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INTO ANOTHER LINE.
The Grant Soap Company branches Out
Into Making "Srtiltd" Soaps.

On Monday next the Grant Soap
company'a factory on Thlrd West
street will make it, initial run on
"bOiled" or "ssitled" SOAPS. Hereto.
fore the company has confined itself to
pure chemical soap. Toe Utah tallow
Wa heAte 10 a given temperature and
the chemicals added, by which the lot
VIA appointed anu the uaadulterAted
article produced, IL was this soap that
took the second prize at the MidWinter
Fair Regarding this award the
Judges there stated that Grants "Bet-
hive" would have been awarded tho
/ tiTst priE. tor chemically pure soap had
/ Il not usrn TOT the TACT that tho pro.
vision regarding a chemical analysis
/ had not been complied with. The
| "Burhiye" was olassed us superior IN
I ~ appearance ana effectiveness 10 IL
conn ctltUu, Rud u 90 uaI ureu shown
| ny Analysis that II was chemically pure
/ II would have Deeu aurad on all points
/ The fact that the analysis was not mslu
/ was owing 10 tue Grant company not
having Teen Informed 0f It's neUes.
| sily no u condition lu tue COM.
| petition, IL this I.iut had been
understood the analysis would
have D,cu readily male, rs there
/ would hays teen no MiliUulty In
| showing thu ECiuAl condition OF Inc
soap, that u WIS pure chemically.
Inc new urauCu which tue company
| now launches out 20 Is soaps that con.
| tin resin, etc, aud use the boiling
| HuI settling process in manufacture.
| OF this class are FaiTuauk's anu other
/ suaps that have haI great tuu iu this
I market ami Tor watch there h. great
| demand, ~ tury come at slightly less
cost. Al the Gran. factory lot OF
| new machinery, boilers, settling tanks,
etc., has been put iu anu IL now ready
| for upsratiuu, Rul In a few days the
manufactured product will bS ON the
market,
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DIR. TALMAGE RETURNS.
Utah Attracts Much Favorable Atten.
ton Who're lie Has Been.

Dr. Jas. T.. ralmago has returned
from Europe and was about among his
friends today, Ia excellent health aud
spirits. Daring his absence he has
travelled extensively In England, Scot
land and ireland, and went over To
Germany, going direct To Bcrliu,
Tho doctor attended the meeting OF
tue Royal MloT0ioopioal Society In Lon.
dou, aud the meeting Of the Museums
association NJ Dublin. The Dessert
Museum IL a member Of tho associa
lion, whose representative arc mighty
slats1 over thu showing made by
Utah. The large quautity OF speuI 70
mems taken from uefe ny Dr.. Talmage
Was n tonic NJ great Interest. These
were distributed vt various plates
London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liver.
IuOI, Manchester, York anu Bslln. Ia
All places Unh aud the showing she
is mailing uilcilcl much favorable
comment on the lart VI the leading
men,
Dr, Talma.e's stay In Europe
WA most pluasurablr. Ia tue Buasu
mlssion ne found Elder a. IL. Luud,
pfesileut OF tue uibsi1ni aud those
VINO are aiding MIN 10 tho ministry Ia
that la4d la excellent spirits, ana doing
q great uoal ui good worS. Most VI tue
missiOnarlts Hto iu 5000 health. One,
Elder Peer b. CUnJie, Of this city,
VINO nas uueu lauurug In Scotland,
took quite DO mo months ago,
and Al hls condition uid not
iuproyo 30 was considered advisable
for MIN to come homo on the vessel on
which Or. lAlmase ssileG--th1 A uchOf
liner ]. hl0pla, which cleared from
GLASGOW July ~. rhs ooeau voyage
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bridge into the district o.. Columbia.
all other avenues being close. All
moved without woil To-. protest
rxcept the California me., who
said they wished 10 show force before
they stirred. A company uf militia
were marched down TO Tue river aud
General Anderson said, "Herg is your
show " force. now you must gl.n N1t
p murmer or grumble wa heard. Three
men, too sick TO walk, were removed 10
the hospital.
Il was decided that the police should
take charge Of the IudusirIals and
Escort them to some suitable place, most
probably In Georgetown uuiil arrange
munts can be made Tor shipping them
wet.
Pending decision where 20 tonpOt-
aflIy corral them tho unemployed re-.
main on the Aqueduct bridge
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ANTI-rIiRIsTIAN RIOTS
Chugchrs Demolished and one Con-
vert neRten 80 heath la china.

NhuEcurs Demolished ana oue gou-
vert neaicn 50 heath la china.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. H. The
City VI Pekin brings details Of the DE-
httucli0n OF ihe A american Presbyterian
church NJ Suo kluuy, near Canton,
the mere mention Of which was con.
tainrd iu the last oriental mail II
seems That nnti-mltslonaTy riOis began
In tho pttfoctutal town Of Tung Kun
lu June owing TO placafds posted W
containing vile charges against Chr o.
iiany. The mob appeared In She
huug on June 10Th aud pulled down
sue church, lLuckily all the mission.
aries escaped, hut Chinese convert
Hsm,d lgan Lap Shang, VINO wac
uvrTlhkeu, was beaten TO death anu me-
body thrown iutO the river. SevsTal
Christian families Ia tue vicinity were
subjected 10 indignities ana robbed.
Some aoldiers then appeared ON tn
scene anu Affected the arrest VI two
rioters.
Ihe next point VI attack was the
Roman Catholic church. Those IN,
side the church hred at tho mob pnu
held them nj bay for some time. Al
THIS iuncturo Il squad OF soldiers came
Auu dispersOd tuem thus saving the
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MERRILL, Wiz, Aug. ll.--Fotest
fires aave destroyed 100000 feet OF
lumber and 100000 feet Of logs, be-
longing TO l.. Cornwsll, about four
miles rom here.
GLADwiN, Mich, Aug. ll.-Foresl
Hires are raging throughout Gladwiu
county and while much damage hai
been done, II Il probable that the great
work done la clearing the land Will
more than make II good.
~ SmlthCtoek, a small town, eight
miles from here, on1 settler was burned
out North aud east OF this city IL a
large tTHot on IRE.
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The neeh I.lnsd Mr.eL

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. ll.-Coroner
Grim h holding an inquest over the
remains VI those who pBfiahcd Ia the
Rock Island wreck Thursday nlghLsIt
IL believed only eleven people were
killed outright.
Colonel Bills, the most important
witness examined, sisted that he
saw n mau standing around, but did
net know whether he was a white or
black man.
one Of the Ryan boys, who had seen
a man on the track with crow bsr,
was called TO the police station TO see
Davis. lie thought hu was the man,
but was not positive. Detectives arc
Perfectly convinced Of the guilt
OF Davis aud no one 10 allowed 10 sse
him.
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SALT WArUn DAY.
Farmers nays "a JoiIy ZINE At the
seaside.

seaside.
SUUIH AMBUY, N.J., Aug. For
one hundred years of mole the second
Saturday In August OF eaon year has
been observed by the residents " this
part Of Middletox county on SnltW alter
DAY, all work being suapenIUd 20 that
the natives may take their great an.
nuAl bath In the ocean. To-day IL Salt
Water day, aud tue Inhabitants within
a radius OF ten miles at sunrise hitchcI
up their teamB, the farmers, their
wives, sons hud daughtcre, slowed
themselves away In tue bottom u the
big farm wagons and by 3 O'Clock a
stream Of vehicles flowed Into tho town
from all poiuts Of the compass. A long
program has been prepared for tho
Amusement Of the people. A novelty
IN baseball will be game between the
old Rafilaus anu the pacitics, which
clubs iOufished twenty years ago.
Most OF the old players viii take part
IA the games, which Will be played
under tue rules VI two decades Ag1.
Ia the afternoon the ceremony from
which the holiday der YES ~ name
will be gone through with, namely,
bathing In the bay ~ Karilon. : me
Of tho bathing suits are not VI the most
fashionable cut nor are the convention.
alities closely observed by the Jolly
crowd, Many Aud varied arc the
pranks Of tho farmer lads anu their
buNom sisters anu swoethoArts.
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Shooting at Soldiers.

The shooting Of a Fort Dous la sol.
der on guard NJ the Midland bridge al
Newcastle, Colorado, h. not the lsst Of
that kind Of work there. a Telegram
from NowCasllu says that another
soldier, Sergeant McKIne, has been
shot Al, tue hall passing close Ia front
Of him, but not touching him. The
search, but the person who did tue
shooting was not found. lt Ia Hus.
pecied that the guiity parties Ia this
affair arc parties formerly employed NJ
the Vulcan miaes.
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Hunting for Bail.

Fed Godbe aud Ernest Davies were
taken before Justice smith this alter.
noon where they plead not guilty 10
the charge " rape. Their bUndH,wofe
fixed In the sum 0i $500 each. Being
unable 10 secure suretieh they were
feuauded 10 Jail. Jennie Wilson,
their alleged yirum,ls ia critical Stale
ami IL under the care OF physician
NJ tue City Hal. Her husband II In
jail serving nsoventy days sentence TOT
petit LARCENY. An effort IL being maIe
To secure a pardon for him In order
that hu might take charge OF bis vile.
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A BOW AND ARROW BET.
How -Four Horse Hairs We're Cut aud
len Dollar Bll Lost.

Tho following little local story was
handed TO NEWS reporter today,
written by friend Of tue principal In
the cast;
candy Taysum, the genial mixer Of
soda water ana other beverages for
Charlie Auer nj Saltair 10 short great,
big, crisp ten dollar bill, the result Of
betting on another mans game. Andy
In somewhat OF sport In the shooting
line, and knowing this green looking
fellow approached Andy u DAY or two
ago and offered 60 bet hs could cut
our horse hais In Two In as macy
shots with bow anu arrow, Andy
fell all over himself IN his haste 10 get
his money up Tho hairs were broken"
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was yefy pleasant, aud Eidef C0nIir.
whcto stomach would retain very little
nOuflshment Tor some time before be-
started, was greatly benefited thereby,
the vomiting aud nausea he hsi tui.
iored from on land having ceasei while
on the water Dr.. Talmnge made the
trip direct from New York, finding oil
NJ home In n satisfactory situation.
During the three visits he has mAde ~
Europe, IN 1891 1893 aud 1894. bee has
had many opportunities OF disstmlnnt.
Ing correct Information regarding UtAh
aud her people among Influential yer.
sous, and has endeavOfcd TO avail him.
self OF the privilege iu this regard.
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NEW fUmS, Aug. ll,-A gang Of
about thisly tramps attempted 10 hold
up train ut Crawford last night.
They boarded the train anu tried 10
uneouple the care, lut on the brakes
anu drove oil the tfainmen. The latter
had 10 arm themselves with clubs 10
itsist the INVADER, who even sprbng
Ou the engine and tried TO intimidAlo
tbs engineer nud fireman. The latter
Ceiended themselves with pokeTs anu
drove the tfamps OF.
The police Catchtd three Of thom
and locked them up.
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Edwards is an AmOrino, and has the
reputation Of being n hard working,
enthusiastic member. lie has many
sympnthllerH on the force who viii
doubtless stauu by him Rs long as he
does not become violent aud demon.
stTativv. The TACT that he was an
Amorne was urged against him when
appointed But Chief Pratt did not
consider IL aud he passed muster all
right The chief nov thinks a mis-.
take was made IN giving him post
ton at all. Not on account Of being
an Amorins, but on account VI genera
unilLneaA
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SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE races Of
tho National Amateur Rowing Asso-
Gallon to-day resulted ~ iolloWs3
First senior singles, nnais, Fred
koenig, st. Louis, wUu; Fred Haw-
kint, Troy, suoouu; r., A., RIsssll,
Toronto, ihifd; tlmC, 0;f7i.
Second, ssnior doubles, the Nesper
Boat club, Philadelphia, won; B0ver-
wick, Albany, second; time, 9.06I
Third, Junior singles, Joseph Nc
Guirr, Cambridgep0rt, Mass, won;
A. Murray, Toronto, second; time,
lO!03l.
Fourth, juuior four.oarsdIshelis, Ex-
oelsi0r Boat club, Patterson, n. j.,
tlul; Nautilus BOat club, brooklyn,
broke an oar turning the stake; time,
0:a2.
tinh, senior iour.oared, Atgonaut
Boat olub, wuu; Minursotisi -. Paul,
seoondi New York Athletic club,
third; time, Sis.
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New York Exchange.

NEw lURIl, Aug. ll.-5peculAtion
hal considerable degree OF nrmnts Al
NJ the Uusning TO-DAY, Dstilllng al
vAnced y lead, preferred, &, lead :.
Speculation became heavy aud uull.
Declines were recorded m most -tOoks.
Sugar rose tell recovered Lost
aud rnllieI !, Southern Pacific ue.
Clined 4,
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The Attorney General Of Illinois ~
Ia Arms.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE attorney
general of Illinois toduy nleJ poii.
lion that the Pullman Palace Car
ccmpany's charter be declared void.
The petition sots forth tha. The charter
allows the company 10 Iufchase, osn.
troll aud convey such property ne IL
necessary 10 the prosecution ot lts
business. Tue corlIjfa,ion has far Ca
ctcdrd lie privileges, the document
declares. Tue petition declares that
tue company has practically usurpoi
the powers OF the municipality, own.
Ing a number Oi business blocks, resi-
doncos aud factory sites AMI oJutrJll.
INK stock Ia other corporations that
furnish power 70 manufacturer,
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rwo nniaIIT CHILDREN.
Ihes travel Alone aud Attract Much
Attention

Attention
MuNiCH, Iuu., Aug. 1.-Two bright
little children changed cars In this
city last night anu attracted much nt.
teution. They were Laura aud Johnie
Clevcngef, aged and YEAR. They
had Travelled alone from Enid. %. T.,
anu were going 10 Red kvy, 10 miles
from this city. Iuu Tito girl un being
questioned, said; "Oh, we had suun n
nice time all ulsug. IL has kept jennie
aud mo busy changing cars, but now
dOn't want you to put anything In
the papufs. Johnnie AMI | have been
troubled with paper mon ever since
We lett Oklahoma and have beUu riding
ever since. When mama died, pn,a
said he would scud " TO Rel Key.
We DOM know who grandpa l., but
We are going 10 live with him. We
have ~ much sun T. cat. Everybody
has been feeding "a, aui ! DOM think
/ Will ever get hungry again." Sue
said th0 aid OF like 81 L1uig ~ shu
and her brother met ~ many people
woafi lno dresses, aud oil wanted ~
kita them. Thor baggage CONSISTED
Of n basket anu u quilt.
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CmCAuO, Aug ll-Grains opened
easier tluny ON account VI more VI loss
heavy MOWERS thfuughtut uosl OF the
corn beit outside Of Kansas but the
government crop reports were bullish
aud cables tlTm. Ana these facts win
buying from OuttidB caused the market
40 lurn firm; but business was llght,
owing 10 a uiuposill1n 10 carry tfaies
over suudsy, and tuv fluctuations were
confined ~ narrow limils.
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CHICAGO, Aug. li.-Judgc Horton
today granted aD Injunction restrain.
ing the Chicago League ball team from
playing base TALL on sunday. The iu.
junction wns nskod for by the lnterna.
tional SUNDAY Observance league.
After Lengthy arguments by the A..
torneys the court dissolved The iujuuc-
ton THIS afternoon. The regular game
will be played tomorrow.
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EN.Omser Edwards Declares Ihat
TheT" VIA ne another esp.
tain Parker KtIIinE,"
Police Ofiloef Edwards gave utter
Bucu 10 some rather threatening AID
incrudiaTy II not absolutely dangerous
expressions this morning ~ he stood
behind tue bsnistet Ia the approach 10
Chairman Salisbury office awaiting
the last act In his case OF suspension
from duty by Chief Pratt foG alleged
INSTRUMENTATION,
~ suppose" he said, addressing him.
self 20 a News man, "that l will get a
scofching to-day. 1 have known from
tho rfst that my case was
hopeless and would not have
gone on with tho Investigation
hai 4 not been urged 10 dOsO by friends
on the force. But then, that IL all
right; / guess l can stand N the other
side can, II will DO found out that
something will follow this. L. means
ulOniuhed A. sure as you liyu."
"ls lwatds," intetposBd tho news
paper mau, "yOu are eKoiied-mis.
taken, matters ETp not 20 bad a. tuat."
"Well, say they arc; II meats thAt
there viii be smother Captain Parker
killing before this affair Is over. Tue
feeling 10 mighty bitter anu tue men are
desperate. / wAut 10 tell you % will
be the Parker killing over again"
Pslrolmsu Randolph hoard tho last
remark and sought 10 paeiiy Edwards
by saying ghu conditions today In the
department were different from those
wlion existed prior 10 the sensational
shooting Of Captain Parker.
"But the feeling is not,n was the
significant rrJOlndet VI Edwards,
given M he passed 10 the commission.
sr's room ~ listen ~ the last OF bis
case,
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IuEY ELOPED.
Two Homes Sser,ncsd ON the AItar ol
Lust.

WATEVTOwS, >, d., Aug. ll.-Mf-.
Frank J. Cory, wife Of the editor and
lue Of thu publishers Of the iubho
Opinion, a daily paper published mere,
has tloped with r. T.. Bender, u
wealthy elevator man OF Spencer, IL.
MI anu Mrs. Cory have one ohili.
and Mr.. Bender has deserted wife
aud famiI y at Spencer
Mr. Coy suffers severely at the
course Of his wife. They hau never had
any trouble. The Blenders aud Corys
had been warm friends, but no one
suspected Intimacy between Bender
anu Mrs. Cory uuul this time. IL IL
supposed that the couple have gone 10
California.
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KIII.a In arrI.s TIsh,.

OMAHA, Aug.il.-Fietoher Robbin,,
defeated In the prize ngbt by Jimmy
Lindsay, Vt Platrmouth, Thursday
night, Is dying Ot the injuries received.
IL 10 reported that warrants have been
Issued Tor Lindsay, SANDY Gtiswold,
the sporting editor OF the Bee, who
referred tho battle, ana hundred
spectators.
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WABnIHGIOS, Aug. ii.-At l.02 p.
m. > JcAscr Crisp anu the House CON.
ierurs were circulating call Tor u
oAusus OF tue House.
The names Of Crisp and Wilson ate
among the tfst signed ~ the call for n
caucus on MONDAY. IL l. recalled that
Ia a speech to the recent caucus, Cfisp
said when tue matter wa resolved into
a choice between tue Senate bill or no
uill At all, the oonicfUrs would call
upon thuir colleagues for advice.
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ENPENsIvE TuN.
what 10 Costs the Gouid boys 10 Piny
With tue Prince.

Wtth the Prince.
NEW NuMl, Aug. ll,-rhete has
been great ucal Of speculation rs 10
how much II has oJst the Gould boys
~ keep crack sailing yacht aud one
Of tue largest steam yachts ahJat iu
commission, IL 10 stated that since
the boys loft for Europe, few months
ago. they have drawn on the estate for
siOO,OOO. rhiE Will seem large
amount TO spend la sport, but steam
yachts Ike the Atalauta are expensive
toys when one rockons the compile
menI OF officers and men they require,
to say nothing OF the number Of artists
employed 10 navigate the Nigilant
anu the pTlbcely salary oil Hank Hal.
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onlnIon Abonl 10 yIEIInnl.

LONDUN, Aug. 1.-THE raj Mall
GGtsitc this afternoon says: IL is
curious how the American sports man
" never satisfied unless every possible
condition n ~ his favor. The fact that
Gould refuses 10 take part In tnu pro-
posed match Will convince the
English that the Vlgilant IL the uu-
worthy holder Oi the AmeTicais cup.
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CI1Y on MKNlCo, Aug. ll-R q.
LalTOp, u Chicago, was arrested nero
yesterday abd put Ia prison AZ tue in'
stigation OF the Mexican district mea-
sengor company. The arrest Is the
outgrowth OF the war between AmeIi-
can aud Muxlcau stockholders over tne
mauaE ument Of tue mpany.
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HINES ON FIRE
seven Hundred men Entonbed Iie
yond Hope OF Hssrue.

WARSAW, Aug. 1.-THE great coal
mines near BOmbrOwa, Graduo, have
been burning Hiuce yesterday after.
noon. The fire WAS started by an ex.
plOsion Of gas, while the iull force were
underground. Tue main shaft wa.
wrecked. Comparatively few miners
have been rescued.
The latest report Is that seven hun.
drei are ent0mbed aud all hope OF saw.
lug them has been abandoned. The
mines are owned by the Franco.
Calian bank,
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NEW York, Aug. H. Reserve, de-
crease, s2,OoO,sbJ; loans, increase, 81, D.
3d. BOO specie, increase, S5O5, 500;
legal tender, decrease, 81, $50 $40; de-.
puste, decrease, 500, 400; circulation
decrease, $4,000, Tho banks hold
j,OU2, $50 ia excess Ui requirements.
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Cows, IsIr OF Wight, Aug. 1.-The
PriuCe Ui Wales visited tue u, .. b.
Chicago today. lie was received win
r0yAi salute nud tho crow mhlneu
tho yards Iu his honor
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On a Visit Here.

Misses Virginia aud Manda Drsstow,
daughters Of s. d. Brlstow, arrived
this morning from San Francisco and
are the guests Of Miaa Nsllis DoOly.
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Iho senate ConI.roe. on, Of aIvh,.

WAsulNGrON, Aug. 1.-THE House
tarin oonIerees gathered promptly ut ~
O'Clock, but waited In vain for the
senate oonierees, whom messengers
could not fnd.
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zimmerman uraaEs tho English ne
cord

LONDON, Aug. ll.-Arlhut A. Elm
norman, the champion cyclist, broke
the English quarter mile record, 81
rs SECONDS, today, doing the distance
In 80 40 seoonus.
la the i've mills international race,
Edwards was nrsl. Time, 1919.
Wheeler. Second; LOuyeti, third. On
thu last lap Zimmerman aud NeTheyu
collided. The latter was asfiouslytiu.
lurrd. Zimmerman Was lot much la.
juTed.
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IRON onIoAGo 40 NEW YoRT.

stanWood wiIi nAhe M Attempt 90
10 Nrr the cycle record
CHICAGO, Aug. ll.-At one O'Clock
today U. stanwOld, Of the Illinois
,yohng club Of Chicago, will start from
tue city hall IN an attempt TO lower tue
ChicagO.New York record al ten days,
iUur hours aud thirly-nlne minutes,
made In June, 1898.
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WATER MEET, Mich" Aug. H.
Fores. nfos lat night destroyed the
busintss portion Of tho town. The
loss b $40, 900.
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GRASD lsLASD, Mob, Aug. II -
Tho relay ridoIs arrived here nj s;bB
a. NJ, twrnty.niub hOIfs nul fourteen
minutes ahead OF the schedule time.
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n.lnharr. ns.Irnn,Ion Ascspl,a.

NEW YOKIS, Aug. il.--At meeting
oi toe Atchison & santa 10 f0aI the
resignation Of Reinhart was accepted.