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Accident Policies

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And Thus it will be

When you get your leg broken, your
eye Knocked out, or Unexpectedly get
i'm front OF some bullet from an acct
dental shot A few days ago we
talked with young man about taking
one OF our
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
BANK OF GRAHAM

At Graham, Va the Commonwealth Virginia. the close
of business Dec 2nd 1899 made the Auditor Public
counts of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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I'azeWell'S
Christmas Tree

That's this Drug Store-showing gift
things of beauty and utility gathered
from Europe, Asia and America IT.
you are looking for something to give
your wife, your sister, your son, your
mother or brother, this is a good place
to find it. Take look at the display
Of fine pictures and you will have no
trouble to make suitable selection, if
you are lover of art. Here you will
have no trouble to decide about a nice
or inexpensive present from our many
novelties. The wants of the little ones
have been carefully looked bought
all of the cute little things to please the
fancy of all ages of childhood.
Come and bring the little ones. You
will be politely waited upon even if you
do not wish to buy.
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Mfdsummer .1xcurafona

BUFFALO. BY THE 800 LINE, $500
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headed by the band. lacrosse clubs, with
st. Paul in the lead and enthusiasts in
carriages paraded to headquarters Hotel
Clarendon Here the boys from the south
held an informal reception and We're re-
ceived royalty. Luncheon was served
and then the party made for Fort Garry
Park to see the semi-1nals Two thou
sand people were present, ST. Paul team
occupying reserved seats overlooking the
splendid one. They held the local team
down to two goals, all IN the first half,
Many members We're cracks in the East
and played splendid combination game.
In the second half the Winnipegs woke
up to the necessities of the match and
rusned IN three goals in seven innings:
Fort Williams then scored, making 1t
70 s. Two Fort Williams men We're laid
off for fouling, and also one xFinnipegger.
With ten men against eleven it was up
hill work. After it was to 3 the fun
team played, but Fort Williams had lost
their grip and goals were scored in pro-
eession. st. Paul boys We're pleased at
the result. Winnipeg's play was free from
Foughness, and this is to their liking.
Both teams went early to bed tonight TO
get in readiness for Saturday afternoons
match, when today's winners face an
unknown quality. The visitors are q
likely looking dozen, and their gentle-
manly bearing has made them favorites.
Mascot Fred Norton may send his scales
of victory their way. Thousands of dol
Wagers of 2 to l were offered by Fort
Williams on their arrival Thursday, and
their supporters feel their loss. The stars
and stripes are flying side by side with
the Union Jack over the city hall In hon
or OF the visitors.
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at Seventh and Sibley street. The men
claim they arrived In the city from Eau
Claire, Wis, Thursday morning. They
TOOK room at 222 East Seventh street.
When their room was searched two va
nses, telescope and bundle Of cloth
ing We're found, all containing goods
believed to have been stolen. Among the
articles were sealskin sack, a pair of
opera glasses. one gold watch. a gold
bracelet, two bottles of brandy, two bot
ties OF port wine. five suits Of clothes,
two revolvers, fifty cigars and a lot of old
coins The men were arrested for loiter-
ing on the streets after midnight and are
said to be wanted in Duluth far various
offenses. They are being held at the
central station.
Wilson claims to be a travelling man
and had $4.65 in money on his person
when arrested. Clifford says he is a cigar
maker and had 500. Both men admitted
that they worked at county fairs with q
Spindle" but denied that they were con-
cerned in any robbery
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THEY WANT MORE ROOM
DIRE" AND MAXFIELD sCHoors
EApLY OVERCRoWDED

RESIDENTS Of the Drew and Max6e1d
school districts have become greatly dis
satisfied with the facilities afforded for
the instruction of children in the nrIn,arv
graoes, and have resolved to petition the
BOARD OF education at once to make GER
tam changes which they consider are
much needed and are no more than thew
are 1Altified In asking.
FOR ABOUT two years past there has
Deen a growing feeling Of dissatisfaction
In the Drew district, which finally re-
suited In a meeting held last evening al
the residence Of L. A. Tweeddale $50 La
fehd street, to agree upon some course
OF actlon. Ihere were present about sixty
persons, nearly half Of whom were ladies'
and some of whom wehe from the May
field district. County Auditor w. r
Johnson, who Is a resident of the Drew
district, stated the purpose of the meet
ing, ana general and somewhat Informal
discussion followed. 1t was stated thar
for two years past the lower grades of the
Drew school had been so crowded as to
permit pupils to attend classes only half
OF each day, and that this condition had
deferred many parents from sending their
little ones to school at all It was gen
orally agreed that child could not re-
cetve SUFFICIENT instruction while attending
school but two and half or three hours
day, and that the facilities which made
such rule necessary must be pro-
nounced inadequate, particularly as a
pupil subjected to those conditions would
soon fall far behind the generality Of
others Of his age In point Of advance
InenL and would become discouraged
The argument was advanced that major
tty of the parents in the Drew district
could only send their children to school
during the years that they would natu-
rally be in the primary and grammar
grades, and 1t was desirable that they
| should be advanced SIS far as possible
while they could attend school. As a
remedy for the present condition 1t was
suggested that the seventh and eighth
grades of the Drew school. which are not
largely attended, be removed to make
| more room for the lower grades.
A committee consisting Of w r. John
son, r. Waddell, L. A.nTweeddale, Mrs.
A. Buckley and Mrs. w. r. johnson was
appointed to attend the next regular
meeting of the board OF education and
present the case. II
The residents ofotfe Maxheld district
will meet early next week. They will
ask that the teachers training school
| be entirely removed from the Maxfield
building, as they Complain that. beside
| the fact that the lower grades are over
crowded and reduced to halliday sessions,
| the teachers in the training department
are so inexperienced and are changed 80
frequently that the pupils are not prop
erly instructed, even while they are in
school
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S
GJs TBrEA
ad
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The NonpareiIs want game with the
R5e er or Zoo Nelson's Kids. Address q.
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The Gerbers mel dAfeot ,,o,,,,..,

Inc Gerbers met defeat yesterday ar+-
d de s0f feam to b the Town and Country Cad
the score being 2 TO O. The feature d VIZ
me me plLchIng Of T. Madden, for the Iats
ffr' no sat atterries-Gerbers. M MILAN and
and G. Woods aaoden
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Madeira Has Fine Sports.

MADELIA, Mimi, Ang. 23.-(special)-
This was a gala day for Made1ia wbiCct,
had one of the best bicycle. meets ever
held here, and a baseball game and a
DANCE in the, evening. G Hofer, Of st.
Paul, won the mile open and the two
won the three-mile handicap. and Raw
Wilson, a colored kid, won the kids race.
Madelia and Winnebago City played one
OF the finest games of baseball ever play
ed in this part Of the state, the score be-
ing 8 to in favor of Madelta- Batter
les, Madelia, Haas and Williams; Winnie
bago City, IIaight and Haight; umpires,
B&asen and C0nklin.
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THIELMAN WILL PITCH.
Engaged by Lennon & Gibbons for
Tomorrow Game

To convince the admirers Of the Lennon
tomorrow's game. the management has
signed Thielman to pitch for thcrn' He
is without doubt the best amateur pitch
or IA the Northwest. He has won fifteen
team and In the early part OF the season
ne ofhctated in the box fer the Tniver-
Sly OF Minnesota. He held Lennon r.
Glbnons team down to three hits at Shirt
Lake, To-, last Sunday, a feat no other
PtcheP has ever accomplished With
SSIaXtor to catch him and the Carrish
~ o dolng battery work for Hastings,
The game will be called at $50
T ne extra charge for the grand stand.
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New sub-Postmnsters.

Postmaster McGlll has not yet made
any appointments for the new postal sta
tons which are to be put at Union Park
and Manchester. In all probability the
agent at Union Park will be a clerk in
some business house at the east end of
attend to his new duties in addition to 70
his regular work.
At Manchester, as the office will be
placed in the college buildings, the APP
pointee will be some one connected with
the college.
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$25,o 900 for FIyinE Macb,ne..

me American government Is to devote
Sz90Oo to the purpose OF experimenting
with lying machines to ascertain their
praeticability for use In the army. This
Is large sum to Use for an EXPERIMENT
and yet 1t cannot compare with that
spent uselessly by those who experiment
with various se-called dyspepsia cures.
avoid expense and uncertainty. II ia nade
expressly to cure constipation, dyspep-
STA, and all stomach disorders
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First race, S400 added. for maiden 1i t1rS.
year-olds, FLIES, five furlongs-Luck
won, Kid second, Tayeta third Time,
Second race, 800 added. for three-year-
five yards-Koenig won, Godfrey second
Tim Galney third. Time, 1:441a.
Third race. $500 added, handicap, for
three-year-olds and upwards, six fur
iongs-PreJudice won, Gibraltar second,
Raiston third. Time, 1:131h.
Fourth race, $500 added, for maiden
two-year-olds, five furlongs-Water Plant
Won, Gunetual second. Cogswell third,
Time, 1:01 3-5
Fifth race, $500 added, for three-year-
olds and upwards, mile and sixteenth
Intrusive won, King Bramble second.
First Whip third. Time, 1:46K.
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Downed Col. Ragex.

DEAL BEACH. N. H, Aug. M.-Despite
the frequent showers and threatening
condition of the weather, there was a
Golf links to witness the professional
match this afternoon at thirty-six holes.
In which ]. II. Taylor, open champion of
Great Britain, played against the best
Wilson, Of the Deal Beach Golf club.
and Willie Norton. Seabright Golf club
It proved to be the most scientific golf
that has ever been played over the Deaf
course: Taylor. although beaten by six
up and four to play, lowered the profes-
slonal record Of the course, to 70. which
ls better than the bogey for the course.
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There will be the usual Saturday even
Ing dance at Wildwood this evening.
and, with cooler weather than that
which has characterized the last two
be much larger. Wildwood has been the
most popular among the summer resorts
this season, its facilities for taking care
Of visitors being so far superior to those
of any other.
There will be concerts this evening by
Wolff and Barrett, and the same popu-
lar team of musicians will play FOR the
dance this evening"
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STILL WAITING FOR CASE
ALLEGED EMBEZZIER HAS NOT AS
YET GIVEN HIMSELF UP.

Luther Case, vice president and treas
urer Of the Capital City Ornamental Iron
Wire and Brass works, against whom a
warrant was issued Wednesday charging
him with obtaining $1,000 by false repre-
sentation from the Union bank, has not
been found yet.
1t was understood that he was to APP
pear voluntarily III the police court at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, but he fall
ed to show up.
Later it was reported that If he sue
ceeded In finding bondsmen he would
show up before o'clock, but in this he
also failed. Two deputy sheriffs are hunt
ing for him.
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"sfasher', Won ON n Eon,.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2k-Benny Yanger, the
Upton Slasher' won on foul In the
second round over Mike BARLEY tonight
at the Star theater. Yanger was serious
~ injured from a right swing in the
groin and was knocked completely cut
Tor nearly half an hour.b The fight was
faSt up to the time of the accident. with
nether having marked advantage In
The preliminary Martin Judge of femabs
obtained decision over Billy Loudon. Of
.Chicago, at the end oftthe sig ronnda -
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Aitkia's Champion Nine.

AITKIN. MINI. Aug. M.-The big Du-
luth baseball club came down to Aitkin
determined to bury the Aitkin boys out
or sight, but ran against the greatest
surprise of their lives and were defeated
In walk by to 3 In following score:
Big Duluth ......02O0OOo10-
Attkin ..............4 0 00002s-S 6 a
Batteries: Aitkip, KarlwitE and Hon
mold; Big Duluth Lowell and Randall.
Aitkin now claims championship OF
Northern Minnesota, and will defend title
feFred
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IT'S LIKE THIS.

If you are interested in boxing or ring
events. you will find the special column.
furnished by Lou Houseman, the we'll
known Chicago promoter and sporting
writer, in the Sunday Gl lobe. the best
reading available in the Twin Cities. IT'S
one Of the features Of the Globes
sporting page.
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woodstock won, Yon second, Daneer,,na
third. Time, 1:101a. ING
Fourth race, seven furlongs-P,rato
won, Jim second, Lady Britannia third Il
FIJI Fifth race, mile-The Unknou,,
Oh Net second, owensboro third. Tina T0a,
1:44A.
Sixth race 9s,s,1 mile an, and seventy yards
Pay me ad Ei0o MedS Men nand Press
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HAPPY YACHPsMEN HOME.
Comm odare Drake and J. p. EImes
Return From Lake Geneva.

Commodore Harry T. Drake and James
4. Elmer, Of the White Bear Yacht club,
returned yesterday morning from the
Lake Geneva regatta highly pleased with
the showing made by the White Bear
yachts. Capt Drake came back empty
handed, as far as yachts We're concerned,
having sold his new crack at q handsome
figure to Wisconsin admirer, and Will
at once order new 20-footer for next
season.
Nicola, the White Bear yacht. managed
70 win two cups, one offered by the Lake
Geneva club for special race Monday.
and another which the White Bear folks
won in three straight races.
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ITALIAN PASTOR ILL.
Rev. Simon OdOne, of the Cathedral
PI.leh.

Rev. Simon Odene, the italian father
living at the Cathedral, is now quite III
In St Joseph's hospital. Father Odone
came here several months ago for the
purpose Of organizing the italian Cath
oltcs of st. Paul into congregation. The
sanctuary In the basement of the Cathe-
dral was given him for use as church
At that time only few of his people
could be gathered in any one place, but
rather Odone has worked so faithfully
that he now has regular congregation
Of about 400 members, and has 30 repair
ed his chapel as to make 1t very com
Portable place of Worship
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Earned runs, Cleveland 2, Buffalo ..
ttwo-base hits, Pickering, Cross, Carey,
thTee-base hits. Hart, Halligan; sacrifice
!, Baker s; hits. off Smythe 8, off Baker
3; first base on balls, off Baker J. off Ker-
win |; struck out. by Baker, Bierbauer
and Hart; by Kerwin, Frisbie and Cross:
hit by pitched ball, Genfns; wild pitches,
Kerwin; double play, Baker to Shay to
IIachance; left on bases, Cleveland 4,
Buffalo 6; time. LIS; umpire, Dwyer.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 24-Detroit took
the first and indianapolis the second
game today. Kellum was battsd out of
the box in the first game, bat in the sec
one held the visitors down TO three hits.
Indianapolis helded wretchedly in the
nrst game and superbly In the second
and vice versa for Detroit. Score frst
game.
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ANITA THE CHAMPION.
Takes Trophy for TyyeRty-FoOters
at Lake Geneva.

LAKE GENEVA. Wis, Aug. paw. L.
Davis yacht Anita won the the cham
plonshlp of the Inland Lakes Yachting
association for twenty-footers today in
l:24:5l, elapsed time. George Brumders
AderyR was second and H T. brakes
Henrietta was third, forty-flvs seconds
after the winner. A good light breeze
prevailed from the south-southeast
At the start Anita crossed the line first
with Henrietta second, and AdeFyn third
On the free run to tha first buoy at the
naTrows Aeeryn kept gaining. Henrietta
had small Lead on Aderyn.
At the WindWard buoy Aderyn rounded
at i1:Sl 80, making a gain. of 2:25 on An
1ta, which rounded at u:36:00
The next leg to the home buoy WAS a
free run. Anita rounded first at II As so;
Aderyn, u:45:52; Henrietta l1:4S:0o At
the windward buoy Aderyn turned at
12l4:6, Anita at 12:14:12 and Henrietta at
12:5:82. On the last leg Anita passed to
windward of Aderyn and forged ahead.
All three had spinnakers set Anita
crossed the line first at finish at 12:N:51.
!AAderyn at 12:25:03, and Henrietta at
12:25:35.
James Jones, captain of Caroline. sail
ed on Anita.
The following is the Official elapsed
time:
Time.
Anita, hrst .:---...........-..........
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LACROSSE MATCH TODAY.
st. Paul Men Reach Winnipeg i'm
Time to See a Game.

WINNIPEG. Man. Aug. 24.-(speciaI. y
Winnipeg defeated Fort Williams In
the semi-f1nais OF the Western lacrosse
championship this afternoon Score, u
TO 3. The afternoons game started with
the arrival of the St. Paul team. A hand
playing the Star SpangIed Banner and
hundreds Of citizens were at the depot to
welcome them A procession was formed
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nmer batted for HustIngs In the

thinner DATED for Hastings in the
ninth.
Earned runs, Pittsburg !, Cincinnati 81:
two-base hits, Wagner, Schriver. Beck
ley; thfee-base hits, Beekley Kahees
home run, Beckley; sacrifice hits, Bar
rett. Newton; stolen bases, Barrett,
Quinn; first base on balls. off Chesbro 2,
off Husting 3; hit by pitched ball, Bar
rett; struck out, by Chesbro 2, by Hust-
ing 6. by Newton s; wild pitch, CHESHIRE;
time, 2:O5; umpire, Snyder.
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Earned run, Buffalo; two-base hits,
Genins, Frisbie, Crisham, Bierbauer;
Kerwin, Heffer; stolen bases. Spies
Carey; first base on balls, off Hoffer 3
off Kerwin 2; struck out, by Hoffer, Hart,
by Kerwin, Shay q Frisbie 2, Pickering:
double plays, Shay to Flood to Lachance.
Andrews to Carey; first base On errors
Buffalo 2; left on bases, Cleveland 9. Buff
falo g.; time. 2:e5; umpire, Dwyer; attend
ance, 1900.
Second Game
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indianapolis .......9 o O 0 0 2 o 2 O.
Detroit .,...........6 2 O Oh 0 D-12

Cronin 8; base hits. of Kellum 6, off Slim
mel II, off Cronin 10; bases on balls. by
Stimmel l, by Cronin 2; struck cut, by
kellum 1, by Stimmel ?, by Cronin 8:
Earned runs, indianapolis e. Detroit 3:
t%o-base hits, Cronin, McAllister. Fiber
field. Ryan; three-base hits, Magoor
Geier, Casey, Elberfeld, Jones, Shaw; sac
rl1lee hits, McAllisteT. Ryan; stolen base.
Ryan; left on bases, indianapolis Z De-
troit 10; umpire, Mannassau; time, 2:10:
attendance, 1900
Second Game
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concerts having pleased all who have
heard them Director Rossiter and his
musicians were no strangers In Minneap-
oils, but they have very largely increased
he number of their admirers during
tho present engagement
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This is the second lot Of Rpans Tabules have sent
for and have bought quite few boxes from our nearby
druggist and almost all of them have given to friends
knowing that the Tabules cure for that full feel
ing or indigestion gave few boxes to friend week
ago who know suffered very much from Indigestion
and this lot of Rpans Tabuies is for him. He feels that
he could get along without the Tabules since trying
them. tell every that Rpans Tabules are almost
indispensable around a house
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Clovers will cross hate WITH ~
Volunteers Sunday On the Randoi fnp
street grounds. The lineup will be as
follows follows Depew. shortstop; Ililroy, thiI d
pase =. Cleary, first base: Havlick. cen
yer neid; Connolly. catcher: Marshall.
right fed: Marcek. pitcher; Mahonev'
left Held; Garvin. second base. The Go,
vers nave released r. T. NJ Ciang on
account Of his poor playing and he would
Ike to sign with the. Young Cloyers. A
norman, manager r.
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Hawthorne Winner.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Summaries:
First race, six furlongs-Tyr won, Sffu-
rian second, Dandy Jim third. Time,
1:171h.
Second race. seven furlongs-Braw Lad
won. Lonond second, Tame Irish Man
third Time, 1:31.
Third race, five and half furlongs-
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O a - M 60 "a z ga
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a NexNAzI1Y


The First Regiment band will give a
concert at Lake Harriet this evening,
which will probably be the last appear
ance of this band at Lake Harriet for
the present season.
The engagement OF the First Regiment
band has been an artistic success, the
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HAD PLENTY OF BOOTY.

Two Men with a VARIED Assortment
OF Goods Run In.
The police early yesterday morning ar
TAsted J. r. Wilson and Walter Clifford
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First base on errors, New York /: left
on bases, Philadelphia Il, New York 2;
first on balls off Dunn 8, off Hawley 8:
struck out, by Dunn 2, by Hawley /;
stolen base, Hawley; two-base hits, La
ioie, Mcfarland; passed balls, Grady,
Mcfarland; time, 2;10; umpire, O'Day;
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PLAYED TWO AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND Aug 24-Cleveland and
Buffalo played two games today. The
feature was the pitching Of Dan Kerwin
for the Buffalos, who stayed in the box
for eighteen innings, the home team max
ing only fourteen hits in two games The
first game was lost by Cleveland in the
third by poor base running. In tbs tenth
the visitors landed on Hoffer, and, aided
by base on balls and errors scored six
runs. In the second game Cleveland m a. De
all their hits in two innings. The Buff
falos knocked Smythe out of the box in
the first. Score first game:
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No Races mt Dubuaue.
saratogR CIoaes Todar

DUBUQUE. To-. Aug. 24.-Today's races
postponed until Saturday on account of
muddy track -