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THE CHARM WORKED.
Hard Headed Mans Erperssncs With 9
WAtsr-Witch Twig.

81 am almost ashamed 20 tell II, and
people would laugh a. ne IL my mama
were given" remarked one OF the beat
known architects in the city % Louis
vile. and one who has figured prO-ni-
neary IN the most important OF recent
big improvements, according % thu
Louisville Courier-Journal:
Il; Is fact, though" he continued,
>and l. something viii rot undertake.
20 explain At orc time I wa ea.ageG
20 make out the plans for a large brick-
yard al went well until reached
the subject ot water supply. L ga.
supposed tina; water could Be fosInd IA
abundance, as j; had 20 be Tor bricszyara
purposes Every scientific method
Known was exhausted n Locating wz1es
vein Too much aoonev had been e.
pended OF the entery-ise . charge TIA
ate 0: the plant
In absolute despair I was raIsiu-
over the gro1cds one day yyhea The ID
story OF the ysa,e--v-iica tgvix occurred
70 re A. arx. ! lasy.seL - lie LEA,
but y toox hold Of TIC enE I cJzl1 poi
get I'd % j. locked a. aroun. % &c
sure that DO one wzs watching az. s}scn
hunted for :Tiy. 4 pesch-trcs f9xl.
i the 1iHa mentioned. bat Al eias-trcs
fork vas al ! could FAD cit {; 80
that each FORK was Ebout ten izcses
long aid tie butt piece. which WA II
larger than Ezy Eager. zbout t.srra
inches io1g- I caught bod % the ea5s
OF the for<ed s.Se2<. ooe fo~sz IN either
hand a. one ~oald do IN psSkiBg up =
asy fax by tie tisns ard bid s@.4s1.
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Bald Gets the Decision.

Asbury Park, July 12.-This was an
ideal day for bicycling and the sudden
change from the depressed weather of
yesterday was thoroughly enjoyed by
the army of wheelers who own seven
eighths of the town, The attendance
during the trial heats at the athletic
grounds this morning numbered 5000
There were several spills during the
morning, but the most serious one was
the fall of T. d. White on the stretch
in theb est heat of the half mile ma
tional championship for classes A and
i. He was carried on a stretcher to
the hospital tent but was able to mount
his wheel again in the afternoon and
won heat in the one mile open race.
The event of the day was that of the
half mile championship open alike to
class A and Is men. An unusually
large field of entries was disposed of
through tedious series of trial heats.
When the final heat was called the
four to line up were Bald, Mcdonald,
Murphy and Zeigler, the latter all ban
daged after his fall of yesterday and
presenting sorry spectacle. Bald
took the lead in the start, followed by
Murphy, with Zeigler and Mcdonald
trailing. On the finish Bald set the pace
Mcdonald alongside and just at the
tape the latter made phenomenal
jump and landed ahead of Bald over
the tape. The audience sheered Nc
Donald. but the judges gave the decis-
ion to Bald
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Settlers in Wyoming Resent Their En-
| croaohmentS on Game supplies.

Denver, July IA special TO the
News from Cheyenne. Wye, says: Uni
ted States Marshal McDermott is in re-
ceipt of telegram from RI. Nashakie
TO the effect that a fight has occurred
between settlers Of the Jackson hole
country and the Bismarck Indians In
which one Indian has been killed and
fifteen taken prisoners The fight was
the outcome of an attempt on the part
OF q constable and posse 70 arrest the
Indians for unlawful killing OF game
and the constable was held up al the
point OF their guns. After the consta-
bic had sent for endorsements the clt-
liens took the matter up with the re-
suit that a fight occurred with the
above results Some apprehension Is
felt that the disturbance VIII cause an
outbreak among the Indians. The Ban
nOcks annually come into wyoming
and slaughter game CITIZENS are de-
termined 10 stop their cepredations
and il Is thought more trouble viii en-
sue before the end IS reached Govern
or Richards some weeks ago published
e lengthy communication n the local
papers. calling attention TO the de7re-
dations Of these Indians and pointing
out the danger Of q clasa between thsn
and the citizens unless proper measures
were taken % prevent them from s4a1-
entering game
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LATE NEWS By WIRE.
Items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe

Items or General Interest From All Over
the Universe.
Seattle, Wash. July 1.-THE 81, 00C
damage suit brought against the Ore
of the death Of E. d. Cole, fireman,
was decided today in favor of the COM
pany.
Milan, Mo-, July 12.-Colonel A. w.
Myers. a noted criminal lawyer of
Brookfield, has been arrested on indict-
ments charging him with attempting
to bride witnesses at the trail Of the
famous Taylor brothers, for the muir
der of the Meeks family.
Denver, July 12.-Tbe remains Of T.
N. Milbourn. well-known actor who
died here Of consumption, were shipped
tonight to Columbus. O., his former
home for interment. He was promin-
ent member of the knights of Pythias
and the Order of Red Men.
Kansas City, July 12-Kansas City
commission houses today received a
shipment Of Lady de Coverly grapes
from Arizona. This is said 10 be the
first shipment of the kind ever received
here. The grape is small white. seed
less one of an exquisite and sweet flaw
or and ought to be a favorite.
Sacramento, July 12.-Ivan Kovalve,
a Russian convict who escaped from
Siberia and who was held 20 answer in
this city for the murder OF Merchant
r. II. l.. Weber and wife in this city
last December, was arraigned in the
superior court today. Judge Johnson
appointed counsel to defend him. The
case will be tried in September.
Omaha, July 12.-The investigation OF
the office OF city comptroller was be-
gun today. During the investigation
the bond Of Theodore Olsen, he is sus-
pended from Office. This is indirectly
the result Of the defalcation CT City
Treasurer Bolln, the claim being urg-
ed that Bolln could not have taken city
funds If the comptroller had done his
duty.
st. Louis, July 1.-THE Retail Clerks
National Protective association in ses-
sion here today elected the following
officers: President, A. II. Sellers. Kan
sas City: vice-president. l. NJ Stern.
Denver, Colo. Denver and the second
Tuesday IN July next year. were select
ed as the place and time for the next
convention. E D. Mallory will be
selected as secretary, as he has no op-
position
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Kansas City Races.

Kansas City, July Zone track re-
cord was tied today at Exposition park
and the time for the first race, three
quarters, was the fastest for the dis
tance, of this meeting. But one favor
ite won today, the other races being
taken by long shots. In the first race,
Hardin. 10 to /, won; Nellie Cartel at 3
to l, won the third, but two horses were
left al the post Sirock and Rob Roy.
There was much disappointment over
this as it was thought Sirock would
have won. There will he a special race
Tomorrow. The distance will be three
and a half furlongs for sprinters. Roy
and Gold Dust are favorites in tonight's
betting. Attendance today fair. Track
fast. Summaries:
First race-SiX furlongs, selling:
Hardin, 10 to ]. won; Kansas Girl, 10
to l, second; Little Nell, > to l, third.
Time LII.
Second-Five furlongs, 2-year-olds:
Ida Wagner. even, won; Madonna, TO
1, second; Bill Powell, TO l, third.
Time / :041k.
Third--FOur and half furlongs, SELL
ing: Nellie Casteel. to l, won: Dick
darlington, 4 to l, second; Green Pre-
witt. ; to 1, third. Time :57
Fourth-Seven furlongs, selling: Jose
phine, 5 TO l, won; Pony Bob. Z to /,
second; Menus, 3 to ., third. Time ! 81
F'ifth-Five and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Gateway, to l. won; John p. 5 to
j. second; Miss Addie, i to 1, third.
Time 1:l0
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Wichita, July -.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer Saturday.
During the past twenty-fcEr hours the
highest temperature was IS degrees. the
lowest g degrees, and the mean IS de-
grees. with cool. cloudy weather, Eight
northeast 10 south wind ard slowly fall
INK barometer. Dense Cog IN the morn
ing.
Relative humidity at q. n % and al
{ z. II. -.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been - degrees.
For the past seven years the average
temperature for the month OF July has
been - degrees. and FOR the 18th cay = &C.
gress- FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington. July iz-FolioSils 3 tie
forecast Up % ; =. n SATURDAY.
For Kansas ard Cobra doe ne-aliy
fair ard warmer: southsrly kinds.
For OkishOma-Fsir. warmer Tsris5!e
winds
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ERIE BEGS FOR TINE
INTERSTATE COMMERCE CoMMIS-
SION PETITIONED.

IN the Matter of Equipping Their Cars with
Appliances for the Safety Of Employ e.,
; as Required by Law. They Plead Lack
of Time and Say They are Doing the Re-
quired Thing as Fast as They Can
Trainmau Wants to Know How EN-
ployes were Equally Disobedieat-Rail.
way News.
Washington, July 12-The interstate
commerce commission granted a hear
ing today to the representatives of the
receivers of the Erie. Lake Shore and
Western Railroad company in their Pc
tition for an extension of time within
which 10 comply with the act OF con-
gress requiring all railroad companies
engaged in interstate commerce TO equip
their cars with grab irons and hand
holders by the first Of July.
Mr.. Samuel T. Conklin, attorney for
the Erie, presented the grounds Of the
petition. He said 1000 cars had been
equipped and the work had been push
ed as rapidly as possible. but that an
other year was necessary to complete it.
John w. Cloud, secretary Of the Mas
ter Builders association, said he be-
lieved that up TO date between 80 and
15 per cent OF the cars or the country
had been equipped as required. but that
to take out of service at one time all the
cars not so equipped would NATURALLY
cripple interstate traffic.
Mr.. A. Z. Brown, second vice grand
master of the Brotherhood of Train
men, created a stir by his talk. He as
serted that there was great lack Of
uniformity in both the size and location
of the hand holders. He thought the
railroad managers should adopt uni
form system and submit 1t TO practical
men, He suggested that here had been
sufficient time for putting the law into
effect and said that if a railroad COM
pany had posted an order which had
not been complied with by employees for
two years, the result would be different
from what 1t had been in this casea.
The latter part of the afternoon ses-
sion was devoted to the hearing of pc
titions other than the Erie. to be con-
sidered as parties to the applica tion-for
an extension of time. Mr.. Cloud, on
behalf Of the Master Car Builders asso-
citation, presented fifty-five letters au-
thoriZing him to represent as many
roads in asking this extension. Mr..
Morrissey stated during the afternoon
that the trainmen would not object to
an extension until the first of January
HSAl IL tucy Scuiu AoNO oSSuio amt tAd
the roads in the meantime would de-
vote their energies to compliance with
the law. The chairman announced that
the commission would take the matter
under consideration.
WILL IT BE COMPROMISE?
Portland, Ore, July 1.-THE final !
hearing of the Oregon Short Line and
Utah Northern foreclosure case was
taken up in the United States district
court today. Zera Snow, counsel for
the receivers of the Short Line and
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evidently sore. He finished last. Sum.

evidently sore. He finished last. Sum-
maries:
First race-Six furlongs, selling: The
Winner, to 5, won; Sir Dixie. to 2,
second; Rondo, 10 to 1, third. Time
1:15A.
Second-Seven furlongs, purse: Sissy
Knot, to l, won; Minnie Baxter, to
l, second; Noah, TO 1, third. Time
1.29.
Third-Five and a half furlongs,
purse: Monteith, to 1, won; Sidkel, 6
TO 1, second; Frances, 2to 5, third. Time
1:09A.
Fourth-Mile and three-sixteenths,
handicap: Voorhees,, 8 to 1, won; Gre
vases, 5to 1, second; Ray S, TO l,
third. Time 2:0214.
F'ifth-AIile, selling: Captain Drane,
9 to 10, won; Peabody 4 TO l. second;
Oakley, to 2, third. Time 1:41$4.
SiXth-Seven furlongs, selling: STRAIT IN
roy, 2 TO l, won; Grammar, 3 to l, second;
Ductor, 8 10 l, third. Time LIS.
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According 20 Mglhsl. lsYrosy Ia FAR
more prevSlep. IN Europe than mos.
people suppose lie ssTs tnsi there
are now .OO0 lspers IL Portugal. i.T7o
Ia norway; Goa IN Russia. AID about
:. oOo ali told in other Europ~an eosc-
tries Ia India there are isl-Soo. aud
ln Caa.o-.. China, not lsSs than io,o10.
lie does not give Hg0res for ether
oosIr.rics and islands. bet u Ia estS-
mate! that the Isper psoTyuiaiioss 81 ;hs
world j. bit little. u .Gy. short Of .
.-rlIL.-
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Annabel. by George wilkes, the gran

Annabel. by George Wilkes, the gran
dam Of those good trotters, Heir-at-
Law, 2:l2, and Prince Regent, 2:161s,
has a.fine bay colt by Chimes.
George Forbes has bought from the
Messrs, A. II. and D. H. Morris, the 3
year-old bay colt, Mirage. by Cyclops,
dam All Hope. price, $1,000.
The French trotting record for two
and a half miles, was recently made by
the 4-year-old Marques. by Fuschai,
at st. Lo. els 2-5, 2:30 gait.
Gilman, 2:211s, by FRANCES Allie
Wilkes, that has held the record for
Ohio-bred 2-year-olds since 1898, has
been shipped to 'Tink'' Hills at Ian
sing, Mich.
The Roby race track is almost de-
ious directions. w. H. Roller arrived
at Oakley with his string a few days
ago.
Some Italian gentleman offered $4,000
for the bay stallion Quartermaster
after be had won in the 21S class at
Baltimore last week, but the owner
wanted $4,000. Quartermaster was
driven by w. H. Snyder, who also is
his trainer.
General Hardee, 2:27A. by Old Har-
dee; Ben Butler, 2:29, and fast green
pacing mare are being trained at Point
Breeze track by Jack Simmons. Har-
dee showed a workout mile in 2I6A
on Monday and the PAGER in 2:27%.
a. Loudon Snowden purchased last
week in Baltimore the bay gelding 3.
L. c., 2:2214. 1t is said 3. L. c. has
gone half mile in los, and a quarter
in 80 seconds. The gelding was for
merly owned by N. II. White of Hert-
ford, n. c.
At Watertown, n. Y, recently, Alon-
20 Mcdonald had a hard-fought race
with the roam gelding General Ewell,
by Gold Boy, reducing his record to
2:1SA. General Ewell is owned in Ba-
tavia, and his sire, Gold Boy, is a son
of Tom Hal, Jr.
When Altedena was claimed out Of a
selling race at Louisville, ii was
thought Lucky" Baldwin lost a valu-
able FLY. But it turned out otherwise,
for Altedena has proven a rank coun-
terfeit. She was the cause of a big
scandal at Memphis.
Harry Jones has won three success
i've races, each purse 900, on the Bos-
ton track, with Antidote, son of An
teros. The first race he reduced his
record from 2:27 to 2:171a, and on Tues
day to 2:16A. He is owned by Mr.. AL
ger Of Peru, Ind.
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FIrzsIMMoNs WANTS NO SECONDS.
al He Desires in His Corner of the Ring Is
Two Big Black Negroes.

Chicago, July 12.-Colonel Bill Ster-
rett, of the Dallas, Texas, News, who
was present when the articles were sign
ed for the contest by Corbett and Fitz-
simmons, has not the slightest doubt
that they will meet in the ring at Dali
las, October 81. The following inter-
view, characteristic of the breezy and
inimitable BILL" the wit and drynesS
of Texas journalism, is from the Chi
cago Dispatch.
when 1 asked F'itzsimmons if he
wanted to meet Corbett," said the Col
onel, "he replied: Fight the duffer?
Say I'll fight him for ten cents in an
ash barrel
II took a good look at Mr.. FitZsim-
MONS he continued, when he did not
know il. / don't wonder that he wor-
ries Brady and the other Corbett folk.
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SMART RAT TERRIER.
He Tells TO . Dot the Size of . Csvuy
Of Quail


Of Quail
"It Is my experience said the Chi
cago man, that q rat terrier makes tho
best kind OF bird dog. I have q
trained rat terrier that can locate q
eovey of birds a. anv distance Now.
the minute be gets q covey located
he begins tapping with his tail
We have a code arranged between US.
He gives me the signals under the
Morse system of dots and dashes For
instance, the last time / was GU. with
him he stopped suddenly and began
marking of the dots and dashes with
his tail. kept count. and read: PC
so That meant prairie chickens
thirty yards ahead
"'IIow many whispered 20 him
"He sneaked up little distance and
counted of 49, Islipped Ia one Of my spe-
cial-rnake cartridges, which are 80 Eat
tened that the shot sprcsd from aide 70
side, but not up and down By tho uss
OF these cartridges when a coyey OF
chickens rise IN line ] can bag tho
whole lot.
men INC CHICKS ilsoH biAlSA
away. and not one Of them fe!l-st
least didn't sec any fall-sut walked
up 20 the place and the ground wss 1T
orally covered with the feet q prAiris
chickens had aimed Jus, little bi.
too lo-v. counted thu feet, and there
were exactly eighty-Eix-two for each
chicken. did it merely 20 check uP
the dogs count j. merely shows Lo~
well tia dog il trained"
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EIGHT BRICK BUILDINGS Bt RNED.
Osceola- Iowa. has q Hundred thousand
Dollar Fire

Omaha. July ia special 10 the
Bee from OSceola. Ia says FIRE start
ed IN the store of Goldsmith Brotnsrs
last night and swept away sigat Dick
building and caused loss o, over slt-9.-
co. \ number OF citizens were oHrae-
and bruised in attempting 20 stay the
flames. Ts. hasyfss: losers are Gold
smith Brothers. S.a %; p L Fowler.
$4,000: Lewis AMI son. s.9.e.s,' Ms ~
Morrison. $1,000. J. - Harrison. III
DC; Sherman Brothers. sS.So9- Iasar-
alcs about oue-haiE
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Races Not Much Good.

Columbus, O., July 12.-The summer
meetings of the Columbus Driving
park closed today. The two trottinS
races were not Of a high order.
The bicycle races were dissapoint-
ment. John S. Johnson and Harry Ty-
Ter started in the two mile race, john
son winning in the very slow time OF
4:2SA.
In the half mile open Johnson won in
1:12A with Pat O'Connor second and
Tyler third. In the mile handicap
O'Connor. with IS yards, was first; a.
E. Weinig, 100 yards, second, Tyler,
scratch, third. Time, 2:2l y.
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est concerns dealing in live stock, has
been placed in receivers hands by the
United States court on the applica ton
OF the Metropolitan National bank. The
company is an Illinois corporation do
ing business in Kansas City. ST. Louis,
Chicago, South Omaha,a and Fort Worth
The money involved is placed at $780,
600 and theassets are said to be less
than 100000. The receivers. however,
say the creditors will receive 80 cents
on the dollar
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milwaukee, Races.

Milwaukee, July 12.-The best race OF
the day was the last, in which Freddie
L. 7. won after a finish that was hard
from the front Of the stretch. Rock al
so won a good race from Red John. At
tendance, 1,500. Summaries:
First race-Seven furlongs: Outgo, 6
to l, won; Woola, s TO ), second; Uncle
Dave, 90 to 1, third. Time, 1:31.
Second-Five furlongs: Buttress, 20
to /, won; Old Man, 6 TO !, second; Sir
Archer, 6 to /, third. Time, 1:04%.
Third-Seven and a half furlongs:
Zaldivar, 3 to 2, won; Anna May, Z to
10. second; Sir George, 10 to !, third.
Time, 1864
Fiurth-Six furlongs: The Rock, to
3, won; Red John, 2 to 1, second; Helen
Wrenn, to l, third. Time, Ills.
Fifth-Mile and twenty yards Fred
die, L. T., 21a to l, won; Fakir, 2 TO I,
second; FL Reno, to /, third. Time,
49,
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A Conplin>ut 10. ona-

He-Harry and May used 20 be On
The best OF terms VIVA: has happenedr
she-Why. Harry told her mother. N
Mays presence, that the two might
easily be taken for sisf%rs-Brookiya
Liza
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Paced in Sensational Time.

Davenport, Ind, July 12.-On the
Davenport mile track this afternoon
F'idoI won the free-for-aH pace. going
the second heat in the sensational time
of 2:051l.
Ffdol won the second. third and
fourth heats. Time, 2:05H; 2:O9&;
2:OS1a. Stra thberry. the heavy favor
tie, won the first heat. but was dis
tanced in the fourth. Time, 2:06l2. w.
W. p, Coastman, Queen McGregor and
Flying Glib also started.
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HUGH PENNY WINS
CONTENDS WITH DISCOUNT AND
WEINBERG AT BRIGHTON.
OceanWave Stakes Run I'm Fast Time-Little
Good Race-Fast Six FurIongs at Kan
sas City-SpeciaI Race for Sprinters
Dumps and Dumped jockeys at st. Louis
-Favorite Prince Carl at Oakley-In-
stallator Lowers the California Seven
Furlong Record-Other Races.


New York, July 12.-In spite Of the
number of scratches in the Ocean
Wave stakes today at Brighton Beach
there was an excellent race and fast
time. The fdvorite was Hugh Penny,
and Weinberg had a good following.
The flag fell with Fanny Louise in the
lead. She did not hold il long, for
Weinberg and Hugh Penny shot past
her, making the first quarter in a sec
onds. The two had il out to the half
mile in 4S5a seconds, when Weinberg
began to falter, and as he turned into
the stretch Discount passed him and
challenged Hugh Penny, but the Nc
Carthy gelding was too much for the
son Of DeceiVer and they finished IN
The fast time of :44I4
There was an excellent race between
Little Dorrit, Shakespeare and Perse-
us. They ran in that order 10 the head
of the stretch when Perseus made play
for the lead. At the last eighth he had
Shakespeare beaten and then he tried
Little Dorrit until he succeeded in polk
ing his head in front of the line with
Shakespeare half length behind, all
ridden out.
In the opening race Longbridge was
the favorite and won in very hard
WIFI l1dNdIutu StSOHd- <1P~
piause was the choice in the third event
and won easily with BombaZette sec
ond The former was universally back
ed by his owner, Pittsburg Phil. Sir
Excess was a strong favorite in the
fifth with Rey Del Carreres second
choice. Stonenellie took the lead, but
the other two followed and in the
stretch left the mark, Sir Excess win
ming easily Summaries:
FIRST race-Mile; selling: Long
bridge, 3 to 5, won; Hawarden, 3 to l,
second; Golden Gate, 20 to /, third.
Time, 1:435h.
Second-Five furiongs: Perseus, TO
Q, won; Little Dorrit, i to l, second;
Shakespeare, to 5, third. Time, 1:O3-
Third-Six furlongs: Applause, to
5, won; Bombazette, 10 to l, second;
Hanwell, to /, third. Time, 1:15A.
Fourth-Ocean Wave stakes. siv fur
longs, selling: Hugh Penny, 3 to 3.
won; Discount, 10 to /, second; Wern-
berg. 2 to l, third. Time, 1:l4A-
Fifth-Mile: Sir Excess, . to /, won;
Rey Del Carreres, 21a TO 1, second;
Stonenellie, 100 to /, third. Time. 1:411a
Sixth-AIile and a furlOng, selling:
Mirage. to ), won; Little Tom, TO 1,
second; Eagle Bird, 3 TO 5, third. Time.
:56Ih
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.zote.s New lyorld,s Record.

La Crosse, Wis, July 1.-THE fifth
day of the races fas hot and the track
was fast. Azote's mile in 2:07l4 estab-
fishes a new worlds record for geldinSs
This record was made in the free-for-
all trotting. $1,e00. AZote won three
straight heats; Fantasa, second; Phoe-
be Wilkes, third. Time, 2:01A.