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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-25

Total cost -. -. -. -. ...$249 50
Work to be done under supervision Of
city engineer in a worknanike manner
and to his satisfaction. Very respect
fully. WlLKIE WOODARD.
Adopted, provided work does not ex-
coed estimated cost Of engineer.
The following accounts wee ap-
proved and ordered paid:
F. I,aenger. w. w. Hardwick !&o3 10
G. B. Battle, w. w. Hardwick "a g2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
UNION PACIFIC SUED.
President of Cheyenne Lodge or
NacbInists Wants Heavy Damages

Cbeyernc. WyO., Aug. IA sensational
suit was filed in the Laramie county dis
trict court today IN which the Union
Pacific railroad is named as defendant
Benjamin T. Perry president OF we
Chevenue lodge OF machinistS, ana VINO
was one Of the leaders IN the recent
strike Of hoilermakcrs, machinist5 ana
blacksmlths ON the Union Pacific rs SUNG
for S25.0N damages Tor injuries alleged
10 have been received al the hundS OF
shOp guards employed by the mon fu-
cine Superintendent " Motive POWER
and Machinery w. Il. Mcheen' Jly rs
named ia thC petition as one 0t those
Union Pacific officials that aided ana
abetted I'm the assault upon Perry at the
time the injuries were inflicted.
Perry alleges that one day last summer
he and a party Of strikers were enjoying
a picnic near the bgcr depot OF the hrug
Brewing company in East Cheyenne ana
that while drinking beer ana having =
sod Al time David MOntgOmcry, Cnlet OF
guards r. Tomlinson and hels + Nickel.
guards appeared and without any warn
ing assaulted the strikers, driving them
away Perry charges that he was the
center OF the attack, that the Ruarus ao-
vanccd with rifles pointed at me strikers
ard held them In bunch until the guards
were among them when they used thelr
rifles for clubs and assaulted number ot
Inc strikers. that he Perry was singled
oul and given an awful bratng that as
Tho result of one Of the blows struck hN
Inc guards he lost the sight of his lett
evc ana that the siglu uf the right eve
was Impaired; that he spent Slw IN AZ
tcndin. % his injuries. etc
porr, has secured the llNdaNIIs 81
large number Of witnesses aul others
ARE hert In town really TO TESTIFY. Perry
Is at work in the machine shops OF the
IrnIaD Paddle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
That is Reason Wichita Madmar
Fired Upon Them.
SIX OF THEN NOW DEAD,
Three Others Cannot Liye-An tn-
known Number Are Suffering from
wounds inflicted by Twigg,

wichita, Kan, Aug. li.-siX persons
dead three others who are expected
TO die AZ any moment ana AN unknown
number suffering from wounds Of a
more or less serious nature-this Is the
result Of a deed Of mailman at Win
field last night. The list Of dead Is
as follows
Gilbert Twlgg, a miller who did the
shooting. shot himself IN temple,
Sterling Race, carpenter, winfield,
shot in stomach.
William Bowman, carpenter oxford,
Elmer FarnsWOrth, dying,
Dawson Tlllotson, barber Winfield.
RAY Davis % years of age, shot IN
neck, arm, abdomen and shoulder
Fatally injured:
Elmer Farnsworth, shot in bowels
cannot recover
Req Oliver shot twice in back once
in right arm: not expected TO live.
James Clarltson Of the Clarkson MIL
ing company. shot through spine; likely
To die.
Many others received lesser wounds.
Twlgg declared that people IN Win
field talked about him and 80 he shot
ms many as he could. The town Is
talking Of nothing else today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

the apgressor. He had considerable trou-
Die 20 gpt HahcCura TO the mat, but after
seven and half minutes he secured "a
double Nelson and downpd his man, The
second fall was taken by the Salt Lake
boy IN four minutes although Hahec0ra
wrigglcd out OF some dangerous places
LCinhach got a head twist and bar lock
ana forced his man down.
Champion Ross ana j. A. Jackson gave
q clever three-lalls exhibition that took
wen with the crowd. jackson displayed
considerable cicycrness IN getting away
from Ross Ross Of course took thc Ghrec
falls. Mr. Kelley then announced that
De- woii'l give 90 any man IN the audi
encc S. 20 stanglc Ross 4 man named
Davidson accepted the proposition and
walked on % thc stage. Ross backed an
AGAINST the wall and held No his head 20
Davidson could ret a cool hold with both
hands While DE- was doing his beat 10
choke Ross the hitter continued 10 talk
aud asked him 20 "como on" Davidson
gave Ross a look OF wonder aul surprise
and walked awny.
Jerry Mccarthy pleased the crowd with
% clover exhibition OF fancy and fast rope
skipping llc Jumped two minutes against
time making 3f skins IN the two minutes.
lniaddtlOn 10 these events Jimmy Watt
son. the little ncwshoy called "Toughv."
sang and whitlcd much 20 the amuse-
mcnt ~ the house The crowd remained
until the fash came over the wires.
JET wins tenth round. Good night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
Jim Donaldson viii Referee Says
Must be a Winner,
BOXERSSAY THEY'RE READY
clifford Claims TO he In Firkt-Class
shape and IL C0nlident-Wili go
AFTER Herrera.

with The big championship fight a thIag
Of the past local ring followers have
turned their attention o the scheduled
2j-round bout between Jack Clifford and
Perry Queenan which rs TO take place
at the ogden Opera House on Monday
night next under the management Of NJ,
j.. Mulyey.
Word comes down from ogden that Clif-
ford has been working hard at the Her
mitage and IS In the pink OF condition
Ogden fight fans pick him for The winner
Cllnord stated yesterday thtt If he won
from Queenan be would go after Herrera
again and force Biddy Bishop to show
his hand. clifford stated before leaving
Salt Lake that If he lost the contest, he
would never engage Ia another battle
Queenan has been doing his work at
Thompson's gymnasium and those who
have seen him work out predict he VIII
put up hard fight. He claims his con-
ditlon Is all that he could wish for and
he believes In his ability TO win,
The contest is scheduled for ~ rounds
but according to Mr. Mulyey and Eddie
Robinson the matchmaker, there must
be winner Jim Donaldson has been
selected to referee the mia. A special
train will leave the oregon Short Line
depot at clock Monday evening and
will return Immediately attCr the light 80
that the Salt Lahn contingent VIII be able
10 catch the last cars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
UNION VETERANS
UNION ENGAGEMENT

Rochester n, Y Aug li-Thc en-
campment Of the Union Veterans union
and of the auxiliary, the Woman's Vet
Gran Relief union, have closed their
sessions with a public installation of
officers of both organizations. The vet
Ifans' election Of officers follows:
Commander in-chief, Wrankly b.
Hutchinson, Rochester, reelected dep
uty commander Col Richard
l.. German st. Paul; surgeon general,
]. w. Morgan, H.; chaplain in-chiof
Rev b. r. Miller, Sodus, y. Y,
The following were named as mem
bers Of the executive committee; Dele
gate-at-large G. II. Swayse, Elmira;
q. +. kellogg, Clinton, IA George j.
Oakes, Rochester; J. o, Hawley' Wich-
tia. Kan; Timothy llealy, West
Haven, COMP b. II. Blackwell, ST.
Paul: Louis SelbIng. Augusta, Me. D..
c. Graves, Colorado Springs COLO; Jho'
G. Brown rittsburg; j. n Patton,
Manchester, O.; John r. Curtis, Ports
mouth. ~ H.. Henry u, Chandler
Hayerhill. Mass; John r Meacham,
Wash; II. P. Pierce. Moline, III.
Commander-in-Chief Hutchinson VIII
reappoint George j. Cakes Of this city
as adiutant- general w, y. Garnsey as
assistant adiutant-general, and George
Lowenthal as Quarte.master-general
An invitation from Boston for the
next meeting was accepted provisional
ly.
The Women,s Veteran Relief union
elected the following officers.
President Mrs. Ella Craft Rochester,
senior vice president, Mrs. Layina G.
Toy Akron. o.; counselor, Mrs Annie
X. Tanneyhnl Akron, o.. secretary
Mrs. Julia Meagher. Rochester. treas
urer Mrs. Emma Ferguson, Roches-
ter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
JIMMY WIGGS WON.
He Pitched Great Game Against
Butte Miners Yesterday,

Jimmy Wigs seems to be about the
only tWrler ON the Salt Lake team able
TO cope with the Butte aggregation, ana
realizing this fact the management placed
him In the box yesterday az walker 3
field II was pitchers, battle with
Roach on the opposing side, and to say
that Wigs had all the best Of II is stat
ing II mildly He had splendid control
and speed 10 burn and the way he shot
the horse hide across the plate caused
the hearts of the local fans TO warm with
jOy lie allowed the Butte aggregation
lust seven hits. which nctted them
four runs, while Roach was pound
ed for If hits In the sixth
and ave runs Salt Lake won the game
inning and started when Donahue ana
Fmnner. buntot and beat the ball to
first 1hey were advanced "A base by
clever sacrifice contributed by Davis ana
a moment later scored when lanley land
ed out a beautiful three-bagger. Weed
followed IIanley hit ana Hanley scored,
and then Anderson came UP with safe
one. scoring Weed. A pop up by Shea
looked bad for the locals but Ward was
unable to get IT, Anderson got 70 third
and galloped home on Pitcher Wigs bit.
Shea tried 10 come home but was caught
The inning netted Ave runs, which proved
enough to win the game,
Butte got It's first run In the fourth
through a walk. a sacrifice and hit by
Bandeln. In he eighth Ward got a pass
and pur!olned second, followed by hit
from Laroque. Ward was brought I'm by
o hit by Shafter. Wilmot got a walk and
that filed the bases, Runkle's hit was
grabbed ny Donahue, who threw home TO
head on the runner The umpire called
him safe Weed then made a wild throw
home to catch Sharcr but the latter
scored. The summary;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
CAUTION

This le not a gentle word -hui when YOU
think how liable you are not to nurcha 90
M only remedy universally Known ana q
remedy th8t has Dad ODE aigcst sale Of
any medicine lu ihc world since lN for
Inc cure and treatment of Consumption
and Throat and lung troubles without
LOSING lbs great popularity lll these sears,
vou will 90 thankful we called your at
IGNITION 10 Bogchcc German syrup There
are so many ordinary cough remedies
male hv druggists and others that are
cheap and good for light colds perhaps.
hut Tor severe Coughs Bronchitis, Group
and especially for Consumption. whcre
there h diihcult cxlkctonuon nna cough
ing during the nights and morning. there
4 nothing Ike German syrup. the =
cent size has just been introduced thls
year Regular siAe - Goats ~ al orUs-
glsis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
Empire City Track,

New York Aug lL-Exccllent sport
marked the closing day o. the Empire
city grand circuit meeting The track
was dr., and fast summary
2i rot nurse H,2uO-Thc Roman won
tWo straiqht heats in $40 2:o9'i Bcll
Kuaer Palm Loaf Wentworth Alice
cam. Nell Gwynnc. silver Sign and Au-
tnorca also started,
The ionksts. 5000. 2.20 trot-'rom kcenc
won tTo straight heats boz 2.0ie- 2n6's.
king Direct. DICK wilson Direct l. ana
MANY Anna also started.
2.1, rot purse N.oJ-Carpinn won two
strtieht htats I'm .:Hh, -.ltl. Dillon Boy,
HE hoy Judge Green. dohn Aiac Mil-
lana s1pdcis. Crown Shade. IDA Gray,
Janl,a and Dark Secret als0 started
g.i3 pace: purse NN1-Oliyc Wood won
second and third heats IN 2lNi 2'l9,4
stratb Lane won first heat in 2'l9a W
Patterson. Hero. Alcyoncr Dart ana PIC
colo also started
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
Events az Kinlnch.

ST Louis, Aug. Kiuloch park sum
mary;
First race, one mile ana % yards selling
Glass Loader won. Mnituole second,
Daddy Bender third. Time. iia
Second race. i've fuhongs. purse-lntcr-
rogation won Foxy Grandpa second.
Wocdlyn third Time. l,Cl.
Third race. six and one-half furlongs.
selling--Miss Could wan. Dave Sommcrs
second Orion third. Time l2pt.
Fourth race six furlongs, handicap
Ralnlaud won Mafaida second Hugh Nc
Gowan third. Time i.iGi.
Fifth race mile ana ID yards. selling
Reducer won TlCkfm second. Lynch
third. Time. i.is
sixth race. six and oue-half furl0nga
sslung-El Rey won GALES second, Temp
tress third. Tine. l.55.
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~. n..l-i,.-,. ,.,.l,o,
N'- 'l'N'''''" Nl''''
as follows; Thr.
months agu 7 btean
10. .....,.. ......,.,..t
''N''lb No"' ",''''"'
for CUturrh ana Stpm
ach trouble. which n
80 49,. ,... .,.,,,.
''"' ''i''' Woo ''''''
ling me tp auch Nn cN-
tent that [ was con.
.,. ,i.t. .4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

Afrs Augiin SAWS, "T
-. 49,. 49,,
nave u1rli a. Nc'y SIGN
woman for nearly two
wars and had rivru
~
ul' an Hopo va e''' n''-
ing cured | was AL
most crazy with my
~ ..rii r,t si.,n
lieu' '"'.,, '''' '''''''
hud teIIlDit uI'1ilIt
was weak and fired nll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
Harry Leinbacb Won Easily from
HabeCOra Of st. Louis,
ONLY TWO FALLS NEEDED.
Charley Ross ana Gerry Mccarthy
Gave Exhibitions of Speed aud
strength.

There was large crowd at the Grand
theater last uigut 10 witness the enter
tainment Of athletic sports arranged by
Athletc club. and to read the returns OF
the big tight The features Of each round
were flashed ON canvas stretched
across the stage and the crowd yelled
with delight avs II was announced that
Jonrles on C0rbgtt had landed a good wall
lop
The most interesting feature OF the pro-
gram was the wrestling contest between
Harry Lcinbach Of Salt Lake and Charles
llahccOra. The men wrested at catch
weights, best two In three falls with the
Lewis strange hold and biting ond goug-
ing barred The men had never met be-
fore and were introduced TO each other
as they stepped on to the mat It was
hard work from the start with leinbach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

that the practise OF employing such sur
geOns may be abandoned.
Two men who had been examined for
the marine corps and passed by sur
geon In city Ia Michigan after re-
porting 10 the New York nayy-yard
were put IN the hands Of a marine. Enu
was instructed to take them to the
equipment bureau for uniforms ana
other parts Of their outfit. Iiy mistake
the recruits were taken before SUR
geon who, after a short examination,
rejected them as being totally unfit
for duty
Medical Director Price was astounded
when he learned Of the discovery. He Is
holding the men AZ the barracks. aad
they viii be carefully re.eyamned by
specially appointed board of survey
lie has also recommended that a spr-
clal board be formed to investigate the
entire system OF examination by civ
illan doctors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

"Lo,t'c has been all
Ing for some time,
fays her mother Mrs
g.. plycr she had
Catarrh dfoaitullyand
became very deaf had
trouble with her ftom-
uch could not enjoy
her meals, and WAS
very restless at night
! took her To- see pr
Shores and placed her
under Drs. Shores
treatment Since then
she has improved
every day and now we
lind all her old trou-
bles are gone-uo mote
deafness. no more Ca-
t7rrh, no more dl2zl-
ness. She cats well
sleeps slundly AMI %
all iutouts ana pur-
poses d. absolutely
well and cured"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
ROBBED ~ A PULLMAN,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Murlon Lose
Ir,rcIs and Money In Nevnda.

san Francisco. Aug li.-Mr and Mrs
Harry Murton. wealthy residents Of
Montreal have been robbed OF lewelry
worth $1,000. and 500 IN currency while
or board "a train coming out here. The
robbery rs supposed TO have been per-
ueirltod when The train was passing
through Nevada. the thief entering the
Pullman during the night and abstract
ing suit ease which contained the
yamabicr. An alarm was raised NJ
WaGsworih, New. aud every effort has
been made to TRAIN the robbers, but
so FAR without result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
Es.MilIionairc Dies a paupcr

New York. Aug. 1j,-Moses Rockwell
Grow, protector Of extensive water
companies and once a millionaire. has
died pauper at the state hospital ON
Wards irland. His body has been rl'o-
ed In the magnificent mausolenm, he
fines, IN the middle west, which h. had
built in the hey-day Of his prosperity az
Falls city, Neb.
He projected the present water sys-
tenn used 70 supply Wards island.
where he died of brain fever after an
illness of several months following his
term as charity patient at Bellevue
hospital
Grow made the millions he spent so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

San Francisco Aug ll-RcicrcC IN
ap or5or directing Trustee Horny Made.
wor,h 90 accept the compounds ouored
by Joshua Eulngcr for money De- drew
from Che frm and charged foo hi' own dc-
count Epniurar drew some $1,000 ana
jrum this amount he deducted salary suf'
Grilni 90 bring the total amount due "a
tDs BANKRUPT lIm down Go $1,000 Thu.
sum lo Offered to pay 90 lQmddie his o.
d.bt.grcss Tho creditors rDpr'tWird hy
Auoruoy Ffc'dcnrieh promise some sem
sati1ral 'r-umon, at the hearing next
Thrrat.v when ttev wiz aguu place
Boott,ener Fryund on thc stand Frcund
ialf CusEo,t going over The wheat piles
which hc claims were rc-mgrked and
r.sicrcilrd 0n july 3 rs hel1ncIug io The
American Banking company and ine Bank
~ MnnL.r-..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

lavishly by developing water systems
for a number Of communities, notably
IN Grand Rapids, Mich, and In West
chester county, In this state. Money
being needed for further operations, he
mortgagcd his property and plants
recl;lessly Bad finanCiering ana busl-
ness quarrels got him into complicated
litigation, which ended In foreclosure
proceedings and the loss of his entire
nrnnortN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
TIz0N VAV8asE 5tGWkUJrW ssls ok R int fL 55sy1i
l. ssRfFc M q

Publisher Of the West
crn Poultry World.
322-323 Appel Build
ing, Denver, Colo.
Mr.. Van Burcn
writes. II think your
treatment Is simply
the greatest on earth
for stomach trouble. 1
suffered fortunes ana
weighed only l2S
pounds when | com
suited you AMI COM
mcnCel taking treat
ment. ind got wen ana
weighed lsD pounds
when I was cured, |
am q standing 'ad' for
you here. and have
three patients who
have asked me about
my cure and who say
they will write you. 1
mail my photo under
separate cover. Kind
~ return II after using
same as you sec III for
the benefit Of other
sufferers. Respectfully
yours,
IN. VAN BUREN."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

Peter Ohlin, Superior
Addition. North Salt
Lll,g JInItor B1nne-
vile school
Mr. Ohlin sayr, 81
have suffered for 8
years with Catarrh
and a very bed stom.
ach trouble + had no
appetite, had 90 be
very careful wh1t |
ate. for everything folt
Ike lead iu my STONE
ach. ] would bclch up
gas, had pain I'm tho
Bowels; mead stopped
un. ringing in tho
ears. was dependent
and discouraged and
generally run down !
have been under Drs.
shores treatment inst
10 month. and TODAY |
feel perfectly well and
cured. and I am proud
tp add my name to the
list Of DIS Shores
curod patients"
"pETER OHLlN."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
NAVAL RECRUITS.
Their Medical Examination May he
Taken Away from Civilian Surgeons

New York. Aug. lJ,--As result of
the accidental discovery M the New
York nayy-yard It is probable that a
special medical board viii be appointed
by the department IN Washington to IN
vestlgate the work that Is being done
By civilian surgeons in examining APP
Dlicants for places IN the service ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
BUTTE

Earned nms-SUIt Lake D, UUIIV, 7
Two-base hts-Wecd Thrco-base hits
Hanlcy. Base of balls-On Wigs, 2.
Struck out--Ry Wigs H., by Roach, :.
Left on bases salt Lake Z Buttc y
Bases on crrors-Sait Lake. /. Butte, l.
Sacrifice hts-Davs Runkle. stolen
bases--D onahue. Weed. Shea, Ward t2'
Bandelin Umpiro-iluston, Time OF
Gamc-i.50 AttondanCe-i0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

did not reach serious proportions until
yesterday. II 1t continues 10 spread at
the present rate the timber in the Corn
ucopia range IL doomed. Ranchers and
lumbermen who have been lighting the
fire are exhausted and volunteers have
gone from Eagle valley TO relieve them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
Withdrawn from Entry.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE commits
sloner Of the general land office today
withdrew from entry 10000 acres of
public lands in Colorado to be used in
connection with the White river irrlsa-
ton project
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
nlr Eorcst Flre In Oregon.

Baker City. Ore. Ang IA forest
fire which has destroyed millions OF
fcet o. timber. and Is threatening the
large sawmills and ranches is RAGING
In the mountains near Sparta. The
ere has been burning for a week, but "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

McGurk won, Compass second, Little III.
kin third. Time 2.iN,
Seventh race, mile-Our Bcssc won.
NcsJrv second, Mezzo third. Time,
100 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
SUMMARY.

First race, SIS furlouss-l'itst Attempt
won, ocean Dream second First Ch.p
third. Time, 1913 2-j.
Second race use furIongs- Don Domo
won William Wright second, Flo Bob
third Time. 1901 leo.
Third race mile, special match race
Dick Wells won, Grand Opera second.
Tine. 1872
Fourth race. milc.-Talpa won, sidney
c Love second, GregOr * third, Time,
1889
Falolla won, Golden Link second Duke
Of York third Time. 1891 rs,
Sixth race, mile and liye-elghths-John
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
HOW THEY STAND.
Pacific National League
TODAY's GAMES.

Los Angeles at Seattle
Butte ut Salt Lake.
San Francisco at Tacoma.
Helena at Spokane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
ON THE RACE TRACK.


Chicago Aug n.-Dlck Wells won the
special match race with q. H. smuthers
Grand Opera today at Harlem ana IN
doing so SET new worlds record for
one mile on a circular track. The win
ners time was 1857 2-j, which g. ono-arth
OF a second of the record made hy A0an-
a-Dale at Washington park this spring,
The race I'D not amount TO much ms q
contest, as Grand opera was az no tlmo
near Dick Wells, The latter winning in q
common cantor. IL was the opinion Of
horsemon who saw the race that DICK
Wells could have run the mile In l.3, fiat
had he been extended. Grand Opera had
about hali d length the better Of ne
start. but IN three Jumps DICK Wells
was no front and took the rail al The lirst
turn Hc optnol up q gap of NO leustns
ut the far turn and maintained this all tho
way to tha stretch. where he lncrtdsed
he lead la ave lugths. From this home
ne was under stout null ana passed
under the wire tWo and q halt lengths IA
front OF Grand opera ana only josslng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

Remember, the Ladies' have free
transportation TO Saltair Monday