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tho Pullman, Poormun and other races
nro run. Dillon held tho West Virginia
road record, 52:lj, but he broke that
record badly Yesterday. McCauslaud.
too, eclpscd Dillon's record last year.
riding tho fifteen miles in 62:0S.
Joo Luhic, OF Benwood, was ono OF
tho scratch mon, aud 1t was expected
that no would DO among tho first to
cross tho finish limo. He was uniortu-
nate, however, having two bud falls, one
OF ,hcm at Chicken Mock hill, and alto.
gothor rode throe wheels In Yesterdays
racc. Considering these facts, Lubic
did crcnt work. Frank Miller, tho
speedy Y. NJ. @. A. club ontrant, also
dropncd out, having tRkcn bad fall on
tho big hill beyond Wheeling Park, OUT
ward bound. Olhor ridCrs who started
but did not finish wCro John Clnlor, q.
A. stroehlein, W. q. kunklo and james
SwOnnOY.
Tho most exciting part Of tho rncc was
betwcnn Fulton aud " Mhoolng coming
in. Dillon had collarod aud passed
ovory ridor except McCaustand, aud
made a great attempt TO beat the latter
ont. but Mac was out ~ win, ana nut
IN pace that was good enough Tor tho
1894 winner. 1t was said last night that
Dillon could hnvo won but did mott no
tOnsuna for such an unreasonable action
wOrc gIvOn by those who nude THIS a''
Bettion, md tho fact that Dillon rode
such fast raco makes hO assertion
prcpoa,orous. Dillon rodu Tor all hO
was worth, aud that's . good deal.
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HOW II WAS WON.

MoCNusland Rode Great Race aud De.
served to wIu-DlilOn's Gront Endeavor
to win from scratch Failed, but He
Broke tho weSs Virginia Road Record
BADLY
1t was grOat contest aud the hsndi-
capperS' work was shown to be about
right, McCausland. tho winner, took
tho lead before AltonhOim was reached
and during the balance Of the race was
never passed, though several riders
tried conclusions with him at different
stages. Dillon, from scratch, rode 4
wonderful race. He caught aud passed
every man who started excepting Nc
CauSland and finished only little over
one minute behind the winner. His
time is really wonderful, considering
the hilly aud at places very rough
course. That time, 49:45, on the local
course means about 10 minutes dat on q
smooth, level road like that on which
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Refuses to Talk About Her Knowledge
OF tho Pls,LsI SIurders, but She Evl.
IDENTITY Knows something.
FRAxELtY, ISD., July l7.-Mrs. Gcorg.
lana Howard, wiis OF Howard, or
Holmes, tho Insurance. awindler, is at
tho homo OF her mother, Mrs. Mary
Yoke, In this city Mrs. Howard has
been busy all day getting ready for a
trip to Philadelphia tonight in answer
to telegram from District Attorney
Graham. Mrs. Howard, when asked
about her knowledge OF the Pietzel
children, said:
Upon that subject l have nothing 10
She was told It was reported that she
would swear that Howard was not In
Toronto at the time the Peltzel children
were murdered. Sho replied: II de.
cline to make any statement on that
subject"
Mrs. Howard's mother here inter.
posed with: THAT report is certainly
not true"
Mrs. Howard said that she was at In.
diauapolis part OF last September and
October when Howard and tho Peitzel
children were thero. Asked II she knew
the Peitzel children and that the Poltzel
boy had disappeared, Mra. Howard
Iaid:
"Why, never knew therO was such a
family in existence, and how could 1
know what became OF tho boy2 never
heard of tho Pcitzel family until my
trns oFFnutal "
"Did you ever SEQ tho father Of tho
children2'
Eyes; know him in Fort Worth,
Texas, whore ho worked on business
block which Mr.. Howard was building,
but no won't undor another name. l
did not know that ho had n family"
Mrs. Howard was asked what she
knew about Howard having other
wives and replied that she knew moth.
ing about 1t, but had heard it said that
he had.
Hero Mira Yoke explained TINT there
is no evidence that Howard over mar
ried any other woman than her daugh-
tor, and said that hor daughter AMI
Howard werc married in December and
that the marriage certificate was in her
possession.
Mrs. Howard also stated that sho aud
hor husband had lived in Fort Worth
from February to April, 1891, and after
that almost everywhere. Mrs. Howard
gave evidence that sho knew Just where
10 stop talking. Sho appeared to be
uneasy that her mother would say
something that ought not to DO paid,
Nothing could bo obtained from her
that would indicate TINT sho had any
knowledge Of Howard's Crookcdncss
and crimcI, or that sho is any other
than devoted wife
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MANY KILLED and HURT.

brave FiTsmon aud Others Go Down In n
Disastrous Fire At CinCinnRti-ThO Prop
eFty L0Ss-Ths List Of the Victims,
CINCINNATI, July 1O,-Ths caIualtlel
Of to'day'a fire were "a follows;
Dead-Capt. Michael ". Hoalsy, FIRE
company No, 20; Thomas w. Wisbey,
plpeman, company No, s, son Of tue late
Fro OhieI Lew Wisbey,
Iniurel-LieutenRnt B. +. Newman,
company 20, The following, painfully
hurt, are doing we'll; William GrieWe,
pipeman, No, 10; Captain Peter
Purcell, hook and ladder No, Z; Martin
McNally, reel driver, company No. !.
Pipemau Ben Tieper, company 4; Bart
Fanning, hook /; William Inomp.
son, hook il jim Hanks, company
4; Walter HsnloR, company l0i
John Mullen, driver Of tool
wagon Tony Anthony, company 20i
Dennis Doherty, company lOi ]. Pat
ton, company 8; Lieutenant Sam
Boyd, company IA; Theodore simp.
son, bookkeepeF, hip fractured; /;
Louis Busch, ReronNut, skull traC-
tured. SupsIitutes. ]. Bradford and
John Irnis. Total killed, two; total in
jured, eighteen.
Of tho injured, six arc in hospital aud
twelve at their homes.
At 2 p. IN. to-day an alarm was turned
in from box Is. A big fro had started
in the iiva-story hay and feed warehouse
OH. II. HeTmesch & Company At Water
and Walnut streets. 1t spread so as to
threaten tho entire square bounded by
Walnut, Vine and Front streets and n
general alarm soon called out tho Ontire
department. The square tonight is al
most all in ashes and ths flames at times
came very near reaching buildings
across the streets. Besides the loss OF
property, two 1remen arc dead and
eighteen arc injured.
The warehouse went up like an
explosion. Then the fire spread
to Nelson Morris and Company's
largo stables, but their large
warehouse stood fire proof The ad.
joining commission and tobacco camp
warehouses, however, went like piles ot
kindlinC. causing such a contlagration US
to threaten tho north end Of tho suS.
pension bridge.
All the streams OF water had no effect
on the fire. in those warehouses and tho
tiremen oxerted themselves to save 9TH
or buildings. Tho dense smoke from the
burning piles Of tobacco prevented the
Gremon from seeing their danger, When
the walls OF these warehouses fell, tho
fro spread in all directions, damaging
lIoymeyOr sons e. Company's western
dre,sUd cork company, Henry He'll &
Sons.
Those burned entirely out we're:
]. Sermon IL Co., loaf tobacco;
loss SSj,OO0; George o. Brown com.
mission, loss on stock, $4,000;
II. l. Mauning& Company, commission;
]. II. Hormesch & Company, feed and
hay; ]. A. ]. Smith, stables; Mel
son Morris & CompanY's stables;
Klein & Quirk. commission; Simmons
Il Norris, commission; Langley, Gatlick
& Company, river suppliesi ]. D. Pea
cock, naval supplies,
At half past two the Front street walls
iell, killing two and woundinG sixteen
tiremen, as already stated.
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PIG IRoN PnopuorIoN

For the rlrIt Half of the Ysnr-An Inter.
ostlnE Comparative statement
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1.-THE Bul.
leIin Of tho American Iron and Steel
Association, which issues tomorrow,
will say:
The total production Of PIC iron in
tho United States In tho first half Of
1895 was 4,0S7,55S gross tons, against
2,7l7OS3 tons in tho first half Of 1891
and $780, 4O5 tons in the second half OF
1894. Largo as was tho gain Of l,3GO,575
tons in the frIt half Of 1895 over the
fret hall Of 1894, tho gain over tho sec
ond half was only l4S, l53 tons.
In tho twelve months from June 30,
1854, 10 Juno 30, 1906, We made $685.
SB3 tons OF pig iron. In the last six
months OF 1906 wo shall probably mako
about 100000 tons, which will bring
our total production for 1895 up TO o.
100000 tons. Our maximum produc.
ton was In 1890 whom We made 0,202, :
703 tons. Our next largest production
WIS III lNVs0 Wllull Wu Hlhlh W NON WV
tons. In 1898 our production fell 10 T.
l2i jO2 tons, aud In 1894 1t fell to 0,Oj7,
3SS tons.
The production Of BOsSomcr pig iron
in tho fret half Of sos was g,iO2,023
gfosi tons, or over 6S per cont Of tho
total production.
Tho number OF furnaces which warc
In blast oil Juno 30. 1894, was lOS. On
December 81, 1894. the number In blast
had increased to 1856. OnJuna 80, 1895,
tho number In blast was 1856, whilo 3li
woto out Of blast.
The asBoCiation's BlatiItlc4 Of unBold
stocks Of pig iron on June 30, 1905. nrO
exceedingly favorable Tor the producers
Tho stocks Of pig iron which wGro un.
sold in tho hands OF manufacturers or
thuir agents nj that datO, and which
woro not intended for their own con.
| sumption, amounted to i30,gDO gross
tons, u dOCrUaNO OF lbS,3Di tons since
December u, 1891. IhUic figures do
not inCudB pig iron sold and not rO.
moved from tho furnace bank, nor pig
iron manufactured by rolling mlll pro,
printora Ior their own use. Tho largest
doCrOnqo In tho ak months iudl Ond1d
was, Of course, In coko pig irOn, but
| thOrc was nlAO largo decrease In char.
coal stocks from $50, lS3 tons 10 200, ,GST
| tons to 200, 6sT tons On Juno 80 char.
coal stocks Bill constituted, however,
nearly onO.lali Of tho unsOld stocks.
Included In thu i3j, 200 tons Oi unsoll
pig tnl on tho 3Olh Of Juno last, wctc
10000 tons In tho yards Of tho America
plg Iron Storage Warrant Company,
which wOtO yoL under tho control Of tito
makOfs, tho part In tlln,n yards not IN.
dor thOlt control amounting to Sl,3Ol
tons, which ndIOd lU tho i3O 200 tons
above mpnllonol, nnkci Il total OF go
6DJ gtosi tons 0t unsoll plg iron, which
w8Fa on tha market NJ TINT date HgainSL
n total Of OOl, ,32S tons on December ~,
1891.
Tho total quantity Of stock, In tho
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BY THOUSANDS
The Baptist Young People are
Arriving In Baltimore,
THE CONVENTION OPENS TODAY
and WIN bo the Greatest DonOmI-
national Gathering OF Young Pso'
plO OF tho YoAr-HAndIInE the
CrowdS-Report of tho Board of
AIAuagOrs-ThIrty.onO States Organ
ized and Two UnIonsin Canada

BALTIMORE, July lZ-By train ant
boat, delegates aud delegations to the
international convention Of the Young
Peoples Union Of America are con
Itantly arriving. They are coming thOu'
sands strong, and arc keeping tho recep
tion commlsteeS busy at depot aud
wharf.
The crowds will continue to come til
tomorrow night. when the last deIcga
tion iS scheduled to arrive from New
BruRIwick, Canada.
At the tent to-day the carpenters and
decorators were putting tho dniahing
touches on the interior. Officials were
planning for handling tho crowds aud
tho conYenienceI necessary to tue sel'
BiOns OF the convention,
Tho local committees headquarters at
tho YIN. @. A. building is busy place
Tho members OF the entertainment
committee have scattered among the
various churches, which are oil used az
regiSIratlon headquarters. Each dale
gate us he registers, Is given a souvenir
programme, map OF Baltimore, conYen'
tion song book, advertising Tau, booklet
guido to thu city Of Baltimore and a
convention badge. A lodging place ia
also assigned each delegate.
The report Of the board OF managers,
to be road tomorrow forenoon, ut the
first session Of the convention says:
"lhs spirit Of the annual reports for
the past three conventions has been
progressive.
"rhero Wero nino organized states
represented at our frat historic conven'
tion at Chicago. There are thirty.onO
states organized to-day, and We have
with Us reports OF the two Unions Of
Canada, that OF the maratlme provinces
and that OF Ontario aud Quebec.
"Ihe last year has been emphatically
tho best Of tho four Of which tho union
has seen. Enthusiasn for the move.
ment was greatly kindled by the To-
ronto convention.
"Our Canadian and southern broth
rem were introduced to each other last
year at Toronto. This year, north aud
aoulh, east aud west have come together
in notable ways for Baptist fellowship
aud cooperation.
ut 10 quito certain that this great
home gathering Of our American BAp.
tiSt young people 10 sing. To pray aud
TO confer together Of our common faith
and work was never moro widely ap.
proved than aI this time. When Wo
consider that nearly ono.third Of
American evangelical Christeudom are
Baptist, II is surely grand and worthy
order that We have once year such q
gathering. While choriIhing tho kind
est OF sentiments towards tho comprs-
hensiye movement OF Christian En-
deAVor In itS efforts TO include all de-
nominations in such meetings, VIC may
nevertheless believe that tho proper do.
velopmont OF our Baptist millions i'm.
peratively demands those conventions
OF moro specific denominalional seuti.
msnt and purpose. In holding such
meeting We believe that We are plau'
ming more intelliRently for tho future
Of tho cause Of Christ, as its deSLiniss
| lie within our responsibility"
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rELEoRApHIC BRIEFS.

Adyicos from Cuba state that Col
sanloildos, the Spanish commander IN
Santiago, has boOl killed. In aklrmish
with tia insnrgontn
Tho Pan.AmodCnn CongCs1 oI 10.
ligion aud Education will open In Tor.
onto, Ont, to-day An interesting ica.
turo will bo tho address oi Archbishop
ireland tomorrow, for which 1000 pOr'
sons hayo requested lickOla
Tho Westinghouse Electrical Com.
pnny has reelected tl old board Of d..
roulos. Tho report oi rrOlidont George
Westinghouse showed tho total asSeLs
ma being sl233i, $40 SS. Tho not profits
for last yonr wore Ill,0OJGS
Tho pnrochinl school connected with
tho Church oi tho Holy Cross ai Char
lotto, n y. burned yesterday War.
rants have boon Is1uc1 Tor tlo arrest nj
rIojnniIuf, JOAN Urpnin, and lila qlalot
Nora, bnth NJ Whum nru III tito GHtttlty
oi Ralhor jOnn NJ. Fitzgerald. Tho nro
IL believed To bO tho result VI iaCLiOnnI
lght In tho church,
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A FIREMAN illLhED


In u PcnnsJlVnnlN WrcCN-Owoa His Fate
to tho Fact Thnt IIo Exchanged Places
with Another.
NonusroS, Pa JnIy IA ponnsyl.
vanIa railroad freight train was wrecked
this morning on tho Tronton Cut.OG
branch In Deep Cut, in Plymouth
Township. Tho train was malo up OF
coal mud freight cars. Fireman William
kissnsor, Of Harrisburg, was tho only
mnn killed, aud hO owOt his death to
tho fact that hO had exchanged places
with Brnkoman Knrr, who was on duty
In tho locomotive cab. Conductor
Rcosc, nao OF Harrisburg had both logs
broken, but tho remainder Of tho crow
escaped injury The train, composed OF
thlfty.two cars, wdS bound from ilaf.
r,hurr to Now York. 4 coupling near
the middle OF tho train and fell on tho
track, dcrnlling thirteen cara. Tho cars
contained lcathor aud ccnl. Tho de-
bris wa, pilOd up to height Of about
twenty foot, almost IilliE tho cut aud
covering both tracks,
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the city to tho Seven Milo Post, was
lined with people. Altogether it is es.
timated that fifteen or twenty.thousaud
people exhibited their interest in the
cycling sport by witnessing the efforts OF
tho racing men. Last year 1t was no.
ticabIe that great many people who
take interest in no other form OF sport
or athletics were interested spectators,
aud yesterday this was again q feature.
The girls, too. wore out IN force, their
summer dresses making q brilliant
spectacle at the finish on Fourteenth
street at Eof.
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AN AWFUL DISASTER.

A Train Coos Through Bridge, Durying
n Number of wOrkmsn who Rrs at
Work Bsueath--A Woman Caught In the
Wreck.
DENVER, COL. July ia special to
the Times from Monument, Col, says:
Tho local freight on the Santa Fc road
fell through bridge at this place to-
day, burying beneath tho wreck MrP.
Albert Cooper aud number otthe Santa
Fe bridge gang who were rebuilding tho
bridge. The number killed Ia unknown,
as twenty cara are piled promiscuously
on top Of tho Victims.
As near aa can be learned, the local
freight, loaded heavily with lumber and
stone, passed over tho bridge at II o. m.
As tho engine nenred tho south end tho
workmen underneath saw tho bridge
rock and shouted an alarm to their
comrades. Before tho danger could bo
realized tho engine aud twenty cars
camo crashing through, burying those
who could not got out OF tho way be-
ncath tho crushing weight.
Mrs. Albert Cooper, wiio OF tho ongi-
neor OF tho bridge gang was Sltting In n
shady place under tho bridge. Hor
husband shouted to her, but the noise
OF the train drowned his voice aud II is
certain that she is in the wreck. Citi'
zons OF Monu mont aro working heroic
ally, but nothing can bO done nutil the
wrocking train arrives.
There was about twenty men In tho
bridge gRuV aud it is beloved ten or
twelve aro under tho wreck. These
must certainly huvo boon killed. Tho
engineer escaped, but tho liroman, con-
ductor and brakeman won't down with
tho wreck. Tho bridge was fifty feet
high and about 800 foot long,
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TwO iIVEI hOsE
a Freight rrnln lamp, thu rrnck-Engl'
ngOr nhd Fireman Killed,

a Freight Irnln lamp, tho Ttnck-Engl'
nVCr nnd IlrOmnn Killed.
BnApronD, PA Julyl1--A bad freight
wreck occurred near Auscorara at 4
o'clock this afternoon, In which two mon
losi their lives,
A heavy loaded norlhbound freight
train on tho WcsiOtn Nav York 4
ponnsyIvNniu was descending n slUOp
lfalO at Il high rate OF spoel, whon tho
big mogul engine jumno tho track aud
lnpplcl over tho 0mDanGlunnt with ten
cara piled OH ton ol H.,
Engineer Stout nnl l'IrOmhn Martin
did not hnyo timd 10 jump aud worO
bItlpl under thu WfrGknge, lliolr man
glod bodies being lnkon from tho dObrls
this evening. Both bodies wetO hOtfi.
bly, crushed aud ecalded.
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Virtually ooNEEssEs.
Holmes "GusSSOS ho will Swing for th
Murder OF tho PietEsl Children"

Holmes "GusSSOS hs will swing for tho
Murder of tho PietEsl Children"
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July H-H II.
IIolmes, alias Herman Mudgotts. has
virtually confessed to tho murder OF tho
two Pislzsl children, whose bodies wero
found in tho cellar Of u Toronto house.
It was learned at the office Of the dis.
trict attorney during tho two hours in.
terviow Holmes had yesterday with
three members OF tho district attorneys
stall: "Isupposo I'll swing for this"
This is the only remark dropped from
Holmes lips which in any way would
tend TO cEimiaats him, aud tho district
attorneys take this rs practical admis-
sion OF Holmes guilt. NotwitilsIRnd.
ing Holmes remark, his counsel says
he can prove an alibi In his clients
case. Ho says that Holmes was not in
Toronto when tho Plotzil children woro
murdered. This he says can be proven
by Mira Howard. Holmes third wife,
who Is at present living with her moth.
or in franklin, Ind.
The authorities place but little cred
encs in the nlibi story aud arc SRtiIded
Holmes 10 the murderer
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TIE nAcn IN DErAIn.

row tho Sion ChungOd Positions at Var.
Inus Points Along the Hund-A Few
Mlrur Accidents In which Nobudy was
seriously Injured.
Tho riders who received tho benefit oil
tho heavier handicnp5 oicoursc figured
at the front In tho early stages Ui tho
race and a, will bc ooon some Of thom
stayed thoro, notably McCNusluni, tho
wInnor who started from tho iour miu.
ulC mark, ono minute after tho limit
man UlRtor, who gOt ilye minute OlarL
UlaIot maintained his lead over the
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above named warrant yards on June 80
was tho largest yas recorded, amounting
TO 10, 200 tons,
Iron am ATnNL TRADn
oOntlauOI to Display Greater strength at
Chicago.


CHICAGO, July lz,-The Industrial
World tomorrow will say: Iron and
steel in this market, notwithstanding
thu somewhat lighter transactions, con-
Elpues TO display great strength an re-
CARDS values, which arc fully maintain
cd In all branches. Orders for mater
ial, whilO quite enormous, arc not 90
large as thcy wore in June. Quite a
little spur. iS noted in Lake Superior
iron and orders arc numerous in five
hundred to ono thousand ton lots.
Owing to oversold condition Of coke
furnaces In this vicinity, agents arc not
offering any iron aud not disposed to &C.
cept any large ordera atpresent. slruc.
tuEal material IL active aud as elevated
roads are rapidly pushing extensions
further, largo orders viii be placed
shortly, The iron and steel association
meets this week and another advance
Of 81 per ton on bars is fully expected
TO be made.
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MAsoSrowS, Pa, July l7-rhla town
was vIaItod by tho sovorest electrical
aud wind storm this afternoon known
for years. Tho towOr Of tho now NJ. H.
church was struck by lightning and
damaged considerably. Tho rainfall
was 80 hoayy that tho damage dono TO
cornnulda can scarcely bo estimated.
Large troos woro uprooLud aud lOncOs
,anrn hlnMm lnMn.
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nEpunLIoAN LEAGUE.
a Call for II Meeting of tho National Exec.
ulivs Committee.

uiivs COmmlttoc,
CnicAGo, Jnly 1L-Gon. L. A. Meal.
pin, Of Now York. president OF tho M.
tional Republican League, has directed
Acting Secretary Humphrey to call q
meeting Of tho National Leagues exec.
u.ivu committee at tho Great Northern
hotel, Chicago, August II, 10 consider;
Fint--A general plan for campaign
Of organization and education.
socond-'rlO election Of treasurer
for tho National League in place oi Hon,
Edward b. llarpOr deceased.
Third-Designaton Ol location for
National League headquarters, at pros.
ont located III Chicago. Washington,
Now York and Chicago aro under con.
siherntion.
'ourll--To mako provision for funds
to carry out tho plans Of the commlttnO
as may bc ngroot upon n: this meeting.
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it passes into
local chronol.
ogy as the most
important ath-
Iotic event OF
the year in
Wheeling or in
West Virginia,
for that matter,
seVeIhl tnoua'
aud people wit
messed both the
start and finish
in the city, and
as usual the
pike out in the
country, fro IN
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MCAUSLAND WINS.
The Second Annual InteIlIgsnosF
Road Race Run Yesterday.
DILLON BREAKS THESTITE RECORD
For Fifteen Miles, and Wins the
First Time Prize Easily,
LARGE CROWDS saw THE CONTEST

Both at the Start and, Finish, and the
Pike Out to tho TuFutuG PoFut Was
Lined With PsopIo-McoauslSud's
Was Popular Viotory-LubIo Had
Two Bad FaIls-Tho Prizes DIStFIb'
uted Last NIght-Thsro We're No
Bad Accidents, Though Several
We're Involved In Minor MIshRpa.
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THE DUEL
Between tina Champions OF tho
Two Financial Schools,
IT is A FREE-FOR-ALL CONTEST
In Which a Number of Experts
Take a Hand,
lgIT SQ-CALLED CRIME OF l875

Tho Main Topic YeStorday-SIr. HAr.
vCy Kepoats the dauEy Assertions
Made by Him In His BOOk-Ho
shIfts from a Discussion of tho
Unit Of Value, Though IIoFF TrIOs
to Hold Him to Is-PlatItudCs Ap-
pIauded by tho Free Silver Meu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-18

Nw so nK, July H-Arlhur Ncwann,
lalo d magistrate on tho Island Of lrlni.
dad, has boon arrested In Brooklyn
upon charge Of OmbO5alng S2jOOOO
from estates Ul which ho was tho adj.
mInlstratot ITO fOd from Trinidad
oafly In 1904,