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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

The Virginia Jockey club has decided
not to receive hereafter the entry OF the
horse George Hakes, the alleged ringer.
F. w. Ayres, the owner of Beuzetta.
2:Oe3l. says he will Ike ep that FLY for a
brood mare after her racing days are
over.
Mr.. Young has purchased the bay
mare Fannie r. from D. l.. Ward for
Narcotics Mcdowell. Price said to be
s., 900.
At the Vernon France) meeting the
good 6-year-old French mare Ergoline
trotted 1900 meters Ia saddle in 5:3o,
G:3S1).
The PAGER Henry F., 2:09sz, by Prin-
ceton, son of Princeps, is the first 2:lO
performer carrying the blood OF Old
Primrose.
AIix is said to be fast coming INTO
form. and her admirers are reVlvlnS
the early spring stories of her wonder
full speed.
A. H. Moore, Of Cloverdale Farm,
never bought a greater bargain in his
life than when he purchased Red WIKI
es for $4,000.
David Martin has placed the chest
nut FLY Claudine, by Code, son OF
Dictator, in Thomas Grady's HANDS at
Belmont track.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

New York. Aug. 23-Should the pres
emit favorable weather continue the
grea test of all Futurity contests will
be decided at the Sheepshead Bay race
track tomorrow. 1t will be a battle be
tween the best two year olds and fillies
in this country While turfmen con-
slider it a great honor to own a horse
that has won the Futurity. the $4,000
that goes with ii is a more substantial
and desirable proposition.
Contrary to precedent no one horse
is loked upon by experts as having an
overshadowing chance of capturing
the rich prize. In former years the
favOriteS in the betting have won this
prize. Last year it went to Gideon and
Daley's beautiful filley, Butterfly. In
1898 the black whirlwind Domino scor-
ed the event for MessrS. A. H. and ]. r.
Keene and SO on down the list comes
MOreilo, His Higness and POtomas, all
speedy futurity winners and nearly all
heralded as winners long before the
events. 1t is different this year. The
crop Of 2-year olds is, as a lot, better
class than ever before. This years
stakes have been divided among differ
ent stables and one after another the
youngsters have had to see themselves
beaten by a colt they have previously
won from, and apparently for no good
reason. Each week Of the training sea-
son during the spring produced a like
ly Futurity winner and therefore their
number has been multiplied until it is
larger than ever before.
Tomorrow two or three will start
about equal favorites in the betting
with possibly a slight difference in ia
vor OF Hastings. The reason for this
possible favoritiSm for Hastings is the
fact that he defeated Dryers Hand
spring in one of the fastest races Of the
year for the first half mile. He car
ried seven pounds less and in the first
eighth of a mile had Handspring on
tipt0eS and held him there to the three
eighths when he came away and won
as he pleased. He is as yet unbeaten,
having run and won three races. When
he was bought by August Belmont for
S37, 900 he was thought TO be the only
colt which was dangerous for Hand
spring. The latter is a likely second
choice, although he ought really to be
the favorite. He was slow in rounding
to his true form having been beaten by
McCafferty's Hazel for the American
stakes at the same distance.
z. j. Dwyer has another candidate
in his FLY Axiom who will he a hard
one to beat. She has fully as much
speed as Hastings and with a prompt
start will be able to make him extend
himself as he never did before to keep
the lead. Requital should be in the
first lot. He. has shown his ability and
his last race was won very easily from
Crescendo. Since then Requital has
been worked and has shown his owner
that he is going to be hard colt to
heat. In the early spring HaZela was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
Justice kellogg discharged the nris-

Justice Kellogg discharged the pris-
oner on the ground of insufficient evil
dence. The first act of the man was TO
place an attachment on the horse and
carriage of Mrs. Gill for wages which
he alleged TO be due.
Mrs. Gill was Miss Edith Olive
Groynne before marriage. She was
twice married to Mr.. Gill. In June,
1888. they simply stood up and declar-
ed themselves married in the presence
of witnesses. In November of that
year they were married with religious
ceremony by Rev. W. S. Rainsford.
Her marriage was opposed by her sis
ter, Miss Celtic Gynne. and her uncle.
William J. F1agg. Mr.. Gill was forced
to excise some ingenuity TO defeat this
ODpOSifiOn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
DIVORCE BY CnLoKAL ROUTE
Sis,er OF Hrx Vanderbilt . Victim OF the
Drug.

Westfeis. Mass. Aug G--Ails ga
tons OF gross and confirmed habits %
intoxicaiioa by the use OF chlo-2l- are
the grounds q z divorce suit brought
by ". r. GIL, whose Eite. Edith o
gill. : Z sister ot Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt- He has isfi his home herr.
taking his child with him
The facts came out n the district
court room. where Superintendent AK
ers Ct the Gill farm AZ Wet Srs1-
Vile. was CHARGED with drunkenness
BY Mrs. Gin. She said tE8t Ak-Ts
came back from trip 20 Westoeid
very much intoxicated Sac had lcns
suspected thai for some time ne RAD
been tampering with her mail IN TIE
interest of certain parties, and cis-
charged him
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The Sworn Tormentors

OF the Spanish Inquisition never In
fiicted tortures more dreadful than
those endured by the victim Of infiam-
matory rheumatism. The chronic form
OF this obstinate malady is sufficiently
painful. Arrest it at the start with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and avoid
becoming a lifelong martyr. The Bit
tiers will remove malaria and kidney
complaints, dyspepsia, constipation,
nervousness and neuralgia, remedy de-
bility and hastenS convalescence.
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Suicide of n Vtrrsuian-

Alexandria, Va, Aug. 2S.-Frank A.
Reed. prominent citizen. shot and
killed himself today. The cause of his
rash deed is not known. He was pres
ident Of the board OF trade and senior
warden of the grand lodge of Masons
of Virginia, vice president of the cleo
tricai railway and a member OF the
Washington board OF trade.
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II owe ny life TO . miracle. said one
Of the coraba.an.s 20 Muryer. The an-
thor Of la Vie des Bobesnes-" Il bad
left in nj pocket g lve-<-ane piecs and
the ball struck sat On tic spo. where
il was
In your place I should have bee1
dead rHAn. Wa ERrgcrs reply--Le
Petit rxyixse-
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THE BICYCLE CANNON.
Bsv tA~ Gzas Hay H Nsxss~d n vstsrs
Wan

With The many ne~ devices Of oSenss
sad defense which have recently made
Their spyeArsDce coasrs the bsrycsc-
cannon The yrn mounted ou . bicycle
wzs IN > parade IN Sez Yo<k city re-
Gently. and vas s~~a By thousands 1t
people. says the S.sscps! Tribune
The vehicle was sf1ia cycle. n -
pczrznee r.ucis ike = tricycle.. AaS
known a. = Anpaex- IL . especially
'lizat AID ..<sssr. Ih~ esnror. y sa<rl
rsaed affair thErty-sozr Inches is
length, elgA, iaehes .: he bss asS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24
FfaE RAGING IN CLEVELAND.
Eosfro Yfre Departures: Out and Macy
fine fsusldinx- In Danger

Cleveland. Ohio. A1x- e3-Ai o'ciock
this morning FIRE broke oat In the VII
Hanson block Oh ;h- southeast corner
Of th. public square Il sraal1~r-8 fo-
Asosz. half az hour and he hremea
oocia net I5-czte the >ea: o. the flames
At 1s5s almost without warning. TIE
building burst tzto a sheE. % fame
Ard was soon 6Doussd- ajtoiclEs
buildings including tire SCuys.o4r
block. a MAGNIFICENT and costly stracs-
ure. 2lSc caught A. this writing & 80
4. r,} this building Is in fn!nenf danger
and tie ane blocks On E3clsd 4yee11e
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Fire at AIerwiD, Mo.

Merwin, No. Aug. 23.-Fire con-
sumed two large implement warehouses
together with contents in the rear OF
the business portion this morning. BY
the heroic efforts Of the fire depart
ment the town was saved from total
destruction, as strong wind was blow
ing during the fire.. The origin OF the
fire is not known
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-24

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Carson Mint Men Indicted.

Carson. New. Aug. 2s.-The United
States grand jury brought an indict-
ment against John T. Jones today. The
time set for the trial is tomorrow. This
is the first of the mint shortage cases
to be considered. Henry Piper and
James Henry were also indicted.
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She Fought on the Other side.

columbus. Ohio. Aug. 2S.-Laura
jackson Arnold. aged 20 years. a sister
OF Stonewal Jackson and residing here
left today 70 attend the reunion at
Buckhannon Of the Fifth West vir-
ginia union cavalry. Of which she is
the mother" having been a union wo-
man during the war.
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Fifty Tbou,.ud po,,.r Fire.

Osceola, Neb, Aug 23.-The whole
south side of the square was burned to-
day with the exception of the Osceola
bank. The loss amounts TO over $50, 900
with less than s., 900 insurance.
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San Francisco Races.

San Francisco, Aug. 23.-Results at
San Francisco:
First race-Four and a half furlongs
2-year olds: Lady Leinster filly, s TO l.
won; Carrara, second; Ollie NJ, third.
Time 80.
Second-Seven furlongs, selling: I'm
Gle Giles, TO 3, won; Favory, second;
Rob Roy, third. Time l d.
Third-Six furlongs, selling: Rose
Clarke Weber, Z to 10 won; Tiberius.
second; Victor, third. Time 1:15ia.
Fourth-Six furlongs, handicap: Sill
yer State, TO 1. won: Royal Flush,
second; Victor, third. Time TIA.
Fifth-Mile. selling: Fred Gardner.
TO /. won; Ike L, second; Peter II.
third. Time 1:i2H.
Sfrnnr narrac aonnnds 1Iraon rar,ra
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Hall and Champ Clark To Debate.

Mexico. Mo-. Aug. 23.-It is announc-
ed today that Hon. u. 6 Hall and Hon.
Champ Clark will meet in joint debate
on the silver question in this city Sep
TENDER IA
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to the east OF the Williamson block
are doomed. Every fire engine in the
city is at the scene
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speedy but he has not done well since.
Applegate was expected TO be one OF
the favorite but he did so badly in his
work yesterday that his owner said 1t
was doubtful if he started. McCaffer-
tvs second and third strings are Wish
ard and jefferson. They will do their
share in helping Applegate to tire out
his opposition. Merry Prince and Re-
fugee are also down to start in the
Blenton aug. BelmonD interest but
they only intend to aid Hastings.
Formal and Intermission are named to
go under the "All Scarlet %. A. and
A. H. Morris) but thus far they have
not shown that they are in the class
with the leaders. Silver II will repre-
sent Marcus DAILY and for A. E. Wal
colt, Palmerstone will go. King OF
Bohemia will be there as p. Lorillard's
interest, and Whipany will be the Madi
son stables entry. Beau Idea II should
do we'll and Nothing, at Brighton and
AQueduct is a possible starter and
Nimrod may also start. Mormon will
run in the colors of I. B. boswell, for
the third time. and Roundsman will
try for W. c. Hayes.
The starters and probable jockeys
are as follows: Applegate. 122. Nc
Cafferty; Wishard, los. Reiff: Axiom,
10. Doggett: Merry Prince, i13, Hamil-
ton: Requital. us. Griffin; Intermis-
sion, 112, Littleield: Silver III. los,
Ballard: King of Bohemia, lis, Nudge
1y; Beau Ideal ii. lis, J. Reagan; MINI
rod, -; jefferson, lis, Overton;
Handspring. 120. Simms; Hastings, lis,
Griffin: Refugee, 112, Keefe: Hazela.
lis. Williams; Formal. 113. Penn; Pal
merston, lis. O'Leary; Crescendo. lib,
Martin; Mormon, l0S,@; Rounds
Saratoga Races.
Saratoga. Aug 23.-The Saratoga
Racing association this afternoon clos
ed its summer meeting which began
July 90 The wea ther was cloudy and
cool. the track fast and the attend
In the first race Miss Hannah got
the best of the start but gave up her
lead in the stretch to Florrie and Miss
Celestina. they finishing in order a
length apart. with Miss Hannah third.
Manchester had a bad send off in the
second but ran second by four lengths
10 Jim Flood. In the third Ajax set
the pace 10 the stretch. Ingomar TAX
ing the lead there and winning by a
neck. Elsmere in the fourth came
strong and won by length. In the
fifth Marcus led all the way around.
and won by four lengths from Cam
paign. Summaries:
First race-Four and half furiongs:
Florrie. l 10 ., won: Miss CeIestina. 8
70 >. second: Miss Hannah, TO /, third.
Time, :56i.
Second-Six furlongs: Jim Ford. 8
to 5. won; Manchester, 3 10 5, second !;
kandor. 20 10 l. third. Time. l:li1.
Third-Mile: Ingomar. to ;. won;
Ajax. even. second: Kilkenny. 10 10 l,
third. Time, -.
Fourth-Five and a half furlongs:
y~fs,r-a- A n al
second: Herrick, Is 10 !. third. Time.
:o95t.
Fifth-Hurdle. mile and a half: Mar
Gus. . 70 3, won; Campaign, 5 TO /.
second; Beau Brummel. 9 TO I. third
Time. 500.
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,,o,nt Clemens i,icycle Races.

Mount Clemens, Mich, Aug. PA
program of very good bicycle races
was run off today. There was sun
larger crowd present than yesterday
and the capacity of the grand stand
was inadequate. The wind blew fresh
" over the half mile track, raising the
dust badly and there were no espec-
tally Sensational finishes. Summaries:
Mile open, class A: First heat. w.
Benkey, Mt. Clemens, won; Harvey
Stoffiet. Ann Arbor, second; B. l.. Old
field, Toledo, third. Time, 2:5l 10.
Second heat-C. d. Wilson, Bay City,
won; H. r. Morris, Vassar, second;
John Schaeffer, Detroit, third. Time.
2:29l-5. Final-F. w. Benkey won; G.
D. Wilson, scond; B. E. Oldfield, third.
Time, 2:l0.
Mile open. class B: Tom Cooper
won: J. 2. Bliss, second; E. H. Kiser,
third. Time, 2:Os 1-5.
Half mile, class b: Tom Cooper won;
A. D. Brown, third. Time, :02 %
Half mile open. class A: c. d. VIII
son won; B. E. Oldfield, second; T. w.
Benkey, third. Time, 1:04 80.
Mile handicap, class B: Z. H. kiser,
so yards, won; L. c. Johnson, 40 yards,
second; A. D. Kennedy, 60 yards, third.
Time, 2:04 As.
Five mile handicap, class a: +. w.
Benkey, $50 yards, won; II. j. Meriers,
$50 yards, second; T. ]. BlOunt, 400 yards
third. Time, 1905 %.
Ten mile open, class 3: L. c. john
son won; VIM. DcCardy. second; Monte
Scott, third. Time, 23:SS %.
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Kansas City Races.

Kansas City. Aug. 23.-There was
good card at Exposition park this af-
ternoon and the racing about the av-
erage. Favorites were left behind in
most of the races, and mostly long
shots carried off the money. Sum-
maries:
First race-Four and one half fur
longs, selling: Gertrude 3, to l, won;
Julia G, to 2. second; COrncrib, 3 to l,
third. Time :57E.
Second-Six furlongs: Fife T. to 1,
won; Joe Woolman, 10 to 1, second;
Ida Wagner, 4 to 1, third. Time lis.
Third-Six furlongs, selling: Fannie
Hunt, to l, won; Bridget, to 1, sec
ond; ALBANIA Boy, 10 to /, theird. Time
LII.
Fourth-Five and half furlongs: sci
ling: Wild Briar, 6 to 1. won; Buenos
Ayres 10 to l, second: Barney Aaron,
to 1, third. Time Ill.
Fifth-Four and g. half furlongs:
Thurman, to 1, won; Little Ell, to 1,
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Windsor Races.

second: Gus Strauss, to 1, third. Time
.a5
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Stinson's Pole Team Goes in 2:1S ID
Fidol Wins i'm the 2:IO Pace--Willis
Gets a Record on His First Start--oraho
Circuits Prospects Without Betting
Star Pointer Lowers His Record--Com-
.ncbe Drors :Dead--Driver Slim Mounts
Dandy Jim--CycIist johnson Breaks the
Half-M Mile Reccrd--Racing News.
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Auueduct Races.

New York, Aug 23.-The Aqueduct
management has been greatly favored
in regard to attendance and weather
during the meet. The card shows that
many Of the better horses have left
and many bookmakers retired to re-
cuperate for the Futurity tomorrow.
There were many rumors or upSets
but the racing adheres more closely to
form than at any previous time dur
ing the meeting, nothing Of interest
occurring except the beating of the
favorite Kinglet in the fourth race by
Logan who went up in the betting TO
to / and was played by his following
at that price. Chiswick. in the fifth
at last won a race after having been
played by his party for four or five
times previously. Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Venetia
II, 6 to 1. won; Connemaugh, TO /.
second: Fred Train. to 2, third.
Time, 1:033s
Second-Five furlongs: Ameer. pa
to 1, won; Beldemona. l to 2, second:
Maggie K, to 1. third. Time. 1881.
Third-Mile: Inquirendo. to 10.
won; Cherry Stone to l. second; Lam
Ger, to 1. third. Time, 1:441s.
Fourth-Handicap. one mile: Logan.
9 TO /, won; Kinglet, 4 to 5, second; Mir
age, TO /. third. Time. 1:44A.
Fifth--Mile and sixteenth: CHS
wick. 21a to 1. won; Speculation. TO l..
second; Baroness, 2 10 l, third Time,
:511s.
Sixth-Mile and an eighth: Sir Dix
on Jr.. 8 to 5, won: Diabolus, TO l. sec
ond: Mendicant, to I, third. Time.
1:5SH
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FUTURITY is NEXT
LOOK TAKEN AT THE POSSIBILITIES
IN THAT EVENT.

Rich Prize at Sheepshead Bay Awaits Any
body that has the Speed. SO Far-Hast-
incs rs the FavOrite, If there Is One
Unusual Number OF First-Rate Two
Year Oids-Dwyer's Handspring Likely
Second ChOice-Applegate May Not
Start-List of the Starters-SaratoSa
Race Meeting Closed-Other Races.
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Strong nerves depends upon pure
rich, red blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the only true blood purifier.
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ST Louis Races

St. Louis,Aug 23-Racing today was
Indifferent as the card was poor and
the talent had little to choose from.
In the odd race Vale Ewing, 10 to
shot. upset the CANCELLATIONS of the
handicappers by winning from Carrie
c. an even money favorite, in fight
ing finish. In the last race Forget
swift two year old beat a good field
and won handily. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs: Guard. 9
to 5. won: Haroldine. 10 to 1. second;
Lyndhurst, 6 to l, third. Time 1:l71s.
Second-Five furlongs: Vale Ewing
10 to 1, won; Carrie c, to 5, second;
Sylvia, 5 to l, third. Time :04.
Third-Six furlongs: 1nvercauld.
even, won: Wahatcheie, to 1, second;
Oakview, s to /. third. Time 1:16A.
Fourth-Mile and seventy yards: Ba-
ron, IL to 10. won: Rossmore, 10 to 1,
second, Belle of Springfield, 10 to l.
third. Time 1:49A.
Fifth-Mile: Madaline, to S. won;
Moderocio. 21s to /, second; Ashland,
s to 1, third. Time LA.
Sixth-Three fourths mile: Forget,
8 to 1, won; Loyal Princess. to I.
second; Vigor. to 1, third. Time lie.
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Twenty Rounds toaDraw.

Bradford, Pa, Aug. 23.-Dick Moore
of st. Paul and Billy Hennessy of Bos-
ton fought twenty rounds to a draw
here tonight before the Central Ath-
letic. Both men were we'll matched.
Hennessy broke his right hand in the
thirteenth round but gamely contin-
ued the fight. Sid Clarke of Buffalo
was referee
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Fifteenth Round at Chess.

Hastings, Aug. 23-In the evening
session the following results We're ar
rived at:
Steinitz and Burn drew a queens
gambit declined after fifty moves.
Shelter and Janowski adjourned
their game.
Lasker beat Teichmann in a queens
gambit after forty moves.
Albin and Mason drew a Ruy Lopez
after forty-five moves.
Tarrasch beat Marso in a Ruy Lo-
PEI after forty-five moves.
Walbrodt beat Noises in a Vienna
game after thirty-nine moves.
Blackburn beat Vergani in an ire
eular opening after forty-eight moves.
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Record of Temperature.

Following is the record Of temperatur
in Wichita yestOiay:
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Herreshoff Defends the Defender

Bristol, r. l., Aug. 23.-Many reports
printed regarding the condition OF the
yacht Defender wre answered this al
ternoon by a statement made to an
Associated Press representative by
President John Il. Herreshoff of the
of the Herreshoff Manufacturing COM
pany in which not only denied emphat-
ically that there was any truth in these
reports but declared that the boat had
more than met the highest expectations
of her builders.
There is nothing the matter with
Defender, and there nver has been any
serious trouble with her." said Mr..
Herreshoff. "The reports that her hull
has been wrenched on the warves or
running aground on trial spins are I'M
qualifiedly without foundation. The
breaking Of the first spar and many of
the Slight accidents were unavoidable
and were not unexpected in q new boat.
The breaking Of the gaff was the only
serious accident that has occurred
Last Tuesday in the race it became APP
parent that the mast after the previous
accident was scarcely strong enough
for the new rigging and especially in
the weather that prvailed and in or
der to prevent any possible accident
Defender withdrew from the race and
was brought back to Bristol in order
that she might be thoroughly over
hauled and have everything done that
could be done. to anticipate any future
accidents, and especially after she
should be rugged with her steel boom
and gaff. AS soon as the new mast is
put in position, the steel boom will be
put on and the Defender will then be
ready to protect the Americas cup"
Mr.. Herreshoff was of the opinion
that this work would be completed by
Monday o TUESDAY at the latest.
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Galesburg, ILL.,, Aug. 2S.-Results at
GaleSburg:
In the $50 pace, Cadet won second
and fourth heats and race. Time 2:1512,
2:l6A Dolly r. won first heat in 2:16A ::
Sphere won third in 2:17. Tena, Lucy.
Gordon, I.aporte Girl. Define, j. l.. c..
Chance and Peter Turner also started.
In the 2:20 trot, Flossie won in
straight heats. Time. 1:1S& 2:1SA. Ere
donia, Wilkes. Bonnie B., Ethla X,
Iucetta, Miss Arabella and Orlando
also Sfratpd
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