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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1891-06-27
T he Last Term of Court.

The May term OF our civil court, a.
we have already had occasion to remark.
was one prculiary satisfactory to the
community. Upon close inspection tho
Democrat finds that Judge MOuton, dur.
ing the twenty odd days of actual res.
sion, passed upon thirty four cases, in
volving something over eighty thousand
dollars. We think we hazard nothing
by saying that this is the most satisfac.
tory term of court ever held In Iberia Pa.
rish. The readers Of the Democrat
doubtless remember what work was
done during the February term Of the
Criminal Court. 1t was, without doubt,
the best criminal term of court ever
held in Iberia. On top Of 1t, comes the
May term. Judge MOuton deserves ere.
dit for his good work, and we are pleased
to give him the first hand Of cOngratula.
tion. With good health, as Judge MOu.
ton has lately been enjoying, logical
and clear mind and energy and activity.
such as he naturally possesses, we think
Judge MoutOn ranks with the first
Judges of this State and reflects credit
not only upon Iberia. but the whole
state.-Iberia DemOcrst.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1891-06-27

Mr.. ". L. Pike Of Assumption. who
was employed during the early part OF
the year as assistant manager Of the
Keystone plantation In St. Martin par
issh. has recently accepted position as
manager Of the Pixies Peak plantation,
St. James parish, Of which Judge R. n
Sims Of this place Is owner. 1t Is quite
anprouriate that Mr.. Pike should be on
"Pike's Peak" and we hope he will at
tain the summit Of prolific and profita'
BILE results in the cultivation and har.
yestinR Of its crope.-Donaldsonvillt
Chief.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1891-06-27

The Farmerville Gazette says that III
the pernicious custom among a certain
element in this parish Of administering
midnight thrashings to inoffensive ne.
gro laborers dosn't cease, somebody
will get themselves into the nine holes
The law-abiding people Of this parish
are becoming aroused to the necessity
Of protecting innocent and unoffending
farm hands, in order to retain labor In
our midst; and il needs be they will ex.
pend their time and money to attain
that end. The prosperity Of our country
demands that we mnst protect and re.
tain good labor"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1891-06-27

Salary &25 per week: Wanted good
Agents to sell our general line of mer.
chandise. No peddling. Above salary
will be paid to live" agents. For fur.
ther information, address:
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY Co.,
No 178 West Van Buren, st.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
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Adresse d'Ouverture,
Par NELLIE. Laurence Lacase de Ia Olas-
SO des Graduees aux Ecoles du
Convent de la Merci.
Reverends Peres, Bien Aimees
Seurs, Chers Parents
ct Amis.


Seurs, Chers Parents
ct Amis.
Permettez nous de vOus Offrir
aujourdhui Repression de notre
vive reconnaissance, vOyant Paf-
fection que vous nous mOntrez en-
venant assister q la petite fete que
nous vous avons prepare.
81 dams ce jonr 81 beau pour
nous quelque chose peut ajouter
a notre bonheur celia est certaine-
ment Indulgence que vOus aurez
la bonte de nous accOrder. Nous
vous en- remerciOns davance avec
toute raffection de nOtre c9ur.
All! laissez moi Reverends Peres
vous remercier au nom de mes
compagnes DIES tendres soins don't
vous avez entoure notre enhance,
ct veille a accomplishment de
nos devoirs religieux. Merci,
mile fois merci, en- retour nous
n'avons rien d vous Offrir que
rhommage de nos prieres. Puisse
lie Seigneur repandre sur vous ses
plus precieuses benedictions.
Depuis notre plus tendre enfan-
ce, nos excellents parents, nous
ont confie aux tendres soins des
bennes Seurs qui Sc sont faites
un bonheur de nous parler de
Dieu, du Ciel, ct de nous preparer
a paraitre aux yeux de nos parents
CONNIE lis Pesperaient.
Les annees passees sOnt DIES
souvenir bien doux. Nous SOU
rions q PaurOre de cette vie nOu-
velle qui commence pour nous, ct
voudrions arracher q ce volume
entrouvert les secrets de Get ave-
mir inconnu.
i All! puisse les bellies lecons que
nous avons apprises au foyer da
mour ou nous avons etc elev6 nous
guider tOute nOtre vie. Arretons-
nous un instant ct refechissOns
sur les bont6s du Createur, remer
cions le de tOutes les benedictions
quill q repandu sur nous, effOrcon!
nous de ressembler a ce quill ,
fait de plus beau ct de plus gra
cieux. La terre nest ellie pas III
} waste iardin parsem6 de fleure'
qui repandent un charme singulie
} sur le occur de tous? Ne son
! lilies pas des temoignages d'amour
d'estime d'houneur ct de ten
} dresse? ressemblOns done, a,
. beau lis, par la purete, a La ros
: pour pamour a nos parents, a l
violette pour la MODESTO, ct gu
, semblables au jasmin nous EN-
3 baumions lie toit paternel, d
: doux parfum de vertus, qui feron
8 lie bonheur ct la joie de nos bic
D aimes parents.
J. Je ne vous retiendrai pas u
instant de plus; les paroles m
manquent pour exprimer les SCI
:, timents don't mon cOeur est aglt
en- ce moment.
!. Aussi laisserai-je a une autre d
y mes compagnes, le penible devoi
:, de vous faire un long ct dernit
"Adieu."
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J. w. ECkAR1,
Matchmaker and Jewellel

MATCHMAKER anu Sewei1o1'
Main Street, New Iberia, La.
The leading repair shop in the Attaka'
All kinds of Monograms and Badges
Diamond settings made to order ana al
reasonable rates.
afull line of watches, clocks and jew
elry always Oh hand.
A select assortment Of genuine Meers'
cbaum pipes, cigars and cigarette tubes
Russia leather cigar cases, hne tooacco
pouches etc. kept in stock. -,
Nv prices are moderate, give me call
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LOUIS ]. VOORHEES,,
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
Sr. MARTINvILLE, LA.
will practice and promptly attend to
collection of claims in st. Martin ana
adjoining parishes. July i''i
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Transient advertisements, % cents per
.nch for first insertion; so cents for each
subsequent insertion.
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per
I. inch for first insertion; and 80 cents for
each subsequent insertion.
vBrief communications upon subjects
of public interest solicited. No attention
will be given to anonymous letters.
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DR. f. J. MATHIS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ST. MARTIRvILLE, ""'
Respectfully offer my professional ser
vices to the people of this city aud sur
rounding country. -.
O,Hc. NJ Castillo Hotel. jan %
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Many Persons

Many Persons
Are broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron BittcrS
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes ex'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
THE TESTERS BELL.

Miss Hyart is realistic even 10 her stock
ings." What do YOU meant" the clocks
upon them are striking."-Life.
Speaking of funds for the Worlds Fair
Chicago seems To be anxious To chew more
than she is likely 10 bite of.-Puck
Mr.. Flannels-Ah, by tn way, heard the
newsy Their was little girl born at the
Smither's last night.
Mrs De Mode absent -mindedlyl.-E
did She have ont-Puck.
Il is really pleasure 20 have teeth extracted by
DR.. NJ Y. simmons. Teeth filled and artificial teeth
inserted at reasonable prices. 267 Westminster
street Room No /. first floor. Sign Of the Red
Gross.
skipper tracing yacht)-No use tryin' we're
way behind an goin' TO get beat. Owner
My! my! That will never do IL we are
beaten we must have an excuse. Skipper--All
right III upset her. Here she goes! Whoop
Good News.
We asked You the other day. +" What's in a name ,"
We've concluded since that there's good deal more
IN a name. sometimes" +" than the object named de-
served However that Is we're pleased TO introduce
for your kind con nsderatlon n s25 buggy harness
which we call A. and which stand sponsors
for our name has been before you for thirty years.
and we're just little careful where pu; IT, but
it's on this harness. and 1t means endorsement in
every sense OF the word by the makers and we are
the makers of this. well every other harness
that we offer for sale. +. w. ROUNDS a Co.
Morris have just been discharged from the
bank. Miss Mary, for making use of my conf
dental knowledge outside OF the bank. How
was thatih proposed TO a heavy depositor
and was accepted. Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
Market Notes.

<|(Icnd OF 81 per share on Pullman
~ pn Nov. 10. The company's in
|x the past year was ~, 2,324,
HIRES 81. .sS3, l01. surplus -, ,9s9, ,2.3,
I<(k S45, ,C43, $40. value of cars,
a III and franchises, sl9,113, ,562.
I|kket closed dull at about the
&fre OF the day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
Transactions In Real Estate

FoR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. IL, lsOl
John Nolan TO p J Mccarthy. estate Matthew
Mortgage Of John Nolan TO W Hogan, Ave lots
Douglas avenue and Neazie street ~ 900,
Thomas Harris trustee TO Mrs. q W Rowland lot
A @ Makee and wife to Patrick Barry and wife,
two lots tairyiew avenue SO. ,, -.
II Wilcox and wife et al TO G Q Weaver estate
Whipple street $40.
CITY of Providence TO whaley, estate near
II Inst for Savings 20 American Brewing COM
pany tract corner Harris avenue and Eagle street
Ew sisson to I. Gor two lots Eddy street. sioo
and Broom streets 800
MORTGAGE of Thomas Cox 20 Il. +. Capwell estate
RFCapwell sold same TO q l. Clarke si0.
samuel Ames 10 Catherine Pratt, lot Goddard
Homo Investment Company to James Dixon. two
r w Hedley 70 Gioseppa Potassa and wife, estate
AuraN street slO.
-AdIainistrator OF John Murphy TO J l. Cannon, two
Mr. Spencer TO j d Dennis, estate stewart street,
Maria Jackson to p II McElroy, two lots Lumber
FEKmball to Alphonse Deslauriers. lot Wilson
Richmond Manufacturing Go 10 Thomas Birming-
ham and wife lot RIM street, sloo.
J Whitman 10 Mrs Daniel Holmes estate Math-
2 Draper ct al to Herbert Tucker and wife, es-
tate kepler street, 500
{ > Andrews TO w II Mcconnell, lot Winthrop ave-
j Trip. Jr., to A l. Calder lot stImson avenue,
G Burke 10 Mary T Gornley lot sibey street,
$40
Mortgage Of sanitary Gymnasium 10 Mary smith,
estate AbOrn street, q, ,0JO.
FL Horton and wife to I p stiff, estate Melrose
street. $40
Grace Church city of Providence lot junction Of
Broad and Greenwich streets n 800 feet. $500.
=, ,kichmond Manufacturing Company to James Nc
henna and wife, lot Valley street, $40
RG Hazard TO VI Billings one-half estate Pine
street, go.
Mary Men 20 city OF Providence, about ten acres
adjoining North Burial Ground, $1,000.
Frank Gerard, 10y constable, TO u Romeo * 60,
estate spence street tl
T = White to NJ Marble, two lots on Ruggles
street 500.
: NJ Marble sold same to T 4 White and wife 500.
II Woodward ct al 10 | y Goff, two lots Gallup
street $40.
Trustee win OF same 10 same interest in same, tiO
A con et al % snme. interest in same, $40.
William Anles, trustee, 20 Il r Howard ana WIFE,
lot Ellery street, SiS2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Martha Morton's Prize Comedy to he
PLAYED In Providence.


The first half of next week will be taken
up nj the Providence Opera House with
''The Merchant" This play was awarded
the prize offered by New York paper for
the best play written by an American. 1t
was afterward staged for week at the
expense of the paper and then the author
placed il on the road. Speaking of THE
Merchant" the Chicago Globe says:
The pleasant reflection that so good a
comedy is the unaided work of woman
has aroused considerable enthusiasm
among the feminine theatre-goers of Chic
ago, and rs n result "a large audience greet
ed the first production of the piece last
night ut McNicker's theatre. Many strong
dramatic situations and some excellent
dialogue characterize the play and place
the brilliant young author among the fore
most playwrights of this country. Ia
New York, where this play was produced
before its appearance here, large audiences
gathered nightly at the Madison Square
Theatre, and il scored one of the greatest
successes of the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17

uotNL houolN Ndll Dlalilc uliu'
The honors still remain with the East.
The Belleview Club. Philadelphia, made
its last trial against the New Bedford hold
upon the prizes yesterday, but the best
speed was only 33j yards per minute, and
oil the 32 birds liberated only eight were
home az O'Clock
The start was from Barboursville, Va,
at $3.50 a. NJ, and the distance about 200
miles
The birds of Fred Bowers, Fall River,
and w. Haden, Providence. made their
start from Philadelphia also yesterday
morning, but the report of the timers has
not yet been rendered.
The weather until noon was favorable,
but later the wind changed and the air
became misty.
The Eastern birds surprised everyone by
taking their course without an instant )
delay being lost TO sight almost immedi-
Gtely.
Crpcker went up another notch toward
the top in the pool championship series for
the Ide tS Hopkins cup last night when he
defeated Iimmermann by score Of $50 to
ll5. The score was;
crocker7 II. ls, g. H. Le, IA, 20, 10, o, II, 4.
zinmermanas sl,11,i, is,5,1o,l,n, 5, A, Is,
:, ii, ., :, !, O-llJ.
Woodward and Parnell were to have
played, but the latter failed To put in APP
pearance and the game was forfeited TO
Woodward.
Later in the evening Woodward and
Crock9r had an argument as TO their re-
spective merits, with the result that they
played "A match game for $40 side, with
the following result:
woodward5 10 IL, g. 8, 2 g. 3, IL, s. g. II, s. @, 13,
:, s, l. \, IA. l-i5o.
Crocker-s "a l, Ie, 10, 10, 3, :, ,lO,1,Ts,14,
q. -, Z, l-l3B.
The next meeting at the Rhode Island
Athletic club will occur on Nov 10 when
John A. Sullivan of Boston and Eddie
Conley will entertain the members with a
sparring contest. As stated i'm the News
yesterday Secretary McCurday went TO
Boston to see what arrangement he could
make with Conley for meeting with the
Californian. He returned last evening
with very gratifying report to make to
the members of the club, and
the articles of agreement will be
signed to-day. The men will box
for purse of $500 of which $500 goes
To the winner and 500 to the loser They
will weigh in at noon of Nov. 10th, at 40,
the man being overweight to forfeit $50
Howie Hodgkins, who went to New Or
leans with Conley when he met Doc |"
O'Connell and later TO Frisco, will look
after Eddie's interests while he is getting
into condition for this go" IL has not
yet been decided who will take care of
Sullivan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
Lothrop's Providence Museum.

"The Ranch King" in all bis Western
glory will he shown at Lothrop's Museum
Monday evening. IL is full of dramatic
fire and yet carries through il vein of
comedy that has amused theatre goers
throughout the country IL will hold the
boards throughout the week and will be
preceded every evening by farce in which
the comedy company take part.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17

anything il will be phenomenal. II hC
doesn't nobody can blame him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
c. III. STRONG, VI. d.,
No. 1O2 High Street.
THIRD YEAR IN PROVIDENCE.

Continued success of his advanced and sue
cessful methods OF treating chronic diseases,
Catarrh and all diseases of the Nose, Throat
and Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder,
Rheumatism, diseases peculiar TO females and
all diseases arising from an impaired or
abused condition OF the nervous system. Con-
suItation and Examination Free.
OFFICE HoURs-l0 20 Il, 2 20 4 and to 8
o'clock. Sundays. 20 20 - only.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
THE sHAKEsPEARlAN CLUB.
To Play Caste" for the Pcttaconset
Tribe in November.
The Shakespearian Dramatic Club wi

The Shakespearian Dramatic Club will
give their first entertainment this season
on Monday. Nov. ., and will produce
Caste a comedy by Il. W. Robertson,
for the Pettaconsett Tribe Of Red Men, in
Freedom Hall, Eddy street Rehearsals
80 far promises a brilliant production
This comedy has been often used by Au-
gustus Daly's New York company and
always with great success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17

rovilence Democracy" at it's
Brownson Lyceum hall last
(Ie a platform out OF the reso-
enfly introduced in the city
bee by Alderman Dyer for regu-
xSessment of taxes, that in re-
franchises, in regard TO the
lands and official interest in
Iform declares that the Democ
po4ed TO these things being done
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
Is Different From Other Physicians
Who Have Advertised in
Providence.

When DR. Strong located Ia Providence over
two years ago he stated that he would stay in
this city for at least one year, and later on
stated that he would remain permanently.
That he has fulfilled his promise is proven by
the fact he is still here During DIR. Strong's
residence in Providence, this city has been
visited by fourteen different physicians who
advertised 10 treat the sick; and also adver-
tised that they would remain permanently
Now what has been the result; not n single
one of the fourteen is personally conducting
practice In this city to-day. Could IL be possi-
BILE 10 produce stronger proof of DR.. Strong's
success, and the honorable and straightfor-
ward manner in which he has treated the pub
lie, than the fact that he alone of all the ply
scians who have located here and advertised
in the past two years has done what he
claimed he would do from the begnning2
Many who were not acquainted with him or
his methods circulated reports, and stated that
he would not remain, and when he visited
Europe this summer that he would not return.
These persons have been proven by DR..
Strong's acts TO have been laboring under
grea tmistake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
EAGER FOR BUSINESS.

LhpLN OiN DO OOil'LD
When besieged from all sides fc
your patronage, it's no wonder 20
hesitate. You want the best an
don't know how to pick it on
No need Of buying clothing in thi
uncertain way. Take a loo
among the stores; make sure {
your rose before you pluck it.
We are well aware that we hav
to contend with cheapness. W
oppose to it better goods. 1t sue
ceeded last year, 1t will thil
Our goods are enough better to lt
you pass every clothing store j
the city TO get them, and you.
save money.
FURNISHING GOODS and Hats. - W
sell the best and under price always.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS
PoRTATION CoMPANY's
Providence, Norfolk
and Baltimore
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST.

Steamers comprising this line will sail from Prov-
dencc Wednesday and saturday. Time OF departure
6PM.
Steamer ALLEGHANY. 1900 tons Capt. Par
ker. Saturdays. steamer BERKSHIRE, 2,200 tons
Capt. SNOW Wednesdays.
These steamers have very fine accommodations
for lrst-class passengers Fares including state
Rooms and Meals very low. Inspection invited.
Railroad connections made at Norfolk. Va, New
port News, Va, West Point, Va. and Baltimore
Md. for all points South, West and Southwest
Through bills Of lading issued via Norfolk and
Western Railroad and Virginia and Tennessee Air
Line Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line. Pied
mont and Paint Rock Lines. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and Kanawha Dispatch. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and Continental Line. Merchants
ana Miners Transportation Co.'S Savannah steamers
Tic Is secured az Steamers Office, 90 India street
On sale az W. III. Church & Co.'S i Weybos-et street,
and f. g. Windsor, Agent Weybosset street Mark
goods via r. y. aud Il. Line
or rates. passage or freight apply TO
Il. III. ROCKWELL, Agent, Lonsdale
Wharf, Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
are as follows
DIRK situation Is a surprise.

VA ork Situation is "A surprise. IL
oon the best bank statement
( IGenths.
,rtign isitnation is not encourag-
ere are rumors that the Russian
below par in Paris and that II
been. fully taken.
ports from Chicago indicate low
Tor cereals aud stocks will there
q some of their strength rs TO
;tnt the high prices for cereals
'ooA rate for railroads.
= 4top report says the drouth con
NJ Southwest, and the North
s1{fcrinu from too much rain.
|S,As:at acreage this fall has de
The crop is now coming up, but
1Nnd not nearly as strong and
At this time last year. Nebraska
1Ec Offering To deliver corn at
)<ltions in that state for p cents
It Minneapolis wires that II
Enowing and raining all over
|nU much wheat was destroyed.
HIvcr VALLEY suffered most.
h which is expected 20 give the
VA Il short route TO the Gull, is
\ the Kansas City, Watkins and
{4 Rapid progress u being made
|tFuction, aud the constructors
|1s complction by Jan. lst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
NIL AND MUSCLE.

&Ie season of the year when the
NJ *1 nets his blood boiling on the
M-~ H6ld The smaller colleges have
FIates already made out and in
Et4 #nfB the three big universities
ted Inward and Princeton have ar
MING. before this time. This year
& ,'-''~jIkxE WI behind and there seems to
1'i 13 ~ .,ss<sf flrrent of suspicion that there
N 5& @f-~ nything i'm the line OF the big
Rre ~ ae case of Yale and Harvard
the sun siies appear to want a game
To the anlxs mentioned its wish TO the
"a te. Princeton also wants TO
f ale is willing, but Harvard,
III Is 1ntnn one former occasion is
3,orfi,nf uin the cold shoulder TO the
-.t.,,, ~ mbn and time alone will tell
~ dollcge football champion
|r- - |I be settled ON the field or through
Al lLatition shoot for the Gov. Latd
naffj ~ <&& rifle Offered by Lieut.. Gov.
4 <5f6ux1 ~ the Officers Rife Association
- nrn1|I58 an end. The shoot yesterday
VA nlnce@ Cant Peck in the lead by three
rIoInf< The aggregate score of each com
s. U1Sfor for the day were: Capt Forsyth
Enpt Gray ~, Capt. Peck IS, Lieut..
< N {],x 1s1, n. Capt Brown 12 Lieut. Price 65,
MI ID Perrin "a, Capt. Rose IS, Lieut..
4 & &''| III TIC intercollcgiate at New Haven yes
W may t,e doubles were decided, Harvard
inx 1ifrt Yale second place. llovey OF
YHrV beat McMullen OF Columbia,
n1hles--flovey and Wrcnn Of Harvard
WcMnllen and Chandler Of Colum-
-| Go. O. Iiovey and Wrenn of
heat Lee and Wilson OF the Uni
Pennsylvania. G-3, g.. 81.
day OF the breeders meeting M
Nv, was marked by the game
@<<nt win of Delmar. an Eastern
4rcond TO win a race there this
<rns for the JohnstOwn stake
1vtrc four starters. Delmnr won
'o.n jog i'm s.2jlS, the second i'm
@nk cost Delmar the third heat
<<c A great exhibition of game
&c<cd in the fourth and beas out
81 by head in 25O
<oo Athletics hold out very little
< Tor a visitor 20 complete Ia
anil races. In looking over
3 =1I.. l.,r to-cay's races under the
W - Et,ston Athletic Club no.
~ &C. Smith of the Metropole
n X |1>it \ a the only scrtatch man
<< tntries. That's pretty
-o1nc spfinter who has never
Euf one race. hAie ever wins