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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
IN MEMonY oF m pTAp.
A Statue .r Robst r. Lee Vavsiisd Al
AfeaAndriA, Va.

AiosAndriA, Va.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May q5,-ris 90
enEi0n Of the unvciling Of the statue OF
Robert H. Lee, erected b. the memory OF
the Confederate dead, drew together y
large crowd The parade was composed
Of militia companies from various part
OF the state and Confederate votcrAnh.
AZ The monument Capt RlloighT Daniel
OF Richmond, mado nn address on hchali
OF the ariias, formally delivering lhe
monument " the camp, AZ tho con,
clusiOn Oi his speech Miss Virginia ilOv.
orly Corc, daughter Of Con, Corur, nm,
yeiled the monument. Governor L6r,
on behalf Ol the camp accepted the
monument Reviewing tho history OF
George Washington aud that OF Lee no
Gnidi III Washington wia o rebel 70
was Robert n, Lee, IN the opinion Of
some, The crown OF success was bound
10 the brow Of one and chains of dcfeat
encompaWod the other, but their cpneci-
ontious devotion 20 the cause each 90.
pouaed remain the same, and neither
victory nor disaster can dim ono ray In
thoir respective careers, To-day we
meet hero 20 dedicate q monument 30
the men who followed even to the death
tho plume Of their commander. God
grnt the time may speedily como when
The survivors Of tho oontending armies
OF the war between the alatOs may
everywhere recognize that the conscience
which Washington calls celestial fire.
guided the motives Of the soldiers OF
each army, whothOr they fought for tho
blue or died In the dofOnsc Of the gray,
and oven W. the ilag ot England and
America entwino In loving embrace 10
commemorate the ronown Of the great
Washington ~ may every section OF
what ID now u common country, romom-
boring the yalor and horOism Of the gol-
dicrg who fought on either side from
1861 10 1868, bo able 10 oXclaim, 'ThOy
were American soldiers and were splOn-
did illustrations Of American prowoss.
ROioiCo with me that the smoke Of bat
tlo has vanished and the roar Of hostile
guns isno longer heard"
AZ tho conclusion OF Governor Loo'a
speech Rev, Kinloch Nelson, d. d., pro.
nounCcd the bCnodlctiln, A luncheon
was given 10 invited guests NJ the Brad.
dock house In tho afternoon. In the
evening there was q display VI FIRE
works.
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alnh.lnnr Nnl no mo rrlllnh wllh.

LONDON, May 20. - Mr. Gladstone,
whilo walking In Picadilly attempted 10
croyl the street and wag knocked down
by a cab, The driver did not stop his
horse, but ondcavorcd 10 escape. Mr.
Gladstone Uguuod his feet and ian after
the vehicle. lie caught up with II and
stopped 10 until the poliuea.ryod aud ar
rested tuo driver Me- Gladstone was
not hurt and wag In hts seat Ia the houao
OF communt none tho worse for his
tumble A umm In circulation
that tho cN.prcmcr was seriously in.
Jurod oreatod great excitement unlil it
became known that ID was groundlcss.
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NEWS I'M BRlEF.


Columbus, Ind, was visited by a heavy
whito frost Thursday evening,
A charter has been granted 10 tho Vlr-
gin Run Gas company OF Fayotte county,
President Harrison will roviow the q.
a. r. procession In Brooklyn on Deoora.
tion day
Tiohgorln and Weiss played another
draw In their effort 10 settle tho tic In the
chces tourney.
j. J. Vandergrlft says that tho rumor
10 The effect that the Standard company
will sell Lima oil w an illuminant 10 not
true.
United States marahal8 made o raid
Friday on Illicit distillors In Mcdowell
county, w, Va, Three mon were taken
10y surprise and captured.
John Galloway, the man who shot
Striker Dunn somo days ago, was 70.
leased on bail In the Plttsburg courts
Friday In the sum OF $1,000 Dunn Is con.
velesing.
Rose TORY Cooke, tho authorcBs, IL
seriously III, and her physicians fear nou.
ralgia Of the heart. She ig moro com
Portable to-day, however, than for day
or twopast.
Tho treasury department has decided
that knlfo.sharpenou mado Of wood,
steel and emery are dutlablo no manu-.
faoturerd in part Of metal as not as whet-
stones arc manufacturers Of steel.
During u quarrel at Little Washington,
between two boys, Joe Day knocked Nor
gan Carlton down with stick, and
jumping upon his breast beat and bruised
him 30 badly that he cannot live.
Tho president has accepted an invita-.
tion 10 attend Grand Army memorial
service at the Metropolitan NJ. Il. Church
next Sunday, Tho presidonts' pew, In
which Grout used to sit, will DO reserved
for him.
Andrew Quinn secured damages in
Philadelphia against the Reading railroad
In the sum Of $4,000, and Henry Spccht
was given verdict Of 100000 against
the Pennsylvania road. Both men were
injured by the roads.
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BURNING or A MANSION,


iurned ~ tie nTaundi
DAEylLLE, lll,, May qb The $4,000
suburban mansion OF Glen, A, u, L,
Dodge was burned 10 tho ground AZ !
OoloOk this morning, AT the Time OF the
fiIe tho general and his wife, the latter q
daughter OF United States senator ID, w,
Norheea, were entertaining sOO guests
among whom were Miss U Cannon and
Miss Mabel Cannon, daughters 0f Con
greasman Cannon, Judge wilkins Of The
supreme court, and many other pr0mil
nent people, The fire originated In the
roof from hanging lamps which had been
suspended over tho art gallery Rkylighl
above tho stairway and In tho ceiling fOr
the purpose OF illuminating the glaaa
The fire amouldefed and burned Ia the
attic 80 minutea, tho first notice OF u be
ing the falling burning tlmberh Of Nc
roof which fell down through tho sky
light, crashing everything beneath 40 II
fell, The frightened gueata, bareheaded
and IN party apparel, Jumped Through
open wlndowa and He'd through back
doOrways 30 the surrounding grounds,
which were wet with heavy rains, A
number Of gentlemen Ia tho smoking
room upstairs were cut of from tho
main stairway and made narrow escape
down tho servants stairway, Tho entire
scene was one OF confusion and fright,
Ladies' ran through tho crowd seeking
their husbands, whom they feared were
heIng consumed by tho ilamea, Hut lit
tle Of the furniture was taken out from
tho ground floor, none being saved Ia the
upper at0rlea Glen, Dodge In attempting
10 remove some Of tho property, mot
with close call, tho roof OF tho porch
falling In above him, and being caught
by o projecting pillar,
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TIE oRoNIn MYarERY.
niood stains That May lead Va the Deteo,
tion VI tho mardeFeFs-Ths raiise
Guarding a Vacant Oattage.

NfHHfffsft |" F"fffhFf
CHICAGO, May eb,-Up 10 noon yesier-
day there had been no arrests m tbs
Cronln case ID has been learned that
the two men thai rented CarlaOn'a cot
tage came there d fGw nights afterwaTd
and put down some oarpets, but were
never seen again about the place, A son
OF the owner OF tho place Ia said 10 have
admitted that lao saw some blood stains
Ia the house, A reporter attempted b.
interview young Carlson, He had eyi,
IDENTITY been instructed 70 keep his mouth
shut, but after q good deal OF beating
about the bush he practically admitted
the facts as stated above, Ths police DO.
lieye that II they can got hold OF the bwO
young lriahmen who rented tho house
they will have made q long stop toward
solving the mystery, estaIl
The friends OF the murdered physioan
are busy preparing for the funeral, which
will take place Sunday from the Caihe-
dral Of the Holy Name, State and an
perl0T streets, The funeral promises 10
be an immense one, ~ all tho numerous
societies " which tho doctor belonged
viii probably participate,
No New Developments
Up 10 u late hour nothing new has
been developed that has been made pub
lie, The detectives having charge Of the
case are retieent and what atatemNua
they give out are guarded or eyafiA
With the exception OF few moment3H
the morning the body was scaled up Il
day int llnc-lined, airtight box under
going q new emhalming process which
the undertnkers called vapof bath, aud
believe will prevent any further deoOm
position The body was taken from the
box during the morning 10 allow a Lake
view photographer an opportunity ~
photograph the head, Capt O'C0nnoI
was tho only one Oi DR., Cfonlna friend
who called during tho day, lle said that
the romans would probably be taken "
10, GATHERINGS, Ont
Important Clues VoTtheomina
States Attorney L0ngnecker was seen
at his office, lle had just returned from
fAkeyiew and was IN well'aati6iled
mood, and aaid
'Leut Schuotiler and Capt Wing
have been doing some very Huoceniul
work on tho case and have some very
important clues, think u viii DO only
a short time before some Of those di,
reotly implicated In the murder Of Dr,
CfOnin will bo under arrest
ThH cottage on Ashland avenue, whore
ID is believed Dr., Oronin was murdered,
h the center Of attraction and ia guarded
by the police. Th0mandh Oi curiom
people ylitsd the location, but were
kept outside the premises by the Oiilcers
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CHATTANOOGA, May 96,-ln the morn
ing Of the seventh days session OF The
Southern Presbyterian general assembly
members who were abaont from ballot
ing on the previous evening were granted
the privilege OF stating for which side
they would have cast their vote had they
been present, and OF having such state.
mont placed on record. Permission wai
asked by those members who diaapprovcd
OF the nOn-rofCronCo OF tho cooperation
question 10 the Prcabytorcs for the dia.
ou3slon TO place their diSapproval with
the rest OF their party on the records,
Granted,
The standing committee on home
missions read their report II contained
Recommendation for the appropriation
OF sum os not less than $4,000 10
evangelical work among the oolorod
race, There was raised an objection 10
The wording Of that part OF tho report
touching tho right Of Proabytoriog 10 at
Independently Of the recommendation
II the general assembly Aftor brief
out spirited debate therOport waaadoptod
~ originally read, A report from the
committee on Sunday schools was heard
and adopted,
The committee on foreign missioui
mado o final report, In which was shown
the happy condition and progress OF this
department OF church labor, and olror.
ing resolutions which were approved,
The report OF tho standing committee on
publications was presented and adopted
The removal OF the Office OF the board Of
foreign missions from Baltimore ~
Nashville was provided for Rev, Mr.,
Houston OF Baltimore was unanimously
elected prceidont aud Rov. ID. q. Rankin
secretary and treasurer Of the board OF
foreign missions,
The night session was devoted bo the
consideration OF telegram from the
northern assembly touching Oo-opcra-
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1WM. RoBERTs, M. d., Physician TO
The Manchester, Eng, InGrmary and
Lunatlc Hospital, and Professor Of
Medicine in Owens College, says:
Deep sleep nervous or rapidly.failing
9ye.sight, dropsy OF the lungs, or u VIC.
ent inflammation, any one Of them, Is
! symptom of kidney trouble" War
lor's Safe Cure is the only reliable and
guaranteed remedy for kidney dis.
lrderg.
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Tho rrc.Iacnl rnyItoa 10 rnrl wnr,h.

WAgUNGION, May 20. rcxm dolO.
CATION, led by Gcu, John Cameron, com.
missioner Of emigration, called upon the
proaidcut 10 Wk him 10 visit Che city Of
Fort Worth during the summer tarni-
val, which occurs between May 30 and
June 90, The president promised 10 NJ
tend OF he could The Texans then paid
their respects 10 MH. Harrison and OK.
tondod the invitation b her President
Dia1 OF The Mexican Republic has been
invited 10 attend tho carnival, aud has
asked permission % leave his country In
order lhJt h. may b. present Il s
hoped that the two presidents win bc
there together
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Woman on an Eqaallty win MN.

HARTFORD, Conn, May "a, THE trus.
tees OF the Hartford Theological somi-
nary have voted 10 open all COURSES OF
the institution 10 women on the same
terms NJ 10 mon. The action h taken 10
meet tho special needs OF women who
desire TO prepare for Christian teaching
for missionary work and for any re.
ligious work other thah pastoral. This
~ the first institution OF the kind In the
country 70 undertake the theological
training for women.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

LONDON, May 25-Among those upon
whom the qucon has conferred dignilics
in honor of her 10th birthday are the
sculptor, Boehm, Mr. George Burns OF
the Cunnrd Steamship line Professor
Stokes, the author OF the book "Ireland
and the Celtic Church, /" and Mr. Reid,
chief OF the Irish police. MossiB.
Boehm, Stokes and Burns are created
baronels aud Mr.. Reid Is raised 10 the
knighthood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Proceedings IN tho Presbyterian Council
Friday Morning,


Friday Morning,
New YORW, May e5.-At Friday
mornings session Of the general assem-
bly, Of tho Presbyterian church % tee-
gram waa read amid applause, announo.
Ing that the southern assembly had
adopted a majority report In favor Of
cooperation IN home and foreign ilelda
IN the eyangellgatl0n OF the colored race,
The majority report ON cooperation In
the eyangelzatlOn OF oolored people war
then adopted after some discussion and
amendment This was telegraphed "
the southern assembly,
DE- John @, llendy presented q report
Of the committee on church erection,
showing that during the year the board
had added $50 churches and made appro-
priAlIOnn Of tl2S, ,67lhb Tho members
of the committee were reelected
A committee was appointed 10 report
10 the no1t general assembly on the al.
visibility OF appointing deaconeasOu for
such work as may be suitable,
Tho prloe OF tho church organ, Home
aud Abroad, was reduced from ti,bO %
81 por year, and advertisements will
hereafter be inserted In the paper
The overture OF ilfte0n Preabyterioa for
n revision of portions OF tho Wcatmin.
lister confession was debated, many
delegates declaring that tho confession
was no more infallible than the pope,
Dr. Crosby and others, however, urged
that revision should be made only upon
a general demand from tho church at
large, Fifteen PrcabytcrIca were not
enough, The report 0f the committee
on OycrlurCs, recommending that all
PrOshytoroa bO asked 10 reply 20 the
question whether they desired q revision
and II no b what extent, ww adopted
after substitute offered by Dr.. DulllCld
OF New Jersey, declaring u revision not
oSpcdicnt at the present time, had been
rejected, Adjourned
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Loyal Notice.

Adam Den uutbn My naniOu, t0,ldlng ~ fu.
pfp Howard ruUuY MHsUtI Val rkr nWWv lhhl
tN d.y lNI l.eu tbAflHs NrnuHH nW liN wlNm'
U tHt common Iutis Vlur. 90 stars ruuhN, ono
HUnluH ihr HNuvr Wlrd /, iiltH pihNluf lui %
lu furu. Hgn. tsHid AdAu uruuus nt hulr y
uUu ulur uuu tuill td IHsu sui rAlut llr w +
Ni.H pANinI lnd lutht Uh q VWuhcl u'lNuuh
lnfis and AIAu nunluuI Nhtith ihn lNlt =
Aurud " pa tue tNd Chhroi nhlunh tlun pr'
Year uuriuH ~ natural NE alleging til llrlt N
NOV dur thprfun hrU VI h iu'ritfi Abt Uhl nn
that ndurd ~ MhN nruiuut ul tut uufh llli ul lnl
n iplu Navarro, q, tutut usllt ha tuln'th, Nla
Yili and hIlrFlur thht Nud dUd was Wlut IN thHl
fuftnld Auhm DuniuuH tu dtiiAul UiW plalhtH Hnu
further pthilug that Tho cuuft ofdcranJ lnhlall'
munta due uudor said contract hoir,itvr in In
made charge On said lot aud tM said ut 40 far ~
~ necessary, he subjected 70 payment I thld note
aud contract An order Of attachment has been
lasutd In tula Aet0n aud tho above described ~
has been levied upon, ana pfocVtA VI EAfnlhhOncnt
has been served un Ounflo Lucas Judgment N
asked Tor ehNO hnd lutufot trlm Anrl ~ 1850,
also Tor $50 aud Interest tyiooh frim April 4,
1870 salt parties arc required W antNef on or be
fore July o. lHsl or iudgruni VIII hg taken agnlnst
them, CHAhlEh DERlOub,
JANIS j. aRAHT ATTY
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Too Poor 70 pny Indemnity.

BERLIN, May 20. III is stated that al
the last session OF tho Samoan confer.
ence the German delegates claimed in
demnity for losses 10 Germans caused by
King Mataafa The American dele
gateo disputed this claim, avcrring that
Nataafa had acted In self.dofenso and
declaring also that the Samoan natives
were too poor 10 pay indemnity.
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A Mnrm Mnier Ileonnilnn.

DUBLIN, May 95.--Tho olphoet eyio-
tons TO day wcre characterized by
desperate resistance on The part OF the
tenants During ono OF the many
melees Police Inspector Duff was
severely wounded and several policemen
and bailiilg were painfully scaIdod by
tho showers OF hot water thrown upon
them by the inmates OF various houses.
Fourteen persons were arrested.
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Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations will bo held ON Tho ilral
saturday 0f each month, Examinations will here.
after be hold IN The bouth Plum sifoet bchOol In
place Of liigh School
At ALiIANou October i1th, 1884 AID February
Nh, ilRh,
Ar MAhaiLLoH- October gTth, 1893
Ar CANAL ruLr0E- March OH l0tH,
Ar NAvARnE april 18Th 1880
At MAuLnouO-May iith, issd,
T. Al. TAuuNRT ClmH
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TrFFlN, May 25.--William Bingham, n
prominent citizen OF Attica, has confess
ed TO the setting fire Of his neighbours
barn, The matter has caused great ox-
oitement, as ho Is believed 10 have been
the cause of Tho many incendiary fires
which have burned two.thirds Of the
town in The past two Yonre.
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on CRY, May 25.--At . o'clock Fri
day afternoon q fire broke out in the
Penn refinery works, on the east side OF
the city, destroying the filling room, bar
rel works and the machine shops and
still. Several cara Of oil caught fire, but
tho flames were oxtinguished, Tho pas
scngers on tho Ttusvllo train were
transferred, owing 10 tho intense heat.
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Every drop of blood in the system
passes through both the kidneys and
lungs many thousand times In each
twenty four hours. This explains why
~ per cent. Of the patients Of Bromp
ton Hospital Of consumptiyes, London,
England, have nnsuapected kidney dis
order. II the kidneys were in q healthy
condition tbey would expel the waste
matter or poisonous acid and prevent
the irritation Of the lungs, but IL dis.
obsed they nre unable 60 perform their
funclions This explains why Warmers
Sufe Cure has proved no valuable In
cases OF lung trouble. II removes the
cause.
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Illr TnrrltorK Lnnarh.

SHARON, May 25.--A Butler county
eyudioatc yesterday perfected arrange.
mcntg by which II leases nearly u thoua.
and acres Of land from Mcasrs y. Per.
kins and William Carnos Of this place,
for tho purpose OF drilling tor oil and
gas. The land is situated about one.halt
Of n mile west Of Sharon, on the Ohio
lima
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LONDON, May 25.--The yachts valky-
rie, Yapna and lrex sailed another race
to-day. Tho finish was mado with n
good southeast brcoze after o splendid
race. The Valkyrio again proved the
winner, Tho Yarana was second and tho
Irex third.
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PRoF. snMMoLA Of The University Of

PRoF. SEMMoLA of the University Of
Paris, In AN article published In the
Gazettee Medical dc Paris, says; "Dry
ness OF the skin, imperfect digestion
and transformation of albuminoid food
are preseut at the beginning Of chronic
Brlghtr Disease Warmers Safe Cure
removes digestive disorders. Whyp
Because IL enables the kidneys to per
form their functions in q healthy man.
ner, when both cause and resulting
disappear,
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WASHINGTON, May 25.--A reception
was given last night 10 Bishop Keane by
Carroll institute, an organization OF
which he was tho founder. There was q
large attendance. A delegation came
over from baltimore 10 assist In the 70.
copLi0n.
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Hammer Rounion.

The third annual reunion OF the
Hammer Family will be held at Con
gress Lake, on Tuesday, the llth day
of June, 1889. by order of
S.S. GErB, Pres.
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Warner'e Safe Cure cures both ma.
laria and kidney disease by taking out
of the blood the poisonous malarial
germs, and by putting the kidneys in u
healthy condition.
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Phelp. 10 n, MInl,,or ~ c,.,unn,

LONDON, May 26.-Tho German cor
respondent OF Tho Daily News says Il Is
stated that Mr. William Walter Phelps
has been appointed United States minis-
ter 10 Germany.
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Thg will OF Joseph MeneSoy, late OF
0Nimishlllen Township, was hltd FOR
probate to-day,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
washington park Races.

CHICAGO, I'LL. July 19.-The attend
ance at Washington park to-day was
about six thousand. The track was
heavy, but the favorites won clear
through the programme. The chief
event was the Dearborn handicap for
three-year-olds, which Hindoo Craft
won. The meeting ends tomorrow
First race-Maiden two-year-o lds,
purse 5000, Ave eighths of mile. Bes-
semer and Lizzie Fonzo were leaders to
the stretch, where the latter went to the
front and won handily by length and
half, with Cecil B., second; Irene, third.
Time, l:071a.
Second race-Maiden two-year- olds,
purse $780, five-eighths of a mile.
Flambeau led to the quarter, after which
Sena took the lead and kept it to the end,
winning easily by length, with Mount
Lebanon second and Flambeau third.
Time, 1:06.
Third race-Purse $500, allowances,
threefourths of mile. Hanillah led to
the stretch, where Catalpa came up and
won by three parts of a length, with
Spinett third. Time, 1:20.
Fourth race-Purce $500, allowances,
three-fourths of a mile. Long Brook
led for quarter, but Florence e. then
passed him and won in canter by ave
lengths, with Carus second and Andra a
poor third. Time, 1:21.
Fifth race-Dearborn handicap for
three-year-olds, $50 each, with $1,000 adj
ded, one and one-eighth miles, worth
$3.50 to the winner. Castaway led for
six furlongs, closely pressed by Flood
Tide. At the three-quarters post Hindoo
Craft took the lead and kept it to the
end, beating Castaway a length, with
Ganymede good third. Time, 2;02.
Sixth race-Purse 5000, mile heats.
Dad won both heats as he pleased;
Liederkrantz, second in each; and Arun-
del third in the last. Time, 1:50, :49T
Seventh race-Purse $500, winners at
this meeting, one and one-sixteenth of a
mile,s Los Angeles was leader all the
way round and won from Queen of
Trumps by three-quarters of length.
Time, I:55 40.