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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Cause Of the Duke of Marlboroueh's Death
His Successor.

Cause of the Duke of Marlboroueh's Death
His Successor.
LONDON. New. 10.-A postmortem exami-
nation of the body of the Duke of Marl-
borough was held this afternoon. 1t re-
vealed that death was due to calcareous
degeneration of a large vessel of the heart.
The dukedom will be the heaviest dow
agered title in the peerage The widows of
the sixth and seventh dukes are still alive;
next comes Lady Blandford. the late Dukes
first wife. who secured divorce from him,
and lastly, the present Duchess. The
joint of these four will add TO the drain
upon the revenues of the estate. which
still reach 5000 yearly, but which are
heavily incumbered. The new. Duke Is
physically q contrast to the general fEn of
the Churchills He is small and slim, with
neat figure. His features resem BILE those
of the first Duke of Marlborough. He has
hi Oh forehead and an aquilne nose. He
is now at Trinity College. Cambridge Uni
versity. where he has proved an able
student. AT the same time, he is clever
cricket player and bold rider. He has
something of his fathers art tastes.
Another War Impending in South America.
PANAMA. Nov. 3.-Accordng to advioes
from Chill war Is imminent between the
Argentine Republic and Peru on one side
and Chilli on the other. The advices cay:
Peru is perfectly we'll arm ed, and her
forces have recently received hundred
Mannlicher rifles of the latest pattern, to-
gether with many other formidable weap-
ons of war. In the Argentine Republic 3
vigorous recruiting of both natives and
foreigners is being prosecuted. and the gov
eminent Is with feverish haste srmIng the
troops. There is no longer any doubt that
q secret compact against Chill, offensive
and defensive. exists between the two re-
publics named. and they are only awaiting
anything that williserve as casus belli IN
order TO throw their armies across the bor-
der.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

show that they are not really flint imple-
ments at all, but only bits partially sha ped
and thrown away because they were unfit
for then proposed purposes. Consequently
they would not Fin any way illustrate the
age they are"
To the lay mind, engaged in simply
watching as a spectator the conflicts and
contests of science, there is something APP
palling in the possible collapse of oil the
theories and assertions built In these
snapeless bits of flint. srgillite and other
materials now treasured in museums. and
the sudden discovery that they are not In
the least what they were supposed TO be.
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Obituary.

CATLETTsBURG. Ky. Nov. 1o.-Hon. La
ban L. Moore died at 10 o'clock last night of
pneumonia. He was in his sixty fourth
year. He was q distinguished lawyer. and
one of the most highly -esteemed men of
the State. He was an ex-Congressraan. ex-
State Senator and one of the leading spirit
of the late constitutional convention.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 10.-George w.
Geddis died at his home in Mansfield, o.,
last evening. aged sixty eight years. He
1856. and was once Democratic candidate
for the Supreme Bench In Ohio.
PARIS. Nov. 1O.-The report of the death
of Theodore Child. of New York, is con-
firmed. He died of cholera at IspahaD,
Persia, Wednesday, Nov. 2
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Critic LounCer.
few weeks since printed the following
npon q confession / had made to her as to
the trouble my conscience sometimes gave
me in the country:
When down he sits 10 cultivate the muse
Some vine or tree unpruned invites outside;
Outside his study demon hard pursues,
And through the window pen and parchment
chide.
The lines were headed The Rural Muse.
And this is what they have inspired Mrs.
Emma Carleton. of New Albany. Ind, to
write and send to me, under the title In
spration:'
When the Muse with wooing eye.
Lures thee forth To nature haunts,
Then. from study window nigh.
Mandate back 20 labor tlaunts;-
Cans't thou not her wisdom trow-
In those signals meaning kent
Plant thy desk beneath the bough,
and Apollo speed thy pen.
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Fatal Head-End Collision.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 10-Inf0rmati0n has
collision at Pleasant Hill. No.. between
the the Unbound mail and ex-
press train and freight train
on the Lexington II Southern branch of
the Missouri Pacific railway. The collis-
ION took place in the yards at Pleasant
Hill. and is attributed to o nisunderstand-
ing of orders by the freight conductor.
Both locomotives were wrecked, as were
also number of the cars. j. L. Filing,
mail clerk, was caught under the wreck
and injured internally so that he cannot
live. Many others were severely hurt.
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Washington. Plurality.

TACOMA. Wash. Nov. 1o-Washington
has elected Republican electors by 5000 to
G,00o plurality. The Republican State GEN.
trail committee. with reports from nearly
every county in theState, claims McGraw's
election as Governor by 1000 TO $780, and
the State ticket by larger plurality.
Chairman Sullivan says the Republicans
will have n majority of twenty in the Leg
Islature, which elects successor to Sem
tor Allen. Wilson and Doolittie, Reps, are
both elected 70 Congress
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CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-That portion of the
city in the vicinity of Michigan avenue
aud Monroe street was shaken by a
IL o'clock tonight. So terrible was the
force that every light of window glass in
the seven-story Powers building and
the buildings of the Brooks estate.
both at Michigan avenue and Mon
roe streets. broken and fell to
the stone tagging in q shower. Every ono
in the neighborhood was awakened. At
the moment of the explosion two mon of a
gang who were at work IN an excavation
at Dearborn and Monroe streets were bad
~ burned and partially stunned. The ex-
plosion was caused by sewer gas.
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WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. 10.-The re-
tnrns from three-fourths of the State of
West Virginia are now complete. and show
that the Democrats will have between
three and four thousand majority. The
Democrats will have a majority of fifteen
at least IN the Legislature on joint ballot,
insnring the retnrn to the United States
Senate of Charles j. Faulkner. The full
Democratic congressional delegation is
eleeted
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Now o to 5 in Michigan.

DETROIT. Nov. lot IS now known be-
yond doubt that Rich. Republican. for
Governor. has been elected by plurality
State tickle. by about the same amount
Five Congressman and the same number
of presidential electors are Democratic
while the Republicans elect seven of the
former and nine of the latter. The Prohi-
bitIonists and Populist vote has not been
much OF factor in this State heretofore
aithonUh no fiauros have been receiyed to
show. The Legislature is Republican IN
both branches.
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New Hempsh,re Iteturn..

CONCORD. N. H., Nov. 10.-Rsturns from
207 towns and cities give Harrison 2.119;
Cleveland, $500; Prohibition and scatter
ing. 1921. For Governor. Smith Rep. co.
7l0: Mckinney. DEM. 1886; Carr. Pro-.
1,41S: Noyes. Pop, 2l6 The remaining %
towns are all small and will not materially
change the result. Smi.h will be- elected
by a majority OF upwards of 500. This is
the fret time in several years that the
choice for Governor has been made By the
people in the State
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Cable Notes.
While n snrf hont "

While q surf bout rs taking passen gers
ashore from an Austrian LLOYD steamer at
Jafla 1t capsized and twelve of its occu
pa nts were drowned.
London Truth says there is NJ founda-
ton for the report that tho Prince of
Wales and the Duke of York will visit
the Chicago exposition.
The harvest in southern Bessarabia has
proved o complete failure. The inhnbi-
rants are without grain and the cattle
without fodder. Much suffering is certain
TO result and it is likely that the govern
sistance.
Victor Randi. legal advisor to the imper-
ial family of Austria. has voluntarily sur
rendered himself TO the police. eonfessing
that for u number of years ho has been en-
lezzlipg irom the trust funds in his keep
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ing. He says he lost the money in found
ing an anthracite coal company. His deii-
cit amounts 10 Sl55.000.
At Lomza. Poland. yesterday. several
of their confederates were found guilty of
the murder of about twelve Russian peas
ants. They were sentenced to terms of I'M
prisonmrnt ranging from fifteen 10 twenty
years. The victims of this gang OF muir
derers were poor Russians. who desired to
leave the country.
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obstinate. The troubles that come slowly,
have TO 60 slowly. The surest and speedicst
remedy is the . Favorite Prescription Il
builds up and invigorates the system, regu-
lates and promotes the proper functions and
restores health and strength.
For everything that's known as female
complaint" it's a positive specific
If you're en- overworked or suffering wo-
man, it's medicine that's ulnde especially
to help you-but you pay only for the help
that you get.
On tilese terms it's .he cheapest sold
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
Alabama,s Majority

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. lot 10 now
positively known that all the con gressional
districts in Alabama were carried by the
Democratic Official returns from all but
five counties give a majority for Cleveland
of 46. $50, which is a big increase over the
State election in August.
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Montana Republican.

BUTTE. Mont, Nov. 10.-Returns from this
State indicate the election of the Repub-
lIcan electors, Governor and Congress
men. The Legislature will probably be
Republican. The Peoples party cast
big vote. drawing largely from the Demo-
county by plurality of $500. a Repu blican
gain of 100
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Special TO The 1hdianapOhs Journal
ELwOOD, Nov. 10.-John Wilburn, a
farmer. residing four miles southwest of
here, was found dead in corn-field near
his house this morning. Heart disease is
the assigned cause of his death. He was
found by his sons. who awaited his return
some cattle.
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Yield of Corn ana Wheat.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The crop returns
of November to the Department. of Agri-
culture, compared with those of October,
Indicate the YIELD of the year of the prin-
cipal food products. and point approxi-
mately to the perfect estimates at the CLOSE
of the year. The Weld of corn averages
o. bushels per acre, aud promises an ag-
gregate production of little more than
1,600 coo 000 bushels, while the great bread
grain. wheat by the returns of last month.
pointed To q product. based on acreage in
vestigation. exceeding 5n0000.000 bushels,
with possibility of shrinkage in the
spring and certainty or light weight.
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It's money thro,cn a,cay

It's MONEY thro,cn d,cay
when a medicine doesn't help
you. It's your risk and your
loss. But that's the way you
have to buy every medicine
for woman's ailments, except
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription.
With that, there's no risk
Its guaranteed. If it
doesn't benefit or cure, in ell
the chronic weaknesses, pain
full disorders and functional
disturbances that afIiict
womankind, you have your
money back. But you won't
ask it--you'll be cured.
~ -
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Iowa a Real Brirht spot.

DEs MONIES. Ia. Nov. 10.-Up to mid
night reports of the total vote cast had
been sent in by sixty-eight counties and
pluralities had been reported from twenty
nine more. These ninety seven counties
gave q plurality for Harrison of q. go. The
two remaining counties gave q combined
Republican plurality last year of nearly
COO. The Congressman elected are ten Re-
publicans and one Democrat.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
Banker Kean in Hot Water Again.

Chicago. Nov. los. A. Kean. the bank
OF who failed two years ago. Is in hot water
once more. He was indicted this afternoon
~ concealing money from deposifors in his
bank. A capias was issued for his arrest
and deputy sheriff took him into custody.
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Tanner Made Judge Advocate-General.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10. - Commander-in-
chief Weissert. of the G. A. r.. has author
ICED the statement that Corporal James
Tanner, of Brooklyn. has been appointed
Judge advocate general of the organization.
and the appointnent will he announced In
forthcoming orders. This appointment
completes the personal staff of the Com
mander-in-chief
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BOISE. Ida. Nov. 10-Less than half of
the State has been heard from SO far. The
indications are that the majority of the
Weaver electors may reach 3, 600. One hum
dred and seventeen out of go precincts
give Mcconnell. Rep. for Governor, 5s.9.
Burke, DEM. ASS; Crock. Pop, 1855
Sweet. Rep. for Congress, has u plurality
nj 3fl}Q
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Men. Women and Nerves.

Medical Record.
God made the women to match the
men. Half the women in America are
neryous. Bnt they have no monopoly in
this particular business since to every
three nervous women there is one nervous
man. And ono nervous man is quite q
match for two neryou women"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
South Dakota Safe.

YANKToN. s. D.. Nov. lotto Peemiller
chairman of the Democratic State commit
tee. to-day gave up hope that South Dakota
would go for Weaver and acknow lodged
everything in the State as Republican,
even to the Legislature.
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Panic in n Collapsed MN.

VIENNA. Nov. 10. "A mill at Oplau. Mo-
ravia, collapsed yesterday afternoon just
before the workmen were to leave the
building for the night. There were about
two hundred persons in the mill, and when
the walls began to crack those in the base
ment and lower floor ran out and escaped
injury. The mon and girls employed on
the upper floors became panio-st7icken an
made a rush down the stairway. The stairs
fell, burying many in the debris. Twenty
dead bodies have been taken from the
ruins and it is believed many more will be
found.
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DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 1O.-There are
twenty -four Cinnamon in the county Jail
under sentence of deportation. Six were
arrested in Port Huron. two in Bay City,
two in Flint and fourteen in Detroit for
trying to evade the Chinese exclusion act.
They will be taken to San Francisco and
placed on steamers bound for China.
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All day Governor Burke. Rep, has given
mp bis election, but returns tonight indi-
cate that he may be elected by 1000 ma
jority. Late returns Indicate majority o.
2 or on JOINT ballot in the Legislature. 1t
will take full returns TO tell the result on
the national ticket.
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Not Much OF a Victory in Wtsconsir

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 10.-The Sentinel
returns with parts OF twenty-one out of
sixty-eight counties estimated. give the
Democrats plurality on Governor of 4. ~
The figure is slightly smaller on the
electoral ticket
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Slim Lo.r nar Loxe and rook Her LAG.

CORNING. n. y. Nov. 1o--Miss Nina
Deming. one of the most popular young
ladies of Tiogs. Pa. committed suicide by
shooting herself last night. She was eight
cen years old. Disappointment in love is
supposed TO be the cause of her suicide.
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SAN Francisco. Nov. 10-Among tho
passengers arriving on the Gaelic from
China last night were United States Minis
ter DENLY from Hong Kong. Marquis Ru-
dini and ex-Minister Paul Numann, of
Honolulu.
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Hawthorne Results.

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-Two of the winners
at Hawthorne to-day were choices ofAhe
talent. The others were second picks.
The leading horses were Razzle Dazzle,
One Dime. Sam Farmer, Clifford and Rey
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West side Park winners.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 10-The weather
at West Side to-day was cold. and the track
muddy. The winning horses were: Zam-
post, Kildare, Colonel s., Tulla Blackburn
and The Sculptor.
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SPORTING MATTERS.

Uncle Jack Hook, the Oldest Trotting- Horse
Driver, Is Dead.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 10-"Uncle" Jack
Hook. the oldest trotting-horse driver in
Kentucky, died at his home in Bourbon
county this morning. aged seventy. He
drove his horses up to u few months ago.
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Iri.bman Released from Prison.

DUBLIN. Nov. 10-Willian Nangle. who.
in 1850. was sentenced to twenty years i'm
prisonment for firing at Land Agent Bud
geon has been released from Mounr Joy
prison on the condition that he joins his
relatives in America.
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Gradually subduing the Dahomeyan

LONDON. Nov. 10.-Late dispatches bring
the news that, on Nov. 3. Colonel Dodds
captnred Muaco, and on the 4th Cana. The
total loss among the French in both battles
was sixteen killed and eighty-two wound
ed. The Dahomeyans are apparently de-
termined TO resist TO the last. They are
provided with modern weapons. aud nse
explosive bullets. Shortly after tba receipt
of the news that Cana had fallen into the
hands of the French the promotion of
Colonel Dodds. the commander of tho
French forces, TO be general, was ga
zeffed
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Finn WilIConteaf

MARQUETTE. Mich. Nov. 10-J. M. Finn.
the defeated Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Twelfth district. says he
will contest the election of Mr.. Stephenson
on the ground of flagrart violation of the
election laws. He specifies that in many
precincts the official ballots were secretly
distributed outside the polls and electors
Intimidated into voting tickets already
marked. He claims to have conclusive
proof of the truth of his charges.
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FARGO. n. D.. Nov. 1o-The Republican
electors in this State seem TO be beaten.
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Clevelnnd.s BIrthplacr Went Democrat.c

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 10.-The citizens of
Caldwell ara indignant over the report pub
lished that Mr.. Cleveland did not carry
Caldwell. The residents of Caldwell man
ifest special interest In Mr.. Cleveland. be-
cause TINT town was his birthplace. and he
town. which has usually been carried by
the Republicans. 1t is proposed to change
the name of Caldw ell to Cleveland.
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Mixea Re.uI,s I'm oklahoma.

GUTHRIE, o. T.. Nov. 10.-Fisn nm. Rep, for
Congress, is elected by 1000 The Demo-
Gratis and Alliance men will have the Legis-
lature. County tickets all over the Terri
tory are mixed. tss+~
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Penn.ylvania Legislature Republican

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 16-With two
districts undecided. the Republicans will
have 81 members in the Senate and the
Democrats IL. Complete returns received
by the Associated Press from every legisla-
tive district show that the next House of
Representatives will be composed of 1856
Republicans and GO Democrats. the Re-
publicans thus having a majority on joint
ballot of the Legislature of 81, and possi-
bly, "a. In the last Heuse there were l22
Republicans. 20 Democrats and the three
Bradford county fusionists, who voted
with the Democrats.
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New York Gives Cleveland 44,95A Majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Latest returns from
New York State give Cleveland A, 954 ma
nriA II
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Incidcnts nfthc nav.

Comet Soloist Walter Booth will make
his last appearance in New Castle to-
night when he will play with the Hushe-
beck Orchestra at the "pink Feie' to
be given by the young people of the
Presbyterian Church in the X. Of p.
Hail
Contractor James Holiday has com
pleted the work of beautifying portions
of Orange, Market and Chestnut
streets
Sheriff William simmons and J. Finley
Heacock left on the early train this
morning for Wilmington. where they
boarded the Republican special train
for Minneapolis.
There has been but one death i'm New
Castle since April %.
Street cleaners are at work in variou.
parts Of the city.
r. j. Weggermen and several other
members of the Wheel Club now aid the
Salvation Army in singing.
Engine No. 49, the most powerful iror
horse on the Delaware railroad is stn
drawing the New Castle accommodation
train
Warden Henry Simmons Of the count,
jail is said TO be the strongest and mos
powerful man who has ever filed tha
position.
All the Sunday schools Of the cit'
which viii celebrate childrens day thi
year viii hold their final rehearsals 10
morrow.
The choir Of the NJ. f. Church win SIM
The anthem Jesus of Nazareth oi
the morning of Children's Day.
Mr and Mrs William Deakyne vii
probably remove 10 Wilmington in fe,
weeks
Mrs z, r Truss ahd w. Marvin Irus
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OUT A Home

VIII interest you if you need elegant welfnaae Furn
ure Mangs Carpets etc, system of one dollar as
first payment and the balance paid in weekly nstaments Of
dollar and a greater than if the full amount
had been paid in ready cash
Our liberal one dollar plan has made the naple of Frank
J. Murphy popuay known from the centre of 4yilminoton
to the boundaries of the State of Delaware
The enormous growth of our business is due TO this one
dollar first payment plan it has assisted in furnishing thous
ands of homes given beginners the first start in house
keeping and made old establishments abodes of comfort grace
and luxury Right here wish impress upon the minds
of those who read this advertisement that do not resort 10
bg and buster push business nor attempt to catch
gudgeons with promises AS an
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m. c... Of nnli.h m. rnl..

Joseph Bniish. the Pole who IS In Jail
awaiting the result of injuries which he
inflicted upon John Foth. Hungarian. az
Dobbinsrille few weeks ago. has. 81 is
said. retained counsel % defend him al
the final hearing, which bis case win re-
ceive next week in Mayor Herbert 5
court II Bulish OF his witnesses are
held under bail. they win have 90 ho
thrust into a cell 90 remain uniil next
September as these people cannot furnish
bail because Of their habit Of moving
from place 20 place Foih has completely
recovered, although he had a tough seige
of t.
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Thcy ouicLiy seltIed The waiter.

Bacon and Wilson, two young wheel
man ran over the ten mile course be-
tween this city and Wilmington on
Thursday night to decide a point of long
contention as TO who was the best rider
Bacon scorched over the stretch and after
a bath he went TO bed Yesterday morn
ing he arose and started out To- lind his
antagonist. The latter was seen riding
up the home stretch nearly exhausted
He claimed a foul and the timer placed
him as finishing just three minutes be-
hind Bacon