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The Green Forest tribune., 1893-03-16

Grove, Tuseday.
Dir. Harbert has the famous In
ternational Stock Food for sale. 1t
is the best stock medicine now in
use. Try it.
From some unknown cause our
Worlds Fair letter failed to reach
us this week. We hope such "a de-
lay will not occur again.
The large bell recently purchased
for the Nj. b. Church South has be-
come cracked and useless, hence il
is necessary to buy another.
Lee Boles, who was indicted for
the robbery OF Rev. r. A. Martin,
was tried at Huntsville, last Mon
day, aud given three years III the
penitentiary.
w. w. Mattox, three miles north
east Of town, has sold his farm to
Mr.. Cunningham. Willie ill.,
tends emmigraling to the Camas
Prairie i'll Idaho, soon.
J. Shipman has on hands num-
Der of the celebrated White Sew
ing Machines for sale, also u good
second hand Machine to sell at re-
duced price.
DR.. Ellis Harbert has rolled up
his sleeves and gone into the prac-
ce of medicine in earnest. Since
returning rom school he has been
kept quite busy visiting patients.
Hon. Horace G. Poynor is an APP
pllcant for tic position OF Z. S.
Pension Agent. You will find his
petition al Morris & Sons hard
ware store. Gail there and sign
it.
A telephone line from Eureka to
Harrison is being talked of. The
leading telephone patents having
expired we should Judge that suci
an Improvement is within ou
reach again.-Harrison Times.
The bottom has been knocked
out of the egg market recently.
They are worth on our market now
the small sum of Z IL cents 4
dozen. Wonder it tue new ad-
ministration isn't responsible foi
il.
If you have COW, hog or horse
that is not in perfectly healthy
condition, you should buy a pack
age of international Stock FOOD
from DR.. Harbert. It will bring
them out Of the kinks every
time.
Subscriptions received at this OF
flee for any oft following papers:
st. Louis Republic, ST. Louis Glob5
Democrat, Memphis Commercial.
Kansas City Journal and Agricul
turist, Atlanta Constitution, and
Springfield Democrat. If
After one months suspension.
the CarrolIton Sentinel has resum-
ed publication, the new proprietors,
Estes & McCurry, having made their
bow to the public last Friday. The
plant is now on a substantial fnan-
cial footing, and t&e new firm will,
no doubt, make the paper a fxt-
ure. We wish them abundant sue
cess.
VIII Pinner, who came in here
from the Indian Territory a snort
time ago, was arrested at Berry
vile last Saturday and has been Ia
ken to Ft. Smith to answer for the
crime of counterfeiting money. We
are informed that when arrested he
was found in possession OF several
pieces of bogus money and moulds
for making same.
Every indication points to a
large attendance at the opening OF
our high school. Arrangements
are being perfected every day for
the accommodation of boarding pu-
pills. Green Forest does not ouly
offer to the people Of Northern Ar
kansas one of the very best high
schools within the borders of our
State, but board can be obtained
here as cheaply as it can be any
whero, and tuition will be no high
er.
Mr.. EDIToR:--I noticed in your
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29

son creek, Black Water, New Madrid,
Island No. 10, Pennington, Corinth,
Mississippi, Tuscambia Bottoms,
Perryville, Stone River, Liberty,
Snow Hill, Franklin, Middleton,
Shelhyville, Sparta, Ringgold, Chick
amauga, Hillsboro and McMinniville.
His discharge shows that during
his during his second term of enlist
ment, he was in the following battles
and engagements: Shepardstown-
White Post, Berryville, Winchester,
Milford, Laurray Valley, Covert
Court House, Poit Republic, Round
Top. Cedar creek, eiordonsville raid
Dinwiddie Court House, Five Forks
and Appomattox Court House
We refer to Capt. H. A Billow
\ service of six years in the union
army, and the participation in thirty
i've battles and engagements is 8
record that entities a man to any po-
sition he may have the ambition tC
aspire to, aud Kit Carson Post No
50 proposes to vigorously push the
claims of Capt Billow for the posi-
ton Of commander,
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
A Proud Record.

Lamar has within its limits union
soldier of whose war record it can
well be proud. He is candidate for
the position of commander of the de
partment of Colorado and Wyoming
q. A. r. at the coming encampment
of that organization TO be held at
Pueblo on May 10th, and his record
shows that he enlisted on the 9th day
of May, 1861, and was discharged on
the 23rd day of May, 1864, that he
reenlisted on the 23rd of May, 1864,
and was discharged on the 23rd day OF
May, 1867, showing a service of six
years.
During his service in the army his
first discharge show that he was a
member of Co. G. of the 4th U. s.
cavalry, and that during his first term
of enlistment, he was in the follow
ing engagements. Dug Springs, vii
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NOTICE FoR rrnLIcArIoN.
LANp otr1er ArLAsAn. col.o.

LAND Off1fE At ANNHf N7II'V7
April ~. isss
s~oTrfsf, = h,-.hx .,;xcn that ths, follow nif
IN named tls,r has tlei notice of Intentioii
20 make iinsl proof in support ol his claim an
nad that said pTsof Will be raafie h'.9te -
Register and Recciver at thet cliee A i-,lilAI
I t'oioratio. On June suth. I>-T. VIZ 0esE
uel H. Tone II. +. No. ae7s for the nv secti"n
Is, township :. south, RANGE ~ wet -
lie names the foiiOWiu.s witnesses 60 ptitfe
his continuous residence. upon and c9ltl Ht-.ss s
of said land viz: Oscar Johnson, 4. II. fii,t''
Francis Raymond and John johnson. az "
Granada. Colorado. . ,.tt.
Also al tis same place on Nav q, isisi. Charie-
W. Crane. H. l.. No. ssl- Tor the snA section -
township Is s.,uth. range ~ wet
He names the following. Win g--fis - pfNNN ?,
continuous Residence upon and cuittt atfo9 -
slili land viz. Iheo,iorr fiitoud, y. &. rgrN,
William Darric aud Scott Henderson, HiA 90
Lamar. Colorado.
aprza-rua9l c. ID. hoths htsirft'-
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NOTICE ron punLlcNrIoN.
LAM OFFiCE At LAvaE. toIo-
Auri4 fsth, l-at-

LAM OFFiCE Al LAvaE. Cotc-
Aprii 18th, l-N-
NOTICE is herchy Eivcn that tho s,ll1N .i,s
~ named s.sftlsr has tlf-i noties 81 biz intcn'
tiosi TO MAKE nai pru-sf IN support q NJ ei11n
aaid that said proof viii H. made i.infr W.
sesistcr or Receiver az Lamar, tnioEa.i - ~
MAY Gsth, isu tiraut ia1t a.
Na 4Ia5 forthessk section s.. tunIpstti1-l -futA'
range 8. Nrst.
cuutfnrouS re-iftrnua uta1n nut cCtilfaitnn "A
said land viz. nnuirl Mrliurh lrt tul4 star 8
u liranlda. Cole Frankie Sslu-"u. nt A-s-lSf-
Cole. Eva z. Do Lea, % MarleuG. toiss,
ar,rss-nsas7 4. D. EoRn, Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NorlcE ron ruBLIcArloN.
LAxn orIIcr calo. J

LASp orT1cE AT LtwtE Cnlo.
April L, lsgI
NOTICE j. hereby Eiren that the toiiuainr-
~ nafned settler has nlesi nutlea q his iHt4li-
tioa IA Isakc fnal proof "a Support u hia claim
and that -aii pris,af Uili bs made h.eftre az
krsister us Receiver ~ Lamar Color ado ulf.
May - is99. viz henry krisgvr n. y No. s.
for the "a J ssa and Ms ~ 4 sHc. .. township =
south. ranga s8 wrst-
lie n1Elif@ fift Following rifuez~ee 10 prurs bis
continuous rc=gfrnrr ufsssn nud rulfiYsttun Of
said tali, viz: Winchester H1aro ). W. Lyol.s
and H Z. Tillett. of Huuf. Goinrudo. and Bon
Riley. - Granada, Coluyad1.
aprIs-maso 4. ID. FoEn Resistar.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
LAxD oFrrrE EarLsuaH. Cota.

LasD OEFrcE IT LapAH, CuLo-
A.l-fl 8. I-ia. (
NOTICE = hereby riVe1i that the fallau-ias-
~ EsEesl settler has fltrd untie. q BIS irfst5-
tion ~ raiie iisi pss'f il suuIort Of his eiaits
and ttiat sad prpof WiIl ~ uat- hsfnrss tta
kegtstrr and heselFer ~ Lamar, colnFafin, on
Aay %. isa1. VIZ. Oscar A. Wilcox n. g. M,
isls for the "a ss-ctieh =. tu,s1ship . saath
rause +s west
He za1ns@ the folloEina witnesses 70 pror-
his continuolrs n0sldencr upon ans cuttiastie iess
OF said land. yfss Baroa~t Gnu. u. W Robin
Grhnada. CuloxgsdO.
aprI5-nass c. d, FoxD. Register
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29

The Chieftain has been publishing
occasionally its Worlds Fair coupons
on its supplement. On Thursday of
this week, the paper was received at
the Lamar office without the supple
ment. hence not coupon reached
the town As they come direct from
the office, it looks as if some one in
the employ of the paper held that
part of the paper out in order to
secure the coupons. Here is poin-
ter for the management. The inter
est in the contest is spreading beyond
the limits of Pueblo county, and the
friends of all the candidates should
have fair field and no favors.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NOTICE FOR ruHLIcATIoS.
LASn orF1rn ArLAuAr. Colo- {

LASn orrtrn Al LAuAr, Cora
Anril 1ls5, is.A
NOTICE T. hereby giv-u thag ltfa srl. 8, toitss
~ of RrUuers COUNTY. tuiurainY hys blast rsl'-
ties uf his iatration make pruif uu ltt dr. q
land claim No. 81. for tho lots . and ah4 81
rsra. section T. township = ssuth. rslca g. "a ssa E
ald sss q sactioa 81, township E suItsis ar s.
west before the Errster or Receiver a. Lamar
Colorado, on Muuily, thr -1ta AlI ri ARl l-aH-
he uarss-s the following wlrnn-ss-s g. frtafg
the euaupleto Irrigation and cllillitlg nf .l11
lnads John tforlz. nsufy hFirzgE. llrssllre
Baxter and Harry 4. Fritea, al ~ Iollry 7. o.,
st1szs-nazI 4 D. FoEu. REGISTER.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29

The ..old Guard" the remnant of
the BOG who in 1880 at the Chicago
convention stood like wall for
Grant, had a reunion at Philadelphia
this week. In the selection Of officers
Governor Routt was made vice
president. The attendance numbered
sixty-eight.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NorIcE FoR rrnLIcAr1oN.
- 80 n -. -.

LAxn OFg1cE AT I-kNtn, CoLo.
Aurii TO- isL
g~OTICE & hereby Eivel that thr fnliuainsr-
~ naalssi scsfirf has ElnsA noticr 81 Ils intr1.
tion u makc ll'al pr,.f IN suIsqft u hls claim,
atd tliat said prs-f vail b. made tzfnrv thH
Re-5steF or Eacefvcr Al Lamar. tfllufnslu. ,iri
june Il, lS1. VIA NarI Dale formerly y Az
Hsil u z, Ma lasl Tor tlr sult gFe1t fectina G
township = spuih, rAuer ~ ucss-
He same fhe fatiusi1r witnesses 80 urrzr
hi- rlsaftHuuls RE- isieuc1 ufsrn ard cultivartaz
81 said iknd sis: Martin D ntrklnsuu. alrErr-
der \. JirInasley, Thomas v. FarusT und o.
haui G.. No urn. all II Granada, Colorada.
a.rlb=maZu T.. H. FuEp REGISTER.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NouoE FoR PUBLICATION,
LaSp or7leE ~ I,,s,sr. caao.

LAvn ofTtcE ~ I-kNkn. Cuto.
Auui l4ths 49,
NOTICE i hereby Eiyr1 that tur fulleEisle-
IN uAlari seftisf hs- tidsi aa,;scr = 4.s tHfsn-
aEd that ratd proaf vtN - made = .1ra tHr
EcziHter % Iss-ssfirgs, al Lsu.ar. t1iulal1, ga
MAJ e. lsG. siss fmua J. plrEoI H. q. AN-
2l7a for the spk section ~, tusaship = roasii-
raFtlen a. west
He aanies thr falipuiue witnesses - rtpre BIZ
cttutfnuaus restsiencr ufsaa HUd euititatssa q
said isud. giT; = n. Wr.zils, y. W. Narsss W
A. Kills. and u, r. Cooper, an " iassuari u4,r
npr21 sfaags d. y. EuEu. En4lstas,
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L.sD ouIcr At L,rAE, coto. }

LAsn OFS1cr At LAwAH. CoLo.l
Aprl -, iS0.
NOTICE Is hereby given that The failoutaa,-
" named settler hns He'd notice uf bis iufrs3-
tian 20 make final pruof support % his clsiin.
and that said lrrof viii bc made before the
keEi-ter or Receiver at Lamar, Colorado. on
Inue 5. i-.s. WIS iruone Blackwell. n. ~ Nn.
o. IS for lots 9 8, 70 aud y section :. township
= south. Eahz7e a ue=t-
h e names the following witness u prove bis
continuous residence uTuu and cultivation o.
said laud. ViEs e. n, fiquut. Madison Wilson
1ad " lltiau Mckttzic. 81 Grsnadl, Colorado.
aud Z, 4. Tate. 81 Lamar, folnrado.
aur1s iuns {. d. fuEa, Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NUrlcE FoR FunIIcATIoN.
I,.nn.rI.r.rI..uLr. -

LkgD OFUIcr At LtutE. Cutp
ApFil 1ist, l7-
NOTICE i hereby giu1u that tilr teiiusl slaa~
~ uAnsei sgttler has llrd uuslce " bis isitsH-
zion 10 make tlusi rGpsf in support e hls elatia
ami that said preuf wih tn marie lstHf0 ire
REGISTER aud Recover at Lamar, Nolufatins so
May =. te.Ft was Maud l4so SlsEarf fIrEseFlE
Naild Iss H. a. No. sss, for the p no p sasi "a 3
~ -s-rsion q township - south. rasaer - u1.si
lie uatuss tho iulluwlns ysttslg--rs o. prutr DE
eouti inasuus r,sidanre uunu and ralfltatua -
saitI iand. Yizs J.. q NJ sscrulan. ". A- Merrils
filtf W " Jarae= - Gruanslal fdiutallo. afssi J
T.. Waters. of Lamar. Co,aradin.
apfzz-ns-I 4. u. rom. REGISTER
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NOTICE roR runLIcArIoN.
- - -. -. !.

LkSp OgTucE A. LAwtz. CuLo.
April l5 l-a1
NOTICE i hereby EiFca ihut john u, Nesaz
IN 81 Fruser- county. ia4uraiiss, hAs nlai sIfs-
faru Uf lie inteusinu 20 alakr proof ul HE eFz-
iaud claim No. =, fnr the AZ sFellun "a aaa
ne se-tiou ta township = srlfh. rlulss . wet
tssf1ss The hezlsteT or keuulfaT a. Lamar. fsa-
rad1, on SATURDAY., tho slih dag q haF. i-lA
lie unnnes tilH fuilnuuus utfr1ss1s ti fsrHVe tia
ctagufieta irrislsiu1 and rrcllnIafton q saia
land, FiEs J Z. Horn. y. ". tiniiadaf. ffaEA
t'trie and Albert 3. No lave. all ~ las.ir, Colo
afrt5-ula-p 4, u. Fuszn. hnsistar.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LaxD OrrIcn LAuAr, CoLo.

LAND OFrICn AT LANAI. Cote
April 2. ts;3.
NOTICE is hereby give that Everett l., Kocu,
~ of RrnWers couuty. Colorado. has hlei ua-
.icr nf intention 70 make proof on bic desert
lani claim No. =, for the iots I and . and e. 4
uV section D.. touuship - south. range - wet
before the kesisfor oT Receiver az Lamar. Colo
r7tdp. ON MnatisY. the 5th day % june. t,atL
lie NAMES tho following witnesSg- 30 prove the
cafculese Irrigation and reclamation 81 satfl
and g. ". Burke. 4 ". Miller, Peter Hall
nan and r Vo.la. ali of Lamar. Colo.
aur3.-iun3 C. ID. Fonp. REGISTER,
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29

Certain employees of the Santa Fe
have been on trial at La Junta dur
ing the past week, charged with
breaking and robbing freight cars
Large quantities of goods We're taken
and it was supposed the company
had the guilty persons, but two
iuries have decided otherwise The
first man put on trial was named Ag
erter. He was acquitted. The
second case was that of C. B. Reed,
and the jury brought in verdict Of
not guilty. The remaining cases were
then nolled.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29

The Worlds Fair will be formally
opened on Monday next From all
reports the buildings are in an un-
finished state, and many OF the ex-
hibits are not in position 1t will
probably be month yet before the
great exposition will be at its best
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29

Governor Waite has vetoed the bil.
creating a preparatory school at Ala.
mosa, and he did the proper thing
The state has more institutions now
than it can properly support from
its present revenues. No more shoulo
be created unless provision is made
for their maintenance from funds tc
which they have right.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAxD oTIcr At Lawn CnIo..

LASD OFFICE At LAuAu CuLyo.
April srd 1870
NOTICE j. hereby given that the following
N named settler has alfsi natiee 81 his inten-
tion 70 make tgal proof In support 81 his claim
aud that said proof VIII be made before the
Ra-ister and Receiver NJ Lamar, Colorado ON
May IS, lsse VIZ. Albert r. Muller. IL T.
No ;ss!c for the "a swt. and sif ssk section
81. ia township q south. nf range IS wet.
he names the following witnesses TO prove
his con tihuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz; Carl Burke, J,seth Morrts
Oliver Royal and z. Yoitel all of Lamar. Colo.
APPS Inayt3 {. d. foEu, Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29

There is the strongest probability
OF rate war from Colorado points
to the Worlds Fair. The rate was
fixed at so, for the round trip, bul
the d. x R. &. made a cut Of 81
putting the rate to $40. This drop
Will likely be the opening of a war
that will reduce rates very material
". The state can stand $50 rate.
Since the above was in type the
Santa Fe announced that it would
meet the cut to-day, and the d. &
Il. G. made another cut to $40.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
ii. rs:i.l Pap, Of ?aT:m Comfy

Those towns that have state insti-
tntions are naturally Praising the
action of Governor Waite in vetoins
all bills approPriating money for
roads, bridges or reservoirs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20

was three lengths before Diablo, who
tried to overtake her during the last
half-mile. The mile from wire TO wire
was run in 1881.
The QuickStep stakes had field OF
seventeen starters, and there was most
exciting finish among Filtration, the
.avorite, Ohio Belle, a Kendall stable
lilly, and May Fern, rank outsider,
which had led all the way. They fin
iShed, in the order named, heads apart.
Pat was almost left at the post. The
stake was worth So, 900 to the winner.
Second choices won four out Of the five
purse races. The day was pleasant and
the attendance 1000. Summaries:
First race, mile-First Ward, liz Or.
ving). 5 TO 2, won driving by half a
length; Joe Murphy second, liz CFaraD,
to 5. by length; st. CroIX, liz
(rhorpe), to l, thru. Time, 1:4115.
Second race, mile and One-siXteenth-
Content, 81 Carr, 80 to l, won easily
~ two lengths; Ragner, "a (Weberl, 4
30 l, second by half length; Emma
Primrose, 9S (Shields), Is to 5, third.
Time, 1:49.
Third race. the Quiekstep stakes for
two-year-oIds, Sl,50O added, half-mile-
Filtration, 12U (Aliller), wen right at the
WIte by head (eVen money; ONO
Belle, lis (Jordan), 10 to l, second by a
lead; May Fern, 10S (BelD, 40 to l,
third. Time, 40.
Fourth race, mile and twenty yards
Maid Marian, log (rhorpe). to 5, won
easily by three lengths; Diablo, 1l9
TaraD, to 5, second NY ten lengths;
Anna, 100 (Perkins), 20 to l, third.
Time, 40.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Issie o. los
CThorpe), 8 to 5, won easily by length
and ID half; Brazos, Ia (HilD, to s.,
second by two lengths: Runyon, 113
CIaraD, 10 to l, third. Time, l:l5$l.
Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth-
Ormie. Ill (Morris), to l. won i'll a
drive by a length and half; Selma u,
80 Kuhn). II to l. second by half a
length; Rock, 105 (BelD, II to l, third.
Time, 1:47I,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
CONSOLATION RACES.
The Last Day at Monmouth a
Very Tame One.

very Ialn0 one.
MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK, July
l9.-The programme today was dull
and unInteresting one, consisting large
ly OF overnight and consolation races,
but the weather was absolutely perfect,
and crowd of very respectable dimen-
Sions made its appearance. The maiden
twO-year-old event was veritable DO
nanZa for the bookmakers. OF the
eleven starters. seven were backed
quite extensively. Indra closed slight
favorite over Failatin, but in all prob
the bUOKmakers' Golfer on Half Mine,
who was freely tipped as one of David
Tenny Pnlsifer's good things.
The colt carried several small fort
uneS at substantial odds. He was un-
able to do better than get place. Prig,
who was nibbled al with the sub
sfantial odds of 6 to l against him, won
quite handily. Results:
First race, the Scud stakes, five fur
longs TOrmentor, l34 (Simms), to /,
won: Stone Nell, 140 Namley), to 2,
second; Meddler, 81 PENN, go to /,
third. Time, 1:024.
Second race, mile and sixteenth
Kinglet. 10S (Siinns), IL to ), won; The
1ioiiildoIel, ~ (4hluSleSI III Io L, sec
0nd; Joe Kelly, 100 (Hamiiton), to 3,
third. Time, l:4S4.
Third race, five and half furlongs-
Prig, liz (Littletield), TO l, won; Half
Mine, lib (OVertonl, to l, second; Har-
ringtOn, 100 (W. Donohue), s to l, third.
Time, 1:10.
Fourth race, one mile Young Adrian,
112 (Sloane), 16 to ;. won; Don Alonzo,
l22 Uamiey). 2 to 5, second; Certainly,
lib (Llttletield), Z to l, third. Time,
1:424.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Caetus,
LOG (Hamilton), 6 to 5, won; Arab, 10l
(M!dgley), 8 to 10, second; Speculation,
lO9 (Goodale), to 2, third. Time,
1:27sl.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Julien, 119
(Slmms). to 5. won; Soundmore, 124
Fitzpatrick). to 1,second; Reckon, 100
Littlefield), to /, third. Time, 1:1515.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
CLARK and WILDER
Are the Winners in Last Even
ipg's Billiard Games.

Are the Winners in Last Even
ipg's Billiard Games.
Charley Clark and Frank Wilder
were the winners in the Foley amateur
handicap sweepstakes billiard tourna-
ment last evening. They both played
in good form and won hamdlly. The
first game of the evening was between
Frank Wilder and Howard Estes.
Wilder plays at 80 points up in the
handicap, and Estes plays at lie Wild
er sprung 10 the good in the very early
stages of the struggle, and he main.
tanned safe lead throughout. He en-
comprised his necessary l25 points in
forty five innings, and Estes meanwhile
had only reached the los mark. While
Wilder had an easy game, compare
lively speaking. one good run would
have placed different phase upon the
contest. There were no big runs, but
each kept pounding out from to with
frequent persistency.
The second game was between Clark
at 30 and Weisenburger aU rs,
and Clark early in the game made
up all his odds, and then all he had TO
do was to play even with his rival. 1t
required forty eight innings, however,
to score the 125 points. Clark's high
run was II and "Weise' failed TO
get in the double figures.
The schedule for this evening is
games between Dickinson and Monroe
and between Glow and Weisenburger.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
DETROIT TROTTERs.
No Record Breaking, but Very
Slow Time Made.

No Record Breaking, but Very
Slow Time Made.
DETROIT, Mich, July 19.-Because of
the slowness IN starting today's races at
the Detroit driving park, two OF the
four events Oh the programme were left
unfinished. Although the track was
fast, no record breaking or even better
than slow time was made. The weather
was fire and the attendance fair.
The fifth heat of yesterdays unfin-
ished race, the 2:21 pace, was the first
event called. Nine heats in all were re-
quired to settle the winner of this race
Drelancourt, bav horse, owned by V.
l.. Shuler, of Minneapolis, took the
race, winning the last three heats.
Cristo Queen was second, Boone Wilson
third and Polly L fourth. For the sec
tremendous field, eighteen horses
being in place. The bay mare
La Tosca, from the Pleasant0n stock
farm. California, scored in the first, third
and fourth heats, winning the race
Fascination took second money and
Island Wilkes third. George Ketchum.
the millionaire driver from Toledo, had
Katie EarPS ribbons. and collided after
the finish. He was spilled out and
hatle ran around the track. She
and the Sulky were uninjured.
The biggest event on the programme
today was the free-for-all trot
for purse of $4,000. Walter E, Kan
sas City horse, won the first two heats,
but whatever chance he had of taking
the third were knocked out by the poor
send-Off given by Starter Campau.
Nightingale. of East Aurora, n. Y,
took this heat and the final was post
poned until tomorrow. Three heats OF
the 2:15 pace were finished, and it was
also continued until tomorrow. Rose
water took one aud Jessie L two heats
of this event. Summaries:
2:2l pace, purse $500 unfinished from
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
The Sioux Falls Trot.

special 70 Inc GIObe.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D., July 19.-The
second day at Riverside called out 1.5OO
people. 2:2S trot. purse 5000, Bell Use
won, Dinah second, Harry K third,
Valid fourth. Time. 2:l94. Two-year-
old trot $500, Ella Woodbine won,
Charles Wheeler second, Lady Nutwood
third. Time, 2:2915. 2:35 trot, $500,
Joe Gaines won two heats, Herman IL.
two heats, and Ell Benica one heat.
Postponed till tomorrow. Best time,
.Ol L
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WINDY CITY RACES.
Eaid Marian Breaks the Record
Filtration Wins Quicksten.

CHICAGO, July 10. - Although the
Quickstep stake was the principal feat
Ure of today'S card at Washington Park
it was overshadowed by Maid Marian's
remarkable performance in the fourth
race. The Kendall stable FLY, with
Thorpe up, ran mile and twenty yards
in 40, beating the record by one and a