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Advertisements for Tomorrow.
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A slight nre at the home of Martha Ash
ton, $50 Van street southwest, yesterday
afternoon, was extinguished by the mem
pers of No Engine Company before any
damage resulted.
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V. Baldwin Johnson's New Coal Office,
612 9th st. The cream Of the coal fields
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v. Baldwin Johnson's New Coal Office,
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shufle's Special Elgin Creamery

is the butter that pleases the most particu-
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Miller Oil Stoves-Gas Radiators,
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Wilson & Mayors, Auctioneers.
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Say General Arthur-10c.-
to any cigarist and you'll get a smoke
thatll crafty.
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You'll Find Congressional Coffee
superior in every respect to any 35c. brand
you ever purchased before. In fact, many
md it better than the higher-priced, Try it
3 lbs. 81. Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea Co.
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Light ST.. Baltimore. every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm, arriving In Washington earlr
Monday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. Accord
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river freight must be prepaid. STEPHENSON i
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The STEAMER ESTELLE RANDALLrDaily, q.
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Passenger accommodations flrst class. Freight ~
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Big Jim Endured For Only Six
ROunds--Had No
Chance
MCCARTHY BEAT LAFONTISE.
Last Night the News" Called the
Turn on Both Battles-PrelImi.
nary Was Fierce Bout

Butte Mont, Aug. l5.-George Gard
third round, knocking him out with
right swing to the jaw that laid the
flesh open and sent the Californian
recling and spinning to the floor. JET
fords struggled to his feet and gamely
mixed 1t again with Gardner, who with
another swing sent him TO the floor
again. Jeffords for the third time re-
gained his feet and in q dazed manner
attempted to strike at Gardner. who
calmly squared off and, landing again
on his groggy opponent, walloped him
one that dropped him like a log. JEFF
fords lay like one dead for several mo-
ments and was IN his corner for about
three minutes before he was able TO
comprehend anything.
Jefford's was no match against the
Lowell mans cleyerness. Gardner re.
pcatedly iabbed his loft and right into
Jefford's face. Jeffords would swing
at Gardner with terrific force though
the blows almost invariably would go
wild or be ducked by Gardner. with
his long left Gardner kept tantalizing
Jeffords as II feeling him out, and when
I'm the third the big fellow made an e.
fort TO get away from ripping lefts,
Gardner swung his right to Jefford's
jaw with deadly effect dazing and
sending him TO the floor
Jelfords was "a disappointment TO the
fight followers here. his footwork APP
pearing clumsy against that OF the
clever man against him,
Little money changed hands on the
fight odds of so 10 40 on Gardner went
begging.
1t was announced from the rlngside
by Manager Nolan Of the Montana
Athletic club that Aurelio Herrera and
Battling Nelson" had agreed to a
match I'm Butte IN september and artl-
cles and transportation had been wired
the two fighters,
Jerry Mccarthy Of Salt Lake defeat
ed Nose La Fontse after a l0-round
preliminary Of fierce fighting, Winning
on decision
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THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Entries for the Championship Contests
Close Slxty-Four Players.

There win be 60 competitors in the
tennis tournament for the state cham-
ponship which begins on Aug, "a, and
ends in early September
The entry list was closed last night,
md II was found that the above num-
her are entered for the singles and
doubles The committee I'm charge is
delighted with the keen interest taken
H. the affair, and feels sure that the
event will be successful In every re-
fpect
Following is list OF NE ent ries.
sngIes--G lrnett. Griffin, James Sal
koury Boyd, Walker Salisbury, Henry
Gray Goodwin, Mcleod, Froiseth. l..
j. Ritter Jr., Dodd Ritter, Harry Rob-
t'n Carl Roberts, Frank Roberts, Ash,
Pembroke, Whitney Rodney Badger,
Hemphill, Chandler. Conrad, Rust,
Smith, Barter. Walker, Blackburn,
thanning ToDlif, Dr. Plummer, Ray
uond and Masters.
:, pouoles-James Salisbury and Harry
ROBERTS, Walker Salisbury and Griffin,
henry and Gray, Rodney Badger and
conad Frank Roberts and Carl Rob-
ellS McLeaod and frolseth, George
badger and Whitney. j. II. Broddus
end Rust, Smith and Raymond. Chand-
er and Boyd, Barter and Walker Penn
glose and Frlnk, l.. Il. Ritter, Jr., and
poad ltiter TopIiff and Charming,
SSspl' Morrow and Lieut. Haskell, DR..
RUNNER and w, II. Broddus.
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get his stride, but now he has II and Is
doing great work.
Up to the time the Giants began their
recent series In Plttsburg "Matty" had
twirled 10 winning games In succession
Tor the Giants lie was anxious to sur
pass Jack Chesbros record of "a
straight winning games, but he had
the misfortune TO lose the game and
was compelled TO start over again.
Mathewson claims he has more speed
thls year than ever before, ana that
before the season is over he win satisfy
the baseball cranks that he has not
gone back as a twirler, as some people
had begun TO think
Matbewson is a native of Factory
vile, Pa, and IL 20 years of age. lie
pitched for the Bucknell university
one for two years and made his de-
bur az professional with the inde-
pendent team Of North Attleboro,
Mass.i in 1899. In 1900 he played with
the Norfolk club of the Virginia state
league. Late in the season he Joined
the New York club and pitched few
gnmcs, AZ the end Of the season he
vas released and drafted by the Gin
Clnnatts.
John r. Brush traded him to New
York for Amos Rusio. Matty In the
meantime signed with Connie Mack of
the Philadelphias, then changed his
mind and signed with New York, His
record IN the early part Of 1901 has
never been surpassed. His wonderful
work caused a revival of baseball in
terest in this city and virtually saved
the National league from disastrous
season,
Matty signed with the ST. Louis
American league club last summer but
the peace conference awarded him to
New York. Last year he won IS games
and lost Is. His batting average last
season was 200 per cent
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LUCAS IN BUTTE.
Says Positively that the Miners WIN Not
Pull out,
Especial 10 Tho nNews." y

iSpeCldi 10 inc NEWS
Butte, Mont, Aug l6.-W. II Lucas,
president Of the Pacific National league
is in Butte, looking after affairs Of the
league,
Lucas states positively that the Butte
team will not dIsband, nor will il make
any Wholesale disposal Of players. Luz
cas- is confident that the present man
agement will be able to see It's way out
of the difficulty.
The Butte team viii not disband.
said President Lucas nor will there be
any wholesale disposal OF players
Salt Lake tried to sell off some Of It's
best players In a bunch and we would
not stand for IT, Such move not only
hurts the team at home, but also it's
drawing qualities away from home. The
league in other towns Is doing well,
and we viii certainly finish the season
all right Butte should get right in a
short time"
President Lucas left Butte tonight.
Piggy" Ward has been sold TO Bir-
mIngham club leaving today for the
south.
Lucas X on his way TO Salt Lake for
the purpose OF looking into some affairs
here which came up as result OF the
recent transfer
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Irhe Pair Will Meet In Butte
Arena on September
Fifth
ARE GIVEN A BIG GUARANTEE.
r,,csoortation to be Wired at Once
When Articles viii be Signed
And Forieits Posted.
lsneclnl 10 lhe 0Newa.'O

putte Mont, Aug. l6.-Battling Nell
.on and Aurelo Herrera VIII fight 20
sounds or less, in Butte on Labor day.
sent s. in the new arena OF the Mon
ana Athletic club. w, $, Nolan, man
a.er Of the club, received a telegram
yesterday afternoon from the managers
=, uererra and Nelson, telling him to
wire transportation and that both men
,,ould leave for Butte at once. Articles
,dlI be signed and forfelts posted here,
,,au.uoslaN 5qL 1pAIlIo Jlau uodn
,..o,a match is undoubtedly one of the
,,.st IN Inc country, and was sought aft
~ nv all the leading clubs. Manager
N,lan secured II for Butte only after
Guaranteeing a purse OF $4,000, the arg-
est ever hung up in Butte,
This contest, while IL lasts, viii be
lone Of the most vicious the Butte fans
ever saw The dispatch does not state
me conditions Of the match, but we
tnow Teddy Murphy, Nelson's mana
DOR well enough TO yepture the asser-
SIon that the weight will be 1870 pounds
iringslde. and that the purse Will be d.
sided 60 and 40 per cent Herrera would
mo doubt rather make the weight 1873
noupds. but the boy manager" thinks
libat is drawing 1t a litte too fine for
hhe hard slugglng Dane.
This battle win attract probably the
largest crowd ever assembled around
quite arena, and II VIII be surprising
h there is not a large crowd Of Salt
lake fight fans at the ring side, for
Nelson is very popular here because
of his quiet and unassumlng demeanor,
and the fact that he has always given
ihe fight fans run for their money"
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SCHOOL IN THE FOREST

A new kind Of school Ia about 10 be
started by the authorities Ut CHARIOT
tenburg for the benefit OF children, who
though hot exactly No. are so weakly
that they hre Very liable to be attached
BY dleease, more especially tuberculosis
The bchUOl, which 10 so accommodate
from 100 10 lsa children, In TO be built
IN the depth Of The Junfernhelde woods
nenr Berlin, aud the children Will re-.
main there the whole day special ar
rangemonts being made to supply them
with meals, They are only to receive
from two 10 three hours instruction
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WASHING WITHOUT WATER
" |" Trying TO Get Rid Of Dandruff
Without Horpioide.

Ania you ever see any ono frying ~
ksts,, themselves without soap or
lml "'9t would You say OF
IA ~ very bit as foolish TO try to get
..s pendrunf and to prevent Bald
|, w,,S GIeeding the germs which cause
ne anS Santhrarides, Vasellne, Glycer-
M ns similar substances which form
hile5g 'iIheiipai ingredients Of most So
ause /, ; herpiclde IL successful be-
Term whlcs, t and kills the parasitic
hal, " me original and onf9 gonu,ne
sogn etermalclde manufactured
h siam. leading druggists, Send l0c.
To- ms ior sample 90 Tho Hernicide
~ special Agents. 49, D'us
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TONIGHT's BIKE RACES.
Feature OF Program WIN be Western
Championship for Ten Miles.

A 10 mile race for the championship
of the west; an event open TO all, anna
tturs as well ms professionals, for a
purse worth Sl75 and diamond medal.
viii be the feature Of this evenings
program OF bike races at the Salt Pal
hce--always provided It does not rain.
Practically all the professionals at
The track have entered the event
Among the amateurs who will ride are
Hhe Redman brothers, Heagren, West
end Eswood
The professionals win also have a
half mile handicap, There will be a
two mile open lap race for amateurs,
and they win have three-quartcr
mile handcap.
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New York, Aug. Availability 10 hit
McGinnity caused Clncinnatpa defeat
today, President PulliRm haa suspended
Mc0nnn OF New York and Harper OF
Cincinnati FOR three days for dlsputinR
with the umplres last week, and Kelly
OF Cincinnati has been laid on lndon-
nitely, Attendance, C,7,O, Score
r. II. +,
Cincinnati - '' .'' 80 ,,'"l 2
New York -. 80. ,,,... ,,,,.i 7 b
Batteries-Hahn and Schlei; McGin-
nifty ana Bowerman.
Two base hit, Bresnehan, Home run,
Donlin. Base on balls, of McGinnity,
2; off Hahn, 2. Struck out, by McGin-
nifty, 2; by Hahn, 4,
Umpire--Johnstone.
Boston, Aug l5,--Bostons more fire.
quent errors offset Il slight superiority
I'm batting. Levers pitching hand was
split by Geiers hard drive in the first
inning. Attendance. $500. Score:
h, II, f.
Pittsburg -, .,,.....,.,,., 3
Boston 80, 80, -. 90, -. .,Y"l b
Batteres--Philippi Leever and Car
isch; McNichos ana Moran.
Two base hits, Doleh1nty, Abbatichio
Wagner Base on balls, of McNlchols,
4; off Phlllippi 2. Struck out by Me-
Nichols, q by Phillippi B.
Umpires- Moran an1 Carpenter
Philadelphia, Aug, Philadelphia
players were unable to hit Lundgren at
opportune times. Attendance 1850
Score:
r. II H.
Chicago 80. ,.' 80 ..,, ,,3 !
Philadelphia ',' .''..'' .'' ~ 3
Batteries -Lundgren and O'Neill;
Fraser Suthon and Roth. Two-base
hits-McGee, Wolyerton. Three base
hit-Chance Base hils-On Suthoff
five in eight innings. Off Fraser two in
one inning Struck out-By Suthon .
by Lundgren. 3. Bases on balls-Suth-
Off, 3 Lundgren 4, Umpire Emslie
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A dulteration goes full
length in spices and Aavoring
extracts-you think it ism +,
worth while to cheat in such
trifles--four-hfths Of vanilla"
is tonka; costs one or two
cents for "$I.worth".
Schillings Best are entirely
pure; at your grocer's,
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A Love Letter.

Would not interest you II you're look
ing for guaranteed Balve for Sores,
Burns or Piles otto Dodd, OK Ponder.
Mo, writes; 81 suffered with an ugly
sore for year. but a box Of Bucklen's
Arnicu salYe cured me, It's the best
salye on earth, 2jo at u, c, NJ. / Drug
Store
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fteks ~ no o., reasonable to expect two
a nftv , ou.lng TO overcome the effects
Taks weeks OF confinement.
lonT ,1t,, pottle OF Hoods sarsa parilla
hls "lth you. Three doses daiIv ~
hIns Nv tonic Will DO more than snvs
ioms v v,se % refresh your blood over-
lppet;tao Tired feeling, Improve your
isattuL N NUKE your sleep easy and
K
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oLDPIELD's NEW RECORD.
~" New Mark for Twenty-Five Miles
And Beat Graham.

oosHalo, Aug. 1.-THE races of tho
puualo Automobile Racing associa-
n s todAy at Kenilworth Park devel.
KY Two new worlds records for motor
IaS on an oval course Chas. Schmidt
llsht car covered 25 miles IN
",N 10 Barney Oldheld covered the
,ame distance In 26,42, "a new marx Ior
machines Of the heavy class. oldAeld's
bids W 10 ~ Seu'
90 .ne ie.mile free.for-all, cars from
ls %. 70 -ZOi pounds Barney Oldfield de-
,Sa'u george Graham. The time for
gs,, went was 1873 3-5. Only two
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daily and are 10 spend the rest of the
day IN tahiug healthy exercises IN the
forest The experiment y found sue
oessful viii result la a permanent
school being established - London
Standard
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Chicago ,,. go -, -. ",3
Philadelphia ,,,. ..,..,,. 20 g
WESTERN LEAGUE,

colorado springs Aug. l5'-Colorado
IN the third inning. when a series Of
doubles and triples. together with bases
Denver her only run i'm the eighth.
Score:
Co,or,do Sn,i,os
Don,a,
batterles,,-N illelnah ana baer"aIa'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. Louis, Aug. l5.--Chesbros clever
pitching completely baffled the st.
Louis club. He allowed st. Louis only
Ave hits and struck out seven Of them,
A throw by Hedrick IN the eighth cut
ting Anderson off at the home plate.
was the feature Cancel injured NJ
first, was succeeded by Anderson. At
tendance, 1900, Score:
RH f,
st. Louis -. -, 80 -, 81
New YORK go. -, -. -, ,,.,3
Batteries and Kahoe Chess
bro. Kleinow and Mcclure.
Cleveland, Ohio Aug. l5,-Lajoie
scored the only run Of the game He
was hit by a pitched ball. stole second
and scored on Br9dley's single. Attend
R.H. f..
Cleveland ~" go '''''' '''''l
Washington .r 49,. .,,,.~. 80 2
Batterles-Moore and Buelow;
Townsend and Kttredge
Chicago Aug. i6.-Today's game was
hard fought pitchers battle but
Chicago punched four hits IN the first
and sixth, scoring two Of thier runs
and an error was responsible Tor the
third. Attendance $500 Score.
r. IT. t.
Chicago -. -, -, 49, ,,,..3 0
Boston 80 49, 80 go - 'sssI
Batterlea--smith and Mcfarland;
Dineen and Criger,
Detroit, Aug, iS,--De,roit could not
hit Waddsl at stages when men were
on bases. Attendance, $500. score'
n. II. Il,
philadelphia >, -, - "'r'''a
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NATIONAL LaAauE.

Brooklyn Aug, l5,-The visitors had
the game we'll In hand when hits by
Dillon, Dobbs aud Sheo kArd turned Tho
tide and gave Brooklyn tho victory, In
the ninth Inning Attendance $500,
Hoorei
II. II, u,
Brooklyn -, ,,. l..,a ,.n3
ht, LOUIS 80 80 80, -. -, ~
Batterles-Jonea and Bergoni Tay.
lor and Mclean
Two bnso hits, Bnbbs and Dobbs,
Struck out by Jones, /.
Umpire--2lmmor,
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Detroit 80 so go 80 tts.i tttV y
Batteries waddel and schreck
Kltson and O'Nelll,
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The last convert to automobIling
is George II. Ketcham Of Toledo. own
en- OF Gresceus. the great trotting stall
lion whose record on the turf is still
fresh IN the publics mind. He drives
a Pope-Taledo car
The salt Lake team played a game
yesterday afternoon with the Idaho
Falls nine. and walloped them TO the
tune Of S to 2 Old Pa Ginlln was Ia
the box for the league team and struck
Gus three men, The game was lively
one, and it is expected TO be repeated
today
Score
salt Lake. e. - .,400l l09O 0--S
Idaho Fails . 900. 20 1 0 0 0 0 0 O.
As indicated IN the great interest IN
cycling IN the small towns il h worth
noting that at Newark Ohio, city %
%, 900 inhabitants, there We're gore
than 1000 wheels I'm line FOR It's bicycle
parade and 5000 people WITNESSED the
races
The fencing match at Saltair last
evening was witnesses by about 600
spectators, and the event created no
little interest Albert BarteN Of the
NlNln blNBhull 'fudIuS Oh llt BIlNlSN
army. defeated Lucum Marie Crlstol
matte d'armes, Of Paris. France. I'm
Ill nearly tho close Of the contest the
score was nine to nine, but Barteu
managed to get home two rapid thrusts
aud won the match The contest was
arranged by Prof Frank S, evils,
Gardner had a much easier victory
over JeffOrds 40 Butte last night than
we thought he would have. George
seems to have regalned some Of his old
time speed and hitting ability After
his bout with old man Fitz, many
thought Gardner was on the toboggan
for pugllstlc oblivion We predicted last
evening that he would win over JEFF
fords. and that Mccarthy, II IN good
shape, should beat Lafontiso. Jerry
Is showing great Improvement. and
continues TO beat good men. much to
| the satisfaction Of his friends here. II
| Jerry Is the fakir some here would
| have us believe he must be a mighty
smoth one. ns he always manages to
be ON the winning side.
SO. Herrera and Nelson are 10 fight
| In Butte, nftcr all A special to the
News" this morning contains the IN
| formation that the pair. through their
mana gers, have agreed to meet on
Sept 3, This bout win prove one Of
| the strongest cards IN the country, ana
| although the manasement has gliaran-
| teed a 81, 900 purse the chances are that
| he VIII make big money. n the Mexi.
can can beat Nelson he viii have n
| perfect right 20 demand an accounting
| with Corbett Britt and the rest OF
| them. He may be able to beat the
Dane. but II IS doubtful
-
AAY.T I.AEE TURF Fxe,tfA Nom
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"AIHEWSON'S GOOD WORK.
"aus Record OF Winning Ten straight
Games for Giants.

s,Shrls'y Mathewson, the Giants big
hy '| S, Is twirllng In great form SO
lbs s,s season AT the beginning Of
SEASON Mathewson was unable TO
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SARATOGA DoINGs,

Saratoga N. v, Aug. i5.-The fea-
ture today was the appearance and de-
feat OF McChesney, former champion
OF tho West In the sixth race. SUM
mary!
First race, seven furlongs- Mimosa
won. wild Thyme second. Armenia
third. Time, 1925 2-b.
Second race, steepleohase, short course
Seagul won Bonfire second, Libretto
third, Time, 4;OS 2-5,
Third race. the Kentucky, nve and
one-haif furlongs-Candida, Czaraphlne
second. Fleur de Marie third Time,
1907.
Fourth race, mile and furlong-El-
liott won, Daesman second, Carbuncle
third. Time, 1853.
Fifth race, six furlongs -Rirthless
won. Rsiment second Bulwarks third.
Time, 1iS s-S
Sixth race, ono mlie-Joound won,
DI,nple second, Armstrong third, Time,
1890 s.5 NoChaHney, Wltchcraft, Flee
ina and King OF tho Valley also ran
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
IN NEW YORK

New York, Aug l5-The Grand cir
cult meeting at Brighton Beach began
today under the most favorable au-
spices. The 5000 Sea Breeze stake,
the event of the day, resulted In the
defeat of the fayorte, Dr. Strong.
summary:
Sea Breeze stake for 21O trot, $1,000
mile heats, two in three-Consuela G.
won first and third heats. Time-2;O9h
2:lO. DR.. Strong won second heat in
2;0S& JON Taylor Norrie Metallas
Prince Cir anlander, George q and
Kent also started.
Two-thirty trot, year Odds, purse
$1,000, mile heats-Prlncess Athel won
both heats, Time, 2;li, 2:l4&, Wilte-
mott. Major Guerthloin, Pleasant
Thought David Rossi and the Hermit
also started.
Two-elghteen trot, purse $500, dash
mile and an eighth Alexander Camp
bell won In 800 Ruth c second, Lee
onora third Traveless o, Conhenza
and Victor Jr also started.
Two-seventeen pace purse 5000, dash
half a mile.-Gordon Prince won in
1;0lIa. Lookout Hal second Dewey
third, Winnie King Big Boy and Mark
Hendricks also started,
Two thirteen trot, purse $500, dash
mile and an elghth-Joymake won In
2.29A Single X second, Annie Little
third, Halle Hardin, Black Thorn, Byr-
ney aud Moon also started.
Two five pace purse 5000, dash mile
Hetty q won IN 20iR. Frank Y0akum
second: Locanda third. Nathan Straus,
Joe Pointer, Little Squaw and Shadow
Chimes also started
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE.
Kenyon Hotel.
California and Eastern Races.