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Time-2:2115. 2:2lA. 2:21, 2:2ON.
IN pace, PURSE, SI,VvJ.
WhiSnnr Oh m. by Alcanda
Belle Flower. br. m. b. Election.
On ToIedo'r HnIf-NiIc Trnck

TOLEDO. O., Aug. 30.-Perfect weather.
large attendance and n fine track were the
features which brought out the best rae
ing seen on Toledo's half-mile track this
year. The pacing contest was the most
exciting event on the card. and it was
only decided after seven heats. A.batross
paced an exhibition half mile 10 beat les.
The quarter was made In :2714 and the half
finished in 1904. Results:
2:35 trot. Bessie Wilkes, b. m, by Major
Fowler, won second, third and fourth heats.
Time-2:27A, 2:26. 2:27. Woodside Prince
won the first heat. Time. 2:27i2. Alice Eddy
third, Fielder fourth. Laundry Girl, Hot
spur, Prince. Dawnland and Harry King
also started.
2:l7 pace. Iron Parole. &. M. by Ameri-
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HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 30.-A slight
rain in the morning made the track at
Charter Oak to-day hard and fast. Nellie
A. was the favorite in the Nutmeg $780,
purse for three-year-old ~trotters, and
though Coincident won first heat. she cap
tured the next three, winning first money,
$4,000. for her owner, IT. C. Anglin, of Lex
ington, Ky. He also got $1,000 for being her
breeder. Coincident got second money, $.-
coo: Ruprecht, third, 5000. and Precieuse
fourth, $1,000. Whisper won the 2l4 pace
after some close finishes in the stretch with
Blizzard. Alcyo and Sterling. Belle Flow
er captured the oil trot. Aunt Delilah Civ
ing her a good race in the first two heats.
The time was a farce. the fastest mile be-
ing 2:17j2. Summaries:
-,.-,or eAo nnn n,,r-a. roor. g 800,
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wabash L.. B. Conference.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind. Aug. 30.-Last evening,
at the United Brethren Church On the
South Side, the forty-seventh annual ses-
sion of the White River Conference of the
L. b. Church opened, Bishop Mills, of Iowa,
calling it to order. Rev. D.. O. Darling, of
Marion. was elected secretary and Bishop
Flickenger chairman. Rev. William Nc
Kee, general missionary treasurer, was
present and spoke briefly. The reports of
the presiding elders from the various dis
tricts were read and showed a gratifying
increase in tine membership and the collec-
tons for all purposes. To-day has been
given up to routine work. The reports show
that there are i~fty-three ministers in the
conference, which has a membership of
1000. There are thirty stations and cir
cults and 10 church structures. In addition
10 the fifty ministers present there are
thirty lay delegates. The meeting continues
until Saturday night, when the appoint
ments for the current year and the place
of the next meeting will be announced.
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Not Up on Records mt Dayton.

DAYTON, o., Aug. S0.,Lord Clinton trot-
ted a mile in 2:12 here to-day, beating his
own and the worlds record on a half-mile
track. Each quarter was made in thirty
three seconds. CThis is a mistake. Nelson
holds worlds half-mile track record, 2:1lai,
Trenton, n. j., Oct. 6, 1892. Lord Clinton
made a mile at Lansing, Mich, last week
in 2:0S24, and has gone under PIP any num-
Der OF times.) Results:
The 2:34 Pace-Jack won; Little Dick,
Beauregard and Secret took second, third
and fourth, respectively. Best time, I'D.
The 2:29 Trot, Six HeatS-Proctor w
won; Grandly second, Georgia II. third,
Walter King fourth. Best time. 2:25.
Yearling Trot, Half-mile Heats-Hatty r.
won; Billie Russell second. Time-1:22A,
LIS. La.
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Opening at EnEIish's.

The wing and buck dancing and the
plantation amusements of the colored
members of the "Uncle Toms Cabin com
pany which opens English's season next
Monday matinee viii be found attractive
and interesting. Among the more proni-
nent members of this large company are
the famous Hyer sisters. "Uncle Tom
will be given for three nights and matinees
Monday and Wednesday,. the one Monday
being a special Labor day performance.
The production is on the spectacular or
der. There will be a Street parade Mon
day morning. a..
next Thursday and Friday pights. the list
Of w~ell-known minstrel people with this
company is large. Billy Emerson heads
il. and with him are Lew Benedict, Banks
Winters. and others.
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INDEPENDENCE. Ia, Aug. SO.-The
track was again in splendid condition to-
day. Attendance, $500. Results:
2:20 pace (concluded.) Vera Capel won,
had two heats yesterday. Time, 2:i0A. Sill
yer Dick, Lady Lee, Wei Ahead. Rocky
p, Hastings Boy, Maggie T. and John c.
also started.
2:29 trot; purse, 81. 900. Lady Wilkes won
in straight heats. Time. 2:1615, 2:lSl2. 2:1s.
Allie Gee. Star Moak, Lettie b., Lovelace,
Captain Bowman. Dol McGregor, Monarch
and Nancy Wilkes also started.
2:25 pace; purse, $1,000. Baron Dale won
second. third and fourth heats. Time, 2:15.
2:1SA, 2:IS. Coin won first heat in 2:1714.
Benefactor, jr., Novice, G.. G.. Wilkes, Ii
lyon and Atlanta also started.
2:17 trot; purse, $1,000 (u~niinished.) Sena-
tor A. won first and third heats. Time,
2:131a, 2:13A. Nina Medium won second and
fourth heats in 2:14A, 2:14h. Altimo. Jerry
L., Egyptienne, Alta and Lucy May also
started.
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PORTLAND, ore. Aug. SO.-Nellie Neu-
stadter. the woman who figures in the fam
sy troubles of the Nanderbilts. was well
known in this city four or five years ago,
and spent about fourteen months between
here and San Francisco. The number OF
men IN this city who nave fallen more or
less under her captivating influence Is le-
giOn, and the talk incident 70 her connec-
many stories of her exploits. Every blood"
Of nve years ago in this city could give
volumes Of unwritten history regarding the
biack-eyed beauty. While she was living
with her husband she became very init
mate with a Mrs. Eddie Foy, the wife OF
4 gambler OF Spokane. The nature of this
intimacy grew TO be of a character to which
.he husbands of both women became cogni-
KANT, and which they fruitlessly attempted
20 break up. Foy. finding his wife's affec-
tions estranGed by the wiles of the Neu-
stadter woman. committed suicide with
ncrpbfpa
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Mr.. Glen Levin Swigget has returned
from Martinsville. where he has been
spending the summer. and VIII res4me -
work in modern languages n september.
A woman named Holt. residing at No.
26U W est washington street, attempted sU.-
eide yesterday morning by taking NOR
phine. She was placed out of danger by
DR.. EisenbeisS.
The Indianapolis Association Of Spiritual
lists will begin, on Sunday next. a niis.
months course OF lectures on The Philos-
ophy and Phenomena OF Spiritualism,' at
G. A. r. Hall, in Lorraine Block.
In the Police Court. yesterday morning.
Mrs. Laura Skunk and julia Lowe we've
ined s. eacn for assoc!ating with evil char
acters. Mrs. Skunk returned TO her homie
at Hartford City with her husband.
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Show Time nt Porf huron.

PORT HURON. Mich, Aug. 90.-The 2:33
trotting race, which was unfinished yes
terday, was won to-day by Reno Nc
Gregor. who won his third heat in 2:SS.
Major Eddy was second. Billy c.. won
the 2:S5 pacing race, unfinished yesterday,
by taking the third heat in 2:26%, winning
the race, consequently, in straight heats.
Membrino Hunter. Sir Rae, Black Harry,
Altar, Lady Lyons, Promise and Ragnob
also started.
2:4O pace; purse, $1,000. Palmetto won in
straight heats. T~ime-2:22l2, 2:2134, 2:23.
Clayhontas, Dixie, Van, Logan K, Lilly
and Choral also started.
2:25 trot; purse, $500 (~unfinished.) Johnny
Golddust Won first and second heats in
2:2SA and, 2;29l4 .Letitia won the third
hemian Boy won the fifth heat in 2:274.
Rosa D., Bismarck, Waverly, Baldwin,
started.
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Brazirs Superior Art Exhibit.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL. Ind, Aug. 30.-Great interest
was manifested in the art exhibit at the
Presbyterian Church this week. given By
the class Of Mrs. McEwing. OF Canada.
Over 100 beautiful paintings in oil. water
and pastel were exhibited. the credit for the
most beautiful ami best executed falling
10 Mrs. \. r.. Fert. with her oil painting,
AN American Girl" che exhibitors were
Mrs. Hers. Nrs. Herr. airs. Hubbard. Mrs
Aver, Mrs zimmerman, Miss hail. Miss
Moore. - Andrews and Mss Moore. \
deal OF surprise was manifested over the
superiority OF the artists here. as this
was the first exhibit OF the kind ever given
in the civ.
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HELEN BERTRAM MARRlES.
She Takes Advantage of the Divorce
Granted Achille Tomasi.

Edward ]. Henley, known TO theater-
goers as Ted Henley. and Helen Bert
ram were married "a the Southern Hotel.
in ST. Louis, yesterday evening. Helen
Bertram is the stage name OF Lulu May
Burt, formerly a resident of this city. Her
husband, Achille Tomasi, the musical d.
rector. was granted a divorce from her in
New York on last Tuesday, and in his bill
Ted Henley was named IA correspondent.
There is now pending in the Superior Court
of this county a suit for divorce filed by
Helen Bertram against TOmasi. The
grounds for divorce alleged i'm her COM
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MILE ~ I:53 10.
j. Il. Bliss Equals TyIer's Paced Fly
ing-Start Record.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 30.-The
worlds record for fiying-start mile. paced.
held by Tyler. was given a close call by
j. p. Bliss on the Hampden Park bicycle
track this afternoon. 1t was a hard day
to try records. Rain threatened at every
moment and the air was very heavy.
Bliss made his first attempt at 4:30 p. M.
He was timed 1854 on the two-thirds,
1:24 3-5 on the three-quarters and 1853 40
on the mile, which exactly equals the
record made by Tyler at Waltham. Aug. a.
At 5 o'clock he tried again, finishing in
the same time. Considering the weather.
Bliss's performance was a most remark
ahla ono
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Catholic knights state Officers.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES. Ind, Aug. $0.-The State
convention OF the Uniform Rank. Catholic
Knights, was held this morning. Officers
elected for the ensuing two years were:
Colonel. J. !. Mullen. Madison; lieutenant
colonel. John Norhaus. Ninconnes: major,
j. Il. RademaCheT, Peru: adlutant. =. =.
Chapman. Madison: quartermasteT. Peter
Il. Mccarthy. Nincenncs; Caapllil, Rev.
Dennis McCabe. Liberty; surgeon. DR.. l..
]. Brennan. Indianapolis. Two years hence
the encampment meets at Columbus.
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PEI. 2:30.
Trotting at Independence.

Half-mile run; purse, $50; seven starters.
Burwine first, His Nibs second. Time, 90,
.51 .50lh
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Bedford Assembly Opens.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind, Aug. S0.-To-day the
great assembly in the tabernacle COM
menced here. The day opened with oeautl-
ful weather and many people from a dis
tance are expected to participate in the ex-
ercises. To-day. Patriotic day, Col Posey,
OF Evansville, the Hon. John l.. Griffiths,
of Indianapolis. and the Rev. Gilbert Dobbs,
of Columbus, were on the programme.
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Hay secede from the l.. a. w.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 30.-Tne Cleveland
Wheel Club is about TO take a radical step
looking toward a secession from the League
of American Wheelmen. The members
state that the reason for the action is the
disadvantages OF membership with the ma
tional body are not commensurate with
the expenses. The local Union has a men,
bership Of nearly two hundred, and is one
of the most influential members of the l..
A. W.. The matter viii be formally acted
upon at the next general meeting OF the
cluh
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Sir John and Lady KAYE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Among the noted
passengers who arrived ON the steamer Ma
jestic to-day were Sir John Lester Kaye,
bart. and Lady Kaye. Lady Kaye is the
daughter of the late Lenox Antonio Yzna-
ga. who. during life. was a prominent fig
ure in New York society. She is a sister
OF the Duchess of Manchester. Since her
marriage Lady Kaye has lived abroad.
Lady Hayes brother, Fernando A. YZnaga,
is we'll known in New York. He married
a daughter of Murray Smith. OF Alabama
She was a sister of Mrs. William Z. Van
derbilt. The marriage was not a happy
one. and Mrs. YZnaga secured a divorce
some time ago in California. She after
wards married William Tiffany. Mr.. Yzna-
ga married the celebrated beauty. Mabel
Wright They took the Fall River boat for
Newport this afternoon.
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Tl,c Tarir Reform Tragedy.
New York Tribune.

New 1tlE lllIuif.
Senator Gorman-Whcn shall We three
meet 9cainr
Senator Smith - When the hurly-burly's
done.
Senator Erice-Fair is foul and foul is
fair: hover through the fog and filthy air.
Speaker Crisp-Infirm OF purpose, give me
the daggerS.
The President-Thou canst not say | did
IL. Never snake thy CORY locks at me.
Speaker Crisp-My HANDS are Of your coll
or. but | shame to wear "A heart so white.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENFIELD, Ind., Aug. 30.-The coun-
ty oratorical contest was held at Masonic
Hall tonight. There were eleven contest
ants. The hall was crowded, and it was the
best contest ever I'm the county. George
McDougall. of Brandywine township, was
awarded first prize, his subject being In
tellectual Progression" Lille Collins, OF
Buck Creek township, was second. with
"ReverieS of Home"
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= ..sport- Joins the G. a. H.

OSWEGO. y. Y. Aug. S0.-Jere Dunn. a
famous -sportingmGn OF New York, and
who formerly cut a wide swath in Chicago.
has been mustered into O'Brien Post. c..
A. r. Dunn went TO the war in Company
a, Twenty-eighth New York Volunteers,
the first company 10 go 10 the front from
this section. He has a good record as a
soldier. He Is here attending a reunion or
the regiment and visiting his aged mother.
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Burton Family Annua Reunion.
special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MITCHELL. Ind, Aug. 30.--The great
Burton family, numbering $4,000 in the
United States. and about eighteen hundred
in the vicinity of Mitchell, held their an
nual reunion in a beautiful grove near here
to-day. Prof. c. H. Hall, of Franklin, made
the annual address. At noon dinner was
served by the Burton family. Many after
dinner speeches were made by prominent
members of the family.
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Eig Day Mt Lexington.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 30.-This was
the third day of the Lexington fair, the
greatest of all the Kentucky fairs, and
ten thousand people were present. The
sport was excellent. track fast and the
weather pleasant. Results:
Three-minute class: purse. 500. Winches-
ter, by Wilton, first; Ella Belmont second,
Birdie Clay third. Best time, 2:I9A.
Purse, $500; for three-year-olds. Zuletta,
b. Onward, won; Sprague Light second
Miss Bowerman third. Best time. 2:23L'
Francis Strong. Santo and Ondate also
cfarfa1
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Scott County TrOts.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SCOTTSBURG. Ind, Aug. 3O.-The races
at Scott county fair to-day resulted:
County pace; purse, $i0-Col. Bob first,
Kettle Forest second, Topsy third. Pat Nj
gel fourth, Judge Voyles fifth. Best time,
3:0l15.
Free-for-all pace; purse, $l50-Madge first,
McGinty's Lady second, Edward G. third,
David q. fourth. Best time, 2:30.
Half-mile dash; purse, s20-Good Invest
ment first, March II second, r. ID. third.
Time, IS.
Special trot-John Bell won, Alma c.. sec
ond, Scottsburg Bell third. Best time,
2:5215.
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The Park will give theater-goers a
short season of sensational drama next
week. Sadie Hasson comes TO that play
house Monday for half a week with her
exciting production. "A Kentucky Girl"
a Sawmill' in operation, a race Tor life on
a railroad track and a train OF cars and
drawbriige. She is a favorite here and
has a good company.
The Old Sojer," with its multitude Of
good things. concludes its engagement to-
day and tomorrow.
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frankie Dnvenporrs Sad End.
lal to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 the IndlanapoIlS Journal.
LAPORTE. Ind, Aug. 30.-Frankie Dav-
export, keeper of a house of i'll repute,
was found dead in bed last night with an
empty chloroform bottle by her side. 1t
is supposed that she died from an overdose,
rs she had been in the habit of using the
drug. She came here a few years ago from
Valparaiso.
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Samuel Preserved smith Escaped.
pecial to the Indiananolis JournaI.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, Aug. 3O.-About 10
o'clock last night Samuel Preserved Smith
successfully escaped from the county jail
through a teE-inch opening of the sewer.
He went to his home and 1t is supposed
went north on a midnight passenger train
for Chicago. Sheriff Holmes knew nothing
about the affair until this morning. Smith
is charged with larceny and he was await
ing trial at the next term Of court.
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Township Orators Contest.

Special 10 The Indianapolis JOuInaL.
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. Aug. 3.-The
Hamilton County Teachers Institute at
Noblesville. this week, is largely attended
Much interest centered in the oratorical
contest. participated in by chosen repre-
sentatives from the several townships.
First prize in district school went TO Jo-
seph Peck. 1t was a deed 10 a lot in Sher-
idan. First prize in graded school went
to Miss Rhoda NJ. Barker. This was also
a deed 10 a lot in Sheridan
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EiwOOd Militia Paid.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. 30.-Last night the
discussing officer of the State militia was
in this city and paid the members of
Company Z, Second Regiment, for services
rendered at Hammond during the Pullman
strike. The amount of money left here
with the boys was nearly $1,000.
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Webster PostoMce burned.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. 3O.-Early this
morning fire at Webster destroyed the gem
eral merchandise house of George Harris,
i'm which was also kept the postoffice.
Nearly all of the contents were saved.
Loss, 800; insurance, $500.
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CrawfordsviIIe Races Next Week.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind. Aug. 30.-The
Montgomery county fair commences next
Monday, and the races will be one Of the
main attractions. Entries close on to-mor-
row evening, and all the races will be full.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trot and 2:50
pace; purse. $50. Tnursday-Free-for-all
pace, $500; 2:2S trot, $500; 2:35 pace. 500;
mile and repeat, $3.50. Friday-Free-for-all
trot, A00: 2:22 pace. $500; half mile n e
neat run 800
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from last nights fire. Informed his friends
here tonight that ii was his intention 10 re-
build il. and that he would add another
story and make il more modern than be-
fore. Mr.. Mccormack estimates his loss at
$1,000 above the insurance. Individual loss
es Of citizens exceeded $6,0c0.
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Crushed to Death i'm "a Hay BaIer

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENVILLE, o., Aug. bal
ing hay to-day in Washington township,
near Hill Grove, Benjamin Gle. an en-
ploye, was caught in the machine and
crushed to death.
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st. Dennis TO lie Rebuilt.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS. Ind. Aug. 30.-TIon. p. III.
Mccormack. owner OF the new St. Dennis
Hotel. which was recently remodeled at a
cost Of s., 1000. aud which is now a wreck
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Boy Under the Wheels.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Aug. 30
Moses Rose. aged fourteen. while stealing
a ride on a p, c., c. & st. l.. passenger
train, fell beneath the wheels and was IA
tally injured at Z o'clock this evening.
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can Boy, won fifth. sixth and seventh
heats in 2:221a. 2:25. 2:26. Phylie won sec
ond and fourth heats in 2:2lL, 2:27. Char
lie Wilkes won the third heat in 2;l9l4.
Lutte Strathmore, who was distanced in
the fifth heat, won the first heat in 2:l9l4.
Erie Chimes. won fourth money. Maggie
j. and Ivorine also started.
2:12 trot. Kittie Bayard. g. m, by Bay
ard. won third. fourth and fifth heats in
2:17, 2:20h. 2:20. Civ Tile won first and
second heats in 2:l7l9. 21S. Jack also
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, Aug. 30.-EX-Councilman
John w. Bishop, a well-known citizen, has
been mysteriously missing from home for
two days and nights. Mrs. Bishop is criti-
cally i'll.
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The New word Hobo.

Philadelphia Times.
The new word for tramos. "hobos." is a
corruption of "hoe-bOys.' a phrase used
In the South for the peripatetic agricult-
ural labore~s" employed in the South dur
ing the season when cotton is growing.
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Held n Royal Flush.
PiltsburG c

Pittsburg Chronicie-Telegraph.
What was the idea OF pacing a tax on
playing cards?" asked Van Braam.
"Uncle sam wanted TO take a hand IN
the game" explained Shingles.
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Alleged Horse Thief Captured.
nnnial 10 the I~ndlanannlis Inlrnal

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
G"REENVILLE, o., Aug. 90.-Ex-Sheriff
Welker arrived on a late train tonight
with b.. f. lands, alleged horse-thief, who
escaped from the county Jail several years
ago. He was captured at Oshkosh, Wis,
where he was in the cigar business. He is
now in jail.
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Career I'm Portland.

she has doubtless dropped all her other adj
nirers and is holding on with both hands
20 the multi-miiliOnaire.
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She came and stood beside his chair.
Papa her sweet voice faltered, he has
asked me to be his wife
The old man started.
And. papa
The girllsh head dropped.
ssHe wants TO be married at once"
My child" he exclaimed. lit is not in
my heart TO stand IN the way OF your hap
piness. Tell your ma 10 lay out my dress
suit while l raise a minister by telephone"
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Had N 2:25 pace.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Aug. 90.-The attend
ance at the Johnson county fair to-day was
at least 5000. The racing was good. Sum-
marieS: