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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
PULIrZER's MISFORTUNE

The sight of One Eye Lost and the Other
Impaired.
NEW YORK, September THE many
friends of Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, the editor
and proprietor of the New York World,
will be shocked to learn that his trip
abroad in quest of health has not resulted
to his decided advantage. Mr.. Pulitzer
has already suffered the total loss of one
eye and the other is threatened. 1t had
been his intention to have sailed from
France to New York 10 days ago, but the
physician attending him forbade the trip.
On Saturday Mrs. Pulitzer and children
will sail for Europe to join him, being
summoned by a cablegram.
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Washington Jots.

The President has approved the naval
appropriation bill.
The House will not vote on the Retalia.
ton bill until 4 O'Clock to-day.
The Canadian retaliation bill was dis.
cussed in the House yesterday. The
speakers were Cameron, of Illinois; Nc
Millip, of Tennessee; Mason, OF Minnesota
Seymour, of Michigan; Adams, of Illinois
White, of Indiana, and Others.
The House at its evening session passed
thirty-two private pension bills at 10:3(
and adjourned until tomorrow.
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New York Responds to the Appeal

NEW YORK, September Several meet
ings were held to-day in aid of the suffer
ers at Jacksonville. The New York pro-
duce Exchange telegraphed to the Mayor
of Jacksonville to draw on it for $500.
Mayor Cooper to-day received tor the
city 81 900, and the H. r. Hallison & Co.
fund is increased to s., 100. Tammsny
Hall tonight appropriated s., 500 for the
relief of the yellow fever sufferers In
Florida
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
Florida CItles In Good condition.

WASHINGTON, D. O., September THE
Marine Hospital Bureau has received q
telegram from DR.. Posey, stating that he
bad visited and inspected the cities of
Gainesville, Palatkals and Orlando, and
found them healthy. DR.. Julius Wise re-
ports that Fernsndino was also in good
sanitary condition on September 1st. DR..
Guiteras reports from Camp Perry, 9th
inst, as follows: Discharged, none; sent
to Jacksonville, IL; admitted yesterday,
IL, and in camp, l46.
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For West VirHinIAus.

1SS0Toa 70 AS RssiSe,.
-, "SsalSGroN, September 7.-Hender-
:. y Mitchell has been appointed post
v ~ at Confluence, Braxton county,
agnsd. VIC '"nn d. Aierney' 10
Oot%~s Oss Headley has been appointed
NiroS.a;s"' at Ogden, Wood county, West
@ vice Charles Z. Sarber, resigned.
Coco pUs'omee has been established at
JAM. N AAsns"hs county, w. Va, with
32O oSun a. koss as postmaster, route 12,.
ss. 'usu oniles east, Charleston 15milss
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Nominated nc Clarksburg.

Special Tlegrcm TO ne RegtST.
CLARKsBUEs, W. VA, September T.
J. N. Wilkinson, of Bridgeport, was nom
mated by the Democrats for county sur
veyor, and through an error was omitted
from special in tO-dsy's issue.
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Jack FrosI's Touch.

NEW YORK, September 7.-Dispatches
from Troy, N. Y, report severe frost in
that section last night, causing severe dam
age to corn and potatoes. There was a
severe frost also in eastern Minnesota in
Turing cranberries, corn and tomatoes.
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An American Tug Fined.

OTTAWA, ONT, September THE Gus
toms department has decided to enforce
fine of $500 against the American
Schooner Gladiator, seized by Canadian
Customs authorities while towing in Can a.
dian waters
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To Destroy the slave Trade.

LONDON, September s.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Chronicle says: The Pope has
instructed the papsl nuncio at Brussels "a
aid Cardinal Qsyigirie in couvoking an in
tar.national conference on the suppression
of slave trading. His holiness promises to
send leoates to the conference.
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Mrs, Stowe Cannot Recover.

NEW YORK, September Mrs. Har-
riet Beecher Stowe is seriously i'll at her
home at Sag Harbor, L. 1. Her physician
entertsins no hope of her recovery and her
family has been summoned to her bedside.
Mrs. Stowe is now in her 77th year and is
from suffering cerebral affection.
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Race War In Texas.

CHICAGO, September IA dispatch
from Richmond, Texas, says: At late
hour last night q dispatch was received
here from Thompson Switch saying that
Rufe Love, 8 notorious negro sgitator, had
purchased all the cartridges in that vicin-
ity and had advised tho negroes to arm
themselves and prepare to defend their
lives and property. A posse immediately
formed and proceeded to the Switch on
horseback. Thirty-two armed men are
patrolling the town.
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A Tribute to Sheridan.

fErRoIT, September Cen. Russell
A. Alger, Of this city, has consented to
deliver the eulogy on General Sheridan at
the annual meeting of the Society Of the
Army Of the Cumberland, of which Gen.
Sheridan was President. The meeting
will be held ut Chicago, September 10.
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Another for Cleveland

CArLIN, ILL.,, Ssstembsr IA. NJ.
Nesbitt, q promineSS farmer and wool
grower, living near Hoopeston, in this
county, who has always voted the Repub-
lican ticket, has declared sauarely for
Cleveland and tariff reform.
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Vetoed Private Pension Bills.

WASHINGTON, d. G., September t.
The President to-day vetoed eight private
pension bills, principally upon the ground
that the death or disability of the ex soldier
was not connected with his military ser
yice
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Prairie Fires In Da kota.

ABERDEEN, OAK, September RE
ports from points west of here states that
prairie fires are doing great damage in Ed
mund and Mcpherson counties The fire
has burned q strip twenty-five miles long
and three miles wide.
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Shut Out the Women,

PrTTsBURG, September AT q meet
ing tonight the Board of Directors Of the
Western Pennsylvania Medical College,
declared against the admission of female
students and refused the applications Of
six Young ladies'
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PromInent CitIzen Drowned.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, September T.
Word has reached here that General VIM.
Terry, one of the most prominent citizens
of Southwestern Virginia, was drowned
while attempting to cross a swollen creek
near wytheville, "wednesday. He WAS
nearly 75 wears old.
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Richmond VIII send Aid.

RICHMOND, Va, September Mayor
Ellison issued an appeal to the citizens in
behalf of the sufferers at Jacksonville and
appointed a committee on subscriptions.
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Minnesota Wheat Grades.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, September T.
Grain men here do not agree as to the re-
ported lowering of wheat grades by the
serted that no change of methods of grad
ing had been made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

lrspPesrs thai China haS not refused to
rs,.iy the immigration treaty. It was
"poS.pOasi for further deliberation. "
WAeo the news OF the late action of Con-
gess Is telegrsphed 20 the Flowery King.
dom, the acknowledged celestial will prob.
abl! conclude that DC cad better rstify the
trsaty and deliberate afterwards.
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Defends the Pops's Temp oral Power,

LONDON, September The Catholic
Congress at Freiburg has unanimously
adopted resolutions in favor of the temporal
power Of the Pope and condemning the
Italian penal laws affecting the Clergy.
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Beat the Worlds Record.

CHICAGO, September IA dispatch
from Lexington, KY, says: BOsque Bonita
beat the worlds 3.ysar-old half-mile track
record quarter of q second at the Paris
fair yesterday, trotting the fourth heat in
the $50 class, purse, in 2:26i, and winning
the race.
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cbalestou,s subsoriptIon.

CHARLESTON, September THE How
ard Association sent $500 to Jacksonville
to-day. All the mercantile bodies have
opened subscriptions. Experienced nurses
are volunteering in large numbers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

SENATOR VEST read a letter in the Sen
sIe Yesterday showing that seven China
men bsd become naturslized citizens and
voted 10 Indianapolis. Indianapolis, it is
not Necessary o remark, IS the home of one
candidate "HALLIsON.n
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Stra,o,h Hsr Nsvv

BERLIN, September THE North Ger
man Gazette confirms the reports of an in
crease in the naval forces in connection
with the scheme to build canal between
the North Sea and the Baltic.
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Moylcksr,, Thestre Leased.

CHICAGO, September The report is
current that James h. McVicker has leased
his theatre to A. N. Palmer, Of New York,
the consideration being $4,000 per an
pum
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noru-a.sman Naal RanomInated.

CINCINNATI, o., September THE
Twelfth district Democratic Congressional
Convention at Washington O. r., Ohio,
nominated Hon. L. T. Neal, Of Chilli
cothe.
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Harriet Beechsr stoves Condition.

Sag HARBoR, L. l., September Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe had q slight apo
plexy attack . few days ago which con-
fined her to her bad. Her physicians re-
port this afternoon that her condition is
improved and that she il now comfortable,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
The Chinese Minister Coming,

NEW YORK, September IA Washing
ton special to the Herald says: Chang Yon
Hoon, the Chinese Minister who was call.
ed to Peru on official business several
months ago, will leave Lima on the 18th
inst. for the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

The REGISTER is happy to announce
thar Hon. JOSEPH f. MCDONALD, Of II
diana. odd Sldd,ebags," will address the
Democracy OF West Virginia on Thursday,
september 10Th, at FairmOnt, Friday, Sep
tsnbsr 2ls', at Wheeling, and Saturday,
the 22d, a. PArkersburg The people al
most irrespective OF party will turn ont tc
bear this rare old Democrat aud veteran
statesman discuss the issues OF the cam
yiigu, ;or they will never hear them dis
ClSed by better man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
Engineers' Association,

MILWAUKEE, September THE LNa.
tional Association Of Stationary Engineers
this afternoon elected z. G. Smith, ol
New York, President, and John Fehren.
batch, Of Cincinnati, Vice President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
A Prominent Mormon Gone,

SALT LALE CITY, September 7.-Gen.
Horace. S. Eldridge, Superintendent oi
Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution,
which does n business Of 5000, 900 an.
nually, died yesterday, aged 10 years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

ARKANSAS PrOhlbiuOnists claim q great
Hclv'y IN the recent election. Forty coun-
ues, :. Is SAID, voted against license.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

LolToE JOSEPH PULITZER, Of the New
iOiN World mas lost the sight of one eye
and tie other IL il serious danger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
A PEACEFUL FAMILY.
fHBwAY MARION COUNTY REPUBLICANS
HARl0NIlI.
Politician Stone Inpss,s oil. Shsn' hlihsal
fsaly, and OIL Sassrs 0alh Hns Von-
nom Lara and a0pwsd"- Var
Among Hs yNtAfhl
Special 7iepran 10 Ne Repsao.

Special Tdeprm % Ne Rspsso.
FAIRNoNr. September There b .
mixed-up situation among Marion county
Republicans. For some time back thers
has been bitter feelings between tbs friends
Of Col. Tom Staeesn and the Wea VIr-
gisids clique. ool. SAeEsu was . candi.
date for Congress befocs the Philippi Con-
vention, and the ring made despsrats sf-
forts to down him, resorting 10 the most
questionable political methods A. J.
Stone was put forward - spokesman. and
he made bitter psrsonA attack upon Col.
Stagyers, charging that hs hsd thrsatsosd
to suppor. the Democratic ticket II be was
not nominated. Stone said that his su.
thorities were W. 8. Haymond and N. 8.
Barnes, both prominent Dsmocnts Of this
place.
Col. Stagsen denied the charge In
the convention, and called Stone -
common liar and COW.
ard" Not satis6sd with this
be addressed letters to Raymond and
Barnes, and both denied that they had
ever had any conversAtion with Stone on
the subject, or that Mr.. staegsn had
ever told them that he would NOT support
his party nominees. The lettsp were pub
lished and are . complete triumph for Mr..
Staggers. They prove the utter fAlsity Of
the assertions made BY his enemies. The
ring organ, the West TirgiSiaR, which wss
expected to make reply to the publiahsd
letteis, or attempt an explanation Of the
base assault upon Stansers, comes out this
week without word about the matter.
II is regarded - . public confession that
Stones charges were merely trumped up
for the occasion. In the meanwhile the
friends Of StaRgers are fighting mad and
demand that they will have "a explana-
tion or know the reason Why. The Re-
publican county convention comes of
next week. aud unless peace ispatchsd up,
look out for fun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

TIE O'd Roman Is himself again. he
VIII speak AZ Newark to-day, and the couu-
Try viii keep its ears open.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

Alg'oN eonnty Republicans seem to be
gcowlug rtd-in-the-fscs in their efforts to
be harmonious. One prominent party
lsstsr charges another with treachery to
hs party, and the elegant retort comes
back tuat be IS "a common liar and q COW
ani" W. councnd to the warripg breth-
REQ ths, beautiful and touching poem, be
Gnniag Little nirds in their nests agree, "
etc 1t Is worthy OF their CAREFUL study.
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Lsax.s 80 AspesAnlaes.


=, . o. - -
On ssVtsnbe 11th ~ b 4 o. vin IN
round TIP dcks1s 81 Tsa tsaiM - -
lows: Trains laass Whsslfag = 10:1S
D. m, 80 = n, 500 - ez6 q. =.
Fars IL IL rsasd ZIP 1a5H. Teksls
eesd 70 rstan x,ti1 6sp9snh9 1Stk NJ
limit On b sxtssdsd ~ sstaRn ysanR
thifty dsyu b dspesitfng ~ 6eks1U wilh
de Jsist Aesst q ~ fnilsss1 nao g
Colsnbaj . q bsEsss Gspesob9 1stk
Tishs11 r p.zlR trai0 Wm - ~ eep.
tsnbw - = 111h g ~ sbsvs ne1ss -
s Init. :. 60. =. - g 60 p.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
WAGES AND THE TARIFF.

Mr.. James G.. Blaine when he was
Secretary OfState said:
Undoubtedly the inequalities of
the wages Of English and Ameri-
can operatives are more than equal
lied by the greater efficiency of the
latter and their longer hours of
labor"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

INSPECTORS report that all Florida cities
O''s''s Jacksonville are in healthy con-
diuoa.
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Frost In Michigan.

EAST TAwAs, MICH, September IA
heavy frost Wednesday night damaged po-
tatoes, corn and tomatoes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

FoR beauty, for comfort, for impro We
ment Of the complexion, use only Pozzoni's
Powder; there is nothing equal 10 Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE is ser
'Susy in.
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CHINESE ACTION.

The Treaty Postponed For Future Delhi,
Grafton.
WASHINGTON, September 7.-Minister
DENLY telegraphs: Treaty postponed for
further deliberation.
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IgVS AND COMMENT.
THE wEAlHkh.

p,rnsylvauis and West Virginia,
r,- western ~ and rain; warmer southeFly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

HORSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
For the Tired Brain
From over-sxsrtion. Ttyit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

FLORIDA has inslly been compelled by
=. ,sl,ow monster that is tearing at her
r;,,is 70 csT for help. This means that
- b,spssd up her own resources. Down
-. :, the Land of Flowers they have
-,,5Iv sustained the enormous cost OF at
'..,o,s I, restrain the plague until their
.,.,,,c,s which at best are small, are ex.
s.,.,.5 Nst ouIy has Florida bad to con-
,.,d With the deadly plague itself but also
v,b tss olsyan'iue tbatis everywhere es-
,,,,abpd against her, which has cost her
,.r rnes more money, The cry for help
,,,n lac, s,nyrlis will meet with an in-
mediate response from the generous
hearted and opened handed people OF the
North.
The RgdrsrgR will gladly receive con-
r:b,,i,Es IN any amount and forward
than to the proper authorities of Jackson
yille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

-. 5svs sgo the REGISTER pointed
S@ -. health authorities OF the city
%, ., S,,,s = the Importance Of taking proper
so 90. to. 70 guard against any possibility of
''PS 'as allow n fever scOurss finding a lOds'
''s s,,biu their borders Iseems to the
S,',rrE nsD' thst in view OF the malignant
h''s, s.,I ,bsrscter OF the disease then, and
so raging at Jacksonville that
o,o'non oo", prudence should suggest some n
"'D .,t on the part of the
ao'S s,,,. Board Of Health. Ii is known
~, ~ Surgeon General HAMILTON has
'n' , t,on, Washington to the Secretary OF
SI Sat, Board of Health enquiring If
-, ~ measures had been taken to guard
NJ .3;,s. the scourge finding its way into
-, vr,ginis territory. Any danger OF
~. character is very remote, and yet If
,s.,s ~. be suy possibility Of infection proper
- .,o,iops 70 prevent it should be inAu-
s,,,.,i without delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
BASE BALL.
To-Oay's dance:

Il was entirely too muddy and VET 10
play ball yesterday sftsrnooo, and The
Jackson wheeling eams was postpsosd.
II the weather clears up sufacisutly BY
this afternoon, and the grounds ars In any
condition, two eama will b played, ths
first 70 commsnce st 2 o'clock. Bass ball
lovers should turn out libsEslly 10 - thsss
games - they viii donbtls.s b nns coa-
tests. On Monday snd Tuesday ths hone
team will 70 70 Oolumbos 70
play two exhibition sanS thsrs,
and no doubt thsy will b
greeted with large crowds II The wsstbss n
fair. The Wheeling club b having fathsr
tough luck in The wsy of wsathes, md -
they have detsrmiDsd 70 stick Ne saason
out, bsss ball lovsu shoaN pstrsuiss ths
esms In HbsrL maanss. Zsossvills I'D
Kalamszoo By going under hsvs Iosfsitsd
their guarantee of $500, snd II any othe
clubs foIlow In thsir waks, - th1s peob-
ably viii be, thers will b ssst sun IN
the treasury at the end Of The ssasoa 70 b
divided MP bstwssn ths clabs which stick
The season out, ooe of which ths Wheeling
club will deabtlss b.
Tolsds-Castsa dane Psstpsssl.
Spedld Tkerua b ~ Reela~.
CAEToy, o., 6sptsnb~ =. 7.-Ths Castsa
~. Toledo Cms w. psstpsssd to-day -
account of rsin. Two eano Win -
played to,morruw. Thisd hessaas BdeW
spssinsd his ankle whijs plsyisG - Nov
Castls, Pa, ystsday, and wss rsssass1 q
his own request
LsaEss 80 AssssAa11so.
At Chicago Chieags II, Bsstoe Q.
Al Observation-Disclosures 2, New
York 3.
AZ Philsdslphis-Athlstis 2, Kaans
City l.
At New Yak-Bsesklyns, 9, LssirilIs s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
A Ch,t yyitn Nlntt Storu

Grover Cleveland, the California cam
didate for the Suburban, arrived at the
Brooklyn track on Saturday last, and on
Wednesday Mr.. Matt Storm, his owner
and trainer, accompanied by Cyrus
Holloway, his Jockey, and Jones, the
trainer OF Wilfred, called upon us at this
Office. Mr.. Storm has not been East
since 1878, he having formerly been a
noted Canadian steeplechase rider in the
days when John Hyland, George
Sutclifle, Pepper and Mike Murphy were
the lights OF the saddle.
"When / was last in New York." said
Mr.. Storm, 'things looked very different.
The Brooklyn Bridge wasn't half COM
pleted."
NO." said Holloway, "but we've been
showing him tue sights and walked him
over the bridge this morning to astonish
him."
''Well, its worth seeing" said Storm,
good-humoredly; "but the cold weather
here is the drawback.
"Was the season 80 advanced in Cali
fornia ?" we asked. "Then | suppose
your horse must be pretty fit?"
"No, he isn't" answered Storm, "but
as for the weather there, why, Grover
was eating grass foot high before we
started"
"What sort of horse is he ?" we in
quired.
"a great deal like the Mondays you've
seen--something like Jim Renwick, but
not SO coarse. He has more of Lean
ington finish. You see, he's by Monday,
from the mare Robin Girl-she's an En-
quirer."
"You certainly got in we'll at the
weights, both in Brooklyn and the Su-
bui ban."
eyes, chimed in Jones, ''slipped the
handicappers clean"
"Well, | don't complain about the
weights; my horse is no better treated
than any of the Californians. But there
is one thing you must remember, Grover
Cleveland has to class as five-year-old
when he is really only four. He was
foaled Dec. 25, six days before Jan. L,
1885, and under the rule has to carry
weight for horse year older than
he is"
"Like most of the Mondays, speed is
his forte, suppose 2"
ooh, he'll stay, 'Mr. Vigilant, %
quickly observed the sensitive owner.
"He was all out of form last spring at
San Francisco, but in the fall he came
round. ! wrote to Mr.. Holloway to come
home and ride him in the fall, but |
guess he thought he was the same horse
he had been in the spring, and wouldn't
come. That was the mistake and my
loss, as l would have backed him heavier
had Mr.. Holloway ridden him. / won
eleven races, with only two losing races
between. You spoke of his staying; he
stayed mile heats fast enough and three
quarter heats in 13l2 and :141e."
What sort of horse is Senator
Hearst's Australian bred colt True
Briton ?" we asked.
Gle looks for all the world like Pom.
tiac," said Holloway.
''Is he horse of any merit?"
"Well," said Storm, 81 gave him seven
week. work and he did mile for me in
;45. think he is quite fair sort o.
horse"
Grover Cleveland will begin active
work in few days. He has gained
flesh en- route, and has never missed his
feed. -[Vigilant in the N. Y. Spirit OF
the Times.