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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
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And in 8owdoip's Favor. The Exciting
Manner tn Which They Did Up the
West Roxburys at Football.

BEuxswIcK, Nov. 23.-About 800 spects-
tors witnessed an exciting game Of foot ball
on Bowdoin's delta this afternoon between
the Bowdoins and Yves, Ro1burys. Bowdoin
scored touchdows in rapid succession. The
game was called at 3 O'Clock. Ro1bury having
the ball. They made q good rush of 10
yards, but on the fourth attempt Sears got
through and took the ball for Bowdoin.
For the next Is minutes the game was hotiy
contested, but Bowdoin slowly forced their
oponents back to their goal line. and, mass
ing at the centre, Andrews scored the first
touchdown.
The try at goal failed. Roxbury took the
ball to the 25-yard line and kicked. Bow
doin rushed it back in two minutes, and L.
Hilton added touchdown from which An
drews kicked = goal. The Roxburys then
took the ball TO the centre Of the field and
opened with kick. Fine rushes by Has
keli and Packard and the Hiltols carried the
ball up the field again. W. Hilton scoring
another touchdown at the end of SIX minutes.
Packard soon added one more on fine dash
of 80 yards. -Four minutes later 4. Hilton
placed a second to his credit and the score
was "a to in Bowdoins favor. Two of the
Roxburys, WsGers and Riley were disabled
now and the game closed as they had only
one substitute with them. The teams were
BON DoINs Position. ~EsT RoXBURY,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
CAME OUT ALIVE.
Though Six Car Wheels Crush His Right
Arm to Pulp.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

Special to the kennebec Journal.
PirrsrIEIp. Nov. 24.-E. H. Penney, Of
Buruham, brakeman On the NJ. c. X. r.,
while shackiing cars here, lsst evening, on
the freight train, tripped in the brake rod or
frog in the track and fell beneath the wheels
of the engine, six wheels passing over his
right arm and otherwise seriously injuring
him. He WAS carried to the Lancey Hotel
sud Drs Pusbor and Porter amputsted the
arm. which was terribly mutilated aud man
gled, just above the elbow Penney was in
terrible agony until etherized, but is now
more comfortable. He is = man of very
strong constitution and, unless injured in
iernsliv, there are chances for recovery; but
the doctors state tina, it is too early yet TO
state whether he is likely TO recover or not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25

reur mOaey rrtuedci II u fails 70 benrni you
sh.u g.ed strictly a. directed inside wrap er,
20 you take 30 ftsk IN trTing w.
ST God hy ali drarrs deeSdfmtopcoiiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
State House Notes.

Representative Clason of Gardiner, and his
cousin, + ID. Perry of Weston. Mass. were
at the State House, Saturday.
The Madawaska Land Commissioners will
visit Fort keut and vicinity this week for
the purpose of settling the settlers claims.
They hope tn close the business before the
end Of dec. mhcr
Messrs Wiides, Bowers aud Mortland, the
railroad commissioners. were at Warren FRI
day aud examined the location of the proposed
railr2ad from Wsrren to Union They were
very faVorabi, impressed with the route and
one of the commission informed a journal
rrt" lie SATURDAY, that In all probability they
would approve It.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
HON. I. T. HoBsoN,
Que OF Wiscasset's Most Influential
Citizens Dies Friday Night.

WrscAssEr, Nov. % Hon. Isaac T..
Hob.on of Wiscasset. died suddenly at his
re sidenc at half past eight o'clock Friday
night. of heart disease. sged sixty eight
wears. For many years he had been a lum-
ber manufacturer. He was a prominent cit
,,sp and will be mourned by a large number
of former employees and by citizens generally.
He was an original and prominent member
Of the republican party and had served re-
nes,edly in the Senate and House Of Repre-
.ant.tiyes. He leaves widow. two sons.
Henry ID. in business in New York, and
George p. f., clerk of courts of Lincoln
county. ard a daughter. Mr.. Hobson was
horn in Buxton and came to Wiscasset in
lsSQ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
HORSES NOSE AND MANS HAT


PROVIDENCE. Nov. A. Wellin Hart of
North Smith field, and r. A. Smith of Mo
hegan, both over 60 years old, started to
drive home from Woonsocket about night
fall, Saturday. They had spent the day in
town and had been drinking. The barway
leading from the road was open and the
horse evidently went straight on without the
knowledge of the men that they were not on
the road. Today the horses nose and
mans hat were seen in small pond just
over the North Smithfeld line. The horse
was dead the wagon capsized and the two
old men drowned under it. Their watches
stopped at an early hour of the evening.
Both men were well known farmers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
DRIFTED ON THE ROCKS.
During Fridays Gale ST John Schooner
Coliides with and Wrecks One from
Bangor.

RocKLAND. Nov. 23.-During the heavy
gale Friday the schooner Flash, st. John to
Boston. lumber laden colided with the
schooner Nellie Dow, Winsl0w, lumber
laden, from Bangor. for New York, the col
lision occurring near Port Clyde. The Doe
lost her jihboom and stove in her side amid
ships The crew were taken of by The
Whitehead life crew The schooner drifted
on the rocks, but the Whitehead crew sac
ceeded in getting her Of today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
BRITTANIA SPOONS
Worked Over Into Counterfeits, While
the Manip ulators Get Bound Over.

MIDDLEsEx, VT, Nov. %. Newell Has
kins and Hollis Atwood, residents of Lincoln.
and the latter a town charge, were arrested
last night, charged with making counterfeits
of silver coin and passing them. Haskins
was examined here today before United
States Commissioner George f. johnson of
Burlington and was held in $500 for the
grand jury. Atwood will have a hearing
Monday. Evidence showed that the coun-
terfeits were made from old brittania spoons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
riG5 o. cALiFO8NlA.

rtG5 o. CALIFORNIA,
Conn med vi)h fle medicinal
virtues f plants known to be
most hcachcial 10 the human
-ystein, forming m agreeable
aud effective laxative to per~ia-
nentiy cure Habitual gousti-
patton. and the many Ills de-
pending ON n weak or inactive
condition Cf the
KIDNEYS, LIVER kAD BOWELS.
Gtis tae u,ast rss. LENT remedy aovHto
cLEaRsf rg- SYSTEM EreEcTUAtLy
wrer on- l. lil,ops or { sast.paied
--a THAT
PURE BLOOD, REFRL sHiac SLEEP.
HEAlr'I and STRENGTH
NAraHAL-r FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
Ask Youa uruooisT Fos
SxE UH OF figs
HAsUtsCrUaeD . Only 81
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. cAL.
iomseViS r, Rew yosr. M
marast&vly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
SHORE LINE.
Maine Central Make a Proposition to
Lease the New Road.

FoRrLANp, Nov. 90 The dire ctors of
the Maine Central Railroad took important
action relative to the Shore Line Railroad at
their meeting in Portland on Thursday. They
made proposition to lease the new road az
per cent. annually on basis of s20,
per mile An understanding was reached
and Col Green and other we'll known Maine
inanciers have gone to Boston to raise the
funds So the prospect for building this
ninety mile shore road is brighter than ever.
The Northern Maine Railroad matter was
postponed until the next meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
INFANT REPUBLIC BLESSED
And All Pertaining to 1t ooss Smooth
ly. All May Vote Who Can Read and
Write.

Senor Valente, the Brazilian minister,
this afternoon received the following cable
gram
RIO DE JASErRo. Nov. 24.-I inform you
that all the provinces have signified their ad-
herence to the republic and the provisional
government without any resistance or protest.
The government has extended the right of
vote to all citizens except those unable to
read or write. The archbishop, head of the
church in Brazil, conferred today his solemn
benediction upon the government Of the re-
public.
TSigned RuY BARBoRA,
Minister of Finance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
VALUABLE LAND.
The Chippewas Finally Agree to Sur
render

Henry VI. Rice, chairman of the Chippewa
Indian Commission, today sent the following
despatch from Cloquet, Mimi. to Hon. j. T.
Morgan, commissioner of Indian Affairs:
Assent obtained from each and every
band in the State; practically unanimous :"
The amount Of land surrendered under the
agreement just made will probably reach
5000 900 acres. and includes some of the
most valuable pine timber and agricultural
land in northern Minnesota.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25

You change yonr stock. many times q
year instead Of ence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
Capital Chat.

1t was learned Friday night that the de-
posed Emperor Dom Pedro and family, who
are now on the ocean, will make their home
in Toulon, France.
The announcement that partnership has
been formed between Gen. William Dudley
and Corporal Tanner, although made upon
the authority of the latter. is now said to
have been premature. although consultations
lookin to that end are in progress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
Launched at Columbia Falls.

MAcHrAs, Nov. 24.-There was launched
at Columbia Falls, Nov. 23, by John H.
Crandon, builder, the barkentine John
Swan seven hundred tons, owned by John
Swan & Sons of New York. from which port
she will hail and be commanded by Captain
Price of the same city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25

DR.. James Corrie. Dentist in Baltimore,
writes: 81 have used DR.. Bulrs Cough
Syrup peronally and in my family for tso
or three years, and I an prepared TO say
that there is nothing to compare to il -
remedy for cough. cold, etc. 25 cents.
Pains in the back are frequently caused
by sudden vrenching Of the spine. few
applications Of Salvation Oil will give per-
maneut relief. nov25d1tfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER rs. 1899.

NJ. Rust. South Portland; Thomas j. Poole,
Lee; Edward Peacock, Jr., Gardiner.
Original. invalid navy, Andrew Doyle.
alias Andrew 5. Shepard. Calais. Increase,
Columbus Macomber, North jay; Isaac
WordeD. Jonssport; aavy. David Flanagan,
Togus; Andrew J. Clark, Perry; James r.
Reynolds. Ellsworth; Samuel W. Kimbail.
Jr., Gardiner; John o. Bean, Island Falls !;
Vim. Harding, Bath; Geo. W. Glidden,
Fairfield. Reissue, Daniel Flanders, Fair
field; Mzrtson c. Cover, Canaan; Edwin
W. Parlin, Weld; Albert Brown. kendus-
keag; Alonzo Wyman, Canaan; Hiram L.
Burton. Upper Saltwater; Wilson d.
Mitchell. East Corinth Henry Parsons,
Thorndike. Reissue and increase, Henry H.
Williams. Bowdoinham; Stephen H. Good
ridge, Washburne. Original widows, etc,
John, father of FL hraim A. Hanson, Den
nysville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
A DEAD UNKNOWN
After Being Dead for Months 10 Found
Lying in the Woods with a ounshot
Wound in tho HIP.

MILFORD, n. H.. Nov. 24-The dead
body of a man was found at the woods near
Amherst station today. The body was
clothed in a striped jumper ard oversils and
had been dead for months. A gun lay across
the body. A shot wound was III his hp
There is nobody missing from here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25

Arthur e. William, h,, male a settlement
with his alleged father, Arthur G.. Gorham,
Boston banker, whereby Williams receives
81 900 900 in bonds, eight acres Of land in
Kansas City and half interest in certain
iron works in Birmingham, Ala. Williams
states this was on condition that he renounce
all claims to being Gorham's son
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
McKINLEY's HOPES.
Showing Relative Strength OF Can
didates.

The Post today publishes table, giving
the strength of the five prominent republican
candidates for speakership of the House. l,
gives to Reed SO votes, Mckinley ~, Can
non "a, Henderson l3. and Burrows IL.
Seventeen votes are recorded doubtful and
will likely be scattered among the various
candidates. Many of these scattering votes
it is thought will go to the mau who has the
best chance of winning. Mckinley's friends
believe that all he now needs to win is to
hold soiidly his present strength, because he
is the strongest second choice, both east and
west. The republican membership of the
House is l69 and it will require s. votes to
nominate if all are present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
acseristics and sayings Of Abraham Lincoln.
The following very acceptable program was

ecfeftsuce and eAylnRS OF ABRAHAM LlrcOln,
The following very acceptable program was
carried out:
sketch of the Life Of Abraham Lincoln.
Mr.. 6. l.. Drake
Selection vocal. Eyxps Quartz,
Rsadins. Extrac. from the sermon Of Ii. ". Bercher
Rsv. c. ". Hum,
Vocal Solo, Miss Mitchell
Anecdotes connected with the life Of Abraham
Lincoln, Miss Lola Lander
Vocal Solo, Mrs. }. NJ. l. Bates
Quotations.
lntermission. Refreshments
Reading. Eqtrac, from an address Of Abraham Lin-
coin, Mrs Ca.den
Seiections, Evans Quartet
Quotations.
" histling Solo, Miss Iish Moore
Reading Miss Edith LAnders
Vocal Solo, Mrs L. {. Dill
One week from next Thursday evening,
Dec. 5tb, the Chinese Village" will be
shown at the Methodist vestry. The CON-
pany consists of two gentlemen one lady. and
Two children, direct from the Chinese Em-
pire. They give an entertainment showing
the customs Of the Flowery Kingdom. also
vocal and instrumental col cert. and many
other interesting features. The lady 10 said
to have the smallest feet of any woman in
the world, they being but two aud one-half
inches long.
The Grand Army are negotiating for the
engagement of the Chickering Quartet of
Augusta, TO take the place of the recently
Evans Quartet. to furnish the
entertainment for one night at the Heath
Relief Corps fair, with every hope of sue
cess.
Joe Briery, former Gardiner boy. 10 now
the efficient foreman at the Clark Hotel
barber shop, which is one of the best estab-
lishments of the kind in Boston. Joe" is
always glad to meet his friends from down
east, and will slickly do them up in the high
est style of the art.-kennebec Reporter.
Michael Maher of this city. an employe |
on the new railroad, drew out the last dollar |
he had in the bank, Saturday. to pay his
ine for drunkenness.
On Saturday Mrs. Carrie Msrston of this
city died, aged thirty-two years and four
months.
Rev. r. W. jenkins of this city will deliv.
n the first in the series of lectures at the
evening. Subject, Spirit Copying"
The Ladies' Society Of the Universalist
,hurch will have supper in their vestry
Wednesday evening, Nov. 27. Mrs. Joshua
cray, Mrs. Geo. Gray and Mrs. James
leck will entertain. Supper will be served
rom six to seven.
Benz. Bloth and G. NJ. Pierce, both Of
were guests at Young's Saturday.
DIR. John f. Hill, vice president of the
Maine Trust and Banking Co, and the we'll
Inown publisher of Augusta, was in the city
saturday.
ID. A. Richardson, New York, and W. s.
Ames, Boston, were guests of the Evans,
Prof II. NJ. Pullen of Augusta, opened
lis juvenile dancing school Saturday after
loon with forty pupils, an unusually large
lass, and the opening was complete sue
ess.
Frank Perry of Weston, Mass , is visiting
n the city for few days the guest Of
apt Jason Collins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25

The committee of the creditors Of j. r..
Hamilton held . meeting at Garland, Saiur-
day. The farmers have lien on the corn
saved from the fire and this turns ou, better
than was expected. and will amount TO about
10000 ears which can be put into . market
able condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
An Ellsworth School House Burned.

ELLSWORTH, Nov. 23.-The Beechiand
school house vas burned early this morning.
There had been NO school in it for two
weeks. The fire is supposed to have been
the work Of incendiary tramps or carousers.
The insurance 10 500, which will cover
large part Of the loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
Pensions Granted Maine People.

The following Maine pensions have been
granted: Hollis Simpson, winsiow; George
H. Walker, Frankfort; Herbert E. Hale,
South Norridgewock; Henry Currier, Hal
lowell; Samuel C. Miles. South Presque
Isle; VIM. B. Means. Sedgevick; Charles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
TWO MEN KILLED
By a Boiler Explosion In a Missouri
Town.

JorIIS. Mo-. Nov. 2t.-Yesterday l2
horse power boiler exploded in c. J. John
sons boiler shop, instantly killing John
May.on and seriously, perhaps fatally,
woundng Thomas Johnson and A. l.. Crock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
But This Saw Petsrs 4. safe.

BERLIN, Nov 2+.-~The German consul st
Zanzibar confirms the report of the safety Of
DIR. Peters. The North German Gazette has
advices to the same effect
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By TELEGRAPH.
eI0NAL SERVICE

Weather Jndicat10ns tor the uext -
HouTa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
PRESS COMMENTS.
The Prohibftorv Law.

western paper thinks that the pfohibi-
tory Law 10 depopulating Maine. We are
glad to send west the population that leaves
the State on account Of the prohibitory Law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25

WAR DEPARrMEnr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Ohacer.
WAsHrseros. Nov. 25 1A.M.b
For Maine Fair, no decided hange in the
temperature. westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
Founder Of The Ko,sht. Of pythi.. III

LIMA, o., Nov. 24.-CoL J. r. Rathborn.
Washington, founder Of the order Of knights
Of Pythias in America, 10 lying very i'll at this
place with small hopes sf recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
Gives SAT-, faction.

IN PARI-. Me-. March ), 'ss.
Nv sales are larger on Browns Instant
Relief than all proprietary medicines Of
ike nature, giving general Subtraction.
A. VI. GERRY.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-07

may be recovered under the preceding
section. Proceedings may be had to
subject the same to the payment OF
any such Judgment recovered which
remains unpaid, or any part thereof,
either before or after execution shall
issue against the property of the per-
son against whom such Judgment shall
have been recoyered and when eXecu-
ton shall issue against the property so
leased or rented, the officer shall pro-
ceed to satisfy said execution out OF
the building or premises so leased or
occupied as aforesaid: Provided, that
if such building or premises belong to
a minor or other person under guard
ianship, the guardian or Conservation of
such person, and his real and personal
property, shall be held liable instead
of such ward, and his property shall
be subject to all the provisions of this
section relating to the collection Of
said Judgment"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-07
REACHES THE MAYOR.

The Statutes Provide for His Removal for
Not Enforcing the Law.
Mayor Cregier is going to be held to
a strict accountability for his failure to
enforce the laws against gambling,
Chapter XNIN. of the Revised Statutes
of Illinois prescribe the duties of the
Mayor Of Chicago
Section %, of Chapter NNIN., says;
"SEcTIoN 23-He tthe Mayor shall
perform all such duties as are or may
be prescribed by law or by the city or
dinances, and shall take care that the
laws and ordinances are faithfully exc
cuted.
Does De Witt c. Cregier, Mayor of
Chicago, take care that the laws against
gambling are enforced?
He does not
On the contrary he allows the damn
able GAMBLERS TRUST to run its rob
bing houses wide open and in defiance
Of all law. The poor are robbed that
rich blacklegs may thrive and Mayor
Cregier and his police sit idly by and
do not interfere.
Is there no remedy?
There is-in the impeachment of the
Mayor.
Section 27 of the same chapter was
passed to meet this very case.
Here it is:
SECTION 27-In case the Mayor OF
any other municipal officer shall at any
time be guilty of a palpable omission
of duty he shall be liable tC
indictment in any court of competent
jurisdiction, and, on conviction, shall
be fined in sum not exceeding 81 600
and the court in which such conviction
shall be had shall enter an order re.
moving such officer from office
The Mayor is guilty Of palpablC
omission Of duty.
Let him take the consequences.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-07
Full and Complete Information for the
People About Their Tram
pied Laws.
The Earnings, Expenses Stealings Ex-
tortions and Pickings of the Trust
Fully Exposed TO Pub
lie View,

The excitement among the people
over the fearful rayages of gambling
in their midst is growing. So great
was the interest in the revelations in
last weeks EAGLE that over $1,000
copies of the paper were sold The
public indignation increases every day.
This edition of the CHICAGO EAGLE
consists of over 10000 copies, and it
is to be hoped that the people in every
section OF the city will peruse it care
fully. Hand it to your neighbor and
let him hand ID to his ncighbor.
The people Of Chicago are being
despoiled by band Of yandals by a
regularly organized GAMBLERS rnrsr
This fHr-r bossed by such men as
Moutana Haukius, Black Jack Con.
don the Fort Wayne Barber and
like characters Is noting s10G0 600 r.
month llom the hard earning, Of the
common people
Could Hy .ach sum be earned AZ
honest saues oi ghauett
Nat
These men atoua chances tbev
rm Wage MWW an1 Jgll uakeI
uab. m sst thgaHtbaat.e ttlE
f. aut Ja u.tHH.. vhi8a FuuF Lles
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-07
ANYONE MAY RECOVER.

,nv citizcp Nav sue for Money Lost by
Another in Gambling House and Make
the owner "i the property "5 ''' It.
II IS noV gene. any N''o " u ''','' "1'
cltlzeh may sue lor an iHoieS Ao'' :"
80mpllh8 mousse anu ile may iooo,9i
thfee tlmeS Vhe sum 80 loa' +, o"' ~
oa0''er o. "e properly On "iii'H INC
8anlolil8 mouse ''"iie.''
mere - 'iio ''" : 'ol'io 0''' i0'''' :
lof IlleillSeiNe9
'h'' l'@ any i'o''o" :" '' '''''
at any tline q Si''i''S' ~ Pi"3 ~ -
Gurus oice VI "''S o'iiei 8'ii'' - 5"''''''
OF oY oev'ln8 Oh 'ii9 Si''' - minus -
Such as 90 game u 05 "n5 ""bei -
peV upon any race llBh'' P"''1iiie'
sport lot' chaHce' Gus '''i'S oioo 'loi'' -
uhAhoN II or contingent : CIV '"'' =
loSe 70 ANY Pei'o"' % l'i"5 ii6 - O9
tlh8' any SUN Vi "lo"eS' u o'i'ei ,"iu
aple 'Hl"B' "Hlo'''i'i'' . - Wv "''''' ~
tIle sum u 7lo' "i' 'ii''ii Pay ~
uellNer tlle S"i'' VI '"3 P"''
thereoi' the person 80 ioSi"B "au pay
ing or oellNerin8 'ne S"'iie Sn"il 'e At
liberty 70 sue lof anu recover 'iie mon
ey' goouS' or o'lier N"luooio 'ii"S -
loSt ana P"lo OF ueli'eIeo' VI amy part
thereo1' or Tue lulI Naloe Oh Vne same
by action OF oeo'' fePleNln' aSSuinPSi''
or troVer' or proceeding N chancery'
from the winner 'nereoi' WIN cos'S' III
any court oi competent loilSulc,ion'
IN any Such "c'loh az law ~" II Sli"il oe
SuilleiehV ior 'he 'i"in'in - oeoiaie
8eheraily' as IN "c'iolS oi "eo' OF as,
SumPSit' LOT money n"o "no Iecei'eo
by tne oelena"n' 70 'iie ''a'n''li use