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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
SMOKING OUT uOd CHOLERA.

Some fjur or fire years ago hcgs
.!iod by Hundred all over this part Of
The country. Ia! about dozen in
pen. Oae did AID most Of the
others wsr: uyliug, aome refusing
to cat. built III. pen, sufficient
t. givo.,hem plenty OF room. covered
it over tightly, drove them ip. aud
with an oil csh buckot and q few
corn cobs filed tho pcn completely
full OF slnoke, aud kept them 10 Ave
Or ten minutes, twic. per day for 6vo
da;s a; then ones per day for Eve more
days. mud then al got well. This is
not n suili ,ient .es. to justify mo in
calling EN- okc a remedy. yet would
resor, ~ the same nijans With feel
ing Ct success were my hogs troubled
with cholera.
Sonc precautions must bc sarriod
ont TO w,:ra,.t much benefit. First.
q tight, wsll.coyorcd pen thstwili re-
tain ,moks, then a door or venti's.or
at Zach cud Of tho pen, so that tho
smoke will pass OFT when you have
given them enough.
Oao caa cmoke hundred hogs as
c.sily as one, and they aro obliged to
take the remedy.
] Instituted tho treatment on tue
theory Of parasitic disease u tho
lungs. smoke being antisoptic as well
as anti-paratitic.
A cc.J. w.t. p lace for bossto sleep
in viii prevent euro with any renie-
dy. Kerp The pen cleaned and Us" a
little lire in foul placcs.-L. W.
Clarke, in Farmers Reviow.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.

Would i; MT bc wiss to have q
court in perpetual aession to keep an
oversight OF prrions who are i'm
pri,oIed FOR long terms or for life!
Many cases occur in Which people,
aro sentenced wronsfully, or when
putlio indignation ruus high. and .
reviow OF su;h casos would do No
harm, and mishtfare much suffering.
Any Of us who has boen kept 1t
hsuls by bal weather. sickness, or
!or som, domestic reason, will recall
how i,kaone was tho confiasmene
Tank. then, what imprisonment
noanr, anl 'ha. for life. In tho jail
Of B:ook'yn N. Y. there are ak wo.
men undergoing . sentence for life.
Two OF than have already served
aix.esn years. Tley all declare thsir
innocence OF tho crimes imputed 70
ihom. Two wsrs undergoing punish
mon, for destroying children who
shou i Lavo never been b ra ;auothsr
Lad. ia tho opinion Of the court,
commi t,i arson. II 70 than ono of
those wonen had boea sentenced by
Recorder II ,rkstt, who died insane,
and wEo waa ksUwn for Lis fsrooious
sentences. ii, Was undoubtedly ont
Of Lis mi.l for several years bticrs
hs ilisd. an! scores Of prironcrs su:-
fired fr, III ,h: diseSaad malice cf
hi, mad j,dgs. 1t should bo RI.
.aombe,s! itat !lioy ir time como 10
have no tlie"da. Il Ia ives mo,s
away or die, and nrny yesyc do No..
o'ap.o b.lore they aIe entirely slons
IN the wcilI. S.mo Of tho variocs
shAri'abls societies, coppostd
mainly IL wom>p, should move. ~
ih;s ma,t,r, aad Try 70 learn uAs. story
Of every p,rson .en,onccd TO IN
p,i oumsat :or lie. or for any other
long pei d. ID. morea.'s Moa.siy
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
TUFTS
EXaPENToRART

I. oompo.ed of Herbal aud Mucilaginous prod
pc,s yLirh ID perrueate the substance OF ths
I.ungs, expoctorRtss tho rcrid matter
that COLLECTS in tho bronchial Tubes, ind fornis
soothing coating, wL.sh relieves the i1>'
the Inn "a OF NIL Impurities, siren thepa
the m when en see cd ~ disease, ,invigc-.
atss the circulation Of th; blood, end brnces Ito
nervous system. slight colds often end I'm
consumption. II tis dangerous 90 neglect
them. Apply the remedy promptly. y
test sf twosty years warrants Tho assertion thcs
uorsmctly has ever beca fouuI ahat II o
prompt in i.s effects ne Tl IT'S ESPECTURAhI.
"A single s.use raises che phleSm, .nbdues
i,s iminasjon. and ts use speedily cures the most
obstinate cough. a pleasant cordial, ehil-
drcn take it readily. For Croup Il q
Invaluable nni should ~ in every fatally.
In 21c. aud 81 Bottles.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
THE IDEAL HOME.

The ideal hons is haven OF rest
where tho husband and vito both
have their own way in everything;
.,hcro The chillrea never CRY, whsre
the eo;vsh.s are models OF lrpntsty
ard in 'usIry; whers the dinner In
never lats aud is always we'll cooked;
whsro there is no porccptills wash.
ing day; who're the aSerping anl
dus,i 6 ara duno when ncbcdy knaws
i; Wke o sa.fshness aud bad temper
gro mover kpowa; in short . little
Heaven upon chr b, iulsLi:sd by
thoroughly angelic moHal'. Homes
OF tba. kind, ~; st!nctsd upon tci.
sntiiio basis, and scrved hot, like
steam through subterianeau pipes,
would meet lone.fclt want. Nearly
every family would subscribe :.l
onc.-N. Y. Tlibun,.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
S4,y-THE DEMOCRATS
ILLUSTRATED ALBANIA
For 1852, ard

HsSp.Bo: X q GrSGRAL INFORMATION.
An elegant work Of 100 p,gcs, s.
y6i inches in size, printed On finely
timed book paper, illustrated
throughout with moa. beautiful on
cravings; and containing, besides
all tho information pertaining to the
calendar. statistical and general in.
formation on various subjects, and
especially upon the political ard civ.
/ divisions, population, names o'
officials, State aud municipal: re-
cord; OF pas. elections, railroads, SC
cloGical formations. etc, of the
States of Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama
and Florida. will DO mailed free,
postage prepaid. to every snhscr;oei
ni the Daily or Weekly Timcs-D0mo-
crat. j.,
Send rcmittanccs in registered
letter, postal order or draft, at Our
rick.
css all communications to
TEE TMrs.DENcciIlr.
Now Orleans, In.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
NE
Gbe Gi.#es.psmoera1.
Tue New ORLEANS DLMocrN, md NEW
ORLEANS TINES, CONSOLIDATED
DrcrNnrp 1881.


A representative newspaper must
find its way into business establish.
mchts and to every fireside around
which clusters cvon tho most ordinn-
ry intelligence. Is there any qnes-
tion in the minds OF the people living
in tho Southwestern and Gulf States,
that the TINES. DEM ocRAr ia that pa
per; that it embodies oil CT the cle-
ments and possesses all tho qualities
that they can reasonably expect to
.ini in q fsvo.i,e journal.
The enterprise, push and progress
of the New Orleans Democrat dr-
ring tho past eighteen months havc
become proveibial. No journal pub
lislied in the South has made snch
progress in the samo period OF time.
The New Orleans Times has been for
many years rec gnizod M ore oi The
leading journals in the country. The
consolidated issue, TuE TlaEs-DsMr-
cR,r. will embody the best elements.
tile highest virtues Of both. Il will
simply be. without question, the
ideal papor of the business man. the
mccLahic, planter, farmer, the family
and tho people Of MI classes and
conditions. l. is waste of time 10
erumersto the excelloncies Of III is
sues. Ii is tho cpibpdimeIt Of The
modern newspaper. Every depart.
ment in il has been raised to the
Ligh's. standard. The Daily or the
weekly Tim"r.Dcmocrat should
reach every place of business and
c,ory home in The Sopthw,slern and
Calf Stalos.
Tho subscription rates for i!c Dai-
IL, are rs follows, payable il al
vance:
ono year, (cvery d'y.)......Sle 90
Six moa;hs, ................ u Co
Tho -a.Ns Tor the Weekly, nro m
follows:
Ohc year, (Sa,urdays). s).......sl 90
Six months. 20
The Weekly is novrr lcsa than l?
pages in siz", ard is really tbs bes:
and cheapest weekly paper published
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

: W mar, MA insuie t.c;r stcck
49, l'n~'s snl uegl.c' tier ciild-
ir,n Why rot ssvo tie hothei's
l.,rJ. =. ~ e. :" no tie = hv .
Loy q, Dr NJ, G.lf> Teeihins (Teoth.
ins Powde's) o her fa,l,ers 40 it.
For sac b. W q Cox.
litny "nr. d-t, 'a'"d i .an',
fru,in,, ns,l Tns rg awrr My, ~
,or unshe 10 dr., s. ;t' g. al. mny m'
rescued from au nn.ie!rly grave l.y
DR. Morcit's Tte.hins (T'c,hii e
Powdersl Fo: sale
by w u Geek
CorrnN SrEp.--W hav" en- hand
few lu i,els of cotton seel. which
excel anyihirs in yield wc kavc ever
seen SIM les al stalk aud bol! can
tie s.er. Pficc Il ! or bushed.
HAGa;s, D-aps & CO
F.la.g. .. 1853.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
ET" The Cornn Signal,
and the WnrKly Tias'-DEMocaA1
for nearly tao price Of ono. ~NSa

We will sond the Cor nH siGNA
aud tie Weekly TiNrs.DEMocH,r
(pow recognized as the best news,
mcrcia! and family paper pub
lished scuth Il tho Ohio riverl, Tor
one year for The sum ct s3 co. The
Democrats Illustrated Almanac fur
1882, and HanI-RuoE Of General
Iiformn.inn, will be mailed to
club suJ.c,ibcrs fno NJ charge, res
tsge prepaid. The cl 'b rate appl'ea
only to Subscribers who pay in ad-
vance.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
GOOD ADVICE
ny q s RURprTT,

growing aud .oolding because Moo
dy gets s2OOa week for preaching
Christianity, you will perrisve that
he never worries minute because
Ingcrsoll gets 5000 spigh: forproach-
ing atheism. .Yyu will observe that
tic man who il unutlorab!y shoske'l
because L. Murphy gels $l5O q week
for temperance work, seems to think
it al right when the bsrkSspsr takes
in twico 90 much money in \ single
day. -Tae laborer is worthy OF his
hire, my by, asd he, is iqssas. wor-
Thy of it in tho pulpit as lis is upon
the stump. I. tho man who 10 hon:
ss. trying to save your soul worth
less than tho man who Is only trying
his level best to get to~e 6rgr"ss?
Isn't Moody doing as good work as
lnsersoN? Isa'; John B Gould az
much lie iiend OF humanity and So
cie,y as tho bar..epdlr? Do you
want to get all tho go,d ia tie world
for nothing, so tha. you may be able
to pay a high prico for the bad? r..
member, my boy. tho good things in
'his world is always tho cheapest.
Spring water cost less than corn whi,-
koy; q box Of cigars will bny two or
,hroe bibl.s; a gallon 'f old brady
costs more than o barrel Of flour; q
full hard at pokor often COILS , man
moro in twenty minute, than his
church subscription smrunts to in
;hrce yoa,s; q S'a'o o!ec'ian cost
mo.e ihan rcviva! Of religion; you
can sleep in church every SUNDAY
norning for nothing, ifycu arc mean
enough 20 dead bea, yonr lrdsjng in
that way, hut nap in Pullman csr
costs you two dollars every time;
liGy cons for the circus aai penLy
lur the lit.lo ones to pm. in tho pis-
aionary box; ono dollar for tho .'hta-
tro, aud pair OF old trowscrs. frAy'G
at the end. ba,gy as to tho knee and
utturly busted as 10 tho doce, for
tl.e Michigan ,ullcrers; toe dancing
lady who tri's to war the ski.t OF
her dress under her arms nnd The
wsisto around her knee, AID kick:
her slipper clssr ovor tho orchestra
cI airs every night gels $500 y week,
anI the city missionary 5000 year;
the race horse scoops Ia $1,000 tao
first day, aid tho church lair lasts a
week, w,rks twenty-five or thirty OF
tho best women in America ncsrly 20
death ard comos out io;ty doliars IN
'isbt. Why. my boy, II you ever find
Jour self sreering or scolirG becsusc
onco in u while ypu hear Of prcsch-
cr got.irs livirg or even q luxurious
salary, or a temperance worker max
ing IN ,poy, 90 ont in the dark aud
feel csh.Ued uf yoursol', aud if yoE
icn'. ftol'abovc kicking moan miu,
lick yourself. Pnci"us li;'lo docs
religion and charity cost ile cid
world, my by; sn'l wi,On tho m'n-
sy il does eivo is hnrg into is face,
ike bone to dog, tho doher ID
not benefited " tho gift, aud tho
receiver is Lot, aid certainly sh"u d
u,t DO, grateful. It is insnl,ea.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

SorIcE Books Of subscription to the
coyiah County Agricultural and Ne
rhanic II ASSN uii"n, may bc founl I
Cook * Ards Family Gr"sMy store
Parties desiring to take stock c:n call
and have their names cn;c.cd.---.hosc
living a, distance can have il done by
letter 10 per zen, or each share Is ic-
yiIed whea signature is n'a'!c.
- n. II. Cook. Src'y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
JOSH BILLINGS CHARITY
TEST.

Josh Billings !h;rk. the charity G.
this world o ccnun,rum, and lao
gives it mp. Ono coil, snowy after
noon ,hia winter, Le ssw o thinly
clad man Try ing to sell q c;nilo oi
lead perci.s at the foo! Of the stair
Of an elevated railway station, i'm
ploring each pass r.6y to purc!as,, {,
rs he was starving. S5von IA scd
without bpyipg. Josh" was eighth,
and ~ bought them sni passed Oh
10 tie Faith Aytnnc Hotel. Soon,
having al crrand q. the G,.Scy H'ns:
20 thought ho would try his luc!;
selling pencils Gil tic way. He tcot
.hc two he had bought, pulled his
coat collar up end his hal brim down,
and SO. out il the dark. A: Twen-
ty-fourth n.recl ho stopped beneyo.
lent looking pedestrian VIII 'F'ease
buy my two pcrci'S 70: ten conts
spisct; | am STAR, lug; ] have had
po'hing 10 o., for twenty J.foar houIr.'
etc. The msn pushed him "side,sny.
ing g;uf,ir, i Gu buy 'hrsa for G
quarter down tie street. md went
on. Taree others b,iuG appealed TO,
lid about the same. AT last he
a'oucLe 1 into tho Gllscy H,u'a,an'
tried tho dodge ON man ut the bar,
who tossod him a quartor, aaying
"T.ho that, old nan, don't want
any pencils" Thon "Jcsh' revealed
himself and told tbs story OF his eI.
psrispce as m an:e'eur rencil iellcr,
to the great amusement a the arSsio-
b!ed company.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

AL who ica' n closely confined li'o
nre more freqHoat subjects of cens,iii-
lion. headache cnd Indigestion. IL you
will uys BGiiey,S Saline JpeJie''t twill
cure yna entirely. Pleasant sea a g'ass OF
soda, cheaper thar pills and never fails.
ArTEr severe ties, of twelve years,
by many leading p!lyaic'nIs aird thoGs,
snds of fenrls,s IL has been thoroughly
demonstrated tiiit EH;iish Ftmaj, NJ
t,yS hascured AMI roiiyu-' r,SF.c sickly
isnialcs. than all oEhSr remedies com.
line,I. IAh monthly tvfscts. cScSSles or
weaknesses affecting rimrisn vs single
ladies', are promptly s"lieved - a' USE
"-ough on cSi.l5." 81.
C-rcs : Soasesf0r s5 Cts. in elshcr SsdiipS.
Halted by Joun pashaiu. A;.sata. Ga
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
.ApHoIslsMs FROM TIE QUAR-.

hrdOislSnio rItoh 4uIS WAN
TIERS.
When you makeds jail too nice,
you had b.tter streLkin' do hog
pen.
Male don't kick 'cordin 10 no rule.
Bluek sheep hide mighty easy in
dc dark.
Belt r keep do roekin' chosr In do
cabin lon tell Sundny.
You can't co,x do morn'n'-slory to
clam do wro,g why round dc corn
stalk.
saflay night holp do roomatiz
pow'ful.
lIigh.l'srnt niger sin't much scr'
vice at d. log.roilin'.
Blind bride can't bile do fodder.
siack fun do lean horse.
Hot sun mako do blades dull in dc
hnrves .Gep. 4t
Mule cont unnsrsiau' do wheel
borrsr. 10
Smart rabbit 60 home 'iorc do
snow dopc fallin'.
Dead limb On do tree show itssi
when do buds come out. ~
Dribiu' 10 steers wii nuls-tslk is
dingin' way your brei. ,..-rff
Tia p:ato don't mind ldrsppin' on
de d..
cu,.in. de weather ismighty po.
farmin'. s.-z..l...si.
1. takes hsap O licks 10 dr;ba o
nail in do dark. t4..
Coed tigas o rain don't always
ho'p de young crap.
b. oks don't tell when do bec.mar.
tin an' dc oLicker.hawk fell ont.
D'n'; tuko 10, big o chip on do
snplin'.
De public ro d ain, free Tor dsra..
.lesn1ka.
Depl,w-p'int is close kin to do
mesl.bsg.
D.r's 9 ms fac's in do wuv dat
don't slids long ON dc te!sgraf.wiro.
j. A Macon, in Tae Coutury.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

BARNEsa WILKINSON. RES.
PECTFULLY invite The attention Of
their customers and the public, to
tLer largo an va.ied stock which
IS offered ut priaes s,ch as wiliiuduce
cash buyers to i..,or them with ltcir
pstrun nc.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
.JE%Srs MES.


This iino young Horse will commonce
hia scason gu to 25Gh. Inst, and
viii stand us follows:
At my sable. in Hazebnrat. On
Mondays and Fri'sys; Gtllatin, an
Tu,sdays; Hoods Sore, Piue Blnif)
wednesday,. and Tharodsys; Par
ter's Mud. Saturday. Terms: Ten
u o!lsrs per season, cash, with priv
ils-e of seasogs until mare proves
with io;l.
Jesse is fonr yoqrs oil. 10; bands
high, Weighs 1000 ponud, rs we'll
formed. and jnst the horse Tor thiH
country.
N,sss Mus.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

II is ssid ,h,t there arc about 1000
men and women engaged in dime
novel ard Library writing. Tuis is
Que rossoH Why wool sawyers and
house servanis are 20 scarce.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
T Ut rs
'-'''''''7P FILLS

ACT plREQiLYoN TAE liXER,
Rick lIesdae hc, Iiiious Collie ,Censttpas
tlon, Nhsunaatisin,P Piles, PaIpitataon OF
the Heart, Dixxincss. Torpid Livsr, and
Female Irregularities. II you do nos "isel
very we'll. "Rsingle pill nt bedtime stimulates ths
itOmachs rcs.osestac ~p,~'is inipnrs vism 70 y
nJWslf: sea TgTyS Mi.sAi fatf, "a
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

It rsmLor Wp;son ri'h yaur
cs.h. a.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

Terms: Two Dollars per annnm, IN
advance. Advertisements inserted at
one dollar per square, ten lines orlcss.
for the first insertion. and iifty cents
each continuance,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

q w. Gordon.
Na.lchura:, MiS'is''ppi'
IIorsE. SiGY AND BrGGr PAINTER,
cL,zrR. KAL,oMiNsR, PArgEil,NGrR
All orders Left at McsSrS. Wall y
Moods Shop, Nillh" attended to.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

PAY YOUR TAXES.
The Tex for yesr 1882, being now
duo, lam ady 10 Ic-airc the sa'0'
as icil"ws: -.
Safe tax s. 81 OF $1,000 Ot
Sc,, oil tar 5 CD " e"
pofci,.sh,pli75 e" Z"
County t,s Els
Ten per ceat damages will 10 add
cd oiter December 10Th. 1882.
T. ]. nARGRAvE
Tax Collector.
ut7l,lr!s! OTIS tl6s2-;f
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

Es.C. FER.L',
PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON
Haz'eliurS., MISS
Olice in htel aal Filliamson.
drug store.
- !, a,aYs - EfH'O s.
Successor TO Louis Lcn,ini.
ilizLrurIsTi vi
Shaving aud Hair Cutting saloon,
sn,lcr liallenurst Hotel.
De r. G. PENN.
Risidont D.n,iss
uaz'clurst MISS.
OEi C 90 Croslcr Street.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23

u iSSS ~ 'Iss.
H.E'.hurs', Aug. IL, lSSs.-2S.;f
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-23
En,~ats nf Pytilias.

CRYSTAL Springs Lodse Noal; u'rc''
every second aud fourth Fridays o'
.ash month. at Issile han.
Officers: & l. Saith. Past than'cl'
l.r: HH Minis. Chenccllo Com'nan'
der: ] " BAILEY, Vice Ihsncollor; t. :,
Nawtop. rrclaic; W & Wilkinson. N
o! L; S II Aby. m of 7 AID y oi IL -
CIV Cook, " ut \; | Berk~on, in'w'
Gssrd: y 4 Staskhon.c. Outer "u'r"
Section No iOl. Endowment Rank II
y Wiliiug, President: " Z wilkinson
ssct'y md Treasurer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17
John Liscum's L state.

STATE OF vERMoNT) The Honorable the
nt,,r, =, chi,,,n,,,n So Probate Court for the
p''lie' u N"'''e"ue"' District of Chitiendcn.
To the heirs and all persons interested IN the
estate of John Llscum late OF Burlington, Ia
said district, deceased.
GREETING
WHEREAS. application hath been made u this
court III writing, by the executrx of the las viii AMI
testament OF SAID deceased praying for license anl
authority 10 sell the real estate OF SAID deceased,
setting forth therein that II would be beneficial TO the
heirs, devisees and lesatees and all those interested
IN the estate TO sell the whole of the real estate OF
said deceased and convert the same INTO money,
and having lcl the written consent OF all those III
tcrested IN said estate residing III this state.
Whereupon, the sad Court apo nted and as
signed the 18th day Of september, lssS, At the Pro-
bate Court rooms, in said district, TO hear AMI de-
eide upon said application and petition, aud o.dercd
public notice thereof to be gwen 10 all persons
Interested therein, by publishing said order, to-
gether with the time aud place Of hearing, three
weeks successfully, IN the Burlington Free Press.
a newspaper which crculates III the nelghburhoOd
OF those persons interested in said estate, all
which publications shall be previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court, at the time and place assigned
then and there IN said court make our object on
10 the granting OF such license, II you seecause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate COur
rooms, This 18th day of August, A. ID. lss3
7w3w GEO. W WALES, Register |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-17
HANLAN WINS.
Ross, HOsmer and Leo Bcatcn-COurt.
ney,s Conduct.


WATKINS, N. ", Aug. 15.-IIaulan won
the professional race this afternoon three
miles and turn, in 2l.9, three lengths ahead of
llosmer with Wallace Ross good third and
Lee out. AT the starting llanan occupied
the first position, Hosmcr second, Lee third
and Ross fourth. The water was choppy, the
wind blew strong all the afternoon and TO- 900
people waited three hours for the race. The
men were MT in position till $50. Ross caught
the water first, all pulling evenly, Hanlan on
the outside rowing several rods to the right of
the others, whose bows were about even,
rowing with the tips of the oars almost
touching. Ilosmer led Ross half length in
the first quarter. The race was beautiful for
II mile. llosmer turned toward uanlan
while Lee ami Ross continued TO crowd each
other. Ross who was near the shore began
creeping ahead with llosmer and Lee losing
two boat lengths. The latter continued to
lose aud before the fifth quarter was com.
plcted turned and pulled ashore, being 8 to
10 lengths in the rear. All showed signs OF
fatigue and dropped down TO about 80 strokes
minute. Hanlan maintained his own
course well, Hosmer and Ross crowding each
other. Hnnlan still led at the turning nuoys
his turn being made in 9.1S; llosmer, 9.22 ;
Ross, 0.24. The water was very rough, the
breeze suddenly ircshening. The men were
helped in the first mile and u half by the breeze
aud in the second part Of the race had hard
work against the wind and waves. During
the last half of the second mile Iaulau
kept about a half-length ahead of Hosmer
increasing it in the first part of the third mi,
to length. Ross kept the bow of his boat
ahead of Hosmer's stern, but was unable L
get even. The final quarter was one vigor
Gus squirt Hanlan lett Hosmer by three
lengths, making the home buoy in 2l09
with Hosmer second and Ross third. Tn,
crowd checrcd Hanlan repeatedly.
In the regatta to-day Courtney was de
feated in the tiial heat by Ross and Lee
Courtney claimed that Lee fouled him.
The consolation professional race was call
ed shortly after six. The wind having lulled
| the water was in splendid condition. Thu
race was a beauty. Tcemer, Lee, Teneyck
SPARROW, Griffin and Plaisted started. Tee
mcr led, followed closely by Lee and Ten
eyck. The others soon dropped behind
Plas,ed finally Withdrew. The distance wal
three miles and turn and was made in TIN
| following time; Tecmer, 20. 81 Lee, 90. 80
Teneyck, 2O.3i. twas expected that Court
ney would row in the consolation race, bu
failing to appear the utterances of disgust II
his behavior were more emphatic than ever