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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-13
CORNER STONE TO BE LAID
New Swedish BAPTIST Church Exer-
cises Scheduled Tomorrow.

clSeS ScheOuIeu tomorrow.
The ceremonies in connection with the law
ing of the corner stone of the new Swedish
Baptist church at Payne avenue and Sims
street, will be held at $3.50 p. M tomorrow.
Rev. Frank Peterson and Prof. SandelI, of
Minneapolis, and the Rev. G. L. Conley of
the Burr Street Baptist church. will attend
The new church is demanded by the
growth Of the First Swedish Baptist church,
which is located at Collins and Burr streets.
The pastor is the Rev. o. P. Peterson who
has had charge of it eight years. The mem
bership is 500, but the location of the church
is SO far from many Of the Swedish residents
that it has been necessary to support a mis-
sion at Payne avenue and Sims street The
mission Sunday school is much larger than
that at the church and the indications all
point to an increase of Swedish residents in
that vicinity. So 1t was deemed best to move
the church nearer the center of Swedish
population. With this end in view the ms
sion property was purchased ard the church
and grounds put in the market The latter
is valued at SO 600.
The new church will have a seating ca
pacity Of 1 coo. It's dimensions will be s2xsc
feet and will cost about $4,000 The land
will cost 81 600 additional. The architects
Beuchner and Jacobsen, of this city.
The Rev. Mr.. Peterson is much pleased
with the prospects of having such a fine
church in which to preach and the members
are glad that they will soon have an edif1ce
in the heart Of the Swedish community
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THANKSGIVING FOR PEACE.
Prayer That May he Used In the
Episcopal Churches Sunday.

1@PH''SOH'1' SH1 u ShHCS SUHNHy.
Rev. w. C. Pope. rector of the Church of
the Good Shepherd, has adopted from the
Book of Common Prayer the following
which will be used at the services in his
church tomorrow:
Almighty Cod the sovereign Commander
of all the world, in whose hand Ia power and
might, which none is able to withstand; We
bless and magnify Thy great and glorious
seech Thee give us grace to improve this
great mercy to Thy glory, the advancement
of Thy gospel, the honor of our country
all mankind. And we beseech Thee give us
such sence Of this great mercy as may
engage us to true thankfulness such as
and obedient walking before Thee al our
days; through Jesus Christ our Lord, to
whom, with Thee and the Holy Spirit, as
for all Thy mercies, so in particular for this
blessed peace, be glory and honor, world
without end. Amen
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town. N. D; H. Jog, wi e and two eli en-
Hamilton. N. D.; Thomas He5siar, lie Su-u-,
M MIhn M aln New fSTk G. Gsesa rd and
Fancher, Jamestown; c. H. Stein. Glenwo
G. E. Anton, Alexander; Paul E. Bohn, Lit
tie TEE Falls Us M j. Ko'eher Fot Jssebh. Mimi.
Detroit, Mimi: T. e. Erich, Rob nsdale
W. Mitchell, Albert Lea.
MBRCHANTs'-G. Mendel on. New York:
A. Bankenburn, Milwaukee; S. x. Tst'ca,
Geneva, N. y. H. B. Knudson. Duluth: L.
y. Little W.nnireg: G H. Mars Chicago;
chester; E. E. Lathan, Chicago: D. L. Nc
Kinney, Sioux Falls: J H. Roberts, Billin IS;
G. NJ. Louelock. Chicago: F. II. G. Id ,miA
Moses, Berkeley. Cal; Mrs. WEIGH Misto N.
D.; j. P. Moore and wife, Chicago; NJ KYLE.
Gtneinnati; J. H. Farnswo-t5 and wifa,
Winside Neb.: Mrs. Kinnee. "A ia vi ta: b.
H Israel, St; Louis; E; Miller, Racine. Wis.
City; A. N. johnson, H. w Stone, Ban on On:
D. s. Hall. White Earth; A; ]. Litz, New 70 k
Wilson sh95we po5tae j. H. Wisop
W. Durant. R Bulow stilIw tar> Miss o Peter r.
son, Fargo Miss sulington, Emerson; j. H.
Mrs. L. F. Patter' Nacedah, Wis: 'S NJ IN ~
Johnson. Petersburg N. D.: w H. skiff.
Mason City; T. T. Hartman, c. NJ. Pratt a. d
Efe ch Keago e a fo st. M MMafn l.
DAILY Chicago; Mrs. ]. seaton, Mrs H.
Graves, st. Louis: w: G. Justice, J. H. Craw-
ford, IN M Blanchard Chicago; H Dean and
Wash and wife, NJ les Citv; M. Thomas, Du-
luth; N. Cook and wife. Mankato; Mrs. j. S..
Carter, Mason City; M Mish, Chicago; J.
Lake Preston; ]. w. Bryant Marshall. No.
Brer cSieago A. aaa @ps Boston %
VIM. Freund, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Paul, Stevens Point; j.. D. swartout. Chi
cago; 2. B. Downing, Des Moines; Samuel
A. M. Knowles. Winona; John c. Brady. AL
bert Lea r. E. Esterly ST. Louis; Thomas
A. Allen, GAINESVILLE; j. B. Thompson, Fargo.
Palmer, Mrs. Ryder, Mrs. Cav. Dubuque;
Miss S. Landson, Milwaukee,; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albany; D. ]. whitteman, Miss Susan Let
tells, Miss Harriet Lettells. Phil Lettells Mil
waukee; G. F. REYNOLDS. Cleveland; NJ. Owen,
Bevens, New York; j. L. Beals. Milwaukee;
W. A. johnson, Manloato; S. B. Schloss, Chi
cago; P. e. Brady, Pittsburg: G. B. Morgan,
George. j; [. Pitshiasd, New York: q 3; +.
port, Pa: 3. G. Mendenhall, Philadelphia;
i. j. Ball. +. J. Ball Jr Miss N. G. Ball,
adelphia; A. C. Collins Darlington, Mass.
H. H. Fielding, Chicago; s. ]. Hughes, New
York; ]. F. Moore. Fond du Lac; w. Kelly,
Owatonna; S. S. Blackwell, Richard Miller,
St. Louis; E. B. spicer, Philadelphia H. s.
Wetzler, S. w. Schwartz, Chicago.
sHERMAN-Mrs. A. Evans, winsor, N. D.;
Rev. O. R. Valid and wife. Moorhead; ]. B.
Foltz, st. Cloud; G. w. Vetell, Chicago; VIM.
Westergren, H. Quennard. Ely, Mimi; L.
L. Norman, Chicago; N. A. Robinson, Win
dom; ]. F. LANCER, Prescott; F. L. Paise,
Window: F. Billow, Chicago; A. G. Andrus,
Los Angeles; S. H. Mondy, Bancroft, To-; Mrs
]. Macks and son, Bancroft, To-; Frank Voll,
Hubbard, To-; Mrs. William Dodd, Brainerd
J. T. Jego, Milwaukee; Thos. ]. Kennedy,
Grand Forks
wINDSoR-D. l. Russell. St. Cloud; R. e..
Kinney, Chicago; w. H. Sullivan, Rochester.
N. Y; H. l.. Gillespie. Milwaukee,; D. p.
Peterson. Nebraska; d. J. Jones and wife,
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Notes of the Courts.

Judge Lewis yesterday denied the motion
for new trialin Caroline 8. Terry VS.. the
]. D. Moran Manufacturing Company.
Judge Otis yesterday took under advise
ment the application of the defendant to
amend his answer in the case of F. A. Sey-
holder Of the minnesota bank. Defendant
asks to amend to bring in one A. Sternberg
who formerly owned the stock, and from
whom Iverson claims to have bought 1t un-
der a misapprehenson.
The hearing in the Brennan case before
Judge Willrich was resumed yesterday. Sec
rotary Webb was on the stand all day ex-
planning the meaning Of the various entries
found In the books of the Trust company
during the investigation Of Thursday.
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Mavin; H. H. Palmer and wife. Boston: Mis-,
Burrill, Morris; Robert McBoid, Butte; D.
E. Vedder Wilson; F. H. Wheelbrone, s..
Louis; w. c. Calhoun and wife, Denver;
G. Stevens and wife, Chicago; Otto Greye
Seattle; G. R. Mohr, Chicago; E. G. Miilet'
Louisville, Ky; Henry F. w. Peters and wife
George H. Compton, St. Louis; A. " Green
Rud, Chicago; Charles C. Frease, Newark. @.
James B. Gates, Jamestown N. Y; c. l.
Buxcn, Dubuque, 10.
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Sterling Silver Dent.

Specials from till p. m.
Sterling Silver Top Cold Cream
or Vaseline Jars, would be e
cheap at 10c. Special. 49,. OU
Sterling Silver and Plated
Shirt Waist Sets, buttons. a.
Special, per set -. 1900. OG
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Handkerchief SpeciaI.

From 2 till 9 p. m.
Ladies' Colored Hemstitched
handkerchief, pink, ,lavendar,
blue and green borders, d.
worth 127ac each. Special. OO
@gNot more than one dozen to a
purchaser, and no telephone orders
filed.
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millinery Department.

Specials from 2 till p. m.
Every one of those Chi1dren's
Tams, worth from Csc to a.
75c each. Choice for. ENO
And another lot of Walking
Hats, worth up to 81. so. 6A@~
To close out, choice for. VOU
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Wash Goods Dept.
Special from 2 till 4 p. m.

NPSSR'@1 n OAf = VIII Z p 11''
10000 yards of best American
Percales-White Star, Sea Island
and other leading brands, SO inches
wide, fast co1ors and splendid
styles, worth 10c and 12Hc Nn
a yard, for. g
From 4 till p. M.
5000 yards of Printed American
Organizes and Dimities, 80 inches
wide, regular price 15c Go
yard. Special. .......... so
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-13
u1rs. wlns1ovv,s Soothing syrup

Has been used for over fifty years by millions
or mothers for their children while teethng. with
perfect 1t soothes the child. softens the
gums, ailays all pain: wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea: Sold by Druggists
In every part Of the world. Be and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.' and take no
other kind Twenty-lv cents bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-13
Glove Extras.

Specials from till p. m.
Kayser Patent Finger Tipped
Pure Silk Gloves; black, extra
quality. Special, Em~
per pair. OWG
Black Silk Mitts, the regular
Csc quality. d.
Special. -. HUI
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Umbrella Involvement.
From 2 till 6 D. n

From 2 till 6 p. m.
Gloria Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch,
with steel rod, taffeta cases and an
assortment of Dresden. Horn and
Natural Wood Sterling Silver
trimmed handles, worth GA@M
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-13
AT THE HOTELS.

ABERDFEN-Wm Forsyth, Aurora, Ill. ::
wife, San Francisco; Geo. Fabyan, Chicago;
Mrs. G. A. Du Charme, c. B. Du Charme,
Harold Du Charme, Detroit; ]. S. Copper and
wife, Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-13

Quincy. Ill: w. S. Ccnover Ripon, Wis
P. S: Schalart, Bridgeport; R. ]. McLaugh-
lin, Buffalo; N. D. Wi har, Detroit; ]. B.
ford, ILL.,: Robert Welsh, Miles City: F. ].
Bovine, Pipestone; S. A. Shepherd Chic AGO
A. ]. Anderson, Taylor's Falls; c. H. Brown,
Detroit; J. A. Vernon, Philadelphia.
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GRAND CONCERT AND HOP.
Ramaiey's, Pauiion, Lake Shore.

On Saturday, sAug. 18th. concert and hop
at Ramaley's Pavilion, White Bear Lake
round trip ticket. Train from Union Depot
at 1880 p. m.
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HALF-RATES STILL IN EFFECT

Via st. Paul 6 Duluth RaYrooJ
To- Pine City, Rush City. Taylor.s Falls
Ilckets good going Saturdays and Smnds VS.
g g returning any train Monday. See Saint
faul & Duluth Agents for details
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art Department. F Fias9.
Special from 2 till 6 n m.

Special from 2 till p. m.
Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Shak-
ers, IN the strawberry and fan pat
terms, with quadruple plated tops,
f E@tt moo. 1' ': ea'h' 1OG
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Lace Department.
Specials from Q till 9 D. =,

DPecIHIS Irum z III p. m.
A lot of Ruchings that were
priced at Csc to 60c yard z
will be sold at... .. GDGS
White Null Lace-Trimmed Col
lars, worth $1.25. n
Special. gDS1
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Hosiery Specials,

Ladies' Fancy Hosiery, in pretty
plaids, fancy stripes, lace open
work ankle and pretty French
blouse, worth up to ST. so gA0
pair. For Saturday. UOG
Children's Lis1e Thread Hose,
medium and heavy weight, 4Oc
and soc kinds. Special, IN e.
per pair. GG
Our famous IRON Clad, for boys
wear,
1se a pair, 3 pairs for Soc.
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Illitja! Handkerchief,

For Observation-Disclosures Hand
kerchiefs. made of Pure Irisi,
Linen. narrow hens, with hand
embroidered initials, worth 25c
each. Special for all & 1f~
day.. ............... -. Gn2eg
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Mems Furnishings,
Specials from Q TIL n \

Specials from 2 till p. m.
A big lot of Neckwear, Fourth
Hands, Teck,s Bows and 49,
String Ties, Soc values for : 4 q
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WHEAT, CORN and HAY CROPS
H. W. DONALDSON SAYS THEY
ARE IMMENSE

Weather Conditions In Northern
Minnesota Have Been Very Fa-
vOrab1e, and He Looks for a Big
Yield-Jud La Moure, Nj. N. john
son and Other Prominent North
DakOtans Were in Town.
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WTAL STATISTICS.

BIRTHS
mrs mrs. William Hamm, 64S Cable av Cir,
MIS- MIS-. FTed Culbertson. 472 Bradley ... Girl
MS MIS- ". +. Green 4S9 Rondo street. 49,. Girl
Mrs' =: e. Murphy, 6S5 East Fourth Girl
MIS- Mrs Charles A Squire, 69s Smelling. Row
Nirs' John LAM. 3S Fairfield avenue Girl
NJ Slas. gerrard H. Biglow, 359 Sherman. . Roy
MIS- MIS- hoosrt Rock. 400 Edmund Roy
MRS Mrs ALBERT L, Wagner, 27s University Girl
MIS- John j. Hoar, 405 Edmund street. Girl
DEATHS
Gllpert krieger. 40 Dearborn street IL vrs
6aoy rom, SS5 Winslow avenue dvs
T Gy;a Nay ussen, tS6 Hawthorne avenue 40 yrs
LOUIS Foster. 474 East Eighth mos
A 4 II G F; ihfe. 567 Thomas .........6s yrs
NJ. r. ooHnnoly, st. JosePh's hospital 43 yrs
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OEATH2.

HANSoN,on the 10th, Mrs. Clarissa w. Han
son. aged eighty-three years. Funerai sar,-
ices at 457 Marshall. Saturday, Aug. 18th.
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Butter and Provisions,

The best goods the best prices at the
butter counter of the biggest and best store
Some of them:
bib. Jars fine Dairy Butter .. 9oc
1o-ip. Jars fine Dairy Butter per b.. 15c
GOOD Cooking Butter, per lib 121ho
very FANCY Full Cream Cheese, per h. lie
Fancy Brick Cheese, per lib 12lLc
Sugar-cured Hams, per lib ..... &C.
81 lbs. pure Lard ...... DO
Salt Pork per lib a.
Smoked Whitefish, per lb .. 1oc
New Minnesota Honey, per comb. go. :. .12kc
Smoked Pork Loins, per h. 1Oc
New Strained Honey, per lb loo
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O. G. Anderson, a we'll known general
store man from Minneota, was a guest
at the Merchants yesterday.
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POLICE THINK TIA BLUFF
BENCH WARRANT ASKED FOR
HANSON, OF GROVE City

Its Utility 1t Not Apparent in View
of the Premature Release of the
Prisoner Against Whom Hanson
Had Been Expected to Testify. but
1t Is Asked for by Assistant COun-
ty Attorney Zollman Anyway.
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Inc department stores were then
taken up. Litigation is going on be-
tween some of the big concerns and
the county over the last assessment,
and this was taken into consideration
In fixing the ssessments. all of which
were scaled down from last years val
uation, though raised slightly from the
returns for this year The figures de-
cided on by the board are those in the
last column.
1897. $685. 1898
Ass'mt. R sturn Ass MT
Schuneman & Evans. :. $50 o0o $4,000 sf5. coo
MaDnheimer Bros 49,. 80 0'O 610i0 Is zoo
Golden Rule ........... .125 roo 67COO so 600
Field Schlick & Co... &C, 900 506l9 51.OCo
The clothing houses were under con-
sideration when the board adjourned.
Tcday's session will be long drawn out.
though the principal items have been
disposed of. 1t was proposed to hold
ali evening session yesterday, but it
cid not eventuate, and there will be
a rustic today to get through before
time is called at IL o'clock tonight.
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wINDSoR-D. l. Russell. St. Cloud; R. e..
Hawkins, F. G. Doherty, New York; c. &.
Kinney, Chicago; w. H. Sullivan, Rochester.
N. Y; H. l.. Gillespie. Milwaukee,; D. p.
Peterson. Nebraska; d. ]. Jones and wife,
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TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.
THE CALLS" RACING CHART.

COAST JOCKEY CLUB-IngIeside Track--Seyenty7s
 the Meeting. Tuesday, 25, lS9S Weather
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Pat Dunne Becomes a Benedict.

The form of the well-known turfman Patrick Dunne. or Pat" as his friends all call him, was missed from the pad dock yesterday. MT Dunne is generally in search of winners, but only to his more intimate friends did he confide the fact that he had chosen a afavorite for life. At 930 o'clock yesterday morning the popular horseman answered the post bell and was united in marriage with Miss Helen Dinniene, accomplished and charm ing daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Din niene of this city. The wedding was celebrated at the Church of the Sacred Heart, on Fell street, near Fillmore, the Rev Father Flood performing the cere- mony, assisted in the nuptial service by Rev. Phillip Byrne.
 After the ceremony the intimate friends and relatives of the newly married couple assembled at the Palace Hotel, where an elaborate wedding breakfast was served. MT. and Mrs. Dunne left on the overland train last evening for the East
 MT. Dunne Is a nephew of Ed Corrigan, the Hawthorne magnate. and is one of the most popular racing men on the turf. Among the celebrities who have borne his coors to victory in the past two sea sons are Flying Dutchman, Captive and SalVable.
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srTUA1 ,Ns w. -NrEp-continued.

SITUATION wanted by middle-aged lady: nurse; American; terms reasonable. 1924 Sac ramentO st.
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MEETING NOTICES .

MISSION LODGE No. 1s9. F. and A. NJ. A
 and and Twsnty: third I Called meeting E& THIS CWEDNESDAYO EVENING at IVY 7:30 O clock. Second degree. By order of the W. NJ C. D. BUNKER Sec
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acton or ore .- -c~mted to tons, the average sasay value of which, per samples taken from the cars when raised to the surface was AI 50 per ton.
 In the Ophir mine. on the 1ooo-foot level, west crosscut No Is in sos feet. The face is in porphyry. clay and narrow seams of vein matter the latter assaying 90 cents per ton. In the old Central tunnel workings of the Ophir, from the sill floor from the west cross cut from the Mexican shaft. starting at a point 225 feet in from its mouth, the crosscut has been extended twelve feet, through DOT phyry showing clay seams; total length, Ss3 feet.
 In the Sierra Nevada mine. on the eoO-foot level west crosscut No. 5. started from the north lateral drift at a point 100 feet north from west crosscut No. and 450 feet north from Sierra Nevada shaft has been extended during the week twenty-five feet; total length, 115 feet: face in porphyry and gypsum.
 Tn the Gould & Curry mine, on the 800 level. of the Bower shaft, they resumed work in the joint east crnsscut north boundary, and ad- vanced it six feet; total. GA feet; face in DOT phyry.
 In the Cholar mine. they are making good progress in the repairs, and in the main afr way the 100 level north of north upraise,
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets open until l2 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OF'FICES-527 Montgomery street corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock
 339 Hayes street: open until 9:30 o'clock. 621 McAllister street; open until 9:3O D. m. SIS Larkin street; open until s;3O o'clock S.W. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until o'clock.
 10s Eleventh street; open until clock. 25ls Mission street; open until o'clock. 15o5 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till 9 o'clock
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second Race-Three-quarters of mile; sell-
To-DHYS SELECTIONS.

First Race-Rey Del Diablo, Claudiana, Dur ward.
 Second Race-Daily Racing Form, Benamela. Nalencienne.
 Third Race-Highland Ball. Zamar Mdlight. Fourth Race-The Bachelor. Our Climate, Rufalba
 Fifth Race-Presdo. Mestor. Reno.
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More Choices Won and the BOOkieS Bewailed
 Their Losses.
Also Ran, a TwO-Year-Old, Was the Surprise of
 the Day.
Myth Defeated by San MarcO-Inap. Tripping Led a Good Field
 Past the Wire.

The talent gave the books another awful drubbing at Ingleside yesterday. Everything broke in their favor. Malay, favorite for the opening event, did not command much of following. and the youngsters downfall prof1ted the books but little. After that little miscue, Myth was the only favorite to go down, and the winner, San Marco was equally as heavily supported. The books were soused with coin on all of the winners and the twenty-seven now doing busi- ness will probably be reduced at the next drawing.
 The Canadian delegation, led by Mar ley Kittleman, the well-known sprin- ter, were out for a killing with Myth in the mile and a sixteenth. They back ed the gelding down from Il to to to favoritism, and had ''Skeets" Mar tin in the saddle. After leading to the stretch. he was overtaken and beaten out rather handily by San Marco which horse opened favorite. The winner was ridden to good advantage by Charley Thorpe.
 The mile purse run went to the fla vorite, Imp. Tripping, piloted by Lon nie Clayton. The mare was a pro- noUnced choice in the betting, and when half the distance had been cov cred looked beaten. She finished strong in the run home, however, and with little to spare won by half a length from Harry Thoburn. The latter made all the running and killed off the we'll played CabrillO, astride which Thorpe did too much huStling the first part.
 The two year-old scramble developed good thing in the Panique- Waiting II colt, Also Ran. which skylarked out in the front of his field and won gal loping from the favorite, Malay, at the luscious price of 25 to l. He was rid den by J. Harris, a cOlored lad. Prince VIII, an outsider, finished in the show
 Although the suspicious underpin- ming of Kamsin did not offer much en- couragement, Ezell's gelding was play ed from , to down to to and de feated his company in the six furlong sprint following with ease Thorpe, who had the mount forced his way to the front near the far turn. and taking a commanding lead won hands down from Joe Ullman, the third choice Meadow Lark came from the far ~-alI. securing the show.
 In the third pHc-' oil. =.a en- -eanterl eas. me .urd like splite-z rails te anne, n ug
 5a Feo down from cve t tr
 1aley aad him h h
 D was reached. aaE zt
 Triumph. out by O.
 CT ha6 one of hts Eool oeys. Diace frrEE Major Cook vltLout eEc. e1e 5EsT xaz rent iy short
 ceyser stroned ip at his asm n taz siN 2urlC rse rtu He te chance fn 5ar nE was done ant. "ss nave ''0-" D. asairsf ~at -.nIsned gae1sy las out Fortunate the second choice, for the place. The others appeared outclassed.
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TRACK ITEWS.

Eddie Jones was set down for the week for not riding out Major Cook.
 Sybaris can now race al Ingleside track. The colts name was formerly Thorpe and his owners changed his name with out hrst complying with the rules of the Turf Congress.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-26
One Dose Will Stop a Cough.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Dr. Parker's Cough Cure never fails; try it; 25c. For sale by all druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LICK HOUSE.


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