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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

WEST ALMOST ESCAPES,
An Attempt to Break Jail Detected In
limo 10 Hold the Two Murderors,

An Attempt TO Break jail Detected Ia
Time 10 Hold the Two Murderers,
WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov, 9i-Seyeral
bricks In the west wall Of the county
jail were found 10 have been removed
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, The
prisoners had been lot out Of their cells,
no that they could attend the jail meet.
ing, and little later the discovery
was made and alarm Immediately
raised and the sheriff, alone, but hoay-
lily, armed, entered the jail lfo
found that n largo hole had beon
cut through the wall with chiscl.
White, the Charleroi Illegal liquor
seller, seemed 10 bo the ringlcader IN
the work, and when ordered by the
sheriff 20 enter his cell refused until
driven there NJ the point Of u revolver,
A combined conspiracy had been made
among the prisoners by which West,
the condemned murderer, aud Teatora,
who is held rs an aCcomplico IN the
murder Of Mrs, Saunders, were 20 make
their escape first, then the others would
follow, There arc confined IN the jail
many tough characters. TCators says
he will yet make his escape " no has TO
kill some one in the attempt. A
thorough examination will bo made Of
the jail TO see II there are any more
tools hid there
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

mus pfuNru ihlll
showed its symptoms In an aggravated
form many months ago, and II was
thought then that
The Appointment Of q Regent
would be necessary, but the kings par.
tial recovery seemed 10 remove that
necessity. His ailliction was softening
Of the brain, and he was usually quiot
and almost comatoae. but ut times dis.
played great mental excitement, Not
withstanding his notorious marital In.
iidelities, Queen Emma has shown the
utmost tenderness toward her alowly
dying husband, 10 that the Prince Of
Nassau spoke Of her few days ago In
an address 10 the Luxembourg cham
befs ~ that angel OF devotion At his
(tho ldng'a) bedside With William Ill.
dies the direct male representation Of
the great house Of Orange lie was the
son Of William H.. but only connected
collatornlly with the famous William
III. Of England. The late king wns
born In 1877 and may have inherited
his insanity from the Emperor Paul OF
kussia, 10 whom he was related on the
maternal side,
he Assembled tho Throne In thiO,
His only issue IL by his second wifo,
Emma, being a daughter, Wilholmina,
now 10 years Of age, The kings death
sewers from Holland the duchy OF
Luxembourg, which will probably bo-
come attached, under the Duke Of
Nassau, TO the empire Of Germany, An
net OF the Dutch parliament passed
some years ago provides for the success.
sion 10 the throne Of Holland in the
event Of the late kings family become
extinct Queen Emma is very popular
and will undoubtedly be continued as
regent until her daughter attains her
majority The states general has been
called to meet on Dec. 8. The Dutch
legation NJ London is throngod with
distinguished people offering condol-
nurnu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

II Gomez Very Ncar Causing tho Death Of
1cn Persons,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov e5, -llluminOt.
ing gas came near claiming ten more
Yctlma In tho northern section Of this
city, and three persons are In q critical
condition from the effects Of the deadly
yapor Officer MNgoc OF the Egh
teeuth district detected the odor Of ga,
near Columbia avenue and Blding
street but could not locate the leak
Early Sunday morning he received word
that the family Of John j, Craig, con.
mating OF HIS wife aud -four children,
and August llahinetingOr his wife and
four children living ~ 1909 and 1904
Bodlne street had been sullOcatod, He
broke into the houses aud found all
overcome by the fumes Al but three
Of the children are conyalcscing, al.
though very sick from the uoXious
vHpOr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

CuIcAGo, Nov q. Saturday after.
noon l'Ilcnakcr Jumped Z feet 9 Is
inches AZ the Exposition building, break.
ing his Fridaye record Of I fcet l.q
inches, y, II, Harris, h'y owrar, Va de-.
siroua that MooicloUo md Pepper
match their marc Maud against Flo.
mNker Harris says he will match the
old horse against their entire stable, In.
cluding Roseborry, for $1,000 u sidc and
cato receipts any place in the United
States
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
MINI nnnAMn, Ann.hnnl.

CiSuNNNn, O.. Nov %. While driv-
ing ont the Alexandria pike, back OF
Newport, KY, Mrs. Robert Witt, her
two children, aged 0 and 4, aud Miss
Josie Iloloran, u lady friend, wora
thrown from the barouche While do
scending u hill the horse became fright
enod aud ran into n fence, ovcrturning
the vehicle, the occupants OF which
were seriously injured, Mrs, Witt waB
badly bruised, hut not seriously hurt.
OF the remaining three there Is little
hope OF them surviving.
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pAek 10 TIE PeNlTENTlARN



COLUMBUS, o., Nov e6,-At tho last
session Of the board Of penitentiary
managers Walter Campbell VIA paroled
10 80 into tho service Of Manager Wat
ltina nj Prospect, o, lle returned TO
Columbus Saturday because he was dis
satisfied, and determined % DO some
thing that would forfeit his parole,
Detective Murphy visited tho peniten'
tlary Ton the purpose OF eac0rllng dis
charged men 10 the depot Clerk
Reeves went % got the railroad tickets
and discovered lhey were gone, The
money drawer was empty and u was
found that Campbell had been around,
Murphy aud Porter found him IN q
saloon ile was taken 70 the city prison,
where he was searched and found about
$50 lle acknowledged the whole huh'
ness, but claimed 20 have Lost the
tickets. Tho charge Of grand larceny
Che whole loss being nearly $50 was
lodged against him aud be- WIS turned
over 10 the deputy warden, who took
him back 10 tho pruitentiHry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

LOUISVILLE, KY Nov o. 1t is the
belief mong the bcN posted on current
baseball gossip that hcncwly organized
American association win include
Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore
aud Boston in the cast, aud Columbus,
St Louis, Chicago AMI Louisyillc In the
west, and that thcrc win virtually bc
an mnlgNmHton with what is let Of
the brotherhood league, There Is no
authority oblaiuUblo for this statement.
as the Delegates refuse to commit them.
selves 10 iutcryipwpiS.
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sui rndlpg u a scnatlonnl 1rnrrlngc.

COLUMNS, o., Nov. el,-Mrs William
G, Scrimgor, nee Courtwight, died
Sunday with typhoid fever She was
only 10 years old ana u bride Of u few
months, The sensational marriage Of
the couple is alrendy still in the minds
Of tho public. Miss Courtwright came
to Columbus with her stepfather, Judge
Friesner, and by Encouragement mot
Mr., Scrimgcr and they went to Coving-
ton, kyr where they were married the
same evening and telegrnphcd the news
TO her people This was during state
fair time, about Sept, 1,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

CuipToN. n. j., Nov 20 First race, six ana
one-hNlf furlonge- Chceny, /; Hen Harrison.
2; Vosburg, 3 Time, l.2ilG,
Second rnce, fvo furlongs-Sunflowor II
Cascade, 2, Rumpus Q. Time. l,05
Third race, seven furlongs- Lizzie Fonso. 4
Young Duke, 2; Eblls D Time, ls3iA.
Fourth rhco, ono and ono.oighth milct--
Elyton, |, Al Farrow, 2; 81 Luke 3 Tina.
l.bbL.
Fifth race, six furlongs- Mamie r. /; Prince
James, z Addie n, 0, Time. i.ll6A
Sixth race, one mlle-St. James, |; Glory, n
Grimaldi, .. Time, liza.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
orn,er Cle,oInnd,. rrnrorl, re.lroreh.

BuFrMo, n. w. Nov, %, Fire
started In tho village Of Akron about
noon yesterday and owiug 10 hgh wind
aud inadequate fire uppOrNw. obtained
such headway that siS buildings with
mogt Of lhcit contents were burned be-.
fore the llnues were checked One
building wW torn down tuupyrut fur.
lber spread Of the 6ro ono Of the
pnildNgs destroyed wa8 owned by
Grover Cleveland
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Jusi NJ, ,oOO ,hort IN Two Months.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov. %. For some
days pHst an investigation Of the affairs
Of the Midland Mercantile company has
been going on, The company was
organized only two months ago, but in
that time there has been q shortage over
$1,000. The investigation came too
close TO Charles Comstock, che business
manager md he went TO his home, ON
Woods farm, and took dose Of
loudnum, dying yesterday afternoon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
opon Threats Of yIolonc. Mado.

TrFFtE, o., Nov 2i,-Tho funeral Of
Miss Callie Edmiston, whose death has
caused sensation IN Republic, oc-
Cured Sunday, The village Is In tur-
moil Of excitement and open threats of
violence are made against Dr. u. II.
Damon who Is demanding an investiga-
tion for the alleged purpose Of injuring
DR., II, X. Spooner, rival practitioner.
Ono of tho physicians who held the
autopsy states that the young woman's
death was caused bypyeamea, The inn
preston prevails that arrests will be
Tnadn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
Two Brothcr, 90 Throuph tho leo.

pLArTsnuRd, N, Y, Nov. e5,-Two
brothers, Sammy aud Eddie Weller,
were drowned in Moody pond, Saranae
lake, yesterday, The youngest, aged
10, went on the pond to skate against
the wishes Of his brother, Sammy sat
by the window and saw his brother
break through the ice. Rushing TO his
rescue, he reached over 10 seize hold Of
him, but the ice gave way and both
were drowned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
NJ A CRITICAL STAGE.
The LeRst Interference win tho Indians
May preolpitate an Outbreak


PulmE, S, d., Nov, 20. PARTIES TO.
turning from the Cheyenne agency state
that hardly an Indian was 10 be- seen
there, II being tho monthly ration day,
This II u most suspicious circumstance
10 the authorities as all the Indians
show NJ always on ration day A man
named WhtcAcld, who runs small
trading store on White river, near Rose,
bud, reports that u baud Of Indians
broke IN and pllagcd HIS store during
his temporary absence, Ho has como 10
Pierre lor safety ~ also has q noighbor
rncMmW named ScoWll The lattcr
claims 10 have Cunyeraed with Indian
Messiah followers recently aud they
told him That the white man had his
MeWinh and the Indian could have his,
that the Indian did not stop the white
man from wowhippIng his great spirit,
and that " the white man tried 10 stop
the Indian nv would fight and kin an
the whites that came near, The con-
census Of opinion here IN that affairs are
NJ a critical stage among the Indians
and that the least thing viii prccpitatc
an outbreak hut " no interference is
offered 10 the fanatics they win soon
subsidr aud thp excitement viii pAJS0f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
INA 1LINpINo sNoW sToRM.
A barge Wrecked on u Rcef-tho Crew
Rescued by IIfn Savers,

Rescued by Iltc savers
OswEGo, N, v, Nov 9j,-Tho tow
barge Nowcomb has gone on the beach
nno miles west Of here In binding
snow storm and will prove q total loss,
The NowComb was In command Of
Capt Charles Brown, Of socketts lIar.
bor and was bound from Ogdonsburg
10 Charlotte, IN tow Of the tug Proctor
on Grcnt Sodus Light the Ncwcomb's
tow line parted and the hargo was
driven down the lake md on TO the reef
OIL Nine Nile Point, twas found there
later, with the crow of seven men
lashcd In The rigging aud nearly dead
from exposure They were covered
with icc aud drenchcd 10 the skin.
Capt Brown was unconscious when the
life savers reached the barge aud his
condition M ciiiicul.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS.
l. W. Morgan Receives tho Fnli rTee of
1000 Volts, Hanging by Ills Hands 10
Wire As FNet f,pm tho Ground,

sAg FRAMusco, Nov, e. l., w,
Morgan, while repairing u wire aatur'
day night on Keamey street, belonging
70 the California Electric company TO-
oeiyod tho fun force OF 1000 volts Of
electricity The wire was forty-three
feet from thr ground, from which
Morgan HUNK by ha hands A fellow
workman tried 20 bring him down, but
his grasp oa the wire could not be
broken, and the wire had td be cut,
Morgan dropped unconscious into the
arms of hig frRcufr, who br0nght him
aaiciy % tho ground, The palm OF
Morgan's hands were burued TO the
bone, aud after rogaIning Consciousness
he suffered intenrely Thousands OF
persons witnessed theRcoidmt and great
excitement prevailed. Morgan VIII
probably recover,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
STRANGE DEATH OF w. SMOTHER
one Hour Previous Ito Was walking
About 1niklng aud doltlnq.

CoWNHus, o., Nov %, Wallace
Smother died at the pcnitentiary hos
pital The death was a mysterious one
aud had Nd surroundings. Only an
hour before hs death smother was
wOlkiug about IN the hospital, talking
and joking with other prisoners, Soon
he began complaining and WINS taken 10
his cot, where ho died. Dr. Parker was
called and administered to the unfortu.
nate 10y, Int 10 was without avail, He
began sinking aud did not speak again.
He was received on a FIVE yonrs sen.
tence from Montgomery county Sept
"a, 1900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
MRS. PAaNeLL IN CHICAGO.

Her visit tp rhnt city Attracts u Great
Dcni of Attention,
CHICAGO, Nov, 2l.--NIre, Della Par.
nell, mother Of the Irish parliamentary
leader, arrived In Chicago Saturday
evening, and Is tho guest Of Col. w, p,
Rend, the millionaire coal merchant.
Her arrival nj this time causes some
attention, as the envoys of her son,
Dillon and O'Brien, will reach here this
week. 10 is expected that she will re-
main here some time, but Il could not
beascertainod whether or not she would
take any part In the Pmncll demonstra.
tion that will attend the visit of the
Nationalist delegates
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
STOCK OPERATOR MISSING
HEAVILY INTERESTED m THE STOCK
or LEHlGH NAVIGATION co.,

which withln the Past rev Weeks Has
Greatly Deprecated In yaius--hs
Lsn Home Thursday aad nas Net
Hssn sven or Heard of alpee--Ono
Miuiops worth Of laheT's Paper Hsia
byyanous Institutions, but iii' Asssis
May Cover Tits
PHILADELPHIA, Nov gi-Col John II
Baker awellmawu took operator who
hyed NJ Devon psu .s missing, Ito IA
known 10 have uerH heavily interested
In tho stock Of the Lehigh Navigation
company, which within the past few
weeks hpH greatly deprecated IA value.
Col. Baker received lrlrHmnat NJ Devon
Wednesday night Wl upon reading W,
h said ~ have tainted Thursday
morning ho left D me ostenHhly for
Philadelphia. nud not since been
seen on heard or cd Baker ID under
stood 10 hHye been Ie organizer aud
chief holder Of q large block OF Lehigh
Navigation stock, II IN said that ~ lDOl-
900 worth of Bakers paper n held by
various institutions, but his assets may
possibly cover thIs though no positive
statement concerning them can DO OBJ
tanned,
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neoeI,ed lheIr MnrchInn Ordor

Fr LEAvuNwoWH, KAN, Nov CO.
Troop l. First cMHliyI Troop /, Fifth
cuyMryj Troop T., Second cavalry, aud
Troop G, Ninth cavalry, received their
marching orders lustnight to proceed az
once and Join the forces NJ Pine Ridge
ngoucy They left hy special train and
took with them the necessary camp
equipngc and 30 0o0 rounds Of cartridge,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
snld ue wonld shool illm and Did,

OrruMwA, IA. Nov. o. - William
Huff, aged ID, killed Charles Buttolps,
four miles south Of this city, Tho boys
were in separate hunting parties and
met, when the shooting occurred. HUFF
claims that the shooting was accidental,
but ~ there was trouble between them,
young HUFF Is alleged TO have sDid he
would shoot ButtOpa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
INDICTMENTS At NEW ORLEANS,
sixteen In Connection with the uennsssoY
Afmir Returned,

NEw ORLEANS, Nov "a, Saturday
afternoon the grand Jury returned ak
teen indictments, soyon for assault and
battery, five for robbery, two for muir
der and two for shooting while lying In
wait. II IN believed that the indict-
monta for assault aud battery are tho
result Of tho W treatment Of Che Italian
prisoners. The indictments for murder
and lying IN wait are evidently against
Charles TWchina and Charles Pritso,
who are confined In the prison charged
with being implicated IA the assaglna-
ton Of llonnoagny,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
DECORATIONS COMPLETE
M THE HISTORICAL BLUE ROOM or
THE EXECUTIVE MANSION,

The Oval Form of the Rooms Has neea
Preserved, and tho New Decorations
Are Of the Historical fiue-Thewood
work Of tho Room In Cream and Geld
Everything In tho Room Ia AmsTi'
can, Eroept Ihe silk Flash which
Covers the Furniture,
WASHINGTON, Nov, 2l.-The deoora'
tlon Of the blue parlor, tho historical
private reception room Of the executive
mansion was completed Saturday after
noon For several weeks II has been In
the hands Of decorators, with Wow 10
completing II In time for the reception
70 the Brazilian naval officers, who arc
10 DO here before the hrat Of December,
The oval form OF the rooms has been
preserved, and the new decorations are
OF the historical blue IN exquisite ahad'
inga and gradations Of color, The car
pot, which was made by an American
manufacturer from American material,
W. u wilton In shadea Of steel or electric
blue, patterned after special dehign.
The wood work Of the room h IN cream
and gold, The dado and friele arc In
hand relief work In soft shades Of
Hlue Lighted ~ win Goid,
The chair rail and the picture moldIng
are Of cream and gold Between thmn
the wadded wall N covered with blue
silk Of graceful au6dued pattern,
This silk was made In an American fac
tory, In fact, everything about the
now decoration IN American, except the
beautiful embossed silk plush with
which the old frames Of tho historical
furniture Of the blue room have been
covered. The ceiling Of the room has u
beautiful relief border with q shield W
either end Of the oval, Within this
border
A summer sl,y Eject
Is introduced, shading from morning
light near the windows 10 evening ahad'
ows ut the other end Of the oval, Tho
light blue Of the ceiling shades down
through the blue OF tho walls into the
darker blue Of the carpet, The windows
are hung In blue silk, IN harmony with
the walls, carelomly drNped over ombl0'
matte gilt rods Above the curtains are
carved panels. the central sign carrying
u gold eagle and those on either side
gilt shields, The room will bo lighted
by electric light from lily sprays about
the picture molding and crystal ohando.
lier In the center Of the room, The total
cost of the improvements was $4,000,
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nAnYs AEAp RLoM \ On.


ilttlo Ones Temple aud hnrgcd.
DCFMNgE. o., Nov 9j.=JDmmie and
Horny The and ,.year-old sons Of
Ehcn Mouihugh, living IN the Third
ward, were playing hunters, whom 70
make Il more realistic, Henry went into
the house aud got bis father du.ble.
barrclad shotgun Not mov ng TO
be- loaded, ho placed the mu'a'pin his
b05y brothers face, when bo.l barrels
were discharged, blowing the ll,lu ones
hend lIInMlly in n-nloR.
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SULLIVAN DRUNK AoAlN.
10 Fails Through window and Lays His

He Falls Through window and Lays His
COluhnrnt0r Out.
TAUNTON, MASS, Nov 9l,..-John l.,
Sullivan and Duncan y. Harrison, with
other mcmbersof their company, struck
the city Saturday, Sullivan celebrated
In his usual manner and nearly broke
his neck by falling through u window
at the City hotel, During the afternoon
ho varied the nonotony by liclsng HOr.
rison IN the back, injuring him NO that
he could not appear at the evening per.
fornanoe, while the lattor waa attended
by three doctors, Harrison went 10
Boston and II Is feared that his spine is
injured.
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THE KING is DEAD.
QUEEN EMMA PRESENT UNTIL HER
HUSBAND DIED,

nis last Hews We're Peaceful, Life Ebb-
ing Quietly Away--Ths Mental malAdy
which Has Proved Fatai, Showed Az
grayated symptoms Many mon,hs Ago
with william IIL Dies the Direct
Maiu Representation Of the Great
House of Orange.
TuE HAdUE, Nov, ei.-Tho King Of
Holland died At o o'clock yesterday
morning, His Illness took o sudden
tumf for the worse Saturday evening,
symptoms Of uTaomla appearing, Queen
Emma was al once summoned aud ro-
mained with her husband until his
death, The kings last houn were
peaceful life cbbing quietly away, Inn
mediatoly upon tho announcement Of
the sad event the palaces and other pub
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u, W. Toy, ilst rrasideui NJ tho 80 touls
liupW NJ qr,do, piga irousU
WAnuSmuy, Nov ei Va w. Fox q
wellkuow business man and Journal
iat, died Ia this dy at AHu yesterday
afternoon suddenly of dropsy Of tho
homt, Mr., Foy WA hoin 0e years ago
In Budalo, s., " He Wont 10 80 Louis
IN 1850 as travelling Wl0amnu for tho
hardware h0ufr II Chldt Barr a. Co,
Mn Fox was the frat praldent Of the
81, Louis board Of trade l'r was dele
gate FROM that body 10 The frat national
commercial convention, held In Boston
Ia 1903, and hr was made president Of
that convention, Mr., i0X wN for many
years active Ia the councils OF the Re
publican party, and ho VIVA q member
Of tho Missouri Legislature In 1893,
chairman Of the state Republican oXeou-
tive committee Ia 1903, and surveyor Of
cuNtone for 81 Louis uudor the ad-
ministrallun Vt PrcMdcnt Grant Ho
came 70 Washington In 'lHsd and with
Hon, Jefferson Chandler, bought Tho
National Republican, Of which he WIN
managing editor until II was merged In
The Post, two years ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
soclnlIntn Took Llttin pnrl.

LONDON, Nov. 24..-Tho Socialists took
very little part in the elections at Milan
yesterday preferring not to disclose
their strength until the general elections
for members Of the Italian parliament.
II Is believed that Socialism will then
be found TO have made remarkably
rapid strides In Italy within the past
Vear or 40
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LANCASTER, PA, Nov. o4.--At Ephrata,
Saturday night, Melville James and Bart
Kline engaged IN q quarrel In saloon
when James struck Kline blow ON the
head from the effects OF which he died
IN q few minutes. james wins arreeted
and narrowly escaped lynchinR.
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GLOUCESTER, N. j., Noy 2S-First race, four
and one-half furlones-- Bargain, |; Washing
ton, q Soso, q Time, iiQ2
Second race, fvo furlonga-Alic Ward ~
Joaic w. 3, llnrthenA .. Time, l16J6
Thlrd race, SIX fiirlonRs-Own 0oldvp, y
Hnrbor Lights, z HAirsprlnR. 3 Time, fd0lG.
Fourth race. ono mlle-.SAmarltAn, 4; Mao
QRsNfinn. n Bmkntonc, 4 alonaAie. Z 4kinA
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vlcilma Of POISON OUT NJ Danaer,

CHICAGO, Nov 9l.--Thc victims OF
the recent attempted poisoning Mt Mrs.
MRckey's boarding house. No, 1850 Wa.
bash avenue, are now ont Of danger.
George Harris, the colored porter who
10 suspected Of poisoning the food, Is
still held until the ANALYSIS Ia completed.