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Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

5or Der er life tommst mango Rssns
oraabsrne pau bet iaar, bet er itttert. 9i
bar oesD3rre bopt altfpr Tibet 8Gbe.
Rdn bar snbpg saItst sfter Resn MI mibt
i SIauttsn; tbt mar oso, at Sorn og 90
tstsr bill libs flor Stabe, bois Der life
trmmel Ftgn.
5Iers pg Here tisber Slaamafiuer Der
M. Wldn iroIer, at bet / 9Rngoen lsus
ner itg beore at BRUCE Wa1tiner 49, bet
19os Nurbunorsots a~rbeibstraft - emo
at bolos paa meO ben notiua primitioe
odaRctraft. De forItienigfts 6abritata
sr rspr9iertsrst. Gn tieber 9esring, en-
Megormid, m WaItsr q. Dpoo os en-
Qsrtules fra arpita t Soerige, De heite
tisbsr l 6eftss MaItiner, od otsIe er LETT
tere at BRUCE. hoor bet sr imual9not, %
bette sr not IilfeFbst Der.
Oct sr u~tturat, Iom ON MaItiufiebs
ningsn Imittsr. 5or Osripm Old Norots
itua bar tiebt en-, iua maa Satob Opt
ftua o9fda tisbe en- - naor E n 8ouoe bar
tisbt, iaa mac og'du hans Rubo iiebe;
for ben enc bill life itdo tilbdge for ben
dnoen, fer bsre.
Snre btromtriug bar Here tisbt GLAD
maitiner / CONNER. Seq Ital nuoae:
%, SorIen, Surulunp. Satob Slfsu,
Satob Sdtpbien. Gospart Rorptpels pg
SriTtofsr Norotpele. 9orust Ter,
troos OmtGnoigbsosrns, notIaa bra uo /
Mar. Ruasu sr operalt meget bsi; men
bet er pei life frit for, at ben er Bit IiOt
f~ortruet al @urmsn; for ben sr allersoe
faa mobsu, at ben Iuart Tan flores.
9atsfitnirasn bar paa @ruro az en-
altfor lioeu 9anbituno / Glpsu life gaaet
uOset bslbi9t ben iiOite lib. Wtuu bar
forrsfisu life bapt flor lib til at ligge
paa 5iits; for / Sldatten sr bet 10 truDlt,
CT lllpttsstilfal6t, Der tunoe baot
barre 6slssr, b9npts for nOsle 0oss
foen Der / RGrbsosn. Watbias Salpors
ZEN RimItao par Iammel mso en- anoen
Wlano oppc / StopsH os fitepe. Yaa
Siempeieu falot ban og brui BET enc Ben,
fad ban mddtte tieres bism. @eb liubsrs
Icgslfe al en- tiIiaIOt Stub. meo. aboIf
Bouabn, Ssln9s, piIte BET ia, at bet nun
bar be nsoerite Gnbsr AZ Gag og Stius
n,beu Der bar %6ruttet; men bet blir NOT
l9nes, iubsu Manbsn blir bra aligspel.
Ssorums norore unaoomsldg og
apsls MISUNDERSTANDING bapbe Senoaa
en- llOfIugt til Sorbitaup. Tom CT BET
bcisite Sielo ! Seorum, forat is paa so
lens Spgang / Sori3Ontsn. 9ette par ct
aloeleS mt SIM for mango iiar for be
fra Seorum.
Dian git ON 9srbug Gftsrmibbu9 og
moreOs ig msO 9ea os Dams Omtrent belle
Rdttsn. s~ftsrIum leg bar hsrt. for ies
bar Der life. 9rpr mia life ON iliss not.
ligt Saldier.
Der liager nu en- bel Del Sommers
giGitsr Der | &psls, baaOe paa Sotel
"2ruOOans' % priOats 6uie,f. ets, en-
bel Del hos 8. MittsIisn paG apsas.
qaa beaae oisIe Steoer er Der / CONNER
oerior inOlagt 1elsfon til 9iaiternss be-
bogeIisc a%ibtaptteIie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

grcotrlanott, men ies m,ner, at ftal
iuaoaut Re usbtpuna,nt, bsr BET he
Der, bpor Gbsrigss Rst er upmtpiit,lig,
cg bpOr RurgeS g%sIIutring sriber ino
| Dirt,lig uriorslls Spsrsmadl ON ,Sns
9pniulsr Os ,geu llbsnrigsminiiter.
8erimuo life I 1t SpersmdaI Iom
6lagTussr, bbor RoromGubsns bstIas
asIissOis bar 9runoloDen at 3tstte fig
M
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

Wso Slaatten er man NJ Indrt fer
big. Gnbnn fan Der bog at os til bsres
en- S%ldamditins btt ps Der; men be
foritlmnner Iibt sfter Iibt, og be fIeft. bar
MI bare libt gfteriluat isisu, Der mao
'9isrss mtb 3iau eIer maafs Sigh, boOr
BET er uItfor uIgnbt.
vi bar babt en- msset tsr CONNER, os
ct ubm1rtet Sspeir, fad bpis life apantis
tstsn er ioa tier Tom aIminbelis, iaa er
Ssets R9rtnssp9rbi faa msg,t beito be-
ore, ia, bebre .nb ~irbpanIig.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
on Wasie MemneIfeben

sr funbns / en- op6 8ru6efatt i 8e6msn,
ION man i bet iioits baIps Qar bar bolot
paa meO at pumps t9ns. Nan bar Iuns
BET ub, at osnns Statt itaar / unosriors
oiit 5Or6iubsIis msO ben 9amls Ndrtins
itatt, bOori Sigmunbs 3il69agsTe /
1920 itprtsbs be iansns Susiitsr uso.
9:rFra sr bel altiad 8enene Tonne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
5lasiasen.
Gn ipenlf RissOagsmnnO uStnlsr iig
ON dlagiaBcu. - 8au Tiger.
NorOmGnosne bar 8et.

Spar MdnsYon ! SrGG, Der bsrsr til
be mere f%remtrGbsnpe MsOlsmmsr at
ben iOsnfe Rigsbus, bar isHOt "SsIs
iiugbOrgspOitsR" en- GrtlGring, bOort
ban prGciisrer tit Stanopuntt / 6lags
Iassn. San barber Rorgss Rst til
IeIp at bsitsmmt 1T SanOsIs flag %
fremhOlosr, at Sperig, life 6sr ~rciitsre
ct SammsuiteO I en- Gag, bOori ROrOs
mGncsns sft,r bans Rsning bar RET.
Sans notaIslis lpOsr / fin SsIb,o iuas
lsbes: Seq ~itstter ben SOsrbsuisniug
iss eftsr nsis OpsrbsisIIsr sr tommst til,
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
en- fcltiif Sorcnine.

@t bar oits bSrt ON "pans Ssrmas
ner" pg "punsS IuOonsr,' bet Otl Tige
StatsmGno, fom IGtt,r fig til Opgdos
at fursus ale GoIt at ben ~asrmani'te
Rucs paa ben enc Sioe og dIIs JoIt at
ben IlauiIts Race paa ben anoen. Iii
ben ~gsrrunite Stamms bBrer ale IN
ftsrs, SouGubsrs, 5lamIGubere, ale
tpfttaleroe S6psiSers % gitsrrigsre,
'rg lite at furglemme ale DANTE, Snens
FER, ROrbmGno, SSIGnOtu9er, ipenfts
talsnbe 6inIGnosrs % ale Rgts Gngslfts
mGnb / StOr6ritannien, SrIGno, ames
rita, auitraIisH, SnOien, Ggoafrita
oi0. !6paO pors fore susetits Blade
msO 6ortj1rIigbso tatbsr aHssIIatser
er lite anost suo en- @rsn al ben mag
tigs gsrmaniIte Gtamms.
Gil ben Tlaoonine Racs bersr Rus
iers, Polattsr, gB6msre, SloOinosr,
Slopatsr, Gerber, gulgarsr, Mlontegris
ner etc.
Ulan msutr, at Oi5Ic fore SIGster
bpr aabns Einene for TT fGlss uos
ipring, IaOe ale fine Striotgbeber fare
% flute fig idmmen til en- aItomiats
tenoe Gnbeb.
4isn Ogiau en- forboIOspis liOsn Racc,
nsmItg asltsrns, begpnoer M at fslge
Strsmmeu Og at arbsiOs poa at fad
iituno ct 5orbuub Jig imslem. pa
GGIar tom til @aQien for omtrsnt
1000 Qar Iiosr, bebosOss 2anbst at
8eIter. 6an giorbe Dem til ROmsre, og
/ 2ioernss Sob sr be blsone.ttl 5ran'ts
mRno. Stun / Bretagne lsOer snoru Ell
lioen GeoHing af &eItsr. gtaIt bet nus
pGrenoe Brdutrig bar be 6ritiIts Yer
SeItsrnes fornemits 9iemItaon i gamls
9age; ba tom be iaataIDts a~ngsllatssr
% aiOros Iig til 6srrer oosr BEN, og
bet ~isltiIts 8RIsn bolot ia fun / Walss,
be ~itotits Sier8s pg / bet igoItge og
miOtrs Snuno.
Ser er tmiolertib ct ganIts friItt 2tO
| otsis Gsoninger. CO at og til Ter ri
DtrinSer Oeraf. : CONNER sr Der
boIot, bbao man pau tsItiIt tnIOsr en-
"GiiteofobO" / GurOif / 8aIes, og Der
eneoes mon ON at baRne en- pansteltiIt
2igu. Den Itul omfatts ale Gsts 8as
liIsr (Wstibmsn), Stotler, Srsr, grt.
tagHeisr Og Iau mango 5raHitmGnb,
lem psOtisnOsr fig lin ~tsItiits 9pro.
3 Goinbur8 itaI Der aarIig bOtbss en-
GommsrItoIe, 6bor sngslIttdlsnbs
5ranItmrnO og franittaIsrOs 6tOttsr
Oil bolbs GorsIRsninger ON &eltsruss
5iitOris, SprOg, SagH. Gosntpr. Wps
'TNt w O~VlNSlulHV'
Gn GisnOplioelie al ben ~tsltiits Nds
tiOnalfelsIie Oiier Tg b,ri, at Stottsrns
lite taalsr, at man talosr Dem Gngslits
mGnb og bet Rige, be tilGsrer, for eng
lamb. "8i er griter, men life GngslIts
mGno," flyer be, "og bort Sism bebsr
life Gnglanb, men Storbritdnnten."
Om osnne 9sOGgslie life mebfsrsr
nogst anOst ReIultat enb at g~ienoplips
Mtnost Om De 9umle teltiIte Stammsr,
iaa bar ben life OGret ~forgisoss. Bore
gamls norIte Gaors 6apos megst Gam
tbem meO &slterne Og fl 5mpulisr fra
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

aar, aasmunb 9. gasenben, qdnuub
Sjernfon Ole, SO aar, Sisne O. auftao,
go aar, 8ardI Sorisiion Saasbus. 80
aar, WHs psrIon Sfudmeoal, 81 adr,
Saritt adsuIbion SIustos. 40 qar,
Rarsit y. Sufet, 80 aar, anne 9. gu.
TAB. 43 aar. &. g.. Rbgnsitab.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

mig en- sdnite anfeIis llOgiftspoit, Iiben
ie9 Tom biem, bborfor ieg moa sisre be
0enItge 9repitripere opmHrtIom berpad.
Sio til Rorse gaur for 5 Gent lun be
8repe, ION er unbsr Is @rdm u
Ounce - tungs. RogIs bar Isuot mig
imdd dmfritanite Blade. 9uien 5at for
bet. De bar oGret urinelig tiGrtomns.
Oldp 2ringen.
6reoeusborg II, &riitidniu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
Sor tunge Srepc.

RGften bOsrtaRbet Srso, leg fuar fra
amsrita, er for tungt, boorpeo bet be-
tragt,s ipm isnbt ubetult, rs leg nat
lsi. bet ub mso 40 Ore. Dett, bar pGrtt
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
r GODT HJEr1 HAR ALTID nUSIk.
llnSLaO iis at Laie nsNenitaasnos ousrosuiienOe greu:

9lnt crsr-5 SEQ sntr at @e sem tueb DROPS bar apt. for min ou
Anr 1901 leo bun al Ga Gi2fe, Der GIT oorr TT tnhanatOrfn HbeAndhsme. seq u
igGe fe a o. btbte 8ohorE men be tmoe States aorttte fsr 9:Hos SEQ tog be
Ill got Springs men Beuer life Der ~ bun upgen Nmpuug. 8hlnt tortarsoe pe
IS DROPS % bel oIIteoe JON Ct l4oeroast % ON Tort 30 par 1na ttaHo I'll at az
90 beorge Ftr9renc HoRt ion bun lite baooe tmnrt gBre pa fem Ar, % Ben {
Og er bun en- irtt avtnes Pd 70 Var eH pWe 0G62eE 9apoe tHfarnrtdtornf w
mateme % bar opgUt al SGaernei Ia anbetdlebe g DROPS, % no9Le Tiger en-
han seggnots Of bsrnqe ben tnnoe ran gal % e nus u trf sano paa 40 9ar pn
IS DROPS freHe bans SW, "a leo Deb, at bet r iaHot
Eeres Rrbgoge
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
s,Oot lange bar 9e OGret piaaet al Rbenn,a
Spor iaues bar Ii leH ON . DROPS nsnt at taas Dem

Sror 3e ts a 5s bar fPEipIot aot al oggbaT 5S % bait moi a. atosHss? Sts Ia.
H iRar g Litter liter Sur ht sNsaumaasnss argslei sia,tn. snasaes sam.ils s 90
@rtppt. poEoplns. nsrogs Ng nelts9Nt Pirttpa9fo gatsrct. Grtued. ,raI2asts
% fatarht Group, 1aueptne, arppttt 1Dunlpsab. hnbenor anmmrpbte. Nalarta %
.bel98toe Sugoorrms IS DROPS bar Mreri fre HhHHefer / be torlgoHe we Var
.mrerer ben lsre en-, ale QRssr, 4ahutm6hdusE eftuts Better o. Batyrr tWam.
men, tt Dc ian he fmre iroaHt HbeumntsHe Spuo pnHor life mere bhbar lib pg
gnge, men torgg s DROPS 90 bp iuarug tnert - DROPS err life ane ben
.66te Webtir muo aha ben butafe ti en- st SLATE Hbehulotr 300 ToNs pts pr
Slate 81 prepaid msO Bot sr grpres, enrr 0 5amr ior So aaehtr pnhs Stdo frI
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO., l6O-l64 {. Lake Str, Chicago. III.
The sun., 1899-08-24
Hell Gates Monthly Shoot.

Thirty three shooters competed In the
monthly live bird trap shooting tournament Of
tho He'll Gate Gun Club at Lebonher's Dexter
Park. Brooklyn. on Tuesday. fast lot of
piseons was on hand and excellent scores
were made. ]. Arthur Belden shooting from
tho twenty eight yard mark won out. dropping
every one OF his allotted ten birds President
yoss, Gus A. Nowack and John Fl. Wellbrock tied
for the honors OF "rnnner-up" In the event.
Summaries:
club competition at ten live birds per man. scores
TO count in the yearly averages FOR the annual
prizesI-J. Arthur Beldsn, 2s yards, points 10;
SHn 80 Yards. ID points @ John Ssibroot 40 y.rd:
az points o; John p. DAnnetel1er, ~ yards
points. 4; r. Karl, 2s yards. o. points 3; William
A. Noe, 90 yards. po nts. .; MaE9uGrt: ~ Yards.
20 yards, az points. 81 P. Woelful, 1s yards. I
points II Eugene A Doeinei, 80 yards. points. y
Richard RsRAn. 2s yards, bh points, u
J.scoS Ss,s. point +ra!,1I / s MS:a:es mems
points Il D. j. Doadey. 2s yArdA AZ pointS. II b.
n. Forster so yards, Z points, u E. WigHer. 2s
yards points. 7; p. Geipe % yards. points !;
yards 8 points. John II. Himmelsbach. 2s yards,
points, 8; 4; Knoedsl. % yards, ~ points 81
George Briet ~ yards. points. g. Dr. II. Cream.
err % yards. points. e. II. Eohla. ~ yards. q
points, g. Q. Weber so yards, points, ?; = Wheel.
8; Henry L. Miller. 2s yards. points. /.
ATLANTIC CIrY. Aug. 23,-In the Blue Rock
shoot here to-day between J, A. R. Elliott.
and side bot ol slo6. Elliott lost by score
| OF 13a TO 12S out OF a possible $50.
The sun., 1899-08-24

Died Alter = Boxing Bout.

STOCKTON. GAL. Aug. 23.-Tollowina close
on the death OF pugiliSt FrAney last week In
Frisco comes the sudden death from cerebral
hemorrhaGe OF Alfred Molina. young student
in the business college here. after few rounds
OF boIing last night At the club rooms OF the
Terminal City Wheelmen Molina arranged to
box few friendly rounds with large gloves.
with Johnny Musick. a local amateur puEilist.
MuscS had the best Of the sparring. ana in the
quit as Musick was the better man. They
shook hands and went to the dressing room.
whore Molina fell to the floor physician
given TO Molina, but he sank steadily and died
this morning. Death was duo to the bursting
for murder and several club members are
pnder arrest Molina same klDm Yuma. Ariz
Both were under II years. ,9s,
The sun., 1899-08-24
dTH LFTICS.
New York aud EeY England Are Rivals fol
A. A. u. Championship.

New York and EeY England Are Rivals for
A. A. u. Championship.
New England athletes evidently intend to
make a flGht for championship honors against
the representatives Of the New York Athletic
Club at the annual track and field CHAMPION
ships o'the A. A. u, which will be held on the
riverside Recreation Grounds. Newton. Mass.
next Saturday. Nearly every metropolitan
champion has entered. Capt. IIausling OF
the New York A. C. will make another effort to
score q point in every event on the programme.
as not a single competition will be without one
or more wearers OF tho winged foot
A strong field otaprinters will turn out in the
100 and 220 yard dashes. including tho school
boy A. F. Dufle. who beat Quinlan OF Har-
ward before the latter sailed for England.
boston A. A.. apd the bennenters expect ,him
to show his heels to Weters nnd Long. the New
York cracks Masx: Hartford: 81 tAlbiHny; 6i,S:
rcnresented. The entries are:
looYard Run-A. F. Dune. Eaut Boston A. A.;
st. v. Long A. 9, .Kraen.ion .nd 3: j, wtfer-: New
York A.. c.: william Marshall Hartford. Conn.,;
2:o;isEd Run Frank L. s,eehen.. Wanderers
A.c MS: ": t,py & sna p, I EstSr' % Nov yl YH5k
,ttcYsEi RUM v Long and T Z; yvTgn Turner.
Holland: BqstqH' % S 5srsJ J. nIyn,hspp g. Anns A A.
sso.Yari Run-J Kiley Mr. GppleGHte and W. W.
Garrett Cambri irepprt Gymnasium A. A.; John
Bray and George +. c. Wood. New York A. c. II. K.
Marvel. New York, II. W. Garthc, Knicksrbocker
one.Nile Run-John Bray and Alex Grant, New
York A. c.: d. J. oCOnnsll. Stamford; Dick Grant.
Boston.
Five.Mile Run-Ale1 Grant. New York A. O.;
T. F. Ncgueen"y Cambrid geport Gy m nasium A. A.:
Gus Hahn, Arbor A. o. Albany: J. B. MaRuiye. Cam
bridgeport Gymnasium A. A.. Dick Grant, Boston;
A. l.. Wright, Boston.
I2o.Yard Hurdls-A. c. Kraonzlein and @. A.
OR ,nrke New York A. c.; J. J. Peters Yale A. A.
22o Yard Hurdle--C A. ORourks, A @. Kraenn-
loin and K. Baxter New York A. C.i ]. Fred Pow
ers Worcester; August ]. Anderson. Now West Side
A. c.: d. Reuss. Knickerbocker A. @.
Running High Jump-I 4. Baxter and A. @.
Kneuzlein. New Yors 4. c.; -. T. Mahoney and d.
Reuss Knckerbocker A, c.; J. Fred Powers. wor-
Running Broad Jump-A. G. Kraenzleiu and K B.
Bloss New York A. C.: j. Fred Powers, Worcester;
J. T. Nahoney, Knickerbocker A. q.
Throwing Ia Pound Hammer-John Flanagan.
Richard sheldon and Charles Chadwick. Now York
A. c.: j. G. Coney. Kuickerbocker A. G.
Putting 1s-Pound Shot-RichArd Sheldon and John
Flanagan. New York A. G.; ]. Fred P>wers Woroes-
ter: W. W. Coe. Boston A A; N ]. Young. EAst Bos-
Throwing the piscus-P. W. Eddy, West Newton;
John FLANAGAN and Richard Rheldan. New York
A. O.; j. Fred Powers. Worcester W. v, Cpe. Boston
A. A.; N. J. Young. East Boston A. A; h J. Sheridan
Throwing ia Pound woisht-R J. sheridan. Pas
time A. O.; John Flanagan. Richard Sheldon and
Charles Chadwick. New York A. O.
The sun., 1899-08-24
O'KETTER'S FAST TRIAL.
Boden's Colt Does Great Work for the Flu.
turity of Saturday.

turtty of Saturday.
The weather was perfect and the tracks were
fast yesterday, and everything was favorable
for the trials OF the Futurity candidates at the
various race tracks. Horsemen are astounded
at the fast work that has been done this year
by the Futurity horses. They agree that
either the horses are much faster or the tracks
are faster. and they nearly all agree that tho
latter ia tho chief cause.
Yesterday fast trials we're worked by some
OF the candidates engaged In tho Futurity Jim
Boden's OKettee covered six furonRs over the
Brighton Beach Race Course in l:14k. The
colt was worked by Frank OLeary and must
have carried l20 pounds. at least. The trial
must be elassed Of the highest order. and II
the son Of Rayon dor runs in the race as he
Marcus Days st. Finnan worked q real good
trial, also. over the Brighton Beach conrse.
The youngster had rare trial horse with him.
the speedy sprintsr. Decide. but he won easily.
covering the ak furongs In :l5. Both Mar
Gus DAILY aud Trainer Lakeland arc very conf
dent of ST. linnan 8 chances.
MuSntte was worked for the first time yester-
day with weight up over the Sheapshend Bay
course and she did not do so well She covered
six furlongs in III. For. the past two weeks
the flly has been working over the, course
pounds. With this imp up the hlly did re-
markable work. covering six furlongs In 1:13
and also mile In :33.
Brigadier. Knight OF Rhodes The Scotch
man and jother cracks did but light work as
their hnal trials will take place to-day.
The sun., 1899-08-24
AMONG sCHOOLBOI ATHLETES.
Drisler and Harvard Schools Elect Oficors
and Plan for the Seaaon.

Drisler and Harvard Schools Elect onicors
and Plan for the Season.
Tha Athletic Association Of Drisler School
met at the school house in West Forty.ninth
street yesterday afternoon to elect officers and
make plans for the fall and winter season.
These officers were elected: President. Charles
Hancock; Vice-Presdsnt. Leo Apple Score
tary. John Nolan: Treasurer. John Breineger.
1t was decided to put no foot ball team in the
field as the expense Of developing good eleven
would he too great. 1t was voted. however. to
baya a hockey team a. a m majority OF last years
players will return to school. Thomas EEan
was appointed chairman OF committee TO ar
range a schedule. ERan was aao elected cap
tain OF the team. He will call the candidates
practice win be the order until the St; Nicholas
Rink begins business for the year. 1t was de-
cided to enter q team In the ton rnament OF the
New York Interscholastic Chess Association.
and school tourney will be held FOR the pur-
pose Of selecting, the best players No indoor
the difficulty In securing a suitable track.
An enthusiastic athletic meeting OF the Har.
ward School Athletic Association was hSid AZ
the school house: Forty-trst street rSa Sad @ Madi
ficers elected were as follows:, President,
steiEIetz Second Wee President Carl Schnsi-
der: Secretary. Herman samuels: Treasurer.
OWING to the interest in football, It was de-
oided to place an eleven In the neld this sea;
sop. Charles Maron was elected captain. and
he will take steps to get together 2 strong com
bination OF players. Tho candidates will do
wSrE Il M.S tes bps.n q
cIation to which number OF the members OF
the school belong.
The sun., 1899-08-24
GOSSIP OF TIE HzRNEsS HORsEs


Echoes of the pntChcn-Geptry Pacing Race
At Goshen.
De Witt @. FIsnasan's Speedway trotter
lvandorf. 2:l714. wore a novel rigging In his
race at Goshen yesterday. The hawkish bay y
geding lost many bru sh on the road last
spring through his habit OF throwing up his
head and breaking when the contest waxcd
hot. To correct this habit Trainer Emery has
rigeed a sort of martinnals running up over
the head in a double loop just hack Of the ears.
By this cans Ivandorfs head is held down to
such point that he is not inclined to break.
anl he cannot toss his head. Instead OF being
attached to the Rirth ~ he harness there is a
strong strap on either side running from the
cross-bar OF ne sutky down to tho loop in the
martingale under the horses brisket. The
the hereto'ore unrel al bic trottor was able to
win second money in his race at Goshon.
1t was the unnnimons opinion among horse
in his race against John X. Gentry at Goshen
yesterday, that the wealthy young Pennsyl-
when it comes to strategy and skin in the suiEy.
Andrews tried hard TO lure Haws into going
SLOW to ths wire with Patchen in the scoring
with one OF his rushes and snatch the lead and
the pole. The amateur reinsman was not to he
Of The contest. n He drove "a as s good % race as
ever saw" WAS the comment OF prominent
over. over Those who went to Goshen, yesterday
half expecting to see a tame exhibition race
between John r. Gentry and Joe Patchen were
agrseably surprised at the bitterly fought con-
test which resulted. Both drivers were look
ing for every advantage from start to finish
and they said sharp things to each other and
After the first heat Andrews com mpla ed to the
officials in the stand that Haws had used his
whip improperly to the detriment OF Gentry.
After the second heat Haws sat under the can
vas awning. where Joe Patchen was cooling
ont over on the grounds Of ex-senator John
McCarty's country place. Just across the back =
stretch Of the track. and he chucke with JOY
that time when he made old Joe go to the
half in ! :02&. but he found he had cooked him
self when we got up there to th ethres-quar rter
pole. He never had q chance to win the race
after that killing brush"
Cuprum's brilliant brush against Page.
caused Nathan ,Straus 70 change his mind
about entering the Prodigal four-year-old in
the race for the Speedway cup at the Grand
Circuit meeting and the fast youngster Is to
start. He will have to meet such good ones as
J. W. Cornish's David b.. 2:Oo4, or Newcastle,
2lla; George Grote's James l., 2:O0H; Fred
&sTken's tqxon, - &: Pr. !; T; Aopre's Me-
2:iiK. Nearly ali Of these horses are now in
II the speedway e in shape for It this after
noon there 10 to be q friendly brush between
Nathan Strauss crack trotter. Cobwebs. 2:12,
and Hugh Rley's chestnut geding. Commo-
dore Porter 2:13. The owner Of tho Commo-
dore thi2ts his horse is in the class with Cob
him think he isn't. Porter has beaten some
bigh-ciass trotters on the Speedway. but he
has yet to win q brush from such a top-SaWy6
as tho chestnut son OF Whips.
The sun., 1899-08-24
ST. LOUIS. g; CHICAGO. 7.-r1Rsr GAME.

were drawn 10 Sportsman's Park this after
ncog under the belief that Teheau wonld, take
10th games from Chicago. but he failed, the
oi BAN paying waa put mp by both teams: In
the Nrst game. Powell was batted out OF the
tutc1 while in the second game Mcbride was
Displaced az the close az tho sixth. SudhoH
Won II, tbs ninth inning by Childs's drive to
right, whch scored Donlin The second game
was called AT the end OF the seventh inning to
allow the Chicago team time to catch a train,
but their lead was so commanding That the
locals had no chance ot defeating them. The
EcprsR.
The sun., 1899-08-24
rrottiuS, Racing aad Running at wsllsvilIe.

WELIsv1ILB. n. Y. Aug. 23.-The second day
OF the annual fair and harness races was pulled
OF under perfect conditions OF weather. The
tie most successful days In tho history OF the
association. Betting at the pools was very
brisk. Summaries:
2:l6 class, pAcingi purse $500:
Charley slssth, ch. m. by Roy-wilkes slacO I
VIM Brooknled, hr. Y. g.tJones)................. =
Sapphire. 6. m,
Fred H. br, g. Wheeler... 2
Time-2:l6H 2;2o; 2:lgA.
2:22 ClAss-Trotting; purse. $500.
Idolette, ch. m., by Peter Pinder mo
n.S BAIL 5. G. By Franz ijon::.."..1 7
orpaTai Tim:Iaissss S r. saiXi ilaI;; 'i;:iiH asa,S.
Running-ThFes-quArtsrs OF q mile-Daye 8. Mad
isOnS. wohi oOTstts. b. m. NSaD. ADJ HTEy O.. br.
g. DAMN. Nd.