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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07
Two Cinnamon are Returned 10 Canada,
but are not Allowed 10
Land There.
THEY CONE BAeN. eur MUST NOT
LAND HERE.
Tins They ATE Plying on the River
Between the two Countries
Several Times.
ny Telegraph to the Nrws.I
nErwrEN CANADA AND AMERICA.
Two Cinnamon ua,e an Extended
Tour nm y IerrN IInnl.

BUFFALO, n. y, Oct. G.-Today Mt
noon deputy mauhal's men took four
Chlnamen 10 the ferry Tor deportation,
acting under the Instructions OF Judge
Collie Of the Federal court, who had
ruled that they were 10 be returned to
Canada ne the country from where
they came. When tho four China.
mon arrived at Fort Erie, ON the oppo.
site shore Of Niagarn river, q dilemma
presented Itself. Two had certificates
Of entrance 10 CANADA and were ac-
ceptod. The other two had none and
were refused permission to land. They
remained on board the boat and were
fcfried back 10 Buffalo. Here they
were not allowed 10 alight because Of
the Exclusion act, and 20 they 70.
manned on board the ferrybOat plying
back and forth bttween the two coun.
tries taking In the river scenery, but
very much Ia doubt whether they
would ever set foot on dry laud again.
The captain Of the boat was almost a.
much distressed M tho Chinese. He
feared that he might have 10 engage
them NJ deck hands, since he could
not land them anywhere IA passengers.
Finally, the Canadian authorities
agreed TO their landing In Port Erie,
provided thoy paid their entrance fee.
This the Colostlnls willingly agreed 10
do. Each produced tho required
amount, $50,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07
Annual Report OF tho Governor OF
Arixoua.

WAsiIIsGTos, Oct. TN. o. MUIR
ply, acting governor OF Arizona Ter
fit0ry, In his annual report 10 the Sec
rotary NJ the Interior, expresses the
opinion that the population Of tho
Territory will reach 10000 people be-
lore the end Of the present fiscal year.
There are Mt least, he says, II, 900 Nor
mons Ia the Territory engaged In ag-
rloul,ufe and mining. The following
shows the kind and quality Of taxable
property ia tho Territory aud is valu-
alton, according 10 the report OF tho
territorial board, for the current year.
Number Of acres, 3,3ii, G6S; value OF
the same, i,603, l2l; value OF improve
ments, g. 302, PA; value OF city and
town lois, 81, 079, 267; value Of Improve.
ments on the aame, S2,8i7, i2i.
Numbor Of horses, i7,0l2; value OF
tho same, Sl,lsS,lGS. There are also
owned In the territory 1867 mules, $780,
90 head OF cattle AMI 2SS,72S sheep.
There are also 1858 miles Of railway,
making total valuation Of taxable
property In the territory s2s, go, s86.
This amount, however, the acting gov.
ernor regards US entlTely too low. ii
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Mr. Isaac u. Potter chairman Of the
Now York sia.e Road Improvement as.
ISOLATION, begs the pardon VI the rural
community fos saying that the farmer
il not tho only honest man In tho world
Then hc proceeds to give bis farmer fcl.
low citizens such q SERMON on good
roads an they never got before, aud one
that will remind them Of an oxhoriation
about The road 10 heaven.
Mr potters little pamphlet Is pub
lished by the New York state Road lm.
ppyomgut association II is to b. hopol
u will DO distributed throughout the
length and breadth Of this land Of poor
roads. The style is that Of n familiar,
forcainl talk Farmers arc drt Of all
shown how nuch they loso in pocket
year by year through our wretchod road
system In France tho government
supcunicnls tue public highways aud
spends sisOOO,OoO a year 10 keep them
mp, aud tho territory is only four timea
% large ~ tho state Of New York But
In France, On the smooth, hard roads,
ono hurse eau trut along merrily aud
dIag after him weight u a ton and a
third, while Ia tao United States two
horses frequently break down under a
ecant bali ton load. rhe extra wagon
repair. extra horses the agricultural
must keep. extra vocation. delay and loss
will amount TO EE times the cost Of a
good road every year,
Mir, Potter appeals to tho American
desire for gain directly ut every point
lie shows how good roads bring up the
value Of land every time. Near Orange
n j., the land has increased In value
from 81 200 M acre to 5000. simply be-
cause OF new roads In Union county,
N. D.. a low yosn ago tho people walked
up aud put IN sixty miles OF Telford
road. From go aud $40 an aero farm
lands at once gave a great jump upward
TO 500 an acre Mr. Potter recommends
always tue Telfoh road, with iis fra
foundation OF large solid stones ut the
bottom OF all
Greatly destructive to road Is IA,
narrow tire under heavy weight, and
in Bavaria the width OF the wagon tire
Is regulated by law For instance, two
wheel wagon for two horses must have q
4.inch tire. while two wheel vohicl,
drawn by three or four horses must hav,
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CinCAGU, oct. GA bin for an IN.
junction was filed In the United States
court today, by Sllss w. Petit, Of
Pennsylvania, against the ofiicefs u
the Unitui States Sugar Refining
Company Of wauScgsn. Petit AYERS
that the officers OF the company de-.
ffauded him mud others Into invc.tiug
si1I,0nO in the stock u the United
States Starch Works Of Waukes MI, aud
10 pay for alleged valuable patents on
processes Tor making dry starch, when
tue pfocrss was utterly worthless, and
had previously been patented In Eng.
land. The. complaint avors that the
management NJ the starch company
were 10 issue 100000 In the stock 0l
that company 10 the Sugar Refining
Company. with a view u freezing the
complainant and his friends out, aud
he pIays for an injunction TO prevent
this action. Judge BlOlget Issued "a
restraining order as asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

An official order OF the British board
Of agriculture has been issued relating
90 the Atlantic cattle trade, % 60 into
operation next january Cattle arc not
to be carried on more than three decks,
nor on any hatch above compartment
containing other cattle, nor In any post
ton interfering with tho navigation and
ventilation OF the vessel or the working
Of tho boats. Every part used for cattle
must DO provided with substantial pens,
strong enough 10 resist the weight OF the
cattle or the action Of the weather. The
pens must DO weatherproof and pro.
yidod with bltions secured to the deck
TO prevent cattle from slipping,
Not more than four large or eve small
animals Hre 10 DO placed In each pen.
There must DO paNagvway Of tho mini.
mum width Of eighteen inches between
every two rows OF cattle and In front Of
every single row. Pens must DO ade.
qua,ely ventilated and lighted. and
sufficiently roomy for reposc and feed.
ing. Food and water must be- protected
from tho weather. There must DO one
competent foreman, with one assistant,
TO every twouty five head OF cattle. Any
animal seriously injured must DO Naugh,
tered forthwith.
Any CONFIRMATION OF tho order win
mako the owner char,prcr and master
Of tho vessel guilty OF an oGense against
the contagious diseases lanimalO act Of
1873
Get ont OF the ruts, Drothera, says w,
+. Pack To patrons aud croamerymen.
II has a queer look to tho eye when a
patron partly skins milk before taking
It 10 the factory,
Many farm women have no idea Of the
work they would save themselves by
getting a ctslnor instead OF washing
dozaus Of milk pans in tho old fashioned
way
On valuable laud no dalrymln can
any longer ailord to keep a COW whose
milk viii not produce per cent. in but
ter fat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

BosroS, Oct. 0.-Cable advices from
Russla say that entire states are being
deserted ON account Of the famine.
They also assert that new law has
been made fofblddlDg tho sowing OF
seed this fall, 40 that the acreage next
year will not be sufficient for the home
supply, still less for export. So great is
the distress that people have been
driven TO pillAging each other, inst
helting frs 10 the villages, then rob-
bing the inhabitants. BY the united
charities Of tho government and tho
people a biscuit day Is allowed each
individual In the famine dirtrict. The
distress IL q greater menace 10 the gov
eInment than all the efforts VI tho
Nlhilists. Famine may cause reyo-
luton where love Of liberty has failed.
AID Is being sent by tho Holland Jews
and tho Nihilist societies OF America.
Tho latter have sent $4,000.
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Ano,ner ne.er,.,Ioa % DO opensa.

Kansas CiTY, oct. GA Guthrie,
Oklahoma, special says Reliable in-
formation IL received from Washing
tou that the NoI Perces reservation In
the heart Of tbs Chnfokeo strip will be
declared open by tho President Ia a
fhor time. There are over Ave hun.
drcd quarter sections OF the richest
land In the Territory.
Heavy fnins Ia Western kauana
have caused all the rivers 10 rise sud.
denly, aud much damage has resulted
Ia the Territory. Many boomers have
Loaf their horses, wagons aud cattle.
over u mile Of the Santa Fo track was
washed out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

JEROME PARK, oct. 6.-Tho track
was dry and dusty.
Fourteen hundred yardt-lRacelanl
won, Chesapeake second, q. w. Cook
third. Timt-l:2ll.
Handicap, mile and a quarter-Ban.
quet won, Masterlode second, My Eel.
low third. Iime-2:l2l,
Handicap six furlongs--Dr Wilcox
won, FagOt second, RefrRcliOn flly
third. Time-l;ls4.
Mile and an eignth--Dead heat be-
tween Rey del Rey aud PcSara, Pick.
nicker third. Tlme-l:5sl.
Mlle-Alilt Young won, Carroll sec.
ond, Luella Il, third. Timo-l:iG.
Five iurlongs- Delusion won, Belle
Of Elham second, Vernon third. No
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

WABnuSGToS, oct. q. - Tomorrow
the ocumrnicRl council Of the Method.
lists will begin it. session In this city.
Once before In the history " the church
have tho branches springing of from
the parent stalk met together and, lay
ing aside MI differences, listened o.thn
suggestions Of tbs best men OF all
divisions and sought 10 1nd means
10 promot. the common good. That
was Ia London ten years ago, and 20
abundant was the ensuing harvest Of
good works that II was resolved 10
re.asseinble for conference nj the uNplr-
alton Of every decade. Tho council
which convenes tomorrow will have
800 delegates, representing every de-
nomination aud branch Of thu Method
ist church In all parts Of the world. The
council, like It's predecessor, win no
confined TO discussions. From Its
nature there can be no legislation.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 0.--This was the
opening day Of the fall meeting.
Half n mile-lrlsh Chief won, Em.
prc,s Frederick second, Critic third.
rime-i5 ll.
Mllc--lsd Shelby won, Colonel
wheatley second, John q. third.
Timc-l'ij.
Six furlongs. Curt Gum won, Chief
Justice second, Lake Breeze third.
Timc--l.l7.
Mile and an elghth--Eli Kindlg won,
Tom Rogers second, prinoe Of Dark
meas third. Time a:02l.
Mile and one.aixteonth-Hydy won,
Insolenco second, Cob Forsytho third.
Time-l;i2.
Mlle-Portuguese won, CLARK second,
Viola Guild thlrd. Tim0-l;i5.
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WEDNESDAY, UTAH TERRITORY.

Six iurlongs Tramp won, Iowa
second, Leila third. rlmo--l;l5l.
Six furlongu o. Rolpy Boley won,
Louise NJ. second, Tom Stevens third.
rimc-l.l5l.
Mile aud one.sixtcenth - Romlni
won, Hlndoo Lass second, Somerset
thiri. Time-l.5O..
Mile-Silver Lake won, Santa Anna
second, Sllvcrado third. Time--l.i9t I.
Forrrunnrr and Kildare tell.
Six fuflongs - Nellie Pearl won,
Carlsbad second, Walter third. Time
--l:lT.
Mile Ernest Race won, Lorenzo
second, Guido third. Timo-l;i3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07
;. ". Chapman Of American Fork
Ships 900 Head Of Cattle
10 Kansas
TO A GENTLEMAN WHO owes HIS
NAME AS SMITH.
This Fellow Sells the Cattle. Pockets
the Money and Disappears. No
the story Runs.
By TELEGRAPH TO Inc Naval
BADLN TAKEN ~.
mr. ,bipmn. OF American Fork Has
an Expensive Lesson.

KANsAs CuY, Oct. 0.-S, W. Chip
man, u young merchant Of American
Fork, Utah, was swindlei out Of 5000
IN cold cash by n Mr. Smith In a raillc
deal In the stockyanls yesterday. CHIP
man met Smith some time ago M bis
Utah home. Smith wanted TO huy 200
head Of cattle. Chapman had Just that
number 10 sell. Smith Offered good
price. lie did not have tho money
with him, he said, and offered 10 pay
Chipmhn'e expenses 10 Kansas CITY "
he would come here with him 10 sell
the cattle. The cattle were shipped In
Smiths name. He sold them, pockoied
the money, aud disappeared. Chip.
man lie about twenty-five years old
aud IL a Mormon. His father Ia said
10 he one of the wcalthiest aud most
Influential men In his section Of the
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07
Tho New York PresbYtery Resumes It's
Work In the Trial Of the
Alleged Hereto.
Tnr DOCTORS oaJtcrIon TO rHr
PROSECUTION.
Trial Set for November iih; The
Manner Of Conducting II is
not yc, Decided.
II, Telegraph to the Naval
Tn. Time For u,- rrIai pixed.-uis
protcst

Protest.
NEW York, Oct. 0.-Tho New York
prcsbytory resumed iis work this
morning. Amer some routine work
was disposed ", Rev. a. Schlland Of
the committee appointed 10 answer DR..
Brlgg's protest OF May llth, arose and
read his report. DR.. Briggs interrupted
him by asking In the spirit OF fair
play, That his protest fltst be- read;
because many who were now present
had never heard II. II was read.
In II DR.. Brigg protested against the
appointment ofa committee To prose
cute him, for various reasons - among
them, that he was not given sufficient
time 20 answer the charges against
him; and That advantage was taken Of
his absence In Europe.
Schilnnd then read tho report. II
urges that no charges had been pre-
scented when the protest was made,
and no thought Of protest was neccs'
parlly intended. IL was a committee
OF inquiry, only 20 consider the lnaugu-
raj address Of ia relation 10 the comics.
sion Of faith which was the subject OF
general criticism anu Widespread dis
sent, and OF who's. apparent teaching
mcmberof Prcsbytcr. had already en-.
tered n most emphatic protest and adj
verse judgment. This committee hal TO
deal with DR.. Brlggs, not personally,
but with the contents OF the addfcsn
publicly aud officially made by him.
II this address was misroprcscntcd or
misunderstood II was surely Of great
concern 10 DR.. Briggs, but he wrote q
the committee that even " hu were In
better health he would not attend. Dr.
Rriggs certainly gave assent 10 the
correctness o. the address as published,
although he protested; at would
seem that your committee was ap'
pointed 10 consider my Inaugural adj
dress and not to consider any explain.
tiOn Of II | mi ht doaire 10 make. For
this and other reasons the committee
decide that the action OF tho Presbytery
~ entirely proper and according TO the
usage Of the denomination. DR.. Birch,
chairman Of the prosecution Commit.
tee, announced that he was about TO
serve DR.. Briggs with copy Of the
indictment aud by arrangement with
the accused the trial was set for
Wednesday, November eth. Tbp trial
will be public In all probability al
though the manner OF conducting tho
trial Is yet 10 be decided.
The following committee on revllon
of tho confession Of faith was appolni-
cd TO report at the November meeting:
Ministers Van Dyke, Spenning, Mar.
ling, Kerr, ROsslter, Forbes and
Chaplin, Elders II. q. Strong, NJ. w.
Dodd and T.. w. Dodge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

LONDON. Oct. G.-Acoording 10 the
-. James GA; ilc there has been dan.
ger rrtub,ly that the Americans who
ralued such influence nj the court Of
Murtemburg aoms time ago would
resume sway, In which case 1t Il under
stood that the late king would have
been forced 10 AbIicate, had not Queen
ciiTfence OF tho rcan,lnl Fine king.
James Gazette, has been practically n
prisoner In his apartments, tA II was
feared that he would escape from SUIT
CART and go 10 Paris, which, the paper
concludes, would probably have 10.
suited iu n scandal 0r catastrophe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

II 10 rathar remarkable how tho thou
sands who patrohize tho postoiiioo lack
eyea A little while ago there were
sigma and notiues enough about tho
building TO give amy one who looked all
the information necessary about the ar
rival and the departure OF mails and the
other matters about which thogo who
used the building would naturally want
to know. But the clerks had 10 answer
so many quostions that tho postmaster
established q Bureau OF Information,
where all questions should be cheerfully
answered bya olerl, with nothing else 20
do. Aud nov, although the stamp win.
dows are canspcuously placed aud plain
ly marked, Il has been found necessary
TO put up over the window Of the inquiry
bureau, In addition 10 its ign as such, q
sigu reading; mo stamps sold here. "
The clerk had M many requests for
stamps us he did for information. New
York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

OF Msnot,o, entered to beat HE record
Of 2.2i, made In the race nt the State
Fair few weeks ago. Orion was nc.
companied by q matn aud went Oh
easily. He went b the firsi quarter Ia
3il, The half.niile In ii06 Hat, the three
qusrtcru Ia l;4g., aud made the mile
in 2il5,, this beating tbs worlds record
Of 2ils held by Sunol.
Marvin then brought out the yearl.
ing He'll Bird by Elcc,i0neer, out VI
Beautiful Bird, 20 go against Clanign
for purse aud bcat the WORLDS record
Of 2.ao.. Tho flly acted tplcndidly,
and lei 10 the quarter post IN !35l
seconds, the hnif post In 1851, tho
threr.quadcre Ia i;50l, aud tho mlle In
c.27l, boatiug the worlds record by
two sccouds,
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Abou, III. Legality ara brand Inr,

SAN FRASchCo, Oct. G.--In accord.
ance with his expressed intention,
Attorney Hart today filed IN the
supreme Court lengthy petition for n
writ OF review 10 test the validity Of
the present grand Jury. This IL In
connection with the Chute case. The
court, sitting on bdHc, ruled that the
province OF the Supreme court was TO
decide cases and not 10 answer
quoations, aud that persoa under In.
dlctment was the only one 10 question
the legality Of the grand Jury. Such
u person could apply for writ Of pro-
hibi,lOn. The Attorney Generals mp.
pllcation was dismissed. He thinks
ibis establishes the legality ofthe grand
jury.
Edgar Raymond, nephew Of Greed
Raymond, was fined $500 today and
sentenced 10 five days imprisonment
by Judge Wallace for refusing 10
answer the grand jury's summons, on
the ground that II was not legal body.
He applied Tor n writ Of haboas cor.
pus, which tho Supreme Court
granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

ST. PETEIgnuRu, Oct. d. The
Hrdshnadbi announces that the officers
OF the imperial guard have decided not
to drink champagne at any Of the
regimental banquels ana TO contribute
the money which would have been 80
spent to the peasants OF the famine
stricken distriGis. All classes or cit-
Gems herr, following the example OF the
Car, have resolved 10 abandon all
entertainments during the win.
ter aud contribute the money thus
saved 10 the fund for alternating the
distress Of the furnishing people. Most
Of tho public officials announce their
intention 10 devote a certain percent
age Of their salaries to the same pur.
pose, and workmen have decided 70
give a proportion OF their humble
wages. Even children win offer their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

BERIS, Oct. G.--Hcrr Bchel, a pro-
miuent member u the Socialist patty,
delivered speech today Ia which he
declared that Russia should be tram.
pied 10 the ground at all cost. Every
body would contribute to tue Victory Of
the German nag and drive Russia out
Of Europe. Russln, hp declared, ought
10 be rovolutlonlzcd, both externally
and Internally, In order 10 eliminate thn
perpetual menace VI war. Herr Bebul
also declared that Poland should be
made an independent state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 0.--rhe record
meeting commenced on the kite.shaped
track today, and two worlds records
were lowered. SenOtOr Stanford's two.
year-0ld Orion troiled full mile In
2;i6i, beating Suno's record OF 2;l5.
Sianfifi's yearling, Bell Bird, went u
mile In 2i2Ig breaking Freedoms
record Of 2.99l, The frat quarter was
made In thlTty.seven seconds, the half
IN 1881 aud thethree'quartors In 1901
STANDARDIZATION, Electricity, lowered
his record from 2'22 to 2;l7i.
The hrat trial Marvin came out be-.
hind the famous palo Alto twO-year.
old stallion Orion, by Eleotioneor, out
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MADRID, oct. "a hospital and az.
teen houses were destroyed by fro to-
day Mt Santandor, twenty miles north
Of here,
A dispatch from Santandor, mt mid
ulgli, sAyH the FIRE nj the. hospital has
been quVuchud, but flames are spread.
ing elsewhere with alarming npidity.
Fourteen h0usea Ia the Calls Clsnofs
aud eight house. In the Gale Monte
are already doomed.
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CoLuMBUA o., Oct. 6.--govotnor
Campbell WINS Indignant today over an
article copied by the Cincinnati Cont
merciai Sa.sno from the New York
R,cOrdcr, relating % HE financial con.
dillon, claiming, among other thlng,,
that he had Lost half q million In Wall
street spcuulatiOns. This governor tole.
gruphed his attorneys In New York 10
demand a foil rctrac,ion nom the Re.
oJrsor, aud n refused h bring suit Tor
libel. lietmctiou l. also demanded Of
the Cincinnati COuiDiCroiai Gdssiic.
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He PRoeLAims HIS AeersoioN TO
The THRONE.
Promises 10 Maintain the Consultation,
Protec, Religion, the Poor
and the Rights Of all.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 tho Sswsi
4 NEW KING.
What Wilhelm ~ of wurtsmbcrE
Promises ftI- sublects

STUTTGART, Oct. g. Tho now
King, Wilhelm II, presided Mt the
cabinet council today. The Land.
siandu will shortly be called together.
a PROCLAMATION signed by NJ new
King aud all the ministers, has been
Issued. I. announces the Accession Of
Wilhelm III, nephew " King Karl /,
10 the throne Of Wurtembefg. King
Wilhelm promises 10 maintain intact
the constltuflon II the country. lie
promises to preserve the constitution, to
protect religion, 10 b. friend aud
helper u the poor md weak and n
Jealous protector OF the rights u all.
The KING nlso promises to iiil his posi-.
ton ne German prince with due re-.
gard 10 tho treaties which have been
the foundation Of the great German
fathUTlnnd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

BALTIMORE, Oct. G.-Ihis was the
opening Jay Of the autumn meeting Of
the Pimlico Driving club. Six entries
CAME to the score In this frst first race,
IN the Int heat Of which Stanley was
distauc.d. Her driver protested that
IN such big field the distance flag
should have been sent back twenty
yards further, but the protest was not
needed.
The 9;4O class, 5000 bessie Turner
won, Mamie second, Billy n. third,
Cora II. fourth. Best tlme-2:20.
Tho 800 class-rum Arden won,
Charlie g. fecond, Walter Pier thlri,
Abblo v. fourth. Best time-.;20ii
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A Famous Divorcs suit.

SIOUX FALLS, 3. d., Oct. Gan
answer IN the famous divorce suit u
Marie Ncvin. Blaine vs.. James g..
Blaine, Jr, was served upon Mrs.
Blaine today. She asks for u divorce
AMI the custody OF the child and for
suitable alimouy. Blaine In his reply
denies that no deserted his wife bat
asserts that she deserted him He
pleads poverty, and says that he has
nn income of only 5000 n year, which
will cease In December next.