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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
WILL REBUILD.
B4s ssx easss ". > casa s4ys stKss
Wsiasa

n sa interview with the fELzGzAN-
HxEALD. the arni OF Mesdea 4 Co, ard
and taliow Tennsrs. ef Brdge-sE-, whose
factory vas burned Out a feS days ago.
sad ia substance. I'VE propose open
INK again and Nill Be ready n &oout :
week FOR business. OF course our Place
VII not be quite On sucn large scale,
bur viii meet al the demands made on
u, whlen are becoming larger every
day. We propose 20 carry on the tai
low and lard business a. heretofore.
Our nes building viii be \ one story
brick house. and, though the machin-
cry, etc, has been all destroyed, We ex-
peet % have ali the necessary appar4-
tus IN position on Monday ReXt."
In this connection ". ). Gum makes
a few remarks. Mr.. Gum claims that
the SAID lard and tallOw refinery par
takes somewhat OF the nature Of NUS
ance, and Will take steps looking TO sa
injunction restraining the re-erectlOn
or the works. lie states that be i a
property owner IN the town OF Walker,
and that MS property Immediately ad-
joins the refinery, but that though
plated L IS rendered practically value
less by the OdorlterOus stencil that
emanates from the refinery. He will
be joined by other property owners OF
that territory IN his prayer for an in
junction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE.
The Democratic Cohorts Arriving
on the Scene.
w. W. Wheaton says Wayne il Nearly
solid for Fred Marvin for state
Treasurer-Winans and Dean.

The big guns OF the Democratic party
are arriving, and last night the Morton
House was fairly alive with vine pulers.
The advance guard is here and promi-
nent among the gathering are w. W.
Wheaton, Fred Marvin, j. W. Dean and
others. They are feeling their way
gradually to learn in which way the
wind is blowing.
The Wlnans boom for governor was
developing all along the line, though
the friends of Frank A. Dean, of Char
lOtte, We're on hand organizing their
forces. Dean arrived late at night and
decorated the register at Sweets Hotel
with his name. lie was preceded by
ms nephew. j. W. Dean. of Detroit,
who appears TO be his chief organizer.
Fred Marvin and Arthur Melgs have
both got their eve on the State Treas
urershiD and last night the two candi-
dates met IN preliminary sklrmlsh IN
the forum Of the Morton. They stood
eyeing each other for few moments
IN an undecided manner. but finally
they grasped each other by the hand
and swore eternal friendship, no matter
IN which way the battle went.
Wayne is almost unanimously solid
for me. and | am sure of over 100
votes I 9m that district on the first
ballot, sad Mr.. Marvin.
al don't know about that, but
think | command a few votes III this
district" answered Mr.. Meigs.
We'll, we won't quarrel, no matter
which way 1t goes" they both SAID in
chorus.
They shook, and the whole matter
stands on an even basis.
Big, good natured VIM. W. Wheaton,
he who once bore the distinction of
being the leading wire puller of Michi-
gan, was holding an earnest conversa-
ton with /. NJ. Weston and Gen. Ruth
eTfOrd.
Wayne wants the treasurership, and
Fred. Marvin lsour man. Ii lsall Wayne
asks for, and when we are so liberal in
our demands, think we should receive
some recognition. The Republicans
have Moore, and Marvin is the man to
run against him. Wayne is the strong
hold of Democracy, and she has time
and time again demonstrated what she
can do, SAID Mr.. Wheaton.
w no Is your cnOice Tor GOvernOr!'
"Winans, certainly, Wlnans, now and
for all times"
"WiII Northern Michigan get any
thmg?"
"Yes, Northern Michigan will be re-
cognized."
Ii was intmated last night that De-
trCit bad dark horse for Treasurer,
but nobody seemed to know much
about 1t.
d. j. Chapman, of that city, is at
present the most likely candidate for
chairman of the Democractic State Cen
tTal Committee.
Congressman Chapman aud the greater
part OF the Wayne delegation will ar
rive at noon and by tonight the city
WILL be fairly svarming over with the
Democrat cohorts from every nook and
hamlet IN the State.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
FENNVILLE'S FIRE.
The Town in Ashes-Full List of Losses
and Insurance.
Special to the TKLEoRAM-HERALD.

Special 10 the TELEGRAM-HERALD.
FENNvILLE, Mich, Sept. S.--Yester-
day morning at O'Clock the people of
this village were aroused from their
peaceful slumbers by the alarming CRY
of fire. Turning out pell nell thes
flew to the scene of the conflagratiol
only to view q repetition of the fire
scourge of July last year. AS in that
case, there was absolutely no protection
against the frey monster, hence little
could be done, except save such goods
as were conveniently movable, and
prevent the buildings on the opposite
side or the street from taking fire. This
was successfully accomplished, though
Il number of store fronts were badly
damaged by the intense heat. The fire
originated at the rear of Swarts d Son 5
drug store, cause unknown, and being
near the center of the block which was
a solid wooden raw, the flames were
rapidly communicated 10 the buildings
adjacent and ragged with such uninter-
upted fierceness, that within two jlrs
the entire block was mass of smoking
ruins, and Fennville is again in shes.
The following is list of losses IS
llt 81 d. pOh~lbIt W ODidlu li-S VIII
ing; ID. X. Crane q Son, grocers,
$4,000; insurance, $1,000. James Nc
Cormick, building, $4,000; insurance,
81 200. Dickinson q Hutchlns. Iur-
niture, $500; insurance, 81 AGO.
Hutchinson 81 Raymond, bank, dry
goods, $4,000; insurance, $500.
Swartz & Son, druggists. $1,000; lnsur-
ance. s. 400. William Ba!a. building,
$500; insurance, $500. Mrs. Adell
Purdy, milliner, $4,000; insurance,
81 800; Mrs. Nichols, buildings, 5000;
insurance. 5000 Theo Wade, law Of
flee, $500; insurance. $500. William
Connell, law Office, $780, no insurance.
DR.. Cranmer, instruments, etc, $500;
no insurance; Or. Andrews, instru-
ments, etc, sl25; no Insurance. Clark
Johnson, room furnishings, s75; no IN
suran ce; w. a. smith. meat market,
$500; no insurance; village jail, 500;
no lnrsuance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
THE CITY FATHERS.
They win Leave for Jsunt North
Thursdav

They viii Leave for Jaunt North
Thursday.
The city ofic ais have decided TO 90
on summer iaunt among The resorts
Of the North The trip was planned
among the aldermen last night after
the meeting Of the council They al
i0urued 70 one Of t1e ante rooms and
CITY Father Fred aaders took one Of
the high stools an called the honor.
abie body % order. lie then unfolded
a plan which. whsle it was not entirely a
surprise % few. was totally unknown
e. the majority He proposed that the
CITY officials take a relaxation from the
srfnous duties imposed on them ard 20
North for few days en- vst to
Traverse city. On arriving there. tnsv
wi take the steamer City Of Grand
Rapids for Uhlsnd, st Caarlevol I.
where thev vii sweep down
on Mavar Thl st bis beautiful
summer resort home. whch
= locstcd AZ that place. One Of the
Republican members thought that
"Wednesday morning wouid be About
tne proper 0rn8 80 ISurCb cut. hut in
th he met WITH a vge rous opposition
fran7 t1e Democrats who srzae8 that
the Democratic convention convened
eu taat lav Their CtieCuon vas sas-
tanned, ard is vas finally dect8ed O.
make sae start on Tuesday. Tacy
w,li - gone three or four DAYS, aud q
hyely tine is prom sed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
A CONDUCTORS PLANT.
The Recent Charges on the q. II. 4 4.
Are Held TO BE Tough

From time to time, as the heads have
come of, the TELEGRAM-lIERALD has
announced the names Of the G. K. q l.
conductors who have been summarily
discharged, presumably for knocking
down fares" The process has been
going on for some time, until now It
IS SAID that the personnel Of the corps
of conductors on the G.. x. & /. is ma
teriallv changed from what It was &
few weeks ago one OF these con-
ductors said yesterday:
"It is no small affair for
man who has been
trained 10 one lnc OF husiness, and
who has followed that business many
years. 10 be suddenly thrown out Of All
employment without warning, especi-
ally when the manner Of the discharge
csfnes with it such sn imputatou Of
d.sbunof that q re-engagemeut lu other
business Will be not only intellectually,
but morally difficult. All THIS trouble
came through 'spCtiers' Now # yOu
want 10 know what spOiteT 2
business ls, It - SIMPLY to sp0L
II the spotter does not spot.
then he Is not earning his money. The
consequence ls that whenever spotier
is put upon any road. tie heads are
sure 10 iaII uto the basket. because the
spoticrs nave g. 1--we 4 the conductors
have 10 be slaughtered for it The way
II sll came about vas that I'm ghiest
tfle irregularities we're magn fiea into
evidence Of dishonesty. F0T instance,
whenever money lscoi ieCfc1 On zoe tFs in
thtpa sserZcr - gwen aCheck receipt Tor
IT, Ihs IL p red tape operation fhat
takes muCh tme. DttcH VIXEN there =
s. heavy tram. tae glVnz of TIE reepiF s.
IS jeff unti the round of tie trasg ras
teen made. Noa { any ! tsle ps Il
memoirs should &C ur a fiis s.,
t4e s.o.ter w0ao FL ca bard io 80 ke
onta rsse ~ knpt kng DOS TIE
conductor goes forth mlth the ccu-
PAWS hrsnd uran hiU. - seek ve-
irhoc6 RI unacC stoned fields 81 en-
dearor Bat tie spotter has made 8
Ftt.e e.orv and S liffle ssarF. ans - Il
= aof al Eosm. SITTER al
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
HURRAH FOR MAINE
She Gives the Largest Republican
Majority Since 90.
REED RE.ELECTED BY OVER 1860
Barieish j. Re-sisetsd ey Majority IA
eseaing a. .00o- -keprsssatatisss Dans-
ieys Boateils and sfflikea secure
MaioFities of About 5000

AUGUSTA, Ne, sept. s.-Chairman
Aalley Of the Republican State Com
mlttse sent a despatch % President
Harrison, saying Maine gives the largest
Republican major.ties thrown IN an or
year since 80 and the largest majority
gwen in a Presidential contest since
'6s, With tic single except
IONS of 's4-S. Burleigh ls
reelected by majority ex-
eeeding 1900. Reed is reelected
by the largest majority he ever re-
ceiyed, exceeding 4 $40.
Representatives Dingley, Boutelie
and Miiilken are reelected by MAYOR
tiles ranging from 5000 10 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
ANOTHER DISAGREEMENT.
\ Jury Was Unable 90 say Yesterday who
Assaulted Poisson.

The second trial of Michael Mccarthy
the pilot OF the steamer Belknap, for
assault and battery upon the person of
Captain Poisson, commander Of the
Florence, occurred IN Justice West
falls court yesterday. The same old
story of the frscss. first as told in the
TEIEeRkN HERALD, then Is told IN
court, was repeated in court yesterday
before a jury. Ii was an all trial. and
the case vent n the jury little after
; o'clock. No verdict was reached j.,
and another failure 60 agree was the
result.
The prosecuting attorney was Charles
Watt. and Larry Carroll was the at
torney for the defense. In speaking OF
the verdict last evening, Mr.. Carroll
sad. The Ways Of luries are often IN
scrutable. in the.r willingness 90 put
the county 70 such extraordinary ex-
rehse IN petty cases over Wh.cu chill
dren ought not 70 disagree.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

With tbe exception of the removal
Of the telegraph poles. Cansl-st lsreaag
for the paving. Is looks ~ s TIE elsv
council wsud have e. lay the AZ SO
Eoot 81 tfe tree as tne teieETspn cor1-
nan 80 evideuflv propose G. 10 nCtnlns
Eae stone cFusher Wi commence To-
day ariudiae rock for the concrete bass
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
SEWING MACHINES.

Investigate and invest of $500 Demorest Sewing
Machines sIeso Our selling these machines
not alone price the
and appearance improvements
and satisfactory work We have substantial endorsements
as regards completeness every detail We sell them
manufacturers prices give with each machine ol
performing STYLES Of work done by
this machine Every machine warranted for FIVE Dom
fail TO see need Of Sewing Machine.
SPRING a COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Special 90 tae 1H1Feats HxssLn.
bsTrLF CREEE. Nmh, sept s-Pro-
hinatoufsts arc now iu convention a.
somesed iu tts ctv Ex-(4oVeUor 81.
aoou. 81 ha sss. addressed 3 roas Be
sualencf. fa s. nost ef.zsz ne nsa.
on tire socaI. frfrstr.a srt fnsrc
sfuateu raoh t.t-ona3v c0u~s cred
Mrs. NsrV r. Tstrrse. taaf Dae
Webster aaor var-e~. ara M
esn's W g ia r~es fert. nsze a
crest ferensne ase sIossnent eHort -
tie evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
Kits. of Keene

Special 20 the ffIEssts- HEEttD
IoSIA, Mich. sept. s.-Peter kitts. 4
keene, who nlystenous'y disappeared
from the Union Hotel in this CITY Aa-
gust 81, teiegraphet Sher.f Wcikcr
this morning. that BE was % Cncag0.
lt is thought that lie took q notion to
leave and say nothing about e. He
went by wav Of Portland eYta a farmer,
then to Lansing. ard from there 10
thicsg0. a letter frofa his uncle states
that his father vas afflicted 81 fhe same
manner, often leaving home for several
months At time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
A Rou well Watched

The little 6-years-old daughter Of
Mrs. Anua Fuller, Of 81 East Bridge
st., to0k her mothers gold watch yes
serday and KINDLY handed t over to a
passing boy on tuc street. That boy -
bsdly wanted, ard toe police are eye
ing Sharply every httie boy they see
carrying A god watch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
STRONG REED.
Portland Gives Him Majority @
1879

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. s.-The total
vote of Portland is: For Governor,
Burleigh, $50; Thompson, 2l27; Clark
l42. For Congress, Reed, 364s; Frank
2l69; HusSey (Pro.l, -. -Four Repub-
lican Legislators are elected and one
Democrat, the latter on account Of
local dissatisfaction. There is great
enthusiasm ID the city over the result
of Reeds election, and a big meeting
was held in the city hall, with All ad-
dress by Reed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
DASTARDS AGAIN.
They Make an EGrot to Wreck an ES-
press Train.

Albany, y. Y, sept. San attempt
TO wreck the fast 6 O'Clock express tram
on the Central road, WAS made near
New Hamburg tonight, by some un-
known parties. by placing obstruction
on the track. When the trackman dis
covered the obstruction he started DOM
the track To- stop the express train by
swinging bis red lantern. Almost i'm.
mediately several shots were fired at
hm, one taking effect in his shoulder.
He succeed IN stopping the train about
a hundred yards south of the Ohsiruc-
ton. According 60 the description Of
the barricade q was Of tbe same build
as tie one near Albany on Thursday
night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

displaying the elegances Ladies aud Chill
dcns prepared
who Fall Jacket of standard threeousrer
lengths Jersey Cheviot DagoEa Wide Wales all the
opened elegant line OF Mate
large assortment OF Plush Gar
ments consisting Cloaks Wraps and Newmarket Oar
desirable for fall
wearlyve call especial Plush Garments
Walker These
and are unexceled in appearance and finish.
Ladies and Children in styles and
qualities. Prices S2oo upwards COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
CeukAemens S Furnishing G0oaS.

received line of Gentlemen Ties IN all
the styles. We offer inducements in many goods
tanned department Our of Mems Underwear
lines of Jersey ribbed and fat
below the usual market value. We have Nens
Hosiery Handkerchie Collars Cuffs Shirts and Suspenders
popular prices and styles. q COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
REEDS PLURALITY.
1t Looks A. If IL Would Be Doubled This
Time.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. s.-Reed's plu-
rality in the nineteen towns IN First
district is 1854. lie had last election
24S9 plurality, and il looks as if il would
be nearly doubled. Ia Biddeford, the
Democratic vote fell oil 800, Reed ear
ry.ng the clty by fifty-hye. one hun
dred towns give buIIelgh, hepupllcah,
for Governor, -, l23; Thompson, DEM
oc rat, l4,722. Burleigh's plurality,
-15E
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

place sale 500 remnants Of short length Dress
Goods among many desirable fabrics for combining
with other fer chdrens To iosure rapid
sale we will mark them down TO half value
4
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
CURTAIN DEP4RTMT.

Porteres Chcnlles Turccmans, Shelss
equally attractive Our
Drapery goods styles and fabrics
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

ortcne Floor and Table Cloths. Mattines Window
Shades a specially. SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Order Department facilitates dealings with custom
visi, Customers rely exact
and intelligent every n their orders
Samples mailed when desired prices and
description given where samples not be tent
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Rugs, Smyrna Rugs,
and art Squares
Felt Crumb Cloths
and Fur Rugs
At prices to please the economical buyer.
COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
RoyGt Wiltons,

And other weknown makes of original
styles combinations
ious and the designs of high ord We also have the
sale KIDDERMINSrER Ingram Car
known We them Durability and
style. headquarters Carpets being all pre-
pared offer low prices and the largest assortment
SPRING a COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

And UphOlstering Goods

Our Carpet Department stocked with fresh
manufacturers. The space directed the exhibition
goods enables show stock
the entire floor the display Carpets Rugs
Here may be found the choicest selections OF
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-08

You know we are sincere when we invite you to
call and pay your bill before Aug. 18TH We shall
close on stated date We are as much so to have
you call and help yourself to bargains we have for
you the next few weeks Certain lines must be
closed at any price before we pay freight. Our
So. 3.75 Hand Made Shoe is on sale at $500. No
will fit q No. foot and can't help but please.
To those who think we 60 far enough west not
to be dunned for balance due us, will say we 60
just far enough to publish such acts for sale in our
daily paper MS they deserve, and assure them no
one will lose on them hereafter without knowing
who they are LEE EISENBERG
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-08
oked II anything, ~ though he was


the ieft OF IN" chair win his haud on
the back OF IT. and almost the tnstsnt
hemnier look his seat he brgan to
speak Ia snort, quick periods: Nov
gentlemen he SAID. this II William
hemmler. have warnei him he has
70 hie' ana " he has anything :" say,
ne VIII say "" As the warden no.
ish-h h-mniler lookei up snd said IN
ah'gh keyed voice. w'tii"n, nnv heal
'a''on ana NJ th.uRh ne bhd prepared
himself WIN SPEECH: "We'l. i wish
everyone good luck in this world, and
'hi"S am going 10 good place.
Inc pa'ers nave been savings lot ~
STUN thst isn't 3d. Thats all have 10
say"
WIN the conclusion of his speech
ne turned his back upon the iury.took
IN his chat and handed II to the
warden. This disclosed fhs fact that
a hole had been cut from the end Il
bis tro@sers down 81 rs TO EXPOSE the
base of the spine.
with his coat 'ff Kemm'er turned
In .he direction OF the door through
which he came and began unhut'on-
Ing his vest, at the same time the var
den drawing any interfering drap@ry
Of his shirt through his trousers and
cuttinp u of 30 Ms to leave !iiti- .ur-
face ri i'sh, sgainst which one OF the
electrodes was TO press, absolutely
bare. Warden Durs'on called at'-n-
tion tn the fact that 1t was not n'c's-
ssry to remove the vest. and Kemm er
calmly buttnned 1t again and cs'e-
fully arranged his tie. Don't hurry
shout this mater" said the warden;
"be perfectly cool" He by all mears
wac the coolest In the room.
When his tie wa, arranged he sat
down 10 The electric chair ~ quietly
as though he was sitting down TO din.
ner. Warden Durs'on s'ood on the
right snd Gen. VipliDR. os Aibsny. on
the lef. Thry bsgsn Immediately Ia
adjnst the STRAPS, the condemned man
holding up his arms so ~ to give them
every assistance. When the strap.
had hetn sdju.ied about his body, his
arms were fastened down, and then
the warden leaned over and parted
kemmler's feet, 10 a. 10 bring his leg
near the legs of the chair. While the
sfrsps were heinR Arranged Ksmmle'
SAID: Take your time; don't be In
hurry; be sure that everything is all
right" Two or three times he re-
peated these phrases. Warden Durs-
ton reas.ur d him with the remark
that 1t would not hurt him, and that
he (Durstonl would be with him all
through. But II was not fear that
Kemmler felt. II was rather certain
pride In the exactnes. IF the sxpsri.
men'. He seemed to have g-sa'er IN
ierpst In its success than those who
had made preparations for II, snd who
were watching its progress to its finsl
fatal conclusion. When the rap bad
been adjusted the ward-n placed hi.
hand on Kemmler'- head and held Il
against rubo.r cu.hion which ran
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-08
CHURCHE ~.
stpCIETIEs.

A.. ". h.-DIvision No ! meets frst snJ seoona
urdsys Of each month.
K OF H.-Mce,s hrst and third Wednesdays Al
SOP. H,,, at Odd Fellows Hall
AZ. "A. N.-l.llowstone Lodge, No. %, 6ri
nd ihi''i Wednesdays.
k. A. N.-lclloxsioDe Chapter, No. b, second
hursday IN each month
x. T.--Dsmascus 0ommsndery, fourth Thurs.
tags,
y. D. E.-,'usier Loage, No. rs, every
Y, aday I, tIoir hall.
4. 90. F.-sentinAl Eneami inent, No. 3, hrsi
I'D tbirj Friday.
X. o; P.--t'rusader Lodge, No, 7, Thursday
veuings at Odd Fellows Hal.
=. X. of A.--Mies City branch. every undsy ct
y. NJ.
X, OF L,-first and ihird Tues iays.
"a. A. R.-u. 4. Grant Post, No. II, first and
hird Tuesdays.
10. q. T.--star Of the West, No. "a, every
fhu-s1sy evening.
s.ofv-Coi. :. swaine Camp 7. Meets second
nd ou'thwednestavs Of each month NJ Good Tenn
arr Hal,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-08
ATTORNEYS,

PHYSICIANS.
I'M H. - kEDb,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
One r~ I. Havsees drug storn l2u
E.a. r. r. Fish,
~ PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AsD OBsTETkICIAs.
Arxt, NunlarEt uBd Gesurtshelfer) Onlce at
,avAgeS drdg store, Niles Gity, MT
q wHIIShi
-. DLSTsT,
80 siI,ct, over stoekgrowers National Bank.
~ WORK guaranteed and at reasonable rates.
y h. UoRCoKAN,
a. senior Veterinary surgeo sth cavalry.
Residence Miles tity Calls attended day or
night. Leave orders at savage's drug store Cor.
espoDdencc prnp,y an-were
- y. LEBJHER. N. D..
Physician andsugeop.
Once and residence over White Elephant. Main. y
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-25
The California Horse.

In reading the accounts Of early days in
California am struck with the endurance
of hardship, exposure and wounds by the
natives and the adventures, the ranoheros
horsemen, herdsmen, the descendants OF
soldiers and the Indians, their inseusibility
to fatigue, and their agility and strength.
This is ascribed to the climate, and what
is true of man is true of the native horse
His only rival in strength, endurance
speed and intelligence is the Arabian 1t
was long supposed that this was racial
and that but for the smallness Of the size
Of the native horse crossing with it would
improve the breed OF the eastern and Ken
lucky racers. But there was reluctance tC
cross the finely proportional eastern horse
with his diminutive western brother.
The importation and breeding of thor
oughbre on this coast has led 10 the dis
covery that the desirable qualities of the
California horse were not racial but climat
ic. The eastern horse has been found to i'm.
prove in size, compactness of muscle, in
strength Of limb, in wind, with marked
increase in power OF endurance The trav
eler here notices the fine horses and their
excellent condition, and the power and en-
durance Of those that have considerable
age. The records made on eastern race
courses by horses from California breed
ing farms have already attracted attention
1t is also remarked that the eastern horse
is usually improved greatly by sojourn
Of a season or two ON this coast, and the
plan of bringing eastern race horses here
for the winter is already adopted. Charles
Dudley Warner in Harper's.