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Louisville's half of the ninth. when the
Colonies scored six runs on three hits
and Quinn's error, which allowed two
men to cross the rubber. Attendance
1880. Score:
St. Louis. 20 0 1 o 1 0 2 o.. 0 6
Louisville 20 0 o 0 g 6-s 0 2
Batteries, Mason and Twinenam, Hemming
ana Grim; earned runs. st. Louis 4. Louis
vile / ; umpire. Hugh Nicol; time, hours.
l5i WON IN THE THIRTEENTH
> PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-The Giants
defeated the Phillies today in an eXcit-
ing thirteen-inning game. The Phillies
put in three pitchers in futile effort to
stop the heavy hitting Of the visitors,
and Herman. the right fielder of the
Giants, was put off the field for calling
Umpire Hoagland names. Murphy
took Tiernan'S place. In the ninth inn
ing Grady batted in Carsey's place. At
tendance. 10000. Score:
b. II. Z.
New York. o 5000 100O1 Iii 10 5
Batteries, Taylor, Carsey, Weyhin g and
Grady, Meekln and Farrell; earne runs.
Philadelphia q, New York q; umpire, Hoag-
land; time, 3 :25.
DONE IN AN INNING.
BROOKLYN. N. Y. July 2S.-FOutZ's
fairies won this afternoons game from
the Washingtons in the first inning,
when they hit Sullivan's curves for
keeps. The score:
R. II. E.
BRroGklyn;:...6 Q 100 9 ! 80 2
Batteries. Underwood and Earl. Sullivan
and Mcclure; earned runs, Brooklyn !,
Washington /; time 2:02; um pre, Emslie.
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FAST TIME AF CLEVELAND,
aIoonstone Wins the 2:fO Glass
Pacing l,ace.

CLEVELAND, o., July %. The clos
ing dav of the grand circuit meeting
was productive of more fast racing.
The weather and track were perfect
and large crowd went out to the track
to see the two concluding events. The
first race called was the 2:10 class pac-
ing. Outline was the favorte in the
pools. aud he sold even better after he
had won the first and second heats in
the fast time of 2:0715 and 2:07L.
Greers. the driver of Muonstone, pushed
the black mare in the fourth heat, how
ever, and took the race with ease. Fol.
lowing are summarizes:
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ness the Events at Brighton
Beach-rhe Races at Saratoga
Begin at 2:3O for the First
Time-The Kacing ut Other
Tracks.
New YORK, July 2S.-ln spite OF the
heat and the meager card tire attend
ance at Brighton Beach was very large
today. Only four were left in the han
dicap. and Herald was an odds OIL favor
lite, with Kildeer second choice. Jodan
led into the stretch, when Herald passed
him. and Hamilton, thinking he had the
race won, began TO pull up. AT that
moment Jodan and Kildeer came with a
rush, and Hamilton had to sit down
and ride his hardest to win by half a
length from Kildeer, on whom Reitf
was working hard, with Jodan only a
neck away. 1t was a narrow escape for
Herald. Summary:
First race, seven furlongs. selling
Robusta, los (Ballard). Az to l, won by
fifteen lengths; Musmee, 103 (McDer-
motU, IL TO /, second by two lengths;
Plenty, lib (Paget), 100 to l. third.
Time. 1904. Maggie Richards, Gale
donna. Wist, Circular, Larry h, Padre.
Clement. Tiger and Sir Catesby also
ran.
Second race. five furlongs. selling
Lord HawkStone, ia tHamiltOD), TO 5,
won by two lengths; Half Mine, IA
| (McDermotD. 2 to /. second by six
lengths; Hartford, la (Flynn). 20 TO /,
thIrd. Time, l:U34. Hopper. Dashing
| Charlie, PHYLLIS L, Helena gelding,
| Ericsson. Kitten filly. Ninety-Seven,
| Walter Riggs. Tomahawk and Decour-
| cey also ran.
Third race. six furlongs, selling
Hanwell, 103 (Reitf), 2 to 1,w0n by three
! lengths; True Penny. 104 (Hamilton), s
| to ), second by three lengths; Golden
Gate, IS (keefe). 25 to 1. third. Time,
| LII. Monte Carlo. Ina, Shadow Dance
colt, St Pauline. Melinda, Tytura. Van
Brunt, Volande filly, Vermlllion- and
| Himyarist also ran.
Fousth race, mile and a quarter
Herald, los (Hamilton), 5 to l, won by
halt length; Kildeer. 9S (Reitf). 0 to 5,
second: Jodan. 81 (R. DoggetD, II to L,
third. Time. 2:09. Royal George also
| ran
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling
Hardy Fox. lis (AIcGlone). IL TO l, won
by two lengths; Marshall, ITO Ooggett),
Z TO 5, second; Marguerite, 1913 (Bergen),
4 to l, third. Time, 1:2SM. Avon, Te.
nacious. Virago, Wattersun. Best
Brand and Topgallant also ran.
Sixth race, steeplecnase, full course
st. Anthony, 152 (Chandler), 5 to 2. WON
by three lengths; Rodman, $50 (Mara).
| Is TO l, second; Fiip-Flap, lat Nynch).
to l, third. Time, 5:O94 Dutch
Oven Ill and Summer Breeze also ran.
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HANDBAGS ANNOUNCED.

Fo1ey's Billiard Tourney All Ar
ranged.
Tomorrow night will mark the Begin
ming of the Foley billiard tournament.
The handieaps will be as follows:
Sampson, fourteen-inch baik line,
800; Cearney tof Minneapolis). 800;
Thayer. $50; Percival. $50; Foley. 225;
Estes. $50; Babcock, $50; Clark, $50;
Dickinson, 100; Baron. 100.
The opening game tomorrow night
will be played by Sampson and Cearney.
There is but little doubt that the con-
test will draw an interested crowd, as
Mr.. Cearney is a new man here.
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lie.
ADULTERATED WINE
Never LICKED.

Detroit Free Press.
Jilson-W hat do you think of the
proposition to put the United States
hag VA postage stamps?
JenkS--Don't like it.
"Why ne,?"
'Old Glory has never been licked"
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CLEVELAND SHIT OFT


PITTsBURG. Pa. July 23.-'Fne visit
ors were shut out tottay, mainly througlf
effective work by Ehret. He kept theirs
hits so widely scattered that not manJ
reached third base. The game was
characterized bv the brilliant all-round
playing of the home team. Attend
ancc, 1900. Score: III
Pittsburg. o 8 0 1 . rs ii ..
Cleveland. ~ U q U D U D % Z Z
Batteries, Ehret and Sugdan. Young and
thinner; earned runs, Pittsbucg {, Gle feland
U; umpires Hurst and Lynch; time, i:i0.
COLTS IN n CANNoNADING.
CINCINNATI, o.. July %. -rhe Reds
were SIX runs b'hiEd III the sixth inn
ing when they began to pound Huichi-
sou. Vaughn'S home run te,i the scUre.
The Reds batting S;reak lasted long
enuugh ~ give lhrm acomfurTable lead.
and Chicago fat ed 10 hit l'arrutt, who
Went III at the DrgiHni,.g OF THE seventh
innlng. ATTENDANCE, $500. Score:
Cincinnati. % 1 . ) / 40 ?! 3
Chlctgu...2 8 D q > o 0 oil Is /
Batteries. Cross aud Murphy, HulchisolE:
Griffith and klttridEe; earned runs Cinciie
nuti l., chicago D; umpire, Gaffney; tjme..
2:.,9.
BROWNS BEATEN
ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 20 = he Browns
had tIregaine' weltiH i.and toda, uutii
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Base f,aIl AFT yvbite Rear

The Minneapolis and Toledo teams
will cross bats this afternoon at White
Bear lake. A special train will leave
the union depot, Minneapolis. at Las
There will also be several extra trains
from st. Paul. Parvin and Burrell and
Blue and Mcfarland will be the bat
tar-iaS
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WILSON EINRn s1n0.

AT the conclusion of yesterdays game
Manager Barnes fined Wilson 500 for
conduct unbccoming ball player and
a gentleman. In referring to the matter,
Mr.. Barnes said that he did not con-
slider Wilson any worse than some of
the others. but that he is bound to
maintain discipline.
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NATIoN1u LEAGUE.
Boston Again Gets Away With the

BALTIMORE, July Is The Bostonf
boys won today's game by good all
round playing. Attendance, $500. Scores
r. H.. E.u
Baltimore II 0 II 0 o O OIL Z i,
Boston. ...0 o O o 0 3-S IA 5
Earned runs, Baltimore =, Boston 3; time,
2:JD; umpires, McQuaid and Campbell; BATE
teries, Gleason and Robinson Staley and,
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Worlds Record Beaten.

LONDON, July 2S.-In the twenty
four-hour bicycle race at the Herne Hill
grounds, finished today, Shorthand, of
London. covered AGO miles and 900
yards; Petersen, $50 miles, and Chapple
426 miles. The worlds record was
beulen by two miles
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ENTHUSIASM UABOUHOED.
c2ARKS AT FEVER HEAT m MINNIE
1P0LIS.
NEARLY ENDED IN A RIOT.

Wilson Resented an Insult From
Hatfield With an "Upper-Cut. =
and Was Put Out of the Com
Iest-Millers Played a Magnifi-''
cent Game-Base Ball at White
Bear Today. >
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"Royal Ruby" Rye. S1.25 ort. Bot

This grand whisky is guaranteed alb
solutely pure and eleven years old. Its
great popularity atteSts its merit. 1t is
recommended for the invalid, the con-
valeseent and the counoiSSeur, put up
on honor and quality guaranteed. Dot
tied only at distiIlery.) See that Royal
RUBY" is on cork and cap and blown in
bottle.
ADULTERATED WINE
Is Injurious, but nothing gives strength
and tones up the stomach like pure
old port wine. Royal Ruby Port" so
called for its royal taste and ruby color,
is, on account of its purity, age and
strength, particularly adapted for in
valids. copvaleSeents and the aged. In
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qhittenden, East Third Street, ST.
Paul.
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ANnrurR Enp s1n11v

SIOUX CITY, 10, July 2S.-SiouX City
took another game from Detroit today.
The home team Outbatted the visitors,
but played poorer game in the field.
Score:
Sioux City.6 0 2 0 o o els Is s
Detroit. 30 0 D IT 3
Earned rms, Sioux City IL; batteries,
Jones and kraus Gayle and Jantzen; time
OF game, hours: ump ire. Peoples.
THE BLUES WE'RE IN FRONT.
KANSAS CITY, July 2S.-The home
team won today by superior all-round
work. Daniels pitched good game,
keeping the bits well scattered. Attend
ance 1,500. Score:
r. II. E.
Indiauaps..0 1 0 2 4 0 0-S 16 5
Earned runs. Kansas City s. indianapolis
3; batteries Daniels and Donohue, Pepper
and Murphy; umpire Kerins; time. $50.
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Earned runs Minneapolis 8; three-base
hit. Mcfarland: home runs, Hines =, McFar-
land 1; double plays. Wilson to Crooks, HUI
len to Wilson; time Of game, 2:20; umpire.
Mcdonald
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Dollar M,nna,onka Tours.

Tickets now OH sale via "The Mil
wauKee." covering trip To Lake Minne-
tonka and return, including tour OF the
Lake On the l.. NJ. N. Co.'s elegant
steamers.
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Women Full of Pains

Aches, and weaknesses find comfort, strength,
and vitality il Cuticura Plaster, the first and
only pain-killing, nerve-strengthening plaster.
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SIX EVENTS MONDAY.

SIN EVENTS MONDAY.
First race, three quarter mile, purse
Oxford, 95; No kemarks, 50: Moss
Terry, %; La Belle France, 50; Guilty.
%: Denver, 95; Spoon, 100; Bayard, 100:
King sclere, leo; Contest, 100.
Second race. nine sixteenths of mile,
two-year- oldS-Prince (by lruqu0is), 81:
Myrtle H.. 81; Fayette Belle, 81; Rom
Sayre. 81: Ellsworth. 81; Jack Farrell,
81; swiftly. 81; Grannon, 100.
Third race, three quarters of mile.
purse Bankrupt, %: b Sunderland, 81;
Emma Nc, IS; Dutch Oven, 95; Readina.
81; Sullivan. 100; Clio. 100; Bob L, 100;
Dillon j, loo; Fort Worth, lC0.
Fourth race, Seven-eighths of a mile.
seiIihg-New Dance. 103; resie ID. 103;
Jennie W, Los; judith. 105; Amanda i,
los.
Fifth race, one mile, selling Satellite,
10; z Mcdonald. 50; Folly, SO: b 4 Fly
Jr. IS; Tasco, "a; Peabody, 81: Mollie
b, lU3.
Sixth race three Quarters Of a mile.
selling-Chanee, IS; Ell Dorado, SO; Tom
Gilmore. so; Three Forks, 81; Merritt.
90; Judge Payne, 90; Looking Back
ward, SO; SaXaph0ne, l0l; Ataman. 1O2
Bill White, 1U6
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irritatcd and roughened Surfaces, and restores
the skin to its original purity.
This is the secret fits wonderful success.
! For bad compilations, red, rough hands and
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and irritatcd scSlps, and simple baby blemishes
it is wonderful.
/ Sold throughout tho world.
! POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Pro.
prieters, Boston.
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Sixth race. three-Year-oldS, mile and
siXteenth-Iobe Bell and Tip were
the favoriteS. and the race was rightly
Judged as lying between them. The
distance was little long fer Tip, which
was taken into consideration evidently
by those who played the race. The two
ran ahead of the others, with Tip in
All Iance length to the turn. When
they headed into the stretch Fobe Bell
began TO come, as Tip weakened some
what. The finish was close. Uncle
jim ran third nearly ali the way around,
only losing his grip on it short dis.
lance at the quarter. Carroll Uunder
came. fourth, and Eau Claire fifth. Time,
1:5114. Summary:
Sixth race. purse $500, three-y year
olds and upward that had not won more
than one race this melting. Scratched.
Henry Jenkins, Little Fails, Hillsboro,
Twenty-Three ana Josie D.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS.
G. A. Miller, b Vaughan. ........... 0
A. .. Cunningham, SISson $3.50. -. l6
q. I. Jatfray, b Vaughan. ..... .23
K. A. Macgregur. SiSSOn 500. -. D
A. &. WUolan, b SiSsOn :. ..... z
A. n. Sheritfs. sub, SisSon. $3.50. 0
= DR.. luke. Vaughan .......... 4
p. Goodwin, b Vaughan ..... 49,. D
II. L. MacGregOr, Wilde. b Vaughan l
w. Gurren, not out ........O
\. b. johnston, RenShaw. Sisson.
Extras.
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or oily matter as it
forms at the mouths OF
the pores.
II stimuli ties the
sluggish glands and
tubes to healthy activ-
ity, reduces inlamina-
ton, soothes and heals
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HERALD'S NARROW ESCAPE
RAMAT 0.Y ALMOST LOSES A RACE BY
CaRELESSNESS.
KELDEER ATHE.ALD,s HEELS.

"A Very Large Crowd Out to Wit
ness the Events at Brighton
Beach-rhe Races at Saratoga
Begin at 2:30 for the First
Time-The Hacing at other
Tracks.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

INuEnEA9. on THE asn DAY or
" January 1871, hary Bright did cNeouts
and deliver 20 tue Undersigned her certain
tract OF land. situate boz sail Iato CIV. Cou8tv
gait lake. Territory OF Utah described a,
IoNoWs. t1.Wiit Olumenrlna At tho anuth.
l.l Of piat a." SAT- lhto Cty survey. and
running mcnco north iua feet thcnc6 c1si
lH ifDt tNrurU south nlH feet. und thence
wet 3. icgt 60 beginning. Also rght.of.vay
lommon inE at point eight l4) rods south %
A.' N'. invest corner % said lot Eve til, and
rlnull.'s thence soutn twelve Qp feet, thence
u lcet thtucc north 5ts feet. and thence aeit
I'Lt lID DISCO OF beginning in uust 10
way I.ni OF o. certain prumlasutY
.um 0f.l'nJ, together with Interest. attofnags
l..as costs nud any advances made uy SAID
hu1, whereas tait decd % trust nroyides.
among Other ih.ras, thlt in caHO " failure 10
NN. ..IN N1lN Win IufrfUHt ur any uarI thereof
o.. o.. 'fng became due and payable, % iail
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r ..'Mi'NN.I AuI fo"lfItd u BOOK 90 q" u
l.iIal.c. or plss' go g. of tHe record N
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ifu'tUU ur h. successor aft.rf..ua't Of ~
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ADVANCE. Hud Said nuIr with fnfUffHt.
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pfrMHr., Iui DO appearing tHlt tHorr hsa Utpn
p IaMNfr IH U". HlIi uHtr ur interest aud that
l.'Lt poe Boon UfUutu 90 tla covenants Ia
anIu NHUI UuHtuIhHI.
NuHs therefore. notice BE- hereby Gwen inst
upon lNUfHltT. tuu 1850 day of naIuH. iglt. af
p. O'CLOCK uuHu H. said day. 10 the front door
q. lun Ni i1hn County Court House. ln sait
l.iAn $50 luU. Z WIt vsnIHo fHU premises
hNnNr 10..rHUI Cor HaIu 90 UuIIIU sUnIua. bv
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WIl t'I lhn same 10 tuc hiEhcat bidder tor
Dated Sale lhlr city ttsh Tah 11. TtsL
JuuN ALLEN TAYLOR
Cukrtut o. JteE. Attorney.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for tho weal--

Amer stay of several years ai wash
inrion, nc, during which he hos tecomo
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
aud tho departments, Judge Cha. W.
s'oynor, an Attorney and Counselor %
tho supreme Cour ofiho United staten,
isproparod To- pronot, proper legislation
by appearing boloc Committees aud
informing influential Coug.cssmon az to
The moods ct ci.cna and communities
represented hg him.
Ho also continues BIS PRACTICE ia to
Gouoal Land omoe, pfoparos appeals,
mako' answers and argunouH boforo tho
Commissioner aud Secretary. analyses
aud reports on Gases 70 utiofnoya 81 a
distance. and attends 10 general land
business. Toms reasonable. Services
prompi and reliable. 20. Address, BoE
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Eiiga a. Ray plainua,
Nas
John Ray defendant

Tho reuUlo 0f tlc TERRITORY Of Utah send
Hggtus Iu John HaY Defendant
YOU Arr UrEEuY REQUIRED TO Ar.
I HHHIIu coo aea1n brought against You ~
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foo Goo iuIlu Iu4iUal District uf rho Territory
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tween piauur aud HrtCarhut he ilssolyrd.
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caro- hHd control % tla minor Children, aud
that p.HnuI Doc allowed $50 urr month Tor
a'muH. HUu 800 H. attorney Gee. and Tor
eH.H uf bfs aru.u BOD fdr suHB o,nef sud
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reason anu against ger WI.' and without her
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to aprtar ana answer lUt bsiI complaint -
HD1yrTrUuifri, Che rslf n.NIu'IH VIII HupIy 70
iHu count Tor iUy ro.tgt demanded tlclUIus
WimrsH. thH llll. tHar.ra p Zane, Judge,
judicial district Boa and foe tlo Territory "
Iiah,tI.f lslG u4y OF December, 10 thu year o.
our lord one thousand eight hundred aud
IllsEr q. NcNut,v. clerk.
Hy Coo. D. LuoNs, hcrsiy CLERK
Jon, S. c,sSoS, Attorueytar plaintiff
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You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
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against defendant On fum ~ tslA.h with iu.
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