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WED FOR ONLY A wEEK-
And then the Old Rs<~zI saed the Maid for
Divorce.

Eau Claire. Wis, Aug. 14-Joha KIN
ball, aged =. . wealthy resident OF
this city Who a week ago married Mss
lisa bella FRASER. aged =. 2 clerk IA q
store. fled a suit for divorce tbs even
ing His complaint alleges that ne -
OF weak mind and exceedingly suscept-
able; that George Linton. Isabella
en- pioyer. introduced her 20 kimozH
August l. that Linton and Isabelle per-
suadei EifabzB 20 agree 20 marry Der.
and subsequently, by threats OF pro-
c1tSon compelled him u do 30. that
they did not live together. DEFEND AIT
refusing 20 90 20 plaintiff houss. tnsi
neverthsiess Isabella persuaded KIM
ball 10 buy a house and lot for 100
md desi IL 20 her; that the enSsEe1er,
AID marriage and transfer Of the prop
erty were parts % a Conspiracy 20 get
his property. Einhzll asks the court
10 aar7l the marriage and cause Ire
property he bought t1>oy Conveyed 20
him on application OF E:n5zlfs ac-or-
reys. Judge Marsh and 7 p Fr&Tf-y
Judge Bailey granted an Injunction -
s;rakrsng TIE woman from occupying
transferring. o. inrunsh-erinz re prop
e--y or interfering with ks,nSs5tE Es-
ertr. the complaint having ST ,oglh
Ei-.bzu has been threatened EsfE "
ogence- The ceser-e viz zIsex> ira;
lisa bella vas =. .zct persuaded b. kirzs-
bah 20 marry ham. and that hs ss.,-ef
orcre5 - deed be- Drooe-ry. ksESa4a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-25
JEALOUS OF A NEGRESS
White Woman Shoots Down Her Black
Husband Because of InfideIity.

Bridgeton, n. j. Aug. 24.-In Jealous
rage, Ella Gaunt. white. sent a pistol
bullet into the body of William Craw-
ford. very black negro. this afternoon
Crawford's chances OF recovery are
very slender. The woman Is in Jail.
Crawford and Ella Gaunt have lived
together for two years, but recently
the woman noted his attentions to a
young colored woman, Jennie Miller,
and she discarded him.
While passing the house In which his
erstwhiIe mistress resides just after
noon Crawford saw her sitting In the
alley adjoining the house. She called
her. They entered the house and
at once became involved in a fierce
quarrel a neighbor. Mrs. Fowler. says
she saw Crawford leave the house
and start out the alley. He had taken
only a few steps when Ella Gaunt
reached out the door and fired upon
him with a revolver.
Crawford turned dashed at the wo-
man and caught her by the throat, at
the same time trying To disarm her.
Before he could seize the pistol the
woman fred another shot which took
effect and caused Crawford 10 Jose his
grasp upon her throat As he tottered
away groaning and grasping his alb
do-nsn. the woman attempted 20 hand
the pistol 70 Mrs. Fowler. but as the
latter refused 10 take IL she threw u
back in the yard. where il was found
afterwar6.
Crawford was carried into the house
where physicians discovered that he
had received a probably fatal wound
The ball. Of heavy calibre. had entered
about four inches above the naval.
had then DETECTED and passed around
To the back, where it was found and
extracted.
Just after her arrest Ella Gaunt ex-
pressed regret that she had not killed
Crawford on the spot. but later she
seemed to regret her act
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INNOCENT GIRL pAyoaGrTED
MsbsI Taylor the ytstsrn Of 90 fSfysse
yo4ax eosd3~y

View r>nrton. Com. Aug 1f--Hixs
Mabel Taylor % flis city Szs severely
Injured ~ \ hsycDet thYa<;. serldsDfsi-
u administered whiie she S<s visiting
Camp Cofsn At Mantle On ne cigs!Ex
Cay % S. eucasscrent
she rad aGittef the military plain
and va Garrett in = vasf. fgss'ing. ei-
towing crowd rpen IRE platform q the
iitfie Mantle rssircsf station. r1~ec>
ne people Ssre 20 take Ere train saek
- New London
4 nurster RI r-pvos, guards s-i~a@-
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aas Eifh baToosts fred % ;s~sr cams
rlfirz we're narTysnx shpsf TIE platform.
hunting fraazf onrrsSssz sT4Y rrc-1
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lo-S into a es1ui 70 Civilians. vita
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tanned coin quail In amount to 5000 in
United States money, and according TO
cable dispatches received by the Swed-
ish consul, Carl Woxen, Johannsen had
no right to all that money. The teie-
gram stated that he had raised the
money on mortgaged property in which
he had only part interest MI Bern
hard put him under arrest and TOOK
possession Of the money. Johannsen
was taken to the federal building ana
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Alexander. He denied the
charge and engaged lawyer 10 deIeho
him. At the lawyers request the case
was adjourned until Johannsen could
obtain evidence from Sweden.
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THE WEATHER

wichita, Aug. -
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Generally fair and slightly cooler.
During the past twenty-four hours tho
highest temperature was IS degrees. the
lowest s. degrees. and the mean y de-
grees, with cloudy weather and showers
throughout the day. the total amount fall
ing g up TO p. m. Saturday.
Thus far this month ten average tenn
perature has been u degrees.
For the past seven years the average
temperature for the month OF August has
been IS degrees. and for the xth day "
degrees. FRED l.. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. Aug. I-Following IL the
forecast up Eli p. N. Sunday.
For Enthusiastically fair. preceded by
showers IN eastern portion: slightly
warmer In southern portion; variable
winds.
For OkIahorna and rnfssn Territory
Showers. probably followed by fair In
afternoon. warmer at night: variable
winds.
For Coiorado-Fair: southsrly winds.
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THREE BUILDINGS BURNED DOWN
Fire Does Great Damage i'm the Wholesale
Diatrict In Cinciunasi

Cincinnati. o., Aug. 24.-Fire to-
nigt destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty on Second street east of Walnut
street and Commerce street near Wal
nut. Thet buildings were three in num-
Der and were recently bought TO be
torn down for new approaches to the
suspension bridge. The loss on them
will be 100000.
The fire started at II o'clock in Car.
sey and Sons storage house on Sec
ond streets and extended TO James
Heekin & Cos warehouse and from
there to the spice mills Of the same
firm. Heekin & Cos lose $40. 900 on their
coffee mills. and the other losses in
their building will bring the loss to
$50. 1000. The Charles Brown Wholesale
Grocery company's loss is SIC, 1000, bring
ing the total loss to $270, 200.
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LATE NEWS III WIRE
Items Of General Inscress FROM All Over
the Universe.


Washington, Aug. I.--The president has
issued an order abolishing the civil SER
vice age limit so far as printers and press
men are concerned
New York. Aug. ga World special
from Lima, Peru, says: The United
States will be asked TO he arbitrator IN
dispute between Peru and Bolivia
Denver. Col. Aug. A-sventy-two edi-
tors from Wisconsin arrived In Denver
today and after being Hospitality enter
tanned and shown about the city took q
train for Salt Lake City TO attend the
conference Of western editors NEXT week.
Chicago, Aug. 2l-The litigation which
disturbed the colored Knights OF Pythiss
during their convention this week was
finally closed today when Judge Chetisin.
on motion of the compiainants. issued an
order disn! ssing the hill OF Dolly Proctor
and discharying the receiver.
Salt Lake, Utah. Aug. 2t-Adjetant
General Ruggies of the Cuifed Staes army.
arrived here from San F'ranc.so this
morning and visited Fort Douglas during
the day. lie leaves for the east tonight
over the Rio Grande Western roaf max
ing short stops at Forts Logan. Riley and
Leayenworth.
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SUED BY THE OLD MAN.
County Clerk Who Issued . License to o
Minor.

Vernon, La, Aug. 24.-The district
court has a damage suit on the docket
which is attracting general attention
throughout the parish. The suit is
against the clerk of the court for is
suing marriage license to young
man named Lewis to wed a Miss Tins
ley. Mr.. Lewis father objected to the
marriage of his son who was only Is,
and he instituted this suit for dam
ages amounting to 1920. The ques-
ton involved has never been passed
upon by the supreme court OF this state
and the lawyers are looking forward
with much interest to the decision.
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FARMERS MADE A RUN.
They Get Scared Because the Cashier or .
Bank Resigns.

Kenosha, Wis. Aug. 24.-Financial
circles were astonished this morning
to notice a card that appeared in the
window of the Danhead & Co. bank:
This bank closed till Monday"
Danhead & Co. bankers, were incor-
porated with capital stock OF $3.50 200
and advertised that the stockholders
were worth over So. o00. 600. The bank
was to have been re-organized July 1.
with the late Senator W. s. Maxwell
OF Somers, as president Last week
the cashier, Urban ]. Lofts, resigned
on account of i'll hath This caused
the depositors. who were mostly farm
ers, to make a run on the bank The
bank expected assistance from the
American Trust and Savings bank of
Chicago, which they failed TO get. The
deposits are said to have amounted to
about Sis, 000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-25
Fifteenth Round at Chess

Hastings, Aug. H.-Today the fifteenth
round of the International chess tourna-
ment was played at Brassey's institute in
this city. The results were as follows:
Burn beat Mieses in a queens gambit
after y moves.
Pollock beat Bird in a Vienna game
after 81 moves.
Gunsberg beat Janowski in a Ruy Lopez
after 50 moves
Marco beat Blackburn in n kings
knights game, declined after 3: moves.
Walbrodt aEa Piilsbury drew a Ruy
Lopez after y moves
Albil and LaSwer drew 3 Sicsiian de-
Tense after Il moves
Rardeieber and Teichmann drew Ruy
Lopez after Il moves
Nergani beat Schlechter In Ruy Lopez
after IS moves
Teichu,ann and Sieiuitz drew q Ruy Lo-
peg after = moves
Mason and Schiners drew Ruv Lopez
after IS moves.
Tschigorisn beat Tiasley in a French de-
Tense after ~ moves
Seattle. Wash. Aug. G-The Northern
faciac tight or the question OF Judge
jenkins jurisdiction n the matter OF the
appointment Of the present receivers end
ed il the federal court today, so far as
the arguments are concerned. and the
court mas taken the question under ad-
viSement-
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WAS QUEER BUr ALL RIGHT.
Foreigner Appears IN New York Who
KneM His EusIness and Some Wore.

New York, Aug. 2i.-The most pictu--
esque individual who landed from the
stsmer Heckle this morning was
Swedish farmer from Torp- named VII
helm Johannsel- He was more than
six feet tall. with large cown.de boots
and overshoes- He carried two LARGE
bags and a small wallet. which attract
ed much attention from spectators Il
was the contents o. The wallet that en-
gagged the attention OF Deputy Marshal
Bernhard. who was on the pier waiting
for the mans arrival The wallet con-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-25
CricketersOG for America

London. Aug. PA large crowd OF peo-
pie composed Of cricketers. their friends
and others witnessed the departure at
Waterloo railroad station today OF Cap
tain Frank Mitchell and ten OF the Eng
lish cricketers who sailed for New York
today to compete with the crack teams of
Philadelphia, New York and other places.
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hour of need. The liver filters out the
poisonous germs which enter the system.
Just SO surely aS the liver regulates the
systern, so 90 Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
regulate the liver. Keep this in mind, and
you solve the problem Of good health and
good living. The Pleasant Pellets" have
q tonic, strengthening effect upon the lin
ing membranes OF the stomach and bowels
which efIcctrclly cures Biliousuess. Sick
Headache, Ccsuveness. or Constipation
Inoiges.;ou, Loss of Appetite, Bad Taste
II Mouth, Sour Risings from Stomach,
end viii often cure Dyspepsia The pei
lets" are tiny, because tie vegetable ex-
tracts are refined and concentrated. Easy
in action, no gripping as with old-fashioued
pills. As dinner pill" to promote d.
Eestou, take one each day affer dinner.
To relieve the distress arising from over
eating, nothing equals one of these little
pellets"
Mrs. MELISSA ATwArES, of Ssemben,
Wash;xgfos Co, Me-, writes: As regards
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Met in Semi-FinarS,

Newport, R l.. Aug. 2l-Larned and
Howl met in the semi-finals today. In
the first set Larned won without much
trouble, 10. In the second he beat SIS:
but IN the bird he went 10 pieces and How
land won 6-l
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In q State OF Bankruptcy

is the condition of
our system If the
liver becomes mac
tive so that the
germs and poisons
can accum ulate
within the body.
Keep the liver and
bowels active and
we're in a condition
of healthy pros
perity and have
sufficiently well in
vested capital to
draw upon in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-25

the ulllG rel
lets 1 think
/ could not do
without them.
] do not Like
tc be without
them IN the
house. / have
spoken very
hi G h ~ to
friends and
neighbcrs of
the m, an d
many are tax
in & til c N
through my
adyertiS;rD
them. I viii
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Isxxa-~Hsre = a zs<s.sh esrss.ss,
trZr. VIA yzE Fave EeT$y src- fsssie
gsr1 fsrtlsEs-clzs.fs --eeizs-s J azFe - ss~zs
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Kansas City Races.

Kansas City. Aug. A.-This was the
last day of the races at Exposition
park. The track was heavy, Joe Wool
man in the third race was the only
winning favorite, and Southernest in
the fourth was the only other favorite
that got place or show money. At
tendance heavy. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs, selling:
Louis Young, to 1, won; Vic, to l,
second; Cloe, 10 to 1, third. Time 1:26.
Second-Four and a half furlongs.
selling: Little Chap. to 1. won; Monk
Overton, to I, second; Lucy Day. to
l, third. Time :01.
Third-Six furlongs, selling: Joe
Woolman, 6 to 5. won; Pat Brooks, 2
to /, second; Rock Hill, 10 to !, third.
Time / "a.
Fourth-Mile and a half. catch WITS.
Collector, 2 to l, won; Wedgefield, TO
/, second; Southernest, to 8, third.
Time 2:43.
Fifth-Four furlongs and fifty yards
selling: Barney Aaron Jr:, to 1. won
Mitchell, 20 to 1, second; Thurman, to
/, third. Time 81.
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Whippany, Mormon. Palmerstone. Cas-
selle, King of Bohemia. Hazellet. MINI
rod, Peed % Day and Axiom also ran.
Flfth-Mile-Dorian. to 2. won; Dol
ebra, to /, second; Bombazette, 10 to l,
third. Time l 40.
Sixth-Aiile and a sixteenth on turf,
selling: Sunup, to 5. won; Lookout.
TO l, second; Orinda, to !, third. Time
1:47 "A
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planter. and engaged in trade with AZ
RIGA. He has resided here for twenty
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Windsor Races.

Detroit, Aug. 24-The thirty days
meeting at Windsor ends next Saturday
but the races have been such a success
that they will be prolonged to sixty
DAYS. Weather today was cloudy and
track muddy Summaries:
First race-Pete Kelley won; Tenny
Jr., second; Damasa, third. Time
1909.
tSecond-Five furlongs: lombard
won; Amerique. second; Lillian Seibel,
third. Time LOTT.
Third-Mile and a sixteenth: Lady
Rose, won; Tippecanoe, second; Screw
Driver, third. Time 1:5s.
Fourth-Six furlongs: Spendoline,
won; Sirock, second; Atelier. third.
Time 1:f91A.
Fffth-Five furlongs: Recession Won
Daisy Bowlander, second: Duchess OF
Moutrose, third Time 1:0a1e.
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they have no equal"
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San Francisco Races.

San Francisco, Aug. 24.-Results at
San Francisco:
Firsa raec-Five and half furiongs:
Suro. 4 to ), won; DR.. Gardner, second !;
Ladameo, third. Time l:09-s-
Second-Fiye furIongs: Tim Murphy.
IL 70 10 won: Realization. second; Green
back. Jr., third Time 1:ol-
Third-About six furlongs: Grady,
even. won: Joe V, second; Luc Borga.
third. Time 1:o3@.-
Fourth-Six furlongs: Crafty. 10 I,
won: Instaliator, second; Sir Richard
III. third. Time 1:i3%s.
FTfth-Five and half furionss: De-
tctive. 3 TO won; Yreka, second; Rayo,
third. Time I:09L.
Sixth-Sjx hurdles. mile and a half:
J. .. C. even. won: Carmel, second;
Alixis, third. Time 2:4si-.
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Professor Montgomery Of the Arapa-
hoe Indian school az Darlington. T.
81 IN the city visiting his family 90
South Lawrence avenue. lie has be~n
transferred TO the Apache Indian school
IN Arizona where his wife VIII accom-
pauy him as matron. They viii leave
tonight for their new home where all
seasons are summer. only enough cold
existing IN the winter to keep the 10
czlity healthy. A great many Kansas
people. among v~1or1 Mr. and Mrs.
Montgomery have lived FOR ma ny years
VIII regret that they are going - far
away. They have secured not oaiy .
nice focst tor with n ul0Ef sxcslient
agent IN charge. but their poaitioas
and incidental erDol1ments are very
Gne.
Do~u a. the Cottage grocery yss'~r-
day. while Captain ia vi~y wss busy
with bis cSuntry customers some cit
soldiers held a court martial On Tiger
BEL and ~ vzs Sentenced 10 -
wei. M matter. II II sDcgyh 10 say
that the s@rtsrc@ was 81 harmony x.s5
the code Of the army.
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Wants q Match with Horses.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 24-John S.
Prince, champion long distnt bicycle
rider, is in the city trying to arrange
a twenty mile race against two horses,
PAGERS of trOtters, for 5000 a side.
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Mirtzy, 2:24A, by c. F. Clay, who
broke her leg at Springfield. KY, re-
Gently, will not be destroyed, but viii
be cured and placed in the brood-n1are
ranks by her owner, Mr.. William Rue
of Danville, KY.
Ryland T., 2:07a, is no longer the
sole descendent OTIS sire, Ledger, Jr-,
to show prominently in public. The
fast Kansas 3-year-old Heir Medium,
2:25Z, by Happy Heir, is out of dau-
ghter of the sire Of the ex-champion
gelding.
r. T. Blair ond George Edmund, two
well-known Chicago horsemen, have
leased the kite-shaped track Of the Kan
kakee Trotting association, Kankakee,
Ills, for running. trotting and pacing
meeting from Aug. q to so, and possib-
ly longer.
Beuzetta, 2:06z the champion Agar
old trotter Of the year, is very level
headed. When she scores at full speed
the sound of the recall bell will cause
her to stop within 100 yards Of the wire,
and she does not exhaust herself by
useless expenditure Of speed as some
horses do.
Beuzetta's fourth heat in 2:O6A at
Buffalo last week was the fastest ever
trotted, the best previous having been
Directum's fourth heat in 2:0S at Lex
ington in 1893. 1t is also the race re-
cord for 4-year-old FLIES, and but three
fourth Of a second slower than Fan
taSy'S time record of 2:o6 at the age.
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Louisville, Aug. PA fast track,
good finishes and crowd of over $500
people characterized the initial day OF
the fall meeting Of the Louisville
Jockey club. Wiley Jones won the
honors of the day by guiding four
winners TO victory, out of six mounts.
The best race OF the day was the open
ing event, one mile, which was won by
st. Maxim, the favorite. Three first
choices were first past the post. Jockey
Bob Isom was set down by Starter
Chinn. The boy was under contract TO
Chinn and jumped him at Oakley. He
had the mount of Alma Lyle in the first
and after he was set down she was
scratched. Summarizes:
First race-Mile: st. Maxim, to 1,
won; Laureate, s TO 3, second; Selika,
10 to /, third. Time, 1:42A.
Second-Five furIongs: La Colen-
driua, 6 to 1, won; Belle of Fordham,
5 to 1. second; La Touraine, 5 to l,
third. Time. 1:04s4.
Third-Mile and a sixteenth: George
Beck, to 5. won: Queen May, to l,
second; Judith, 6 to l, third. Time,
1:15E.
Fourth-Five and a half furlongs:
Ben Holiday, even, won; Moylan. to
/, second; Sir Dixie, to /, third. Time,
1:10H.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Twinkle. to 1,
won; Sister lone, ) to l, second; Star,
8 to I, third. Time. lis.
Sixth-SiX furiOngs: Blackhawk, s
to 1. won; Tough Timber, to l, Sec
ond; Jim Dolen, 10 to /, third. Time,
Il
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TINS language Of fowers-s, ., s, s. g.
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st. Louis Races.
St Louis, Aug. 24.-Three handicap
races and a good card throughout at
tracted 1900 people to Fair association
park today. The racing was the best
in many days in spite of heavy track
The principal event was the fifth race,
an owners handicap for Swear olds.
O'Conneu was out of most Of the books
and those who posted him laid odds
of 8 to 20 against him and at that took
in a large amount Of sure thing mon
ey. Linda. with 80 pounds, was the ia
vorite among the wise people ana stood
firm at 2 to 1, from the opening to
close. Some Of the books laid II to 5
for awhile.
OConnell was off in front with Del
mos and Crevasse after him, Linda
trailing At the half Linda challenged
the leader and rush was made down
the back stretch but OConnell could
not shake the game little mare on.
At the head of the stretch the two
were running a dead heat O'Connell
then drew away from Linda and had
the race won in front Of the betting
ring. Turbiville, on the leader tried to
make a grand stand finish but reconed
poorly on Lindas Sprinting qualities
Linda came with a rush and O'Connell
when called upon could not get fast
enough to keep from being beaten
head in the last two jumps: the time
was 1:1 fiat, breaking the track record
one-fourth of a second. Summaries:
First race-Five furlOngs: Laura F
to 5. won: Faugh-a-Ballagh. 10 to l.
second; Lou Jones, 80 to 1, third. Time
1:021s.
Second-Six furlongs, purse: LaSalle
8 to 5, won: keechler, to l. second;
Schiller, to 1. third. Time 116%.
Third-Six furlongs. purse: Wempe-
"a, even. won; Issie o, 10 to l, second;
Dora H. Wood. to 1. third. Time
1:141a.
Fourth-One mile. purse: Linda,
to /, won; O'Connell, to 2, second;
Crevasse, 20 to 1. third. Timbe TAI.
Fifth-Mile and five-sixteenths: Miss
Gallop. to 1. won; Eloroy, 6 to 5, sec
ond: Soundmore, to /. third. Time
1.37
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GaiesburC Ka(

CSalsburg ILL.,, Aug. 24.-ReSults at
Galesburg:
In the 2:22 pace, Bacillus won in
straight heats Time 2:17; 2:19A. Whis-
perine, Hydrogen, Ira B., Gus Upper,
Lottie Harriet and Roscoe also started.
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Record of Temperature

Following IL the record OF temperature
IN Wichita yestertay-