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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-10

Al Buffalo. n. Y, August Z. in the p, .,
Of the Great Eastern Circuit. the Maine stai
lion Nelson. captured first place. winning 81
per cent of the fine purse of 5000 Ia ,hrc,
straight heats. Nelson was driven b. Iva
Woodbury., and reduced his record nom
2.l63 to 2.l5. Time 2 is, ANA. lb. ls1,
Bullion was second, Sensation third, Lynn
W. fourth. Eight horses started ami ia,
ra;e was the best Of the day.
Nelson was foalcd Ia 1882 aud is conse.
quently seven years old Ills sire. Young
Rolfe. was the splendid horse ,ha, dropped
dead on the track five years ago While
Nelson's record 2 IL made Aug I, has been
surpassed by over seconds. IL yet puts hin,
on the list Of the gr, at horses The trotters
that have gone = mile in less time are few.
and everyone of them is famous. Sixteen
years ago there was not a trotting horse IL
America with a record SO low as that made
by Nelson Wednesday. Today there are a
number of horses considerably belox Il.
But it should be remembered that Nelson
made his record at Buffalo in a roee, which
is quite different thing from record
made trotting against time. Maud =. is the
fastest trOtter in America but in y race she
has never trotted u mile In less than 2. Ia,
her record made in 1880; and tht, IL only a
second and u half better than Nelson do
Wednesday. II was trotting against time that
Maud Made In 1885 the worlds greatest
trotting record, a mile in Us3. The great
records, with which Nelson's has the right TO
be compared are, for races.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-10
TWELVE THOUSAND
The Arrears a Pensioner Gets Whose
Case was Reopened.

The pension Office granted Richard Whiting
pension of S24 per month on account OF
nervous prostration ard impairment Of mind
This allowance was subsequently, increased
TO $50 per month. At a later date it was re-
duced 10 s. per month, through an error
made by the surgeon who examined the pen
sionet The case was reopened uhder the
decision of Assistant Secretary Bussey. The
rensioner was granted an allowance of S72
per month pension and arrears from date of
discharge in 1865. The arrears aggregate
about Sl2 .00a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken from the Current News
Of the Day.

The insnrrection st Crete is giving rise to
grave questions.
1t is expected that the Czar will arrive in
Berlin the 24,h inst. and remain several
days.
Owing to the horrible condition of Chica-
go's drinking water. an epidemic of typhoid
fever is raging in the city.
Policeman Fryer was shot and killed at
Chicago Friday morning in a street fight.
The murderer has not yet been arrested.
Geo. N. Hollis of the Hollis Dressed Beef
and Wool company Boston, made an assign
ment to Judge Asa French and n. f. Hollis,
Friday.
Four hundred drunken HaH-sr;ans who
didn't know the coke strike had been de-
cided in their favor, started on a raid Fri
day. They were quieted.
Reports are in circulation that the sugar
trust has about completed negotiations
with an English German syndicate to get the
sugar markets of the world under one su-
preme CONTROL.
The local committees are strenuous!y
pushing the claim. of Chicago for the worlds
out the land will receive circulars which the
committee assert will cause them all to sup
port Chicago.
One Of the most gigantic combinations the
industrial world Of ihi. country has ever
seen. is being perfected. # is the incorpor-
alton Of the table glassware manufacturer
Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
| into an immense trust.
The Massachusetts Loan and Trust Com
pany placed an attachment for s200, 900 on
the Riverside Mill, Frid.y. This makes
| A3i2. 900 Of attachments on property here
| Nothing is known Of the whereabouts Of
missing Treasurer Brown.
The geodetic survey party sent OFT by the
| United States government TO definitely deter
miue and establish the Alaskan boundary srs
now a. work. They stopped at Ounaiasks
where souniinas we're made and the varia
| ton Of the magnetic needle was aseef;ained
Mrs. MAJ brick. who was found guilty O.
| poisoning her husband and sentenced {,
| death. has broken down under the grea
strain TO which she has been subjected fol
| days past, and is said to be seriously i'll
There is q general fernent throughout tn
country against the verdict
i A despatch from San Francisco says tn
Chinese are swarming in by every Hon
Kong steamer bound for Mexico. No les
than sixty came week ago They are re
shipped ut San Francisco without landing
. but once in MEXICO there is no difficulty
: smuggling them ever the southern border.
The San Francisco Chronicle has dil
: covered that Thomas =. Plaakets, Who my
: ,eriousiy disappeared from Hartford. Conn
: in August. lsss. and whose .upr osed deal
in Mexico vas telesrsphed over the count
e from Hartford LAST April Ii today alive and
0 resident Of the City Of Mexico.
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GREAT GAME.
The C,aital Boys "Lsstls' too
Strong Il Queen citys.
1hfee fhoasald People Witness The Fine
PdFhdd Flyers.
/ Gfsel Horse Makes I Record At ETef-
9feen Pilt.
The Pork Packers Salt Down the Bean
Eats1s at Chicago.

Yesterdays Augusta Bangor game val
the best yet The Augusta boys had been
worked hard during the week havinssplayed
five games in four successive days and were
not in the best of condition, but nos~itn-
standing this fact theY, played superior ball.
Sullivan and Pushor did the battery work
for the home team, and did it most excel
lently. Sullivan pitched his usual cool
hesded game, held the heavy batlers down 10
three scattered hits and struck out nine Of
the Queen City boys. Pushor caught the
game without an error, notwithstanding The
fact that he cas ght with two fingers knocked
out In fielding Wilson led the batting with
ten chances taken At third base and not an
error. The other players did fairly well
bu. had few chances.
Ruby did not settle down to business in the
first inning and a. consequence the home
team batted out two earned runs, but after
this he got control Of the ball and pitched
steady game, being finely supported by
Elsvin As back stop. The Augusta boys
batted ont six hits with total of eight Pat
terson made two singles and Wilson and
Priest each had = two-bagger. The visitors
were unable to bat Sullivan little bit, but
their fielding was fine. Donahue at short had
six chances withosA An error. Kirmes played
third with two ppt outs three assists
bu, one error and Keith played
second we'll taking his three chances
in good shape. lie was given hear
ty applause as he stepped to the bat from IN
audience which was already kindly disposed
toward him for his faithful work when
member of the home club. Sweeney played
first in excellent shape and batted out two
of the three hits OF the club. Wilson aud
OBrien put up neat little double play and
Ruby run bases like deer lie is an ex-
ceilent sprinter and fine all ronnd player.
Augusta will be glad to welcome Queen
City nine az ,in. rhe umpiring ofJohn Guthrie
was most superior ard impartial. The score
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-10

Mr.. Ernest S. Currier went to Belfast
Yesterday in the interest OF Mr.. Cnadbourne
of ,h.. city. Mr.. Currier will be absens
some little time.
Miss Annie NJ Lakeman has rendered her
resignation to the experimenting school
committee.
The Rev, Frederic W. Farr. pastor OF the
Pine street Baptist church in Milford. Mass,
il spending his August vacation in Maine
and will preach in the Baptist church In
this city tomorrow and the remaining sun
days in this month
Mr.. J Perry Worien, of the New fors
Times arrived in the city yesterday. He IA
accompanied by Mr.. G. s. Blair Of Boston
and today they will start for Aoosehead
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THREATENING WEATHER
Reduces the Attendance at the Buffalo
Races.


BUFFALO, Aug. ..
The Buffalo meeting closed with threaten
ing weather and a reduced attendance The
sport was good.
Ia the 2. IL pacing purse, 50 900 divided,
Ed AMMAN woh, Emma second, Wilcox, third
and Lillian distanced in the seventh heat.
Best time 2 l6 by Wilcox. Lillian was the
favorte until the third heat when Ell AMMAN
loomed up ani won in an exciting contest of
eight heats.
The free for all trot for which Rosalind
wilkes, Clingstone, and Thornless were en-
tered iii not mstarialize the first two being
drawn.
Johnston the phenomenal PAGER tried to
break his Chicago record Of 206 4 He
made POS l..
In tine 2.33 class trotting purse $1,000. di-
vided Keich first, Kentucky Blanche second,
Poem third. Bes: time, 222.
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ver York Money Market.

Ngw YoKH. Aug. "
. 21f call rgsy. ranging from too.
PIs laf paper a " ID
GsLilugr, dali and st|ady
GoTerpDest bonds. dnl snd steady.
Railroad SoJds, quiet 4 nerally strong.
Ihe foilgy iBs are the closing gs0tattoas u -
lfities;
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OAR RECORDS BROKEN.
The New York Oarsmen Beat the Bos-
ton Boat Though Two Faint in Doing
II


CHICAGO, Aug. ..
In the Pullman r, gatta this afternoon oc-
cnrod the race between the two famous
eight oarcd erew-. the Atlantas of New
York and the Il affords of Boston. The
Brsdtords took the water first and held a
small lead at the half mile and at the three
quarters. The Atlsttas were in the lead a
short distance but the Bradfords again lead
by half length.
rhc Atantas CARED the final when on the
last few lengths OF HE finish and crossed the
line half a length ahead. One or two Of the
Winning crew tainted. Time. Atlantss, Il,
Bradfords a. THIS breaks the beet pre-
yious Dared record which was ! 46.
The Pairm oar record was broken, time
. Is against the be-t previous record of 924.
The best previous time of double sculls
. Is l-5 at Saratoga IN 1879 was broken to-
day ia $ IS.
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Wharton Vistts Boston.

Acting Secretary Of State Wharton started
for Boston today. He says his trip is
private business, and has no reference to the
seal fisheries trouble, as ha, been stated.
He does not intend to see President Harrison
or Secretary Blaine unless one of them
should change his programme and ash him TO
run down to Bar Harbor before Tuesday
night. Mr.. Wharton returns to Washington
Wednesday morning next.
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PATRICK PETITIONS.
not be Removed Though he be DEM
CCrat.

NEW York, Aug. 9.
Patrick J. Maccourt, clerk in the liquid
a,ing division of the custom house, was
notified by Secretary Windom that his SER
vices were no longer required He has
written the President letter in which he is
very vigorous in the terms used. beginning
'.As an Irish American citizen. the race to
whom you owe your election in this city and
State, appeal to you to protect me under
the civil service Law from arbitrary dismissal
by your secretary of the treasury" lie recited
that he had beea in the service SEVERAL
years, appointed under the civil service ex-
animation, and done good work, does not
merit dismissal. Maccourt is democrat
ana a well knoxn writer on Irish affairs.
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GAS HAIN ExpLoDEs.
Fragments Hurled Like Chain Shot
Through a Crowd, Bringing Death to
-Four Persons.


TTTSBt HGf huK. q
A terrific explosion of natural gas main
occurred at the south side shortly after 8
O'Clock this evening, killing two men in
stantly, fatally injuring two more, and hurt
ing IL others. The workmen testing the
main, before turning on the natural gas by
means of compressed air, ran the pressure
up to 10 pounds to the square inch. The
dead cap on the end pipe blew out, scattering
the debris. A number of workmen employed
at the iron mills who were returning home
and had stopped along the trench to watch
the experiment were struck by the debris
and fving missiles. The pipe was braced
with heavy timbers, and these were hurled
into the crowd with terrific force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-10
BODtES IN THE SAND.
Johnstown People Discouraged at the
withdrawal OF Assistance.

JoHSsrowS. Aug y
Two more bodies were taken out OF .he
..,, today One MAS Identified as Alexander
Hamilton. .Jr. A prominent resilient of the
,,wn. II is very evident yet that great
r,srx ho5i.s are 10 be found in cellars and
other n,sces where there are piles of dirt
Netx,ths,sn,llng this it is likely that the
soyce of wcrkmeu EN- oloyed by the State viii
.o,, h.. Withdrawn. If that is done many
hoiies now only fe< feet under the sand
viii lie there until the bones are exposed b,
accident
Under or'ers from the governor empioye'
Tn the number Of - vill all be discharged
and tomorrow ,is ;sIrre or four men VIII o'
left on duty in the office Of Sfase board o
health. This turn of affairs is discouraginl
to Johnsso~n people,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-10

This closed Fridays races. The trotting
tomorrow will be by the $50 class for $500,
divided aud PAGERS for 800.
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ANOTHER FAILURE AT BOSTON
New England Terracotta Lumber Co,
Finds Difficulty IN Tracing Money on
Its Orders.

boston, Aug. ,.
The New England Terracotta Lumber Co.
of l0l Milk street, works at Revere, has
assigned to Thomas III. Armstrong. attorney.
/, was organized under the laws of Maine
and has capital of sl50,000. The COM
pany has large orders on hand but found it
difficult to trace money on them. The plant
at Revere cost over $50 600. NJ. +. Dick
enson, Jr.. counsel for Brown, Stees
Clark, said toni ght that petition in insol-
yency would be fled Saturday. He has
ascertaned that the firm is on the notes of
the Riverside COMPANY tor ssoo,oD He
has no precise knowledge of wrong doing on
the part of Brown, but is ignorant of
Browns whereabouts. lie has entered .
SUIT 10 recover Sl2, 800 worth of wool which
WAS solsi to the Riverside mill, the return of
which was refused by the mill
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lUSf Be CRANKY.
a New Yosk Collector Of :customs Ar
rested Tor Sending Seaurilous Letters.

NEW York, Aug. 8.
Azarial Jackson Orton, collector Of Gus
toms for the second district, was arrested
this afternoon and held in $500 bail on
charge Of sending scurrilous matter through
the mails. He has been sending religious
letters on the sin Of making too much money
10 prominent people all over the country.
enclosing . circular slandsring William
Voguel Of Brooklyn, for whom he formerly
worked. President Harrison. Jay Gould.
Henry George and Archbishop Corrigan
bvve received letters from him.
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ALIENS AIeDEED6.
Executions on Account OF the Fraudu
lent Stock.

NEw YORK, Aug 3.
Five executions were filed today in the
sheriff's office against Eben s. Allen, presi-
dent of the 42d street and Grand street ferry
railroad company, one in behalf of his broth
er, Elmer Alien. for $55l7 another in be-
half of the Putnam County Savings Bank
for s7229 The executions are for money
loaned on Aliens fraudulent issue of stock
certificates of the railroad campany.
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SUCCESSFUL CLOSE
0ratz and Blacksmith Win at Law
renee.


LAWRENCE, Mass. Aug. 8.
This afternoon closed one of the most sue
cessful meeting ever held on the Lawrence
riding park. In the 2,31 class, pacing and
trotting. for purse of $3.50 divided, A. W
Rsmsey's b Blacksmith won, with A
Strout's br Franklin =. second and J. B.
Woodbury's b m Victoria third. Best time
2.32s-4.
In the 2.20 class, pacing and trotting, for q
purse of $500 divided. Charles Yapps b 4
Gra'z won, with n. J. Stsne's br z Rex sec
ond, and 4. +. Bass Blk Stanley z. third.
Best time 2.2s, made by Stanley p.
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Thursday night effgies Of Gen j. n:
Lewis. the ne ~iy appointed postmaster. anu
Col A. L. Buck, chairman Of the repuoiicaa
State committee, at Atlantis we're burued Ia
front Of the pastoffice. The occasion OF tnis
display Was the appointment of negro Ia
the registry department BY Lewis. Who Is De-
heved 10 have made the appointment q
Buck's instigation.
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Increased Puddlers' Wages.

LANCASTER, Pa, Augusta 0.
The Susquehanna rolling mill at Columbia,
Pa, has increased the wages Of the puddlers
from 50 80 to 80 So, and those of other en-
ployees in proportion. 1t is believed that
the hands now ont will accept the terms and
go to work August 10. In this case the scab
labor nov employed will be discharged and
only union labor will be employed
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the front and held this position, closely
pressed BY I.istle Eva, but vent inso the air
on the second quarter. and Eva took the pole,
holding it easily to the finish. Time of the
heat ass
Second heat-After some scoring. and NJ.
L. 5. fned &l5 for coming down ahead of
the pole horse, the field got away. Little
Eva led from the first to the end. and wins
the heaf. time 81.
Third heat-The horses started evenly but
trailed AT the quarter pole with Little Eva in
the lead. Although hard pressed the little
mare came up to the wire still leading the
procession, and winning the heat, race and
first money.
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HAWAIIAN REVOLT.
Two Halt Breeds Instigate an Insurrec
ton ard Partially Succeed

SAN Francisco. Aug ..
The steamer Australia. from Honolulu,
hr,ngs the news that on July 3oth two hall
white Hawsiiaus, Robert w. Wilcox ard
Robert Boyd With l5o natives made an
armed attempt to overthrow the government.
The palsce grounds aud government house
were taken possession of by the rioters
The Honolulu rifles were called out and
skirmish ensued, in which seven iswsiians
were killed and twe:ve wounded The riot
ers were at last compelled to surrender.
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STANLEY COMING coAsrwARD


ZANsinAg, Aug. ..
Stanley is coming down to the coast with
Emin fasha, 1900 men aai an enormous
quantity of ivory.
The exact date Of their arriva, Ia unccv.
tain.
The Germans are doing thcir utmost 10
create a disturbance here, and an uprising
sgalns, all Europeans is NO, only possible
but highly bfcbsble.
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NEw YORK, Aug. 0.
The failures reported to Bradstreet's are
l73 in tn, United States this week, against
1856 for the corresponding week last year.
Failures for the last seven days reported
to Dunn & Russell, mercantile agencies, are
l64 in the United States, against 205 for the
corresponding week of last year.
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BIDDErORD BITS.
Child Drowned in Hogsnead Of Water
Park in Front OF Postoffice.


BIDDtFORD, Aug. 3.
A French child two years old, son of Mrs.
Narcisse Guerin, tell into hogshead of
water today and was drowned.
The city of Biddeford has received As a
gift from the Saco Water Power Company
the triangular plot in front of the postotiice
to be converted into a park.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
COMING TO Bath.
A Report that the President will Visi
Arthur 8ewail.
COMING TO Bath.

BATn, Aug ..
We learn. says this afternoons Times,
that Arthur Sewal. Esq received today q
telegram from Secretary Blaine announcing
that President Harrison accepts his in
vitation to visit Bath Ang. IA.
The entire party will be the guests of Mr..
Sewal
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ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. 3.
The Wisconsin Central Railways new
round house was partly burned last night.
Loss about $i0,0O0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-10

Arthur Sewall, Esq received today tele
gram from Secretary Blaine, stating that
Harrison and his cabinet accepts his invita-
ton To visit Bath, August iith. The entire
party will be guests OF Mr.. Se~all.
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SUMMARY.

Earned rms, Augusta 2; base hits, Wilson.
Priest, stolen bises wilson 2, simpson z iushor,
on balls Wilson, Keith. kuby2, Donahue. flnvin 2,
first base on errors Wilson, Patterson, sullivan,
Donahue, F1avin2 struck out, by sullivan, Flavin
. kitts. Martis 2, Donahue, DeNtsize 2, Hahord
BY Ruby Wilson, Priest, King @ simpson 2, double
plays Wilson and UBrien; passed balls. Fushor |;
wild pitches, Ruby /, time hour Is minutes I'm
pire Guthrie. sc ,rer, Y. W. Michaeiis.
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GREEN HORSE MACBETH
Makes q Record OF 2.37 at Evergreen
Park

LIvERMoRE FAILS, Aug. 3.
At Evergreen Park today, Mabeth, green
hor sc, never in = race before, Won a race and
made record of 2.35.
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Special to the kennebec Journal.
WIscAssEr, Aug. 9.
rh, Knox K Lincoln depot at this place
WAS broken INTO last night but nothing taken
No cine.
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ArAsf TRACK
And Pine rrottipe characserise the
Second Day.

FAIRFIELD. Aug. ..
Friday morning vas cloudy, but = brisk
Wind from the vest cleared away the haze
and gave promise Of = superb day for the
race The crowd vas much larger than yes
,erday, and the interest in the event seemed
greater if possible The track vas faster
than for the 80 and ~ classes. 1t Was in
most excellent condition. Mr. E. L. Nor
cross of Manchester and Mr.. r. II. Berry Of
RocklAnd assisted Mr.. Pompilly in the judge
stand.
The 40 RACE.
At the tap Of the bell 6eld Of eight came
| to the wire. In the drawing for positions
Sir william Wallace got the pole and the
others in the order named: Little Eva, Den:
yer. Keepsake. Independence Gladstone
NJ L. S. and Mary s.. driven 10 harness foI
q purse Of $500. divided The names Of ths
owners viii be found in the ofIicial summar,
below:
i Rirst heat-The four horses bext the pol
20 sway evsnly. William wallace vent {
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OFFICIAL SrNAARY.

| OFFICIAL SUMMARY.
Little Eva, C. L. Rood. II
Keepsake, ]. A. K. Hilton, 2 2
| Sir William Wallace, Fred Davis, 5
NJ. L. s., K. H. Coomos, ) 8 I
Denver, T. c. Horn, dn
Mary s., Geo. Stackpole, Z dn
Independence, c. b. Cobb, I 7 6
Gladstone, Robinson and Boody, s 6 5
Time, 2.S5, 2.37, a.37.
2.S5 RAoE.
Six horses answered the call and were
! given positions as follows: Cloudman gotthe
| pole and the others in the order named
Hxroldson. Miss Ledo. e. $. p, Resolute
and Cleveland Girl. The names of the
owners will BE- found in the summary below.
First heat-Cloudman got a good lead at
the word go, Harolison "a. The pole horse
went up AT the first. quarter and Haroidson
went to the front, followed closely by c. 5.
r.. who took. the pole from Haroldson al
the half mile and held it to the finish, win
ming in 2.35, Haroldson second, kesolute
third.
Second heat--At the word 60 c. S. p. at
the pole got good send of with Haroldson
at his heels. Haroldson got all broken up at
the quarter pole AMI c. 5. r. WAS not ap-
preached any more in that heat struggle
tor second place resulted in favor of Miss
Ledo, Resonte third. Time Of heat, 2.S3 ii.
Thru heat.-Ail the field went sway well
punched. c. S. r leading. Haroldson push
ed c. $. F.. but the speed of the pole horse
ratified him and he went up. c. S. T. won
the heat race and first money. Official sum-
mary;
c. $ p. c. $ Page. Il II
Resolute, A. Webb, 8 3 I'll
Cleveland Girl, b. b. Philips, 5 81
Harroldson, W. c. Marshall, 2 1
Cloudman, J. Matthews, 8 & 8
Miss Ledo, f.. c Boody. & 6
Til e: 2.35, ? 50 / 4, 2.37.
This closed Fridays races. The trotting
tomorrow will be by the $50 class for $500, |
divided and PAGERS for 800.