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SPECIAL WITCH HAZEL.

This is not a dope to
whiten the skin, but a
specially distilled extract
of the witch hazel, hama
meliS ViYginiana,. used in.
stead of arnica. for bruises,
sprains, etc.
It is positively the best
remedy known, for sore
ness or Inflammation and
no family should be with.
out it. Large bottles IS
cents.
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KEEPS GROWING
The Strike Hourly Be.
comes Greater.
MANY MORE ROADS IDLE
The End Is Apparently a Long Way
OH.
GREAT LOSS is RESULTlN

The Contest Has Now Extended to
Nearly Every Road West of Chi
cago-The Northern Pacific and
Southern Pacific paralyzed-Un-
successful Attempts to Move
Trains-A. r. v. Men at Omaha
Refuse to Comply With Presi-
dent Debs' Orders to Strike-At
Chicago the Stock Yards and
Packing Houses Are Heavy suf-
ferers-Railroad Managers Say
There VIII Positively Be No Com
promise-Talk OF Arresting Pres
ident Debs-There May Be a
Strike on the Montana Union.
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ssiea. but ee basis taSnAiea.
Under the NcKlnlsy law - an,
taking the imports iee ie entses
averaging - psr cent. were lev!ed ON
eloo 0oo. 900 Of dutiahls impoetsi unose soe
house bill the du,iss would have beea -
pss cent. on eal. 900 dutiabls imeorts.
the rest bsing free. Under the senate oii
the rate would b - per cent. on - s-
900 Of impaired goods. He eiaiupe the
senate hill would increase the ees!s OF
TAXATION os80o0.0o0 ever The Mckinley
law, ANA he wanted this 70 appeaf - ths
eomparisou. NcNillin called atteotiou
10 the fact that 60.0oo. 900 Of this tnsreess
would b due 10 the tax on sugar Ins
point Of no quorum wss raised, and while
waiting for quorum to APPEAR. the deesh
oe Congrsssmsn Shaw Of Wisconsin was
snnounesd. A committee was appeansed
to attend the funeral and the hosDs ID.
journsd.
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THEY'RE AFRAID OF HILL
Railroad Isn Think fhslst I SHOW
For Cheap Rlis&
M'NelLL THE LINK PIN
He Has Made Up HE Mind 20
Make the O. n. 3 N. Pay,
and the Chances Are
He'll Do Il.
lelLL THE LINK PIN

OMAHA, Aug. T.-At Omaha railroad
hsadquartsrs are considerably disturbed
over the mutlny Of the transeontinental
railread representatives at Chicago to.
day. Local representatives think that In
all the discussion that has been going on
since the meeting was called, . strong
factor has been seemingly overlooked,
the Oregon Railroad q Navigation COM
psny, and the part Il would play In the
formation OF tho association. II 10 we'll
known here that p. o. Mcneil 10 dstsrm.
insd 10 make paying property out Of the
Oregon Railroad D Navigation II such
. thing 10 possible. The tis-up With the
Great Northern, Omaha railroad mon
think, warrants tho prsdiction that the
Oregon Railroad D Navigation will BE-.
come scaipinR road. II such thing
should occur, II would seriously interfere
With the rates on the Northern Pacific
and Southern Pacific.
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Dsmlne In Gsel Fern.

New YORK. Aug. H.-Thers was small
attendance at Shespshead Bay to-day 10
spite Of the fact that the card was good
one. The chisf event Of the day was the
fourth race for 3-ysar-olds over the Futur.
ity course. The interest WAS In the ruus
ming Of Domino. lao pounds up, and while
hs was an odds-on favorite, thsrs was
much doubt - to his ability to vim
Peacsmaksr was . long shot, although HE
1ns race for . mile on Saturday should
have made him factor. Domino Jumped
into the lead at once and won In Q coms
mon eallop with great sass In fast time
Psacsmaksr Was only half length AVIAN
Five furlongs-Defargilla won, Flirt sec.
ond, Florsncs third; time, 90 IS. Five
furlongs-Mr. Sage won, Irish Belle se0
ond, Manchester third; time. 1s0i. Mfla
and one furlone-Rochs won. Basssttlav
second. The Pepper third; time, 500 80
Futurity courss-Domino won, Peaess
maker second, Harrington third, time
l:iO. One emile-Chattanoogs won. Tom
Skidmore second. Shadow third; time,
40 rs. Ono mile -wattsrson won, Cles
msntine second, Thurston third; time.
Al rs.
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Cash In ths Trsss Q arg.

WASHINGTON, Aug. T.-Ths cAsh bal
ancs In the treasury to-day, the last prov.
ious to the one on which tho new tari6
act becomes operative, was $i36, ,49e, ,f3O, Of
which &S4, ,96s, ,305 was gold reserve. So far
this months receipts aggregate s35, ,6ss ,057.
Of which 2A, $50, ,113 was from internal
revenue and S9,592,9is from customs.
The internal revenue receipts for the 10
days In which the president has had the
tariff bill In his possession. amounted to
si9,063,759. The expenditures this month
amount to s27, $50 900, leaving o surplus Of
acout s., ,000, 600 for tho month to date.
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The Asti.Anarehiss Dill,

WASHINGTON, Aug. N.-Rsprsssn tativs
w. A. Stones bill for the consular inspec.
ton Of immigrants coming to this coun-
tsy 10 involved In the conference commit
tee deadlock and will thus 20 over to tho
next session. When the measure reached
the senate the Hill anti-anarchist bill Was
adopted 40 . substitute. Thus the house
and senate passed radically different bills
and there Was no way Of harmonising
them. In conference u was dsterminsd
to Try to got the anti-auarchist bill through
the senate ~ separate measure. but this
failed In the house. II II had succeeded,
the copfsrses might havo reported In favor
Of the Stone bill.
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company had not compelled MIS- Curtis
70 pay rent. bat sdmittst shs had done 20.
Rev. DE-. c. H. Hsatoa, Of The Church Of
The Paternity Of New York, surprised the
spsetatoss By biz tsstimoay. He asssr ted
that the reports Of suffering ct Pullman
bad been grossly exaGessatsd. He had
Waited % heusss, - said, and found no
dsettsutton and ne distress. Ths mon
he'd told him that thsy hsA no real erisv.
aness, be declared. and bad no reel cause
fee striking. Dr.. Heatoa dld not think
compulsory arbltratioa would prevent
strikse, and gave - hls rsason that one
sido OF such controversies, the laboeins
men, we're mot rssponsibls aud that any
Asreemsnt that might b reached would
b liable 10 violation. Ths clergyman
said that the proper msthod Of prsvsntins
strikes vas 70 build up aud Improve the
charaeter Of the workingman. He had
found Pullman, he said, very satlsfac-
tory place In that regard, 40 mems char.
acters there were under good influence.
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In . Good Cause.

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-An appeal signed BY
L. Meyers. president of tho strikers COM
mittce. was issued to-day TO the charitably
inclined public, asking for contributions
toward fund to be used in the transpor-
taiion OF the Pullman unemployed TO
points where they will be able to obtain
employment.
Mr.. Bryant was asked about the case OF
Jennie Curtis. q Pullman enployc, who
had claimed she had been compelled to
pay back rent due. The witness said tho
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JAPAN - CIVILIZED.
Great nsisaia Admits Il asd Other xas
tieas will Foiisw.

Great bsitala Admits 10 ssd other Nas
sisas VIII Foiisw.
WASHINGTON, Aug. U.-Japan has d
last succeeded In IN object very dear 10
her people. and for which the government
has strivsn With all OF tho arts Of diplo.
macy foe many years. The nsws has
been received here By the diplomatio
corps that Q new treaty has Just beon
NEGOTIATED bssvssn Japan and GrsaS
Britain, by the terms Of which the claim
Of extra territorial jurisdiction BY the lats
tsr b abandoasd. Negotiations lookIna
to the ratilcatioa Of similar treaties are
going on between Japan and the United
States and ethsr European natieus than
Great Britain, and Il 70 assumed that thsy
win now speedily follow the example ED
by the latter and fully recognise the righs
OF Japan 70 administer justice In her owu
tesritosy. The Importance Of Great
Britain's action lies In the fact thae
u 10 really . rscognition Of Japan a.
fully eivilissd power. Ths assertion a
extra territorial Jurisdiction has always
bssn eeuliusd To hashareus aud seml-eivs
ilissd countries, whose ignorance oe the
hsst principles Of justice and Law sssmsa
10 ssndss inopsrstivs the rsssntiou by civ.
ilissd nations % the world Of the right 70
administse justice where thsie ewn eitIs
ssas vsss conesrnsd, even - against The
natives of the ssmi-civilissd ee0ntsy and
within its borders. This has bssn done
through the medium of The eonsulaP
courts Ever since the wave Of eivilisatioa
hes rolled over Jspan, hsr sentative snd
proud psopls have rsssatsd The coasiaus
anes es the extra territorial systsm, uoe
solely because Of Ito workings, but else
because II was . standing dselAsatiea tha>
japan wAs not eivllissd and was . rsneel
tioa upon the Japanese judiciary.
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THEIR OWN BOSS.
Paiimsa's O'd Empieyss win Start IN
Duslaess for Thensslvss.

Dasiaess for Thsmsslvss.
HiAwArIIA. Kas., Aug. 27.-A company
Of ex-smployss Of the Pullman company.
hasksd b. Chicago capital, hes besa- o.
eanissd 10 build car and general manu-.
faeturing shops at Hiawatha. Brown
county cisissns have taken 1000 in stock
snd Chicago capitalists el00,000. Louis
Meyer. president, and C. O. Allen, sscre-
tsry. will be in Hlawatha Tuesday to
select . site and complete arrangements
to begin work on tho plant at once. C. q.
Allan u the inventor Of . new palace
slesping car for which Mr.. Pullman
offered him s65, 900 and New York com.
pauy $4,000 and . royalty. The company
will b managed on the cooperative plan,
each workman 10 receive share Of the
prolts, though the capitalists are guaran.
tssd six psr cent. on their investment be.
fore the laborsr comes In for his share.
The company has control Of i've patents
end manufactures oil kinds OF railroad
equipment. Louis Meyer. president Of
the company, 10 the architect Of the ini.
tial Pullman shops and has been In the
employ Of the company ever since its
oeeanisation. Eight hundred sx-employss
oe the Pullman shops will come and b.
GIN The building Of the works 40 soon q
the preliminary arrangements are made.
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sLAiNE's WORK LOST.


The Reciprocity Trsatisa Practically
KILLED By the New Hi'i.
WASHINGTON, Aug. N.-Section n OF
the new tariff law repsals section 3 Of the
Mckinley act under which tho reciproctty
treaties were drawn, with the proviso
that ''nothing herein contained shsll be
held to abrosate OF In any way Affect such
reciprocal commercial arrangements -
have been heretofore made and nov sx.
let between the United States and foreign
countriss, except where such arrange
ments are consistent with the provieIeus
of this act" II 10 apprshsnded that the
exception above noted will b much
more general than the rule, for Il 70 ex'
psctsd that Notwithstanding the deelarAe
tion Of the provlso, the eifsse Of the new
tariff Law will b to tumble = the ground
the whole fabric Of the rscipeoeity treaties
the rates Of duties In one Of the rsclpgoesty
treaties and that unfavosably TO fessaGn
nations party to them. and already sue-
esstions have reached the state DEPART
mens from the foreign governments Inter.
ssted to the effect that the new act Will
nullify treaties, for II cannot b presumed
that they will permit the United States to
continue tho enjoyment Of the ex.
cellsnt privileges In the matter OF
free imports and low duties after
the concessions made by the United
States to secure those privileges have
been withdraw, ~ they are Ia large
measure by the new tariff act. The sub
jsct is one which will call for constructiou
by the department, but the opinion
among diplomats 10 that the treaties are
practically repealed By the provisions es
the new tariff bill.
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Tax ON Spirits.

WASHINGTON. Aug. T.-Internai Reve-
nuo Commissioner Miller to-day sent the
following telegram to al! collectors Of in
ternal revenue: ".ifter to-day collect tax
on spirits at sl.l0 per gallon aud q pro-
portionate rate on all fractions OF one
tenth on more. Notify stamp deputcs.'
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IN THE HOUSE.
Al Attempt to Prins the Tariff Bili La
Deadly Parallel.


WASHINGTON, Aug. T.-The galleries
wero crowded with visiting Knights Of
Pythias and their families when the house
met to-day, but less than 80 members were
present. Holman asked unanimous con.
sent for the consideration Of bill to pay
J. o. Cobb & Co. Of Aurora, Ind, $500 for
barecs taken by the government during
the war. It was his first request Of the
kind in years. but il was refused. Rich.
ardson offered Q resolution TO print the
tariff bill with comparisons Of the rate be-
tween the bill as IL becomes law, and as
II passed the house, and the Mckinley bill.
Wilson pointed out the difficulty OF re-.
ceiving the specific figures as TO ad
valorem duties and said the comparison
would he misleading. Mr.. Wilson thought
the comparison should not be simply
q comparison Of rates Of tax.
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DAM.

The Pslnes Of Indis Chased ny Rear
Ing TerrssG.
SnfEA. India, Aug. T.-Ths breaking Of
o dam ct Hogua lake caused torrent six
sest deep 10 sweep through the valley,
washing away ell the buildings between
Aegua and Hurdward. The lake was
termed by . landslide and 10 fivs miles
long and thres-quartsrs Of mile wide.
In places Il 10 several hundred feet deep.
Owing to the precautions taken by the
government in transporting the inhabl.
tants away by railway when Il became ap.
parent the dam would givo away thsrc
Was no loss OF life.
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At i2 O'CLOCK.

Clsvslsad Psrmittsd the TarlR Bill 70
nee. me Q Law.
WAsHIN0T0N, Aug N.-Ths tariff bill
which has bssn In tho custody Of the
treasury department was returned TO the
white house this morning. Il 10 stated
suthoritativsiy that . veto d out Of the
question. Tho bill will become law at
u o'clock tonight. Secretary Carlisle this
afternoon will issue instructions to col.
lectors throughout the country directing
them TO carry out the provisions Of the
new oct.
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Auo toe WoteBey Ieuoe 10 10 Mars
Deal.
NEW YoRK, Aus. N.-Russsll Sage has
annouucsd that - far % hs b conesrnsd.
negotiations for . loan to the whisksy
trust ass Oh owing 10 the fact that the
trust's Representatives are unwilling TO
become individually responsible for the
funds.
PEORIA. M. Aug. N.-At p. N. only
d 10000 had been deposited In New
York banks for the payment Of the
100000 taxes.
II was rsportsd this morning that the
whiskey trust would pay taxes to the
amount Of 5000. 90, at II o'clock, but up
TO o'clock tho ofacials Of the revenue
once had received no advicss.
In visw Of the failure Of nseotiations
here II 10 rumored the whisksy trust has
sndsavorsd 70 secure . loan Of o6,0W.O00
In Chicaeo. Inquiry Of bankers In Chi.
caeo indicate Il will b impossible for the
whisksy trust to secure lean Of oc,00o,.
O0Q
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HARLEM, ILL.,. Aua. E.-One miis-Gass
con won. McLight second. Rice third,
time. :t3. Five furlongs Alice won,
Repeater second, Mandolina third; time,
l:ilE. rhree-quarters of a mile-Liber.
tine won. May Thompson second. High.
land third; time, i:l3t.. One mils-Qaeeu
Bess won, Lulu L. second. Abl,Bs third,
time. i4ls4. Miie and one-quarter-Joo
Murphy won, Bessie Bisland second,
Gather third; time, 207I. Three-quarters
of . mile--Fra piavolo won, Red Glen sec.
ond, Handspuf third; time. l:lt.
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DRYDEN HANGS ON.

He HAS 0esd Jsb ssd 10 willing 10
Keep II
WASHINGTON, Aug. N.-Judes Cole Of
the district supreme court to-day denied
the petition Of Lytiston p. Dryden, for.
merly shipping oommissioner Of tho port
Of Baltimocs, for Q mandamus on Secrs-
tary Carlisle 70 compel bis retention In Of.
hcs. the sscrstary having removed him
without cause. Dryden's counsel noted
an appeal. The decision, unless reversed.
viii establish tho authority Of the sscrs.
tssy Of the treasury to remove shipping
commissioners at will
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THOUSANDS OF LOYAL KNIGHTS
washiagtes the keens sf Dsautieai
Spectacle.

Spectacle.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Y.-Ths nag over
Camp George Washineton was lowered 10
hslf-mast to-day on account Of the death
Of Congressman B. Shaw Of Eau Claire,
Wis., past supreme chancslloe Of The
Knights Of Pythias. Thrse hundred I'd.
ditional tents from the war department
were raised to-day, making the whole
number 1000. but there were still reports
of overcrowdine, and the Washington di.
visions, which have been tentinR with the
visitors, gave up their quarters TO the
Michigan mon. The number In camp is
about 10000. The crack companies
drilled on the Monument grounds before
hundreds Of spectators.
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TO RECEIVE MR.. HARTMAN.
Night asd Wsieens Him.
Speclsl Dispateh 10 the STANDARD

Ntgot eDo Weteoos Atm.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BozEMAN, Aug. 29.-Ths Young Mems
Republican club Of Gallatin county mst
at their regular quarters this evening for
the purpose Of making Anal arrangements
for the reception Of Charles s. Hartman,
who will arrive on Tuesday morning from
Washington. On Tuesday evening at 30
the Young Mems Republican club, the
members Of the Gallstin county central
committee and citizens will DO met by tho
Boseman cornet band at the opera house.
They will then march to the homo OF
Mr. Hartman and escort him to tho opera
house where speaking will begin at 8
o'clock. ]. v. BoSert, chairman Of tho
county central committee. will preside
over the meeting and George ID. Pease,
president Of the republican club, will
speak In bchaif Of that organization, well
coming home Montana's congressman.
The rest Of the talking will be given to
Mr.. Hartman. after which an informal re-
ception will be held.
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THEY DRINK BLOOD.
a CAiasss Secret sssisiy which Has n
In fss the Empssss.

CHICAGO, Aug. N.-The Gee Hing. the
Chinese sscrss society, whose avowsd In
tsntlon. II is said, 10 to effect the ovsss
throw oe the present emperor ef China, u
bsiue rapidly recruited In Chicago. as4
Sunday, Sept. .. has been selected foS
holding big eoaciavs hses. Preminsnt
Chinamsn from Ill parts d the country
will be here and IL 70 expected that the
order will at the time decide upon the
course to b pursusd In the Chinese
Japsnsss var. New msmbses are being
secured daily and the Gee Hing hssdK
quarters on South Clara street ass thh
scene Of frsqusnt inisiAtions. The ''ins
itiation" includes . ceremony In which
everybody present dravs sons of hio
blood, which 10 caught In . tankard anl
which 10 slipped By all. including thA
Initiated.
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broke the Yeariiny Record.

WoopI Am, Cal. Aug. s7.- Abdell won
the ycarllng dash to-day in s:sj, breaking
the trotting record for ycarlings in race.
Abdeli is brown colt and is owned by
the palo Alto stock farm.
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LiADLg TO Dg TROUBLE
Yeress % she YesssA aaA csaee Yrs<
Dtafss In the H1slA.

BRussEIs. Aug. N.-Advices received
from 81. Paul dc Londa, West Africa,
say . dstachmsnt ef 800 French troops
accompanied by fsld guns landed Aug. 3
as Loaneo. destined Tor the Anshir region,
The authorities Of the Congo Free State
were pushing forward troops, guns and
stores with o view Of upholding their side
Of the boundary dispute. which has since
bssn settled by treaty at Paris on Aug. IL
Meantime, . collision between French
and Congo troops b feared.
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MURDER OR SUICIDE.
Cestrastsr Conrad Jasi Fsaad Dead q
Lrxingten, Macs.

LxxIxoroS, Mass, Aug. H.-conrad
Juul es Danvers, contractor we'll known
10 eastern Massachusetts,, who with Q
large gang Of Italians was constructing Q
reservoir Tor the Lexington Water COM
pany, shot himself dead this morning. He
had just left his boarding house for the
purpose Of calling his mon TO work. He
vss Q Norwegian. 81 ysars old and mar.
pisd. No motive 10 known for the act. He
vas for several ysars superintendent Of
construction for the American Rapid
Telegraph company with headquarters in
New York, and built many Of that COM
pauy's lines.
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FLUSHING. Aug. s7.-Four members Of
the German vessel Aiclheid. from Ant.
werp and Danuic. have been attacked
with cholera. One Of them has since dieSk
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To-Diy'. Weather.

WAsHrSGroS, Aug. 27.-For Montana:
Increasing cloudiness. with local rains;
decidedly cooler, northwest winds.
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HELENA'S RACES.
A Else Day. 0sed Attsndaaes saa the
Faveyttes wia.
&OAaial nlarn IA n 4eamAasS

u Ssoe nay 0eo0 Ateendauoe oua the
Favspttss wis.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
HELENA, Aua. T.-Ths attendance to.
day was greatly In excess Of that on
Saturday. The ladies we're OUT In force
and with many children. There were at
least 1000 peopls In and about the grand
stand. The day was 80 near psefsction,
from racing point Of View, % ono could
wish, the track In first-class condition and
she racing good. Each race was won By Q
favorits and the talent was eonssqusutly
happy.
The hrst rAes. 81 four and Q halt fur.
lengs. wss wea b. Nsssis Gln, the sseead
BY Eta AcKssvsr. With Bsaueasehsr 60.
ond; the tros b. Casyis Carns, and the
last, dash ~ ssvsn-eishths q . nile, b.
zamloek without . struggle. Nettis Glen
bsat Carrie Crooks neck, Eta NcKssvss
woa from Beaueatchcr by looe nsck and
&Amioek hy . length from Mlnnis Beach.
A hundred yards from the wire 10 Nsstis
Glen's race Carris Crooks sssmed 70 have
the race won, then she faltsred and let
Nsttie ret her bead In front. Casyle
Carus dropped the first heat - hls astuts
manager neglected to put his hobblss on.
Tho races were run on promptly and
~ w. ~ ~ -. IN. 10 'oxn ~, Ss.oss - . sun-
~: Ine tFse-'oeNeh tros vsi % pus ovee
70 FRIDAY end . dash o. I've milss BE-
tween Aiamasn ana heoose 9. 70 sue-
gssted - one Of the attraetioas See Satur.
day. A special pace on that day between
Scsoto Girl. Boauls b. Del Norte and
Brlno Trix u arranged.
Al
-..."- $50 ~sN
pu.sv so ~ "C"'wsu"ss ~ AusSCuus
euo ousee-U' Y. niesene ens q NesSse
Glen, ., ITO pounds, King, II Boise
stables, ch. m. Carrie Crooks, ., III
pounds. Dinelsy, o; b. NcCinisy's ch. G.
st. Jseeb, y ITO pounds, Williams, 3, 2.
n. Starksy's b. :. Bessis, III pounds,
BossmAn. and w. H. Murray's b. IN. West
Wind, III ponnds, Hedges, sHa eaSasssA
The wiunsr BY Glen Elm-Nsttiss. Tine,
:68. Nutuals paid ee.8.
Second raes. one mile, running handt
cap, purss e00o-AaVcus Daly's oh. Z.
Eta AcKssvse, 2, 90 pounds. 1; Marcus
Daly's ch. !. Beaucatchse, 3, l07 pounds,
Smith, 2, Hieeins Bros b. b. 81. Croix,
lO7 pounds. Heuucssy. q: Il. Mc(sinloy's
oh. :. Clirov. a. "a pouods. Clcar,. And ".
N.xs..,. ~ T.--h.s.. . 40 ,,s..,c.
XSas 80 .sS - NJ
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-28
bgcAvsE He LOVED HER.

wife Died.
SAN Francisco, Aug. H.-Auaustus r.
Brecksnfeld, one Of tho handwriting OK.
perts In the Martin Hill case, committed
suicide this afternoon by shooting himself
In the head. HIS wife died to-day and
Brscksnteld concluded he could not live
without her.