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THE UNION MEETING.
Rev. w. G. Campbell Addressed the Large
Audience In Attendance Last Night.

NV w. y. CampDell Addressed the Large
Audience In Attendance Last Night.
AS has been the case throughout tho
week, the First Presbyterian Church
was filled last night at the Union evan
gelical services. and it was necessary to
hold an overflow meeting at tie Fourth
avenue Christian Church
The services at the First Presby terian
Church were opened with prayer by
Rev. R. G. Anderson and the evening
lesson by Rev. DR.. w. c. Campbell, who
read parts of the first and second chap.
tiers of Acts. A prayer was offered by
Rev. G II. d Collins, and the preacher
for the evening, Rev. DR.. w. G. Camp
bell, delivered an excellent sermon
from this text: "But Ye Shall Receive
| Power; After That the Holy Ghost is
Come Upon You"
very interesting after meeting was
held, in which quite number asked for
the prayers OF the church.
| REMEMBER that you can see a good
! show next week for 10, 90 and 80 cents. u
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BLADES free on Monday night

s0uadrennisl General Conference, nj f.
@ Church (south), Memphis, Tenn, May
81 3-31. 1894.
For above occasion the Richmond and
S$nanville Railroad Company will sell
tickets to Memphis, Tenn, and return
VIZ rate Of one frst.class fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale April 30,
May and 81 con tinuous passage in
ssach direction; final limit June !, 1894.
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Gravesend entries for today are as
follows:
First race, one-hali mile-Rossmorc,
Pouch colt. Gotham. King Gold, So.
marian. lIcrkimer. The Clown, Bar.
low lie, Lillian l.. 100.
Second race. one mile-Don Alonzo
100, Tom Rogers llG. Hornpine lOU, DR..
Garnet 90, Lady Adams, Lnmisere 81.
Third race, throe.quartcs mile, SELL
ing for thrcc.ycar.olds-Judgo D., Long.
shanks. Miss Lilly, Dolly colt, Little
Matt 100. Mcintyre. Chateau, Leonyille
lO7, Disturbance, Rolla, Doolittle 100,
Gertic, Token, Innocent 05. T~revelyan,
Sweet Meat, Will lonso 10, Sprano so.
Fourth race, one mile and oue-six.
tenth, the Myrtle stakes, selling
Emin Bcy l0G, Simmons 100, Torch.
bearer 90, Count, Now or Never lOl,
Raceland III, Long Beach ll2, Elo.oy
lOn.
Fifth race, five ~iurloncs sclling-Cap.
tain Jack, Yum Yum Colt, Martyr,
Flash 9S, rancred lO3. Glad l0i, The
Squaw, Reclamation, GulLing, Lady Bug
So, Mosquito l022, Amsterdam l07, Second
Attempt ll5, Tynpanec 100.
Sixth race. one mile and one sixteenth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100, P~ickpockct III,
Stowaway, ilammic l04, Restraint 100,
St, Maxim, l.aWlrae 90,
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MARTINS FERRY.
linps aud MiSinps III tno Thriving City
Across tn" River.

linps and MiSl'nps III tao Thriving City
Across tn" River.
Tho opening OF tho new room oil the
Y. NJ. 9. a. last night was very largely
attended and all were pleased with tho
vocal and instrumental! music. rccita.
tons, remarks and tho now quarters.
Tho new roomsa ro n great improvement
over tho old one und are credit to tho
association.
Tho Myrtle fishing club has gone to
near Sis,crsvillc. ". Va, for tho sum
mer. Other clubs are getting rondy to
leave. Moro fishing will no done thi,
summer than usual oil recount OF the
Wilson bill times.
Minis Ella Dc Vault, who has been
sick with typhoid fever several weeks,
hn. recovered sufficiently to rosumr
teaching, Her sister, Mics ku;c, has
tho murnps.
Anderson Wood. n vol known farmer
Twin. on Short creek, near Portland
station, dicd Yesterday from tho oflcr, O.,
Of rnralyaia. lie was about arvonty
years OLD.
The Martins Ferry baao ball clul,
VIII play At Charleston, ". VA, mex,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. and
probably tho last half Of thu week, too,
LOWS Smith Is moving his family to
Rochester, ra., whore he hua charge OF
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KENTUCKY DERBY.
Chnnt Wins Easily -PaarI Song Second mud
Sictnrl Third,

Chnnt Wins Easily -PaarI Song Second mud
Sl.urrl Third.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May l5.-Over 1000
poople assembled at Churchill Downs
to sec tie contest for the Goth renewal
o: the Kentucky derby.
Tho horses got away Or the second
break, Tom Elmoro making the most OF
running start and showed half a dozon
lcngtha in the van Tor the first quarter
when Pearl Song took up tho run and
showed the way TO the stand. Hero
Chant drew up from the bunch and was
in front ior the run up to the back
stretch and running easy under
Goodalc's restraining pull. he kept just
III front OF his iioid into the stretch. At
this point, the last quarter OF the dis.
tancc, the bunch had become n procc.-
SION, and Chant, easily a"talIing oil tho
challenges Of Pearl Song and Siguard.
gGllopcd down to tho finish and won by
Il good ak lengths from lcnrI Song,
who was ten lenstht in front OF Sigurd.
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Al Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
the Glass City.

Al Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The township board Of education
acted in accordance with the impcra-
tive demands OF tho times by reducing
the levy from sever to five mills for the
ensuing year. There is u very general
demand for lower taxes, now that so
many people are paving for special i'm.
provements and find it difficult to meet
the demands upon them, aud from
which there is no escape for the prop
erty nrr
Mrs. John C. McCrncken and Mrs.
Lille Kelly left yesterday to attend the
meeting of the Foreign Missionary So.
cicty OF tho St. Gainesville Prcsbytery OF
Crab-Applc church, near New Athens,
as Representatives OF tho Second Pres.
byteriau church here. Mrs. McCrackcn
is on the programme with q paper on
"Foreicn Mission Work.
The executive committee OF this coun-
ty will meet ut st, Clairsville mex,
Saturday to call the primaries 10 select
delegates to the Rcpubiican congression-
al convention. Tho primaries will oc-
cur on the ID, the state convention on
tho 9Th, county convention on the 9th
| and tho congressional convention on
tho eth.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pnny is letting all tho coal 20 through
now, and tho TACT that they are not
holding the yard here MS full as usual is
interpreted 10 mean that il regards the
| coal situation rs castor. Several train
loads 90 through every day.
Quite u number Of Musons will 70
from this city to Cadiz tomorrow to
participate In the laying OF the corner
etonc OF the new court house. Others
will 70 to witness the affair. 4 special
train on the G. & 7. wilt leave hero at
o'clock, last time.
The steel works Is still running and
will continue all this week il the iron
holds out, rs they can ret Il supply OF
coal. The work OF tearing down old
structures at this plant TO make root
for tho new improvements has been
commenced.
None OF tho coal operators from this
section wont TO Cleveland, for the rca'
con that they could see no chance OF 4
settlement with tho Pittsburgh anC
West Virginia operators refusing to ut
tend.
James butler was taxed 81 and cost.
Tor dumping filth in a public place. In.
costs run the bill up to SO 10.
There were no violations OF tho law il
this city last Sunday. Judged by tho re
cord ut the mayors court.
The Knights Of pythias realized owe,
$500 from their May festival.
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CAME TO TINE,
The Nicaragua Government VIII Erin
Wilson's Murdcrcrs to Trial.

The Nicaragua Government VIII Bring
Wilson'S Murderer. to Trial.
WAsnISGroS. D. c., May l5.-If tho
N%icarnguan government carries out its
agreement with Minister Baker, the in.
cideut growing out OF the murde: Of
William Wilson. an American citizen
living Mt Rama, will be peaceably aud
satisfactorily settled. Wilson was muir
derei without p%rovocation by Arguclas,
then governor OF Rama.
Acting under Secretary G~rcsham's in
structions, Minister Baker insisted that
Arguelas be promptly tried for murder
and be punished sufficiently if found
guilty. In addition tho minister hell
that Arguelas had been sheltered by
Torres, his successor. rs governor OF
Rama, and that tho latter having failed
in his duty should be likewise pun.
ished.
Minister Baker now reports to the
department OF state that the Nicara.
guam government has mot his demands
in n friendly spirit and promised 10
bring the men to prompttrial.
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James Glasscock, who is managing
tie Bridgeport base ball park, has ar.
ranged for games next Friday and
Saturday. On Friday tho B%lumen,haI
club, oiSharpsburg, will cross bats with
tho local team. This club belongs to
the Allegheny county league, and is
said 10 be very strong. Dick Miller and
Davis and Levi Smith will be tho bat
terry for tho home team. On Friday all
who paid admission last Sunday will be
admitted on the Sunday tickets. On
Satu I'D ny the Tarcn,ums. the champion
team OF the Allegheny county league,
will play. Both clubs will pu, IN a
stitt game. Tho home club has ordered
suits from New York. and expects to re-
ceive them Thursday.
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SAN FEAHCrsCo, May l5.-Lucky Dog,
the best threc-ycar-oId California pro.
duct this spring has started for Chicago,
whore he will start In the American
Derby with thousands Of California dol.
lara bot On hun. Tho horse haa been
especially prepared for the big racc, and
is said to be in fine ict,le. One hun
bred and thlrty.two ycnrlinga were
shipped ut the salno time from the
ranch oi Dclpazo. The prize OF the 10,
il Il lilly by Salvador md i%irenzi.
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tho designing and decorating depart.
luent in the lumber works.

tho designing and decorating depart.
,uent in the lumber works.
Mrs. Shortening Bread" Pence and
Mrs. Williams wcro arrested last night
for fighting. Tho former 10 white and
the latter colorcd.
Mrs. Rebccca Pastors dicd at Port.
land on Sunday, aged eighty.seven
years. She resided with her son,
Thomas Pastors.
Tho VI. L. church Is being we'll cleaned
by tho members OF tho congregation.
\ new carpet will DO put down this
week.
The Mnsons will have n big time to-
night after work in the third degree.
They will have lots Of good things to
eat.
Tho grading Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
grounds wa finished Yesterday. Tho
lumber for the fence is on the ground.
The fire plugs will DO flushed this
week, commencing tomorrow. Tho
work will begin in the First ward.
Last night 4 big dance was given by
tue MitnNcEcllOt. DcilAlTe, bridgeport
and Wheeling wcro represented.
Council was TO havo met last night.
but the meeting was pu; oil until saIu .
day.
Yesterday Fred UP received n james
wheel weighing twcnty.onc pounds.
John Williams was called to lronton
yesterday by the illness Of his vile.
The Evening Star Club will 20 to the
second Sisters Island next week.
The cight.inch mill ut the .lstna.Stand.
ard will resume tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deyorman are visiting
his father ut Dillonvale.
Fred Hall. OF Wcllsbure, was in town
yesterday.
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ST. LOUIS, May h.-First. thirteen.
sixtccnths miie-Francis rouc won ;
,imo, l:222. Second. four aud onc-hnli
iur!ongs-Carrio b. won; time, 0:jji.
Third, ono and %onn.ciphth miles
Chinwick won; tirno, 1861. Fourth,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. milc-rca Sut won ;
time, Leg. Fifth, thirtcon-sixtccnth,
milc-SchuylkiIl won; time, l:2l3.
Sixth, one miIo-St. Brandon won time,
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Ginnts Wcrs Ibivmicv

PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-The phila.
dolphin team made an easy conquest OF
the Giauts In tho game to-day, the
New York men being unable to over.
come tho lead obtained by tho home
team in tho first inning or keep down
this lead. Attendance G.i00. Score:
acknowledgements | 0 O-l0
New iNrk.."."m"..rO ! | . . D " 4
Earned runa, : nnl 3. Errors. | mud .. lI!t4.
Is aud & Pitchers. Taylor And Wc,tcrvClt. Um.
ri re. lynch.
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Las, night Joseph, the six.ycar-old
aon OF John Monahan. OF tho South
Side, wns carrying n picture frame when
he fell and tho glass broke and cut a
fearful cash on his left temple. from
which he bled proiusclv. Tho lad was
taken to DR.. Pipes office where tho
wound was dressed.
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llAwruonSE. I'LL, May I5.-Firat
race, onc.haIt mile Wells Street won
time. 0:j2i. Second, 'hrcn.fourths
mila-Fmt knight won; tins. l;20l.
Third, suvon.cighths milo-Montaua
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II ever a man feels like "a poor worm
OF tho dust" it is when no suffers from
that tired feeling. Ayers %SarsaparIlla
move this discouraving physical
condition and impar,s the thrill OF now
life aud energy TO every ncrvo, tissue.
muscle, and fibre Of the whole BODY,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

-
by virtue Of a decd OF trust tnadc BY ch.,,o,
II. Wise, August kmtuet mud Raymund Ian"T
TO the A. trustee, dated August ID. lSn and
recorded IN the oflco OF tho clerk Of the County
Count OF Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 Decd 81
Trust book No. 20, folio 800. I shall 0ior al pub.
lie sale 10 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, MAY n, 1897
beginning nt 10 o'clock q. IN at tho north door
OF tho Court House OF said county, a certain lot
or parcel Of land In tho city Of Wheeling. Ohio
county, Wet Virginia. thus 1GScfIbel. toLwIt;
Icing lot numbered one hundred and twenty
M.u) on The northeast corner Of Market aud
Twenty Fourth streets In said city, with the an,
pnrtctahtcs thereon, and being the shn prop.
ntty conveyed by tho sail Wise, Kramer aud
lE'nef BY samuOl J. Elliirih, by decd dated Jupa
y. lSF2. md recorded In said otirc.
TERMS or SAtgi-onethird Of tho purchase
money and As much more as the. purchaser NAV
elect, eAhh IN hand aud tho residdein two equal
instaIlinSnr o. nine and eighteen months 70.
spcctiHely. with interest from the day OF snlc,
the purchaser to slvc notes for the deferred in.
sInllnlcDts. secured by deed OF truIt upon tho
premises and. by n policy Of iuAunuco 10 an
amount AMI In a company satisfactory 70 the
JOHN J. JONES. Trustee
WI HUBBARD, Attorney,
W. ii. 1tAitrA, Auciloncor. apS
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Clcyclnnds Win Again,

CLEVELAND, May l%5.-Cuppy's good
work In the box and tho sharp folding
of the homo team resulted in ashut out
for tho Browne to-day. Attendance
1000. Score:
Cleveland. ........2 0 0 0 0 0 0 l.
st. Louts.""...""...o 0 0 0 0 . y u O
Earned runs. Cleveland |. Errors, st. Louis D.
Hits. llnnd7 I. Pitchers, Cuppy and Clarison.
UInpIrr, Swnrtwool,
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Brooklyn. May l5.-Washing.on was
ou!playcd at every point. Attendance
100. Score:
lirooklyu.........m..3 3 2 0 0 "-iG
Washington ........o | j 0 0 0 . = :
EArnca runs. 3 md !. Errors, s mud .. Hits,
y nnd H. Pitchers, Stein md Petty. Umpire.
ttury. "
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lfU ii'l iNNttiIlut Il l I !. ".
Liberty. Booth, ]C!nrIngtun. a%$U y, IN.
Tho Keystone State passed down for
Cincinnati at . h. IN. She loft her
lighter ut East Liverpool, where it was
,nEcn by tho Hudson last evening in
order to help her over the lower stage
of water above hero. The Hudson
passed up ut 10 Il. M.
Tho river fell here Jour inches in
eight hours yesterday, and unless there
is rain tho big packets will have to 20
to tho banks.
FROM liEADwATERl.
Grccnsboro--Rivcr 7 foot 4 inches aud
falling; fair and warm.
standardization d feet II inches
and falling; clear and warm.
Warren-River | foot 4 inches and
falling; cool and cloudy.
Oil City-Rivor ! foo, 8 inches and
falling; cool and cloudy.
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SATURDAY, THE 20 DAY OF JuNE, lso

SATURDAY, TIE % DAY OF JUNE, 1891.
commencing at 10 II. IN, tho following described
property, TINT Is to say: A certain lot or parcel
OF land lying In Ohio county. ". Va. OH tho
National rohd. about three miles from the city
OF Wheeling bounded Gs follows: Commencing
from the northeast corner Of saih lot NJ n stalks
on the west Side Of a dnin in William Potter's
field, on tho enst side Of the Sotional road. aud
running thence north ~ degrees. west y 3S.l0O
poles 10 a stake. south GS1 degrees cast 0 il.lOO
poles 10 the middle OF the National road and
with sald SntiOiial road south 2f4 degrees east
S SS'lM poles: thence north o. degrees oi.iOo
poles 10 the placc OF beginning, cCotAlnlng 500.
1000 acres. together with all and Singular tho
Improvements and nppurtcnhnccs thereon or In
my wise belonging thereto, boiling the kan0
property conveyed TO tho Snid SOnh Cane by
William PortcE and S J. Hoyi by deed dated tho
3lEt day OF October, 1877. mud recorded III tho
office OF the snid County Court In deed book No.
Ct. pages nc md S57. The title to SHid pro. srty
Is believed to be good. but selling as trustee I.
will convey only the tl.lc vested IN mc By said
deed Of trust,
TERMS or SME-0no.halt OF the purchase
money or ms much more as the purchaser
elects 10 pay cash on the day Of snlc. the balance
In twelve mouths. n note bearing interest from
the day Of Nle to be given for the deferred pay,
lnont. The title TO be retained until pnyuicn!
hns been mado IN full.
u L. DOVEEER, Trustee.
W. II. HAlLEh ArCtiOnccr. up30
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Totai..... /? sg7l9 a Totnl.. =. 6 10 q 10

rItNbu VlI...m... .."..,2 0 0 0 0 0 o. .
Ch!CnIu..".".r,".",O y U ! ! 0 0 2 = G
Earned runs. rttEbursh l. Chicago 4 Two.
bnsc hits. Donovan, nahlcn. ThrrO.hAO hit,
WIlnut, Home run. LnrgU. Stolen bases, Don.
ovnn. Grihth and LANCE. Double phys, Glass.
cock. llrtbnucr md Icckicy. tiBt base on
balls. OF EhtGt =, oil Griffith l. Hit. Donovan.
Struck out by Ehrrt |, by Griffith |. Time, /
hOut and s. mlnutes. unlpItc. EMklIc.
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won .itno. 1883. Fourth, ,h~reo.four,hs
milo-Eutetpris won; time, l:20.
Fifth, one.half mllo-Climax won;
time, 1881. Sixth, ono milo. hurdles
Panhandle won; timo, not given.
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- WI HUBBARD, Attorney.
v. II. liAiiEN. Ancllnhrnr. NM
TRySTEE'S SALE
i .'.s OF REAL ESTATE,

by virtue ola decd Of trust made BY Noah zaua
mud isabella Hanc. his wife, to mo IS trustee.
In the office OF the Clerk Of tho County Court OF
Ohio County. West Virginia. In docd Of trust,
book No. Is, folIo' IA and lt3. l viii sell at the
north front door OF tho Court House In said
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suMMARIEs.of THE DAY.

Following are the summaries OF the
days events: First race, five iurlongs,
Stoncnell Won; DR.. llasbrouck second;
Correction third. Time. l:0l4. Second,
n mile, llalton won; John Cooper
second; Sir hnigh. third. Time, l:43l.
Third, Expectation stakes. half q mile.
Utica won; Dreibnud second; Tamber.
lane third. Time, ;50:. Fourth, the
brooklyn handicap, mile and a quarter.
DR.. Rice won; Henry OF Navarro second ;
Sir Walter third. Time, 2:O7t. Fifth,
half mile, Harry Reed Won; Harris
second; Trophy third. Time. :49S.
Sixth, selling. mile and sixteenth,
Eloroy won; Captain I. second; Jodan
third. Time, 1904.
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PITTSBURGH DKOps a GAmE
To the Dospised Foliowcrso of Uucie Arson.
Tho Other Games.

%PirrsnuRoII, May l5.-pit.sbnrgh lost
to.day's game through their inability
to bat Grinl,h's curvos safely. Aitor
tho second inning thoy did not got II
hit Attendance 2,l50. Score:
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NOTES On S~AVIGhTfON.
Stage OF Water an! Movements of Hoa,s.
The Esivrr Interests,

Lizzie Nny. Madly. Charleston, 6 o. IN.
Zen ilut. KcInplo. inrlicrsbntg, lin. III.
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HEiILA1iel2.

&c Wall Paper 2lc. kuESEn & CHEW.
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BROOKLYN HANDICAP
Continued from Eirtt Page.1
who had bot on Clifford, now without
q chance Of having q run for tho


Around tho turn they flashed with
very little j~oatline for 80 sharp a turn
and 80 narrow q track, mud when tho
hall milo mark was reached and they
were Strengthened out for tho run
through tho back stretch, DR.. Rico was
a head in front Of Copyright, and thus
far n very few inches only had separated
their noses as they ran sido BY side. 80
close that q blanket could have covered
both. Two lengths behind was Horny
Of Navarro. q head in front Of Herald
md all running easily. Dii,zcn was
stu hanging On 10 fifth place, and Sir
Walter was sixth Of tho hali mile.
ComancIo waa still In tho seventh
place, Banquet had fallen back to
eighth and Ajax was beginning TO hold
out signals OF distress In tho ninth.
Bassetlaw and Diablo followed and
Sport and Clifford were far In the roar.
They passed. tho thrco.quartera mark
with Henry Of Navarro In tho load, n
head In front OF Copyright, with DR..
Rico within striking distance and Taral
handling him in q mastery fashion.
Sir WalIcr was fourth, and B~assctlaw
WINS becoming dangerous. for no had
moved up five pcgs and looked good for
much moro. Comancnc was sixth,
Banquet seventh and Diablo eighth.
Tho milo was covered by Henry OF
Navarro in LAC, ind no was q head In
front OF DR.. Rice, who had como up.
Copyright had dropped back 10 sixth
place. Sir Walter was n length behind
DR.. Rice and two longths ahead OF Bas.
sctlaw, who was still very much In tho
race. Tho othcra were running in the
order that they paased the thrce-quar.
tiers polo. and completely out Of it.
Dl. McE's GREAr WORN.
Into tho stretch the horses flew, Sir
Walter and Bassoilaw getting whip and
spur. DR.. Rice began to wear down the
gallant threc.ycar.old, and, driving with
hands and feet, Clayton was urging on
Navarro to it's utmost, but his horse
was stopping fast under him. Basse..
law was hanging onto Sir Walter with
Comanche close behind. Amid frantic
yells from tho crowd, and as the watch
licked 2:07t, DR.. Rice, tho cast of from
Gideon aud DAILY stable, flashed under
tho wiro n length In front OF Henry OF
Navarro, with tho great Sir Walter ono
and a half length behind and two
lengths in front OF Bassctlaw. Com.
anchc was fifth and the othors uny.
whore, all in tho stretch.
Hats won't into the air, and for the
second year in succession Taral was
placed in the floral Jockeys chair aud
carrinl oT nv tho crowd
II was u truo u race and we'll won.
L%.owlander was not O factor and Clifford
and Sport, owing to the faulty start,
were not given q chance to show their
work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-04

A. far as practicable, every
woman should be there for the
came reason. Fathers and mothers
owe It to their children to permit them
20 far rs possible to visit the great Ex-
position Of this week for their educa'
iional advancement. The little ones
can cot a more practical knowledge Of
he extent and variety OF Utah's rro-
duolions In two houfs at the Fair than
can DO obtained In many months por.
log over books. Il IL the convincing
Lesson Of seeing, feeling, comprehend.
ing, aud knowing, aud is suited alike
10 the capacity Of old and young, In all
departments. The Fair II an educator
for Utah whose ltnuencei will bear
permanent results.