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won by half a length. The fourth race
was hummer for three furlongs. the
ilve contestants running heads apart for
that distance. Jockey Jimmy Nc
Laughiih's Key West. the to ) favor
lite. then shook the others off. and won
by two lengths. Lorimer. 6 TO l, ran a
good race. taking second place from
Dalsyrian by a neck.
Crochet, to ). looked to be walking
home winner at the last fHrlung post.
Wnen India Rubber, Il 10 l.came with a
phenomenal rush, and sent Midgley TO
the whip, he finally getting Crochet first
past the post by sca.lt length. After
bets on TIE last race had been declared
on. OWING to the scratching of Pauline
Hall ana the Maggie Merrill colt, Bor-
deaax, the 10 fayorite, won hard
race by head from Gloriana, l. TO l.
summaries:
FIRST race, seven furlongs-Eerly Blossom,
! 10 :, Won. galloping ali the way; Nubian. -
TO / second, whipping; TIosa, IL 10 l. third
lime. I:3ZI4-
Second race, i've misunderstanding. : to
: won; Sport. 10 J. second, whipping; Sa-
ladln- 10 ]. third Time, -s5i4.
Third race. SIX and q haif furiongs-Al-
calde. 10 l. won BY half length, whipping !,
Lenob.a 4 10 : second; John Casanagh. 10
J, third. Time. LA.
Fourth face, I'VE fuF@aDgs- hey X est 10
), won easily by two lengths; Lorimer. { 10 l
second; DglsyFIaII. > 10 J. third Time. ! tn
Fifth race mile 'rachet q 10 J. won
whipping; India Rubber. = 10 ]. second:
JACK Rose, Il 10 >, third By neck, whipping
Time I:4iia.
SIKH race, six and 4 half farlongs-Bor-
deaux, 10 ), won oy "a head; Gioriana- l. TO
/, second; Long Beach. { 10 !, third. Time,
! "a
ENTRIES FOR TIE FUTURITT-
tIrst race I'VE anu Z half turDngS-Gold
Dollar hoey. Felix. Potomac. Banquet. Di-
ablo. Slr Matthew. us; Lallah Rosa h White
Rose. Georgia iu3: PeSsrra- Tornentor. IL.
second race. i've furi0Tgs-AIianah hily,
Bellegrads. Jury filly. Lady BelmonL97; Doc
tor, ~ MareeliuS- Phiiantbrepist. Rlghta-
way, ZorniIza colt Giraffe colt Annie F
cot, Commoiion- FreelaHd Sala6in. 100;
Skadi, Procica. ] ); Ainnehaha. Il5
fhlrd race. average stakes. mile and three
SlXieenihs-MaV VIII, Dr.. iisseFouek. la= each ::
Equity. Mary Stone. % each; Lepanto, Tea
Tray, >leIpner, lG4 each; Kingston II !;
Cleaning, ~; LeOnawelL tg4: Reckon. I2l
FourtA race FGturity STAKES. thTes-c uaTters
Of 4 Inile-Lady Violet Hammie- Lovelsce
Aoreiio Spartan. lis each: Piutus Freize
III each; Sir Fraueis, COmmauche GOV
foraker- beilzdonua colt Urcle jess. rs
each; LiGgerwoed, Pat Mslloy Jr, l95 each;
Mirage Iig; Uncle Jim, los
tIflh race Dolphin stakes Tn4ie and an
eisalh-ignIte- Sir Matthew, Leonaweu. III
each; FicxpoekeL rs; Faraday. ~; Roller.
SIR Arthur, Kilkenny. Entire, llo each. Ell
saler. le4.
Sixth race, Green STAKES. mile. on turf
May win, I55; Rogars, TrestIe, Fred Taral
Il each; Cleaning, Ia; Sleipner. 1s2:
Julien l2a
seventh race, selling. seven-eighths OF q
mlle-iempie- AiFshafL los each; Key West,
lt4 hSzelAuFsl. ~; Cynosure 1903: Para
malta, III; Dlahlp, IL; kiTkoyer, 20.
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EVANGELICAL SYNOD.
Large Representation of Clergy
men and I4aymen at the Indi-
annapolis TrienniaI Session.
The Statistics of Church Work
Exhibit a General and En-
cou-aging Progress.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 2G.-The trien
MAI general synod of the German Evan
geiicai Church of North America con-
vened at Zion church this morning with
l60 ministers and layinen present from
all parts OF the United States. 1t gath
ers within its fold nearly half million
people in this country. and is especially
strong throughout the states of Indiana.
illinois. Ohio. Wisconsin, Mississippi
aud Connecticut.
The statist report shows an increase
OF Seyenty-eigilt pastors during the past
three years and Il gratifying progress in
ali departments of church work. The
figures of the report are as follows:
Pastors, 3; congregations, S93: par
isnes, 2.S93: pupils of parish schools.
l,624: communicates. 1884, SCI; christsn-
lngs IN the past three years, S,9Os: con-
frmations, %, S57; marriages. I7.oOo.
births, S,4sl.
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HoMEsEEhERs, EXCURSIONS.
August soth and september 9th.

On above dates Northern Pacific
agents will sell round trip tickets to
Minnesota. North Dakota. Manitoba and
Montana points AT one fare for the
round trip.
If you wish to visit any of the sections
named Tor business. pleasure. to examine
the country. or for any other purpose.
this is a chance TO make the trip at low
rates.
Northern Pacific Offices: I62 East
Third street. ST. Paul, MINI: 70 Nicol-
let House block, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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BRIGHTON BATTLES.
Some Very Stiff Contests for the
Purses.

BRIGHTON BEACH. Aug. a6. = The
closing day at the Seaside track was
marred by drilling ram which fell
while the first three races were Icing
decided. and d track fetiock deep in
slop. Horses that took first place at
the start, or soon afterwards, won most
OF the races. Early Blossom, the l L, .
favorite for the opening race, outclassed
her opponents many pounds. and won
all the way from the 20 to l chance
Nubian. Phillip DIVERS Indigo. bv
Hindoo-Red and Blue. was sent To the
post 10 I favorite for the two-year-
old race, but he was badly beaten by
Josephine, 81 TO !, she winning from
end 10 end III a Tomp. Sport showed
second and Salaain third before Indigo.
John Cavanagh and Alcalde ruled
equal first choices al , 10 for the 1bjrd
race. ZenObia. 4 10 l. started to make
runaway race OF it. but Alcalde
OVerhauled her in the final stretch. and
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HIS FIRST WIN.
Ronafd Scores a Victory in the
Globe Billiard Tourney.


Globe Billiard Tourney.
There were two feature events in the
DAILY GLOBE amateur handicap bill
lard tournament at Foley's last even
ing Al Ronald. who had lost every
"a me, secured his first victory. and
Frank Doagherty, who had defeated
every candidate he had met. went to
hls first defeat. Ronald has now
Completed the series, and his rec
ord Is twelve defeats and one
victory. He is popular with all the play
ers. and his work last evening was fire.
quently applauded. His opponentswas
Hatch. and he won 100 to 81. Ii should be
explained that ROnald's business duties
have initiated against his PLAYING. He
has had absolutely no time. for training
and the tournament games were the
only. ones played by him as rule.
throughout the series.
Dougnerty was really in no condition
10 play billiards, as his record proves
he mace only forty-one points in thirty
SIX innings: That tells the story. Estes.
the victor, had an easy game. and did
not play with his usual speed. This is
shown by the fact that fiine was his
hlghest run. But he is how safely
landed for at least the second prize. and
should Iom Foley defeat Dougherty-
TINS afternoon. the two will be a tie for
Ile nrsb place, and should Frank
mayer defeat Dougnerty Monday,
evening. and Estes defeat Bingham this
evening. it will land Estes in the first
place. and Thayer and Dougherty will
be lie for second. This indicates the
possibilities of the few finishing games.
Thayer played elegant billiards last
evening. He defeated Foley 100 to so in
twenty-four innings. and his high runs
were p. 10 and 9, while young Foley's
high runs were Il and 10.
The attendance was crush and the
enthusiasm ar fever heat.
This afternoon Foley and Dougherty
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THISTLE A WINNER.
The Black Stallion Captures the
2:19 Race

HARTFORD. Conn.,. Aug. 26.-In spite
OF the ram and very heavy track. the
unfinished 2:i9 pacing race, carried
over from Wednesday. was called at
Charter Oak track this afternoon and
finished. Thistle was the winner. None
Of the races on Thursdays programme
were Gated. but are carried over. There
were about 1000 people on the track.
All tickets were redeemed at the gate
when the pacing race was finished.
Two meats We're necessary 10 decide
the race. Thistle already had two TO
his credit. and Nelly 3 one. Henry II
took the first heat easily. In the sec
Ond Thistle led all the way around, but
Il is likely Henry would have overtaken
him coming up the stretch but for a bad
break. Summaries:
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CONTRACT WORK-SEWER on I'M
y FERSITY AND BEACON AVENUE S-
once OF the Board OF Public Works. City OF
ST Paul Mimi. Aug. Il. 1s92.-Sealed bio,
viii be received by the Board Of Public
Works II and for the corporation of the City
OF ST. Paul. Minnesota. at their Office IN SAID
city. until u N. on the 29th day of august a
D ls92. Tor constructing sewer on the south
SIDE OF University avenue. from Fairyiev
avenue TO Beacon avenue; on Beacon ave
nue., from University avenue 10 Shields
avenue. IL said CRY. according 10 plans and
specifications on file II the Office of said
Board
a bond with at least two 90 sureties. in
sum of at least twenty t20) per cerLor certi
led check On bank of ST. Paul in sum of al
least ten 40 per cent of the gross amount bid.
must accompany each bid said check shall
be made payable TO the Clerk of said Board.
The sale Board reserves the right 10 reject
any aud all bids
r. L. GoRMAN, President.
OMeiai: j. T. KERKER
Clerk Board OF Public Works
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Health Is Wealth.

DR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN Treat
EEST, a guaranteed specific forHys teric Dig
Ziness. Commissions Fits. Nervous Neuralgia
Headache. NerYons Prostitution caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness Men,
iai Depression, Softening of the Brain re-
sulting in insanity and leading to misery. de-
cay and death Premature Old Age Barren
ness, Loss Of Power IN either sex, InTolun-
tary Losses and SpermatorrhRs, caused by
overexertion OF the brain. selI-abuse or over
indulgence Each box contains one months
treatment 81 box, or six boxes for So
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes TO cure any case. With each order for
SIX boxes, accompanied with s., we send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money II il does not effect cure. Guar
a1tees issued only oy W. < Collier. successor
TO Hippler Collier. druggists Seventh and
Sibley stx. 81 Paul, Mimi.
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Too Much Gasoline.
Special to the Globe.

SpcC-dL % TIC N4UOG
ROCHESTER. Mimi. Aug. GA sad
accident happened today to Miss Mary
Barren, of this city. which nearly re-
suited in the loss of her life. 1t was
the same old story of filling a gasoline
stove while yet hof, and the result was
an explosion The clothes were burned
from the Young ladyas body. and had il
not been for the prompt assistance of
neighoors size woul d nave been burned
20 death.
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club begins tomorrow its fall meeting of
tlirty-one racing days, ending Oct. L.
Five Races are set for tomorrow. The
most important is the Merchants STAKES.
for all ages mile. which closed with
seventy-three entries. and has $1,000
added. Starter Sheridan. who has
so long welded the flag, is
not in sufficiently robust health to un-
dertake so long a series OF races. The
managers have secured James B. Fer
guscn. OF Memphis, TO act in that capac-
lily.
Much excitement was caused in the
vicinity OF the track this afternoon by
the capture OF the valuable outfit of 4
nest OF wiTe-Iappers behind a lumber
pile alongside the railroad. They had
Just established their office, ana barely
escaped arrest. Their horse and buggy
was captured. their flight being too hur-
RED TO allow them to get away with it.
ZIG LIST OF ENTRIES
First race. mile->alena ID, Ollie Glenn. 81:
Miss kRett, Lady Useful, 81: Unadilla, Crit
ic. 30; sullivan. 1e4; Protection. Harry Ray,
lG.; Happy Day, 10; Hume. III; Yale 81.
lis; Marx ). HI
Second race. selling. six furlongs-Elsie s.
"; Empress Frederick, 59; Eiyton, Texas
Girl l92; Lucy Clark. lD5; Hippons, bud
Hughes. Cornie Buckingham, Clintie c. w;
hook Lsldiey, lie; StTalaseIn. III
Third race selling. mile ana 4 sixteenth
Maud Howard, 81; Rose Boy. IS; Mill. 50;
Tenny Jr-. Ed Eshelpy. I90- Julia May I0i:
Puryear ID. Ny Partner. I02; Minnie Elkins,
los; Hoodiru1, los; Phiiora, H.; Harry smith.
rs
Fourth raee, Merchants stakes, mile-Fay
5. 6s: Ed Greenwood. 70: Faistaff, 81. King
Lee. SO; Chief Justice. l16; SeBorits, Philora,
w: Hume Ill, Ida nickwick l22-
Fifth race. tEo-y ODDS. five farlongs-
Babiole- Elsie l. 1GS; The Sculptor. Enquire,
Harry l.. Sirius, 1876; Too Quick, Mildred, lo7;
rs
Sixth race, selling six furlon gs-Whiie
Nose. CapIRin Jack. IUl; St-alton- IVs; Portu-
g1ese, I04; Mamie B. IuS- Teuafiy u.s.. Mon
teviso. Lyman BIZ HImyarl, Kind ORR, Cen
erSl Miles, 10; Rsdelif, ILL.,
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CITY NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE CITY
- Treasurer. I. Paul. Mimi. Aug. 26. 1892
ALI persons interested in the assessment
for
Additional assessment for paying Maiden
lane with cedar blocks between Selby avenue
and Nina avenue. and constructing g sewer
in said Maiden lane. between said points.
WILL TAKE NOTICE
That on the 18th day of August 1892, / did
receive warrant from the City Comp
troller Of the City OF St Paul for the coiIec-
tion of the aboTe-named assessment
The nature of this warrant is that if YOU
fell to pay the assessment within
THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication of this notice shall
report you and your real estate SO assessed as
delinquent and apply TO the District Court
Of The County of Ramsey, Minnesota. fur
Judgment against your lands lots, blocks or
parcels thereof so assessed including inter
est. costs and expenses. and for an order of
The Court TO sell the same for the payment
thereof
CONRAD " MILLER. City Treasurer.
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Ear Association Officers.

SARATOGA, Aug 9--The American
bar association this morning elected the
following officers: President, j. Ran
delph Tucker, Virginia: secretary. Ed
ward Otis Hinkley, Maryland; treas
arer. Francis RowIe. Philadelphia; ex-
ecutIye committee, George A. Mercer.
Savannah, Ga.; Alfred Heminway, Bos-
ton; Bradley G- Schlev, Madison, Wis
h-t. Stevens was chosen vice president
for Minnesota.
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Winners Picked Ont.

At Sheepshead Bay = Hoey and Po.o-
mac. Annie r ana PhiianiETopist, Tea
Tray and Equitv; Fututriy stake. Nor
clio. Lady Violet Loyelace: Kilkenny
and Leonawel Sleipner and Julien,
hIrkoyeT and Key West The kuturity STAKE
Is worth S15l OG0, biggest stake in the United
States or the world
AT acknowledgement and Elk knight,
Inferno and Toano. Bitten and FeueloR,
Saionica and Rio Grande. Taciician and
Cottonade.
At Latonia-Yale 81 and Critic, Dad
Hughes and Stratagem. Puryear ID and Ninil,
Phiiors ana King Lee Shadow and Harry l.
Mamie B and Kindora
GARFIELD Park-Coughlin and Henry Young.
Fakir and Big Three. Michael and Eclipse,
Rudolph and Valera, Lucinda and GunsnoI
Consignee and Red Light
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LOWELL RULED OFF.
Hawthorne's Owner Captures Two
Races

CHICAGO, Aug. 26--The racing was
good at Hawthorne today, the track fair
and the attendance above the average.
Three fayorites won, and Corr gan. for
the first time IN many weeks, captured
two races. Bill Lowell; ms Jockey.
Cook, and his stable were ruled of by
the judges. as the result of an iRvesti-
gallon, which has been going On for
several days. Summaries:
First race. selling. three-fourths of a mile
Adversely Won. Harry Askew second. Artislic
third Time. liz
second race selling, three-fourths of q mile
II crest hlng won. AdTienne second. Adam
don third. Time I:3012
Third race. for two-year-olds- three fourths
o. a Inlie-i-aEthorne won. Calhoun second.
Constantine third Time, I:@n
tourih race selling. mile-Shosho,e won
lnSolenee second Clifford third Time. las
i'm race seven furlongs-bay b won.
Hattie Grant second. Content third. Time
:35L4.
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Sporting Scraps.

C. Clark, the Kansas City Cyciune, and
A r: Ladwig, better known as Romeo.
wrestled 81 Anoka club last night in which
Rnneo won three straight falls. The match
was or 50 a side Clark. weight Ia pounds
height feet inches Romeo. weight I5j
hounds heisft ! rear 10 inrhnS
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are meet at ESQ. and this evening Bing-
ham will play Estes.
Cricket Game TO-DAY

The Minnesota Cricket club will play
match at kittsondaie this afternoon
against team from Minneapolis. game
to commence at 2:3O D. IN. The follow
ing have been selected to play:
minneapolis. B. McBeath fcaptainl.
johnson. c. I. Jaffray, r. McGregor, s.
Mcdonald. Smell. Pellatt. Lloyd. Dickin-
held, Sims. Tucker and Shirley.
Mlnnesoia-S. B. Donaldson, T. Sis
son, II. L. LanfZ. j. T. Gemmei, w. Z.
Humble, A. McCulloeh. q. c. Saulez, III.
d. Vaughan. a. B. SibIey, G. D. Napier,
). r. Knight, A. E. Donaldson and j.
GOoding.
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NOTE OF WARNING. AZ
Ex-Surgeon General Hamilton on
the Situation.

CHICAGO, Aug. a6.-Pref. John B..
Hamilton. ex-surgeon general of the
marine hospital service and at present
in the marine hospital service here,
sounded a note of warning today to
those health officials in the country who
are dong much TO convince the people
mat cholera is near at hand. Prof.
Hamilton takes the view that white
there IS danger there is absolutely no
occasion for alarm. Unnecessary and
repeated warnings. he says. are liable
TO produce panic and result injurious
iy 10 the Worlds Columbian exposition.
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Is JUST 4 LOVELY BABE.
The Daughter of Mrs. Phil
brick, Of Beverly.
When Four Months Old She
Began TO Live Upon Lac
tated Food.
Aged Grandmother Would Fave
Starved But for the Sauna Nourish-
mont

Lactated food has been in such de-
mand this summer that some of the
drug stores have been almost unable to
get enough of il.
With ali the hue and cry ID some cit
les. occasioned by the discovery of
authorizations in milk. the advice has
generally been given by physicians for
mothers to feed their little ones as much
as possible upon laetated food.
As some one has aptly put it. lactated
food is as natural as hunger. 1t is
the most perfect substitute known for
rother's milk. 1t is prepared with ex
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A SSESSMENT FoR,AN EASEMENT FOR
n A SEWER IN PHALEN CREEK VAL
LEY. FROM FOURTH STREET TO
NORTH STREET-0fiee of the Board Of
Public Works, City of St Paul MIMI Aug
IS. lSes.-The Board of Public Works in and
for the corporate OF the City of ST Paul.
Minnesota will meet al their Office in said
city at p m on the 18th day of September
A. D. 1892 10 make al assessment of benefits
damages costs and EXPENSES arising from
condemuing and taking an easement
for constructing altering. repairing ana
maintaining sewer IN ana through q strip
OF land twenty feet in width, extending from
Fourth street to the Phalen Creek eHivert
al seventh street. the center line of which
strip is described as follows: Beginning at
the Intersection of the center lines of Canal
street and Fourth street, thence BoTtherly
along The center line of Canal street. pro-
duced- 10 an intersection with the west line
OF block sixteen (l6l. Lyman Dayton'S adoi-
ton: thence IN q straight line 10 point on
the center line OF the Pnaien Greek culyert
under seventh street produced and distant
ESQ feet from the south end thereof; thence
northeriy along said center line 80 feet to
the south end OF said culvert: also q strip
thirty t35t feet IN width, extending from the
south end of said culverr TO the north end of
said culvert the center lire OF which strip
shall be the center line of said cuiyert: also
strip twenty 20 feet in width extending
from the north end of said cuIvert 10 North
street. the center line of which strip is de-
OF the northerly end of said clIYert: thence
northerly in a straight line TO an intersection
with line ten tl0} feet westerly of and par
allel with The east line of block one d. Brun-
sons addition 10 ST. Paul: thence from said
point OF Intersection north on said parallel
line ID North street; also a strip twenty (25l
feet IN width. extending from Canal street
ID the right of way of the ST. Paul < Duluth
Railroad CONF any. the center line of which
strip snail be straight line distant seventeen
% feet southerly from ana parallel with the
south line of Fourth street. in said city, on
the property on the line of said improve
ment and deemed benefited or damaged
thereby.
All persons interested are hereby noufed
TO be present al said time and place OF making
said assessment, ana will be heard
All notices heretofore given have been an
nulled- r. L. GORMAN, President
Official: J. 7. KERKER
Clerk Boardof Public Works
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Trotting Meeting.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
VIII sell excursion tickets 10 Independ-
ence, To-, Aug. 20 10 Sept 3, inclusive,
al $500 Shortest route ana best sery-
Ice. City Ticket Office, I95 East Third
street
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To Whom ], MAY Concern:
Notice IS hereby given that the following.
sell intoxicating liquors for the wear A. d.
1a92 al the place or location hereinafter
named:
Mlesen. A. I3 West Third street.
Now. therefore. notice is further given that
the said application Will be heard and con
sidered by the undersigned ut his Office, in
The new city hall, on the lIih day OF Septeul-
Der. A D. 1892, al 10 o clock a. M. where all
persons iEtert sied may appear and will De
heard.
aug2T&setpS
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The free-for-aH trot was the event of
the day. Mart Wilkes was the con-
ceded winner last night. and was barred
IN the pools. ALVIN then sold for $50:
Held. 81. Martha Wilkes went in and
smashed the race record in two con-
secuuve heals. The second was trotted
IN 2;l0. hen she was in good cundi-
ton and Doble drove out the third heat
in POP.
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Jay Eye See, trotting record. ? 10. went
against his pacing mark Of 2:0S14. He
mace a good mile without skip or
break. Time. BIZ, 1908. I:34sz. 2:66ll.
Online c, by SiIadeland-Onward. 10
beat 2:l614. pared in 2:I6.
Belle Aeton,y eariing PAGER. by Shade
land-Onward. 10 beat 2::22354, went ID
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a WrestIIng ChalIenee.

SpeelaI 70 the Globe.
WINoNA, Mimi, Aug. 26.-Robert
Griese has challenged Verkins. the we'll
known local wrestler, 10 catch-as-
catcf-can bout. three points down, best
three IN five, for $50 a side.
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winona Bests wabasha.

/ SDtCAHl 10 IHe Ulobe-
WINoNA. Mimi. Aug. 26.-The WI
mona base ball team this afternoon de-
1eated the Wabashas by score of 10 to
s. 1t Was return game. played on the
grounds OF the Winonas.
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THE PACING KINGS.
Hal Pointer Proves Victor Over
Direct.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 26.-This was
the last day Of the Columbus Driving
association meeting. Track good, at
tendance large. Hal Pointer ana Direct.
who took two heats each yesterday. were
Obliged 10 go two more heats today be-
fore the match was decided. They
paced dead heat on the first 90 in
2;I454. Hal Pointer won the next heat
and race by eight lengths in 2:lI5<.
Summaries:
Special race, purse 81 Coz
Hal Pointer n