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MAIERBREWING
cONPANY,
GREAT AUTO RACE
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Dingley Wins Contest of Skil
and Daring at Mineola.
MRS. BINDLOSS SHOT HIM.
Stephen M. Crocker, Tervorising New
Londen Family, Seriously Hurt.
NEW LONDON, Coun, Sept. D.—
Steplien M. Crocker, a wember of a
JARDINE'S CAR TURSED TURTLE
Feature of Hace Was Pluck of Driv.
ers of Sherman's Royal Tourist,
Which Teok Third Prize
After Bad 1 paet.
MINEOLA. N.Y. Sept
Qontest of =kill and during, devoid of
serious pechdept, BF Dingley drove
A. L Pope's sixty horsepower Pope
Toledo car 113.2 niiles over the Nassat
circuit Iu two hours and Afty seconds
winiing the cllminatory trial to select
a team of five American
mobiles for the second
Vauderbiit cup
Fifty nlue seconds behind him
elapsed time came Tracy, driving
120 horsepower locamobile of Dir. E
Thomas whese plucky
was not Known when Lie 4
third in E. D. Sherman's forty
power Royal Tourist
course in 2 bours, 19 minutes and
Nutt, in a fifty horsepower
Haynes, of Elwood Haynes, was fourth
in 2 hours, 23 minutes and 32 seconds
and Roberts, driving the sixty horse
power Thomas car of H. 8. Houpt, was
fifth, =ix minutes amd eight seconds
slower than the fourth man There
Were ten cars to face the starting line,
and ouly the five that qualified fin
ished.
His automobile overturned aud be,
with his mechanic, R. Turner. sent fay
fog through the air, bruised and cut
and the machinery almost wrecked
Jardine stuck to the race and for forty
two miles risked his life at almost
every rod
Jardine, kuewn for his daring a
graduate of the Henault and Panhard |
schools and now an engineer with the
Royal! Tourist company. was regarded
a8 the best driver In the race. He
drove steadily, making up time by his
skill In making the sharp turus and
by his straight course
It was ou the third round at the!
Guinea woods. Jardine was going
about forty-five wiles an hour. Without |
slacking speed he struck the curve, and |
suddenly Lis machine turned turtle. |
Jardine felt the rise aud juwped, call
fog to bis wechanple, Tucker. Jardine
landed ten feet away ou the turf at
the side of the road on his knees, bruls. |
ing them.
Tucker could not jump, and bystand
ers said that he turned at least ten
spmersauits as he few through the air,
alighting twenty-five feet away on his
bands and breast. He arose with a
apraine] wrist aud a broken thumb
Both tien were ou their feet in au in-
stant sud back to the automobile, A
large crowd had wituessed the ncel-
dent, and a score of persons, grasping
the machine, turned it right side up
An instant's survey showed the top
of the water cooler knocked off, the
gasoline tank beut in and the steering
rod bent and broken. There was a
quick makeshift, the sparkers were ig
nited and the men were in the machine, |
Tucker trying to cover the water cooler
with his hand and Jardine, bolt up-
right, steering by faith almost.
The speed of the automobile went |
back to the average Over the hills it!
went, the water splashing, the gaso- |
line leaking, the steering rod almost
useless. The daring wen were cheered |
to the echo as they passed the line in|
third place. i
Chicago Batted McGinnity Hard.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25. — Chicago Na-|
tionals won the third straight game |
from the champions. One Inuing, the |
fifth, did the business, uine runs scor- |
ing on two passes, two steals, a wild
pitch, a passed ball, three singles and
three doubles. McGinnity retired In
favor of Awes after seven runs had
been made off him. Wicker was an
enigma to the visitors except in two
fonings. Umpire Emslle fainted on |
the fleid during the second Inning. The |
crowd at once invaded the diamond,
and the police were compelled to use |
their clubs vigorously before the game |
could be resumed. Emsiie resumed his
work after about five minutes. Score, |
10 to 5. |
~In »
ute
the
made
race for
it
the
H
Face
Ciline
Jundine
sin]
horse
the
1s
coupleting
seconds
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Cineinnat! Took Two Games. i
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25 ~The Cincin-
nati Nationalg tried out five new men
in a double Leader with Brooklyn, and |
all gave good accounts of themselves. |
In the first game Seymour secursd two |
howe runs, Barry scoring albead of bim |
on each occasion. Johns and Doescher, {
Alice.
dition as the result of a pistol shot re
of George Biludloss at their
home here at an early hour io the
meruinug.
Late at night Crocker went to the
Bindloss house, and when the door was
opened In response to bis ring he push
ed his way in past the servant and met
Mrs. RBimndloss and her daughter, Miss
Stella Bindioss. Tueir refusal to speak
to him angered him,
hours he had them in a state of terror
Mrs. Biudloss tried to get to the tele
phone to summon ber Jusband or the
doing =o
FAIRBANKS IN OHIO.
PRICE ONE CEN!
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Cuban Moderates Gain Sweep-
ing Victory.
GOVERNMENT FIRMNESS SAVED RIOTS
Reported That Liberals Were Plot.
ting to Use Dynamite aad Had
Imported War Material From
New York,
HAVANA, Sept. 25
ber first election, aud
party, under President
Kuluned a sweeping Vietory
Cuba has held
the Moderate
Palma, has
Fears Lad
the day would Le fraught with great
and secured his revolver to protect her
self
saw Crocker beating her daughter, and
In her uervousness the revolver, which
bullet did not strike Crocker, but the
girl, and he turned on Mrs. Bindloss
In struggling with ker for possession
of the weapou it was exploded agala,
1nd the bullet entered his body under
the breastbone amd inflicted a wound
that probably will cause his death
Crocker left the house after a short
time and went to his home, where he
collapsed aud was later taken to the
hospital. When he recovered conscious
ness he sald that two tramps shot Lim
Mr. and Mrs. Bindloss went to the
police station and told the true story of
the occurrence
A CHINESE BOMB THROWER.
Prince Taal Sche Wounded and Four
OWiclale Killed at Peking.
PEKING, Sept. 23.—At the Peking
raliway station as a train carrying one
ftudy foreign political methods was
leaving, a bomb was exploded inside a
and wounding over twenty other per
sons
The wounded
Teche,
of the missions, and Wu Tiug Fang
former minister to the United States
both of whom receives slight injuries
The perpetrator of the outrage, who
Was In the car, was blown to pleces
The affair has create] a profound
sensation and causes apprehension re
include Prince Taal
court and leading officials of the gov-
ernment.
The goverument offices and the rail
ways are now strongly guarded.
An edict appointing the missions was
named to go abroad to study foreign
systems of government because the
dowager empress Intended to issue a
lishment of a parliament twelve years
Boyes Killed Dald Eagle.
NEWARK, N. J, Sept. 25—A ball
eagle measuring five and one-half feet
frow tip to tip of the wings was killed
ters, aged respectively twelve and
thirteen years. The boys were cross
ing the flelds with their dog a short
eagle swooped down on the dog and
attempted to carry it of. Edwin ran
the neck. The big bird fought des-
perately, tearing the lad's clothing In-
to tatters with its talons, but he held
It fast until bis brother killed it with
a baseball bat.
M. Witte at Berlin.
BERLIN, Sept. 25M. Witte, ac
compauled by bis daughter, Mine, Na.
rychkine, wife of the se retary of the
Russian legation at Brussels, arrived
ly after 8 o'clock last night and was
embassy. He procesded immediately
to the Hotel Bristol, where he will re-
slide until tomorrow, when he goes to
Rominten, one of Emperor Willlam's
famous hunting seats, situated near
the Russian frontier, where he will
have an audience of his majesty
Army Ofcer Shoots Himself.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept
a.
py
These fears seemed justified on ac
occurrence at Clenfuegos
of the affray at which Representative
Villuendas, Chief of Police Hance and
This affray, resulting in the death
general riots throughout the island
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shooting himself through the brain with
frey, commander of the Ninth United
suddenly to a realization that they
were playing with fire, though the
prompt dispatching of strong furces of
artillery aud rurales and a geueral dis
play of goverument strength at dang:
points may be greatly responsitée for
the order maintained)
It seems pretty well proved that the
Liberals there plotted to use dynamite
extensively if the elections did not sult
them, as an expert who examine!
one of the bombs found Iu Villuendas'
Fool says they coutalu enough explo
sive to blow up a whole block Evi
deuce was found that Villuendas took
twelve bombs to Clenfuegos, ouly
three of which were found However,
twelve other similar ones. toguther
with other arms, were discoverwd
Santa Clara,
There is every indication that Senor
Palpia's forces Live scored a sw eopiug
victory, which the Liberals, now that
the fights are over, seem to be taking
phliosophically
Liberals admit the complete victory
in Havana of the Moderates, the party
of President Palma.
Leaders are marshaling their forces
in
tide before December's final elections
Liberals declare they did uot vote, as
police and bands of Moderates prevent
ed, but this appears to be unfounded
In Havana at least they appear to
have been beaten fairly
Serfons trouble ln the Immediate fu
ture Is doubtful, but If dynamite plots
are laid for the primaries there Is rea-
son to fear the result of December's
Several shipments of ammunition
In the last few weeks to members of
the Liberal party in Cuba. These “up
plies were purchased from a firm
which furnished wuch of the war wa
terial to the Cuban junta at the time
of the last rebellion and were shipped
clandestinely as merchandise to os
cape the attention of Consul General
by agents of the Liberals are vow
stored In various cities of the island.
particularly fu Clenfuegos, for use In
the campaign against the Moderates
Convention of Military Sargeons.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 25. —Soldlers
and sallors’ ills and wounds will be
geons from all parts of the world at
the fourteenth annual meeting of the
Association of Military Surgeons of the
United States, which opens here tomor-
row. Distinguished medical men from
the armies of Mexico, Japan, China,
England, France, the Dowinlou of Can.
ada and surgeons from the United
States army and navy and marine hos-
pital service as well as many national
guard surgeons are here to attend the
couveution
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 23 - Gener
plied by the uaval authorities of the
Naval academy to the 230 new mid
shipmen show that Charles F. Chaw
bers of Steubenville, 0. {sa the stron
get member of the class, his total
strength belug represented Ly 1.100
kilos. Les Carey of Snow HILL Md,
Is second, with 1,034 kilos Both are
wewbers of the football squad.
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Traveling Man a Sulcide.
CLAREMONT, N. H., Sept. 25 — Wal
lace M. Leet, a traveling salesinau for
a Clocinpati lguer fir, committed
Where Needed.
BELLEFONTAINE, 0. Sept. 20. —
Beautiful weather and inimense crowds
were the first features of the opening
of the Republican state campaligu here
Governor Herrick spoke on state
sues. although « alling attention to the
interest Olle ulways take
is
people in
mount by gas asphyxiation. He arriy
«1 at the hotel late at night and np
peared to be despondent. Just before
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25
Nationals took a closely contested
game from Boston in the presence of
the greatest crowd seen iu a St. Lonis
park this year. The confest was fea
tured by timely hitting by Grady, De
Groff and Beckley. Roston scored on
errors. Score. 5 to
Providence Won ( hamplonship,
PROVIDENCE, R. I, Sept. 25. —-The
Providence baseball team won the
championship of the Eastern league by
defeating Rochester 14 fo 4 More
than 15008 persons saw the gEume,
which was played at Rocky Point,
English Football Team Won,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25 -The Pligrim
Association football team of England
Sefented 8 picked St lLouls eleven
years of age and a graduate of West
Point.
Lymehed Wrong Negro.
CONWAY, Ark, Sept.
wife at New York.
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Working on Eight Moar System.
INDIANAPOLIS, Lid, Sept. 25 A
mob, The negro was held for attack.
Ing Mrs
daughter
the house occupied by Mrs, Lawrence.
Sheriff Harrell sald that the
fons are now working on an eight hour
10 Sines Sept. 8
sixty six cities
Buffalo Dredge Goes Under,
DUNKIRK, N. Y,, Sept. 25. A large
for which Brown was lynched
Japancas Selse Islands.
ing company of Baffalo foundered in
Captain George
Were
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Bere by a score of 6 to 0.
Baron Broggen,
on
Seuntor J. B. Fornker closed the
speaking prograwme with a discussion
of national Issues
Vice President Fairbanks
the prevalling prosperity aml
Kuments in
ministration said in part
“11 is proper to
piveaeut for confirmation
thie
disc issn]
ar
ad
the
agatost a change the
He
cuttin to
of
In
cofiditions
jij il
oi bit
the virtue of Hey
uo period of th
fn Ohdo and «
ble to the vast
capital. ‘Let
well worn pir
great virtue Iie
has to its credit
prosperity
Agriculture
analysis is the sure
greatest national
ug Its largest
have
2 principles
past have
here been so favora
tervals of Inbosr and i
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well enough alone” is a
¢ Yet HH pos
Repu
nine
sessed
prarty
Years of exoep
tional tuder
which in the
foundation of
prosperity
rewards
hnoreasead
exis! poli
final |
=
cies
He
Is enjoy
Farm values}
Farm |
mortgages Lave been decreased. Mann |
factories runniug full with
payrolls Labor in de |
everywhere, Idleness vanished i
with the overthrow of the Detuocratio |
Deora
everywhere
are time
norea sed i=
mand
policies administra
and
ion
You declare that you stand by the
to Amdrican
can industries. This Is
vet it is of
principles of p
thd Ne
1 brief utterauce
ection
Isat ir
command
HE Importance to our Industeal devel
optuent mul commercial growth. It is
uot of wonent section of the
country, but to all sections
“The Dinglcy tariff Las been in op
eration eight There are those
who challenged its eMeacy when it was
enacted, and there are those who doubt
its wisdoiu pow
to one
years
Fhe tariff has always
bad powerful advocates. A Republican
wdjnst tariff schedules
readjustment Is essen
the ity of tk
maintain the tari in
perat
Congress will re
wherever such
tial to
system
preserye Integr
ind to
wholesome « ol
Harvard I ccturer Found Dead.
WEST OSSIPEL NH, Sept. 25.—
Dr. James KK. Chadwick of Boston. a
lecturer at Harvard was found
dead Just
dence at Chocorua
his servants It
fell from the piazza
tage during the night
eral brulses about the til hips
such as would be caused by a fall,
and Coroner E. W. Hodsdon of Tam
worth, who beld an inquest, guve the
opinion that death the result of
an acchlent it thought that [ir
Chadwick 1a tide! iid Jost
ba biinies way
college
Lis suntier
N.H. by
SHp passed
oilitside «i
of
he
one
that
roof of his cot
is
Lhere are sey
head
was
is
' v ill
his white making his
across the roof to obtain air
Fatal Wreck ant Susquehnuna.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Sept
Erie train No. 14, eastward bound.
was wrecked in a collision with an ep
gine about a quarter of a mile east of
Susquehauua, Pa, at 7 o'clock last
night. Both englues were turned on
thelr backs beneath a coal pocket. The
colliston was caused Ly an engl from
the coal pocket makiug nn attempt to
cross the malu ine. Frank Robbins of
Susquchauna, engineer of the wrecked
tratn, was Killed. His fireman, whose
uname Is O'Rourke and who Hyd
tu Susquehanna, is thought to be under
his eugine An Erle detective named
Henstead was fatally injured by being
thrown from the baggage car
Miss Roosevelt and Party at Seoul,
SEOUL, Sept 25 -Miss Allee R
velt and party attends! the athletic
of Japanese school Lhe
received by the Japanese
he entire par
after the strenuous
Fase
sports Boys
party
educational committee
resting
Wis
is now
na. The visit is largely lostug an ofl
clal character, and the party will spend
some the at piculeking and riding In
the hills of Seoul and vicinity
Platt In Ianvalid's Chale,
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 23 United
States Senator Thomas CC. Platt of
New York arrival here from Denver
in his private amd left for
the enst jast Senator Platt Je
nied reports that have been circulated
about his health Notwithstanding his
denial the senator held
In bis cur In an luvalld's chalr
car Coarler
night
about
Was
Victor Ennmanuel nt Milan,
MILAN, Sept. 23 - hing Vict
1d He
yvestend 1y on the
of # monn
Norges
Ww
anuel Quorn clit receives! on
popular ovation hers
ocvasion of the dedication
mental tower 0 castle
erveted to the memory of his majesty 's
father, King Humbert Many
bers of the cabinet were present
on
Matadors Hefused an Encare,
NIMES, France Sept, Fwelve
thousand spectators of a hualifeht here
broke up the chairs, other seats aml the
to tn
becca se
barriers sur
boxes and set fire
rounding the arvana miata
encore after they had dispatehed five
Plympton Heleased an Nall
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Sept. 23 Eben
Plympton, the actor arrested
here on a charge of with in
wha was
issauit
tent to Kil Captain George Martin awd
has Leen Plymouth fall
has been released on
confined in
Pour New Fever Cases at Viekshurg. |
VICKSBURG, Miss, Sept. 23 Four
bg de
President's Summer Outing
Ends on Saturday.
BUSY AT HIS MESSAGE T0 CONGRESS
The Important Topies In It Ave Fed.
eral Supervision For Life Insar-
Ance, With Vene-
suela and Santo Domingo.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y. pt. 25. -
Presideat Roosevelt will cotitplete his
Summer sojourn at Sagamore Hill and
return to Washington west Saturday
Sept. 30. The president, Mrs It
velt and members of thelr fan
Secretary and Mrs Loeb ain the
hers of the force
Saturdny on a
the Long I=land raliroad
Ibe president is devoting considera
Lle time cach das
Relations
Ne
bevy
iy
Hie
execntive will k
ive
mornin special over
now
coligress. For some
he has |
the message,
ent of
wr
wenn assembling data for
Lut the
peace conference
the data
sluice wljourn
Liv
definite
the Lias
been iting into
Three topics highly important at
this thue to the Amorican people will
be discussed Ly the president ln his
message. They are the federal regu-
supervision of life lusur-
ance, the relations between this coun
and Ves ezueia
fis
and America’s in
al affairs of the gov-
Other im
sidered, amoung them the scandals dis-
closed In the departments of agricual-
ture and the interior, the work of the
department of Justice in the Leef trust
cases, the regulation of rallroad fre ight
rates, the in the con
struction of the Panama canal and the
conclusion of between
and Japan
Much of the material for the discus
sion of these subjects President Rosse
velt hand, and the last
days of his stay at Sagamore Hill are
belug devoted to the preparation of
the part of his message which will
deal” with them Few visitors Lave
been received the adjournment
of the peace conference, the president
progress made
peace Russia
now has in
sitive
desiring to be as free as possibile from
interruption while working on his mes-
sage. His last week here 1s practical.
Iv devold of «
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A Cyclone Sweeps Calabria,
ROME, Sept. 23. Another cyclone
Yesterday caused enormous damage in
Calabria dual clearance of the
ruined the recent earth
quakes shows that the number of per
ous to perish was greater than
in the first estimates
are bw
The work of «
NEEvinents
A Ei
buildings by
Riven
Large numbers
of bodies ing diseovensd daily
mstructing wosden cab
ins teler went
sipwrvision i=
Proges T'wo thousand
Lave already been completed, nnd 4.000
wore will
homeless
Fapridiy
ug
be necessary to shelter the
people
the railroad de pots
tistics cattle
the earthquakes
who are sleeping in
According to sta
20 00k) perished during
Rallway Men at Philgdelphia,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25 More
than a thousand men interested in
the operation of street car lines, iu
cluding manufacturers of street cars
td for Hi
itlons of associntions inter
ested fu street rallways. The organiza
fons to weet are the American Street
Rallway the American
Railway Mechanical and Electrical as.
so¢lation, the Street Railway Account.
ants’ ation of America, the
American Associagion of Street Rail
way Claim Agents and the American
Street Hallway Maoufacturers
ciation I'he conventions will
six days
Changed Cars In Pink Pyjamas.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept Mr
Kollman, a New York werchant, hal
to change cars at the quarantine sta
tou outside the city clad only In a sult
of pale pink pyjamas, yellow socks
and a light blue coat. He retired the
night before his arrival lu New Orleans
in a Pullman car He carefully re
moved Lis outer ganuents, wrappal
thew up and tucked thew ju one of tie
receptacles provided by the Pullman
Car company When awakened at
quarautine Mr Koblman found his
clothes gone. Search was valn
pp lances re here the
nual conve
association
Asso
N=<0
cover
British Ship Viola Rammed.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Sept
25. ~The British schooner Viola, bound
from St. John, N. B., for New York
with a cargo of lumber, was worked
into the harbor here fn a water logeed
condition the wen cut
down during the night by the steamer
Indian of the Boston aud Philadel
phia Steamship company. No one was
Injured
vessel having
Victory For German Armas In Africa.
BERLIN, Sept 25 The goverument
receives] Information from German
Enst Africa that attacks by the rebels
on Mahenge have wen stcevssfully [a 8
pulsed, that the Morogo rebels lost 830
killel and that the Grawerth column
had arrived at Kilwa after inflicting
severe losses on the relwls In six fights
Vanderstuy ft
PARIS, Sept
Relglun
bleyele
Bowl.
Vanderstuy ft, the
golden bowl In the
twenty-four hours,
which bas just ended here, covering
574 miles, 21 yands and 2 feet. Nat
Butler, the American, was third, cov
ering Ni2 miles. 30 yands and 1 foot.
Vencanela Mast Withdraw Insult.
CARACAS, Venezuela, Sept. 25 —
The French government has asked the
Venezuelan government to reconsider
Its last note. which Is hooked )
.
Won Golden
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Underwear
{children’s underwear are now
| We sell the best 25c fleeced lined.
garment for ladies to be found an
We have better ones of
{course up to the finest wools.
| We have the shaped garments for
| misses, also girl's styles and boy's
styles in under drawers.
where
Hosiery
Four specials for the week: =
Boy's 15¢ school hose, special 106
tarls 12}¢ school hose, 3 pairs
for 2K
Men's 17¢ one-half hose,
10¢
Waistings
One case best
28 in,
made light and dark grounds in
patterns and polka dots.
bring 12{c in some stores.
price for one day only, Weds
Sax 1al S¢
Dress Good
Weare showing Panamas, Pana
ma Checks, Drape de Alma, Hen=
riettas, French Serges, Storm
Poplar Crepe, Danish cloth,
downe, Adova, ( hangeable
Mohairs, Mannish Suitings,
pines, Crepe de Paris, Crepe A
mure, Prunella, Venetians, Bro
Cloths, ete. Any of these ne
weaves we are pleased to show
any time. Largest line of Die
Goods in the valley and all at
usual Globe Warehouse's low price
Silks
Radium Checks, Plaids, Shade
Checks, Moire, Velour, C
Fancies and full line of staples.
Glad to show our line ag
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