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REFUSE TO SERVE.

Members Of investigation COMMITTEE Re-
fuse McKinley's Appointment.
Washington, Sept. I7-President Nc.
Kinley is having great trouble in secur
ing the consent of members to serve on
on the investigation commission. Cor
don, Lamont and Lincoln have all po.
litely out firmly declined to serve on the
commission.
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OFF FOR SPAIN.
Admiral cervera and HI. ST. II Bid Adl Gu to

Admiral Cervera and His Sta II Bid Ad Gu to
Am rica.
Portsmouth, Sept. I2-The trans-At-
lantic liner. City of Rome. lefs here to-
day for Spain, having on board Cervera,
his officers and seventeen hundred mem
bers of the crews of the Spanish fleet
destroyed at Santiago. The men we're
given a rousing send-off by the citizens
here and d-departed in the best of health
and spirits.
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Are You Protected?

If not call and see US. We underwrite
for Caledonia. of Scotland. German AL.
lance, of N. Y, Manchester, of England
Royal Exchange Assurance, Helvetia
Swiss, Northern assurance, N. Y. Plate
Glass, Orient, Hartford, Conn.,. also the
old reliable Continental, of N. Y, fol
farm risks. WARREN c. DYER,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Camefa Building. Rnulder
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sympathies Extended by Council.

Berne, Switzerland, Sept. 1a-The fed
eral council in session here today decid'
ed to attend in body the funeral cere-
monies over the remains of the late
Austrian Empress. The council receiv-
ed telegram this afternoon from EN-
peror Franz Josef thanking the men,
bers for their kindly sympathy extended
to him in his hour of trial.
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SANG ANARCHIST SONGS.

Lucchessi, the Italian Slayer of the EN-
press is Being Closely Watched.
Geneva, Sept. II I2-Lucchessi, the as
sassin of the Austrian empress, struck
the fatal blow with lightning quickne, S.
He was wildly excited and shouted an
archist songs until arrested. He is being
closely watched to prevent his commit
ting suicide.
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WREAkING VENGEANCE.

Austrian People Incensed at Assassin
Luch essi's CouItrymen.
Vienna, Sept. I2-Ths rongest feel
ing exists against the Italian people be-
cause of the murder of the empress by
the Italian assassin. At Libach, s. miles
from here, Italian workmen were assault
ed and driven out OF the place. At one
industrial concern the Italian employees
were summarily discharged,
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Pension BUeQU
lobe Investigated
NOW IT is EVANS.

The Commissioner Of Pensions Is to Re In
vestigated.
Washington, Sept. I2-As a result of
the sentiments expressed at the late ma
tional convention of the G. A. r., it is
now thought here that Presiden. McKin.
lev will be compelled by force of senti-
ment in veteran circles to appoint a
commission to investigate the conduct of
Commissioner Evans of the pension de.
partment.
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DESTROYED BY A STORM.

German Torpedo Flotilla Fared Badly in
the Baltic.
London, Sept. 1.-THE German tor.
pedo hotilla which participated in the
naval maneuver in the Baltic sea. suffer-
ed greatly by the storm Saturday. One
vessel ran ashore and the crew of seven
men perished. Two vessels foundered
and eleven more were badly damaged.
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Mourn the Empress Death

Vienna, Sept. 17-The city is in mourn
ing over the death of the empress. The
newspapers are printing nothing but de-
tails OF the tragedy, mention of which
appeared in the papers for the first time
this afternoon.
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Long Goes TO the Capitol,

Binghampton. Mass. Sept. 12-Secre.
tary Long left today for Washington in
response to telegram from the presi.
dent saying that his presence was imme-
diately needed.
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Washington, Sept 12-Agents Of the
Chilean government are here securing
data regarding the experiences of this
country in the late war with Spain in
tor the coming conflict be.
tween Chilli and Argentine.
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Resumption q Failure.

Pana, ILL.,, Sept. 12-The much hera d.
ed resumption of the Penwell mine w IS
a complete failure only five men appear
ing at the shaft and only two Of them
being miners,
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WAR CLOUDS,

Argentine and Chill Arming Themselves
For Coming Conflict.
Valparaiso, Chilli, Sept. I2-Great war
preparations are being taken by Argen-
tine and Chill is being forced to take
similar steps. 1t is not believed that a
conflict can be averted.
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nospit.,s win Close Saturday.

Camp Wikof1, Sept. I2-There are 6I7
cases in the general hospital today des
pite the fact that 24o cases arrived Sat
urday. 1t is likely that the hospitals will
be closed Saturday and the remaining
cases sent to the city hospitals.
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Spanish GARRISON Eradlca, ed.

San Francisco, Sept. 12-The Caroline
islands are probably in the hands of the
natives by this time and the epal ish
garrison is wiped out. News of the i'm
pending crisis was received here via
Honolulu.
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PARADE ABANDONED.

General Miles saddenly Countermsnds
His Orders.
Washington, Sept. I7-General Miles
today announced shst the parade of the
veterans Of the Cuban and Porto Rican
campaign hitherto ordered to take place
in New York City, has been abandoned.
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Thirty Thousand Turned Away.

New York, Sept. I2-The New York
schools opened today with an attend
ance of over a quarter of million.
Thirty thousand children we're turned
away for lack of accommodations.
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Celebrating Defenders Day.

Baltimore, Sept. 12-Defender's day
was celebrated here today with Big
parade. The militia turned out to wei,
come the Maryland naval reserves just
arrived on the Dixie.
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Empress DC0|||
NOu|Ded by All
THE WORLD is THINKING.
Killing ofthe Empress Will Lead to Drastic

K1Il1hg 0fIhe EmpfesB VIII Lead 20 Drastlc
Measures.
London, Sept. I2-Consternaton and
indignation are felt all over England and
the continent over the murder of the
Empress of Austria. 1t is thought that
this act will bring to the authorities a
better realization of the full importance
of the act of the assassin and that dras-
tic measures will be taken to stamp them
out
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PARIS EXCITED.

Tie French People Want the Drcyfus Case
Reopened at Once.
Paris, Sept. 1.-THE cabinet council
held stormy session today over the
discussion of the reopening of the Drey.
fus case. The city is wildly excited and
is demanding n immediate reopening of
the case.
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wealthy Young woman Suicides.

New York, Sept. I2-Larrisa King
a handsome wealthy young lady while in
bathing in company with her maid. mys-
teriously disappeared beneath the waves.
The bodies of the two have been Iecov.
cred. 1t is believed to be case Of sui
eide, but the cause is unknown.
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Texas VIII Go to Manila.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE Texas has
been ordered to Manila to relieve the
Olympia. 1t will 60 through the Suez
canal,
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Emperor Bears Up Nobly

Vienna, Sept. 1.-THE emperor's
health is not shaken by the loss Of his
wife.
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HAYS SUCCESSOR.
The Cabinet viii Tomorrow Consider the
appointment.

appointment.
Washington, Sept. I2-The indica-
tons are that Secretary Day S resignation
will be handed in to the president to.
morrow afternoon. 1t is also stated that
the question of Hays successor as am
bassador TO England will be settle at
the same time. All the members of the
cabinet will be present excepting Secre.
tary Alger.
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silver Quotation,

New York, Sept. I2-Silver is.auoted
al CO.'S ,oday.
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AT WORK IN CUBA.

Military Commission Begins Its I4ahors in
Conquered Territory.
San Juan, Sept. I2-The American
and Spanish military commission met in
executive session today. No one was
admitted but members of the commits
sion and sworn secretaries.
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Our stock of SHIRTS, NECKWEAR UNDERWEAR and other
FURNISHINGS is beyond dispute the fashionable
stock anywhere in this vicinity.
Our line Of Shirts for Fall and Winter
spection of Boulder County being
welldressed
The fashionable coored Shirts for Fall and Winter wear
decidedly deep and gaey the
goods which stylish last Spring The fashionable fabrics
Madras and Perca Our stock with examples every
thing that both coored Shirts as we'll as in
collars and cuffs All from leading
thoroughly reliable quality, although prices
prices extremely low.
In Neckwea cluster and stripes again very
onabe also combinations of black white. have all the
favore Bufs mperias Tecks carefully chosen
to both style and serviceabiliy.
In Underwear Socks and other furnishings equally
o.dae The qualities equally high and the prices such
make very expensive for you your and Winter
Stock anywhere but here Whether wish buy much
nothing ALL will be very pleased
stock of Furnishings,
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PROXY COMMITTEE SELECTED.
VIII Control All stock as Part OF the
q. p. REORGANIZATION Deal.

NEW YORK. Aug S.-The reorganiza-
ton committee of the Union Pacific Com
pany held It's final meeting today. at which
the following action was taken:
Whereas, The reorganization OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company AZ the
ouiset % Its undertaking determined not
to include a compulsory voting trust of the
shareholders as a condition az It's plans.
but at the close OF its labors 10 create
proxy committee 10 which shareholders
might voluntarily in;TGst their proxies
while satisfied with and desiring 10 con-
tinue the agreement inaugurated by the
committee;
Resolved That the reorganization com
mittee OF the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany thereby nominate and select as nroxv
committee Louis Fitzgerald. Caleb n.
ScsnI Wins.ow : Pierce. oliver Ames
and F. II. Herman. - permanently rep
resent al annual meetings OF the share
holders Of the Union Pacific Rairosd Coma
pany @ucfl shareholders 81 the common
ana preferred stock Of said company as
shall desire 10 intsuss their proxies To said
committee for the purpose Of maintain
ING the agreement and general policies
iuaugura,ed by the reorganization commit
tee"
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Cffe. Hzxer os tbs Seattle headquarters
az sEa United States secres serrtce VIII
lasss Thrfg. young mar who works a.
sza:rrees factory is Ecrth Seattle. ard
tfyezr-es9 boy named John McparEeis
ass ss1e alleged csaipsffs. They are charged
with eaussEg ire passing ct a bogus ssfYsv
dollar 81 GallzgEer's grocery s.ssFe On Paks
street
TIE story ted 80 Chief Hazen by the
complaining witness aEzIH@s tie alleged
.fsssovers ~ the age@-," IS fnst on Monday
4 small boy usasfe .rfffirg purchase az
tbs grocery store and gave the bogus dol
lar n payment. TSse counterfeit vas aas-
covered and the Boy taxed with the crime.
He .as badly frightened gave back the
change and tod his eapsor that be re-
cssv~a it's coan from another boy This
hoy was also EasIiesi up lie implicated az
other boy. Ara 20 the chair wss extended
s.asa soar or Eve boys WIRE drawn in.
Yo4sng Mechanics was the last boy put
on the rack He confessed that be had
received the coin from fhrig. and claimed
thai IhrsS had Offered lsisn p cents for
working Il of MeDaffeis sai9 be gave Il
10 another boy Oh 8 smaller commission.
aud this process seems 20 have been re-
peafed Until the last boy was 70 receive
t,srs nickel The boys all seemed to De
suspicious Of the Job.
8asi~s Hazsn thought that the evidence
Justified the arrest OF NcDaniels ard IhF3g
and caused she warrant 20 be issued. The
tao viii have q hearing before the eorn-
missioner today at O'clock.
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ENGLISH SHAREHOLDERS or G. r.
Ask That They May Tie Made Parties
To Any Foreclosure psor~eagngs

WASHINGTON, Aug t2--Str William 2.
Marriott and Mr. Water Ncorrn~ass Of
London. representing the Engilsa holders
q Central Pacific railroad stock t-aIIea
on the pTesldsn, today and later Rad
conference with taa attorney general TIE
purpose os ;hsir vaa.s 20 Washington was
10 harm x@st were tae purposes Of rns
government wkts respect 20 foreclosure pro-
ceexsings or action under the authority
granted by congress at ~ iss. session %
~re-. a settlement with ,re Central Pa
cite ard s'rtgn Pacsfic co1sEsszsrs- They
also asked permission - he represented in
aay proceedings contemplating a settle
assrt with tie Cxrsras Pacific.
No definite answer eould he glrsn them
a8 sass time q 70 what action would ~
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ALL OVER An OLD HOUSE.
Mrs. ellison, Of Green Lake, Charged
With Assault and Battery.

Mrs Anna Gibson. who keeps Doa,honse
at Green lake, was arrested last night On
u warrant sworn out by G. h. Rhodes
charging her with assault and battery
According To the story he told last night
Mrs Gl,sOn has been In possession for the
last SIX years Of an old house at Az Union
street II WAS rented 10 her, she says, for
81 a month, ON the understanding that she
should furnish and Tx it up.
She worked diligently at dressmaking
and fixed the house up 80 well that she
was able to siblet II for So a month. The
lower part % the house was rented 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Rhodes, and the upper part to .
Mrs. Wilson.
IN the meantime Mrs. ellison moved TO
the boa,house at Grees lake. II seems
that the owners Of :ifr Old house at sT2
Union street felt Mr.. Gibson was making
TOO good a speculation out of the property
and decided 30 disposseSs her and collect
the So month themselves.
Mrs. Gi,sos claims 10 have been brutally
elected from. the premises yesterday by
MIR. Rhodes. and now asks pathetscally
what she has done TO cause her arrest.
The case VIII probably be aired today in
the police court.
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CARAEs INVENTORY.
List ~ Real and Personal Property
Of IN Eccentric Man.

AT inventory OF the estate OF Rev. VIII
lam carnss, the eccentric Seattle charae-
ter now confined in The insane asylum al
Stel!aeocn, Was fled in the superior court
yesterday by William H. Lieweiiyn, the
guardian appointed by The court TO take
charge OF Ca-nes' property 1t shows that
CaFnes has but little OF this worlds goods
His library ia the most prominent item IN
tbs inventory. Ii contains aoolt 80 vel-
unles Of religious literature. Only two
books In the whole list arc OF q secular
character. They are THE Country Ho4ne'
and Vegetable Culture There arc
IL volumes of Spnrgeon's SENIORS. ~
volumes OF lectures on religious subjects.
Bibles. 6 New TesIaments in English,
Greek Testament. / Hebrew Testament
and iTg pamphlets.
Among the other personal property listed
ss lie old hearskin coat Carnes nsed to
wear around the streets when he first
turned Populist. five or six years ago The
real estate listed by the guardian consists
OF forty-tbree acres north OF the city,
mort aged for $3.50. The guardian also re-
ports a teposi, OF Size In Dexter Horton 4
Co.'S bank. The housalold goods are OF
small value.
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RAILROAD MORTGAGE SALE.
Branch Lines Bsd In ny Union Pa
cfnc Committee.

LINCOLN Neb, Aug ls.-Tne several
lines making up the Omaha 4 Republican
Failey railroad, AZ miles. we're bid in 30
lay al mortgage sale by the r@orgaHig~a
t'nion Pacific TIVE sales we're i1eif ore
lnt'sr ~. extension mortgage au9 ,ae sec
ori under the first and consolidated mort
cages. W. u. Cornish. vice president of
the Union Pacific. ana Lawrence Greer
were the ofly bidders. The flrsi sale went
20 shsr7 AT sap.ooH and the second a. ths
upNsf price % s7iio.o.e Special Commission
er " : Alexander made the sales
Tomorrow ghe Union Pacific, Lincoln "a
Colorado branch all ~ soid a. Lincoln
Kan II is Is miles long.
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hanaily In a four-ses match, e., a-6. Ct.
s-s. for the championship OF the Pacific
Northwest, was one OF the mos, popular
young men fin Seattle yesterday.
He appeared on the street In the after
noon, ard In The course OF a blocks walk
was stopped 10 less than dozen times by
people who desired TO know how II was
done?' The young champion. for such he
Is. wears has honors modestly. He has
already seen enough OF life al the nat 10
realize that while fortune smiles Oh one
today. IL may cast its tickle glance in an
other direction ere long.
Russell has won his spurs by hard work.
He mas Travelled a road e.-ewn with for
midabie obstacles, aud reached one stop
ping place after a i,.iillant effort. For q
year at least he may wear the crown which
will be more eagerly sought than ever next
summer.
Mr., Fou.kes. the former champion, whom
Russell defeated in the semi-finals. is not
out Of the championship race by any
means. He may recover entirely from the
injury TO his knee, and IL he does mex. sea-
son viii bring about tennis that viii be
worth going miles 10 see In previous years
all eyes have been turned II Mr.. Fouikes
and Mr.. Hurd as the premier opponents
OF society's pet summer game In the Pa
c!fic Northwest. Now that both Of them
have fallen victims 10 the skill Of their
younger and iess experienced opponent,
the fight becomes triangular.
Russell defeated Hur3, the state cham
pion, by correcting those errors which
caused his defeat In this city last month.
To be more explicit, Russell placed his
smashes inside the court and outside ~
Hnrds reach. whereas in Seattle he con-
tinualiy put the bail into the net or out
side OF the lines. The history of tennis
shows that it was not UNUSUAL for Russell
to heeome nervous and play out Of form in
the presence of his friends, only 10 steady
down and do brilliant work when away
from home.
Russell is as natural tennis player AZ
ever faced the net. Considering his eX-
perience, he is little less than wonder
With the kaowiedg. OF ,ennls he VIII gain
this fall and next spring at ApdoveI acad-
envy. where he viii finish preparatory
work for entrance 10 Yale, he will re-
turn to face Mr.. Hurd and Mr.. Fonlkes On
a footing more nearly equal than In the
past.
Three years ago Champion Russell COM
menced playing tennis. From the first 4
was evident that he would reach the front
rank. bat he has accomplished his task
much more quickly than the most ooserv-
ing expected And the end Is not yet. Sc
stfle NAV have a champion of champions
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ballard PROPERTY.
Claim That Title To Fifteen Blocks
Was Given ms Security.

The West Coast improvement; Company
yesterday brought suit In the superior
court against the Seattle Safe Deepest; and
Trus. Company ANA II. T. Harmon. itss ~
ceiysr. TO have set aside deed 60 certain
PROPERTY III Ballard. alleging that the In
strGment though apparently an absolute
conveyance. was il fact given by the
plaintiff 10 the defendant company as A
mortgage 10 secure debt now wholly
satisfied. II Ia claimed that the receiver Ia
without knowledge Of the circumstance
and is attempting 20 retain the property rs
an asset OF the iasliysut company. The
property consists OF fifteen blocks in till-
nfn Park addition.
Receiver Harmon Is row a. Dawson
City, and owing 70 tits absence from the
state. Judge Moore yesterday ordered that
the summons and complaint in ihe sH.t -
served "a The receivers attorneys ana
thar they defend Tire case far HIN.
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wish to say tia, feel under lasting OBJ
legations st,r v ha, Chamberlain Cough Rem
esiv has dore for Cur family We have used
il in so many eases Of coughs lung troubles
and whoaplag eoagh ard j, has siwavs gi~sn
he most pcr:ee: satisfaction. We feel greatly
indebted 10 the manufacturers O: this rem
edy aad wish them % please Accept our
hearty thanks. Respectfully, MRs :. I'orY.
Des Mninex, Iowa Mrs Iscsv is the wifs
Of ALFRED f. Tscsv. collector for the United
States Express Co. aud one II their olds,
- Hos; trusted eupioyesx.
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ST. Louis. Aug. 1s-weastssr rainy
track heavy Results:
Six furlongs maiden 3-year-olds-Libbie
won. Garnet Ripple second, Johnny Behn
third. Time, i:iA
Mile and seventy yaris-Linda won, Go
meg second, Judge Sieati!nan third. Time.
I.ist1.
Mile and quarter. seiling-Pioaa,s won.
San5ufE second. Otto III. third Tins,
fla
Five and half furlongs hea;s-Cotton
Plant won. HeIsn Fl. Gardner second, Low
Ing Cup taird. Tine lilo
Second aeat-LoYinK Cup won, Helen II.
Gardner second. Cotton Plant third Time,
i:I9is-
Run-oE-Lovlng Cup won, Cotton Plan,
second. Time TIA. Helen III. Gardner
placed third
SIX furioags. selling-Sidonian won. RAN
dazzo second, Be True third. Time. 1:I.a.
Mile, selling Mamie G.. won BeQueath
SECOND, Wilson third. Time, Ia
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Special Dispatch to the Post-inieiigenceE.
TACOMA, AUG. N.-The hFss heavy ran
~ The summer to-day caused postpone
r,,.r. az tho Sea;tle-Tacoma ball game
b,le,l TO b. pulled of at the Eleventh street
eroo,as this afternoon. Barring con-
rtnna.lon of the wet weather. the teams
Mi meet IN TIE diamond tomorrow. and
mr. saturday will play two games. one In
,h,. morning and the other in she afternoon.
NTH .vo games on Saturday the series
viii be played 10 date with no postponed
games 70 contest later in The state CHAM
rionship series.
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NEW YORK, Aug. A-The FIRST race at
Aaueduet today furnished big surprise
sor Dosnineer Won at TO handiiy from
Somers, the hot fayoriie. Results:
Five and half farlongs-Domineer won.
Soniers second. Improvement third. Time,
lie.
Mile and forty yards. seIling-Lennle &
won. LonSdaie second, campan.a third,
Time, LAG.
About seven furlongs. seiling-Swamp
Angel Won Debrtde second, Van Ness
taird. Time % -.
Five furiongs-St. Clair won Prince of
Wales seeond, Ben vikiag third. Time.
Lea 81.
Nile. selling-Maximo Gomez won, Ros-
sifer second. Squan third. Time, :k3 Is.
One mtle-Hardy Crawford won, Hardy
.. second, FenEetta third. Time, rs l-5
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ANACONDA, Mont. Aug. 1s.-Resuits:
Three furiongs-Pat Tucker won. Lou
Watkins second. Dutch third. Time, So
Five and half nlrlongs-The Light won,
Eimido second. Ocorona third. Time,
1:i1is.
Five furlongs-Lady Ashley won. Amasa
SECOND. Negligence third. Time lsA.
Ml1e-I.ucky Star won, Master Mariner
second, Barrican third. Time, 1:l31x
Six and half furiongs-Oak Leaf won.
Chappie second, William OBJ. third. Time
l:25.
Mile and twenty yards-Grady won, Ma
soera second, kruna third. Time, l:47.
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Hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s-Resuits at Haw-
thorae:
Six furlongs-Prince Harry won. Chance
second, l.. Pilot, tr., third Time. l:la
Six furlongs-Newsgather won, Good
I:Isi..
Third race declared off.
Mie-Treachery won, F1idad second,
Vice Regal third. Time. 1:47.
Six furlongs-Novice won. Hodi second.
King Dance third. Time. I:l9ts
Five furiongs-McH. won, Gay Parisien-
ne second, Native SON third. Time. los
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.yuufor rennf. Tournament.

The third annual open tournament OF the
Junior Tennis Club Viii be held on the
clubs grounds, corner OF Madison street
and Minor avenue. commencing next Tues
dav. The events will be mems singles ana
doubles. ladies' singles and ooao'es anu
mixed doubles.
,rha entrance fee for each event VIII be
az ce,.s Entries will close August =,
short time before o'clock In the eve
WY