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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

IIoR sALE-vEHICLEs. VEHICLES. VEHICLES.
PEAECE, LAwToN McREYNOLpS,
Builders OF fine carriages and wagons have OH hand q
full line of the United states Carriage Company's
Columbus Ohio vehicles OF all descriptions and latest
DESIGNS; for durability are not excaled. We have
handled them over two years and give guar
antes Also full line of carriages and wagons our
own MAKE and lot OF secondhand work; estimates
chssrfully submitted.
.7lO and FTP II at NV mh26-3m
ENOR sALE-wHO Is WIN F GEYeE. HE Is THE
IT man who has the greatest number and variety Of
all kinds Of carriages buggles aud harness
the city, both and second hand bargains for cash
ON time. Call and see ct his bazaar, 466 Pa
fel3.tr
lNOR SALE-CAkRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG
Il Hies easy terms Repairing and ordered work
promptly attended to. CoUk L JAkBOE, 3295 N Of
West Washington n22
IHOR SALE-TxE LARGEST AND most COM.
II plete assortment Of vehicles in the city, The great
est bsrx.ins ever offered for cash genuine Column
&75.50: top buggies 3d.. 80; dayton wagons $50: Is
Of make Of spring to ell kinds Of
business. full line of at q low price,
mh26-3m JAMES PRODIGY. 1890 ga 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29


II between 18th and 18th SITS ". 10
rooms = i. l2 500
9Th between and n ", s rooms nj.
Corner L ana North Capitol sis, rooms. . IN
Observation-Disclosures. 5000
new: 450O
land ave. each $500
and bath; terms easy .....-................ 1000
hight new desirable frame houses on whitney
ave near street. cars These houses contain
IooIns and hsli. large yards. gas aud water.
tsrms Rent for 81 ) per month.
Also other prUpertiea
For fun par'is1aI, ard permit to iasIset call upon
JAY Corner 10th aud q SITS
IL lots IN all parts of the city and suburba GRACE
ThoMAs, lOO Corcorzn building. ap6- I'm
y,oR sALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE on
Il Ansco,ua helshts overlooking city and river;
frame house rooms, with bath; heated by furnace
% FRANKLIN ST Anacosra, ID G. Price. $1,000 ap4-l
I;oH sALE-625 ST W: PAPERED: ROOMS
and bath; brick house. Also l4-acre suburban
home All desirable features EECK. SIT Market space
V,oK sALE-ELEGANr RESIDENCE. I7U7 iyIH
Il II inv, near Dupont circle. owner removing from
city Price. $4,000, terms accommodating. ap,- I'M
l,OR sALE-rwO SPLENDID THREE-STORY
II bricks ON St bet 10lh and 10th; nov BE-
"sHAREHoLpER."
472 L. ave. Room 30.
No ressonshls offer refused. apai
l,oK sALE-l5l7 CONN. AVE STONE FRONT:
TEN0LIsH basement; IL ROOMS; HAND
soMELnI dseoratsd and P.psr-d; NEW ds.isns in GAS
FIXTURES price $4,000 Apriy IL 2 N GREEN
mh3l-1m iii Izthst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

1,,OR stLE-A VERY DEsIkAbLE NEW BkICK
II dwelling - llth - e. near Lincoln lark. con-
bath Is nicely papsret Ia. electro
bus and siss tubes. will be sold a very mol
crate casa yns-ut and lsl2nce monthly INSTALL
isents. pr;c5 $3.50. .. D. SHEDD Co.
ap=s3t $40 l3th st nv.
1.OE SALON EASY TERMLA NICE 7-RoON
II dsellIls. iast beng finished. in Hy.tt,yil a:
Ss.SOO 500 cash. bslAnce $3.50 per mo.
sp:.5-3T DUcKETf 4 FORD 6l7 NV
I,OE sALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE For GOOD
II io:-several \ room brick houses King :
only l..Oe each. esch rented for $40 per month ;
ANAL cash payment required. balance monthly
EAsIEkDAl SALLEkY.
ap26- In ga st Pacine building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

AnrHun j.. HoueHros,
Late manager OF the W. H. Houvhton Nfg. ca. Garnet
DEPARTMENT. has located ct 1927 I4th q NV solic3ts
xour IN anything in tbs hne Of Carpets
1sk1ng Up &C.. 81 the lowest pricoa
Ieompt attention q Ill umGD. ep0-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

70 cor. OF 18th and q sts where they viii co.. ont
ths;r stock VI Fanos ats rsat reduction Call early
tor o6rHaIna mh1l-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

The ice cream girl is modest in her desires
All she wants is a cold bite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

The pelican is one of the few animals that
are justified in biting Of more than they can
chew.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
STRANGE MAN IN THE YARD.
Close of the Testimony for the Defense in
the Borden Trial.


FALL RIVER. Aug. 3l.--Dr. Benjamin
j. Handy WAS the first witness called
by the defense today. lie said he
passed the Borden house on the day of
the murder at and 10 O'Clock and
1910 lie was In carriage and cav
opposite the space between the house
and DR.. Kelly's q stranger. His atten-
ton was attracted 10 him because he
was pale, very pale; young man,
medium height, dressed IN hgnt gray
clothes; turned and looked at him a
second time as he went by, because
there WAS something, he could not tell
what, that attracted his attention. Had
seen the man before, ne thought,
few days before on the same
street. Cross-examlnatsoE developed
nothing new IN tins testimony. Mrs.
Della ;. Manley was IN the vicinity of
the house on the morning of the muir
der about 9:45. She saw somebody
standing near the north gate during
that time e;.appeared.to be young man.
1t was not Mr.. Morse. Could not say
positively about his clothes, but thought
they were not black. Nothing import
ant was brought out on cross-examlna-
ton. Mrs. Maryan Chagnon, wife Of
DIR. Chagnon, heard u noise as though
somebody was jumping the fence about
II O'Clock the night before the murder.
The sound appeared to come from the
back OF the house, near the kitchen,
where there is fence between the Bor-
den and ChsgnOn yards. Her daughter
also heard 1t and was much
frightened. Martha Chagnon, daugh-
ter of preceding witness testified
III corroboration OF her mother in re-
gard to the noise ut the fence. Alfred
Clarkson, plumber, was st the Borden
house the morning OF the murder
about l1:40; went into the barn as soon
as he got there; went in the upper part
of the barn and found the door at the
east slightly open. The hay looked as
though 1t had been stepped In, and in
one place, north OF the center of the
west window. Il lo%4-sd as though some
body had sat down on the hay. Charles
+. sawyer, testified that he was on
guard at the Borden house on the
morning of the murder; saw no traces
OF irritation or blood about Miss Bor-
denis features or on her clothes; saw
the hatchet and found dry rust, but
there VAS no indication of blood or
har. Mrs. Phoebe Bowen, wife of DIR.
Bowen, knew of the Bordens being
sick the night before the tragedy. She
saw no indications of blood Oh Lizzie at
the time. TINS closed the evidence
and the arguments Will begin at 1880
tOmorrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

Allegan county was redivided Mon
dsy under the new leg slsiive sppof-
tionment law. Twelve towns sre north
and twelve souih Of = line running d.
reCtly east and wett Eaton county
wss slso divided IN . ike manner.
The sxth annual A. n. =. conference
for Michigan and northern Ind
viii begin a four dave session in Jack
son todsy. A reception vii be given
70 Bshon Turner at A. 9. T. W. hsll
Jares LYLE of T.ke Nirsing caught
a large female otter last week. TIE
animal Vas out ~ 10 element trying
90 navigate country road. 1, vas
sold g travelling man for az
The report Of the insolvency - the
| Quiunstsc Logging company = sad -
bs untrue. The statements 20 this ef-
| feet are sad 20 have been Fnanufac-
tured ont of whole cloth.
million feet % pine logs we're
driven s.hors last "Wednesday nsar the
mouth ~ the Saginaw river. The lum-
+ her . the property % the hoofs Iunl-
+ Der company q Detroit
souae naiscrsaut attend nF the camp
meeting hsld ~ tne Saints 81 God p
near Tsknnshs. nndaf cover of darf-
ness. cat tvs harnesses into shrrts sra
whulsd tbs fnEgy sqotrs.
TIE Grand Lodge of Good Tsmplsrs
of Nfch gsn held convection st Ma
F Pleasant on Iuss1sF lhsrf rss also
a sp-cial rnr vHrilo 20 tls Grand
I edge q the [ nitet state
Ths slssru,rn ~ Fsrksan g.. oansid-
7 - a TIE arsrshN ~ ~ topping ths
sr.r,-ss ~ Nr.r ESQ krf.ssr fnf = srls,r.ls 80
~stsf fnf 80 ety The sglriugs Few
E l0 noo Or rs ieHs dsIiT
fortnight kgo George Cisfk - fto-
4 eofn tnwnsh .. 81 9sssEH rouufv. uisr-
4 rsss e.f~ta Ensnsfr lsa 4starfsY
ntEht 80 wfe lsft hsf neras snd "a.
4 uss fst esa1 it'uaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
THEY ARE ALL RE-NoMINATED.
Work of the Wisconsin Democratic State
Convention.

Convention.
MILwAUKEE, Aug. 3l.-At the demo-
cratic state convention today h. B.
Usher. from the committee on organ
lzation, presented report to make
temporary officers permanent and that
report WAS unanimously adopted. The
committee on resolutions reported the
platform, which was read by +. b.
Usher, and adopted unanimously, after
which nominations were made, and L.
F. Fraley OF Eau Claire moved TO re-
nominate the whole ticket of state otfi :
Gers and made = speech. Mr.. Seaman
seconded the motion, which was
adopted by rising vote. The ticket
Is: Governor, George W. Peck of Mil
waukee county; lieutenant governor,
Carl Jones of Racine; secretary of
state, T. J. Cunningham of Chippewa;
state treasurer, John Hummer Of Eau
Claire; attorney general, James l..
O'Conner of Dane; state super
intendent, O. l.. Wells, of
Outsgamie; railroad commissioner,
Thomas Thompson of Irempeau; in
surance commissioner, W. VI. Root OF
Shehoygan. After tue nominating
speeches short recess from the regu-
lar order WAS taken 20 allow Adiutant
General J. B. Doe and Congressman J.
l.. Mitchell to address tue convention.
At the close OF M Mitchelfs speech
the committee that had been sent after
the nominees showed up. Toe present
state officers IN their order from gov
ernor down entered the hall and pro-
ceeded 20 the platform, headed by
Governor Peek, tho convention rising
TO its feet and cheered. Governor
Peck made speech on democratic
princ pies generally. lie was followed
hy Attorney General O'Conu1r. who ia
turn was followed by Lieutenant GOV.
ern0r Jones, superintendent Of public
instruction and o. Wells. The dem
ocratic state ticket was made up and
the new state central committee with
the old chairman, +. g. Wall. at i,s
head without opposition or the slight
est manifestation of disapproval from
top 60 bottom. All the convention ad-
lourned. The platform j. a specific en-
dor.emrut 81 tne record OF the demo
cratic state administration for the past
two years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
Garfield Park Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. With the excep-
tIon OF the fascO, IN the hurdle race, Ia
which al but one or the contestants
fell, racing al Garfield park was with
out incident today. Only two fayOrites
Won, aud they were Al odds on Barrett
and hunz, each rode Two winners. The
track was good and attendance fully
up 10 the average.
FiEstrace, three fourths mIle-selling
-Mezzotint won; Aid. Morris, second
issle o., third. Tine, l:l5.
second race, eigth aud half fur
lohgs-Fslero won; Mirabau, second;
Dolly Noble, third. Tine, l:50R.
Third race, one mile and seventy
yards-selhng-Top Gallant won; Cas-
seila, second; Gendarme, third. Time,
l:47t.
Fourth race, handicap, one mile and
seventy yards-Chimes won; Ernest
Race, second; Audrey, third. Time,
.46s.
Fifth. race, selling, one mile and
seventy yards-Bessie Bisland won; Lit
tie Crete, second; Quotation, third
Time, l:47i.
Sixth race, hurdly, ten furlongs-
Hardee won; Linguist, second; La
Blanche, third. Time, 2:37.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
Sh..nshead Rav Races

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Aug. 3l.-Race re-
suits today: First race. seven furlongs
-DresbOuck won, Potomac second
Correction third; time. 1:27 2-5.
Second, SIX furlongs. on turf, the
Parridge stakes-Zeornitzs colt won,
Doctor second, Emn Boy third; time,
l.l5 f-5.
Third, selling, Futurlty course,
COurtship won. Reginald second
Queen Enid third; time, 1:l5.
Fourth, the great fall setting stakes,
one and one-elghts miles-Count won,
Equity second. NOw-or-Never third
time, | SO Is.
Fifth. selling, Futurity course Dago-
aet won; Lord Dalmany second, Ella
third; time, l;l2 2-5.
Sixth, the turf handicap, one and
one-Quarter mlles-Gloamlng won,
Tom Rogers second, ROmquforte third
time, 2.l0 As.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

CHICAGO. Aug. 3l.-Favorites Jared
better at Hawthorne park today. The
weather vas cool. the track good and
the attendance fair. Summaries:
First race, seven fuTlongs-Llzzie B
won, Artistic second, Izell third; time,
80.
Second, handicap, eight and one-half
furlongs - BrookwOod won, Torrent
second. Ray B third; time, l:50f.
Third, 2-year-olts, three-quarters
m.le-Sllyia X won, Pioneer second,
Jake Allen third time, lis.
Fourth, one mlle-Fanny S won,
Engrata second, GlenOldl third; time,
l:44t.
Fifth, selling, three-quarters mile
Exclusion won. Silver Ado second, Nc
Murtry third; time, l:l6t.
Sixth, selling. three-qusrters mile
WOodfOrd won, Harry Askey second,
May Blossom third; time, LII.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
Ssratoea Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 3l.-Racing was con-
tinued here today; track fast.
FIRST race, one mIle-Drizzle won,
Lester second, Versatile third; time,
l.44.
Second. five and one-half furlongs-
Toano won, Lord Harry second, Ruth
third; time, los.
Third, the Grand hotel stakes, worth
81 900. three-fourths of mIle-One
won, Industry second Nick third; tim e,
l:l63.
Fourth, Merchants stakes, worth
s. 500, one mile and quarter-Dan-
dee won. Santa Anna second, Low
lander third; time, 2;09t.
Fifth, seven furlongs-Melanc won,
Balbuggan second ,Panway third; time,
l:29t.
sixth, short steeplechase-Sam Cory
won, FuturIty second, 81. Luke third
time, 4.l51.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
Six Men Blown Into Eternity.

DEADwoop. :. h., Aug. 3l.-Sulh-
vans grading camp IN Burlington
road, was the scene of horrible accl-
dent today. A gang of fifteen men
were engaged IN blasting an open cut
and hole of giant powder exploded
therein. Immed ately after the fore
man began pouring IN black powder.
Wncn two kegs bad becn pou-ed IN a
terrific explosion occurred. James
Waugh and John Campbell were
blown TO atoms and Andrew Grohod,
J. Dinks. Andrew Solice and Martin
Horton fatally injured. II = thought
that the giant powder fuse was still
ignited when tue black powder was
poured IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

Nav YouR. Aug 81 -At so tonight
Chairman uaekett ~ ihe republican
executive commit ttee .ssutd the follow
ing bulletin
~ 49, compelled o. announce the
posfpanemsnt of the pfesidunt's pro
posed suetlsl TIA. from Nee Aofk io
Leon AXE. on aee0uut of ths cases ~
disease e. qusfsaune. The pfesideat
having Informed this committee tbat
hs fssis f his datY usfond question: ie
be- Warrington. ta sHilb elty b. saes
immediately blit - a lstef date, eh H8s
return ff8m WsshH0taa. BE sill carry
oat thf pf8ggsnl proposed faf 90 swesk
2tansa5 q " titteE4tsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

rHuApnrp8ft. aug. 3i-A dead
heat aetFeea lfsrry MeNt.r sui Rachel
B m ERE l.fet t0e ease@t fui-h
fhe fadaes sad taev ever esw. was s
fsstHra ~ to.isTs rscee e. the Fn L.
feInna frivur earx tt rss fne I'd "a
rest 70 ths p clsss snt ths fHsh 80
fna ernwt waf AcNa.r ~ho rss fHr
faea- te. SO rsleahF paHsd tgs
-tt te8 hr.ts s1i 90 the fourth
fffh ana ~rth nrS'saad tae rae f~
sai fer $50. Sell So Fss.est.an
hsf 20 treVfia 10 sinrnz fha ua 2 s
snet f1 eass. Hs efaueaf 81 held
FIf fH1 heais were iFaued today
The t psEaE sts fla race 9f Gae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
Gloucester Races.

GIorCEsrEa, Aug. 5I-Ine races
here today resulted
First raCe, seven and one half fur
longs .mhhy Won. wallace q.
second Reply thri. flme. J 39t
second Eve furlongs Warpaint won,
y est side second, Esteiis +. thri
time. 93
Third. four a0d one-hslf furlongs
Prohibition won. mestone second
Eiuxsciere third time. s8t.
Fourth, one mile Lonely Won. Pei
hsm second. Double Crosse tnlrd, time,
ift
FInh. Eve fgr.ongs Molhe v. ~0n
Rsv second. fenzance tIurt time. D 4li
sxth 81 fufiongs king Idle woa
Copeland second. Has thirt tme,
ffs4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
STEAMERS IN QUARANTINE.
Thorough Work OF the New York Board
of Insncctors.

VI MS pC(tDlS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-Tbe Moravia
ls under quarantine, anchored IN
Grayesend bay where she j. out of the
usual track of vessels. The baggage
of the passengers has been under dis
infection 10y steam all day. There are
no new developments on board. The
saloon passengers of the Teutonlc left
the steamer at $50 tins evening after
each one had made a declaration OF
his route while abroad. The baggage
and mails have been dlsiniected. The
steerage passengers of the Circsssia are
on Hoffman island, where they are
being bathed and their clothing disin-
fected. Every effort Is being made TO
return them 10 their vessel tonight
The Neendsm steerage passengers are
awaiting the same operation. Health
Officer Jenkins, with DR.. Byron, the
bacteriologist who was appointed 10
take charge of Swinburne Island hos
pital. visited that place this evening.
A laboratory will be established and a
large corps of nurses employed TO care
for any patients who may be brought
there. The Circssias passengers after
their bath were returned to the steamer
At Z tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
Latonia Races.

CIScrSSArr, Aug. 3l.-The following
are the results at LatOnia today:
First race. three-fourths mile-HY-
men won. Hyppons second, Lucy
Clark third, time, l,lT.
Sec n 4. . one miIe-Littie Annie won
selma u second. Hedge Rose third
time. lfi4.
THIRD, seven-e gbths mile - Baron
won, Mack S second, My Partner
third time, ] $50.
Fourth. seveu-uyteonfh mile-Em-
press FREDERICK Won. DaFest second,
Harry l. third time. l.i0t.
Fifth. mines Steenth mile maiden
fibes Rapitsll won. Nellie Shaw sec
oud. Merry Eyes third time, .5st.
Sixth. eleven. vteenth milss-fiive
Away won. Protection second; Chat.o
q tnrd time. oct.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
TO SUSPEND IMMIGRATION.
Views Of Statesmen Regarding H-Speo-
IA Session Of Congress SuEsested

sASHs 81 otstc>lAcA hcs A3SltE is pes
ial Session OF Congress Suggested.
MAsuSGIoS, Aug. sl.-The actual
arrival OF Aslatic cholera AZ The port OF
New YORK has brought % the front the
question Of suspendlng linml grafton 10
tnls country altogether during the prev
aleDce Of cholera IA the eastern hems =
paeTe. Is l. admitted that such meas
ure would be Justified only by t8e most
pressing danger, Dnt TINS danger 10 the
Opinon OF some high officials ls a. hand.
Government officers are rAnsacking
records and reading up on former
scouTges. Secretary spaldlng, VINO has
immediate control Of the matter Was
today found deeply immersed IN q his
tory of the smallpox epidemic Of lsSo.
"Ail the machinery OF tie government
l. ~ work on tins cholera business" be
said ''and all the precautions taken IN
1850 have already been taken
by US" Continuing Mr.. Spaldlng
said, that under the EXISTING
quarantine laws, such restrictions
could be imposed as would practically
suspend immigration, bat he would not
say that sncn action was immed lately
contemplated. An emminent lsw Off
clal OF the government, who has gwen
the subject much thought. said that ~
hls opinion the president had the
power 10 suspend all immlgrstlO u
If IN his judgment he deemed II
necessary for the public welfare
while the scOurge lasted. This opinion
Is entertained by Others.
Senator Cullom does not see any
necessity for calling special session
Of congress 10 attain TINS end. He
says: "If the health officials do
their duty and they seem 10 be
vlgIlant, they can drive the
cholera out. Should there be
promise Of a great prevalence re might
be compelled 10 resort 10 heroic meas
ures, buI fail TO see any reason why
we should DO 90 at this time. Our Off
Gals have ample power 10 quarantine
passengers and prohibit the landing Of
suspicious cargoes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01

SAN FRASCgsco. Cal, Aug. Sl.-An
attempt was made early tins morning
by i've men 90 rob the hank Of tayu-
cos. Csvucos. 81 lopis, ob.spo county.
Officers Who had been warned we're Ia
waiting snd attempted - the arrest
when n fight ensucd ln which one ~
ihe robbers was shot. g = believed
fatally, snd ~ sheriff Al Mcleod was
seriously wounded. he other four
robbers esCaued
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-01
2:O5 II Is THE TIME
The Worlds Trotting Record
Lowered 20 This
BY GAMY LITTLE NANCY HANKS
On the Klts-Shapsd Task a. IndsPend-
snes, Iowa, Win APPsE-
ent Ease.

IsDzPKsDEScK. Ia, Aug. Sl.-Ssncy
Haas today clipped Two seconds from
tAs worlds trotung record made by
herself Ia Chicago three weeks ago and
made the circuit OF the Independence
famous kiss-saAEed track N Z:0os. All
he conditions were favorable for a
record breaking mile aad Nancy
proved herself fully equal 10
the occasion At 2:30 o'clock
Nancy Hanks a.. brought out for
warming up mile. When she trst Ap-
p-ersd ga the turi, with her great drlv-
ss Doole, 10 the sulky, cheers greeted
the pair and eager eyes followed her
Lne snlrs alle. Al 4 o'clock she again
appeared aud the scene was repeated.
Perfection Itself
Her perfect lO-m, perfect action
aad the perfect day made
everyth AZ seem favorable. Promptly
AZ 5.l5 the great horse appeared for the
lrial. poble d0uned his driving cap
aud TIE announcement vas made that
Nancy Hanks. holding the warld's rec
ORD OF 2O7f, vas ready 10 start. Two
promp pters appeared on the loop to
nelp usr along gltn the sound OF their
loOI beats IN the great
est mile of her life. On
the second score. D00le's head gave a
qUack. decisive nod; the word WAS gwen
shd z hundred Watches were started TO
mars tAe seconds until she should ap-
pear under the home wire.
Two Macemakers
Lincoln, who went the mile with
her IN CnlcagO IN 2'Oft, pl-
loted by Frauk Starr, took his
place next the mare and Williams
driving his runner, Ned Gordon, went
20 the ouss.de prepared 10 come up on
the home stretch. With her smooth,
4ssy, perfect and matchless gait,
Nancy Hanks trOtted the quarter IN 80
seconds. The half she turned IN l;Ol
without mlsstep. Then oegan ner
Grand race for home. Without 4 wOb-
Die ana with perfect swing, she shot
past the third quarter pole IN l:S4.
Here Williams came up with his runner
aud Dobls loosened the mares head.
The Crowd In Awe.
He encouraged her by ms voice and =
gentle use OF the whip. and without a
fAlter she shot under the wire IN 2.05f.
For one long minute Dreathiess
silence reigned. Every one was
consulting hrs watch and the
figures At which the hands had stopped
neld the crowd IN awe Then, awake
to the fact thGt all records had been
br ken the great assemblage burst INTO
cheers loud and long as the queen Of all
trOtters was driven back to the stand.
Acknowledged the Honors.
Doble gracefully hfted his hat IN recog-
nisIOn OF tne cheers showered upon
him. He w1s lifted from his sulky by
the eutnuslastlc crowd aud men fought
Ike maniacs ~ the scramble
10 grasp the successful driver ;
hand aud shower congratulations
upon him. Others ran up and car
re-sed the mare AS she VAS being
blsnketed aud led from the track.
The races billed for today
we're 22O pace, $1,000 stake,
and the 2.40 trOt. $1,000 purse,
Flying Jib captures the 5000 stake on
tue tard neat. The 81 600 purse was
t4ken by Clara ID. after Frank Qulrk
had Won the hrst two heats. sum
maries.