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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-10
RELIGIOUS.

Baptist church: Services at usual
hor re. Sabbath School at close of
morning service, Young Peoples meet :
| ing at $50 p m. Subject morning eer-
vice, "a Savor Of Life unto Life, or of
Death unto Death." Evening, "Shut
Out" being third in series OF sermons
on the Flood. Mid-week prayer service
at z :30r. N Thursday. All are Invited
| 70 attend these services.
Nj. E. church: Preaching by the.
pastor morning and evening, Sunday
School at IL 40, Junior League at 3 $50,
Epworth and intermediate Leagues az
$3.50. Preaching at T:S0. Everybody
cordially invited. M. @. WIRE, Pastor.
congregational church: Preaching at
IL q. M, subject, ''The Folly OF Wishing
to Get Away From Trouble" Sunday
school at l2:l5; preaching at 80 D. m.,-
subject, What We Think God Would Do
if H Were Living in Albany All NOS
attending elsewhere are cordially invited
to the above services.
Presbyterian church: Morning wor.
ship at 1880. evening worship at $50,
Sabbath school at ii AS, Junior Endeav-
or 8 80, Senior Endeavor ct $3.50. Rev.
Edward Ecc,eeton will preach both
morning aud evening, In the pastors alb.
sence at Eugene; and very cordial in
vitstion is extended to all to attend the
services.
United PRESBYTERIAN church: Morn
ing Worship at 1880, subject of sermon,
"Walk in Ohirst as ye Received Him.
Sabbath School-at II :45, Junior Endeav-
or ct $3.50, Senior Endeavor at $50,
Evening Worship at 80, subject of SER
mon, "Oontentment." ALI are invited
to attend these services.
Among those attending the dedica
tion last evening were Mre. Belle Ham
ilton, Mrs. Carrie Holman, Mrs. Bailey
Mrs. Pugh and Mrs. Benoit.
Through the kindness of Watt Mon.
teith and Fred 7. Merrill, the newsboys
Of Portland were given a Lemonade
Party" at Merrill's eYciery latt evening
The youngsters consumed appalling
quantities of the mild and delicious bev-
erage and enjoyed life to the limit for the.
ime being.-Portland Telegram.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-10
County Business.

The records chow tho following for to-
days business at tho temporary court
house:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-10

Tho farmers are making the best Of the
present good weather, and are putting in
q great deal OF wheat and oats. This 10
one reason why 30 fow are seen In town
now, though the small pox, lies have
kept few away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-10

In the Sheriff's Office today about t1,-
900 IVES received on taxes. Yesterday q
receipts were $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
PRESIDENT MUCH GRaIiFIED
Over Recruiting for Philippines Secretary
! Roo, vii; Come Week Alter Next.

Pittsburgh. n 81. Aug 4-Ahncr
Mckinley. the Presidents brother.
arrived at Hotel Chamberlain. this
morning. for a short stay. Quite al
influx of magazine editors also arriv-
"a, this morning. among them Henry
LoomiS Nelson of Harper's and Frank
y. Munsey of Muuscy's.
Attorney General GricEs has rented
4 cottage here for the remainder VI
August. ana Secretaries Gage ami
Root are expected here during the
Presidents stay.
Postmaster General and Mrs Smith
Nh" are already here. arc ~ delighted
with the place that they viii prolong
their stay beyond the time originally
set for their departure.
The Presidents callers. today. in
Guided capt. Dodd NJ Troop y. 3rd
United States cavalry. who has just
been ordered to the Philippines.
Unless the present plans are chang
c,l. Secretary Root will not come her.
q confer with President Mckinley tn
til the week after nCNt. The Prcsi-
dent keeps fully advised, however. as
To the sccrctary's plans and is anxious
- end the war in the Philippines at
the earliest possible moment. Presi-
dent Mckinley is very much gratifed
at the rapidity with which the 10 reEi-
mcnts are being recruited for service
III the Philippines.
4 committee will call upon President
Mckinley. Vice President Hobart ana
Postmaster General Smith tomorrow.
to invite them to attend the cercmo-
MES at North Elba. Essex county, n.
~. next week. when IN" bodies Of the
seven men who died with John Brown
at Harpers Ferry. Va. in 1859. are to
he buried beside the grave Of John
Brown in the little plot of ground do
mated by New York state, in 1896. by
Kate Field. Henry Clews. Horace =.
Clailin, Charles Stewart Smith and
others.
DIR. w. S. Edward Webb of Shell
hurne Farms, has rendered his yacht,
the Elfrida to the President for his
use during the remainder of his stay
here. The President has accepted the
offer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05

cndeavor 10 bring about rearttor h.
inc market generally stood the iest 49,,
Inc pun features Of speculation tvcra u
Tobacco stocks and Tennessee Goal aIl VI
iron. - - also rose on talk bv ineid'
~ blg earnings. the Granger ware II,
rllHrd 70 hcaVipcsS on account ~ f,ras,
hopper talk. London fcportg tha $500
American group, weak but the fa.itrr.
or Americans ss good and prlces in tb%
apartment show further irnpr0verner,
me rise ~ Tobacco shows no gjyng III
stopping ana the largest buyer rnads 4
prediction Of rs In 10 days and liz mt
year Tor American Tobacco We leapo
mat the Continental Tobacco Prefarrsi
dlNd"nd VIII be declared at about tho "a q
~ per cent. and that after this IN
dividend Of American Tobacco C.orprnaI,
~ expected ~ Increase TO per cent III
account 81 the income II will rncel,.a
from It's holdings of Continental 1,
open talk that Flower & co have bos,,
Inc principal sellers Of BROOKLYN Rand
Transit and really tried to break I'M.
nrire. The Jump IN Tennessee Coal snd
iron. today made new high record fnr
recent years. The old pool IN Soutbe-n
Pacific ~ stiil operating and we arc told
that II luiiy expects that stock Ia col
above ~ this fall. IL II strongly inn
mated that az soon as the money outInnL
clears, certain ~ the IndustrisIg win III
taken hold Of ana advanced The street
generally expects that the bank stst.
nent. tomorrow will make only yarv
moderate showing, ana somebody todav
seemed 10 be feeling for the tan IN M
possible leaders On the bear side IN Eew
York money on call ranged from M i
per cent. with the bulk Of tho husfpe-,
al about - per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Howard. Crosby 8 Co.'S. Letter.

Boston, Aug. t.
Yester-
Chicago opg. High Low Close. day
sept wheat, 6t,s "%5i X h9t$ Cgfs 69"s
Wheat opened firm this morning. at &c
over last nights close. which was about
call price. the advance in Liverpool of
Z, sd was the factor, aided by the report
that upwards Of Is loads of wheat had
been worked, yesterday, for export after
the close. Northwestern weather and
crop adviccS were favorable. but foreign
houses did little either way. \ priyat e
Lisbon cable was received at New York
asking for wheat. as Russia had ceased
nhcring " ~ said that three cargoes for
Lisbon account were worked. yesterday
\ little before noon the market com %
mcnccd TO weaken on realizings and tho
closing was soft. Northwestern wheat re
ccipts. today. We're i3i ears against Az
last week. ana i5I same day last year
Minneapolis reported that hail had dam
aged crops In Pembina county, North la b.
kuta. To the extent 81 about 2000Oos busa-
els. The weather In France continues nne
ana wheat was duh AZ Paris and steady
at Antwerp. 10 nov looks 49, IL the wheat
visible supply would range from about "
stand of 90 possibly small increase
Argentine wheat shipments for the week
are ll2,dO bushes compared with i.3N.
~ last week. and none. last year. SNOW \
weekly report estimates spring wheat
conditions M NJ and tire y--id at abDn.
.1itfn bushels
The stock market opened irregular Lu
generally tower. the only new inliucu..,.
se.ng the reported monetary troubles in
Berlin. which lea tie trading clement ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her Lite
Dauqhier's Lie.

am the mother ~ eight children
ana have had a great deal OF expert
rncc with medicines. Last summer my
little daughter had the dyscntery in its
worst form. We thought she would
die. tried everything | could think
IF, but nothing seemed to do her any
good | saw by an advertisement in
our paper that Chamberlains Collie.
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy was
highly recommended and sent and got
4 bottle at once. 1t proved to be one.
Of the very best medicines we ever had
in the house. 1t saved my little daugh-
ter's life. | am anxious for every
mother to know what an excellent
medicine it is. Had | known it at first
Il would have saved me a great deal of
anxiety and my little daughter much
suffering. Yours truly, Mrs. Geo, F.
Burdick, Liberty, r. I. For sale by
Jno. Coughlin, III Water ST.. druggist.
III, tn. sat,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
The Law Court.

Tie following eases were heard.
Thursday. ~ the law court IA session
at Portland:
SaCudahnc cuuuty-lu TIA" action of
Charles H. F"otc US. Fred W. LARA
hcr All als 4cfondants motion f"r 4
new trial has hrcn uverrulcd ana judg-
mcut for plaintiff affirmed.
In John -. McFaddcn vs.. James l..
Perkins ct ais. the plaintiffs motion
for uew trial il oycrrulrd ana cxcrp-
tions dismissed.
\. J. Frye IS. the Bath Gas 60. was
orally argued. This is an action on
thu. ease Ia have been sustained hy
the plaintiff while in tho defendant
cnmpauy'S employ ana through their
negligence. II" was employed in the
power house in which Il number Of
holes iu the floor several feet in depth
untitled to place iron pillars used as
the foundation FOR an rconomizrr.
Into one Of these holes he stepped
backward. sustaining severe injuries.
For these injuries he brought suit and
recovered verdict for $il66 Defence
moves for a new trial On the ground
that tn" verdict was not in accordanc"
with III" evidence in tn" case and with
law and Justice.
KcnucEcc county-The first Kcnnc-
bcr ease {" ~ orally argued was State
". John Merrill. This ease. however.
,omirsi up from the Kcnnchcc superior
court is the Bushby manslaughtor
case ~ called. The respondent.
EuShhy. and several others. are alleg-
"a to have been drinking. Euahhy be
coming h"lpl"sslY Intoxicated ana
while in this condition. sustained in
iurics. il is alleged, at the hands Of
his companions. resulting in his death.
The respondent. John Merrill was con
victod of manslauEhter. He excerpts
to the verdict on account of several
alleged improper causes in the charE.
If the presiding Justice including Ger
tain references to dcfcncc'S medical
expert. which are said to have prcju-
iiced the jury against the respondent
ana ruling that the respondent mere
~ assisting in producing the intoxica-
tion preceding Bushby's death would
be guilty of manslaughter.
The next action to be taken up was
John +. Proctor VS.. the Maine Cen
trail. a Cumberland action passed last
week. 1t is an action to recover pos
session of two lots of land on Fore
river of which the plaintiff alleges he
was unlawfully dcSieZed by the de
PENDANT in the year 1894. Upon this
land the Maine Central has laid its
tracks. Proctor asks for $1,000 dam
ages and "A monition of the court re-
storing him to possession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
New fGik Produce Market.

~ or-u poc.i,.,g ~ ~ t2fk' aug. 4.
20, ii.is - 90 80 -" DDls. exports,
- 80 - Phb2.' market about
.,.''.si 'ilit9a m ipWer grades.
"I1i h'- 'lpatn lulet and I'M
tNtrt Ftl ,hls' s5Dn3I ~, win
.' 'II i.,-' - ~
O., T. ~ ~ ~ " tsterI ~ fob afioat
~ - ~. - GU. - YORK car lots.
" lif 10 fss''' iPtS. i',"" bushels. ex-
.,'' t..,.i, 1i'7. lN".yp BUSH
\. -----T' l"NH,.ia SPpi- Spot ilrm
. 4" '' WHY 'ht spot, NO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
YAQUIs REVOLT GROWS.
New Recruits Being Constantly Made-Indians
Kill Two Americans

Chicago, Aug. A special to the
Tribune from City Of Mexico says:
Dispatches from Guaymas show that
the faquis instruction is constantly
growing in extent and all the Indians
in the towns along the river are rising
in arms and taking to the woods and
mountains to join their companions al
ready arrayed against the authorities.
Jack Ramsey. the famous frontier
character, and the American photog-
raphcr. Ed Miller, were on the way to
Aiamosa. when they were attacked by
the Indians and killed.
Three sloops on the Yapuis river
rear Mcdaria Were also attacked and
Aurilla f. Paroles, who were in
charge of them, was killed. The YES
sells were set on fire but were saved By
the federal forces, who drove the SAY
ages away. Tho body Of Paroles was
found floating in the river one OF
the sloops WAS again attacked as il
was leaving the mouth Of the river on
its way back 10 Gulylnas, but the
Indians we're scattered
1t is reported that the Romero fam
lily were captured as they were about
to embark on one Of the sloops ana
that Paroles was killed in trying "a
rescue them. Troops are pursuing the
bands supposed to have the family
Tho telegraph line south from Al1mosa
has been cut. Tho Indians along tho
Mayo river are quiet ANA ~ not seem
Inclined to join the instruction.
col Angel Garcia Pcna tclcgraphrd
yesterday. that Don Carlos Hale. tn
noted merchant huI net been KILLED
NV reported. Dnirial adyiccs o. ~
Monday. however. state clearly that
after General Torres forces took
Racum they found 10 d"al Of the
troops from cucurit ANA four NJ the
body guard NJ tn Yapuis chief. Nal
donado. ana the body ~ Halc. They
say nothing has been heard al tn"
chief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
Eli CLASS TRoT-PUBSE $5oc-(CN
FINISHED.
COLUMBUS RACES.
Tommy Brltton Wins 2.tO Trot RIA Tro,
Postponed by Storm.

Columbus. Ohio. Aus. after the ~"
trut had been finished ana four heats
trottcd in the 2.1i class at the Columbus
Driving park, today. a thunder storm came
M and the track was soaked. Racing
WAS then postponed until tomorrow. Tn
10 trot. postp oned from Thursday. wa
the first race started and il proved a sur
prise to the talent. Tommy Britton win \
ming in straight heats without being
betting. hut she was not factor i'll the
race Crosaeus easily beat out Ellorec
for second money.
III the 2.ii class there were 10 starters.
but the contest Iay between Surpul. sue
cess ana Charlie Herr. Surpnl was the
favuritc. but Success sold almost equally
well i'll the pools and charlie Herr had
MANY hackers. SurpOl trottc'l the frs
heat without q break and easily won by
two lengths. In The second neat Surppl
went Oft her feet after passing tine three
quarters and was beaten out by both
! Charlie Herr and Success. I'm the third
heat the mare broke at the half and fell
| back 50 far that She couId not close W
tn" gap with the leaders and was beaten
on by tho same horses. Success took the
heat.
( In the fourth heat. Curry. who had
) driven Surpol, gave way to HutChingS.
/ Coming down the home stretch. SurpoI
and Success were neck ana neck, when
\ the former broke ana IIutchings allowed
\ the mare to run. She found her gait be
Y Tore the wire was reached, however. and
won out by half a length, but was set
/ back 70 second place, the heat being
4 given to Success.
/ This race and the 2.2l pace and 20 trnt
were then postponed until tomorrow The
summary:
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COLUMBIA WILL NOT RACE.
Interesting Sport Will, However, be Furnished
by Other HcreshoH Boats.

Newport. K. l.. Aug. Awhile the
new cup defender Columbia will not
race. tomorrow, with the other three
Uereshofr single stickcrs--Dcfender
Vigilant and Navahoe-thosc who go
out with the idea of witnessing a CON
test will not, probably, be disappoint-
ID. as the Columbia will be about the
bay and will quite likely try conclu-
sions with the other three sloops but
She VIII not start in the race. TINS
was definitely decided. this afternoon.
and Mir. iselin, with his friends. Her
bert &. Leeds ANA capt Woodbury.
Kane. came down from Bristol about
$50 f.. Nj. with that understanding.
Mir. Leeds said the work OF stepping
the row mast had been done sdtisfac-
torily. ana that when the party left
IA, ~ This afternoon. good progress
had been made by the riSgcrs. SAID
he: we expect Columbia VIII he
t"wcd down here. carly tomorrow
morning and that she will 20 outside
FOR spin. but not for 4 race" Mr..
IscIin further said that he expected
To- be with the New York Yacht club
n,ri lt New d.ondon. Monday
Nh. 81. Butler duncan said Defender
Il ruld start in the race whether the
Golu,nnia did or not. There is Consid
..rahir regret expressed here. tonight,
over the inability Of Columbia to race
With the other three boats. but no
III tine IL attached To Mr.. lsclin. rs II"
authorized no statement that the boat
would race. TIL" other three boats ar"
ia a., harhor. today. and 4 good con
test IN expected. Besides the regular
cur "a 10 raced for by all three boats.
the Yacht Racing Association has al
80 offered a handicap cup for the three
uoai. but the handicaps will not be
iu. ,urr.rG until after the race.
. here il a large n,ct ~ yachts IN
tn IL. Dor. tonight, including thosc az
the ColimEian Yacht club of Phili-
l..Lil-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-05
ON GUERILLA PLAN.
Indians Unt-ap Mexican Soldiers in DehIe
and Koli Rocks On Ih,m

Austin. Texas Aug 4.-Thpr- passed
through Austin "u north bound *
press Train for Indianapolis. gold
hunter named Arnold VINO said that
h- was hut recently from the scene "
thr Indian uprising I'll Mexico. lie says
that just before leaving that section IL
was reported that tho Yaqui Indians
lad cntrapr.d a force no several hun
drvd ~ the Mexican soldiers IN y d.flr
n tho mountains ANA Inaucurated an
old time warfare In throwing rocks
down upon them with thc result that
many ~ them were killed 10 says
that tn" war ~ being conducted on Il
guerilla plan ana that the Indians have.
sufficient force to maintain the war for
months.
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inspecting the Canal.

Sault Ste Marie. Mich. Aug. i-t'n!.
Charles w. Ray mont and George y.
NiSncr OF tho deep Waterways commits
sion. have arrived here from BuffaIo.
They Will inspect the lock anproac hcs and
canal in order 70 gather Information reia 4
tive To Improvements 10 br suggested In
the commission report Col RAYMOND
expects that one result ~ The iuvestiga
lions will be 10 recommend the buiIdins
nj this poin, of a larger lock to accnmmp
date the larger vessels which will come
with the increase to ~ f,ct 81 the channel
depth on the Great Lakes.
The Investigations ~ the commission
will end at the 500. and from here CO.
Raymond aud Mr. WiSner will 90 to II.
trOit. wnerc the final comp lttion OF the :
data viii be- made before the report nf
the commission is presented to Congress.
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HELD IN THE LYCEe.
Arrangements for the Dreyius Courimartial
Somewhat Changed Short First Session.

Rennes. Aug. lowing to the active
newspaper campaign against holding tn"
Dreyfus courtmartial in the insanitary
Sale de la Manutention, the authorities
have decided to hold the trial in the LIZ
Gee. where magnificent hall is avail
able.
Officers here who do not belong to thu
garrison have been ordered to depart by
tomorrow, and the officers OF the garri
son have been ordered to return. tOmDr-
row. The first session of the court is OK !
pected to be short. After reading the re
port of Major Carriere. who represent!
the government, the court will adjourn 20
allow the defence time to study the secret
Dossier. The trial is expected to be re
sumed, Wednesday or Thursday
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20 TROT-PTKSt, 5000.
Time 2TSiI. 2.0SA, 2.0Sh.
TRoT-PrRsE -UNFINIsHED)
HarpswelI Schooner Damaged.

Gloucester, Mass. Aug. 4.-The
schooner Albert w. Black. from Harps-
wen. Nc, which arrived in Gloucester,
Thursday night. leaking. was hauled
out on the railway in Gloucester for
examination. Friday. and hole was
found on the starboard side under the
fore rigging. 1t had been made by q
sword fish, the beak of which had
penetrated the Finch planking of
the vessel and had been broken off
The sword was so tightly imbedded ir
the wood that the planking had to be
sawed out and a new piece substituted
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Capital lettings.

The French ambassador NJ. Camhon,
left Washington, Friday night fur New
York. intending to sail. Saturday, on IN
Touruiuc tor four months visit Ia Flu
rope.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Hristow lcit Washington, Friday. fpr
Vermont " become 4 guest NJ Senator
Proctor dt the lattcr's shooting box i'll
the Green mountains.
Tn" navy department has ordered .,
inquiry on the collision ul tn" dispatch
boat dolphin ana the ferry boat New
York in East river. The hoard Is ordered
10 assemble in Boston on the Sth inst,
ana capt. Wadlcigh is designated as pres
lIant
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Dentist Walter Ray Gwin, who eloped
from East Corinth a few weeks ago
in company with Eva May Lake of
Fall River. is on his way to Bangor in
the custody of police officers; he will
be held in Bangor jail unless bailed.
prior to his trial for bigamy in the SUI
preme court for Piscataquis county. to
be held in September. Justice Fogler
sitting. DIR. Gwin'S father. Il. w.
Gwin. of Santa Barbara. Cal. is al
ready in the city. awaiting the arrival
Of his SON.
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Continued from page ~

san Domingo With the United States
Il" expressed a desire to be on friendly
terms with Washington and said he
believed he could count upon American
sympathy. Gomez he referred to us
esteemed BY all classes Of Domin-
cans. but not sought for as President"
The people Of San Domingo. he de-
clarrd. are impetuous and are urging
him t. come to them at once. but, for
A time. ~ prefers delay. a. each day
is Wortha battle won"
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, Aug. T.
Corn and provisions cut out the pace
On Change. today. a heavy cash demand
mr. corn resulted IN Il complete recovery
NJ an early decline. the market closing
lsNi4C. higher than Yesterday. Provisions
closed at advances Of from l2IzH 20c-
Wheat ruled weak early. but recovered
with corn and closed &c higher Oats
closed shade higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT Sos; December.
i~-6sl's: May. Az.
CORN-Scptember, So7SaS0a,; December.
2>'sM2@; May. 30.
OATS September 1912 December, lss.;
MESS September, sS.62la: Octo-
LARD September, s5i7ls; October.
N.52i2.
RIBS September $50: October. $5.2-l5.
Cash quotations closed follows:
FLOl R-Qutet. steady.
WIiEAT-No. : spring 611a fob; No.
90. 67T69l5: No. 2 red. 70d1.
7 CORNING. ,. 81
OATS-No , 20125l2; No. 2 white. %,
No. white. 22M23I2.
FAFLEYY-No- q ~; NJ. 4. "a.
FLAHSEtD-No. |. S1.02
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 2.40u2.f5.
B. LARD 81. 52di.55
PORK-Mess, IS 55nS.60: short ribs sides.
$+-95n5.3o dry sailed shoulders. boxed. 81
nJas: short clear sides, 57saI6.
WHISkEY-Sl2 Is
SUGAR-Cut loaf, unchanged.
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NOT VERY INTERESTING.
l7nq Sc ,ring Makes Closing tay a, Rigby
Rather Tirc5omc.

Portland. Me. Aug. i-Thc last
days events Of the Highy park meet
ing. while not won in straight heats.
were somewhat less interesting than
IT,, races ~ the other days. owing t.
long scoring being the rule ANA the al
ditional feature Of the heat winners
generally going under the wire with
4 Sttr lead There Was a fair attend
ancc and the weather ana track were
nearly perfect.
Darkness overlook the I'll trottyr.;
and their race went over till tomor-
row unfinished. two heats having been
won by Tom BOY ana one by Alcidatca
The latter mare was big favorite be
fore the race began. and her apparent
ly easy winning Of the first heat made
her all the stronger with The Pro-
fesh' but Tom Marsh succeeded in
heading her under the wire twice in
succession.
The summary.