Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-06-20

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G. H. Leak, Tomah, Wis. 22
ELECTION TINE, 2: u,
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NJ. X. Baskerville, Minneapolis 2 4
SHRIMP, 2:l514.
Ed X. Hovden, Decorah ...
GEORGE T, 2:2A,
br 9, bs Decorah
Harry Rutherford, Austin =. 5 5
Time-2:l9lz, 2:20, 2:l9, 2:2l, 22-A
u MILE RUNNING.
LITTLE DUTCH
J. J. Branuan, Lawler. .............. j
TERRItIc
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THURSDAY.
2:2i PACE
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brg. by Canonicus.
j. c. Kathan, osage l
FITZGERALD. 2:2314.
NJ b. Wheeler, Cresco ~ : 3 8 Z
LADY \ kk WOOD,
m. by Arkwood,
Jess Perry, Traer, Iowa ..., Dis
MABLEwooD. :2f14.
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W II. Emerson, Nevada, Ia. ) Dis
LILYoN. 2: 25
b e. by Adrian wilkes.
Thos Royce, Waterloo. Dis
Time--2:2494. 2:2l114, 2:2lla, 2:25.
2:g7 TROT.
SPHINX LAssIE, 2:2y14
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John Curtin, Decorah ....... 44l !
LORD ELMoRE, 2:29h
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Cross PATCH, 2:2914
Harry Rutherford Austin. 2 8
SLEEPY NED, 2.t714
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hunt Barnes Westi tiUnion, 4
JULIAN b, s:3l
.gg, by Johnnie Boggs
j. C. Kathan, Osage~.... 2 ) Dis
Time-2:2i3i, 2:26l4, 2:2h14, 2:2614, 2:25.
q MILE RUNNING.
". n. KAUFMAN
g by None Such
q. ]. Landon, Elkhorn Grove
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SETTLE UP
ch Spanlding
VIM. Villa ms. Kansas City. / 8 ?
RAp1ER
" &. &. Fioucher, Lamont. ...... ,
TERRIFIC
E. S Cantry, Lawler ......... Dis
SIR WAYMAN
z, by Clarendon,
Bert Bard, Sterling, Ih........ Dis
Time-lo6, l:0o1z, l0612.
The officers of the Driving Club are
entitled to praise for the business-like
manner in which the meeting was con-
ducted. They have labored diligently
since the project was begun, and the
splendid meeting was the result of the
expenditure of much time and anxiety.
Perhaps the most gratifying feature at
this time is the fact that every purse
has been paid in full, all expenses met,
and every cent that the business men
gave to guarantee the purses has been
returned to them, with something less
than 500 balance in the treasury.
This excellent showing has been made
possible only by the closest attention to
all details by those having the matter
of finance in charge.
The unrestrained enjoyment of the
meeting by everyone was marred only
by the accidents that occurred during
the 2:40 trot on Wednesday afternoon.
In the first heat BalIhart broke and fell
breaking a thill, but iDjuring no one.
But in the first half of the last heat as
the horses were coming up the stretch
Crawford began to swerve badly. The
driver pulled her up to the outside OF
the track where quite number of men
were standing. He called to them to
look out, but Sam Hanson, of Madison
township, and Albert Prastmark, OF
Decorah, were struck and knocked
down. Prastmark was severely bruised
and had one arm wrenched badly, but
Hanson's injuries were much more ser
ious. He was struck over the heart by
a thill, three ribs broken, and interna
injuries received. Since then he ha'
been lowering between life and death
with little hope of recovery. AT this
writing there is no noticeable chang'
in his condition.