroy of
India, says her ladyship's condition
ig serious.
It became known this evening that
the codition of Iady Curson Is now
most critical. She l suffering from
complications consequent upon her
confinement from which the baa never
tjtilie recovered. Lady curzon gave
nirtn to a uaugnier in ushi
March 20. last ''xJUEILa
Hungary Ruling on Mormons.
Vletina. Seirt. 12. Count Tlaaea,
the Hungarian minister of Interior,
has rrorterrd a decision prohibiting
Mormon propaeanaa wiuiin Hungary
anna tho rmnnd that ftucfa a B1OV0-
metit la ODdcsirable, both from the
s'andpolntt of state policy and reti-
Om. .1.111
Corman-Roufnanian Treaty.
lUmburg, Sept. 22 tVancell'tr Von
Rim-Iow and M. Ktt-idKa. premier of
Ron mania, met berr today to k ever
'.Xmal!T thf otfftarl cf tbr pro
Iil roTDirx-rrlal treaty fe1 i (Jer
manr ajid Hotimanla thai harr rau-4
th failure f pTol'mrr4 art- al"ni
thrmicli rr haoa-ls. Aa arrr
nent i fxptffiX to b rcsrbed throticrn
this CWiferenr.
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