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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-01
HAPPENED IN BUNCoMBE CoUNTr
Editor is fined Heavily for Criticising the
Judge of a Courf.

AsheviIle. y. G, July SIN the matter
OF ne r1.+s ISSUED by II. g ETart. Judge OF
ire criminal court. against Frank 2 ROB-
irson editor % re Citizen. for contempt
OF court. the EDITOR sppsared yesier'lzy
accompanied by prominent rneTat-rs OF
he Ashsvliie hsr. WhO volunteer tier
services 10 defend him.
TIE answer q the editor % ne charge
OF COZ erny- was that the editorial com
planned % did not represent ~ pro
res-lingz 81 he court unfairly. ard thst
he criticism was made IN pursuance OF
he rights % TIE press under fne ccnssi1-
luton q the United So -eS and Of North
Carolina a. zel TIE editor fsrther
denied tnat he Intended any contempt 20
The court
Under decisions 90 re supreme court
q North CzTsoinz e VAS beiieve1 by Al
re attorneys that thts pu-ztnE q TIE eS-
fer5ant settled ne matter.
To the surprise % az present h0VsFS--
Judge E~art. after fnuE 1ec-zic- fro7i
re hsuch during which Re 11splzy@t
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BELONG TO GROVER
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS ENDORSE
TIE ADMINISTRATION.

Resolutions Committee OF the State Con-
vention Reports Unanimously for the
Platform of 1892 and the Cleveland
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Fpee sil-
yer, But the Wilson Tariff Act Is De-
clared just the Thins-Everybody In
dorsed but German and His Colleague
millionaire Hurst for Governor.
Baltimore, July Sl-when the news
was flashed through the convention this
morning that Senator German had stat
ed that the rich dry goods merchant.
Juhn E. Hurst. OF this city, was his can
didate for gubernatoriaI honors and
State Senator B. Crothers for the attor-
ney generalship in place Of General kyd
Douglass, who up 10 today had been
conceded the nominee, a howl Of sur
prise and disappointment went UP from
many quarters. especially from the
country. where the desire for the reas-
sessment is strong and where the
friends Of this measure had supported
the candidacy Of Thomas G. Hayes. a
leading exponent Of reaSSessment- Sew
eral Of Hayes supporters were so en-
birtered that they declared their inten-
ton of voting for Fisher. the avowed
opponent of German. Senator Hayes.
who asserts that he had been from the
outset assured of Germans support. EN-
phatically declared that he would re-
main in the fight and charged treach-
cry. The other candidates. however,
excepting Judge Fisher, philosophical
ly bowed 10 the inevitable.
II was 1925 when the convention vas
called 10 order. Senator Talbot made
a lively address, during which one en-
thusiast proposed cheer for john E.
Hurst. The cheers and the Kisses how
ever. were almost equal in volume. A
cheer for Senator German met with
better success. Mr.. Talbot predicted
a big Democratic success this year. He
closed by introducing Mr.. Bernard Car
ter as temporary chairman, who made
an enthusiastic speech on the Demo-
cratic outlook
The committee on resolutions. AFTER
an hours elaboration, returned with
an unanimous report. The resolutions
approved the Democratic platform OF
1892, and the Democratic administration
of President Cleveland. They declared
against free silver and approved the
Wilson bill which was characterized as
the best the country had known for
thirty-fiye years. The administration
of Governor Brown was highly compli-
msnted.
The platform contained no reference
TO Senators German and Gibson. The
nominee, John +. Hurst, although a
German adherent has also been a con-
slant follower Of the Cleveland admin
istration and viii doubtless poll the
bulk Of the party votes.
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The WEATHER

N1Cn1t8r July 81.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer Thursday afternoon and
Friday.
During the past twentyfour hours the
highest temperature was - degrees. the
lowest So degrees ana the mean - de-
grees. with cool. partly cloudy weather.
gentle northeast 10 east wind and higher
pressure
Relative humidity az a. m 81 and at
,. IN 81
During the month Of July the average
temperature was = degrees. aE1 the total
rainfall ga inches
For the past seven years the average
tempersturef Or the month Of July has
beene - degrees. and for the . - oay . de-
grees. FRED i. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. July J--Foiio1inz he
forecast up I'll =. IN. Thursday.
For Kansas-Fair: light SOGtberiy wind
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair. variable winds.
For Colorsso-Fair: slightly warmer
winds becoming southeTly.
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Saratoga Races.

Saratoga, July 31-The Saratoga
Racing association today ran off its
fifth regular days card. The weather
was cool and cloudy and the track
heavy The attendance was light de-
spite the fact that it was ladies' day.
There We're numerous scratches, in
GLIDING Nick and Jack Of Spades in the
first race, Maurice in the second, Ben
Bush in the third, and Lake Shore and
Song and Dance in the fourth Sum
marieS:
First race-Six furlongs: Rap Tap.
3 TO >, won; Lookout, to l, second;
Beliicose, 8 to ., third. Time LIZA.
Second-AIile, for 3-year-olds: Lu-
cania, to l, won; April Fool. to l,
second; Lady Diamond, 10 ., third.
Time 1:471s.
Third-United States Hotel stakes;
2-year-Olds; five furlongs: Axiom, 10
l, won; La Vienta. 10 to 1, second; Mer-
~ Prince, to 3, third. Tine 1:02&4.
Fourth-AIile and a sixteenth; g.
year-olds and upwards: Arapahoe, .
TO 2, won; Lady Nelson, 6 to D, second;
Stonemason, 9 to >. third. Time 1:54A.
Fifth-Six furlOngs; 2-year-olds;
Failing Water, > TO l, won; Marquise,
to ), second; Florence coIVille, to l,
third. Time 1:154.
Strong nerves depends upon pure,
rich, red blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the only true blood purifier.
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great feeling. sentenced the editor OF the
Citizen TO pay a fine OF $50. and be i'm
prisoned in the common Jail OF Buncomhe
county for thirty days. Bond was fixed
at 81 900. and IN a few minutes the bond
was made up by leading citizens, bankers.
merchants and others of the city, and the
editor was released from the custody of
the court An appeal was az once taken
10 the supreme court OF North Carolina
and the case will be fought TO the end
by the best legal talent in the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-01

Say knArled Alkali lie. comma
down STAR. tsen:y asiDatss after re-
firing 20 bis room in The second story
Of an Oklahoma hotel 10 n sizxl "a
ternsn, "a that thar e1ss IA the o~xs
room 10 H.sEs7"
It's he COOK. replied th- landlord
The poor f-Iier fell into a Kettle o.
hO. lard thiS Afternoon. ispOs. h,s
grosnA annoy y0n good Ssa4- but.
"Os. that's az rsgat. ! ,hoagbt "a
~as some son % = gun plsyin' an &C
accordion truth
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Brighton Eeach Races.

New York, July 31-The ordinary card
that was provided for today's racing at
Brighton Beach did not affect the at
tendance. which was large and profit
aple. Scra tches were many. In no
event did the winner have the least
trouble in defeating the other confess
tantS Summaries:
First race Six furlongs. selling: CHS
wick, 6 to l. won; Kinglet, 8 to ), sec
ond; Shelly futile, I to 1, third. Time,
1:161a.
Second-Six furlongs: Volley, 5 to l..
won; Yankee Doodle, TO ), second;
Bonaparte, 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:1612.
Third-Mile and quarter: Sabilla,
10 10 4, won; Golden Gate. i to /, sec
ond: Tom Skidmore, 10 to l. third. Time
2:12A.
Fourth-Half mile: Anpolyle. 6 to 5.
won; Elizabeth, 4 to l, second; Fred
Train, ) to l, third. Time, :49.
Fiflth-Mile: Inquirendo, TO 1, won;
Silk, even. second; Ballnasloe, 4 TO l,
third. Time. /: 46
Sixth-NIile, selling: Little Tom, ; to
l. won; Captain T. to 10, second; Lo-
chinYar, to l, third. Time, II.
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OprD the Safety Valve

When there is too big head of steam
on, or you will be in danger. Similar
ly, when that important safety valve
of the system, the bowels. becomes OBJ
structed, open it promptly with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, and guard
against the consequences of its closure.
Biliousness, dyspepsia, malarial. rheu-
matic and kidney complaint. nervous
nervousness and neuralgia
are all subjugated by this pleasant but
potent conQueror of diseases.
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rousc.< In A6v.n<S.

Sir suddenly os-~rT-d shs her>s
with euis~rag lip addressing fhs -
who va. t-ss5oring hisn via ss az
Z azdI<. -: - 10; =; ls~xt iodeiscssa for
yos 20 tkss forcsDsy resHsssAs ne sl ~
unhappy c~,tsnyT
In :h1s zeR,ss r~h,zk~ sss~reues -
clearly had 20 re ssTs.r b~efsseak-
IL .rrE. Ir.bEzzr
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Tennis Games at Newcastle.

Newcastle, n. H., July 31.-Some ex-
cellent tennis was cen in this after
Moons games which resulted as fol-
lows: Wise beat Walington. 60; 90.
Whitman beat Martin, A.: 60. Chase
beat Harrington, 6-4; Al. Kelly beat
Funke. 6-3; O.. Scudder beat Shaw,
6-3; As; TO. Whitman beat Wise, OIL;
Al. Doubles-Scudder and Weat beat
Hubbard and Cueney, 6-1; Al.
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America. Greatest Railroad"

At the recent meeting Of the Institu-
ton of Engineers at Cleveland. Jere-
miah Head, of Middlesboro read a pa
per on the comparison of English and
American railroads. and in referring
10 the New York Central Mr.. Head
said:
An American Railway. the New
York Central holds the palm at pres
ent for the quickest and most frequent
service OF any long-distance railway in
the world. Between New York and
Buffalo. 40 miles. there are p trains
per day each way. The north-bound
Empire State Express, which Is one OF
them. runs the entire distance at the
rate Of 500. miles per hour including
the stoppages, or 52l2 miles per hour
excluding the stoppages. Our West
Coast Scotch Express achieves
respectively only A. and 81 miles per
hour between Edinburgh and London.
which is just 400 miles The New York
Central IS also the only railroad which
has four tracks over the whole OF Tvs
main line. an arrangement which en-
ablss the goods and passenger trafhc
10 Be kept entirely separate buffalo
EnQuirer.
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san, Francisco Races.

San Francisco. July 31.-Two favor
ites, one second choice and two out
siders won today. Summaries:
First race-Fou rand a half furlOngs.
maiden 2-year-olds: Bloomsbury, to
l. won; Agravator. to >. second; Billy
McCloskey, 80 to l. third. Time, :56lA.
Second-Five furlongs, handicap, =
year-Olds: Nirgie \, to l, won; Per-
haps. 3 to l, second; Grady, ) to l, third.
Time. 1:0l3.
Third-Five and a half furlongs, SELL
ing: Venus, s 10 , won; Blue Bell. 3 to
.. second: Little Tough. l. TO l, third.
Time, 1:07s4.
Fourth-Five furlongs, handicap:
Nervoso, 9 to >. won; Howard, 13 to 8,
second; Silver State, 3 to .. third. Time,
1:01.
Fifth-I1ile and a sixteenth. h3ndi-
cap: Annette. Is to >. won; Del Norte,
8 to l, second: Royal Flush, Is 10 ),
third. Time l:47Ia
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ne STOLE AIR.

a. we IH,sod~d 70 yatf~s YsssDssss
Iirss Wsh-
Say. oEesr. ! wikh yo1'd drive
tho>e kobo~s away % run them IN.
requested the manager of Market
s:rees eTcss-- Fs~y'-. hanging
around nc door trying % steal oUf
~ al DAY I01g
Trying 20 ste&l vhsIy
Oar arr VIA, ur a.> % blow rr
pre1m2tlc tires vita
.Do ysa ss4loss ovs lie az ksxE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-01

E~ils-i task Gaaxisy Is S>ss -
ueas f0- snFtsing.
Azris-Hhz - she --srs--7
E<lls-foz re1~no~r thAs ,ovefN
psE-~ip-g J gaze hin7 Vel. f.a~ h
tie SsA~- ssy. and ia a. fall Of "a.
stz4-.s- Pss-L
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Decision for IN. BrittanIa-

Queenstown, July 3I-The result q
the yacht race here today was for a
time in dispute. The claim being made
that Niagara had Won The commit
tee. however. ruled thar Britannia was
the winner by Is SIS seconds.
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walk nounathe ra.,e., s.at.~

Denver, July SIP. II. X. Flynn. an
athlete. VIII leave Denver tomorrow 10
walk around the United States HIS
route viii be from here % Chicago.
thence % Quebec. thence to New York.
thsnce 10 New Orleans. thence 10 Gal
weston. san Francisco. etc. The walk Is
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D,rcKt.rS.s AKYICl s.Iyr.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheuin. Fe-
yer Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Cbil-
blains. CornS and all Skin Eruptions
and positively Cures Plies. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per boz For sale by
Charles Lawrence and C. Gehring,
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Detroit Races.

Detroit Mich. July 31.-Three favor
ties and two wei played second choices
Won at Windsor track today. Weather
cool; attendance good. Summaries.
First race-Five furlOngs: Tit for
Tat won: High Test, second; Carnation
third. Time 1864.
Second-FOur and half furlongs:
Mile NJ. won; Fay Beele. second; Maid
of Honor, third. Time 81.
Third-Mile and an eighth: Florence
=. won; Aunt Linda, second; Zaldivar,
third. Time :56.
Fourth-Four and half furlongs:
Doubtful won: Brown Jewel, second;
Young Tom, third. Time 80
Fifth-Nile and sixteenth: CIrannon
won Midstar, second; Folly, third. Time
] -il1a
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referees the UsnsrtaIn-y.

Johnny-Doctor. Il was u ask yo1
whether its Sosn' 20 hurt or not would
ron tell ne the truth about 80
Dentist-I certainly vsould- M eoy.
Thea 70 ahead an pail !: without
tei1n' n.."-Chscago Ti1oone-
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Miss Elderly who "a DriJl-ls IL Bos
- long ago that . rnsa a.-oos. commit
tet q crime 20 please me.
Female Friend-wh.,. DID As try
20 xixs yo17-Texas SiftinxN
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Purses Instead of Pacemakers.

New York. July GA one mile pro-
feSSional invitation scratch with Il $500
purse has been added u the program
for Manhattan Beach next Saturday.
This wiz. without doubt. be the great
est bicycle race seen IN the vicinity Of
New York this season, as. besides the
regular entries at Manhattan Beach.
those OF W. &. Sanger. Z. {. Tyler y.
w. Porter and II. {. Wheeler have also
been resolved. Wheeler IS in much bet
ter form and is improving steadily ev-
cry day and 4 great race may De eN-
pected when he locks horns with San
ser. Tyler ana the other first class men.
Instead Of using tandems 10 pace TINS
race. special purses viii be offered for
the first man 10 the quarter post, half
mile post and thrse-QUaTter post. thus
inSarinS a very fast race without the
use of pace makers. The five mile pro-
feSsionSl scrrptch Of the same day. for
which forty-SiN entries have been re-
CeiVed. viii epaced by tandems. These
races are u be in conjunction with the
amateur races given by the Riverside
wlSSi linen
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Boston, July 31.-George Dixon, the
champion featherweight pugilist Of the
world, tonight Won on a foul in the
fourth round, a contest with Tommy
Connelley, eX-amateur featherweight
champion puglilst of the world. The
fight was under the auspices of the
Union Athletic club in Union Park hall.
As a preliminary, Joe Films Of Chel-
sea, Mass, fought Jack Levy Of Eng
land and New York, at los pounds.
Levy was put out in the second round.
Dixon and Connolly were to fight
twenty-five rounds. Dixon was in eX-
cellent condition, but Connolly appear
ed 10 be overturned. The men weigh
ed in under I25 pounds. In the first
round Connolly won applause by clev-
erly lodging DiXon's fierce onslaughts
of blows, but Dixon had the best OF the
round. In the second Connolly was not
50 lively and received a series Of tell
ing blows on the face and body and on
top of the head. In the third Connel-
" was plainly afraid of his colored an
tagonist, and after getting in a solid
free hit retired at the call, weary and
practically eaten.
The fourth round was about two min
utes old when Connolly was knocked
down. He lay there till six was count
ed, when his second, Hodkins, jumped
through the ropes and lifted him 10 his
feet On this palpale foul on the part
of Hodkins, Referebe Bill DAILY award
ed the fight to Dixon.
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Cleveland. July 31-The weather con-
ditions at the Driving park TINS alter
noon were bad, a cold northwest WIho
blowing almost a gale down the home
stretch. The track was, however, IN
good condition. Five thousand people
We're present
There were three events on the caro-,
onlv two of which were finished. AZo-
te was such a strong favorite in the
free for all trot that there was little
interest in the race after Mcdowell
had driven the bay gelding the first
mile in z slow finish in 2:061s and that
practically settled it for AZote had no
trouble in taking the other heats from
Hulda and Ryland I.
Azote not only made a new record
for himself but esta blished a Worlc
record for gelding trotters, the fastest
previous mile made by SeIdlh2 pe
ing 2:07&, tTotted on the CleFeIdhu
strack last summer by Ryiand T.
The 2:2O pace was the race of the day.
Abetto was a hot faV0Tite in the pools,
but it was apparent after the hrSt neat
that the mare was not in 1t, the nShl
being for the first two heats between
Gilman and Nalleau and after that be-
tween Valleau and Arcturus- Gilman
broke badly in the third heat and Hills
held him up for the next two heats but
darkness, came on before he had an OPP
portunity 10 finish the race
Bouncer proved a surprise in the zig
trot. taking the race in straight heats
after a hard struggle with Sidney Nc
Gregory. the favorite, Lady Wilton
falling to get a place. Summaries:
Free for all trot, purse $4,000: Azote
won in three straight heats Time
POSI-: 2:0S24: 2:19 Hulda was second
in three heats; Ryland L was third. No
others started
Glass 2:20 pacins purse s., 600 (unfin
ished): Gilman won first and second
heats. Time 2:12A; 2:11A. Nalleau
won third and fourth heats. Time
2:1215; PA. Arcturus won fifth heat.
Time 2:l225. Volta, Violet L, Ole
Hutch, Emma Wilkes, Jim Corbett,
Harry Z. Abetto. Rochemore, William
Brookfeld, Mandolin, Chief Justice
and Florence G also started.
Clas PIG trooting; purse So. Boun-
Ger won three straight heats. Time
2:l31z; 2:14$t: 2:15. Sidney McGregor
was second and Brunhilde. third. Hen
rietta, Lady Wilton, Double Cross,
Rifle, Corie McGregOr, Peter Hard
wood ana Charming Chimes also start
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T.o-R-Es spring firm biieue~.- ant
grsesozs tolls from 1e.d.ess S4se--Fr.Ek-
n
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on a wager and must be accomplished
within 450 days. Mr.. Flynn proposes 10
write book when he gets home.
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Kansas City Races.

Kansas City. Mo, July 3i.-Favorites
won every event save the third. which
was taken with ease by Bessie Nichols
at TO /, The track was very slow.
After the race Ten Spring, who carried
off the fourth event, was sold for S195
TO Dick Benson after being bid up 500.
Attendance light. Summaries:
First race-SiX and a half furlongs.
sellin: Eesperia, 3 to ,, won; Pella, S
to /. second; Hopper, : 10 l, third. Time
:29iA.
Second-Five furlongs, selling: Fa-
Vorite. TO ,. won; Abbie Fisher. 6 to 1,
second: Camille D, 10 TO /, third. Time
1:O712.
Third-Five and a half furlonss. sell
irg: Bessie Nichols. s to l, won; Schuyl-
kill. even. second: Gateway, 10 to l,
third. Time l:12l2.
Fourth-Seven furlongs. selling: Ten
Spring. to >. won; Collector. to /,
second; EirSinite, TO l, third. Time
:$219
Fifih-Five furlongs. selling: Bessie
Yeiser. To !. won; Thurman, 10 to l,
second; Susie T, ; 10 !, third. Time
OIL
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WIND BLOWS COLD
NORTHWEST GALE SWEEPS THE
CLEVE LAND TRACK

Azote Wins the Free-for-An Trot IN
Straight Reats-Unfinished geo Pace
Is the Days Hot Race-Bouncer takes
the 2:I9 Trot from the Eavorite-fa-
yorites Win Four I'm Five at Kansas city.
oh No Rolls Over Jockey Shaner-fire-
mems Benefit at Oakley Mon0 e-Other
Races.
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50 l.ouiS Races.

ST Louis, July 3L-The track was
again heavy today though much improv
I'd over the lob-lolly yesterday. At
tendance 300. In the third race Jack
ey Skaters mount. Oh No, fell, throw
Ing his rider under him. Vincent on
Jim Henry was behind Oh No and tum-
bled over him. Vincent escaped SER
ious damage. For q time it was thought
shaffer would never reagan conscious
ness but late in the evening he rallied
for while. His injuries are internal
and his death is looked for. Sum
maries:
First race-Six furlongs; purse-Lot-
tie Mills. to 10. won: Hibernia Queen.
5 to I. second; Upman, 20 to ], third.
Time. 1:l6i2.
Second-Five furlongs; purse: Fam
ME Rowena, : 10 |, second; Hano Belle,
10 /. third Time, :03l2.
Third-Mile and Il quarter. selling:
Aunt Jane Is 10 |. won; e. II Sherley. s
to /. second: Jim Hogg, Z to l, third.
Time. PHI.
Fourth-Four and a half furlongs:
purse: William Duke. Jr., to >. won;
Falcon, - 10 !. second; Sixty, TO l,
third. Time. :56ll.
FNifth-SiX and a half f,trlorgs: Moth
er of Pearl. 1 to /, won; Probasco. So 20
l. second: Ben Lomond, Is TO >, third.
Time. 1:25.
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Oakley Races.

Cincinnati. July Sf-There were six
races on the card at Oakley today. the
best of which was handicap at a mile
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DECIDED ON A FOUL
GEORGE DIXON MEETS TOMMY CON-
NELLY Ar BOSTON.

Worlds Champion Featherweisht and
the Ex-Amateur Champion Feather
weight are to go Twenty-Five Rounds,
But Connolly is fIoored In the Fourth
His Second Fouls Ey Jumping to
Ills Assistance Too Soon--COnnelly Not
in the Fight, Anyway--Eims and Levy's
Preliminary.
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Strong nerves depends upon pure,
rich, red blood. Hoods SarSaparilla is
the only true blood purifier.
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Record of T~mpr-afpr~-

Following Is he record OF temperature In
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-01

An entire life Of solitude oortr1Gicts The
purpose OF our being. since death Itsslf l.
scarcely an idea OF moro terror.-BErke-