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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
A Purely Vegetable Blood
Remedy is the Only
Cure.

If the people generally knew the
rue cause of rheumatism, there
would be- no such thing Ms lini.
nents aud lotions for this painful
md disabling disease. The fact is .
rheumatism IL a disordored state
If the blood--it can be reached,
therefore, only through the blood.
But all blood remedies cpn not cure
rheumatism, for it IA an obstinate
lisease, one which requires n real
loot rcmedy--something moro than
4 mere tonic. Swift's Specific is
he only real blood remedy. aud it
promptly goes to the very bottom
'i even the most obstinate case.
\ few years ago was taken with In.
lummatory rheumatism. which though
mild at first, became gradually sn In
rnso that was for weeks unable Ia
walk. tried several prominent physi.
iaus and took their treatment faith
lilly, but whs unable 10 get the slightest
eliuf In fact, my condition seemed to
row worse, the pains spread over my
nitro body. and from November To
,lnrch | suffered agony. | tried many
stent medicines. hut none relieved me.
pom the advice " friend decided to
ry $ $ $. Before allowing me to take
8, however, my guardian. who was n
'hcmisi analysed the remedy, and pro.
uuurcd ID free " ash or mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
Norihern IIshl Me.tInr.

The annual meeting Of the Northern
lirht company Was being held az the
companyH office IN this city this after.
noon. ~ Il Superintendent n. q. I.egg
submitted a very Interesting report,
the same settling forth the condition NJ
the mine ana IN. evolution brought
about by recent developments IN tho
transforming ~ the property from n
mere prospect. tn "a well defined shipper
u high-grhde gold and silver ore. The
condition ~ the company financially IL
said 10 be- fast approaching a dividend
paying basis, ana that the mine viii
tributlonH once they nrc started, ~ quite
evident from Mr.. Lcgg'H very nntterinF
report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
Stocks Generally in Fair Condition
This Morning,
FOUR ACES WAS ATTACKED.
louer Mammoth urinss n Good Pig
IRE. nut Zoe Bower- E,hib,'.a
weakness aud sells Low.

The opening Of another week on the
exchange found stocks generally In fair
condition. although. as IL usually the
esse there were several marked de-
ellues. while on the other hand i'm
movement was the order. some ~ the
figures posted dcnotlne greater strength
than was manifest the day before. Tho
call was quite brisk and brought out
transfers of 5000 shares which had a
value Of tia9i5.55.
Eagle was the first 90 do business. the
stock selling nrat at 1917. then az 10
and later at ioia. while II closed with
o. bid OF %. -Four Aces was next at
tackled. and suffered strong bear
movement sales being made down 10
ish with the stock starting at %. At
the close II revived little and had o
bid NJ ~. Galona was also weak and
went begging below %, while Mcrcur
sold NJ G.eNik and Lower Mammoth
continued strong with the stock selling
between 20 cents ANA "a dollar. North
I'm Light succeeded nicely In sales be
twcon n and 80. ana Sacramento was
bought at a. and isis and was IN good
demand ut these figures. star consoli-
dated was wanted at tis1ii. but there
we're no offerings under fi5O
ilnHton-De In Mar was brisk seller
ut ga cents. while Frisco did business
NJ n and Golden Eagle. found takers
between and .. Joe Bowers again cN-
hibitcd weakness and made sales nt
isis. and Martha Washington WIS
found active at ii while Monarch hand.
ed cut \ board lot at ~. Manhattan
was freely dealt In close 10 a cent, ana
Nurth Swansea reported two sales, one
at 10 cents. the other at ii,i. Others
Ia do business on the call were silver
cloud between . and D. Sunbeam down
60 ~. South Swansea Mt fi.22. Triumph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
MONEY,

New York. Fob. so Money on call
nomlnally, ~ per cent
cent.
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankcfH' bills at aNsIL
for demand and gsih for 60 days.
posted rate. fsiisHl.N5 and iseitm
tsi. commercial bills. iSgh.
silver certificates nomlnaily. 500
liar silver. sss.
Mexican dollars. 49,.
Government bonds. firm: d. i.O7.:
now, " rrn, a coup. LISA. A.. liza.
do coupon. iisi.. ends. %. o. reg. a
coupon. LIZA.
STOCKS AND DoNDs.
New York. Fob. go.-Thc decline In
American securities In London In the
early trading was largely attributed to
political disturbance at the French cap
iial subsequently, the market improv-
ed slightly. The local market opened
fairly active. but with buoyunt ten.
dcncy, which was most marked In the
grnngcrs ana hlEh-priccd apccialtics.
Tobacco opened with Simultaneous
sales Of 1900 shares. ranging irom i.Ss
to i.ah.
Subsequent purchases lifted the price
TO les. making the extreme gain seven
RNlNANH FNANl AuNANifu aAH
opening prices were largely Inn.
proved Ia some Instances. but In 9TH
cra losses followed Inability to absorb
the Immense rcalixntlona invited by the
rise. Special Influences were RESPONSE
BILE for the sensational movements In
the high-prlccd tpcclaitios the rive In
tobacco To- 1861 rejecting the uncasi-
moss u tho short interest,".
Metropolitan worked up to about q. 20
but WIS fcVVfiah. Central nuclfic mud
southern Pacific were conHpicuOualy
weak.
business was on tremendous scale
with the distribution extensive.
Prices generally -agRcd downward
during the second hour. hut the aver.
axe decline was limited to moderate
factions. iiuslncAs feli on during the
movement, but towards midday the
market showed a healthier tone. owing
10 heavy purchases ~ Manhattan
which sold az fi,lin.
Considerable activity was noted In
the bond market with "a generally high.
cr range ~ prices
SUGAR.
New York Feb. s0.-suEar. raw. firm:
fair refining. a-iGi centrifugal. W test.
1916 mnlnsHes sugar. "a.
Refined, nrm. hdd higher: crushed.
90. powdered, shi graduated. o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
That is What Is Generally Expected
by Mining Men.
DALY-WEST MEETING TODAY
ontario Report Revived -Daiy- vcst
and Northern Light Meetings The
~ ucy Incorporated.

That Park city " 10 witness an old
time boom this spring. sprms 10 be- the,
feeling Of nearly every resident Of the
camp. 10 say nothing of the expressed
opinions uf well known local mining
men. who see In resumption ut the
DAILY West. the initintory step 60 gen
crni revival In oil the biz mines Of
that district This afternoon tho stock
holders OF tho DAILY aud Daily West
Mining companies wcru iu annual aoa.
sion but NJ TO press time the result
Of their deliberations had not been
given out for publication one thing
IL certain. The DAILY West is 10 open
up IN "a few days. ana will shortly be-
gin the shipment uf high-grudo ore and
the payment Of regular monthly diyi-
dcndH The pnrk RECORD says that
teams were put on and coal hauling
commenced on "wednesday murning.und
that mex, week the works NJ this bu.
nHn7a VIII lcrin 10 present nn animat-
cd appearance once again. liy the first
Of the month. ms promised by Super
intcndcnt BAly. the mino will be run
ming Ia good shape
The Duly-woHt colsod down % little
over two years ago. and has been
dead as door-nuil" ever since. A
combination ut circumstances led To-
the shutdown. prinCiul among which
was. the depressed condition III the Hil-
Yer ana lead market. NuW that the
market II better. ana conflicting Inter-
oHts have been satisfactorily welded To-.
Kcthcr. II II probable that the mine will
continue open Tor an Indefinite period
and assist In giving new life to
ttnh'H famed silver camp.
That other mines are expected to
open M In the near future Dr. evident
from the Park Record which says thnt
rumors regarding speedy fcHump.
tinn NJ work on n large scale boy the
ontario company are IN free cifCuln.
ton again and although nothing new
has developed regarding future opera.
lions AZ this great property. u feeling
that n move " Co hr made very shortly
has apparently taken possession Of
everybody. one thing f. noticeable. old
employees ~ the ontario. naiy and
DAILY West are returning 60 town with
nearly every train and they are an pos.
seHsod with the idea that their period ~
idlcnoHs viii be- short. Resumption at
the Dnly-WcHt ~ undoubtedly the load.
stone that attracts most NJ them. hut
Some OF the late arrivals are mcp who
are not expecting work nt IN" mine.
The opinion freely expressed on every
hand now II that few weeks. at most.
viii see the ontario making things
hum with the rest OF the mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
OMAHA LIyE srocK.

Omaha, Feb. Receipts,
1000. Market steady. native beef
steers. 4 O0ni2j; western steers. 3.15u
40; Texas steers, . .C0ni,Co. cows and
hvlfors. 3.2oIi.i0. tanners. 2.2iu3. 20,
stuckcrs and feeders. 3.S0ui.sp. calves,
i.00nG.7i: bulls stays. etc. a.O0di.i0.
Hogs.Rccelpts. 500 Market &c
800. llght. J.f5H8.SO. pigs, 3.O0I3. 40.
bulk 81 sales 3 tOffa. s2is.
sheep Receipts. 1000. Market steady;
lambs. Toe lower. Native muttons. 81
mi.30. western muttons. aGoui % .
stockcrs, 2.s0a3.70. lambs. i.0Out'0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY.

on "Wednesday next. Washington
birthday, the Fifth Ward Sunday
school viii conduct IT, annual party.
The afternoon viii be- devoted 10 tho
children. when the younger members
" the school viii assemble, pariuko NJ
% HumptupuH feast ana Indulge Va
dnucinF and other amus.ments. M
the evening tho officers and teachers
with their friends and the people in the
ward generally VIII come together ana
nminY ihnmanlNNn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
LOCAL rlARKETS.
Salt Lake city. Utah. Feb. 20. 1899.
POULTRY.

Salt Lake city. Utah. Feb. 20. 1899.
POULTRY.
Below are Wholesale buying figures
on poultry. butter. eggs and cheese. The
selling figure IL 10 per cent higher.
There IL a biz demand for poul-
try and the market ~ very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
feet OF. bring figures as follows;
Turkeys. per 10 ........... .......... n
iienh ''.s' '''s go 80. ...'s.s..'..'lVull
boosters see, .s........... ....s.s.... 90
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Dealers report the butter supply
weakening. with prices for creamery
gradually getting higher.
Creamery butter 80. go. go. =. ..is
Cheese. Utah new ...................iO
EGGS.
The egg market IN again well supplied
and prices arc demoralizcd.
GRAIN.
whcat-sOdt5 cents per bushci.
oats-ti.20uti.25 per hundred.
Corn-ti00 por hundred.
Cracked Corn-ti.i0 per hundred.
Iiran-gOGii.OO per hundred.
lac-so cents per hundred.
shorts-ii.o0 per hundred.
HAY.
Timo,hy-tio0o pcr ton.
hiNrd-tS.o0 per ton.
Alfalfn-io.O0 per ton.
FRUITS.
ArPLES-Good rtock-utnh. In good
demand. per buahcl. 5iuf,O0.
iEAltS-In good demand. per box.
u.ss to $50.
Lemons California. per box. NO)
$500.
NAVEL oRANGEs-iaOo u $50,
uANASAS--i2 .50na.O0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

Denver. colo. Feb. 2o.-Cattic-Rc-
ccipts. 300. Market active ana steady,
beef steers a.7bdi.0o. cows, 3.o0ni .Oo3
feeders. freight paid 10 river. 2iui.50;
stockors. do. a.t0ui.5i. bulls and stays.
0OH3.O0.
Hogs Receipts. 100. Market slow and
lower. light packers. 3.iinIc0. mixed.
1.tou3. 80; heavy. J.2511.to.
No sheen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

steers. a.2oui.gO. Texas COWS. 500 3. 2i (:
native cows and heifers. i.7jMi 10.
stockers and feeders. 3.2005.OO. bulls,
2.goui.4O.
Hogs-Rccolpts. $500. Market 5Ii0c
lower. SLOW. bulk OF sales, 2 .50ffl 81;
heavy. s.b5n3. 10; packers, and mixed,
3.t5n3.G5; lights 3.35I3.b5. workers.
3.boT3.55; pigs. 2.25G3.7i.
Sheep-Hcccipts. 1000. Market steady:
lambs. 2.5Oul.s0. muttons. ,. s0mi. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

The Daily Mining company was
scheduled for Its annual meeting nj the
home ~ Mr. Jno. j. DAILY this afternoon.
While thef" was practically no report
10 lay before the stockholders with
reference Ia Developments during tho
year. u was expected that the condition
of the metal market would be discussed.
ana an attempt made 90 have the minc
rcopcncd on the strength Of new c0ndi-
ton that have cropt In during the past
year. Whether the cffort To- reopen viii
b- effective nr not N not known. NJ ~
~ understood that a number Of the big
stockholders nr~ Numerically opposed
to a resumption OF operations. The
DAILY IN one ~ the famous mines 81
Park city ana " opened would give
employment 10 a large number 81 mon.
To date u has paid the sum of I. as5. O0l
In dividends, the last Of which was paid
In March. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
TRANSPORTS OF STOCKS.

'hfNtNfl isiAN w FlbNhFF
q. ElgIe 1000 at iOlsc; 5000 at Toe;
~ q as, 100 at 5ix, 400 nt 5iH; 800
d, oihi 700 NJ o. 900 az ta7., 100 nj
IA our Aces, 1880 nj $50 800 at 6iA;
>'lcnu GOO at S5ci 100 Mt 5i7si 100 at
Aercur, 100 NJ sGsSis.
lower Mammoth. 200 nt 81; | 900 M
Sa 1000 Mt a9's; 300 at sl0sh; buyer
Northern Llrht. 800 nj sse; 900 at 7sN;
~ no 70, buyer 10 days
az y n,mento, 300 at ace; 800 at l5s;
p,9ss,on'n DE Ia Mar. 700 at 2,sc.
frisco, 800 az Zoe.
Golden Eagle. 1000 at Ss., 1900 NJ Sh.
~ towers, 700 ut iHac, I 800 nt lsia,
NaIlhh Washington. 800 at ibc.
s,nhhfoh, 1000 at Ia.
slnhattnn, 5000 NJ nc; 1000 nt ~,
i5H. ""''''"' "'VVV az l''' -'VVo W
ss,nysr Cloud, 1000 AT 2K 1000 at 27s.
Al 'iIi'oeam' 900 at iihci 1900 at a. 100
I, South swancea. 200 at NL2s; 100 AT
llumph. 300 at iic.
roae9' 100 NJ fi,i2is; 100 at Sl.l5.
t pt1l shares sold, ~ 300
'"ns value ~ stocks, ti9,37T.75
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
Loea,Ien Nollc.. rilea.


Special Correspondence.
Provo. Feb, go Notices u location ~
mining claims have been hied with the
county recorder by Hugo prproain ct
~ Of the Sunnyside claim. situated In
Tintic district: and by VIA. Neablt 90
the Dewey Mining claim. situated In
North Tintlc district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
Tortured BY
Rheumatism,

! 'clt so much better after taking two
bottles, that I continued the remedy,
and ~ two months | was cured com,
pletcly. The cure was permanent. for
have never since had touch OF
rheumatism. though many times
exposed TO damp and cold weather,
ELEANOR VI TiPrpLt,
5Ill Powelton Avenue. Philadelphia.
Those who have had experience
with Rheumatism know that il
becomes more severe each year,
aud like all other blood diseases.
tho doctors are totally unablo To
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
SAN rRaScIsco MARKETS.


san Francisco. Feb. eo.-wheat
steady. May. i.i5a; Dec. i.2oh' cash,
LIS.
Baricy-oulet. new i.osM; cash. i.2sa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

cure It. In fact,
the only remedies
which they pre-
scribe are potash
and mercury, and
though temporary
relief may result,
these remedicspro-
ducc a stiffness Of
joints and only in-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
niIsINi.ss CiiANui.

v. y. Wells. heretofore special agent
OF The Home Fire Insurance Com
pnny 81 Utah. VIII hereafter conduct a
general brokerage buslncaH In mining
cnt office II No. $40 Mccormick Build
Ing at which place he will be pleased
to see his friends. Correspondence So
iicitod.
Iimcr o. Darling. STOCK brok.r.
loans. W. End South. Tel fOs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

a. '"u'e" a Lombard. s,ork nroksrs.
"NaH Block. Tel, e30-i Rings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

A., Norris a we.t, stock uroker-,
" A''as Block. Telephone COL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
KANSAS cry LIyr STOCK.

w. "'' "'''"
Kansas city, Feb, 2o,-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts, 1000. Market steady 10 shade
lower; native steers. 3.sOn5. 10. Texas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

IUU7TTN mo UTsNuaN.
;. ;. 5. never disappoint-, for il
- made 10 cure those deep.rooted
diseases which are beyond the
reach of all other remedies. IL
cures permanently Rheumatism.
Caiarrh, Cancer, Scrofula Eczemn,
and all other blood diseasos. II
is the only blood remedy guar.
anteod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

Taylor Bro... stoch nruh-r..
II W. First 20. Wire orders our expense
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

Harry u. Cole. stock Brokcr.
No 90 West Second South. Phone 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
Purely Vegetable

Books mailed free by Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta. ca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
BOYS CLOTHING.

LOT 1--lipyH' an wool Sack Suit.
doubl" seat and knee, made from nnc
Imported and domestic chcyiot and
Twecds. Italian cloth Innings. nne
$3.50
LOT .-lioy's School Suits. Chcylot
and Twecds, some double scat ana
knee, black blue ana fancy. broken
slzca, medium weight. line value ut
1915, for this week
$3.50
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SUGAR.

New York Feb s0-sugar. raw. nrm;
fair refining, a-iG' centrifugal. 10 test,
faslGi mnlnsnes sugar. "a.
Refined, nrm. hAd higher: crushed.
%. powdered shi graduated. o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

ioi,9,l shares sold, ~. 200.
'''ls value ~ stocks, tla.377.76.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
Howard, Crosby &Co., Il .: %%"s,t s.:.
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York Aug. >.-Thc stock market
was . nui affair. today. FOR the greater
parl If the day, drifting uimlesHy within,
4 narrow range Some strength wa-
shown by p frH ISOLATED stocks through
uuf ihr lHy under influence which WAY
nJi disclosed by any published news.
rms persistent strength IT'D spots seemed
~ arouse the approximations Of flc bears
10 ih" last hour %. the market. tn, mar
urr IN which prices were marked up /.
Nh" lat" dealings indicated good deai
H! % scramble by the shorts 10 cover their
contracts and awakened more appearance
~ animation and strength IMAM has been
~r'h lA me market FOR some tirnI Tn,
hI-htr prices for Americans made IN
London we're i1r ih. most part nominal
hN London rp'd from lZ .Hu tI Is Ulu shares
lcrr after tH- opening.
Htfr Was IItV Iuuvprn MT in thu
'fal"rs. which lifted Them from / 10 o..
With q notable effect on me whole list
tennessee" Coal and Iron. Peoples Gas.
Brooklyn Transit ana few less promi.
n"nt stocks advanced "a point very
strong upward movements in Sugar from
lrfi. M lr-'t was the decisive influence III
thr iHtr strength nf tho market which
closed active ana strong a- uct gains in
nearly aiI cases n t.I.r c. thc none.
Tark't WAS called rather easier. though
IA r- were h't guptably changed Kan
SIS t-.N. Pi,'-hurg and CUR lists reactr
~ -ympa' ny with tire stock. Otherwise
g. naus.s Wrre small and linked. Total
sales, par la.ue I.32uOiU uitcd States
bonds wcro unchanged on bid quotations.
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New York Produce Market.

New York Aug. r.
FLOTR-Receipts 1855 bbIs: export.
-uMH bbls.: sales. $50 pkgs.; market mod,
cratelN active. but shade easier.
RYE-Wcakcr; No. Western. 500 fob
float spot.
WHEAT-Rcccipts 1850 bushels. ex.
ports, y, ~ bushels; sales. 2gO.D0O bush
cls futures. zIs.p6 bushels spot: spo.
steady. NJ. rcl. y f0b. afioat spgt: N1
Northern Duluth 1872. fob. afioat spof.
NJ. hard DulI.h. 153s fob. afiOat to ar
rive, No. RED, 73ii elevator
CORN-Rcceip:s. 80 400 bushels: ex-
ports. 3Gl 1e2 bushels sales 500 bushels
futures. 52s01 bushels spot: spot firm:
No. ,, a'-i fob HhOat; yellow, 3G7s elc-
Vafor.
OATS Receipts 22s. 9po bushels: exports
lNn5 bushels sales. 2l0.yn bushels; spot
quiet; No. . whilc. Z1i.
BEEF-Strady. cur meats, steady:
shoulders. fnGi4
LARD-I.Owcr- Western steamed closed
s351l-; city. So; August closed s557
nominal; refined, easy; continent, S585
PORk-Dun.
BUTTER-Flrm; Western creamery
l5l2nlsl2; do Western factory, llGlq5;
state dairy, l3nl1: DO. creamery. 15IzQ1sI1'
CHEESE-Quiet; large white. g.lsit:
small an. "a; large c3iored. 9i4T9i2: small
do, NY.
EGGS Firm: state and Pennsylvania
l'i lGl-. Western unEradcd. lonl3..
PETROLEJ N-Firm.
KOSIN-Firm.
TTRPENTINE1-3'
RlCE-Sjeady.
MOLASSES- QEict but firm.
FKEIGHTS-DulL
GAR-Raw. firm fair refining. bid:
centrifugal - test. | 9-I5; moiasses sugar
i7s pa. refined, firm.
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BUFFALO CIRCUIT RACES.
SearchIisht Gives Canada Fastest Three Heats
She Ever Saw 10 Harness.

Eunai1 y. Y Aug. SearchliEht S
three heats in tnc !.e4 pace at the Fort
Erie Grand Circuit meeting. today.
were the fastest ever paced or trottcd
in canada Bocash was not able. how
ever. IA push the winner u the limit.
Scarrhlight always sold 4 heavy fav-
oritc in the pools.
\ big crowd turned out for the sec
ond day of the meeting. Spear laid up
ROYAL Baron for two heats in the 2.2i
trot. the Electric City stake and ten
came On and outfnotrd owyhee at the
wire for two heats. With the pools
selling S21 on the Baron To s. on the
field they came ont FOR the fifth heat
Spear took the Baron far back ana in
the stretch. although he was surely
catching the leader 100 yards from the
wire, it looked like 4 fight. At that
point. however. Baron left his feet and
galloped under the wire second. 1t was
a big upset and Mic Hublinser dropped
"A Zig lot Of money.
After three good heats in the 2.20
trot the sun was still. at ms o'clock.
streaming over the track. but the
Judges decided to postpone the race
until tomorrow. This did not suit
Lockwood. with George Carney. who
had to heats ana was beating his par
~ to pieces He protested to M avail
and then after the judges and specta-
tors left he came out alone and did a
mile in 2.3n and claimed the race on tn
ground that there was no occasion for
postponcment and that the rules sus
tanned him. The Judges say that they
Will call Carney with the others, to-
morrow. ana if h does not show ~
they will cxpcl Lockwood. The re-
suits.
Electric City trottcrs Pa class. $1,000
Ow yhee. first; Royal Baron. second.
Amiss. third. Time. 2l3 81. 2.ll -
30 II. 2.12 "a. 2.l3.
PAGERS. 2.04 class, $500. SearchliEht
won. Frank BoEash. second. Anacon-
da. third: BESSIE Bonehil. fourth.
Borough Park fifth. Time. 2.o5 -
2.0i Ia 2.03 II.
Wagon race for trotters owned in
Erie county: silver loving cup, Cracks
man. first; Volunteer Medium, second;
True Chimes. third Time. PA S-4.
PIG 3-4. 219 1-2. 2.20 1-2.
The 2.20 class. trot. purse $500 Jun
finished Venus III. won. first eat and
George Carney the second and third
Time, 215 Ia. 215 IA. IA IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
At BROOKLYN.

RattcricS-l.CcVcr. Tannehill
yer; DOnohuc and Douglass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
PICTURES WILL BE ALL RIGHT.
u. E. Bowdtch Will Have interesting Souyc
Mrs OF Mt. Desert Ferry Accident.

H. +. Bowditch received word. yes
terday. from &. w. Robbins of the old
Town Enterprise. manager Of the
Maine Press excursion. that he Was at
the scene ~ the Mount Dccprt Ferry
disaster looking after the personal
baggage Of the party Mr. Bowditch
received his umbrella and now tho only
missing article of his baggage is his
linen buster. although all went to the
bottom
Mr.. Howditch has received word from
Ills photographer that the plates taken
from his camera viii BE- ali right. This
camera was in the water ai Mount De
sert Ferry. sunday. when the slip
broke The diver recovered il. Monday.
and forwarded ID to this city. where
Mr. Eovditch immediately took thu
plat : 10 4 photographer To dcvrlopc.
The pictures Viii b. OF unusual interest
when finished