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The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

r. X. Foley of Medora, commenced
work as car accountant last Saturday
night. Mr.. Foley is a pleasant young
man.
When you feel all tired out and
all broken up generally. you need a.
good tonic. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the best. Try it.
Moran saddles and other horse
equipments Il specially, at Auld's sad
die and harness shop i'll the Aud &
Hoyt block, Willard street.
Hoods Pills cure constipation by
by restoring the peristaltic action Of
the %alimentary canal. They are the
best family cathartlc.
Three small residences in Dickin-
son on favorable terms, and vacant
lots and farming lands, for sale by ].
G. Campbell, office in bank block.
The county commissioners of Stark
hold Il meeting next Saturday. the
Goth; the board of Billings county will
also meet on the same date.
Peter Roth tuok ID bunch of III L
horses into the eastern part of Stark
county this week. These horses are
broken and will h-aoid to the farmers.
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j. j. Barley has contracted for Il
ton Co.'S addition to be completed by
June Is. Pond & Granteer have the
contract.
For Rent:--Farm consisting of 1850
acres adjoining town, 10 acres broke.
40 acres fenced for pasturage. Good
buildings and we'll on place. Enquire
OF L.. a. Simpson.
c. II. k%linefelter purchased 1913 cat
tie of John White this week. These
cattle will be kept on VIM. Klinefelt
er's range between Dickinson an(
New England City.
White shirts, unlaundried linen DO
som. double thickness over back an(
shoulders, sewed we'll and made to fit
Saturdays price at The Columbia 47c
They will be more next week.
Postmaster NJ. S. Cuskelly Of Oak
dale was in Dickinson the first of thi
week. NJ. CuskeIly has been appoint
ed volunteer weather observe. TIL
U. S. instrum ents were received a
Oakdale last week.
1t is only of late yearsthat rheuma
tism has been treated as a blood dis
ease. But that this is a correct thee
~ is proved by the extraordinary sue
cess attending the use of Ayers san
saparilla, in this painful and yer
prevalent malady. 1t seldom fails Q
radical cure.
have secured the agency for til
Dunlap stiff hat. If those gentleme
thrt called Il few days ago, will ca
again, will show you the very lates
block. TO those who eve wor
them-They are the correct style an
the BEST stiff hat made. The Colun
bia Clothing House. Agents.
My. wife was confined to her be
for over two months with a very S
y we're attack of rheumatism. W
could get nothing that would affol
her any relief. and Is IL last reso
gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm Il tri;
To u great surprise she began to IL
prove after the first application, al
by using it regularly she was oon ab
to get up and attend to her hou
work. E. H. johnson, of G. j. Knu
son & Co., Kensington, Mimi. s. Gee!
I" bottles for sale by druggists. .
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Lew w. Allenberg. of Paris, Burg
hardt & .Allenb"vg. live stock COM
mission merchants. Chicago, attended
ed the stockmen's meeting and hus-
tied for business for his enterprising
house. The local agent for this firm
is w. Binkley, and any inquiries of
the store of Lawrence Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck. n. d.
March y, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the f~ollowing-nam-
ed settler has filed notice of hi. intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof Will be made before Guy j. DeFrance,
clerk Of the District court, at his Office in Dickin
con, n. D.. on Monday. May 8. 1899, viz:
HANS c. C. SIVERTS.
for the g. W. Of n. W. I n. ! of 8. ". 9. c. ! of g.
W.T. sec. 8. township l42, range 81.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
SAID Lar d, VIZ:
Fred f. cellars of Taylor. Henry LISTER, John
kysc'n, and Ole kysc,h of R!chardton. y. b.
Els NEAL,
apr.l-et Register.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Call ut AUDI mcw harness empori-
UNI. y full stock of everything in
saddles and harness.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, L.,
COUNTY OF Bill ISGs, t
We. Geo. W. Myers, county treasurer, and E.
Foley, county auditor, in and for sad county, do
solemnly swear that TIE above is a true and cor
county of Bill gs to the beet of our knowledge and
belief, as per Treasurer's and Auditors books.
GEO. ". MYERS,
f. S. FOLEY,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this l3;h
day Of April 1893.
[sEAIl JIG. WILLIAMSON,
! County Commissioner.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Our spring line of Ginghams and
Wash Goods are all new and pri-
ces low. If you look at them
they will surely please.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22
saturday, April %, 1893.

May 6 will he Arbor Day in North
and South Dakota.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Charles Hayden is to he engineer
for the Dickinson brick works. "A
dwelling house is being erected near
the works for the engineers use.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.

PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. ID.
April 6, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named ecttlcr has nled notice of his intention
to make final proof In support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before James q.
Campbell. Judge of the County Court of Stark
county, North Dakota, at his Office in said coun-
ty on May ~, 1893, viz:
WENZL SADOWSKY. ST.,
for the e. J md g. W. of e. e. I and the s. C. I of
the II. g. I Of section 9. tip. l4l, range 90 west,
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz:
Friedrich Kost"lyky. Emil y. Mcs,crsch mldt,
John IInrtingcr and Franz SadowsHy, all of
Dickinson, North Oak.
apr 15-tt E.S.NEAL, Register.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

The undersigned are prepared to do
all kinds of hauling; also have light
rigs for long trips on the prairie.
Orders can be left at Geo. Auld's
Office. PADDOCK & BENSON.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Desirable residence lots in Dickinson and
farming lands for sale.
Office in First National Bank Block
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

MY. UIIW NIS' MI HINt WVIo III
town yesterday.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Clark
Thursday night, IL daughter.
4 good delegation Of stockmen
were up from Morton county.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22
Attention

In time to any irregularity of the
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels MAY
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

If you fail to read the Columbia's
new ad, yoa will miss it.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION.
State of North Dakota, In District Court.
County Of Stark: Sixth Judicial District.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22
JAS. G. CAMPBELL,
Lawyer, Notary Puplic & Judge
Of County Court.

Attention given TO Homestead and other final
proofs. Homestead and other Land Filings.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Flower"

Mr.. Lorenzo +. Sleeper is very
we'll known to the citizens of Apple
ton, Me-, and neighborhood. He
says: Eight years ago Twas taken
"sick, and suffered as no one but a
"dyspeptic can. 1 then began tax
cling August Flower. At that time
II was a great sufferer. Every
Ching 1 ate distressed me so that I
Chad to throw it up. Then in a
few moments that horrid distress
would come on and [ would have
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

AS soon rs the foreman for the
Dickinson brick plant arrives from
Chicago, work will commence or the
manufacture of pressed brick.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

c. c. Hughes. general manager of
the L. Il. & NJ. V. II. r., passed
through Dickinson on the ot1cial spe-
cial train Monday; the few minutes
stop gave him time to greet his old
friend. John w. Currie, of this place.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22
CARPETS!

Our spring line of Carpet samples
are now i'll stock. Our prices L
the lowest, our patterns the latest.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

STATEMENT of INDEBTEDNESS.
Due to State Trcasurcr........ S2.I53 G3
County warrants outstanding. 400
Excess over liabilities. ....... CATO d.
Total. 9.S2t ~
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

r. X. Foley of Medora, commenced
work as car accountant last Saturday
night. Mr.. Foley is Il pleasant young
man.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22
To sheepmcn and Wool Growers.

MI. f. Booth has for several years
| solicited your business for us, but this
year he has made other arrangements
and we do not now anticipate having
any one to make a personal call on
you. We still hope to handle our
share of wool from your section and
shall, as in the past, do the best we
can for all shippers. Before deciding
to ship elsewhere we would ask you
to give us a chance to correspond
with you. Respectfully,
II. r. THOMPSON l. Co..
Chicago, III.
In commemoration of the seventy.
fourth anniversary of Oddfellowship
in America, Frontier Lodge No. 81
will celebrate next Wednesday. the
Goth instant, with appropriate exercise
es. Public exercises will be held at
the court house at 3: 30 p. M, to which
every body is invited; a banquet will
be given in Knights of Pythias hall,
followed by dancing at the opera
house. All Oddfellows in good stand.
ing should consider themselves in
vited.
The more C~hamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used the better it is liked,
We know of no other remedy that
always gives satisfaction. 1t is good
when your cough is seated and youl
lungs are sore. 1t is good in any kline
of a cough. We have sold twenty
five dozen of it and every bottle ha.
given satisfaction. Stedman & Fried
/ man, druggists, Minnesota Lake, MINI
j. so cent bottles for sale by druggists
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

We have them in a very large as
sortment including all the new
dados and shades. Look at them.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Sheriff Hayes, and j. p. Jingle of
the Dickinson Press, came in from
Stark county last Saturday with Il pa
tient for the asylum. Business is re-
ported brisk at Dickinson and spring
opening up in good shape.--James-
town Alert.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

j. S. Snider went to New England
City Monday with the II L roundup
outfit. They work east, turn south
and work up Grand river. The II L
Horse Company always has the best
of riding horses.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Alex. Cornell and +. Il. Black, of
the Cave Hills country, were in town
for supplies last Saturday. These
gentlemen are engaged in the stock
business, living about II hundred
miles south of Dickinson. The brand
of the former is c O N; of the latter,
u TT p.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

The state temperance convention
and the Methodist Episcopal confer
ence are held ut Fargo between the
18th and 25th of this month. A rate
of one and one fifth fare for round
trip on certificate plan is allowed from
all points in n. ID.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

NOTICE-Tu the ladies tint called
last week for Jersey suits for their
little boys, will say we have Il new
lot just arrived, perfect beauties and
can surely suit You now. The Colum.
bia Clothing House.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

When you feel all tired out and
all broken up generally. you need a.
good tonic. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the best. Try it.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

When the Knife went on Il rampage
this spring, the Robinson & Williams
premises were inundated. The eel.
lar was full of water, and kind friends
in Dickinson sent out a large auto
matte pump with which Sandy
changed the entire course of this rag
ing stream and is now upon dry
ground again.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

Total Cash on Hand. as Follows:
First Natl Bank, Mandan.... $3.50 81
Total as above. s., $50 81
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-22

There are Sarsaparillas and Sarsa-
parillas; but if you are not careful in
your purchase, the disease you wish
to cure will only be intensified. BE
sure you get Ayers S%arsaparilla and
no other. 1t is compounded from the
Honduras root and other highly con-
centrated alternatives.
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! nE EECoRn

NEW YORK. 4, BALTIMORE, q.
I, the New Yorks had played clean fielding
game yesterday Baltimore wouldn't have
scored run. As 1t WAS. George Davis's two
errors in the fourth inning were directly re-
,ponsible for two runs. and Fullers inability
10 even stop a ground ball in the eighth let in
tbe visitors third and last tally Enldwin's
pi,cbinC was the feature Of the afternoons
play. lie had speed and fine control. giving
Tut one base. on balls. In four Instances ne
ard then put the Tail over go that It Ind to ,e
Kit. The atimores got five scattering hits
OF MS sd tnrmwinr pt to Eases icing Especially
GOOD, while stafford collared six high flies In
centre Ted without much n, tronn h;s oy MoMo-
hon. but many Of them were scattered In tho
frst inning with three men on bases md no
yet a bail outside Of the diamond. and only
one run. came in. Burke allowed himself to
ond without making the slightest effort to get
back to first base. With one out In the third.
and Davis on second G"pp f5ird ap hasa Doye
the sixth Fuller was caught between first and
second bases after ne had made a hit to lett.
sr0T M6. DoY filler HHIt to sec"nd
Intercepted the throw ami nailed MIN down by
th tho ssi en bit Ternan and Davis
were doubled up an! John was leis. 1t was
marrow squeak for New a% hnt ret md Nccirav
handed the ball down to Fuller fully three feet
ahead OF the runner. Stafford took care OF
Enliey's ny and Shindle hit safely to left. While
Taylor was ut the at Doyle suddenly snapped
the hall to Connor and Shindier was easily
caught in n trance. For New York Stafford
opened with u suspicious two-nagger., Ward
scratched hit and Herman WAS struck by a
pitched ball There was noDOdy out. hut Davis
put IN a n easy fly to ReitZ. Conner sacrificed
to Taylor. Stafford scoring. and Doyle went out.
In the third New York scored two more runs.
Stafford ran clear to second on McMahon's
error. and scored on Wards hunt. which. in
his attempt to pick up, Mcmahon kicked toward
the right field seats Johnny reachinG second
Herman sacrificed and Davis sent Ward homo
with a two Dagger, Mctiraw began the fourth
for baltimore with IL base on balls. Davis
threw kelley's Grounder low to Common, and
Shindle moved both runners along on u bunt
sacrifice. Taylor flied to stafford. and Tread
way hit straight at Davis butt ball bounded
out OF Georges hands. and two runs resulted.
McGraw fumbled Doyie's bounder in the
sixth, Burke's sacrifice put Jack on second.
and Fuller's single brought him home In
Bnltim ores half OF tho eighth Clarke scratched
a hit to Davis. McMahon sacrificed. McGrnw
flied to Stafford. hut. as Kelley's grounder
went right through Fuller. Clarke scored.
With two men out and Long on second in the
first half Of the ninth. Clarke and Jennings
did their best TO rattle Bal dwin by noisy coach
Ing hut Marcus remained steady to the end.
and Connor caught RaitE's fly as IL it had boon
u bean bag. The score:
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Odds and End. of Snort.

The grand summer festival for the benefit of the
Church Of the Resurrection OF Rye, \. y will be held
to-day At Bncklrys Grove. II the weather Is unfavor
able the festival Will be held on the next fair day.
Tho Empire Boat club OF 1891 ~ ana Harlem River
will entertain their women friends mkt Saturday by
giving ladies In rArty. The clubs barRes win
start ~ Y. NJ ani row to Isles where dinner will be
served A musical entertainment viii follow, after
which dancing viii wind up the days Enjoyment
j. u. Bonnett-The emile bicycle record in compe-
tuon minutes l49 seconds held by Waiter sanger
OF Milwaukee. W. W. " nd" II West Milffury, Mass,
ho DIS tho mile record against time. standing start.
wnich il ri lut-s 81 seconds. Nancy Iahks Holds
the trOttinR record having trotted the Terre uuts
course last year In 2iot . =
ToKoNro. July 2+.-The executive of tho Canadian
Cricke Assoc alton met this and liked
the annual international match brtween. the United
States and Ca ada which they decided shall be played
on the kotedals grounds on sept ~ aud r. This viii
BIO the rst match under the auspices OF tho Canadian
Cricket Association, which formed last year
Canadians hope they VIII put "a better team in the
hold TINS var
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again. He was in the stud ut Major Thomas's
place this spring. and It Is thought that he can
be phtche ed up and sent to the post again.

again. He was in the stud nt Major Thomas's
place this spring. and Il Is thought that he can
be patched M and sent to the post again.
Pittsburgh Phil won handsomely over Har-
rington, but lost good slice OF his winnings
on Artillery.
horses belonging to Messra. Walcott & Camp
bell nro due to arrive to-day.
Taral says Peter the Great Ia the hest colt in
the West, but he didn't have Domino straight
by any means in the Hyde Park stakes.
Fred Tarsl says that Morello is the greatest
race horse he over saw. child can ride him.
end anvbody can 20 about him In the stable.
Joe Taylor went down, with the general wreck
on his colt Sport The three year ran most
camely. but he was asked to accomplish too
much.
King Sam look ed very big yesterday. Every
thing out of Ada lambert could win. and Nc
Cafferty's eeding will land good race before
the meeting closes.
Metuchen ia u mild hammered brute. While
cut the leather with his teeth rs cleanly as
though knife hal been used.
The bookmakers are gone. from Brighton
with n vengeance. not more than one-third OF
the original number who drew for places are
now doing business at the Beach.
Mr.. James R. Keene's yea,ling nlly by Exile,
out Of Etiquette. while being exercised on the
Boulevard at Brighton yesterday morning.
had its back broken by coming In collision
with Johannes one OF the Oriental Stables
horses. w. Lakeland was obliged to have the
valuable fllv destroyed.
J. II. Mccormack. who lost heavily on the
defeat OF Westchester in his race last week.
did not have dollar on his horse in yester-
days race. Hc placed good sized commits
sion on Double Cross. and hal to grin and
the bookmakers through the efforts OF his
despised Westchester.
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The Staten Island A. C's lacrosse team have dis.
banded and is doubtful II any effort will be made
run team again until the club IL better position
The dropping out OF two such strong teams as tho
Staten Islands and Manhattans is severe blow to tho
game locally and 1t Will be long time before their
pacesn hled Most o. the Staten lsIanderA like the
Manhatrans will b. found with the Crescent 4. c. OF
Brooklyn hereafter. boyle. Mclean. Bush Roberts.
and Gilmore Joined that club some time ago and 1t Is
state that Miller Noses aud Curry have recently fol.
lowed their example,
The rresrrni G,'s management are losing no time
IN puting thar team in the cid hnd haNe already
nder way negotiations Tor series "f games with tho
New fprk A. q tie rst game 10 bo lAy Ell o morrow
afternoon indies day, NJ 1ravers Island Tho n. t. A.
q tea II have made arrangements 10 pIay vt Toronto
Aug ~ aud may Ntrnd their trip lar a. Mon
tIea la, also derIded the te Am to Chi
cage. provided lacrosse competition Is held there
during hr MUrG Fair.
CAPT. ont of the n. A. team ~ also try ny to
secure grounds for sefies OF gam-s he with the ST.
Regi. indians. professional cham ions OF Canada, 1t
IL has in 10 pay three with Tho indians
here In August " either The Polo grounds or Manhat-
tau Field can be secured The South Bost ons cham
pons Of New Ensan,l. have sent challenge o the 4.
V A. q. team. II viii probably be accepted rs soon AZ
suitable grounds are available.
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Tho Talent HIT Hard mt GIouce.ter-Thorn.
dMlc DentrOIcd.

GLOUCESTER. July 24.-Not ia rorte won here to-day
In the NTH race ThCrndale. who was backed down
from 70 TO to l. broke his leg after RUM guar
ter Of n mile. ana had to be destroyed. The sum
First Rnce-seven furlongs Bargain. 1os 3 to l
(Riley). won; Morto los x to tenn,nR.. second,
Dago. lus. even Lynch. third Time. 3-h
Second Rare-Four and -.hnlf furongs. Beautiful
seconi sweet Alice. 30 y to 10 tlamh third. Time.
u:5Hil
Third Race-Five furlongs Jersey. TO-. 3 to ] den
ninvsl won: Fleurette lUI. to ]. Noroey) second:
Fourth khce-siN and q quarter fur,ongs. Grand
PrIx. Jog. q to Neuer) won: Greenwich. lo5. even
Lsmithl. second: Marina. %. TO Mosbyl third.
Filth Rac--six and half furlongs Roseberry. lI9.
Rtn2 Taberh won: Aftermath. llp. to ulau), Sec
ond: Acil0an. l2l to tFosierl third Time. :2'l.
sixth Race-Four and a haHf furlongs. FoShill ioo.
3to 0"rrisseyi won: Princess Rhe,la ~, to /
Time. O:57si.
The following tho entries for Tuesday:
First Race-'ne and one sixteenth miles Glenochy,
1oS: Mckrever ION: RcLa. Caclun. aud Fetter. lo5;
second Race.-slN and one -half furongs. Suo Ryder
colt and III die colt ln2 Traverse. Troka colt tart
spencer. aud Orphan. ~; plevmar -: Miss Mamie,
80; G. o. p and ttainan. 40; ForgetMeNot and Calan.
tina. -. Wandering Nun. 81
Third Race-Sev-n-sghih Of a mile Louis R.. 1oa:
Los; star 1915 Madden. Skeeze Gester. and 81. Hart
Jog; Rle.ton. Jamrst"wn. and Nsedmore IO4; Hour.
iourt Race-Five. eiehths Of a milo Adare. 100:
irrsgIa, TED G.gE cor Lucey. PenzAnce, and Grape.
Iifth R1ce.Eour and half fnrlong. tToyea,;olds.
and Romeo. ~: La Carta; ~; Zingara colt. Veracity
filiy. rella and DOwnrast. 80: CordilIa. 81.
sixth RAce-Five. eiRhths OF mile. Startle. Cri.
Persmnder Tartar and Grafton. 100; Maid Of Barney
and Manda, g5.
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: : :
EL ECIRIC LIGHT SPORT.
Lively Wheel Racing at the Staten Island
4. C. Rom IN Holiday.

The Roman holiday as moderni,ed at the Staten
Island Athletic club grounds last nigh; proved emi.
rent!y entertaining to the 1000 patron, who occupied
the grand stand and adjoining beaci ers. student
wouid search Rom history vain FOR a duplicate OF
the programme. but the spectators did not seem to
think It lost any of its atracveness when II devated
from the ancient lines
In fac, the up the novel les introduced
the greater became the applause. and the chariot
racing in It with the skirt dancing "f CapitolA
Forest THIS sprgLtly young indy. licked with an
abandon which would have made the last or the
CGsars wish lie had lived few centuries longer and
wound up with some EeW iid-ring cartwhces and .
split. which onlya very modern citizen could fully
ap?re ciatc.
The open stage was erected on the sward little
inside the track and In full view Of all spec.a
liberal pressure OF electric light brorght all the
features on track and platform disunctly. o.,
Only one wrestler lad the hardwood to oppose the
mighty Rceher and the pair opened the show promptly
..s:aM ,hsy ,,,irsd after sp,rea eou. to make
aSs YIN Of IH1:
on e NAM S Icy e.
the y, I. A: competed. and handsomely earned The
iairy I,sMs,t!s "n,sr ne sy.s q mis- many local
n fS rdns arath NIP
The thric mile handicap. alter on gave H. Croker
"5 rsGI Ss ass
refereed ine wheel races. and IS Icks handled the
nax fre W.llnn; wns referee Of the Stage compssi.
carnival VIII run through The week. with change Of
programme every night. summaries:
Onemile Bicycle karo-t irst hea. won by II. q.
Wheeler: j. a Scwh"usr second: Frank Abert. third;
g. ". AShingrr. fourth Time. minutes % seconds.
Wheeler wattet III front unit! the bell when he
dashed away and woh hy thirty yards The others
wero Tapped crossing the line
Second neat won by A. II. Rich: G. Z. kluge second;
H. a. Cro"ke!, third Time. minutes 81 rs secondA
Toe loca lavorte brought his two opponents along at
q nico pace the last when he cut loose and
won By ten lengths Kiuge secured the place BY
length.
f,ns ns", w isA os, F!cS ssssna
ger NTH. lime. minutes 81 j., seconds
The referee placed tmr limit OF = m nutes 46
onds on This race and the starters raced from the fail
Of the Whcerr ut once took the pole and stalled
on Kchs reps ted challenges Tie others hung on
well bunchcd until Wheeler got in his tine work in tho
last lap. lie easily shook tho lot won by Ave
lengths Rich was Just clear OF Newhouse. who boat
klng- few feet on the line
Wrestling. Grrco Roman Ernest toeber threw Fred
erick Marks 0r New York in 10 minutes ~ seconds
Threrlnila Bicycle Race, NAn,iicaD-WOn by u. ID.
Cr0ck-r cIO yaris e. T.. Kluge. l5u yards secondJ
Frank Albert. $40 yards, thrd. Time. minutes Al -
seconds
Chariot Race--won by Prof Andersons team. 4