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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-24

xAyANTED--sEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER
Wv sons In this state to manage our business
in their own and nearby counties. tis mainly
Office work conducted at home. salary straight
$500 year and expenses-definite. bonahde, no
more, no less salary. Monthly S7j. References
Enclose self-addfessed stamped envelope, Her
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Land Applications, Proofs and
Abstracts.

H. N. Frazer. County Clerk, gives
special attention to abstracts OF title,
and is also prepared to receive U. s.
government land filings and proofs, as
well as applications for the purchase Of
forfeited railroad lands and state school
lands, at bis Office in Condor, Or.
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Treasurer's Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
TO Feb, l, 1897, will be paid on presen.
taiion at my Office. Interest ceases after
this date. s. B. BARKER,
Treasurer Of Gillian county, Oregon.
Dated at Condor. Ore, October 20. 1893.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-24
NoN-ALCoHoLIc.

No man " ho lives on meat was ever
known to lick his wife. or ask for a
divorce. A vegetable diet woman is as
cold and clammy as tnrnip. II you
want yonr girl to have rosy cheeks and
vitality in her motion, feed her on beef
steak with occasional doses OF DR.. Haw-
cons Tonic Bitters. Sold everywhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-24
Price List of Lumber.
(Adopted September /, 1881

Rough lumber, pine, 1000 per N
Rough lumber.fr, 1900 /" /"
Shiplap, second class floor
ing, rustic, ceiling and
surfaced, 1900 I" I"
First class flooring, ceiling,
rustic and finishing, 22.50 " 50
Slab wocd. per cord, rs
All bills discounted 10 per cent for
spot cash. Same price and same dis
count to all. HARRY HALsrEAD,
Lost Valley, Or.
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THE CONDON GLOBE.
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription TO the dfonR 10 $3.50,
II paid in advance. II not paid ia advance 80
will be charged. A pencil mark around this
notice indicates that your subscription has ax-
plred. ploane renew promptly.
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An entertainment will be given in the
Marquam Grand Opera House, Portland,
on Monday evening, December 5th, by
the employees OF Wolf X Zwicker's Iron
Works, for the benefit OF the widows and
orphans OF the men killed by the recent
explosion on the torpedo boat Davis,
This is worthy charity, and all persons
wishing to contribute to the relief ol
these unfortunate families can do so by
purchasing a ticket for the entertain.
ment, a limited number OF which are
for sale at this office. The tickets are
81 90 each.
With wheat worth only 90 cents pei
busbel, and wagon haul Of 40 or 81
miles to market, Gillian county farmers
can make little money, and already !
large acreage Of wheat is grown every
year. With railroad penetrating th'
great wheat belt comprising the Condor
and Mayville seations the farmers wonlt
realize almost twice the profit they now
do, and within three years every acre o
tillable land would be under cultivation
A railroad ls what the farmers need anc
they should not quit trying for one unit
their efforts are crowned with success
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-24
Deputy Stock Inspectors.

Hhye hPpOInted ~ my deputies the I0II0WIng
personB.
~. II. Colwcll, Arlington.
J.. Il. Townsend, Condor.
Fred A. Hale, fossil.
X. NJ JoHNFoN lone Rock.
Stock Inspector for Gillian County, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-11-24
No matter how much
money you have, you
can't buy better
tea baking powder
coffee fiavoring extracts
soda and spices
than Schs22ing's Best. m
For sale by
Dunn Brothers.
NOTICE.

There has been in my pasture, in
Lost valley, Ore, for about one year,
one brown mare, supposed to be unbroke
and about 8 or years old, weight about
1000 or 100 lbs, branded JH (connected)
on left stihe. Owner can have same by
paving cost Of keeping, and paying for
this notice, otherwise the animal will
be posted and sold according to law.
nl7.S0 RICHARD CAMrDELI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03

For some reason, not made clear, the
official timekeepers did not take the
time at the half miles in either race,
OF even at th, mile in the varsity race.
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NO GAME IN ST. PAUL.
Rain Stopped Play Yesterday, but
Today VIII Pc Utilized.

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Lexington
Park had been drained once and was read for
play. The home team had prac!iced in the
morning and it looked though it would
clear up for a game in the afternoon. Then
came a little shower, and nature smiled agaii.
But at lite before o'clock there came
drencher. TnN game o: the ate. noon Wis
scheduled tO hcgln at $50. When the rain
ceased Comlskey and his men We at the
p5rk again, and by 3:3l they had it IN shaI e
to pay. The sun came out from behind a
cloud, and all was promising. But the Omaha
team did not want 10 wait. They had a train
to catch IN the evening, and they wanted 20
catch it. So the game was declared off acd
the handful of People, who had braved the
elements TO see the locals trounce Fishers
Babes. had to come away disappointed.
1t is probable that the st. Paul team will
present some Few faces today. Manager
Comiskey has secured a new inte,der named
Condon from the Chicago City league, and
it is not impossible that he may play first
base today.
Fr:cken Will pitch the game this afte: moon
and Denzer and Phyle and Fricken a.e sohed-
ulsd for the morning and afternoon games to-
morrow. The morning game viii be at
NicoHet park. Minneapolis; the afte nool
erntest at Lexington park, st. Paul.
The change in this afternoons game from
Minneapolis to st. Paul has found favor with
the fans OF both cities, as the grounds at
Minnehaha park are notoricusly inadequate
for the accommodation of the people who will
want to sse an inter-city game.
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TOM COOPER WON.
Beat All the Cracks at the National
Circuit Meet at Willow Grove.


PHILADELPHIA. July 2.-Tom Cooper, Of
Detroit, won the -two-mile national Champion
ship race this Afternoon, at the National Cir
cult meet. at Willow Grove. All the short
distance bicycle cracks were entered in the
event. There were twenty-seven entries in
all. .Kiser, Stevens, Cooper, Eaton and Mai
Bald failed to qualify in the preliminary
meats. The race was close one throughout
Stevens took the lead at the start with Kiser
SECOND, Cooper third, Taylor fourth and
Eaton last These positions were unchanged
until the last lap of the second mile, when
stretch they were all punched, but Cooper
managed to keep his lead and crossed the
tape winner, with less than a wheels
length to spare. Stevens was second and
Maj. Taylor close third. Kiser finished
fourth and Eaton last.
Cooper, Bourette, Gardiner and Bald were
on the scratch In a half-mi.e handicap event,
but none of them were in the first flight at
the finish. 1t was close race between
kimble. Kiser and Mai Taylor. Kimble won
Fred j.. Titus. Of New York, in an exhi-
bition ride Of five miles, unpaced, against
time, lowered the worlds record for five
miles. His time was 11:05 1-5. The former
record was 11:36. Summaries:
Two-mile national handicap professional
Tom Cooper. of Detroit, won; p L. Stevens,
Ottumwa, To-, second; Maj Taylor, Boston,
third; Earl Kiser, Dayton O.. fourth: Jaw
Eaton, Elizabeth, N. j., fifth. Time,
Half-mile handicap, professionally q
kimble, 25 yards, won; Earl Kiser, Is yards,
81 3-5.
Five-mile, exhibition, unpaced against time
By Fred ]. Titus, Of New York Time by
miles: 2:o6 So, Alt 1-5. 16:32 40, $3.50,
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CLOSE AND EXCITING.
Five Western League Clubs Have u
Chance for the bunting.

The contest in the Western league is very
much the closest in the history OF the or
ganization. On tie eve of the Fourth of July
five of the clubs are right in bunch, and a
weeks play could land any one of them in
first pace. The Hoosiers remain in the lead,
but they have lost five OF the last seven
games played, and their percentage is now
but 627 just thirty points ahead of ST. Pau.
Moreover the Indiana contingent must new
play six games with Columbus, while st.
Paul is contesting half dozen with MIME
apolis. During this tine Milwaukee has De-
troit and Kansas City Omaha.
1t looks as if Kansas City should make
considerable gain during the week, perhaps
enough to put the team in first pace. st;
Paul is playing such errat.c ball in the fe d
and batting so unevenly that not much is
expected OF the team, even when paying
tn the teil-enders.
At the close OF the next series Indianapolis,
Columbus and Milwaukee each Play a series
Of Il to 10 games at home and should stand
one two, three twenty days hence. The
chances of St. Paul and Kansas City for the
bunting depend to a great extent on their
work on the trip around the eastern end OF
the circuit The clubs stand thus tbs morn
ivo-
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'TONKA YACHTING.
Wizard the Leader of the Fleet mt
the Finish.

"AAarO tne Leuder or the Fleet 0t
the Finish.
With all sails flying, dozen trim yachts
and one to spare, footed over the line yester-
day afternoon for the first run in the yacht
club race at Minnetonka. Something over
an hour and one-half later, the Wizard came
nome, her canvas spread to every favoring
wind, leader of the fleet by good three miles.
IL was nearly twenty-five minutes later before
the We're Here crossed the line in stern
cnase Inc next In the race were the Mcleod
and Hazard, and thy passed the buoy less
than second apart, making the finish tie
and SO slose their masts wer almost on
line as they slipped past the time takers.
In the one-rater class, Hopkins boat win
ming, the new Wilcox Moccasin was second;
Fayrams Pyle. third; Gladrene H. J. More-
In the open class Answer and Bird were the
only two to fnish Answer winning in 2:06 :05
BIRD s.,f following in 2:o6:57 corrected time.
William Peet's new boat, the Torpedo, was
out and distinguished herself by beifg the
only boat to capsize, whereas in the Seavy
blow the week before she was the only slooo
to weather the storm. She went off Breezy
Point on the second time round and withdrew
from the race.
A Fourth of July race will be sailed tomor-
The results yesterday were as follows:
Open Class, Flying Start, 3:15-
Boat and Capt. start.Finish Time. Time.
Bi5d sam%ss Roio, ssS 5ss27 39s 2Sses
toIu, w. 0OlpN. .S.Zu.lZ 5.Sl I'll :45 2:U6:5
Josher, Roy Hooker. 3:3O:44 Did not finish.
Hermes, c. Ridge
way ................3:21: :23 Did not finish
Iwenty-three Foot Sloops, Flying Start,
Wizard, W. D.
Morse ...... ...3:2O 4:59:45 1:3945
Breeze, c. B.
Eustis :. ........3:2O. Did not finish
One-rater Class, Flying start, 3:25-
We're Here, F. j.
Hopkins :. ......3:25 :21:19 1:56:O9
Moccasin, r. Will
cox :. ........ 1928 5:2S1s 2:03IS
Pyxie, F. Fayram. ::25 5:35:1S 2:05:1S
Gladrene, H. ].
Moreton -. ....3:25 5:3O:39 2:O5:S9
Spinnaker Special, Flying Start, 3:30-
Mcleod, H. P. Wat
son -. $3.50 5:2417 1:54:17
Hazard, A. F. Pills
bury :. .........3:3O 5:24:17 1:54:17
Torpedo, W. Peet..3:3o. Capsized.
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sATANITA A SURPRISE
MARTOMEDI CLUB RACE WAS WON
BY THE UNTOUTED
With New Sailing Rig and Excel
lent Seamanship Skipper Palmer
Sailed Her to Victory in Spite of
the Lack of Wind, Which Made
the Race for the Most Part Un-
interesting.

The Mahtomedi Yacht club held its
second race yesterday afternoon, and
the result was a surprise. The Satanita,
time allowance boat, won, having
actually added to it's allowance The
sailing of the .Satanita was remarka-
bly, fine. The boat sailed well all
around and wals handled in fine style
by Skipper Palmer. Mr.. Palmer has
just equipped his cat with a new sail,
and yesterdays race was the first race
run with the new sheet. This con-
tributed to the miscalcuations of the
yachtsmen, the Satanita not being pre-
viously regarded as a particular fast
boat. The fact that the other four
boats were handicapped twelve min
utes is an indication Of the general
expectations of her sailing qualities
AT the start there was heavy breeze
blowing from the southwest, and the
Seraph and Swallow each had a reef
in. The Satanita was set off twelve
minutes ahead of the other boats The
other four-Seraph, Albatross, Swallow
and Marguerite-got off well in a
bunch, and kept well together to the
Wildwood buoy. There was hardly a
length between each boat in rounding
the buoy. There was a tack for
the south shore buoy and the wind had
died down to full sail breeze. The
Seraph and Swallow shook out their
reefs. On this leg the four scratch
boats began to part, the Albatross lead
ing, with the Marguerite following. The
other two boats-.he Swallow and the
Seraph-were well in the rear. The
distances were lessened in the run from
the south shore to the Mahtomedi bay
buoy. 1t was a continued procession
to the finish, with the exception that
for second honors there was a pretty
brush between the ,Albatross and the
Marguerite. The former was well
handled by Ethel Murray, crossing the
line second with thirty seconds to the
good. The Seraph and the Swallow
were further off. The distance of the
course sailed was tseven and one-half
mi Sr1r ,cy-xy. NJ
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Washington Park Races

~ CHICAGO, July 2...Ho. weather held down
dne I attendance to moderate proportions tosay
Thorpe carried off the honors of tha dav
W with three winning mounts. Hindoonot. at
~ W, 70 J. surprised the talent by defeating
Weather ssati. clear clear; track fast. Summary:
First race, one mile and twenty Yards
Madey won, Hurry Burly second, The Roman
third. Time, 1:40.
Second race, five furlongs-Onomastu won.
1:00%. Ai--e'
Third race, one and one-eighth miles-Fer-
1:51%. 'o'
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Mortefonse won Lew Hopper second, Croe-
sus third. Time 1:47A.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Hindoonet won.
Algol second, Meddler third. Time 1:1sH.
Sixth race one and one-sixteenth miles
son third. Time :46K.
1t was decided tonight by the Washington
Park club that the English system of hand
booking. as inaugurated today, would be-
strictly adhered to in the future, and no fur
federation. oiSio
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ton when the signal ordering 1t is given. Sig.
nails Will be given by firing blank cartridges
from a heavy pistol. 20
One Shot-Follow in wake of flagship land
boat.
Two Shots-Bear up together.
Three Shots-Bear away together.
-Four Shots-Tack together.
Five Shots-Wear together
One, Two, One-Disregard my motions.
follow. the parade, the following committees
have been appointed:
observation-disclosures H. T. Drake, L. p.
UIrdWay A. Maclaren, G. c. Power Emerson
Stickney. c. d. O'Brien ]. w. Taylor w. P.
JIe;wett I;t p c. Stohr, A. B. Ovitt and J. p.
floor-W. S. Morton, H. Van Week, W.
w. Price. DR.. Clark o. l.. Taylor, F. D.
Monfort and e. H. Morphy.
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MINNESOTA MEN PROMOTED.
Two Lieutenants of the Third Nnm-
ed as Captains.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-(SpeciaD.-
In the list Of army nominations sent to-
the senate were the names of three
men well known in st. Paul. Two are
members Of the Third infantry, and
one has been on duty at the state uni
versity. All are lietenants in the reg
ular army, and by the new promotions
all are made captains. The men pro-
NOTED are Frank B. Mccoy, now serv-
ing as lieutenant colonel of the Four
teenth at Chickamauga, and John II.
Beacon, lieutenant of the Third infan-
try, and Harry A. Leonhauser of the
Twenty-ffth infantry.
Among those confirmed by the SEN
ate today were Archibald o. Powell, Of
Minnesota, to be captain Second regi-
ment, United States volunteers, and
Gates A. Johnson Jr., of Minnesota,
to be first lieutenant.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03
LatOnia Races,

CINCINNATI, O., July. 2.-The Mil!dale
stakes at six furlongs for 3-year-olds and up
wards was won by Alleviate at Latonia today
in most impressive style. Alleviate was the
favorite at 4 to 8. Lillian Bell and Eight
Bells were at to 2 each, with to against
McAilster. Alleviate was last away at tae
start and could never get through the lunch
until the last quarter pole was passed. Then
she fought her way clear AID caught Nc
Allister, who was leading by a length. This
pair hooked up for the finish and in a drive
Alleviate won by a head from McAi,ister
who got the place by two lengths from LII an
Bell. Jockey Conley rode the winner. Wealth
er, pleasant; track, fast. Summarizes:
First race, six and one-half furlon gs-Lena
Meyers won, Annie Taylor second, Terrami
third. Time, 1:201s.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Judge Tarvin
1:02%.
Third race. one mile-The Planet won, Jea-
not second. Hungry Hill third. Time AZ
Fourth race, the MiNdale stakes, value $500,
six fur:ongs- Alleviate won, McAllister sec
ond Lillian Bell third. Time, 1:14A
Fifth race, Ave furlongs-Piccola won. Ter
rene second, Duplicate third. Time, 1o1%.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Margaret Jane
won. Lillis second, Motilla third. Time, 12S%.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03
sheepshead bay Races.

- NEW YORK, July 2-The Long Island
handicap was the chief event at Sheepshead
Bay today and Ornament was made the favor
ite. with Lehman second choice. The delay
was long and tiresome The horses got away
in fairly good order with Ornament last On
the way around the lower turn Ogden went
to the front and was never headed Ornament
and al Tragedia1n made bold bid for the money
and he won in hard drive by neck. TIE
other two Tapped on him.
First race, six Idr.ongs, selling-L1m5ert
Ills 2-5.
Second race. vernal, FIVE furlongs-whip-
lash won. Cautocatchou second, High Degree
third. Time, 1:01 As
Third race. one and three-quarter miles
Dutch Skater won, Latson second, Defender
third. Time, 1902.
oE Fourth race, five furlongs, se.llng-Ener-
Baden third Time, 1:02 @'''u LUXE oi
Fifth race. Long Island handicap, one mite
and furlong--Ogden, 1T QIan1iiton), 10 to
!, won; Tragedian, 1o5 (spencer), 10 to 1 and
4 to /, second; Ornament, 129, (Simms). 8
to 5, third. Time, 1854 As.
Sixth race, hurdle, two m,les-Travant won.
Brown Red second, Sir Lawrence third. Time,
3:47. -A-o'
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03

SARATOGA LAKE, N. Y, July e.
Pennsylvania won the four-cornered
varsity race today, and Cornell, after
winning from Harvard and Yale, was
only able to beat Wisconsin out for
second place by q length. Columbia
padded across the line four and half
lengths behind Wisconsin.
The freshman contest was won by
Cornell in 10.5l 3-5, three and a half
lengths ahead OF Columbia, who finish
ed second through splendid squirt in
the stretch which put her boat slightly
over quarter of a length ahead of
the Quaker boat.
The following was the official time IN
fhe two racaq.
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Order for the Annual Event of the
White Bear Club.

Order for the Annual Event of the
White Bear Club.
The following order has been issued for
the moonlight parade next week:
The annual moonlight parade Of the White
Bear Yacht club will take place on Wednes-
day evening at 8.
All yacht owners are requested to report at
the club dock, Lake Shore at 7:30
The feet under command of Commodore
Drake, in the yacht Yankee, will sail prompt
ly at 8, Immediately on the arrival of the
1880 train from st. Paul.
Yacht owners are requested to decorate their
yachts with flags, pennants and lanterns.
Yachts should fall in line of their respec-
tive classes and maintain this order as far as
possible.
The parade will be followed by a reception
and dancing at the Ramaley pavilion. open to
members of the club and their guests.
at II a, M
Yachts will commence to execute an evolu-
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03
Aurora bicycle Meet.

AURORA, ILL.,, July 2-The fifteenth annual
bicycle meet of the Illinois division L. A. W..
opened in this city today. Summaries:
one mile. open, professionalism Fisher,
chicago, hiTst; l.. d. Cabanne St. Louis
second: w. Coburn, st. Louis third. Time,
One-half mile, professional-John Fisher.
Chicago, first; Iver Lawton, Chicago, second:
Louis Coburn, St. Louis, third. Time,
Two mile handicap, professionally c. Van
Vert, Chicago, 225, first F. Wing. Ottawa.
275, second; J. Ed Newkirk. Chicago, s5 third.
Time, 4:33.
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TO PLAY IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Cricket Teams of the Twin Cities to
Meet Monday.

The third match of the series between tie
above clubs will be played on the grounds
Of the Minneapolis club tomorrow, play to
commence at II 80 a. m.
The Minnesota club will have the following
team in the fed, viz: G. G. Saulez captain;
DR.. Taylor, c. r. WilcoX, H. Edmunds. w.
p. Rumble, T. Stsson, Macgregor, Clark
Uapier: S. B. Donaldson, Richardson and J.
F. Knight.
The team and friends wishing to accom-
pany them will meet at the grounds at Kilt
sondaie at 10 a. m. prompt taking interu1 ban
car to Milwaukee depot thence via. Fourth
avenue south to Thirty-fourth street, the
grounds being at Fourth avenue south and
Thirty-fourth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03

Two-base hits, OHagen, McVicker; sacri'
fee hits, Wilson, Frisbee; stolen bases, Con-
naughton. Wilson, McVicker; passed baIs,
naughton to OHagen 2; Viox to Connaugh-
ton; hit by pitcher. Gear, Frisbee, Reilly;
bases on balls off Cook, Frisbee z, Con
naughton off Gear, Letcher; struck out, by
Cook Wilson Slagle. O'Hagen, Viox; by Gear.
Reilly, Campau, Laly Cook; left on bases,
Minneapolis 5, Kansas City 8; umpire, Man.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03
TOOK ONE APIECE.
Minneapolis and Kansas City Games
n Stand-OR.

The Millers and the Blues evened
things up in the two games played at
Nicollet park Minneapolis, yesterday,
the first being a walkaway for the
Millers, while the Blues had an easy
thing in winning the second.
Meredith was knocked out of the
box in the third inning of the first
game, and, although Pardee took his
place, he had no better success in
holding down the hits. The Millers got
three twO-hase hits in the third inning
and scored but two men. They bunch
ed hits in the seventh, getting two
singles ard two two-base hits, which,
with a base on balls, an error and three
flies, put four men over the plate,
cinching the game. O'Hagen was put
out Of the game for objecting to a de-
ciSiOn Score first game.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03
Held Out for Andrews.

CHICAGO, July f.-The contest for the po-
stion of superintendent of Chicago's schools
is still undecided. The board of education
made another Intellectual attempt 10 choose a
superintendent tonight, the votes being diyid-
ed as before, between DIR. e. Benjamin An.
drews and Superintendent Lane.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 2.-The weather.
was fine and track fast at Fort Erie "adaer today
The race of the day was the fourth. at q
time Of 1:401k, within half a second Of the
track record. Results. First race. five and
one-half furlongs-South Africa won. Dave
S second, Mongolian third; time 0S%. Sec
ond race fve-eighths of mile-Vex won
Prosper p second, Pirate third: tins
1:02&. Third race, seven-eighths of a mile
ley third; time, 1:2sA. Fourth race. one
mile-Storm King won, Our Johnny second
Guilder third time; 1:4ok. Fifth race, sew.
second, Annie Lauretta third; time / 90
Sixth race, handicap, steeplechase, about two
and one-half miles-Parson won, The Tar
second, Alfonsna third; time, 3:53k.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03
CHESS MASTERS.
Twenty-Second Round of the Inter-
national Tournament.

VIENNA, July 2.-In the twenty-second
round of the international chess tournament
today Lipke and Alapn defeated Janowski
and Trenchard respectively. Ssenitz beat
Schlechter, Maroczy defeated Showalter; Hal
prin and Blackburn drew. Caro- lost to Schif-
'fers. BARD went down before Tarrasch. Burn
vanquished Walbrodt, and Tschigorin proved
too good for Marco