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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09
Traasurar,s Notica.

All county warrants registered prior
to Nov 10, 1898, will be paid on present
alton at my office. Interest ceases on
and after this date. s, b. BARKER,
Treasurer of Gillian County, Or,
Dated at Condor. Or, June 20, 1895.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09
Jack to the Front.

If you want any new boots or shoes,
come to my new boot and shoe store at
the upper end OF Main street, Arlington.
/ keep only the choicest stock and all
kinds, and my prices are the lowest in
the county. 1t will pay you to come or
send to me when you need anything in
this line. All kinds Of russet shoes for
men women and children. Repairing
done at the lowest rates. Call and in
spect my stock. JoHN r. RODGERS.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09
To The Public.

/ have taken charge of the Cunning
ham livery stables in Arlington and hope
my friends from everywhere will remem-
hsr me when they come TO town. My
rates are very moderate and the very
best care is taken of stock left in my care.
Give me a chance. ]. f. THOMAS.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09

James w. Smith has a few 12-ft.
Hodge steel frame headers left, which
he will close out at reduced rates. tie
can also furnish good secondhand head
ers at low figures.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09
They Retraot.
BRgcnRR FIAT, Aug, 5, Is

BREcARR FIAT, Aug. 5, 1895.
therein retract the words used by me
in an article written aud published in
the CoNpoN GLoBE, calling |. A. Hen
derson Rattlesnake Jack"
L. u. W. SEAEcy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09

The travelling public will be glad to
learn that the o. r. 4 N. Co. are now
allowing stop-over privileges on all reg
ular local tickets. Effective July 10Th.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09

County Warrants at Face.
| will take county warrants at their
face value in trade at my store in Con-
ion. s. B. BARKER,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09

Last week James w. Smith received
one carload of Calcutta wheat bags and
has over hall Of them sold already.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09
poINr LooKouT. Aug. 8, 1895.

PoINT LOOKOUT, Aug. ., 1890.
herein retract the words mania for
notoriety and various means used in an
article written by me and Published in
the CoNDoN GLOBE against II. ]. W."
A. HENDgRsoN.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09

James W. Smith is now receiving Stock
Liverpool, and Table Salts directly from
the Salt works and is prepared to
sell lower than any merchant.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-09

You will find full line OF Standard
reapers, mowers and hay rakes. and all
extras in James W. Smiths machine de-
nartment.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
PtnterldBt $4,000
limo muB trOboem ouf Ofentlide Rotten be.
oraben merocn.

Sn Der Gountp~M orgue Iie9t Der Qei6<
nam zines @ngldnbers Namens WtQtqm
Nance, Der am Il. ;, W, in 1einer Mobnuna,
824 5tfttstb Court, SeGbitmorb beqinq, aus
9ram, tpte man gluubt, iiber ben Sob feiner
Satin, Der etnige WO9en 5ubor i'm @liaaz
PHILOSOPHICAL e%rfolgte. @r binterlGBt Elm
Werm6gen Don etpa $4,000, peGdes ffh
IN ben 9dnben BON ~8e9tsanpdGten b%eftnbet,
Die man bts iebt nod ni9t ermittelt bat.
SnfolgeoefIen ptrb er ouf Soften bes
@ount9,s beerbtgt perben unb man qtebt
1etrer 9et9nam einem meOi3tnif6en sSSntiz
tut, @r fam bOr breiBig Subren na6
Ntnertta nnb atDar ftammt er aus Der prpz
btn5 9ertfOrbfbire in @ngIanb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
6louben iid iberportbeiIt.
6Uet beiabrte 6rauen fIa9en ihren Neenter
Der WtBperwaItun9 ihres Gteen'
thums al.

SIN &reisgeri3t beantragten geitern 6an>
nab 9apftns unb beren Scooter 6ronceS so
Griffin, 5Det 6o9betagte Srauen, - BIZ
etne tit 80, Die an0ere IS Sabre alt -, biz
@rnennung zines 0ertpalters fir Die inner
g%emetn1am g%e90renben @runb1tiife uni
9Gufer go. 124-136 Dearborn Moe. uni
491 8eft Monroe Ctr. Sn Der &Gage19rift
betBt es, DaB Die 9runbet9entbumsbGnble1
Wfeab &c So, Die felt benz Sabre 1875 qIS
Mgenten fir Die bei0en Srauen fun9irt 6Gtz
ten, ft4 elmer MiBbertpaltun9 19ulbig Qez
ma3t 9dtten. 9te &ldgerinnen Tager, bat
lie Dor &ur3em BON Der ~genannten SFirmo
ouf t3r @rfu9en folgenben Nustpei8 er6aI=
ten bGtten, Der Die @tnna6men unb Musdaz
ben fir Die leBten 20 Sabre re~prGfenttre:
8efammtz@ inna6men S7O.155.44
9e5ablt an bic &lagertnnen, fir
9eparaturen II. @Ommi1fion. $7O,955.18
Deficit fir MeaD &c So. .... 1924
9tefer 4ustpeis 6abe i6ren 8erDudt err
regt uno etnge3Dgene @rfunbtqunqen 6dtten
ergeben, baB Wfeab &c So. in betriiaertf6er
Mb1tdt NIT etnem Wfdnne, Namens SrreQ,
elnen Contract fir ale an ben 6Gufern nDz
tbtgen Geparaturen gema9t bGtten. Der
8etrag fur &eparaturen lei BON Wleob &c
80. auf $500 bere@net tporben; bon bie1er
Summe babe Orre1 ie6Ob nur $4,000 err
9alten, ben Heftbetrag bdtten Wfea6 &c So.
IN Die Sal3e geftedt. Serner 6Gtten iie, i'll
Der Anndbme, DaB fe in Der @9ul0 bon
YteGo g 80. feien, bte1en einen uSru1tz
9ea0" fir 3pet Der 6dufer an Der Dearborn
loe. gege6en unb gum @9GuB tpeigere ft6
IeBt Die Ttrma, getptfie 9Dpot6efen i'm @erz
the BON $500 6eraus3ugeben. I'm alien
befen WttBitdnben Elm @n6e 3u MAIDEN, for
BERN oo3er bic &ldgertnnen Die @tnIeBu1g
zines gert9tlt9en Sa9bermaGters.
Die Jtrn1a Meab &c 60. ertlGrt, baB ale
gtegen lie BON ben beioen Sruuen er6obenen
bel9uIoigungen grun6los feten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Gtnbrdde uno RoubonfGIIe ouf oel
Weitfeite.

9te @egenb i'm 9arrtIon unb MabiIor
Ctr, 1T nGbrenb Der leBten Moden Der
@3auplaB 3a6lrei3er Derlpegener @in6rii6e
gepefen, Nu9 berI9iebene &aubonfGle
purben beriibt, obne baB man Der SbGtsr
babbaft getpOrben tpdre. SOfepb 8, QopIer
bon 357 g.. Paulina Ctr. er6ielt u%nldngI
etnen 8efu9 Don Ginbre9ern, bic er uber
bur9 mebrere S4ife aus Ieinem Hepoloe1
Derf3eu6te, ebe es tbnen gelang irgenb Ct
mas 81 entpenben. Sn ber1elben Na9t
tpurbe bic @Obnung BON Pat McDta6on,
359 Paulina Ctr, BON @inbre9ern heimqe=
iu9t. Stefelben gelangten mittelit elmer
Better in ben 5neiten Stod bes 6auIeS unb
ita6len S9mudfa9en i'm @ertbe pon $500.
Says barauf rdumten Dermutbli9 bieIelben
8urf9en, Srau Catherine 3D.. Min0efter's
WO6nung, go. 367 Baultna Str, poQitGnz
big aus. Gin anberes Spfer tpar Der ;i6er
Der Npotbefe an Der @de Der Bp1f unb 8quz
liza Ctr, ~tppbn6afte Mtq Hampler. Oa bic
ginbre6er ni4t bel BEL ibm ~borfanben, GER
f4lugen ite aus Mutb feline gan3en W}1bel.
ObpObl Die POli5et Sag unb Na9t ouf bic
SbGter fa6nOet, 10 1T man beniel6en Big ieBt
bod nod ni4t auf Die Spur getOmmen,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Stdoti1bes.
poftmeiiter Being mieoer oapeim.
Seine Qniidt iber ole 3unaaf ein5ufdIo>
oeroen Sdritte i'll 8etref zines tens
por6re1t nno oes neuen pofeebduoes.

5rp6 bes %errungenen Sieges unb bon bon
Sob fir bic @6icago'er GongreBabgeorbz
neten fe6rte Bo1tmetfter SEEING geitern
Nbenb aus @~aI6ington bier6er 3uriid.
lleber bic 8unG9It acknowledgement S3rttte
fpra9 ii9 0err 6efing ungefdbr f~olgenoerz
maBen aus: SD bore, baB bic nW&c9dnn=
8tu", fir bic 10 man9e 2an5e bat ge=
bro9en tperben mitf1en, innerbalb 3ebn Saz
gen bDm Senat a%ngenommen tperoen tptro.
Damn tit es not6Denbtg, baB etne 8eptat~
9unqS1umme, dusret9enO, I'M Damtt Die
8oi item fir bas nG9ite 6tscdlia6r gu beden,
fppobl i'm Senat tpie i'm 9auIe in Die Sm=
nibus=8tu nit aufgenommen fptro. Sim
it9tli9 Der 906e Der 81 beptQtgenDen
Summe feblt es ni9t an M%etnungsOer@
19teben6etten. Sd babe geltenb gema9t,
baB minbeitens cine M}iltpn Dollars 3u@
nG9ft betptQigt lperben 5pute, unb Damit
fam man Bis gum @nbe bes nG61ten Sis
ealia6res ben 8au Elm gutes Stiid fDrber11.
8unbesar6tteft S'8purfe unb 5inan3miz
niiEer Carlisle, nit benen i'd iiber bteien
Yuntt cine lGnqere unterrebung bate, be-
fiirportete naturgemGB Die 8ent1tgung
elmer tletneren Summe, bod CLAUDE i3 be-
itimmt, baB bas @Omite fir 8~epiuigungen
I'M Senat in fetner ieBigen 3uiammenz
febun9 fi3 @bicagO gegeniiber freunblt4 err
tpet1en ntrb.
@ie i9 19pn frii6er bic Safe Jront ola
8auplaB fir Elm permdnentes @ebdube be-
fiirpOrtete, 10 piirbe i9 au9 am liebiten
ieben, baB bort Elm tempordres 8ebGuoe err
ri9tet piirbe, bas na9 Mngabe Der Mr6i=
tetten ungefdbr $150,00O tDften tpiirbe
Smmerbtn bleibt nod Elm anberer, fat
ebenfo gutter YIan ausfii6rbdr: bic Stab
tDnnte Der 8unbesregierung bic r8attertt
." unb Die 8affenbale bes %3tpeiten 0Regi=
ments, bic ft3 fir Poit3pede febr gut berz
rt9ten lteBen, bermietben. Snbefen If
au9 in biefem Sale cine 8etpiQigung mo-
tbtg, unb er9telten mir bieIe, 10 pirb fin
Elm %temporGres @uartier f9on geIor9t tper=
ben. 9ofiir birgt @bicogp's l1nternebz
mungSgeiit
Mas bas neue @ebGube anbetrtfft, #
piirbe i4 ieben SUB bes bOrbanbenen 8au=
pldBes benuBen, iebo9 nt9t me6r tpie 1e3s
StDdtperfe bauen. Sn benz @rbgef9of
riirbe t9 Die Wta59tnerie unb Qagerrdumt
nnterbringen. 9as erfte Stodpert fiji
tGottf9e 3nede unb ptelet9t aud fir BIT
Sfftce beS 8o1tmeifters benuBen, unb bds
3pette @todpert' ausf9IieBlt3 fir 8oft=
3pede referpiren. Sn Die bier pberen@tod
tperte miiroe ft9 ausrei9en0 Raum fir bit
Officen Der 8unbesbeamten, Gerthte IT, IN
ftnoen. 9as Sunbament tpiirbe i'd beIpn=
berS ftart bauen laien, I'm fpdterbin, fats
bic @toot gu i4nea ipa9ien ToGte, ben Nuf=
bau BON 3pet peiteren Stodtperten gu er=
. mDQli4en."
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Der .mdsfenbon

&uf ben M}asten6ou bes Surn0ereins
S8oripdrtS" tpel4er bas @rgebniB Der
NtaSten0ouzSoion 3u nerben berfpri9t
u!o Der am nd4iten Montag obge6ulten
fp1ro; boben mir unIere 2efer bereits aufz
merriam 9ema4t. '@s 1T cine befam1te
Sbatia9e, oaB Die BPM 8ortpGrt5zSurn@
1eret1 beranitalteten Setlt6fetten unb lin
fer3alturgen fH9 ftets zines reqen 8efube8
ertreuen,. lnO es oarf nit He6t bebauptet
iDeFoen, oaB i'm DOrGtsgenben San ale l1r~
lade DOr9anben 1T, UNI Oos Sntereffe bis
eGl pen Stpfel gu itetgern. Ser ausgez
5elpnete Observation-Disclosures 2ouis 8inbt bat
cine Ret6e BON 8ilOern unO Nu]ffi6runaen len
eftporten, lpel4e nit Wtb unb 6urnor Elm
1e9r Invertebrates Sbemu bebon6eln lnD
1lder nt3t Oerfeblen perben, bic Qobmusz
ts sr IN S%sD9e9Hng gu ieBen. 9a auBer0em
Der @eretn tlr bo5 Ma8tenbaG< Gomite Qenfe
ernornt bat, bic lire Sadie na6 ie6er @ic6<
tung bin oerfteben, 10 fann Elm olGnaenbgr
@rfolg nt4t ausbletben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23

8eites SaHilien=S atorr6mitteI: 9OSb's
HtIIen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
Man befiir6tet. baR Der Dam

- Man befiir9tst, baB Der 9ampFe1
rGbicOra", pelber porgeftern Morgen bon
Miltpaufee na9 ct. Sofep6 abfubr, unter=
tpegs perungliidt 1T. 9te 8efaBung BE-
1tanb aus 25 Mann.
- Mm Treitag M6enb finbet III Der
NOrtbpeitern uniberftt6t in @panfton etne
Wobltbdtigfeits : 8Orftelung Hiatt, on Der
nur iunge 9amen tbeil nebnten nerben.
Inter anberem folen AUDI lebenbe 8tlber
aufgefubrt perDen, bod ftebt man gerabe
bteier Drummer nit etnigem l1nbeba9en ent=
gegen, oa man fiir9tet, baB bic iungen Oa=
men gu tpett geben ner0ert, i%nfofern bteIe be-
retts Nnoeutungen gema9t bdben, Die ben
frommen Gbanftonern bas 8lut in ben
Noern gerinnen MAIDEN,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23

ngt6te Old o1tf" 1T cine bdmi16e grma6=
nun9 an Oteienise1, Die gang berulter linS,
obne 4ppetit un6 eutlnutbigt, Nber bic gtrt.
III pel9er 9oob's Sorlapartua ben I9mo9e1l
S0rper %aufbout uuO 9uten 9tppettt Siebt, 1T
DurtOerbar.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23
lbonntrt auf oos Nben6blott. greis
1 Sent per Summer, 6 Gents per @obe.
Cine Scene" Dor Rtdter GuIey

Gtne n9eene" Dor R1fter QuleY.
@tne aufregenbe @cene 1pieGte fi@ geIterr
Na3mtttag Inn 5 ubr in &i9ter 2ulep's
@ert4ts3immer ab, Mi6ael &tlbap IoQ bpl
%etnigen Mo4en BET Qugio IgneIIo, 43 On
tdrio Ctr, etngebro9en unb babel bonn leg
teren abgefaBt porben fein, @eftern FAM
lein 8erb0r Dor 2tbter 3uGeb itatt. 81
tpurbe bon Der Surb fir fAulbig befnnbeu
uno gu einem Sabre 3u6tbaus Oerurt6eilt
&aum mar DaS urtbeil gefGQt porben, aIs
Die Mutter bes NngefGa9ten, tpel9e Der Ser
5~cnolung beigepobnt Bate, dufiprang UNI
f4rte: nWas lit bas fir cine Surb. SIT BAG
@bicagoer 9ere4tigtett? 3, metn Sunge
mein armer Sunge!" Damn brab iie in
S9rGnen aus unb muBte aus Dem @ert6tS=
iaaI aefiibrt tper6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23

Traet Guren Grocer na6 yTbe 6etBIer
& Sun9e SOS" vQuafer 8rob", baS
f6madbafteite some Mabe 8roO", bnS
lie bon einer BGderet g~eLtefert tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23

Gerabfebungeu lit @ianoS Dor Der Saoemtur:
2 9tMfmabme! Mtr baben cine gn3Gbl 8ionos,
ble MIR febr lpeni9 gebronbt lpurOen-io, in Mtrtti9teit
eeraoe 10 gut ipte nu limb. Mtr offertreu DieIe 9yhitru.
mente gu ben f%plqenoen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iret5en,
onI ieRr Ieitte Ab8abtun8e1L um nit ~benielbeu iofort
entertainment:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-23

Nue ttd0tiiBen, I'M un6 a~usGanbif,ben
gteut9teiten I'M l6elt6blatt fir l Gent Der
g%tunmer, o6er 6 Gents per @ocbe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-31
HARVARD MEN WON.
Onc-MiIc College Relay Race Run mt
BERGEN Point, N. j.

POINT, N. J.. May 30.-The an
nual Decoration day athletic carnival of the
New Jersey Athletic Club to-day was a
great success. The principal event was the
one-mile college relay race, teams of four,
each man to run a quarter. Harvard,
Princeton, Yale and University of Pennsyl-
vania toed the mark. The men ran in the
following order: Harvard-E. B. Vincent,
HOLSTER. Bremen. Mansfield. Yale-Jordan,
Gerard. Chubb. Richards. University of
Pennsylvania-Sterrett, Freeman, Boyer,
Warren. Princeton-Brockaw, Graves. Hum
The first quarter was close, the men fin
ishing as follows: Sterrett. Brockaw, Jor-
took the lead and finished a yard ahead OF
Freeman. with Gerard close up and Graves
about fifteen yards in the rear. Third quar-
stretch. took first place from Chubb. who
beat Boyer five yards and Humber twenty
five. Last quarter-Mansfield got a lead OF
five yards on Richards and much more on
Rogers and Warren. Mansfield, Richards
and Warren ran a splendid race in the or
der named. neither gaining a foot until the
last $50 yards was reached. Richards then
spurted, and although Mansfield ran him.
self out, Richards caught him and won by
about five yards. Mansfield tainted on the
line and Warren just managed to beat him.
Rogers tainted about fifty yards from the
finish.
The mile scratch race was even more ex-
citing than the relay. Conneff, Orton,
Walsh and McMahon. the Irish champion,
started. They ran the first half slowly.
Connect started the third quarter at a rat
Ting pace. with orion five yards behind.
Try as he would, the eX-champion could not
shake off the Canadian. and they ran In
this order up to the stretch, when Orion.
with a magnificent burst OF speed. passed
the New York man and beat him out by
four yards. with Walsh third and McMahon
fourth. orion received an ovation, and was
carried off the track on the shoulders OF his
friends. The other races were made In good
time in each event.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-31
IMPROBABLE WHEAT DEAL.
Fairs Attempt to Corner the Market
Cost Him $4,000, 600.

SAN FRANCISCO, May O.-One hundred
and seventy-nine thousand four hundred
tons of wheat, comprising the remainder
belonging 10 the estate of James c.. Fair,
stored since August, 1893, at the Porta Cos
ia warehouse, has been sold to a syndicate
Of dealers composed of George W. McNear.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., Eppinger & Co.
and Girvia, Baldwin & Eyre, the four larg-
est wheat-exporting firms on the coast.
The sale was confirmed by the Probate
Court to-day, the price paid being So cents
per Genital.
Counsel for the administrators of the Fair
estate and attorneys for the heirs acqui-
esced In the sale as being in the best inter
ests of the estate. By the deal $3,049, SEQ
will pass into the hands of the administra-
tors. 1t is estimated the loss on Fairs at
tempt to make "A corner on wheat will not
be less than 100000. Mr.. Fair began the
wheat speculation in August, 1893. Wheat
for May, 1894. delivery was then quoted at
s1.2212 to SIS per Genital, the lowest price
ever reached up to that time. Through t.
w. Mclaughlin, as a broker. he did his
purchasing. When he had bought 100000
tons. at prices ranging from S1.25 to 81 per
GENITAL. The market afterwards went much
lower. Some of the wheat was peddled out
until the amount on had was reduced later
to 10, 900 tons. The storage on the wheat
has averaged from $4,000 TO $1,000 per
month right along. and interest and insur-
ance charges largely increased the expense
of carrying it. The holding cost alone has
amounted to nearly $500, 600.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-31
A GREAT ROAD A
Fifty Thousand People Along the Irv-
Observation-Disclosures Run.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PLAINFTELD. y. j., May 30.-The great
Observation-Disclosures race was run to-day on
the cd course and, although hardly as
fast as in former years, proved far more
or an event in the cycling world. owing
10 the immense crowds which lined the
course throughout it's entire length. five
and sometimes twenty deep. 1t was es-
timated that over fifty thousand people in
all saw the race. The larger portions OF
those who witnessed the race came by
wheel from points throughout New Jersey
and from New York city. The bloomer
was there in all her glory and costumes
worn by ladies of the East are far superior
to any in the West. taking those shown
to-day as samples. Several clubs came in
bodies to cheer on their men.
This race is not as largely entered as
the Chicago road race, but the interest
is added to by the great number OF noted
men that start from the back marks. Fred
j. Titus was alone on scratch, his team
mate Hand, of the lao brigade, dropping
back to help him. Titus broke down at
ten miles. Scott and Barnett, the latter
winner of race and time prize last year,
paced alternately and gradually pulled away
from the scratch men. G. Ford Seely joined
with them and the three ran a pretty con-
test for time, Scott winning by a second,
in one hour, twelve minutes twenty-eight
seconds. much slower time than last year.
Barnett was a second slower and Seely,
who had a minute handicap, was a minute
and twenty-seven seconds slower than
Barnett, taking third time. Scott was
twenty-fifth in position, Barnett twenty
ninth and Seeley thirtieth. The race was
won by +. w. RIGHT, of the Brooklyn
Bicycle Club. from the seven-minute mark.
His time was 1:14:S0. His partner through
out the race was Simpson Standeven, from
Paterson, n. j., who ran. second from
the same mark. The two lads made a
plucky ride. at the end of five miles being
in about fifteenth place and RIGHT leading
the field at fifteen and twenty miles and
his partner in second position at the same
time. Otto L. Roehr. of the X. c.. W.,
Brooklyn. steadily improved his position
from the fifteen mile TO the finish, but be-
tween the fifth and tenth miles he Jumped
seventeen places. +. w. Smith. Of Bloom
field, set all his own pace and ran into
fourth position in 1:17:l7, making one of
the Quickest rides ever recorded In a road
race. Earl. the Jolly undertaken" from
Brooklyn, looked to be a sure winner, but
punctured his tire and was thrown out.
Only half the starters finished the contest,
the day being very hot. The road was
dusty, but very smooth and every man at
the finish was a sight to behold because
of dust and perspiration. The summary:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-31
Some of the Noted Cracks os the
Country Take Part I'm n Series of
Events ut P%lainfieId, y. j..
GREAT CHICAGO ROAD RACE
HOMER FAIaMON COVERS THE
EIGHTEEN MILES IN 54:45.
Time Prize of $500 Went to George L,
Emerson i'm 51:54-Dirnbcrger's
New Two-MiIe Record.
to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
PbAlNF1ELD N. j.. May 30.-Over six
thousand people attended the Crescent
Wheelmen's races in this city to-day. Both
grand stands were packed aud the crowd
surrounded the track. Three good Glass n
races were IN. Cabanne. the Adonis Of
the racing path. took two of these I'm splen-
did style. showing great judgment. Hell
fort. Of Utica, took the third. Sanger an
peared in the mile open, il being his first
race since his sickness of the past winter.
Sanger set the pace for two-thirds of a mile.
and was coming finely in the stretch. when
five men passed him. He is ten pounds
heavier. and after riding at Trenton 'Satur-
day viii take five days training at Spring.
neid. together with his team mates. 10 re-
duce flesh. The day was almost i%nsuffer-
ably hot, and the great number OF prom
inent men present. who found it necessary
TO be on the track, crowded the course.
10 the inconvenience of spectators and rid
ers. Chairman Gideon. of the racing board.
was referee Of the races, and it was very
noticeable that the Glass B men avoided
the cause OF Johnson's sorrows."
In the two-thirds mile OBJ Cabanne had
the lead for the first third, when Harry
MADDOX forged to the front. One hundred
yards from the tape Cabanne came I'D with
cRAAN anu NOn IL race IN "A
pretty finish by two inches. Helfert. of
Utica, third. In the mile open, Brown.
Miller, Maddox, Steinson, Carter. Sanger.
Cabanne. Helfert and Baker started. in
the order named. from the pole. Sanger at
once cut out the pace, Brown and Cabanne
following closely. II was not a speedy
race, there being no pacemakers EMPLOYED.
The limit was 2:25. and the time 2:3s 2-5.
Cabanne jumped through the crowd as
Flick as grease when the bell rang. Helfert
Following him. At the last turn Sanger
came up, and then Brown and Cabanne
again came through the bunch, this time
TO win. Mike Carter, OF Baltimore. ran
third 10 Browns second. The mile handi-
cap had no scratch men. Maddox, at 100
yards, being conceded the race before the
start. Maddox paced the bunch too long,
and on the sprint Helfert came strong as
winner. CAM and Steinson followed. in
the order named. and the rest were in a
bunch of a dozen as the tape was crossed.
Summaries:
Two-thirds-mile. L Open-Cabanne first,
Maddox second. Helfert third. Time
lao 10. CAM. Carter, Miller, Silvie, Brown
and Steinson also ran.
One-mile. B-Cabanne first, Brown sec
ond. Carter third. Time, 2:38 2-5. Also ran,
In order named. Baker. Maddox, Sanger,
Steinson, Helfert and Miller.
first: CAM Q60 YARDS. second, Steinson go
YARDS. third. Time, 2:10 3-5. Cabanne, at
% yards. virtually scratch, failed TO over
take the field.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-31
Strong Boy PAGES i'm 2:11 1-2

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
UNION CITY. Ind, May 90.-The Union
City Driving Clubs spring meeting came to
a close to-day. The track was fast and the
racing good. The attendance was nearly
six thousand. Summarizes:
First Race. 2:1S ~pace-Tasco, jr, first. AL
fondly second. Minnie Irene, third. Time,
2:2O15. The winner is a local horse, trained
and driven by c. w. Bruce.
~Second-2:35 trot-Flying Dick first, Bour-
hon Mack second, Don third. Time, 2:351a.
Strong Boy went an exhibition mile, ac-
companied by a runner, pacing the half in
1903 and finishing. pulled up, in 2:11kTa new
record for Indiana's half-mile tracks. A
matinee will be given by the association
June s. in conjunction with Cooks Roman
Hippodrome.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-31
THIRTY-TKREE LIVES LOST.
Sleeping Lumbermen Were Drowned
In the Rapials of Spanish River.

Ont, May 3.-Details have
reached this city of a terrible accident
which occurred on the Spanish river, by
which thirty-three men lost their lives.
The victims were lumbermen. They had
encamped for the night on a crib of square
timber moored to the shore near the head.
of the rapids, which at this point are very
precipitous and rocky. All had gone TO
sleep without leaving a Waterman TO guard
the crib. Somehow during the night the
crib broke from the mornings and carried
its cargo of sleeping men, all unmindful of
their fate. into the surging waters below.
The crib was broken TO pieces on the rocks
Spanish river flows into the north channel
of Lake Huron at a point north of Mani
toulin island. Near its mouth is a small
hamlet of perhaps one hundred Inhabitants,
situated on the 500 branch of the Canadian
Pacific railway. The entire country round
about is a numbering district.