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Show TIIE MORXIXU EXAMINER: WILMSDAY TTAll. OUDEX. AlUlST UuUMMi. GIRLS MUD COFFIN Beautiful MARBLEHEAD YACHT RACES Finish in the Race Sdoction of Defender of for Marblehead. 87: v I'duu-.i- un. Aug. 14. In hrveav. the Cod. owned by Iir. Morton Prince of Boa-nn- . sou ibe aerond of lb Lrlal races for ihe selection of the defenders f :be Knont-vel- t The faratuba, i cup. owned by H. V. Foster, was second ' and ibr Cheewick VI.. the euiry of F. U. Macoinber. was third. li was any one's race until tlis yacht turned the first mark ala miles southeast or the startling line o: Half-Warock, but the Cod had the most luck on the spinnaker run to the crake and rounded it 1:26:68. which waa one minutes and seconds ahead of the Caramba. The leg home was supposed to he a beat, but it developed into a drifting match fur the first half hour, during which some of the contestants a era swung around iu circles at the will of the currents. The Cod, being first around, got a little puff of wind that carried her along well, and while the others wrra vainly endeavoring to die. cover a favorable stand that would send them toward horns, the Prince boat waa working steadily away from them. At 2:20 Cod tailed out on the eiarixmrd tack and made for the line. She had overstood it to far, however, that she waa barely ahead when the Caramba came upon her Ire. The Cod got the whistle at 3:23:36 and the Caramba at 3:24:27. The Cheewlnk did not have quite so much luck as the Caramba. but at the line led over Sally VIII. The Spokane, winner of yesterday' race, waa one of the unfortunate yachia In not getting the breeze and finished twelfth at 8:50:4. The start was made at 11:66, the elapsed time being as follows: Cod, Mm., f. Kci: Marshs! nii Weather, cloudy; uurt-nai- uppy. Dinlor C., It": 110; 110; Buik-huine- Barker li- - Redwsld. 107; Kent. 106; Tuck Back fo: Second race, ope h.!, . Undertaker Surprised to Find Eight Young Women Ready to Act as Pail Scare ns link. N i!i- - A spurial L Aug 14 York Herald from Hartford, N Couu M.vhae! v ir. a mahi'im- - Imildei, who ilitii oil Sat ill lai '.u.luiiicd hie reputatiiii ax a soviai haifor biiiouk llir of (hx IV lli colony Wi'Sl.liy in this ci: aiipulaiiiia in hie will ibai non inn youug women pallbearer alnuiUI carry h.x budv to Ihe . . SEATTLE IMRIES Silurian. A . . soluoa. luO: Whlpporw: y, 97; Nine, 111). OF e J:i.r. v; i Ssvsire 10 IDE WAS THE DYING REQUEST SOCIAL LEADER. . Mocassin Maid. 93; imiir :. .Man Inflammable, 99; Ls.k-Powers, lm); Light Op, ;.2 Seventh rare, one n .V M;i,i six; Leo teenth. selling Plr.Sj.: Bright, Rocsavolt Cup. 4 i.r;. fni.-rmh- K:.. 3 GPAVE !!. ... ri u M.,:, 'i m2: .ludltb IxHiise. I' RALES. a iiioai Vj' Hatold. Iu6; Frictlo; lid. Sixih isce. oue mlu selling Prince of W., 7: The aMie, 87 THE COD WON SECOND OF TRIAL Exciting Mayo. 98: Samuda. 9a; Demo. ir,. 11: la Taranta. 107: grare Wyler was hurled v'erda at.-. arrived at the lt7: ex- when the yard, selling '7 Sir Carhouse h wa tiirpnecd to fiud tight pedient, loT; Van Mope ter. 107; Lertda, 107. Cileuiiner, 1"7. ) oung woturti liters to act a alllxr-erauneven Bells, 107; Mxy H.OaiUv, lu7; Bis uf tlie girls acted iu that ra Bessie W'efly, 106. parity and the other two a tlowe. f a mil, bearer. The service Third race. weie held In Calrnar. 110; Ysuki-- Jim, 110; ihe 8;. Cyril and (it. Methoilia church pin Banlado, 110; Emily M , Hi), Plpateca. and afterward the young women, all 11"; Lassen, 110; , l.uiy no; dread in white, bore tbe coffin from Blanche C., 107. the church. Fourth race, one nii:i-- hsndirap 110: Court. Kunnyaide. 1"6; THE CONTRACT FOR Supreme Msnlnmae, 106; Caiiln. nR ; Henry SUPPLYING CHINESE 94 95; Waite, FulltU. Fifth race, one mils and a antenih. Washington. Aug. 14. Score of apaellluj Y'eoiiian, 102, Dutiful, 1U2; plication for information concerning Briers. 102; Baker, 107, Ixirlan, 107; the proposed contract for 2.600 Chinese 102. Ralph. Young, Biiarthorp. 104; laborer have already reached the IsthBlith race, thrre-quaiiof mile, mian caual rouuuUkfjn and indication mo; Yellowstone, eelling laidy Mirthful. 108; Marie H. 104; Curro are that hundreds of persona are plan-In to make bid for this contract Golden 104; Buck, 1o8; Laura ning Santa, F. M, 103; Susie CVlMian. 103; Miss the hope of realising a small fortune from it. a several bidder did on the May Howdlsh, 103; Katie Bell, 103; recent leaue of Panama canal bonds, Belle Kinney, 101. but prospective bidder, without exTrack, slow. financial murh be will tensive backing, disappointed. It will be required that a large certified check, probably not WESTERN LEAGUE lest than InO.uft". shall acrumpany each bid. Bids not acrompanled by See City, 10; Fueblo. 9. such a warrant of good faith will not Sinus City, Iowa. Aug. 14. Soo le considered. City won a alow, uninteresting game, Advertisement for the proponala to full of rrrora on both sides, today. apply to the Chinese laborers must be Score R H. E. published for thirty day and y 101 luf 11310 16 4 City no proposals will 4m opened 3:28:36; Camamba, 3:29:02; Chen-win- k Sioux (W3 000 12- 2- 9 16 Pueblo 4 before 15th, and at tue VI., 3:35:46. Newlin and Fries; Stlramel and earliest September some month will be required Met si t. to get the Chines to thla ruuntry, afLATONIA RESULTS ter the contract has been awerdnd. Lincoln, I; Denver, 1. Consequently the comniiMi oners do 14. Lincoln, won Lincoln K'eb., Aug. expert to have the (.'hi next labor Cincinnati, Aug. 14.latonia re- In a greaL haul of pitchers, who warn not on the Idthmua before January 1st, sults K. sell Score R. H. 1907. supported. First race, five and a half furlongs Lincoln 400 001 W0 I J 6 3 Webber won; Jsy Swift second; Mc- Denver 100 000 0n 0 1 BRYAN IN PARIS. Intyre third. Time, 1:11. Jones sod Zlnrai; Paige and Second race, sis furlongs Elastic Preaidant Benda Regret at Inability to won; Lady Henrietta second; Mura Baa Him. third. Time, 1:191-9- . Dee Moines, ; Omaha, 1. Third raoe, sis furlongs Martha Dei Molnee, Iowa. Aug. 14. Dee Paris, Aug. 14. William J. Bryan Gorman won: Falkland second; Zlnde Moines had the batter of a pitcher's confirms the report form Melbourne third. Time, 1:17 battle with Omaha today, on (hat he intends to visit Australia. He Fourth race, seven furlongs, handi- Manake'a gon.l work. 3 to 1.winning eayn be will start Immediately after cap Wee Less won ; Konle Lucille secScore R.H.E. the November election, nailing from ond : Devout third. Time, 1:30 1 Dea Moines ....000 0f0 Ol- a- I 6 a tour of Ban Franriaco and Fifth race, mile and three ftnouoo cun Omaha l 3 3 New Zealand aa wellmaking as Australia. He Hubbard w n; Swift Wing Manake and Drxtrt; Banders and sill be gone ten weeks end travel aecond; Morrndo third. Time, 2:04 GundiDg. alone. Sixth race, one mile Banpoaal won ; It waa expected that Mr. Bryan Intenae aecond; Lady Charade third. would see President Fa 111 tries, but the RICAN AML LEAGUE . 1:661-6Time, foreign office sent him a moet courteous nils, saving that the President Cleveland, 9; Washington, 8. deeply regretted the fact that Mr. BryGRAND CIRCUir RACES Ohio, Cleveland, Aug. 14. By an's slay In Pari was no short that bunching a triple, two doubles and. It did not permit ihe time fur M. to return from Ramboulllet in four singles, with two bases on balls, Poughkeepsie, If. Y.t Aug. 14. Grand Circuit results: Cleveland scored seven runs In the order to receive such n distinguished 2:11 class, pacing, purse 91,600, twn eighth Ipning and defeated Washing- citizen. In three-Ru- dy Kip won two straight ton, 9 to 8. Washington knocked Jess heats and the race in 2:051-4- , 2:06 and Eels out of the hox, but Bernhard KING EDWARD DEPARTS. Prince Hal, only nlloewd one man to reach Ural In Alntree, Mercy Me, Pearl Direct. n Altlsere' Tipping. Captain five Innings. Daphne fielding was Greatest Internet Taken In Coming R. H.K. Derby, fSwd N.. Black Bird, The Judge, feature. Score Meeting of Rulers, Mias Adbumiaa and 00ft Walters 3 001 12 Cleveland Jr., Billy l?i - 9 started. 200 2 .222 000 8 9 also Washington .. London. Aug. 14. King Edward left 2:28 class, trotting, purse 91,600, Jobs, Eels, Bom hard. Bemls and London for the continent, travthree In five Allle Jay won three Buelow; Falkrnberg, Hughes and eling to today Port Victoria by special I rain 2:10 In race the heats and Wakefield. straight to Flushand crossing tbe North Brilliant Girl, The 2:10, 2:101-4- . ing, whore he will land Ibis evening Jessie Benton, Phantom, Lucretla, on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert NATIONAL LEAGU Csarina Daw son, Delma Gregor, Beat. which will I convoyed by two British Silence end Drletta also started. Tbe German and Austrian cruiser. two 2:14 class, pacing, purse 11.200, were among those who 4; Boston, 0. ambassadors Pittsburg, won In three Angus Periter two Pa., Aug. 14. Tbe Pitta-burg-s assembled at the railroad station to Pittsburg. In 2:03 straight heats and the race returned from their eastern trip see the King off. 2:03 Baron Grattan, Nervlo and today and easily defeated (he Boston's, The greatest Interest Is manifested Maud Keswick also started. 4 to 0. Score- R. H. K. in the meeting between King Edward 001 000 03x 4 1 6 1 and Emperor William which I to take Pittsburg 00ft 000 000 0 4 1 place at Freldrk'hshoff, August, 15th. Boston RACES AT SARATOGA Leever and Gibson; Lindaman and Needham. FORT SCOTT WRECK. Saratoga, Aug. 14. Dandelion, winner of the Saratoga handicap, added A RAILROAD FROM Freight Engine Ran Into a Fast Pasanother Make to bla list by winning CHICAGO TO NEW YORK senger Train. the Delaware handicap, at one mile waa He quoted at the good Will Be One Hundred Miles Shorter today. JViri Scott, Kan., Aug. 14. A Fort price of 4 to 1 and stepped the mile Scott A Ban Francisco freight engine Than the Shortest Line. InIn tbe fast time of 1:38 ran Into the MiKwuirl. Kansas A Texquisitor, the 2 to 1 favorite, waa as fast passenger train No. 6. north14. con of Pi'.taburg, Aug Papers heavily played, but finished third. Rebound, at the crossing of the two road In aolldation railroads of three thsn near sult!: a this city, early today, overturning filed be will of Pennsylvania First race, alx furlongs, selling part, n chair car and one sleeper. Twenty-sevewll week this which Belle Strome won; Teacree second; at Harrisburg were hurt, hut none of Constitute the formal announcement them Ispersons Toot Mook third. Time, 1:13. seriously Injured. of n of prominent foreign project Second race, one mile Cary won i The passenger train was from Texas Olacau second; Celeres third. Time, hankers, associated with Joseph Ram- to St. Louis and was lx hours late. sey. Jr., former president of the Wa- The chair car waa turned completely 1:39 Third race, five and a half furlong bash railroad, to build n low grade over, but the sleeper fell against a double-trac-k railroad from New York Pope Joan won: Paumonk second; telegraph pule which ppeipnicd i't Sir William Johnson third. Time, to Chicago by way of Pittsburg which falling to Its aide, . will coat about 315ft. ftOO.OOO. 1:07. Complete Fourth race, the Delaware handicap, au reeve have already been made and ANN O'DELIA DIS8 DEBAR one mile Dandelion won; Inquisitor It Is expected that work, prellminsry to irtiial grading and construction Has Been Released From an English aecond; Klameaha third. Time 1:36 Prison. Fifth race, five and half furlongs, next spring, will begin thla fall. It 1 road will require selling Momentum won; Montgomery expected that 'he London. Aug 14. Ann f'IIJe Dtsa second; Fish Hawk third. Time, 1:07. three years to construct. It is conteropu'ed to operate with Debar, who. under tbM name of I .aura Sixth race, selling, one mile I Told You won; Belle Of Jessamine sec- electric locomotive from the begin- Jackson, was sentenced un December ning. It will be known a tbe New 2ft( 1901, to sevpti yiars penal serviond; Bob Edgren third. Time, 1:39 York. Pittnburg and Chicago Air Line tude for Conner:, on with an Immoral and will be 67 mil shorter to New cult known a tbp "Theocratic I'nliy," LATONIA ENTRIES York tnan the Penmylranla and 1S of which her reputed husband. Theomiles shorter than the shortest line dore Jackson, was th head, has been First race, flvewlghtha of a mile, between New York and Chicago. will liberated from Aylesbury prison under The new Keystone Air Line ticket of leave, havine obtained the selling Woolen. 92; We Kitty, 92; traverse the Important bituminous coal maximum reduction of sentence by Dick Law, 92; Dorothy Scott, 92; Banellen, 92; Coco. 97; Erickson, 97; fields of central Pennsylvania, nor good behavior. railAllblase, 100; Bister Huffman, 100; controlled by the Pennsylvania HisSED THE FLAG. tbe nnthra Jardiniere, 100; Frank Flesh nr, 100; road, and will alxo pierce Arendow. 100; Hereafter. 100; The cite region throughout Its iengtL. It Golden Bird. 106; Elected, 105; El will not only be the shortest lint Englishman is Fined 125 in New Jersey Court. through Pennsylvania, but It will cros Caxador, 108. mounSecond race, of a the summit of the Allegheny 1 mile, selling Udwlna, 100: Minnie tains four hundred feet lower than the Bayonne. N. J. Aug have very easy Piero, Pennsylvania and an Englishman, was fined 12-- j Johnson, 100; Investor. 100; curve and remarkably low grades for in police court today for blueing th 100; Webberfields. 100; Sand-bat102: Paclfloo, 102; Lady Hen- a mountain line. American flag during the performance Mr. Ramsey ronfl'tna the above in at a theatre last night. Plere's action rietta. 104; Elude. 10; Knowledge, 10S; York to the almost caused a riot. Tbe Only Way 107; Black An. 107; n telegram from N St. George Jr.. 107; The Englishman. Pittsburg Dispatch Tbe telegram says 109; Airship. 109; Chief Mllllken. 111. the Information I correct. The con: kinq"willmeet EMPEROR. Third race, one mile, purse Gran- of the line between Pittsburg and Ne-.- r ll.-K- Jnx Edward ada. 88; Was Lass, 90; Captain Bush, York, Mr. Ramsey say. Is estimated Cronberg. Aug. 96; JOhn English. 102; Miss Doyle, to be between 375.ftft0.000 and will arrive here at 8:46 o clock tomornil of which has been pledg' row morning from Frankfort, where 103; Freebooter, . 106; Alma Dupeur. 110. ed. the bulk of it by foreign capital Sir Frank LMoerni. the BritJan Fourth race, to Germany, and Consul Gensteeplechase, Club lata. Hours course Wooldealer. 126: Billy The merger paper to be filed thin eral Oppenhelmer Joined the royal meet Wli Wake. 128: Blue Mint. 119: Bnbader. week will provide for the connollda-tlo- o train. Bmp-r- or 148; Weird 149; Gould, 151; Profitof the Indiana. Clear Field A King Edrd at the station and conable, 146; Class Leader. 160. Eastern; the AHn'"n. Tamaqum A duct him into the rax'le. where breakFirth race, five and a half furlongs, Ashland and The Bruah Creek A fast will be served BMh ruler wUl lIAl'InRlrfBt BlffHf a ik- l pane Granada, 93; Dulweber, 93; Crows Run rallrota. and fitly Inair-uiit-ii;- uiiili-riak- . . y flfty-thrr- e . eouae-quentl- 17 Win-gard- t. 4-- 3-- 3-- - Fal-lert- . B-- a 3-- 2-- n 3-- 3-- 4-- three-quarte- rs l Lans-down- e, 9100,-000.00- 0, |