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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-11

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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-11

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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-11

Boy iGln CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-11

Transact a general banking business. Issue eX
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29
Wrictttf % Mtttttt ottiat.
M]arfrsroi9 @ooldtnin9 @irfnineerne ai
BE to @iftitpffe paa Mnii3tsf farpen.

Sen lansiomme Dptasnius i 2ese>
met pil for mango @iftes oeofommen=
be mer eller mtnore toranore Mn1 n1i9ts=
faroen, men grlenit os g(mmoniaf
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tist 1om nosen af benz. Sen almin=
beige Nntaselie, at Nrienit forbebrer
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taabelise &uinoer til at crebe Jig ielp
oermeo peo imaa fortlatte 9oier.
Wrlenif frembriu9er ct porasti9t
Acknowledgements ll6ieenoe of 5uoen
unoer ct beitemt @taoium of 5orsiftz
ninaen, men oens frpstelise @fter=
pirfnin9er er bleuen aft for bel fienbt
til, at 2(rienif tan TONNE i alminbe=
Zig Brug Iom ct Torfipunelies<
miobel.
&trtningerne af Nmmoniat paa Nn>
iigtsfarpeu ct birette bet moblatte of,
buao Mrienit trembringer. Set fprz
ite &ienoemerte paa 9lmmoniatfor=
siftnin9 blanot Dem. iom arbeiber /
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ben foranores paa Nelen % 5orbo>
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baonoen til bele Nniistet, inotil Nn>
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marfer li9 lite iaa inart. @iitens
enelte ipnlige &trtnin9 for en- Gio er
en- alminoelis @p9elisbeo o9 en- gu
ften Nniistsfarue.
Manse Berloner opta9er lans1omt
Nmmoniaf9iiten uoen at pioe bet.
Bru9en af Nmmoniat Sabritpirt=
iombeben bar ben lenere Tio itor=
li5en tiltaset, o9 Der er lite no9en
Guiul ON, at ben bliuer bru9t til at
forfallte teitemte Breparationer for
Man. OHentlig Nnolple bar iim=
peltben beuilt oens Brus enoos iaa
tiQi9e Nrtifler iom baking powder,
Der onelig bru9es. 5ortlat 0pta=
eelle of Nmmouiat enoos iaa imaa
Men96er iom be, oer finbes / forfalz
ifet @ao. er ltaoelis lite Blot for fin
&irtntng paa Wni nii9tstaruen. men
foroi ben poelasyer Mapebinben og
foraarlo9er j1et Toropielie ps lisnenoe
Onber.
@rofes1or Song fra @bico9o flyer,
at berlom BET fbies en- Sci Nmmoniot
til 50 MiQioner 9ele @ano, CT bette
&ano fnrliet. <
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

Sra ct. &etersbur9 meooeles, at
en- &aptein / ben rusiife Marine ueo
9eaun S@miot er bleuen ogmt til at
ieuoes til Sibirien, foroi ban bapoe
iol9t 8lanerne til &ronitaos 5or=
ipar. &apteinen par faloen @en=
oerne paa no9le Na9erfarle, iom be>
ueseoe bam til at operlaoe &lonerne
til Toriuaret al Gaitninsen til en-
Spoe, oer i9ien ifulbe forip9e at iel>
sc benz til en- fremme6 &rissma9t.
Sboen iolste Eesniuserne os bebolbt
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men ban lob o9iaa for at faa en- Be>
lbnnins al &esierineen ben itatfels
&apteiu meloe for Gore6eri. 9er>
for maa MI oenne panore til Sibtz
rien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

&u of be fprite Sernbaneulptfer,
iom 6iltorien fjenoer. tonot @pnoaes=
aften @teo ueo ct. Mauoe / Tranfz
'rt9e. 50 @rcurjionstran bar paa
Gilba9eueien ira en- Mulitief / Son.
tenoD. Set iiote al Ererene fiprte
inb paa bet fprite, meoens bette bolot
peo @tationen ct. Wfaube. Sfpl9e
be foite @fterretnin9er bleu 200 al
8as1a9ererne orabte o9 en- Mensoe
Iaarebes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

g&pe uroli9beoer iuente Central.
Imerita. @itp Of Guatemala 25oe
Suli. 80 mislDtfebe Sor1p9 paa at
orebe &reiioent BariQas er 9iort
iioite use. Som 5plse oeraf ct en-
Wen9oe Nrrefationer foreta9ne, o9
Preioenten 9aar inaenfebs uoen at
uere leoia9et of en- Nfoelin9 rtoenbe
&oliti. Baaoe bans &efoents os
Mationalpalaoiet er itertt bepostet.
9pppt9e uoroener ftnoer @teo Bp=
en-. @n &euolution antases at uere
n9r foreitaaenbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

@n @louceiter, Masia9uietts,
biemmebprenoe 6iferfonnert Stein
SaulsberrD" anfom forleoen fra So
lamb meo en 2aonins af 100000
&unb flattet 9eQef fpnbre. &interen
paa Sslanb bapbe p9ret me9et itor1ns
fulb meo &egn os Sne men lite folb.
Sen 12te Npril tnbtraf ben Ip9rete
STORM paa mango Mar, os mesen
Stabe 9ioroes paa Siferbaabe. st
norit 5tferfartpi torlifte / Siafiorb
o9 belle 8eietntn9en omton1. Ser
par en Men9be Jartpier paa Eorfe=
ffe peb Sslanb, men l1bbpttet bar
lite rart.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

Sra &ien meobeles, at ben iterte
@ttsning &ornpriierne for en- Del
itp(bes be fore Sn6tipb af &ornpaz
rer, iom ben rusiilte &eeierins fore
ta9er for at fploe fine Maga1iner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

Sen ameritanlte Expedition, iom
afreiite til PbiQipinerne, bar aQerez
be ienot biem risboloise @amlin9er
fra ois1e Der. Sc ber Staten
biemmeb6renbe Deltasere @rpebitio=
ner bar ienbt % &asier til Minne=
1otas l1niosriitet. @rpebitionen
meooeler, at ben peo 8eiti9ellen of
bet bpieite s5ielb paa 0erne opoa9eoe
en- nD JolteraIe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

@purseon, ben berpmte en9elRe
Breoitant, ct fun 81 Mar 9ammel.
9ans Beltefaoer bar &relt. bet lam=
me er bans 5aoer, Reo. Sames
Nr@er Spuraeon, Iom enonu leper
o9 ct Preit 2onben. &an bar to
Spnner, oer be99e er &reo1tanter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

Ottenoe @6noa9 efter Erefolbis<
beo feireoe Gormano Hreus al ben
norlte @Dnoce og bans Menigbe<
Der paa Spring Yrairie, Misconiin,
6ormanoens 40>Iarsiubileum TOM
8reit. Set bar nemlis ben Sag 40
Iar lioen, Ba1tor $. ". Breus bolot
fin fprite &reoifen / Meniebeoen
paa @pring &rairie, triper ,Nme>
rifu."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29
belpb fig til $4,000. Sc &euse,
1om par tommet ino peb Billetial9et,
naatte ielpfplselis ttlbageleueres.

Mr. g. .. @trpmme bar i9ien
tiltraaot fin @irtiombeo iom @eoaf:
t6r al Blaoet vNoroen". efter ne=
ten 6aloanbet Iar at babe uobpiz
let paa @runo af ipeftet 6eltreb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

Sra @enf @@tpei5 mebbeles, at
Opba9eren 6enrD M. Gtanlep bar
brettet fit penfre 2aarben ueo ct
nlDtteli9t Gal6 unoer Beitisniu9en
al en- Tielbtinb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

Sampltibet "@etmore", ion1 forlob
9ulutb os @eit Superior meo en-
2aonins of 100000 8uibels @pebe
for nosle Tiger iioen, artom forleoen
til 2tuerpool. 9ette er bet fbrIte
5orlpg paa at forbinoe goropefen
meo europa uoen BenDttel1e af sSern<
baner, o9 bet t9r laaleoes betrastes
iom en- betponinssfulo Besipenbeb /
uooiflin9en al bort Transportpe1en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

Z Bgrn 0rutneoe / ct. 2utprence=
5looen oeo @euen Sslano lite lanat
fra Auebef 2proas. @n7 2ar gamz
mel @ut oite ct iieloent Wfob unoer
Sori69et paa at bier9e fine &amme>
rater, os bet lptfeoes bam o9|aa at
reboe en- liben &i9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

@n ill., sf3r Pa fire &qr git til
&ooimeoel . laa npis pqa Gr's;>bet,
mems bans 6aoers 6eit bteto :, 2't.
@meoen be9pnote at itiere =pDS< !,
o9 oa @utten tentte, bette par galt,
ia9oe ban meo Nluor: Bapa pil
lite, at bans 9eit ifal bliue ejort
minore, eno ben par fpr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-29

Sra Berlin meooeles, at $rof.
Sod bar refisneret fra ale be offent=
li9e @mbeber, ban tnoebaobe. 9ette
Striot anta9es at biorbre fra Mis>
fornptelien ooer be utilfreb8fiuenoe
&elultater al bans Opoa9elle al
-&ubercu1in." Sfpl9e en- ienere
Meobelelie ifeoe &eit9nationen forat
ban funbe moota9e en- erefulbere
StiQin9, iom bet meoicin}fe Jatultet
piloe 9ioe bam, ifpl9e boilten ban fan
boloe 6orelasnin9er bpor o9 noar=
iombelit ban bebaser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-08
THE PORTLAND RACES.
Opening Day Proves Great Success
Good RunninT-Drixer Thrown.


PORTLAND, July Especial. THE July meet
ing Of the Portland speed Association opened
at City View today. The day was a perfect one
Tor racing and the track was in fine condition
Ihe attendance, 500, was remarkably good Tor
hrst day, and the performances fully justified
all expectations. The time in the running race
beats By quarter OF q second Guido's first mile
here last spring II was q great day
for Aitamont, and Jay Beach is CORES pandingly
jubilant. Nervissa took the mark of 2.22, and
the only horses that made any showing in the
227 trot were deseenden.s OF the famous Van.
couyerite. The first heat OF the 2:H trot was
triumph for smith, whose mastery driving was
never seen 70 better advantage. Sawyers mar
row escape from serious injury in the second
heat was luck, for it is no desirable thing 10 be
thrown from suiky going thirty-dye feet in
second.
The first race was a mile handicap. This was
asurprise to all as California was reported to
be unable to run at all. Auction pools sold:
Raindrop $50, Cyclone SIS, Roseburg $40, Rosa
Lewis S. Joe Longford, IT., IS; rutuals paid on
Roseburg $3.50.
features were Ksdar's unexpected throwing,
Eros' judicious driving in the first heat and the
glory she'd upon the name OF AltaInont. After
the second heat Enos' arms gave out and Jim
Misner took his place. Betting follows:
First heat, Prince H. SD, Neryissa sl2, Lady Mac
slo, hlsudI ~, mutuaIe paying SZI-IVs secouQ
heat-NeryisSa $40. Prince II. $40, field IS, mu-
tuals paying sl6; third beat-Field SO, Nervissa
sl7. mutuals paying 40; fourth heat-Field
$50, Nervissa IS, mutuals paying sl3.25; fifth
heat-Field SD, Nervissa s., mutuals paying
$3.50.
In the second heat of the 2:27 class Woods ran
into Sawyer from behind, overturning the sulky
and sending Sawyer under the wheels.
He escaped with only a grazed chin.
The horse ran around the track
twice before he could be stopped. Pools sold:
First heat-Delco $50, Atlas SO, susie $40, Han
nibal, ir..sl0 Harry Howe S. mutuals paying
$3.50 Second heat-Deleo so. field S, mutuals
paying s7.z5. Third heat-Delco 80, field S.,
mutuals paying ss25
One mile. MISUNDERSTANDING won, Cyclone
second. Raindrop third. Time, 1:44.
Trotting, $50 class-Nerviss won, Prince 8.
second, Lady Mac third. Best time, 2:32.
Trottlng, 2:27 class-Deleo won in three
straight heats. Beat time, 2:2Sl4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-08
TACOMA 8. PoRrLASp =.
Defeat Perches on Tacoma's Banners
Mascots That wouldn't Work.

TACOMA, July7.-lspeciaLl- lin today's game
between Tacoma End Portland defeat again
perched itself on the banner of the home bali
team All kinds OF expedients were resorted TO
70 break its grasp, such IS empEoying little
oafxey 10 fesen bats, smuggling into the bleach
efs obnoxious spectators, who would delay the
game, roast the umpire and rattle sJiggs' Par
rott, who persistentiy refused to be
ratified. But nothing awaited The webfoot-
ers would step up 70 the plate, and
IN most every instance struck at the
first bali pitched, and what followed were
chiefly explosions, streaks OF gray light and
great clots OF earth rooted up by the ball and
dashed into the eyes Of the stone wall inheId
While the score does not show that Do1ohue
was hit for great number of safe drives, yet
NOSE made came with the bases loaded, and
every other hit either fy-out or grounder
The game was lost in the fourth, when Ave
runners came over the plate George hit TO
sippi, who fumbled. Osborne hit 70 Donohue,
who made 10. throw to sippi and both run
ners landed sale. Motz hat savage bounder to
Ardner, who let the ball escape him. and the
bases were full Three singles by GlenaIvin,
Westlake and Graf followed aud Ave runs were
scored, enough and to spare to win the game
and MI the bleachers with rage of the sulphurie
order.
Donohue was fined $40 in this inning for
losing his temper st a home plate decision, tax
ing the ball from Cody and throwing il into
the field.
In the last inning heDermott, who had kept
his eye on one particular rovdy on the
bleachers, stopped the game and had him run
out The umpire was loudly clapped as he fol-
lowed the man out with furious tongue lash
ing.
Other features OF the game were PARROTS
third base play, Glenslvin's stop of Maskreys
liner in the second and the hard hitting of the
visitors- The Tscomans would have won the
game hands down If they had been able 10 find
"Wady'' in the ssme fashion that the Portlands
did Donohue. The Portland twirier was given
miserable support by Motz, Glenalviu and West
lake, Motz allowing two balls to be thrown
through him, and GGenalvin muffing an easy
grouncer and nearly scoring another if il had not
been Tor Westiake, who was close by, and picked
the ball up and touched q runner at second.
Following Is the score:
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Morris Park Races.

MORRIS PARK. y. Y, July THE fact that the
Lorillard STAKES with s17 $50 for the winner was
to be decided here today, would, il was thought,
attract large crowd, but the journey here 10 an
exceedingly disagreeble one, aud only about
5000 people saw Marcus Days colt Montana, by
Ban Fox. out of dam Queen, gallop away with
the purse II was an easy victory. The track
was fast. Following is q summary OF events:
Seven furiongs-L Intrigusnte won, Chesa-
peake second, Sir John third. Time, 1:2T
six furlougs-Merry Monarch won, Fremont
second. Anna B. third Time. lib
Mile and thrse-eighths, Lorillard stakes-Mon-
tana won. Strathmeath second, Pessana third.
Time, 2:.5.
Kinsbury second. Lynn third. Time, I:56ix
six furlongs-Fred Lee won, ST. Florian sec
ond, Happenny third. Time, l:l4
Mile-Riot won, Vardee second. Adena third
Time, l:42
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CHICAGO, July At todays races the track
was slow. Following is a summary OF events:
Six fnrlongs-Two Bits won. Carlsbad second,
Blaze Duke third. Time. l:23+4.
One mile-Pennyroyal won, Reputation sec
ond, Hazlehurst third. Time, I:55
Handicap, mile and three-eighths--Los An
geles won, oTmIe second, W. C. Morris third
Time, 2.Sz.
Five and half furlongs-LongIight won, John
DAY second, John IRWIN third. Time, 59IS
Mile aud a quarter-Leis MAY won, somer
second Lillian Lindsay third. Time. 2:l4.
Nile and a Systematically Blackburn won
Harry Weldon second, CorTfne Kinney third
lime. 2.n2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-08
Brighton Reach Races

BRIGHTON BEACH, July Following is &
summary IF ;odays races:
six furlongs-Tattler won, Beck second Nord
Halmeny third. Time. HISS.
Five furlongs-Cruiser won. Siryke second
Tanner third Time. I:l6s4.
one mile-Longford won, Reel second. Rogers
third. Time, :454.
Mile and one-slxteenth-J. B. won, Hannah
second Nagabond third. Time, 80.
six Iurlongs-Belle colt won, Refraction
second, Theirs third. Time, l:I73s.
Nile aud eiChth-DeAd heat between Tea
Tray aud LowlAnder, 81 Luxe third. Time
ISL. Tea Tray won the run-cff in DOL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-08
PHILADELPHIA Races.

PHILADELPHIA, July This was the opening
day OF the midsummer meeting of the PhladsI-
phiA Driving Park Association. Summary:
80 clas>. purse s6ol-Trostcr won. Charley
second. Maggie third. Best time. 2.lsi.
2:1S pace-Olermont won, Windsor second,
Henry 3. third. Best time, 2:2llt.
Two-yeaT-old colts s;aGe-J. J. Audubon won
Favor second, Fascination third. Time :2ssSI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-08
Leiehtuetrht Fight a. r.x.

GALVESTON, Tex, July Tin the rooms of the
Galveston Athletic Association last evening,
Charles Johnson, OF Minneapolis, lightweight
champion, fought with Tom Monaghan, of
texas, lightweight Johnson was 10 knock
Monaghan out in ten rounds but as he did not,
the victory was awarded 10 the Texan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-08
TACOMA SIGNS BErz.
Ardner to he Laid Of-Strengthening
the Feeble Team.

TACOMA, July Especial THE management
of the Tacoma baseball team has signed Betz,
with Portland last season, TO play short, aud he
is expected oplay that position tomorrow, sippi
going to second and Ardner being laid of. 1t is
understood that Pat Wright, ordered back from
Peoria by Nick Young, will play second base at
spokane for the home team. Every effort win
be made to strengthen the tail-enders.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-08

CHICAGO, July THE visitors won today's
game by punching their hits in the fifth inning.
score: Chicago ?, Philadelphia e. Batteries
seares and Bowman, Thornton and Clements.
Pittsburg with New York, Cincinnati with
Brooklyn, and Cleveland with Boston postponed
on account OF rain.
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OF hard work He pulls twenty miles
ana walks ten miles daily. besides
handling the dumb bells for short spells during
the day In diet he Is very careless, but does
not touch drop Of intoxicating drink, or use
tobacco IN any form. McLean il 3 man OF con-
siderable means, and viii back himself heavily
IN the race The men are 10 row in shell bot
tom skifs, with two lRpstresks. Peterson is
having bis boat made in san Francisco. and
there Is much curiosity here TO learn what his
craft viii be like, as ii is thought the builders
may be able 70 turn out faster skif than Nc
Lean Will row In Peterson viii arrive on Mon
day and go into training for the race, which In
only month distant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-08
TACOMA.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Tacoma ..-...... o o 0-3
Portland ..........0 0 o 0 0 -
SUMMARY.
Two-base hits-Nan Zandt.
Hits made-0f Donohue 9, off Wadsworth 6
Bases on called balls giyen-By Wadsworth s.
by Donohue /.
Bases from being hit by pitched bsll-By
Wadsworth (struek Routcliffei.
Struck out-By Donohue 2, by Wadsworth 6.
Passed balls-Graff1 /.
Wild pltches-Wadsworth l.
Time of game-0ne hour and twenty-five min
utes.
Umpire-Sandy MeDermott
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SPOKANE.

Runs eSrned-oa Crowell l
lgo-baSe hit-StenEsl
Home rua-Tnruer
HIS made-Oif Crowen 9. OF Borche-,s
tines ST bat of each pitchers oppoasnt-
troueiis S. Borcher's a.
1AseS or called balls givea-Hy Crovels Nv
sslaek out-By Crowell l, oy RorehsrsS
rassed SallS-Ry thinner /
I'D pl;ches-Bv Borchers
SsEe a. game ~
SSAfsss-CoH StFouthera
e'sf-Poztas Baxter
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Western Association.
OMAHA. July kansas City game postponed
CT account OF rain.
prIurH. July z.-Duiath II, Sioux City &
LINCOLN, July denver game postponed
owing TO rain
MILwAUKKx. July milwaukee 6, Mime
spolis
Following 10 the standing of the clubs up TO
tcday. inelutlng yesterday's games:
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no. 900 Purse for n-slarin right

SAN FRANCISCO. July THE California club
directors met last night and decided to offer 3
purse OF $1,000 for fight 10 a finish between
Jackson and slayin. The latter was telegraphed
10 and reply is expected tomorrow 1t is
thought that Slgvin may accent the offer
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Death of a Famous rrotting Sire.

WATERLOO, Ia. July Abe Downing by Joe
Downing. the noted trotter and sire Of tFotters,
is dead He was Is years old. Death was caused
bv inflammation Of the bowels. He had a record
of ,2ol. and was the sire OF Pennant, a:I7; Pat
2:l1is. and other famous trotters. He
was owned by J. H and w 4. Bowman
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lsrs sunday excursions on the steamer Kt,k.
1sseaas cara AAs ne les
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Standing of the Club,

Following Is the standing of each of the four
clubs of the Pacific Northwest League to date:
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Mrs. Jane Davis died ~ Kansas City Monday.
She had Sl.50O in the bank. Becoming too Ill 10
work she refused to touch it and starved to
death before her conaIiion was discovered.
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American Association.

BOSTON. July 7-Boston u, Coi3mbuso
BALTIMORE, July baltimore ?, Cincin-
natl S.
WASHINGTON CITY, July 7.-wsshington IA,
Louisville J.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Athletics :. 81. Louis l.
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DtEBAt8 MELtXus
Sidney. y. s. W., July IA scuIling race for
$1,000 side and the championship took place
today on the Psr1hetta river, between James
stansbury and John Mclean stansbury won.
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HELENA RACES.

The Worlds Three-Eighths Mile Rec
ord Broken by Eclipse, Jr.
HELENA, Mont, July Especial AT the
Deer Lodge race meeting today Eclipse, jr., won
a three-eighths mile dash in "a is seconds,
breaking the record, which stood at $40, made
by Cyclone at Helena in 1889