Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-29
List Of Horses Entered for the
Races nj the Coming Fair of
the 5. ". Wis. |. 1.

FFCe lor lti, Ildll llllV IltdlS, pCSl
5 in :.
Chestnut Oaks, by Geo, Chamlcy,
Mineral Point.
Dolly Stevens, J T.. Coddington,
Platteyillc.
Lamartm, \. Brandt bellevue, la,
Big Indian, w. l.. Wells, Lodi.
Lucky, w. and ! Barron, Column
Irish Molly, Annie Bolcyn, by ] H.
Earnest, Shullshurg,
No. ,, 'Trottiug Race; purse So.
For horses owned in Iowa, Grant,
Lafayette and Green counties,
with no record lower than 5 min
utcs; mile heats, 8 in ).
Nellie Cutler, II, 6, Cutler, Dodge
willie.
Stanley, G, NJ. Cox, Mineral Point.
Daisy, e. j Simmons, Monroe.
Doubtful Girl, y. Hmver, Monroe.
No ), Trotting Race; purse So.
For green horses owned il Iowa,
Grant, LII Fayctte and Green
counties mile heats, 5 in ).
Billy b., CIV. Priestley, Shullsburg.
Nellie Cutler, Ii. G. Cutler, Dodge
vile,
Rattler, ", IT, Bishop, Plattcyillo,
DoubtfulG Girl, Dan lIarycr, Monroe.
Daisy, G. J Simmons, Monroe,
Major, Il. Pratt, Mineral Point.
80. 6, Running race, purse 500.
Free for all; mile heats; best >
in 3.
Guy Faukos, Matthews 4 Co., Min
eral Point.
Jim Murphy, e. G Butcher Conn
anehe, Iowa.
America, 4. Brmdt, Bellevue, In.
Bcechwood, sam Dnklcy, Madison.
Red Rover, W. J. Wells, Lodi
No. I, Trotting Race; purse 500.
2:50 class; mile heats, 3 in ..
Molly B, A. Brundt, Bellevue, Iowa.
Prospect, d. W. Gillet, Shullsburg.
Billy Button, Frank Savoy, Mason
City, Iowa.
Lady O,W. Osborne, Mineral Point.
Fanny O,J. A. Owen, Mineral Point.
Dick, sam Brakley, Madison.
80. $, Novelty Race; purse 5000.
Jim Murphy, +. &. Butcher, Com
anchce, Iowa.
America, \. Brundt, Bellevue, Iowa.
Becchwood, Sam DraLIcy, Madi-
son.
Big Indian, W. i. welIs, Lodi.
Lucky, ". and !. Barron, Column
bus,
No. 8, 1'rotting Race; purse $500.
Free forall; mile heats, hest 3 in 4.
lIomely Jack, Barney Pratt, Min
cral Point.
Fanny O., Jas. A. Owen, Mineral
Point
Prospect, d. w. Gillott, Shullsburg.
Little Frank, Sam Drakcly, Madi-
son.
Billy Button, Frank Savoy, Mason
City, Iowa.
No. 10, Running Race; purse $50.
Half mile heats, 3 in ).
Trouble, } q Wright, Belmont
Alcrt, +. G. Butcher, Comanchc, la,
lamaratinc, !. Brandt, Bellevue, Ia.
Chestnut Oaks, Geo. Chalnley, Min
eral Point.
Dolly Stevens, j. T.. Coddington,
Platteyilc.
King of Cincry Add ~ Townsend.
Shullsburg.
Big Indian, IS. +. Wells, Lodi.
I,cd Rover IL, j. Wells, Lodi.
Calamity, Z. and } Barron, Column
bus.
Irish Molly and Annie Boleyn, j
II Earnest shullsburg
SMLoR's SCHEMES. a story Il
told 81 crafty American skippci
who escaped Tic clutches Of q
hostile cruiser by hoisting the
yellow flag and exhibiting one o.
his crew over the bulwarks stitched
| up iii 4 hammock as If about 20 bt
flung into the sea. As his vesse
was lying Off q port whore tn
yellow fever was then raging, The
priyatccr took the alarm aud shecrc6
of. Even this, however, wa
exceeded BY an episode Of tht
Egyptian war Of 1890, whef
Admiral Napier5 squadron wa
cruising III the Ilevant. The look
out man os an English frigate, on
morning. saw an Arab in th,
water, seemingly in danger 0
drowning A boat was lowered anc
the swimmer picked up; but Ii,
died shortly after being brought d
board, with all the symptoms 0
the plague, and was quickly fol
lowed by the captain and q fourtl
of the crew. 1t was aftcrwart
found that this desperate fanatic
| fndinf, IiYagelf Jaafh -e4riplpt1 Ia,