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LIST OF FAIRS.
1t includes All the Indiana Fairs Yet
to BE Held.

The following Is a complete list of In
diana fairs that have not yet been held,
the names of the secretaries of the fair
associations being given:
Winchester-Randolph county, Aug. 20-24,
Perry Leayell. secretary.
chrisney-.spencer. Aug. 2o-s. ]. P.
Lebanau-Boone. Aug. 20-25. Riley Hauser.
New Ha~rmony-Posey, Aug. 21-24, George
c. Taylor.
covington-Fountain, Aug. 21-24. w. T.
Ward.
EIwood-Madison. Aug. 2l-24. Frank e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aug. 21-25. HI.
l.. Nowlin.
REPRESENTATION. Aug. 27-Si. Ed S.
Tuell.
Boswen-Benton. Aug. 1881, w. H. Nc
knight.
Frankfort-Clinton. Aug. 1871. Joseph
Bridgeton-Parke. Aug. 27-sl, f. NJ. Miller.
Remington-Jasper. Aug 2-S1. Jasper
Guy.
Rushville-Rush. Aug. 2s-s1. W. 1. King.
Fr~anklin-Johnson, Aug. IS to Sept. 1,
William S. Young.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Aug. 30 and 81.
L-iberty-Union. Sept. /, H. f. McMahan.
Oakland City-Gibson. Aug. 27-3l, W.. r.
Harris
w Stewart.
Carroll-Howard. Sept. 81. A. d. Wood.
acknowledgements. Sept. 81, w. NJ.
Princeton-Gibson. Sept s-S. S. Vet Strain.
Northumberland. Sept. Al. II. A.
Strohm.
valparaiso-Porter, Sept. AS.
Anderson-Madison. Sept. As. c. X Nc
Cu!lough.
Flora-CarroIl. Sept. 1O-l4. w. III. Lesh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sept. 1914. Joe Stew
enson. fa
Huntineburg-Dubois. Sept. 1o-15. H. c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sept. lo-15. ]. f.
Richardson.
Observation-Disclosures. Sept. lo-l5.
T~ipton-TSpton. Sept. lo-14. b. F. Ramsey.
Rcmelton1 Brown, Sept. ILLS. Samuel
Walker.
Laporte-Laporte. Sept. r-ii. ]. vene
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sept. 1l-l4. Ed
Redman. Jf.
Bloomingtoa-Monroe. Sept. 12-I5. George
Rochester-Fulton. Sept. l2-l5. F. F.
Moore.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sept. 1921. r. L.
New carlisle-st. Joseph. Sept. 1871. a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sept 24-2s. C. p.
Terre Haute-vieo. Sept 2i-2s. Charles r.
Dufin,
fortiaUd-Jay Sept Us. C O Hardy.
Bcurbop-Marshall. Oct. 20. b. w. Parks.
Crown ~Point-Lake, Oct. 2-5. A. a. Bibler.
vincennes-Knox, Oct. S-lS. James NJ.
Angosa-steuben. oct. 9-l2. A. w. Gocdale.
BremecEMarshall. Oct. 9-i2, Edward
state Fairs
Columbus. o.. Sept 81. w. W Miller,
indianapolis. Ind. Sept. 17-22. Charles
Downing.
Springfield. III. Sept. 2i-29. W. c. Garrard
Great Western Circuit.-s250.0 900 I'm stakes
and PURSES
Dubuque. Ia. Aug. 20-5. c. T. Hancock
president
Rochester. MINI. Aug. q TO Sept. l. A. T
8tebbinE president
Hamiine' MINI. Sept. SIS. e. W. Randall
secretary.
Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. lois. John NJ
True. secretary
Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. l7-2. Charlie.
Downing. secretary.
Terre Haute. Ind. Sept. 24-2s. W. p
Itams. president.
Springfield. H.. Sept. 9i-2s. George II
Madden superintendent speed
ST. Louis. Mo. Oct 10. Robert Aull
president-
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Will Build n Cut-OH.

Three surveys have been completed over
different routes by the Pennsylvania Com
pany for a cutoff for the Panhandle west
Of Columbus. 1t is proposed TO join the
Cincinnati division, better known as the
Little Miami. and the Indianapolis division
main line. The engineering corps is en-
deavoring to find a satisfactory low grade
which will provide for heavier trainloads
in the interchange of traffic. The surveys
aim at the building of a cutoff ten miles
west of Columbus on the Little Miami to a
point west of Marble Cliff. on the Pan
handle main line. The new line contem-
plates additional advantages in providing
for the concentration of the bulk of traffic
on one of the divisions entering Columbus,
where the entrance involves the crossing of
a number of streets and railway crossings.
The Cincinnati division makes three cross
ings in and the Indianapolis
division of the Panhandle the same num-
Der. At present the classification yards of
the Cincinnati division are at Franklin,
while those OF the Panhandle are at Den
nison avenue, Columbus. Under the con-
templated improvements the business of
both will be concentrated and the business
of both divisions handled more expeditions
ly and economically.
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. l6.-Three favorites. two
second choices and one outsider captured
the six purses to-day. The feature OF the
Gay was the fine struggle between Loving
CUP and St. Cuthbert. the former winning
In a drive by half a length. Summaries:
Six and a half furiongs: Very Light. 4
to 1. won: Elsie Venner second. Sangamor
third. Time, 1-23S4.
Maidens, mile: Kitty Clyde. . 10 5. won.
Terry Ranger second. Waldeck third. Tizae.
1:44A.
Six furlongs: Orleans. S 10 5. won. Zeth.
ing second. Quick Range third Time. LISA.
Six furiongs: Loving CUP, 10 10 D won
st. Cuthbert second. Triaditza third. Time.
Ills.
Mile and a sixteenth: Colonel Gay. II &C
s, won: Chorus Boy second. Pinar del Rio
third. Time. 1904.
Six and a half furlongs: Free Lady. ) "a
s, won; La Mascotte second. Chemisette
third. Time. l:2SL.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENFIELD. Ind, Aug. 16.-Nearly
10000 persons attended the Hancock county
fair to-day. The racing was good, though
the time was not as fast as yesterday.
Finishes were close. Summarizes:
2:25 Pace: Browney, by Pinewood, owned
by Pete Asher. won in three straight heats;
Rex Elgin. by Elgin Boy, owned by Will
liam Brown, Spiceland, second; Nancy NJ.
third. Best time, 2:22.
2:30 Trot: Lon Everett, owned by John
Lackey, Cambridge City, won three heats.
DIR. Dodge, by Hawpatch. owned by Charles
McMehan. Noblesville. won two heats, and
Big Sam, by Getaway, owned by It. w.
Box, Bedford, took one heat. Best time,
2:2S.
The annual spot cash mule race was won
by Ed Fort, of Charlottesville, in straight
mile heats. Best time. 3:04-
Friday the 2:22 trot and the 2:l6 pace are
on the programme.
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IKE" WARNER DISMISSED.
Express Messenger Who Gave Lanes
murderer n Free Ride Home

COLUMBUS. o., Aug. l6-"Ike" Warner.
the Adams express messenger who carried
Rosslyn Terrell 10 Urbana in his express
car just prior TO the murder and robbery
OF Express Messenger Lane has been dis
charged BY the company after a thorough
investigations by Superintendent curtis.
Several other violations OF the c~ompany's
rules have been brought 10 liEht through
the Terrell tragedy. and II Il possible other
discharges OF suspensieuz NAY follow.
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RACES.
Mumm Handicap Prize of $1,000 wor
by Lady Schorr.

SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. ia heavy
track spoiled what promised to be a good
days racing. Summaries:
One mile: B~annockburn, 2 to 5 and out.
won; Intrusive second, Hoods Brigade
third. Time, 1:fs&4.
One mile and a furlong: Compensation,
2 10 7 and 3 10 5. won; Radford second,
Favonius third. Time. 2:eoIz.
The Mumm handicap. for two-year-olds;
gross value. 5000; six f%urlongs: Lady
Schorr. Is TO 20 and out. won: The Mus
l:17A.
Five furlongs: Cyrano. : TO I and ? TO 1.
won; Lady Contrary second, Galady third.
Time. 1:o4.
The Saratoga Hunt cup: about two and
a half miles: Diver. Z 10 8 and out. won.
Champion second. Time. s:32is. Higbie and
The Cad fell.
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stakes to-day at Harlem The stake was
worth $1,I75 TO the winner. and was one of
the most interesting events OF the meeting.
Six good horses were entered and only one
scratched, this being The Lady. The Sec
ond race proved to be one OF the most
spirited betting propositions OF the day.
and Eta, the Kentucky Oaks winner. won.
pushed TO the limit. Summaries:
Ni~ne-sixteenths OF a mile: Sad Sam. 6
to !. won;. Woodstock second, a Up
third. Time, 80 As.
Mile and twenty yards: Eta. I to I, won;
The Unknown second. Nobleman third.
Time. 1853.
Mile: Obsidian. Is 10 5. won: j. J. t. sec
ond, Blue Dan third. Time. l:50.
Priarie stakes: mile and a SIXTEENTH.
Great Bend. 4 90 5. won: Ohnet second,
Macy third. Time. i:56 As.
Mile: Josephine b., 9 to ?. wCn: Lenner
second. Danish third. Time. l:D IS.
Mile: Pftfall. : 10 I. won: Martha Fox
second. Marion Lynch third. Time. l.55 10.
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FREEPORT, ILL.,. Aug. 1.-THE meeting
Of the Freeport Driving Park Association
opened to-day. The only two races were
the 2:25 trot and the 2:g7 pace. Mark Aller-
ton won the first race in three straight
heats and Tod Williams, after six heats,
won the other. Summarizes:
2:25 Trot; purse $500. Mart Allerton won.
Best time. 2:A. Grey Billy. Lady Nestor..
Joymaker and Corysande finished as
named.
2:27 Pace; purse $500. Tod Williams won.
Best time. 2:1SA. Vesper, Dandy, Eva Vic
tor, Abbott Hill. Captain s., Attora and
May Nc finished as named.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ROCKPORT. Ind. Aug. l6.-The second
days races of the Rockport fair were un-
usually good. Summaries:
2:35 Trot; one mile, three in five: Crochet
first. Miss Sacha second. Pansy Blossom
third Best time, Z:42.
Free-for-all pace: one mile. three In five:
T~horducous first, Dora NJ. second, N. NJ. g.
third. Best time, 2:30.
Free-for-al1 run; four and one-half fur
longs, two in three: Helen Montgomery
irst. Silver Fish second. C. Nj. p. third.
Best time, :5S.
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Uncle SANS Boys.

He has a grim line round his lips,
And a stern light in his eye.
His stock in trade Is the right 10 kill.
And the counter right 20 die.
Ne sooner Is the one fight done
Than another lights to do.
He has one love that will never fall
The old red. white and blue.
For he's one OF Uncle Sans boys,
A-marching round the earth.
He has not time for sentiment.
And scarcely time for mirth.
They never ask a question,
Never answer Yes or No
But shoulder arms when the order comes
And touch the cap. and go.
He biisters meath the tropic sun.
He freezes in the SHOWS,
He marches. with unwearied tread
Where'er Old Glory goes.
He does not ask an audience
For what he has TO do
One love he holds in his hero heart
The old red. white and blue.
For he's one OF Uncle Sans boys,
Away across the sea. ?
A-nghting for his only love,
wherever he may he.
They never ask a question
Never answer Yes or No
But strike the tents when the order comes,
Then touch the cap. and go.
w %. Nesbit. in Baltimore American.
Youne a McMurray. Tnflora. a NJ Pam :
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
GREENCASTLE. Ind. Aug. 16.-The Put
nam county fair. held at cambridge. was
largely attended to-day. Notwithstanding
inciement weather.
In the 2:50 trot. purse $50. J. G. johnson.
of Eminence, KY. carried off first money:
Stella b.. owned by Tom Taggart. Indian
apolis. second: Miss Agate. owned by r. II.
Marker. Indianapolis. third Best time.
2:30.
2:40 Pace: Birdie D., Danville. first; w.
w. J., owned by McHafhes. Stilesville, sec
ond. Best time, pa.
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Earned acknowledgements, 2.
Two-base Hits-Geier, Powers.
Three-base =
Stolen Base-Hickey.
Double Plays-Bierbauer to Hart to Ca
rey; Hartsel to Powers.
Bases on Bal1s-Of Hastings, 9.
Struck Out-By Hastings, 1; by Card
ner, i.
Time-1:40.
Umpire-Dwyer.
Attendance-1,1 100.
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Special to the Indianap polls Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Aug. 16--Regardless of
two days rain. 5000 people witnessed some
fine racing at the Muncie fair to-day. The
sensation was the little four-year-old Red
Patchen. owned by Elmer Moody, of Mum
Gle. which showed a world of speed after
losing the first heat in the 2:30 pace by a
break. and was then held in by his owner.
In the next heat the horse acted badly. and
had to be driven out the last quarter. which
was covered at a 2:o4 clip. and the race
was then easy. Other winners were easy.
on a heavy track. Summaries:
2:3S Trot; purse. $3.50: Baron Mount won
three straight heats; Writ second. Gallant
third. Alkaline distanced. Best time. 2:3o.
2:30 Pace; purse, 800: Red Patchen won
second, third and fourth heats; Gold Bug
won first: Hardwood. Yucatan, Robert M,
Dandy Van and Dan r. in order. Best
time, 2:22l1.
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The President and Mrs Mckinley. tn
Unique Gift to Carnegie.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The faculty of
Stevens Institute of Technology. Hoboken,
N. j., has just sent to Andrew Carnegie a
unique gift in appreciation of generous
gifts 10 the institute. The gift is a section of
an original thirty-six-pound It rail from
the Camden & Amboy Railroad, inclosed IN
q handsome caket. The casket also COIL
tsins facsimiles of letters. specifications
and bills connected with the history of the
first T rails. The rail was rolled in 1881.
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Pittsburg Lost Heart Early.

PITTSBURG, Aug. 16.-Wild throws by
Williams and O'Brien in the first inning,
letting in two runs, seemed to take the
heart out of Pittsburg, and that team went
through the game without scoring. Hust-
ing made his debut with Pittsburg in the
seventh, and. barring nervousness. made a
good impression. Attendance, 800. Score:
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS a LOUIS
WILLIE RAILWAY COMPANY.
20. 50 Broadway.

No. 80 BroadWzy.
New York. Aug II. 1900.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
CHICAGO. indianapolis & Louisville Railway Com
psny will be held on Wednesday. Sept 10, 1907.
at 10 O'Clock a. m, az the Offices OF the COM
psny: at indianapolis, Ind, for the purpose OF
shall then expire. and the transaction % such
other business as may be properly brought b.
fore the meeting. Poll open from 10 O'Clock
a m. to IL O'Clock a m. The transfer books
r. m., until Sept. n. 1900, at 10 o'clock q m
Notice is hereby given that the undersisne5.
the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county.
Indiana. will. up to 10 o'clock a m. Friday.
Aug. 81. 1900. receive sealed bids for the con-
struction OF the superstructure Of . bridge over
Indian creek. on the Indian creek free gravel
road. according 70 plans and specifications on
hie in the office Of the auditor OF Marion county:
Each hfd must be accompanied by a bond and
affidavit as required by law. The board reserves
the right 10 reject any or all bids.
Witness our hands this 18th day Of August. 1900
JOHN MGREGOR.
HENRY l.
r. GREER.
Commissioners OF Marion County.
Attest: Harry b.: Smith. Auditor.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
the Board of Commissioners OF Marion county,
Indiana will. up 90 10 o'clock a M fr1day.
struction OF the substructure OF a bridge over
Indian creek. on the Indian creek free gravel
road. according to plans and specifications ON
file I'm the Office Of the auditor OF Marion county:
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond AMI
affidavit as required by law. The board reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
Witness our hands this 18th day OF August. 1900.
/. JOHN M'GREGOR,
HENRY l..
JAMES Il. GREER.
Commissioners Of Marion County.
Attest: Harry b. Smith. Auditor.
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Totals =. ; ns35 "A 81 Totals =. 3 10 IS IS 4
Woods out: hit by batted ball.
Score by innings:
Milwaukee % o 900 o Ia
Chicago .....1 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Is
Earned runs-Milwaukee, 8; Chicago, 1.
Two-base hits-Shearon. Waldron. Three
base hit-McFarland. Home run-Ander-
son. Bases on balls-On Waddell, 2; off
Patterson. 2. Stolen ba~ses-Conroy, Hoy.
Sacrifice hits-Burke. Abbey, Shearon, Me-
FarIand. Struck out-By Waddell. 8: by
Patterson, 3. Left on bases-Milwaukee,
II: Chicago. IL. Umpires-Reidy and Sug-
den. Attendance-2.e00. Time-215.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-Grifith allowed but
four scattered singles to-day and was per-
fectIy supported, only one New Yorker
reaching third. Hickman very wild throw
helped Chicago to one run, MERGERS oniy
gift and two singles scoring the other.
attendance. LOO. Score.
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First base on errors-Ceveland 1; Detroit,
/. Two-base hit-Holmes. Sacrifice hits
Frisbie, Lachance, McAllister. Stolen bases
Shay, Nichol. Frisk. Bases on balls-Of
Hart. S; off Frisk. 2. Struck out-By Hart:
Casey; by Frisk: Walters, Frisbie, Brag-
gins. Hit by pitched ball-Holmes. Double
plays-Hart, Shay to Lachance: Ryan. Ell
berfeld TO Dillon: Elberfeld to Dillon. Left
on bases-Cleveland, 8; Detroit, z. Passed
balls-Crisham e. Time-1:45. Umpire
Sheridan. Attendance-1,60
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Earned runs-Cincinnati. 5. Philadelphia,
2. Two-base hits-Steinfeldt 90, Beckley
Cd. Thomas. Fraser. Lajoie. T~hree-base hits
Murphy, Wolverton. Stolen b~ases-Thom-
as. Murphy. Bases on balls-Off Breiten-
stein. Q: off Fraser. 4. Hit by pitched ball
-Breitenstein, 1. Passed ball-Murphy.
Wild p~itch-Fraser. Attendance, 200. Time
-2:15. U~mpire-Emslie.
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CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 16.-To-day's
game was a pitchers battle between Hart
and Frisk. Detroit scored their first run in
the second on a base on balls, a sacrifice
and a single. In the fifth Walters was in
jured and had to leave the game. Both
teams fielded well. Score:
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Earned runs-Brooklyn. 4. Home run
Kelly. Stolen bases-Keeler, Jennings. Da-
ly. Double play-Daly. Dahlen and Jen-
nings. Bases on balls-On Phfllippi. ?: on
Husting. 2; of McGinnity, /. Hit by pitched
ball-Clarke. Struck out-By Phillippi, 3;
by Husting. 1; by McGinnity, l. Time-I:45.
ITmnire-O'DaY.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Aug. 1s.-waddell
and Patterson pitched great ball. but the
game ended in a tie after twelve innings
had been played, it being too dark to con-
tinue. The fielding of O'Leary was the
feature. Score:
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MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 1S.-The recent bad
playing by the home team has caused a
falling off In attendance. and the game
scheduled to be played here to-day with
Kansas City was postponed TO be played
later at Kansas City.
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Fooled by Dineen.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 16.-Dineen twirled in
sensational form and his shoots fooled the
st. Louis batters whenever things appeared
danperors Attendance 9100- Score.
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Left on bases-Chicago. 4: New York. Z.
Two base hit-Ganzel. Stolen base-Davis.
Double plays-Green and Camel: Childs.
Mccormick and Camel ca: Smith and
Doyle. Struck out-By Mercer. 3. Bases on
bafls-On Grinith. 2: OF Mercer. l. Hit with
wood
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE locals hit
Fraser very hard to-day and won easily.
Breitenstein was steady throughout. Score:
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DRIVING L U RACES.
The Programme of Events for This
Afternoon.

The programme of events for the Bust
ness Mems Driving Club races this after
noon is as follows:
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HELP.

WANTED-A good girl or woman for general
housework- small family and good wages. In
guire 1918 North Alabama street.
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Earned runs-St. Louis 1: Boston, 2. Two
base hit-Heidrick Three-base hits-Duffy,
Love-, Hamilton. Bases on balls-Off Din
cen, 2. Struck out-By Jones, 2; by Dineen,
2. Stolen bases-Burkett (2), Donovan. Time
1:45. Umpire-Hurst.
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Game. scheduled for To-day.

Indianapolis at Buffalo.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Milwaukee at Chicago.
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TIME BY PAGERS
2:04 CLASS EVENT AT GLENs FALLS
WON By sEARCHLIGHT.
Anaconda and Frank Bogash econd
and Third Fourth Heat in
$ 1-2 ON slow Track.

GLENS FALLS. N. Y, Aug. IA heavy
track and lowering skies caused a post
ponement of to-day's meeting until 4
o'clock. at which time the unfinished 2:1s
trot, postponed from yesterday, was called.
Lady Geraldine won the two necessary
heats handily. with Frank Creamer second.
The 2:4 pace, the event Of the meet and
day, was next called. and furnished a race
unparalleled on the local track. Frank b.
cash took the first heat. Searchlieht the
second and Anaconda. the favorite in the
betting, the third, each heat being In a
driving finish. The fourth was the heat Of
the day. The three racers went 10 the half
as one horse, and the result was not ap-
parent until they reached the last part of
the home stretch, when Searchlight forged
ahead. with Anaconda q length behind and
Bogash at his wheel. The track was easily
a full four seconds slow. Had il been in its
usual condition remarkable time would
have been posted. as in the fourth heat the
quarters were 80. 1:03s4, 1856, 2:06lz.
Niger Tack has one heat and Nell
Gwynne two in the 2:14 trot, which has
been postponed until tomorrow on account
of darkness. Summaries:
2;1s Trot; purse $500 postponed from
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wANTED-sALEsMEN

WANTED-Salesmen: II you have been knocked
out BY trusts and have energy and genuine
ABILITY. drop me a line. Need five men for fail
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Observation-Disclosures and Fouts: Tressel.
Drake and Campbell.


AT Marion H
Marion !. ......o o o 0 o OIL 0
Dayton .........0 l 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 Z 2
Batteries-Bates and Linch; Watkins and
Donahue.
Al Columbus H
Toledo ..........0 0 0 / l ! II 10 0
Batteries-Mahaffey and Beville. Ewing
and Hansford.
At Fort Wayne RHE
Fort Wayne 20 DOL 20 /
Wheeling ......1 0 0 o 0 OIL 2 l
Batteries Cooper and Kleinow: Jones
and Boyd.
At New Castle r z
New Castle.....O o / I o 0 1-3 9 2
Mansfield 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III s /
Batteries F~iggeneier and Lattimer:
Meredith and Fox.
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FRASER WAS HIT HARD
AND CINCINNATI HAD AN EASY VIC
TORY OVER PHILADELPHIA.

New York Shut mi by Chicago, Pitts
burg by Brooklyn, and ST. Louis
Almost Banked by Boston.
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To-Day's Scheduled Games.

Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SPENCER, Ind. Aus. i6.-Spencer de-
feated Bowling Green to-day in a smuggling
contest. Score
Spencer ....o ? o oLIs Is
lowing Greenl 0 olo22l0 7lo
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2:15 Pace; Purse. $3.50.

Mile run. two In three: purse, $50: The
Doctor won. Alibi second. Ups-and-Downs
third. Kate Garfield fourth. Time. 1:E in
both heats.
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