The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 18, 1901, Page 4

1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, UESDAY, JUNE 18, 1901. BARGE CREW OF BATTLESHIP WISCONSIN - WINS ITS FIRST RACE AND MUCH COIN Beats the Hitherto Invincible Boys of the Flagship lowa by Fifteen Boat Lengths Over a Four-Knot Course—--About Five Thousand Dollars Changes Hands on the Result of the Exciting Race--—-For Two Contesting Craft Run Along Almost Bow and Bow T el Miles the HE much talked about race be- tween a picked crew from the flagship Jowa and one from the battleship Wisconsin came off yes- terday afternoon. For years the boys on the lowa have met all comers and have always proved victorious. Lat- terly they came to be considered invin- cible, and a year ago, in order to get up a race, a crew from the port watch had to compete with one picked from the star- board watch. The winners of that event rowed in the boat used in the race just decided. When the Wisconsin went into com- mission six months ago some of the finest oarsmen in the navy were drafted to her. Then a very fine racing barge was built for the battleship, and as soon as the men saw it they decided to challenge the Jowa’'s unbeaten crew. Nothing loth, the Jowa boys picked up’'the gauntlet, and a & - 5 R - match for $10 an oar was made. The race was set for the 13th inst., but owing to the Wisconsin having to go to Puget Sound the event had to be postponed. Then it was set for last Saturday, but again the Wisconsin had to go to sea. When she returned Sunday it was de- cided to hold the race yesterday at slack water. In the meantime the men had been wagering freely on the event. Both sides were confident, but in the case of the Wisconsin the men had nearly a whole month’s pay behind them, while the Iowa | boys had theirs nearly spent. Still they managed to scrape together $1800, and the Wisconsin men promptly covered it and offered to bet $1500 more. The officers all had bets among themselves, and it is safe to say that fully $5000 changed hand: on the result. The outcome puts a champion crew in the field and the boys will in future e to take 2 seat The barges were manned as follows: 3 Marianne, from San Francisco, via Coronel, for Barcelona. LIVERPOOL—Sailed June 17—Stmr North- western, for Chicago. NEW YORK-—Arrived June 17—Stmr Bovie, from Liverpool. R SHE Time Ball. Branch Hydrographic Office, U. 8. N., Mer- chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., June 1771901 .. The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry building was dropped at exactly noon to-day— i. e., at noon of the 120th meridian, or at § g % enwich time. G ol R g C. BURNETT, Lieytenant, U. S. N., retired, in charge. b — Sun, Moon and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Times and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort_Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay. Published by official au- | - thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low- waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at both places. TUESDAY, JUNE 18. L ) 24 .| 0:07] 1.8 6:00] "4 - IOWA AND BATTL SHIP WISCONST SCENES DURING THE RACE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP BETWEEN PICKED CREWS FROM THE FLAGSHIP THE IOWA BOYS HAVE HITHERTO BEEN CIBLE, BUT YESTERDAY THE WISCONSIN BOYS WON AS THEY LIKED. NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides | the early morning tides are given in the left | hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time of day; the third time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. 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The plane of reference is PR —f About _ noon convenience that she was thrown open| Only one body, that of Hold Brighton, | Sohr Newark, Crangle, 11 hours from Stew- | the mean of the lower low waters, o 1 of the Wi the public last Saturday and Sunday,|of Company D, Fortieth Infantry, came |arts Point. - o —_— tna | @ nearly all the crew's time has expired. | back on the Pennsylvania, but there ate | GSchr Mary Sachs, Lindbridge, 78 days from e A s wer, | Nearly 300 tons of munitions of war have | the remains of over 200 on the Buford. Schr Julta ¥ Whalen, Erratt, §2 days from er Movements. E |20 be removed from the battleship during Pago Pago, via Koui, T H, 20 days. ON EASTERN DIAMONDS. racing barges we {the week, and yesterday a barge from Water Front Notes. Scar Albion, 1&: 4 days from Coquille TO ARRIVE, 4 U a start was made for Hunte: | the navy yard was alongside taking the 3 River, AL LEAGUE se was from a point off |stuff aboard. After it is discharged .ae The Shipwrights’ Association presented CLEARED. Steamer. From. [ Due. NATION. an imaginary lne drevw: | Oregon will probably go to the Bremerton | John Kentfield, of Kentfleld & Co., ship- Mohday, Juneilr: e Clubs— W street wharf to G | pavy yard ; R | owners, with a very handsome testimonial | g¢mr Bonita, Nopander, San Pedro; Goodall, POl X = | Pittsburg ...27 of four nauti sThe eship Towa sails for Puget|yesterday. Mr. Kentfield gave the asso- | Perins & o Coos. Bay oo Tane 18 | B¢ Loviar.. 34 | Shem i marriye, During her, abeenct | Ciation & beautiful American fag and the | \or sime Horda, Scendsen, Guayaqull va | £ |G et i e Cured | Port Angeles. testimonial was not only a letter of | NGt SYARC ® GOV vovon, mue; 5 D | Senjuan. . CINCINNATT, June 17.—The Cincinnatis gave You Slee | . The Philadelphia is to sall to-day for | thanks, but an acknowledgment of the | spreckeis & Bros Co. z a miserable exhibition to-day and lost their P S moa. She hasr vet to takt;_ a\;?ard rnug | kindly feeling existing between the ship- D yerool e St wn; G W gm seventh consecutive game. Newton t;uldfln{:; I. Fm en n. nchors and fifty tons of chain, and | = ssociz McNear. omona | Humboldt .. [ mates could nefther fle " should this not arrive it will be next week | *Tprer oo (he assoclatlon. Sebr Ruth E Godfrey, Johnson, Nome; Ames | Corumbia.. ... Bomons® g e i ana tiandance 1. Score: 3oth crews were before the cruiser gets aw Forty men| The big freight steamer Hawalian ar-| yer co, F | Humboldt June 39 | TOT bat. Attendan . i Gran-Solvent” dissolves Stricture like sa0ow bes at first, the Jowas | to complete the Philadelphia's crew came |Tived from Honolulu yesterday with §600 SAILED, 2 {[Point Aren: Clubs— e f —F X TR R TN to the minute to the down from Mare Island vesterday. | tons of sugar. This is the largest cargo Monday, June 17. Tillamook Ba: NCINNA —ere e 1 | gEengshons ¢ T s the first two mil t | e B ever brought from the islands. e ves- | Stmr Despatch, Johnson, Seattle. Humboldt St. Louls . 2| “Ne to ruin the stomach, dut » dirmet loead EShe Mont m ot ’ | sel was damaged while among the islands [ Stmr Westport, Ericsson, Eureka. ewport Batterles—Newton and Pelts; Sudhoff and ,.‘"'T".‘fi....,.,..g ‘entire urethral track, ] The STiecon b cst of | FORTIETH INFANTRY ARRIVES. | and came here with her cargo instead of [ Stmr Coquille River, Johnson, —. |San Diego Nichols. Umpire—O’'Day. 1&‘-“"&‘,&.—!‘ It 1s mm Btn) the Wisconsins he et (ol T e e going to New York. After discharging she | Schr Ellza Miller, Brummer, Coos Bay. n Siuslaw_River, | moeie dune - Wi Susie the form of ms or ls, smooth t. 8 inc the it | The Army T t P Ivania | Will 0 Into the drydoek. Schr Ida McKay, Lehtola, Bureka. City of Puebla. | Puget Sound Port | STON, 22d 50 DATTOW a8 10 pass the closest Stricture. 46 and the Wisconsins responded wit | The y Transpo: ennsylvania t y SPOKEN China China and Japa |June 22 [ Crabe— e O he mi The lat boat aserges T. J. Flynn, while unloading a barrel of S 3 - W - Every Man Should Know Himself. .‘;ny he mr.::‘vvhn“ = a"nd o ot 2 Back From the Philippines. whisky, met with a serious accident ves- | June 2, Jat 31 N, lon 17 W—Fr_bark La Tour i}q"%"flg‘,"pfi Way Pts|June 22 | Boston ... — .9 ;; 5 o g st s g b0 | _The United States army transport Penn- | terday. The barrel slipped and fell on | dAuversne, rrom CLLTa T | witkge: Heter ;fi:ggmhumelpma S dlumn_ oS, mn:.-- An.m:_:e-mu.o.. eight boat-lengths ahead. The Jowa was |sylvania arrived from Manila direct yes- | his right leg, breaking it. lon 16698 W, U 8 stmr Buford, from Manila. |San Pedro & Way Pts.|June 23 | , Datteries—Pittinger, Nichols 'nu et 2oty m-mm'h- oo Spon the _"".]. then rowing 3 and the Wisconsin £2|terday afternoon. She brings home the |, Ihe Licensed Baggage Solicitors’ Union | o0 88 W. U Was golng to put Into |San Diego .. 23 | tredge, White and McFurland. Umplre—Nash. | (8 e iis (ha will send o say strokes to the mi e ones Bl . No. 1 will give a smoker in its rooms at | for fan Francisc 3 Portland & Astoria. | AMERICAN LEAGUE. male applicant, ’ g the stroke of the | hortieth Infantry and a number of dis-| 102 'O'Farrell street to-morrow night. All e Y 5 o7 = 250 ELM ST, Towa caug nd a few minutes | charged men. the solicitors for the hotels and the frans- [ o, MISCELLANEOUS. TO SAIL. Cube— W.L Potf Chuie_ | .1 Ret ST. JAMES ASSN., Cincinnati, Ohlo. later No. 2 on the port bow accidentally | On June 8, in latitude 43 degrees 11 min- “;"r i X"“ f'g“t" h“",e heag "t“é'ed 01 trom Port Blakeley, at Shanghal, was severely | Steamer. Destination. _ |Salls.] Pler, | Goionse 3 [578|Baltimore 17 3 450 unshipped his oar. This gave the Wiscon- | utes north, longitude 166 degrees 28 min« | the affair. A good time is expected. damaged by collision. ~ Must go on drydock. { i \575 Milwaukee .18 27 .372 sin @ lead of fifteen s, wh |vtes west, the transport Buford was PR T TELEGRAPHIC. June 18. ¥ | Washington..19 17 .528[Cleveland ..15 28 .36 I] the lowa boys were T to_clos spoken. The Buford left Nagasaki on NEWS OF THE OCEAN. POINT LOBOS, June 17, 10 p m—Weather | Despatch. Seattle & Fairh'n.| 5 pm|Pier 16 | 17.—Detroit to-da: " U As the winning boat Wiscon- | May 2 and was expected hera Iast Sunc = foggy; wind NW.' velocity 20 miles. Sonitae: oo |Vaiparalse & Wayliz mibter 10 | Aot the series by superior Datting Speclalists. Di: £in the boys on the bz an a i He tain repc s 8 o 4 b . 0 am|Pler 11 e - a s, sease e, the TRASE 1O caal VR n‘;;w[:;:‘ergs'thaalnglmggx\;‘g Matters of Interest to Mariners and _ DOMESTIC PORTS. Acapulco.....|Panama & W 12 m(PMSS |and Miller's good work. Attendance 3367. The a cheered themselves hoarse, while the | w: i v Shipping Merchants, SEATTLE—Arrived June 17—Stmr City of June 19. | score: and weakness of and cheered themselve arse, while the | was going to Honolulu for a new lot. The pping o Topeka, from Dyea; stmr City of Seattle, from | Queen |Seattle direct s R. H. B |men Establish and on the Jowa played “See the Con- |liuford was then 1352 miles from Honolulu | The Defender will load merchandise for Hana- | Sknsusy. ? e i e | B0 L - e - ahed es 15 seconds— | Merkens said he cted to make Hono- rancisce B .|San Diego . 1 private boo g the circumstances. | lulu by June 14 and would leave the next . Skaguay. Batterles—Lee and Clark; Miller and Buelow. T | day, arriving in S8an Francise on June ot NEAH ~BAY — Passed June 17—Br stmr Coanths. Rive: . 10 am|Pier 2| BOSTON, June 17.—Boston had no trouble in | [T€€: at office or by MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS The Pennsylvania brings up the head- An Additional Manifest. Strathgyle, hence June 14, for Chemainus. |Humboldt 13 | taking the morning game, batting Patterson | mail. Cures guar- s * |auarters and band and twelve companies | In addition to cargo previously réported the xf&i‘}é‘“fiflffii‘i(};g‘fld June 15—Stmr W H gyg:‘ Ba;‘r 12 Bler 13 | hard when ;nen;were;’&;“;gée5"50,‘1'*9“'5;;:‘_“- anteed. 731 Mar- The battleship Oregon will not be open | fria. ven shombers b rirE ooyt il e e r eien LS008 BAY Arrived June 18-Schr Monte- |Fuset” souna Ports|il am(Bler § 2o Tt R H B ‘l"t S (el?A- = . = 3 COTDS, | for Victoria, ce June 12 umbolgdt 3 = 4 - | tor entrance), Lwelve prisoners, five officers’ servants.| columbia valued at 3158, including the fol- | BOWENS LANDING—Arrived June 5—Stmr | Fuitoe Grays. fiar G sEler 2| poston - n TR R s San ADVERTISEMENTS. five stowaways' and ninety-elght- dis- | {o/! : Nestronbes Taoiie R & § pm{Fler 16 | GOt 1 5 ¢|Francisco. charged men. Those who came home in 1199 );kgs fruits and vegetables, 181 sks pota- Sailed June 16—Stmr Samoa, for San Pedro. | Czarina. |Seattle & Tacoma.| 5.pm|Pier §| Batterles—Mitchell and Schreck: Patterson the cabin were: eu; DA Soninke: . \’EngLRA-—SaHed June 17—Stmr Pasadena, | Pomona. Humboldt .. Pler 9 |and Sugden. i s ~olone! N v o % 'or Bureka. ne 22, in in e lernoon by inch- = e et T i e e N ke PORT 1OS ANGELES—Arrived June 16— | H'kong Maru/China & Japan....| 1 pm|{PMSS | ing hits with opponents' errors. Chicago could | @ VISIT DR. JORDAN'S grear ' 11 i v’se | tenant W. 3. Boyd, assistant army surgeons: ‘Wheat Shipment. Stmr San Mateo, from Nanaimo. Coos Bay..... Newport .. am|Pier 11 | do nothing with Young after the fifth. Attend- Captain . W. Lillenthal, adjutant; First Lieu" | The British ship Liverpool cleared yesterday | , ASTORIA-Sailed June 17—Stmr Columbie, | Point jAfena.. Polnt Arena _.....| 2 pm(Pler 2 |ance 10.210. Score: .“s!u. oF ‘.‘To.v : ; batiaiion adjutantes Captainn 3. 7. Maspcr: | for Queenstown for orders with USM5 ctls | “EATs IR Arrivea June 1—Schr | Sonimiiyy; [AStotls & Portiand|il am{Pler % | * Clupe— 1061 AZEETST. 2t. 2 All women who suffer V. 3 Limban G ¢ Pue Paus ik | wheat valued at $112,100, and 25,500 £t lumber | Orlent, from Redondo. Acme. |Stuslaw Rives 7 Pior 13 =Wt G247 .70 Thomas Miller 2hd James C. France, * | as dunnage valued at $130. (SASPARSalled Jure 17—Stmr South Coast, | Noyo. Humboldt Pler 1 z wong. S amomical Museum in Be First lieutenants—W. E. Utterback, Q. S or San Francisco. Batteries—Young an any contractes from chronic diseases |, ;.. /" v 5 Vi o ] Shipping Intelligence NEAH BAY—Passed in June 17—Nor stmr | North Fork {Pler 2 | sullivan Shecnitron the Copaa by the idest e A »» Mitchell, J. M. Wheeler, W. J. Fitzpatrick and iy o Tellus, hence -}:1:;_‘3}4“‘ f}g’é"}g?“""‘- Santa Rosa... [Pler 11 | " BALTIMORBE, June 17.—The score: R mls‘”““;:a > Second lieutenants—F. W. Bugbee, J. C. Monday, June 17. BALTIMORE—Sailed June 15—Stmr Edith, FROM SEATTLE. Clubs— e g' ‘& pomultation free and serictly private. That advice is based upon practical |Righter, T. B. Ellis, W. J. Whithorne, R. B.| gtmr National City, Dettmers, 15 hours from | for San Diego and San Francisco. Steamer. Destination. Salls, | Baltimore Poniive Curd 1n cvery caop usdercrier: A ience. After suffering for months, | 3ighell N ¥ Cartmeil, C.'P. Robifeon, B | porr Prise: FOREIGN PORTS. Milwaukee . 18 Sees Garsin cverycase smder :Ffi ¥ - s ’;1 4 S, TM P?l-r.;:n,H“ A Winston and L. W. Coffey. Stmr Coquille River, Johnson, 60 hours from | HEYST—Passed June 15—Br bark Kilmeny, | City of Seattle.| Skaguay & Way Ports.|June 13 | _Batteries—McGinnity an inson; Reid and tite ;Kc-k.' '"I‘:Ll;gu:::&r’-: nding no benefit resilt from the | Major F. H. Hardle, Major George P. Sere- | gan’ Diego: from Antwerp, for San Francisco. City of Topeks | Skaguay & Way Ports.[June 19 | Maloney. valuable book for men) treatment of the [T 'z T Stueber and G. W. Ely. assistant | “Stmr Hawatian, Nanfleld, 9 days trom Hono- (ANTWERESailed June 4—Ger ship Al | Victoria k -|June 22 | PHILADELPHIA, June 17.—The score: DRE.JORDAN & CO.. 105 Markot St 3. 7. - s s. rleda, for San Francisco. [June S seesessesassaa local physigian, | The Fortieth Regiment left Fort Reilly r Arcata, Nelson, 53 hours from Coos | AUCKLAND -Sailed June I5—Stmr Sierra, 3 /(June 24 [ Clubs— ) Miss Belle Hedrick |Kans., in September, 18%. It was theq . for_San_ Francisco. yaldez & Way Ports...\June g5 | Cleveland s wrote to Dr. Pierce |1472 strong, but disease and the Filipino |, Stinr Signal, Bendegard, 70 hours from Co- | ST VINCENT—Arrived June 17—Aus stmr Skaguay & Way Ports.|June 29 | Philadelph 3 £ : €0, | bullets cut it down to the present num. | lumbia River. Marianne, hence April 9, for Barcelona. Skaguay & Way Ports.|June 20 | _Batteries—Hoffer and Corner Fourth and or advice. She |yo X O Ll the time the megent, AUM- | MSimt Pennsylvania, Roberts, 27 days from CEAN STEAMERS. ----|June 2 | Powers. Market, S F. Try acted on the advice, |in the Philippines was spent in Bonthecs | Manila. AUCKLAND—Sajed June 17—Stmr Sierra, Sy SPcial Erew, ined h &5 | A2 o e ST uthern | “'s¢mr'san Pedro, Jahnsen, 24 hours from Eu- | for Ania., Honolulu and San Francisco. eam and Lager. Tegain er appe- |la h ndanaoc. uring the past MANILA—Arrived June 17—Stmr Cymbeline, Se. Overcoats and tite, recovered Dine months the men have practically | "Br ship Slerra Estrella, Farmer, 5 days | from MoJi, for Portland, Or. L I e e e e B B D R ) valises checked free. seen no active service. The twelve com- ! trom Callao. ‘ strength, and gain- ed several pounds in weight. “Write to Doctor Pierce” is good ad- vice for every woman to follow It costs mothing Dr. Pierce invit sick women to co: sult him, by iette JSree. Address Dr R. V. Pierce, In valide’ Hotel an Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. V. In a little over :hi:;{v years, Dr. Pierce, assisted by his staff of nearly a_score of hysicians, has treated and’ cured over a million women. «] suffered from female weakness for five months.” writes Miss Belle Hedrick of Nye, Putngm Co., W. Va. "I was lr:dned Dy a good ysician, but he never seemed to BT T ke o D, Fleme o oo which I received, telling me to take bis ‘ Favorite Prescription * and ‘ Golden Medical Discovery.’ 1 took thirteen bottles of * Favorite Prescription’ and eight of * Golden Medical Discovery en 1 bad used the medicine a month my heaith was uch improved. It has continued to improve until mow 1 can work at almost all kiods of housework. I had -aml,(-:!appedte, but it s all ri now. Have gained several pounds in T advise all who suffer from chronic diseases to write to Dr. Pierce.” Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regulate the bowels. ST. LOUIS, June 17.—At the Fair Grounds to-day an angry crowd sur- rounded the judge's stand at the close of the fifth event, a three-horse affair, claiming that Propeller, which won the race, had been ‘“shooed” in. To many the race had a suspicious look, but Judge Brady thought otherwise. After the horses in the last race had crossed the winning lipe Clinton B stum- bled and fell, rolling heavily on Jockey Earl. The incident created great excite- ment in the grand stand. Earl was not badly hurt. © | Jnckery L. Rose was suspended indefi- nitely for his ride on Huntressa, the fav- orite in the first race. Owner Louis Thompson and ‘his entire stable of horses and Jockey Henderson were ruled off the track owing to the sorry’showing made by Irish Jewel, the favorite in the last race. Summary: Five and a half furlongs, selling—Josie F won, Huntress A second, e E. Elena third. | Time, 1:08%. Six’furlongs, selling—Randazze won, Fridolin second, Ed L third. Time, 1:14%. One mile and seventy yards, selling—Charles D won, Terra Incognito second, Zaza third. Time, 1:45. One mile, purse—Skillman won, Cha a second, Belle Simpson third. Time, 1: mequ One mile, selling—Propeller won, ond, Battus third. Time, 1:42%. Six furlongs, selling—Brulare won, Hi Nocker dsecond, Myrtle Van third. Time, 1:44%. ‘aro sec- et oo oo B e R R Y ST. LOUIS CLAMOR AROUND THE JUDGES. NEW YORK, June 17.—Sheepshead Bay sum- mary: Six furlongs—The Musketeer won, second, All Green third. Time, 1:13. The Rosebuds, five furlongs—Leonora Loring won, Lodice second, Grail third. Time, 1:00 1-5. One mile and an eighth, selling—Seminole ;vg;l Bombshell second, Gladerun third. Time, B4 1-5. One mile—Outlander won, Water Color sec- ond, The Puritan third. T 1:39 1-5. Five and a half furlongs—Smart Set won, e\;’gez Clover second, Gay Boy third. Time, 105, The Grass, selling, one mile and a sixteenth— Nons o e 'he Amazon second, Golando third. AT CINCINNATI, June 17.—Newport summary: Six furlongs, " selling—Zolo won, Kirkwood second, Exmoor third. Time, 1:17%. Five furlongs—Dr. Worth won, Cousine sec- ond, Cubanite third. Time, 1:03%. Seven furlongs, selling—John McElroy won, Nekarnis second, Teucer third. Time, 1:29. One mile, selling—Edna Gerry won, Fucina second, Birdie May third. Time, 1: Six and a half furlongs, selling—Minnie B Malster won, Rosymorn second, The Bronze Demon third. Time, 1:23. One mile, ‘selling—Eleven Bells won, Laura S second, Pine Chip third. Time, 1:43. CHICAGO, June 17.—Harlem summary: Four and'a half furlongs, selling—Nellie Waddell won, The Rival second, Best Man third. Time, :54. One mile and three-sixteenths, selllng—Moses won, Whitfleld second, Plead third. Time, 2:02 3-5. Steeplechase, short course—Jingle Bell won, ST VINCENT, C V—Arrived June 17—Stmr It Coronatus second, Vinting third. Time, 3:30 3-5, One mile and a sixteenth—Advance Guard ‘won, Bangle second, Vulcain third. Time, 1:47. Five furlongs—Elsle L won, Dodle S second, Almanzo third. Time, 1:00 4-5. One mile and a hundred yards—Fancywood TieayThe Lady second, Anthracite third. Time, One mile~Winter won, El Caney seeond, Dag- mar third. Time, 1:43 LDENVER, June 17.—Results at Overland ric: 2:14 pace—Shecam won first, fourth and sixth heats and race. Best time, 2:15%. Duchess Wwon third heat. Time, 1:16%. Schermerhorn took the second heat, but was drawn after the third. Jim Dixon, D. D. and tarted. trot—Louis Jefferson won in three straight heats. Best time, 2:204. Gorge M, Red Edna, Commonwealth, Moffitt, Dr. Short and Vicmeta also started. Six furlongs—St. Germain won, Nullah sec- ond, G. H. Ketcham third. Time, 1:17%. Seven furlongs—Nearest won, Sir Gatian sec- ond, Pantheon tbird. Time, 1:3L Four furlongs—Big Dutch’ won, Joe D sec- ond, George Landers third. Time, :49. Five and a half furlongs—Alaria won, Jerid second, Comet third. Time, 1:10. Pays Fancy Price for a Colt. NEW YORK, June 17.—The Rancho gel Paso sale was continued to-day in the Fasig-Tipton Company sale at Sheepshead Bay. Previous to the races R. Rp Rice paid the top price of $10,000 for a chestnut colt by Golden Garter-Memento. URE CURE pain is gone better mine “RIGHT HERE, DOCTOR,” That's the place, right in the small of the back. a dull ache, sometimes a stinging “‘catch,” a “tired feeling,” a burning pain. the fact that you are in bad shape, your strength has been overtaxed, your kidneys are breaking down, Your nerves are shaky, your bowels constipated. ElectricBelt {3ty back was very bad when I got your elt. 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