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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16
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VIII Meet

D,NNuIr. W.. October IL. special.
The election here to-da, ON lhc question of
Dan,ille subscribing SO 1000 to tine capital
stock of the Dan,ille and East Tennessee
Railroad WAS carried in favor of the sub
scrption hy am overwhelming majority both
bv the popular vote and the ircch0ldcr~. This
in~urc~ DanN lille AN early railway connection
with the coal and iron fields of southwestern
Virginia and q connection with the West
ern system of roads ccnierin- at Bristol.
Tenn. The business men are iuhilani over
the result of the election.
The annual meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association viii Dee held here to-
morrow night. and the reports of tine officers
will show the association 90 Dee i'm "a flour
ishing condition.
Hon. Charles +. O'Fcnall. of Harrison
burg. addressed an immense mas--mcctlne
Of Democrats AT Marin-,lle. i'm licnr,
county. Ncsterdal. and reached this city
ihi, morning. He spoke here Tonight in
the Academy of Music 10 a great thron-.
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GOVERNOR HILL.
His Reception in Charlotte, lille In Route
To Atlanta.

CnAEIOrrr>NIriE. ~. October -.
The train bearing Go,crnor llill and party
cIi r1ufc fO the Piedmont Exposition IN Al
lania. arrived here at =. VI. \ large
crowd of prominent citizens wcr. at the
depot tp pay their RESPECTS lO the dl--
tin-uished GO,cmor and his friends. Gov
crnor Hill. Roosevelt J.. Flower. Chancellor
Pearson Patrick \. Collins and i. !.
~padine. the last named being from Al
lauta PAT collins illustrated The Wit of
tine Irish in happily speaking Of "hi- fellow
citizens. the whites. the blacks. and those
Of neutral tint" When Flower interrupted
Pearson with some pleasantly. the latter
countered ON him. 81, ing. "lt j. easy 10 SEQ
Mr.. Flower j. am Epi~copalian; hc j. ~
fond of responses. Laughter llr would
lct YOU ~, the Lords PRAYER without inter-
iccting half dozen amen-." Aitcr
changing engines. which took about twelve
minutes. the party leil for Atlanta.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS A SURETY.
\ Sigh, FAN of snow in the >ou,hwc-

lNNCflBl EC. \ A.. October IT,. special.
The contract for lighting the ciiy with
electricity WAS awarded today tOihe ~chuN-
lo, Electric Light Company. of Middleton.
Conn. at twenty t--eNcn cents per llgnt. one
hundred and forty lights were guaranteed
and that each light shall not De- surpassed
by am, company engaged in this business.
There were several contestant. The Pied
mont Company il the present contractor.
There was slight fail of SNOW Yesterday
along the line of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad from Bristol tO l,adiori. and dam
aging no~ts in Roanoke and liotctouri the
daN before.
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s,stoH.r>' Iseqsie>I

I asked for a package OF Old Nir.
ginia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
is of the same color aud has the name
of Virginia on it, but | want the
Old Virginia. manufactured by L.
Whitlock. and not some Of the va
rious limitations that have been
placed on the market since the
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This Is the reques. that Is often
made by consumers who have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cheroots manufactured by +. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price OF the Old Nirgin'a
Cheroots is five for ten cents. Tor sale
everywhere. w,s@w
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Two Men Dead.

MONTGOMERY. ala. October IA >pe-
cial dispatch 10 the 1dre1iScr from
Dothcn. Ala.. says: In a difficulty here
Yesterday seven men were shot; tNo are
dead and another dying. The trouble arose
between the town council and the dray
Of the Farmers House the latter refusing Oh
pay the license demanded by the town.
Both marshal~ were shot. and one will die.
Two draymcn were killed. Great excite
meni prevailed among the farmers last
night. but to-day all il quiet
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,prIrulA. October Do. ihr ci-lt
annual meciin1 OF thr American fon-ir'
tnrer.~. Of the nited States 300 Joint rNu
,cniion with iho plun-s liania Fnre,t" A.
~.c.atiDn began here tu-ni-hi. With about iN'
hundred delegates present. ". g.. lni,
~. Quebec. }ice-me-idoni Oi ll" Con
..rl--. called the convention iu order in iir
absence OF ihn president. Governor Beaver
who. will hc present tomorrow. Hon 'Wl
-.htrk. q New York and u. J.. ieunn
chief of ihp Forestry Division. Aerculiua
Department, -p0kc on ihe preservation o
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A RUSSELL HARRISON FAILURE
Zig Cattle sale Under Nortgag, Ia Mon
fauu.


HELENA NONI- October ~. The nnal
-ccnc in onc of fhc biggest cattle deals that
WAS ever attempted in Montana viii hn Wit
messed al Biz sandy to-d1}. 50 hcn the sheriff
of Contcau county viii sell under a chaiinl
mOueagc hrld hy the Now )orh Loan and
Trust Compan, >n head of cattle and $50
horses thc property of ihe North Montana
Cattle Company.
lHi- company WIS organized hN Russell
u. Harrison about seven wears ago. hriu,
capitalized for S1.O0n.Nn. Most of the stock
was placed boo fh. Ea-f. among ih" heat 8
holders being President Harrison. Attorney
General Millcruud udotherWcll-kuoWu Indiana
people. while quite q large block WAS placed
m New York. and smaller lui- in II. Louis
and Chicago. lhc clmpan, bad lur % home
ranch about 900, thousand acres of land in
Cascade county. all under fence. but the
number of cattle i- said mot foo have i~on
grrui ln l>>. Sluu.mn was borrowed from
ihc New \ orh Loan and Trust Company
Ahoui two wears ago lhe TRUST cOmpan,
tODk possession of the a~-ci- and since
them ha- hccn making ~llr- of cattle at dii-
frr.nt iimo~. THE sale t0-da, viii clean up
aIl the live stock.
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THE CANVASS.
HON. r. TAYLOR SCOTT AT HEAD
QUARTERS.
"a. Reports Most Favorable Outlook
for Democratic Nici"ry- appointments
Made ,.>icrdsy by the Democratic Com
infttes.


for Democratic Nici"ry-t appointments
s,.dc Yesterday by the Democratic Com
mittec.
NlrN,NprlI. W.. October H.. ~pc-
cial. Hon. X. TAYLOR scott. ihr Demo
cratic candidate for Attorney "'eneral' was
al headquarters today. lie reports mos'
favorable outlook for Democratic victory IN
an the counties through which he h'S
passed.
Representative ". II. I. lee. uf this dis
trici. and ,r. James Fisher. Of Richmond.
were also af headquarters to-day IN con-
suliaiion with the campaign managers.
The executive committee today an
nounccd the following appointments for nd
dresses D., Democratic can,a,,cr-:
cot. VIZ. tNLEIt.
NiddlcseN. Wednesday. October s.sl.
HoN.J uOGE TYLER.
PAGE ,-peciaD. Wednesday. October aOth.
shenandoah t~pecialD. Thursday. October
3l-i.
IION. ". ~. ,. fEE.
Orange 0Dalbecucl Thursday. October
9th.
HON. G.. Z. o'FEEEt1I.
Orange Obarbccuci. Thursday. october
2ilh.
Hos. IpitN ". DANIEL.
Nlbcmarlc. Monday. November lth
Hon. Join \. CHtNNN.
Bristol Wednesday. Ociohcr 10Th night.
Bland. saturday. October 18th.
~mNtho lparhecuel. Monday. October 2l-l.
Gilr-. Tuesday. October 22d.
IalcVcl. TUESDAY. October 2Hth.
~tonaher. Russell county, Wednesday
October 5Oth
ln the corporation court io-daN tulemsn.
Thompson and Jones. convicted of shooting
james Jackson last August. were sent Ia
tine pcnilcmiarN. coleman for three years
and Thompson and Jones for i've years
each.
Nlher L,lc~. charged with hrcahin@ into
his fathers STORE. wills acquitted.
Nahonc city Chairman 'orhctt has re-
turned from Petersburg. where he went fpr
instructions. he say au adjourned meet
in- of the tits and County Convention to
nominate candidate ior illc House of Dcle.
eaic-. Vice Lucas. declined. viii ho held thi-
ftUlI
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NrA NoRh. October H.. John l.. sullivan
announces through the EreDinJ >an that
he i, ready lo light again, and would like IL
have a match arranged ~ -oon - possible.
He !, anxious 10 meet Jem smith, and
would pay his expenses 10 America. HIS
next choice of antagonist j. Charley
Mitchell. but he j. ready 10 me t anybod,
that will rhallcuge him.
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steamship Ashore-orew saved by the
Lite station Men.

NOgrOLk. w.. October -. The clyde
Line steamer Pioneer. from New York IA
Wilmington. y. G.. Went ashore shortly
hefor. midnight la-i neht two mile
east of Ocracoke light. of the NORTH
Carolina coast. The crew of eighteen
men were rescued hs the life saving peopl,
al ih, inlet and landed safely on shore. i
j. thought the steamer can hc ras ed.
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ism PROPERLY INTEErKfrED:

NfiDf UTUIUn-tU UI@'Us@IVH IVUVHIH- NJ
proper Interpretation of the require
mcnt- of article > of the con~ti-
tuition. that consent 90 division Of the
diocese. shall not bc granted without "sai-
i.fact0rs prov ision for support oi cpHcopat
BOO the contemplated new diocese lne
Unu-e %, "a yer, close vote rejected the
minority report from the committee ON di, l.
sion of diocc-e- and concurrcd with The
Deputies in giving their consent 90 The
creation of the new diocese within the
present sce Of Missouri.
sixty counties are thile eel OF. and Kansas
eli, viii doubtless be the rec-the taihe-
dral tif, and give tle diocese III name.
Debate afforded abundant evidence Of The
growing purpose of sundry bishops 10 re-
uuine proper endowment for support "i the
EpiscOpate a- a prerequisite to llriher pro-
posed divisions.
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indianapolis iirewerie>.

I<pIAN,roiI-. lNp.. October l'.- ne
three hrewerir- Of the city. schmidt = >l'i',
err. and the Mau> establishment. were SOLD
TO-DAY. il /, believed. to an English -Nndi'
cate. whose agents are here. Ito" consider
alton j. unknown.
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You'll want n short Jacket.
This is the season tor Jackets.
They are always seasonablc.
Va have short and long
Jackets; Plain, Plaid and striped
Jackets. Stockienet, cloth and
fancy Jackets. ose-itting, vest
front and directoire Jackets.
Jackets in all sizes. jackets
at all prices-Sa, $, 81 S.
50, So. $40.
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BASE BALL.


Al Cincinnati tfir-t eamel -, incin-
nati~ =: II. Louis. g.
At Cincinnati C>econd gamel ,incin-
notis. / =. Louis. ..
At Philadelphia Baltmorc>. .: Athlel-
lr- lu
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Peoples Popular PriCeS'


nIcHnoNp. VA. october s, 1850
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
MllrAI ASSURANCE SOCIETY Oi
li'lNiA Viii he held al its Office, ih mo
'it Df go Imoni. un MONDAY. NOVEMBER
i71D. at O'Clock 4. ". II. a. ,I.Al-
ivfNi Pf Agent ocv.N l"
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az FRANCISCO. tN.. October H.. \
casting for the stem Of "a new cOa-t-dcicnse
vessel was successfully executed at the Pn-
chc rolling mills Yesterday. There were
5000 pounds of steel in the casting.
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FOREIGN NEWS
Race ,cro,. the Atlantic Of Fa. ,ailer

IuTV NfTW-R TlH NTTIIITIf II 7 TT -T7'T'|
IoNnuN. October d. l,lrin- across in'
Ailanfi. ht ncu fast lines huili iof speed
alone probably ~rnm- great sport DOB lih
American tourists vino Hrf nu board nnr ni
the othDruf ihf ha1er-. hui tlle officers ol
rival lines % fast steamers plNin- WtNr'n
British puri- and ape Town iun up ih'I
noso- ai what ihey louk nn H- 90 sort of iui-
lnne dash. Their rlrD- Frequently la-i ihn"
weeks. with hUih Vessels 300 -i-lii of "n'
apoihpr tine greater part "i iir time. 10"
Ininn steamship 0mpmN'- maii Steamer
Nnor. has iu-f broken ihr record llr iir -' .r-
ond time between southampton and i'
,aue. m,m- accomplished fhe f"ia-r n
seventeen days AMI twenty AIN" hours ".
actual -niln. time. heatiu. thr nD-t record
thcroNnl heretofore D., one luurand fort,
i've minutes.
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Troy. y. y. October -. The iw"-"h''1
powder mill at Valley Falls wa, blown up
This afternoon. and one man named I''u
Bennett WAS Killed. IL j. not Known N''''
othrr- were injured.
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SMOKE Latest Eugllsh.-adv.

SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes, made
from the brightest and highest priced
leaf grown. adv.
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TIE Dunlop" Patent Flour is AGAIN
on the market and better than ever be-
lore. Phone 211-..adv
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Ir~noN. October b.. lhepublic -oilirlal-
I, informed that the King of PORTUGAL rs 40
a critical condition. Tine paralysis with
which be- WIS partially Affected has brron.e
total. and There -ecm> FOB hr n0 hope ol MS
f....t4rK
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The chairman of ih, committee on canon~
presented au ad, cr~c report ON the pro-
ifn-nd change in one of the can0ns to pro-
vide for tine care of churches i'm foreign
lands. and requested to he discharged from
further consideration of the subject.
Tine request Wa- granted and ih' report
went 0n fhe calendar.
Tine committee were of the opinion that
There i, law enough at present for all prac-
fical purposes iu This connection.
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10000 PEOPLE SAW HER MARRIED
This Happened at the Raleigh IaIr Nc-.
ferflaK.

RNrfGn. \. g.. October a.. special.
1h. greatest crowd in lhr hi-'0r, Of th.
state was present ai the fair indat. 4 mar
riae. took place ai uouu. the ron-
tracing parties brin- Mr. liaicmin
and Miss .ln~ic knowles. Of Washing
tom county. The cDrmou, WIS performed
D., Rev. i. j. scott. chaplain of the -tlie
Farmers Alliance. congratulations Wcr.
rendered thc ncwl, made couple Dos G0i-
rrn0r Fowlc. Nboui fem thousand people
viewed the ceremony from ihe grand stand.
which took place on the iudso>' stand. ln
nIll view Of the people.
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- WkSnINsrn~. ID. c.. Octohcl IS
ini Virginia. fair ti Thursday
I ns I Night preceded iN 'inht miu ou the
1 Virginia coseC slightly warmer:
= uorfnwcftiN winds
For NDfth Carolina. fair an Thurs
Cav night preceded hv light rain on the
..nIsf. slightly warmer. uorilcrly Winds
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by United Press.

RALEIGH. \. g.. October H.. There was
a unique marriage at the state Fair here to-
day in the presence OF several thousand pro-
pie. The contracting parties were William
! . Batcmin and Josephine knOWl'-. Both
were dressed i'm white cotton h1g-n- made
at l.cak~Nillo. in this state. They We're r~-
c0rtcd from the eli, t0 the fair grounds D., a
large procession.
The ceremony Wa- performed hy Chap
lain scott. of the state Alliance. Bride
maids and grO0m-men We're also dressed boa
cotton hagging. \ great number of pres
cnts were made in fhe bride and groom
These were presented Dog Go,ernor foNlc.
aud were acccptedhl state Auditor sander
lin ON behalf Of Mr.. rni Mr.. Batcman. who
then received regular oi1iiOn.
This novel wedding has attracted wide
spread interest. Bateman i- au enthusiastic
member of the Farmers Alliance. and dee
tests the iuir-hag-in2 trust with all his
heart. llc took This novel WAY oi showing
hi, hatred of il and his joy 40 it- defeat Jog
the \lliaucc.
The STATE Alliance va- greatly pleased 90
his plan and aided him with particular rrl-
i,h. tn,cruor FnVlc said to-day thai Bate
man and the Alliance had plainly shown the
people that iutc wa- NOT hin. in North ai-
Olinl \ot - single ward of ha--iu-
ha, been -nd here. though the iuf'
trust has offered o. af TWO GENTS
per yard. The farmers Will moi
u.s. and dealers viii NOT handle a all 'll'
Alliance men arr arranging io make I-hl
against the American lia-.in- Company
which ha- just formed "a ueW trust. They
will meet at II. Louis. December T. and
make >pualt fight AGAINST ll.
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. Maid OF Nir.
sinia. adv.
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Rev. Nrt lark. of Michigan. chairman of
standing committee on memorials of de-
cra~,d members. presented % large number
nf nfmrmoial-. Message were also received
from House of bishops and read. Rev.
Dr. Elliott. of Washington. chairman of
fl. special committee appointed hN the ten
.r,l tnnyDnfion when thc, met m l~>G. 60
m.mnriali/e Congress % secure information
On fhr subject of divorces. presented long
report. Tine most startling statement IN the
report WAS that iu the last twenty years
ihere had been granted n thc mtcd states
anl Territories 32S. ,l6 divorce ca~"~. of
which only about 1000 were absolute.
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Tine President ot the House. Rev. Dr. DiN.
announced tine appointment Of the following
committee io nominate board oi man.
aecr- for thc Domestic Foreign Missionary
society. VIZ. Rev, pr Eccle-ton. of MARY
land. pr. Christian. of Newark: pr. Hen
shaw. of Rhode Island: pr. Gardner. of
Fond 'u lac. Dr. ~palding of aliforaia.aud
Mc-sr-. " anWrighi. of 'onnccticut: Bid
llc. of Pennsylvania: Wilmer, of virginia;
R0>>oti of East Carolina, and Deadly. of
q iiI......n
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They comprise that norton OF The
state Of Missouri comprised in the
counties of NichisOn. Barry. Bar
ON. Bates. Benton. Buchanan. caldwell
,anndon. carroll. Cass. Cedar 'harltoii'
Christian. clay. Clinton. Cooper, Dade Dal-
las. Davies kelbab, Douglas, HenlrN'
Greene. Crundy, Harrison, Henry, llickofl'
Holt. Howard, Howell. Jackson, JaSpaf'
Johnson lacledc. Lafayette. Lawrence
Linn. Livingston. Mcdonald. Mercer, NOM
tcu. Morgan. Newton. Nodaway. o<arh'
Pettis. Platte. Polk. Putnam. Kay, -: 'lair'
saline. stone sullivan, Iancy, vernon,
Webster. Worth. Wright-consislinG III All
Of -iNiy counties.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Al the opening Of the afternoon session
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Committee. on ltur-ical revision pre-
-anfrd ajscr-. report ou resolution 0i Rev .
Dr. Iccle,iuu. that all alterations in Prayer
N.Nh since l~~t hc repealed. and present
pratlr-BlYh made % standard praycr-n"oh.
E,,. Dr Huntington called for order of
ncDl,. hut ma~much ~ under tine rules
f0-,la, WAS fhe last daN'iu which new hu-i-
u,-> could hc introduced. he gave way IN
order that number of resolutions. etc..
could Dee introduced.
R,,. pr. Hart presented report a~ cu-to-
diam OF standard praNer-boDh.
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Domestic and iorcign Nis-,ons-Iduca-
,i"n Memorials The Liturgy-A Num-
irr ~ RESOLUTIONS Is IL ProperI, Inter
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The designations of Two bishops was fhe
most important incident iu the upper
house. Bishop Bedcll. of Ohio. and I'i-hop
" illiam-. of Japan. were received from ihr
hands Of the presiding bishop and referred
to the proper committee.
I'm the matter of liiur2iral rc, Vision tho
Bishop, did not concur With The lower
house with regard Co referring the li,mnal
o,crto the next convention for the reason
that while they agreed in substance There
were some pro, sions in the action of the
deputies which they thought advisable to
modify.
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$s,2, "a as
Jackets.

They are the most stylish,
the most comfortable, the most
pcrfcct-ftting and the cheapest
Jacket in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17
Oscar Ba. Recovered His Senses.

The Oscar Wilde who made himself famous
in America few years ago is not the Oscar
Wilde Of today. The long hair has been cut
and Is now short ard curly. The knee
breeches have been put away carefully. the
iackadaisicnl air is no longer worn, and the
Oscar " ilde Of London today is q straight,
strong. broad shouldered, athletic fellow,
with no nonsense about him, and an evident
determination on his fece 10 make fnme and
money. The Wilde craze, SO far as England
IS concerned, is over. ! saw Oscar on Fleet
street today, and would not have known him
had not an English friend pointed him out 10
me. He looked as English in bis dress as IN
his manner and conducted himself as thou
sands of other broad shouldered young fel-
lows whom you will find at Oxford OF Cam
bridge or in the big commercial houses Of
London and Liverpool.-London Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17


II they were toaled in The winter sea-
son. with our extreme temperatures, il
would likely mean death 70 the colt
Then, again, the Ca. .ifornia colt can be
worked the whole season, while here
the season during which the colt can DO
trained is much shorter. The climate
and tho length Of the working season
in California are peculiar advantages in
its favor for developing early trOtters.
But are these advantages 70 be de-
pended on, after all, when IL comes TO
the question Of producing a matured
world -beater? | don't think they are
''One OF the most interesting and i'm
portant POINTS about this whole con-
troversy is that which relates TO the in
fusion OF the thorough bred blood and
It's effects. The great hose Palo Alto,
is out of a marc by thoroughbred
horse. Planet. Planet was a horse that
could trot a three-minute gait, and he
had more of the true action of the
trOtter than almost any thoroughbred
OF his day. He was an Eastern horse,
and was we'll known on the old Fashion
and Union courses. The thoroughbred
blood OF BOnny Scotland is also an
infusion. the results Of which are now
apparent in the bottom. Many horse
breeders say, get an infusion OF
thoroughbr blood by all means but
more than this is necessary; you must
breed from shat thoroughbred blood
which has trotting action.
The pith Of the whole matter Is
this: the thorough bred blood gives the
endurance; the trotting action controls
the gait
People ask me. will Maud s. ever
b spesded again 20 eclipse the recOrd?'
She wiu DO again put 10 a test only
when some other horse comes out and
beats .he record she has made. People
seem % forget that the queenly mare
has already three times beaten her own
record She lowered tho figures sue
cessivelT 90 2.09 81. 200 II, and 2.0S
3-A II is ti-esOue and thaukless work.
tbis persistent beating OF ones own
record. and We think it is about time
that some one else did it II takes an
enormous amount Of work 20 prepare
4 horse for test Of that description
When Naud ;. is 20 train for a record
boating contest She is put 20 work in
February sn3 10 takes till August 20 q
her 20 make a good mile. ON the whole
don't think she is likely 20 DO called
up0n to 30 So again.
DAVID WFCHsT EE-