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Two soldiers and Their sweethearts
the Victims.

Vancouver, Wash, July Z3-corporai
Henry L. Edscn. Private Charles Morris,
Miss Laura Guard and Miss Emma
Young. two young girls of this city.
while out on a boating exeurs on on
WashOugal river in this county, were all
drowned this morning. near Fleming =
mill, By their boat upgetting In an eddy.
The party Of young people crossed the
river this morning and went blackberry
ing. returning about II O'Clock The
four got into a boat which dipped water.
frightening the inmates. and in some way
upset. Mrs. Lipscomb the only witness
Of the accident. heard screams, while all
were away from camp. and rushed out.
She saw Morris and Miss Guard clinging
10 the upturned boat. The others had al
ready sunk. Before she could reach the
bank they, too. had gone down.
Harry l.. Edison enlisted in the Four
teenth infantry four years ago at Seattle.
He was a member of Harmony lodge. A
o. u. w, and Of the Regular Army and
Navy union. Charles Morris was the son
Of William T. Morris. a musician in the
Fourth infantry band, and was him self
d member of the Fourteenth infantry
band. and WAS q years old.
Laura Guard was the daughter Of Mrs.
Peter Guard OF this city. Emma Young
is a daughter of a farmer Of this com
ty. The news was telegraphed TO Colonel
Z. p. Edison. prominent Seattle attor-
ney. a brother Of Corporal Edison, and
the parents of young Morris at Fort
Sherman.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
WILL PROBABLY MEET BETWEEN
AUG. Is AND SEPT. rs.
Washington VIII BE Flooded with
Money aud Tariff Pamphlets
and Speeches.

Tacoma. July z2-The chairman OF the
republican state central committee has
Issued cali TO the members OF the com
mlttes 10 meet at Tacoma, July =, at II a.
m The time and place OF holding the
next republican state convention viii then
be decided. IL Is asserted that the date
liked will be some time between August
u and September u. Indications are that
Tacoma VIII be the convention city.
From republican headquarters cam
paigh Literature On The money and tartfr
issues is beng distributed BY the ton.
over l5.0o pamphlets have been mailed
this week. and there are 1900 more on
the way from the east
Senator John l.. Wilson is distributing
congressional Speeches. having sent out
1900 already, and says he will distribute
4e.V5 more during the campaign.
The PopnIist Convention.
Chairman Bulger Of the popullst central
committee has been instructed by the
members Of that committee to call the
state convention at EIlensburg between
September LIST and the 18th. The matter
Is left IN his hands. Ii iE said that the
popuilsts are undecided as 20 the date OF
their convention. and are waiting TO see
what the democrats propose to do. II
any advantage will accrue from holding
the convention earlier or later the popu-
isIs Will change the date.
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EsaII.hmaa NRkcH Grave Charges
AEaiaut HIa Wtte.

London. July 25-The trial Of the Yard
Ruuart divorce ease began today. Tho
plaintifI il Hon. Walter Yard Builard.
brother Of Lord ChurNton, member OF the
distinguished family Of DcVonshite. The
defendant, Mrs. Lillian Yard Bullard. Is
the daughter IT the late General W. II,
Kjrkham who was a wealthy resident OF
San Francisco The Yard billiards were
married in iSSs Plaintiff alleges cruelty
and adultery on the part OF defendant
with Nalcntin Gadsden, who Is said &c he
a real estate agent OF San Fransico.
Mrs Yari Bullard denies the allegations
and makes counter charges Bullard
testified that his wife behaved like mad
woman once she took poison. some
times she locked her husband out OF the
house. one night she insisted on going
to the Cafe Cavour resort Of the DENT
monde where she made disturbance.
Then she came home with a strange man
and locked her husband out OF the house,
Under cross-examination petitioner de-
cIared that his domestic troubles arose
from her drinking habits ami fast living.
Tho hearing was adjourned,
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nominated ticket Il wsu,5 ~.;,. -
'irusnes with the peoples Dar,y Tvs
Ahs Ashsas delegation eOaiin.,sd 10 al,
" auledrhlng over nm tonosrn,.5
nshsfai Warner Of Ohio adyIssS az y,
1onfhinehf until tomorrow az 1u
Nhalf man LATHE of the Kansas DOLCE
uvh hoHsht II would be a mist.t-se ~.
sayoafh until tomorrow. -
~ 'oAh insisted that !, would IA. a.,
,'isss " 'ht peoples party TO sdou, ,I.s
PLATFORM lef0fe the eonfersn.- .,,,,,,;.,t.,l
of the two conventions bs5 49, -
Aetl0h would he an atl-pt,t 40 -
party " IN" po"Dle's
otTsth hes sSfs made and mea sb,,,t,.,
lDt recognition. la the midst of ~. -
ss'0' 'hs previous question 49, ns.t.,,.s
vote Sss on the amrniinraI 4, =,
so"h motion. that When the ,.anys,.t,,.,.
h11 u i>e until IL Ia tonorr,N
sthehdhavh ~ Nas 10 change th- ana.
-, IN tOhlshl The amen imeat nas
aos' ~ vote Of l4t yeas Ia "a 49,.
Tbs oFtglaai motion ~ men .',,,.,s
= good deal 81 confusion foil,n,5 "a
some " TIE delegates went "a NJ, I,o-
t0As, Eehttal HTzhEtr followed 49,,
N-1 * hAAhd made by some II ib. A..
eats 'ha' poll % tht ron...gyi.n y.
niaAs 70 nhd Out the prr,Ila. 4..-irf..I
nS'lets Of ght Delegates Il ~. nm,
"seAav1 % Proceed Nltu thr glN ...rt ~
ss~'SA hs fesaH showed that there u..s
~ '7P@bleahs lS" democrats. 4 n.g,-
lls's A.hr pfoniS3uOhisis Oar aatlsaai,,i
0aAS s'vTHbzrArf. y independents ~
stAiss Tailed 10 report
NJ tS-491lhs resolution 49, read nd
'N'Si'v9 to thr committee On rrsyisltigp-.
hFsS-fod fE4l hsEBuAal tomnilt-~,
"i thT saLfrF democratic aud pal.sf.,tr
a2Al 'Aes l's required 90 refer 10 sna ar,ts.
1A'S tA5 M as snd Svaa4 ilss.f sh-t.
sNf b'aviarab4r zs GA~ Amri8asn lraaaf.
tlUkrg 4
= 'rs2. a'l"'a eas adOplrS requesting al
'1t 'S'e'ahs % las tsfr Nal t. slaa3 1910
st1 tT us4Air1 Objections acre o.. 81.
'aSaS a. aeast Aat Vac drirsat.s nss
Eyhr 10 ihrH hotels 1t nas decided 10
-As'l'o'4' s's"tlis thc Veterans uAlH TO-
"-1asDs d sas ana04i4.s.i that {ar Sea.
-" ~ iar .'a. 49, 20 frfatr lLr AKA
hlFaA' ~ tat soad STANDARD tfrn llat I'D
'As 90 ssstitss srfr rof NtA.usr,
Tar FsstnrutagH Iarn aHtaarf-l tat5s.
81 u s-'.t agtEofIss a4osalHF
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luenlIy. and spent hls early manhood In

nuentIy. and spent his early manhood in
this country.
Mgr. FAleonio was born about s. years
ago in Italy. and came 10 this country
in 1866. He completed his theological
studies in 81. BonaVeniure's college. Al
legany. cattaraugus county. New York.
and WAS ordained a priest by the ate
Bishop TImon Of Buffalo In 1906 He
taught in st. BonaventUre's college for
some years. He afterward went to New
foundlAnd. His first work in New York
Was at the Franciscan monastery. al Ill
Thompson street He was rector of ST.
Anthonys church. and worked In con-
junction with Father Anacletus In 1885
he went 10 Rome. where he held sey eral
important Offices. lie Was then made
archbishop. Prominent Roman Catholics
in this city are OF the opinion that Mgr.
FSlconio will prove quite acceptable, te-
cause OF his long residence in America,
and also on account Of his thorough
knowledge OF American methods and in
sutuuons. According 10 Father Amaze
ieius, who IL nOE the head of the Fran
ciscan order IN this city. the rapid pro
motion Of Mgr. Falconlo is without pre
cedent In recent years. But 4 compare
lively few years ago he Was a humble
missionary in the slums of Thompson
and Bl~ccker streets. but even then he
showed signs OF much ability
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JAPANESE STARRED A WHITE MAN
Outcome OF had Feeling Between
the Two Races.

Boise. July "A special to the States
man says a japanese in the employ Of
the Union Pacific this evening stabbed a
man at orchard station on the Union
Pacific, about Is miles from Boise. The
has been bad blood for some time be-
tween the Japanese employed ON the
railroad and the white men and II is
thought the tragedy Is the outcome.
There has been a number OF shooting aud
stabblng ARRAYS over the Japanese, bu,
no one has been killed until today. 1,
would not be surprising II the white
men would assault the remaining Jap
anesa before the sheriff arrives.
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@"1~S~i Weaver EI--t-a Chairman
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uIs.asrI Republicans N"~'""'" "a"
Head af the Ticket

ar,irsso,4. Mo. July a TIL" reruh.t-
80 .,atc convention went 80 work IN
a.,resf today. tho reports of the 'hr"e
committee presented last evening h'ias
ouIrEly adopted Resolutions ~"r" adopt
81 ,pdarsins tho 81 Louis convention
ana dsplnrius the tendency 81 tn" '"'
rrocracY too arb anarchy.
The nominating speeches Tor R"Noth"'
we're then begun, IN" 'oHo~IhG 'a
-, p.yis n = Lewis Major Brork'
aIop,o Tuhhs. a Il cahoon and G /.
walhtidEe -. .-.,,,..,
ps,lotlnH for governor inailr resulted
So Ia o'rlock, IN the nomination 81 F"
g Lewis Of Henry county -, ,-,-
Tho convention adjourned until 'ono'
row morning.
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r,coM. WANTS THOSE THIEVES
Men Who stole Ballot BoHes Have q
Price On Their Heads.

Tacoma July 22-Thr city council in
special session tonight, offered a rev ard
OF tp0 for the arrest and conviction Of
the thieves who stole the ballots OF four
precincts from the vault at the city nall
Mayor Fawcett has offered a reward Of
$40 Evidence thus far secured indicates
tina, breaking into the vault was started
about two weeks ago and finished be
tween last Saturday night and tues lay
morning
Judge PritChari heard long argument
today over the proposition OF proceeding
with counting OF ballots. FaWcettS al
miniEiration was represented by three at
torneys and eNMayor orr by 1--WE, Judge
TT tchArd decided To 40 ahead and the
count was commenced on the ballot.
that remain intact, The seals Of returns
Of Eve other precincts are found TO have
been broken by the ballot thieves \
mass meeting Of business men has been
called for tomorrow, to consider means
Of aiding in the work Of feTrcting out the
ballot robbers
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CARDINAL sAToLLps SUCCESSOR
New PapaI Delegate Familiar With
American Installations.

New York. July 1.-The Roman Cath
olies OF this country are awaiting with
lively interest the arrival OF Mgr. Do
mede FaIeOnIo. papal delegate TO the
United States. who Is 10 succeed car1i-
nal Satoili as the pope's representative
In this country. He is booked to leave
this week. and will begin his labors here
under happier auspices than character
lied Mgr. SatollPs debut ia this trying
role. as the new delegate speaks English
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Portland Womaa Missed Her De
reIVeF aad B~tFayeP.

Portland Or. July 22-Mrs w W
Sr~nssr took shot al the broad back Of
y Singleton AZ he fiei from the "wo-
man scorned" this afternoon. and missed
The shooting occurred Al q. m. at the
corner Of Third and Stark streets when
the sidewalks NTre crowded with PEG
pie The woman was taken to poll e
headquarters by three detectives who
happened to be tear and was 50 hNSter-
icsl skr had 10 he pui 20 sleep. when
she awakened she :olJ her Stot. to the
effect that she WAS married 10y contract
TO Singleton Al the Ripley huuS, in 81
st;i' i've or six year ago and that she
Was always ackuoW edged by him A. Ms
wife until las January. when hc sent
her 10 San Francisco AMI deserted her
She learned the other iay THAI Sing eton
two days after sending her on marie !
= Mss ~ ala. At prAiu, or A. soon a.
this news cam" to her she cam" over
from Seattle and bought a revolver and
Acnt cunning for Singleton. Singlei On
ir agent for boot and shoe house and
has an ofice in tho Goodenough block
Tie has nothing to Say.
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cHHERED ny CROWDS At OMAHA
4 Housing NOa-PRrtisRn Reception
rendered bryan.

Omaha. July sl.-Cpon the occasion OF
his first visit 10 Omaha since his nomiu-
alton. Hon. William J. BRYAN was this
evening ter.erei a magnificent ovation,
enurely nou-partissn in its tenor and
character. Thousands OF people on
either side OF the streets along the long
drive to the central portion OF the city
cCmed bent on smotherirE the perform
ances OF the BAND with Shouting and
foghorn choruSes. A large platform had
been erected at Fifteenth and Doug
las streets DECORATED with bunting and
steamers Around Il assembled a vast
crowd Of people and the roofs and win
dows of adjoining buildings were filled
with spectators. The appearance OF Nj.
Bryan was the sign Tor prolonged and
hearty cheerinE that continued at brief
intervals until Judge posne invited o.
der. Judge poane introduced Mayor
Broatch, republican. who delivered an
address OF welcome
when Mr.. Bryan mounted a table upon
the platform Il was several minutes be
fore his gestures hushed the urroar and
his remarks were frequently interrupted
by cheers.
MT Bryan thanked the people Tor Their
manifestations OF good va and referred
pleasantly TO the bipartisan nature OF
his reception.
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CAV NOT DEDUCT COMMISSIONS
SaPr~m~ Court D~cIaion Regarding
Foreclosure sales.

Olympia. July 22--Judsmen, has been
reversed by the supreme court in the
case Of Walter II. SoderhurR, appellant.
vs. King county. respondent. The suit
was brought by the plaintiff as assiR nee
Of divers Judgment debtors In various
foreclosure proceedings. The appellant
claims to he entitled to the surplus asis-
ing in each foreclosure sale. II appears
that the amount alleged as surplus was
claimed by the sheriff as commission FOR
conducting the sale. The county sheriff
had paid into the treasury several
amounts under the mistaken belief that
It was his duty to deduct the commission
The court decided that this was not the
case
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GOVERNMENT MET WITH DEFEAT
Unexpected Vote ON the Land BII In
the Commons.

London. July 22-Tae house OF com
mons today considered in committee the
CLAUSE Of The Irish land hiil which pro-
vjdCs tuat iu ghy purchase transactions
the land committee shall advance money
in lea % stock heretofore issued An
amendment. moved 10y SIR Thomas Es-
moud, seeking 81 continue the existing
Srranrv meutS. was carried by a decided
majority. The Who'v clause WAS then
withdrawn on g motion by \ J, Balteur.
The defeat q IhC government was totally
gueNpcCtci ans q, wSs ~ ribbed n the
absence OF many Ministerial members at
the royal wedding. Sir Henry Esmonls
amendment Was supported by all the
IRISH members ami by lvish landlords.
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ROBBIE p AND RACHAEL WON
Exciting TrOttinE and Pacing Races
at Butte.

Butte Mont. July 2l--It was a cold,
raw. windy day al the race track, but
there was a large attendance neverihe-
less. and the peUJIng was lively.
Robbie J.. was a tremendous fayorite
for the 2:Il class trotting race. but he
failed 10 take the first two heats. He
came In all right al the end. however.
Troi, 2:li class-Robbie p. won. Otun-
ger second. Bourbon Wilkes third; time
2:i4ls. 2:l7S4. 2:IS2s, PISA. 2:lsi4.
Pacing. 2NN class. purse Sl00o-Rschael
won, Pathmont second, Keen kutteI
third; time, ZIG. 2.l4iz
Running, three furlongs-Red S. won
Lark second. Topaz third; time, S4is. Rox-
ey also ran.
Running. five and q haf furlongs-Tam'
pa won. Model second, Mt. Roy third
time. l:i0iz. Surprise and Addie NJ also
ran
Running. five and half furlongs, sec
ond divisIon-Yr won. AIlah2bad sec
oad. NerVoso third: time. ll0iz. Rain
drop. Picnic, Irregular and Tennessee
Maid also ran.
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aRr,r cnowDs HEARD ~NuNLE'
oxa,tou az the Mount lnl"" '"''
lac commencement.

Alliance ohio. July 3.-An enormous
80, -. IN attendance at the IN ry-
.,",b .rnuai commencement Of the Mount
d.ninn college to-day, Major Mckinney AZ
lived %" from cleveland at saa .,,u,n
81. ,no,sand people were around inc
rn,,eSs building. while the larae auo,,
,otltm was packed TO girs every one ".'
opportunity to hear MrN'n nm ,.,Ssrss
the o'S., ,,,,,. 1, hear Mckinley speak.
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DAMAGING FIRE At IA GRANDn
Flames Made u wreck OF One ot the
Prominent BUiIdtnGu.

La Grande. Or, July 2S-The most &C.
structive hre which has been inflicted
upon this community for several years
occurred at an early hour this morn
ing The Huntington building is almost
total wreck. The losses are as fol-
lows: ]. II. Huntington. building. 500:
Insurance. S0o0. George II. Curry. goods.
loss. gan; Insurance, kanoN, T.. F. Pierre,
harness and saddles, loss. sls0o; insur-
ance. $780, q. NJ. Richey. musical nier-
chandIse, loss. $2OOo; insurance. &i0N.
The losses by fire In the little town OF
Lone Rock. reported several days ago,
were $4,000. with no insurance. Lone
Rock IL In Grant county.
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WOMAN DRuGGED AND ROBBED
Met at Chicago and Given a .'DOsedo'
Glass of Beer.

Chicago, July Mrs. e. z Cummings
Of Boston. Mass. was found in a semi
conscious condition near the old Harlem
railroad tracks last n ghL Mrs. Cum
miBss vas on the Way 10 San Francisco
where she has relatives. She has only
vague remembrance OF the incidents I'M
mediately before she lost consciousness
A woman mel her while she was waiting
for train who gave her name as Mrs.
Johns. She had a shsnty near Lne track
erected when the Harlem track FIRST
opened, and WAS known a squatGer. 1t
- sad she conducted an Illicit business
IN liquors. Cries Of the 6rugEed victim
attracted The attention OF belated pedes-
TRANS passing along Hannah STREET last
night. They found Mrs. Cummings lying
On the mattress, her body bearing the
marks Of rough treatment The doctor
said the woman was suffering from poi
son. She was removed to the county hos
pital Her condition IS considered serf-
Gus. Mrs Cummings says she was given
poison IN a glass Of beer. and as soon as
the poison took effect was robbed OF her
IA lroad ticket and jewelry and money.
She said she arrived in Chicago yester-
day from Boston.
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HUNTINGTON is NOT CONCERNED
RamOr That He Is In the q. u. A n.
Deal DiHcredIted.

New York. July H.-in well-lnformed
railroad circles here the rumor that C. y.
Huntington had acquired an important or
controlling interest I'm the oregon Rail-
way a Navigation management Ii ds-
credited. The report, Il IL stated. grew
out OF the mutual agreements entered
into recently In regard 20 rates, Tlbi
statement h confirmed by members 81
the .. Il. & n. reorganization committee
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THE TICKET IN NORTH DAKOTA
Republicans Nominated Men In Ac-
cord With the Sc, Louis Platform.

Grand Forks. \. u, July ss--rhe eau
Gus ticket as decided upon last night was
nominated by exclamation this afternoon
by the republican state convention. The
platform Endorsed the St Louis plat
form. An effort TO tack a silver plank to
the resolutions was easily defeated.
The ticket chosen Is as follows; Con-
gressmau. NJ. ~. johnson, rcnominated:
governor. +, n, Briggs; lieutenant gov
ernor, J. NJ. Devine; secretary OF state.
Fred r. Alley. treasurer. George Mich
OILS: auditor, n. Il. Hannah: attorney
general. J. =. COwan.
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Liverpool. July 2a-Iord Derby's J.
y.ar-old Canterbury Pilgrim won the
Liverpool cup today, Lord william Beres-
ford's Paris iii. second, J. wallace's
peck third. Richard Cookers Santa
Anita was not placed. Cookers Eau
0Auia ran second In the Seafroth weller
handicap. Spinning Boy was first. Mo-
Rul third
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pr.inara MINI, July Al hNe mln'
..,.y this morning, John Pryde,
utes aIv I,.,.d Andrew Peterson I'VE
who mu o Sas hanged In the county
month mo ,isrson was Pryde's friend ana
9 nss murdered for tIa pryde. whose t ,,'il
rsms WAS Jshn y. Miller mss' '"'
confession.
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THE MARKETS. ny rELEGR Arm
Metal Quotations.

New York July 22.-S.lver Csc
Nopper-kSsy; brokers price 81, eN-
change priC, SlO&@1l.
Lead-Easy; domestic price s. s.; eN-
change price S.SQ29S,
Chicago Grain.
Chicago. July S-wheat ruled de cid
eddy stronger. Everything in the way OF
news at the opening seemed TO favor an
advance Close: September wheS; 5Sc.
corn S6Asc, oats l7'sc, Receipis-Wheat
lS2.Nn bushels; corn 1900 bushels. oats
lSS,eo bushels.
Live stock.
Chicago. July 2,-Cattle-Dressed beef
and shipping steers crossed the scales at
S.SsIAn. fancy stock selling at S4So.
D.stiilery fed steers weighing between
1870 and lI75 pounds sell in moderate
numbers at $IO5sT4. 20: stockers. S2.+Oa2 a.;
Montana, Wyoming and Dakota, s., tod
2e' for steers, and $s,SSgS.l5 for cows and
heifcrs.
Hogs - Heavy. s2SsaS.lo; medium
weights, SSaSSo; light S2SGS,1; mixed.
S0SHS5o pigs, SSdSS0.
Sheep-Ciood to choice native ewes. &d
AS: western range sheep, s.. +062, and it,
F terior "a common sheep $l756s-sS Lambs
+ brought Ss,75a5eS for poor to choice.
/ Receipts Cattle. Hoo hogs. l2&"H;
sheen. lS.N0.
Chicago. July sS.-Pork $50. lard SIS.
/ ribs S2,S7.
miscellaneous.
( New York July 2A-Hops-ouiet.
! wool-Quiet
observation-disclosures; United closed al
$liO.
I Fig iron-pull
Coffee-Ciosed barely steady: July
SlOsau, September Sl1lle: spot Rio
weak. No NsEo,
Sugar-Raw. steady; centrifugal. p
test. 5-lsc; refined quiet,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-25
FAST HORSE RACING AT Butt
FaNOrit~s Won Four Out of Five
Events.

salt Lake. July ga special to the
Tribune from Butte says:
FaNorites won four out OF I'VE races.
Pacific stakes. 2;l5 class, best two IN
three-Del Norte won in straight heats.
Delphi second. Value third best time,
2.l5i2.
TrottinS. ga class, best two in three
Altao won. Ne;te Ham second, Meteor
third. best time. 2;I6h..
Running. FIVE furIongs-Imp Ogden won,
Bin Howard second. Tommy Tucker
third, time, l.05
one MILE lily McCloskey won. Hal
ford second. Imp Fullerton Lass thru
time. 4sis.
Mt Roy third. me. ;SS3.