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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
FOR RIVER IMPROvEMENTs.
Anderson and Capehart Before the Com
mittee on Rivers and HRrbors'
c,..;oI J,lsoyG,a IN ths RsOrStsr.

mittee on Rivers ana HhroorS
Spseia! TslegrGm 10 the Rs0sStsr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February H.
Congressmen Anderson and Capehart
went before the Committee on Rivers
and Harbors to-day to urge the COM
mittee to make adequate appropria-
tiops for continuing the improvements
on the rivers of West Virginia.
They discussed in detail the work
now going forward on the Kanawha,
Big Sandy, Gauly, Elk, Guayandotte
and the Tug Fork of Big Sandy, Buck
haunon and the Little Kanawha rivers.
The principal discussion relative to the
Rig Sandy was over the proposition for
making a sufficient appropriation 70
complete the dam at Louisa, KY, as
movable dam, which proposition Messrs.
Anderson aud Capehart strongly favored.
Representative Paynter, OF Kentucky,
appeared with the West Virginia mem
bers, speaking in favor OF the improve
ment OF the Big Sandy.
The committee was also urged TO
make the appropriation for the ka-
pawha sufficient to complete the work.
The committee listened attentlvely 10
the argument Of the West virginia
members. The chairman stated incl
dentally that the Engineers estimates
OF appropriations necessary for all the
river and harbor improvements in the
United States aggregated about S75,-
OOO. 900. and that there would have to
he q heavy scaling down all along the
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Everybody Goes - Mccall Demands that
Beer. Get out Entirely aud that the
Trustees Go with Gim-
NEw YoRK, February 1.-THE Man
ayers and General Agents OF the New
York Life Insurance Company met AZ
the Office OF s4he company to-day. a
meeting OF 11nagers and agents was
held subsequent 10 the meeting OF d.
rectors Wednesday, at which time a
committee was appointed 70 recon-
mend what steps II any they ought
70 take IL was said that
Mr.. Mccall had notified the directors
he could not accept the presidency OF
the company unless eX-Presldent Beers
ceases 10 have any connection with the
management, and he also makes con-
dltion that he be presented with the
resignation OF all the present directors.
This is said 10 mean that Mr.. Mccall Is
determined 10 be boss OF the situation
and be everything the word president
implies.
Ii was learned that subsequent and
second session was held ot which IL soon
became manifest that all opposition 10
Mr.. Mccall had disappeared and that
his election tomorrow Is foregone con-
clusion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
SPANISH ASABCHTsTs
Making Trouble for the Authorities at
BarceIona and Elsewhere.

BARCELONA. February 1.-THE
troubles Elm Barcelona between the An-
archists and the authorities show no
sign OF abatement at present, but the
two or three Disturbances that have oc-
Cured this week have net been serious
enough 70 render necessary the calling
out OF the mility 70 aid the Gen
d'Armes in preserving order. Though
revolver shots have been exchanged By
the police and members OF the mob, no.
body has been hurt except q woman
who, IL Is believed, had nothing what
ever TO do with the affair In which she
was wounded.
The execution OF the four Anarch-
lists at Here's, yesterday, is believed 70
have preciDitsted the disturbances, their
friends here desiring 10 show their SYM
pathy. During the night proclamat'ons
were posted on the dead walls and other
places about the city menscIng the Gov
eminent with vengeance for the execu-
ton OF the Xeres Anarchists, annonnc-
ing that there would be further explos-
zoos OF bombs similar 70 the one con-
tanning dynamite and grape shot which
was exploded yesterday.
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Supreme Court Proceedings.
al 1xisoro,u IA fk< RsUislsr

CHARLESTON, w. VA, February IL
The Supreme Court OF Appeals met this
morning with all the Judges present
The petition OF w. Irvine Cross, for a
writ Of mandamus, TO compel the West
Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railroad
Company to receive and recognize him
as member OF the Beard OF Directors
of the said Csmpany, was refused, the
Court being OF the opinion that as no
public question is involved the petition
er should procure his remedy In the
Circuit Court.
McClanahan VS.. McClanahan.. Kama
wha county, petition for rehearing re-
fused; Charleston and South Side Bridge
Company VS.. Comstock, Kanawha
county, was suhmitted; Quarters ad-
ministrator VS.. Quarters heirs ct dt.,
Kanawha county, was partly heard and
continued until tomorrow morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
THE DEAL FINISHED.
The Big Railroad Deal Ratified by thu
Directors of the Company.

The Biz Railroad Deal Ratified by the
Directors of the Company.
NEW YORK. February ll.-Messrs.
Drexel, Morgan 81 Co. announced OIL
cially this afternoon that the leases and
contracts which were signed last night
have now been ratified by the Boards OF
Directors Of the Reading, New jersey
Central and Lehigh Valley Railway
Companies, by which was effected the
combination OF anthracite coal interests.
President Mcleod, Of the Reading Com
pany, says the primary object OF the ar
ranaement is 10 secure more econom-
lcal management In the coal trade 0y
avoiding expensive selling agencies and
heavy commissions.
II is acknowledged even by the inde.
pendent producers that the comblna-
tion. with the Lackawanna included,
will control IS per cent OF the anthra-
cite coal traffic OF Pennsylvania. As
one OF the main features OF the deal
looks toward the absllshing of selling
agents. the action OF the independent
producers and OF the selling agents Is
the subject OF some comment. IL IL
Acknowledged that II the moyement
succeeds the selling agents Will hnd
their occupation gone.
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IMPORTANT MEASURES
Acted Upon in the Ohio Legislature Yes
terdRy.
@. ...oI T.l,c~1pa IN The Rsotsts..


COLUMBUS, O., February 1.-THE
Senate to-day decided the Snook-Sul-
Min Common Pleas Judgeship contest
by awarding the Office TO Shook by a
strict party vote.
The McConica bill permitting dealers
IN tombstones TO remove such stones
from cemeteries when not paid for was
defeated in the Senate.
The Senate passed Lampson's Dill,
providing that stenographer's report
of testimony may be introduced in the
court above, in appealed cases where
witness has died. This and Heinlein's
bill, which passed the house to-day. are
OF grcat interest to lawyers. The latter
provides that Judges may deliver their
charges to the jury as to law before
lawyers make arguments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
AGAINST TIE BOUNTY.
An Effort to BE Made to Repeal the Nc
Kinley Sugar Bounty.

The Democrats OF the West are to
make an attempt to repeal the provis-
ions of the Mckinley law providing for
the payment OF bounties on sugar. Rep
resentative Scott, Of Illinois, to-day in
troduced a resolution instructing the
Ways and Means Committee to report q
bill providing for such repeal.
Mr.. Springer said: 81 think the par
liamentary way to reach the sugar
bounty is through the Appropriations
Committee, and have understood that
Chairman Holman, Of that committee,
also considers that his committee has
jurisdiction OF the matter. The sugar
bounty is question OF appropriation
alone, and the resolution Of Mr.. Scott
should, think, have gone to the Com
mittee on Appropriations"
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Young Thurman's Manifesto.

COLUMBUS, o., February 1l.-Allen w.
Thurman, the son Of ex-senator Allen G..
Thurman, publishes the manifesto Of the
anti-Hill Democrats of Ohio to-day. He
takes the ground that the internecine fight
in the Democratic ranks in New York is 50
great that the Democratic Presidential
nomination must come from West OF the
Alleghanies. He appeals 10 the Ohio De
mocrscy not TO indorse the scheme Of Hill,
Brice, German and Mclean TO pack the
Ohio convention against Cleveland. The
substantial meaning of the letter is that IL
Cleveland is not made the nominee, the
choice should fall upon Ex-Governor Camp
bell. of this State. The letter caused a
great sensation.
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SENATOR FRYE OBJECTED

And the Direct Tax Resolution Lays Low
Till Its Turn Comes-The Pension and
Census Investigations.
Sreesd! TsLs0rGn to the Rs0tstSr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February IL
Owing to the fact that Senator Frye
to-day objected 30 further discussion OF
the West Virginia direct tax resolution
during the morning hour, the resolution
could not be taken up to-day, and If 1t
takes the regular course it will be some
time before it can be got up again.
Senator Faulkner worked hard to-day
to make an arrangement by which he
can get it up out of its regular order,
and have the matter disposed OF. He
hopes to be able to do this early next
week.
Now that the Committee on Rules has
reported favorably and the House has
adopted the resolution calling for an In
vestigation OF the Pension Bureau, Con-
gressman Anderson Is quite confident
that similar action will be taken on his
resolution providing for an investiga-
tion Of the working Of the Census Bu-
reau. The fact that such an investlga-
tiou is needed is made apparent by the
action of Secretary Noble, who has just
ordered certain employees Of the Bureau
to make an inquiry into the truth Of the
charges now current, to the effect that
there has recently been considerable
loosness and extravaganza in the expen-
diture of the census funds.
OF course the public can have little
confidence in an investigation made by
officers OF the Bureau, as they will have
little authority and probably no great
inclination to bring to light any damag-
ing facts,
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HIS HAND BLOWN OFF.
Worlds Fair Building Not Let het-Ane
Board Ad Journs-
ISp<esai TzL<ordu TO th< Rs0ssfsr.

PARKERsBuRe, w. Va, February IL.
Young Will Parks, who lives near
Burning Springs, shot at fox in his
barnyard yesterday, when the gun
burst, tearing the boys fingers and
hand into shreds. He was brought here
on the boat to-day. DR.. Harris ampu-
tated the hand above the wrist.
The Worlds Fair Commissioners have
not yet given out the building contract.
They have been in session two days out
as the bids are very complicated ana
the contractors and bidders were absent,
the work OF examination has been slow.
The board adjourned this afternoon
without coming to definite conclusion.
President Chancellor was empowered by
the board to award the contract, which
will be done as soon as possible. The
Commissioners have gone home.
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The Consideration Pos,poned,

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 1.-THE
Democratic members of the Ways and
Means Committee held conference to-day,
at which the agreement reached by the spe-
cial committee on the Springer Wool bill
was discussed. Messrs. Shively, Bynum
and Whiting are absent from the city, and
for that reason no conclusion was reached,
it being desired that all the Democratic
members shall be present and unite on the
terms of the bill before it is brought up for
final action in the committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12

the House request that the Committee
on Rules set apart time for the con-
sideration of the bills of the Committee
on Coinage, Weights and Measures for
the free coinage Of silver"
"We expect" said Mr.. Pierce Of the
Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures, "to get every free coinage
member of the House irrespective of
party to sign the petition to the Com
mittee on Rules"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
The Overman Court Martial.

CLEVELAND, o., February 1.-THE
Overmau court martial practically came 10
an end to-day. Judge Sanders and Colonel
Gardiner made eloquent pleas for
the accused, and the Judge
Advocate contented himself with
citing the law. When prepared, the
verdict will be forwarded TO the President
through the Judge Advocate and will not
be known by the public for at least few
weeks. Msior Overman remains in this
city, under orders Of the War Department
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
mn Cb,ldrsn on the Ice.

SASpUsKY, O., February ll.-Iesterday
afternoon. while one hundred school chill
dren were having skate on the bay the ice
broke up and they began to drift towards
the lake. Fortunately the steamer Amer
ican Eagle went TO their rescue and over
took them about two miles from shore. No
lives were lost.
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rhroun Into the Rirer.

AVER, Mass. February 1.-THE regular
freight train from the west 70 Boston, on
the Fitchburg, was wrecked on the Nashua
river this morning. Twenty-four cars
were thrown from the bridge into the river.
Three-fourths Of the bridge was badly
wrecked Conductor d. G. Conners was
buried In the river under the cars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
FAKE CLUB FORMED.
A Handful of Republicans Meet at Nor.
gantown.
SuseioL Isgscydp1 10 the Rs0sJtsr.

MoRGANTowN, w. VA, February IL.
Last night posters were distributed
about town announcing the oIganiza-
tion Of students Republican club. AT
the meeting tonight twenty-five were
present by actual count. or this num-
ber seven mere Democratic spectotors.
The meeting was run by Barney Jones,
the Republican Sheriff OF Monongalla
county, and District Attorney Sturgis' S
stenographer, a man who was never In
college a day in his life. The whole
affair was fake, and is said TO have
been gotten up to give the stenographer
and one or two others free trip to the
Republican State League at Parkers-
burg.
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In ,he nrononald Field.

prrrsRrRs. February 11.-Bel No; 5, OF
cI,4ev Jennings Il Co, is doing 100 bar
SeIs ,-'' a day from the Gordon sand at Mo
DoDslS IL is through the fifth sand but
a-ot I, no oil there. Bell No. 9 of the same
sOr,nsny 80 nS is through the fifth sand and do.
80 IA barrels q day. Wetmore No. OF
tbs 6aIZfiale company is doing 10 barrels
~ ou' Sorr from the fifth sand. The daily
n-o5nction a. is estimated at $1,000 barrels, :
Stock in field 81, 900 barrels, and runs SS'olu
horr-ols
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r,.,,h An,,oh,.r. 70 Protect.

PAHIs. February 1.-THE Anarchists
OF this city announce that they viii
hold meeting on Saturday 70 protest
against the action OF the Spanish Cow
eminent in executing the four Anar'
chists at Xeres, yesterday.
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DESPERATE CAUGHT.
An Alleged Member of the Cooley Gang
Takea In.
o....y.J T,sJ1or1.n IN fb< PaOlstsy

KINGwooD, w. VA, February IL
Samuel Fike, the wealthiest man OF
Grant district this county, died at 1:3O
this afternoon, ot pneumonia.
Sheriff Jackson arrested William
Turner, OF near Bruceton, this morning
at one o'clock. 1t is thought that
Turner is one of the noted Cooley gang.
He is a desperate character, having six
bullet marks on him, two Of which he
received in the army. The others, with
a fractured rib, were gotten In tight
since the war. He is six feet tall and
weighs about $50.
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A Fatal Break.

HoPKISsvILLE, KY, February las
William johnson and Perry Mcknight,
prominent citizens, residing near Kelly, q
Louisville and Nashville station, eight
miles north Of this city, were driving 70
town Yesterday evening on wagon, one OF
the poles broke from It's fastenings, stop
ping the team and wagon on the track. A
fast express came laundering along and
ran into them, fatally iniuring both men,
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r.,.v-nnber. rhreaten TO strike.

DENVER, Col, February 1l.-A commit
tee for the Rio Grande railroad Telegraph
ers has been in attendance on the Ric
Grsnde officers epdeavoring 70 obtain an
increase Of ten per cent in salaries. This
has been refused and Chief Telegrspher
Ramsey. il Is said, will make formal
demand for the increase and IL refused viii
order a strike.
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.Eum,n Benefactor Gone.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, February l1.-Dr.
Newman Horton. inventor OF the reclining
chair for railway cars, died last night, aged
az wears. He was well known among West
ern railway men, and had been chiet sur
geon at different times OF the missouri,
Kansas and Texas, the Memphis and the
Northern Pacific railways. He left large
fortune as the result OF his invention.
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Mckinley Rewards a worke,

Special Telegram 10 the Register
COLUMBUS, O., February 1.-THE Ohio
Worlds Fair Commission to-day elected
]. w. McClymands, OF Massillon, Director
General of the Ohio exhibit. The election
was dictated by Gov. Mckinley, Nicely,
mands is the manufacturer who, 1t is
claimed, warned his employees in the late
Ohio campaign that all who did not vote
for Mckinley would be discharged.
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TO PUSH 1T FORWARD.
P.titIon tn the Committee on Rules to
Rnsh the Free Coinage Bill.

a p..i,ion tn the Committee on Rules to
Rush the Free Coinage Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February H.
The free coinage men are losing no time
in their efforts TO force the Bland bill
through the House before the month OF
March rolls by. As result Of secret
conference OF the free silver members
of the Committee on Coinage, Weights
and Measures this morning, the follow
ing petition. addressed TO the Commit
tee on Rules is to-day being circulated
and freely signed by the free coinage
members Of the House.
"We, the undersigned members Of
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EEWSLET2.

Interesting Pieces Of TsIegraphic News In
small space.
The Nuucy, Pa, National Bank viii DOW
be wound up by the Government Emer-
son Collins has received notice from Wash
ington of his appointment as receiver.
The British Chamber Of Shipping has de-
cided to protest 70 Lord Salisbury against
permitting the passage Of petroleum In bulk
through the Suez Canal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12

MApErp. February 1.-The military ai-
thorities OF Bilbao. Xeres and Csdiz, nave
prohibited the holding OF any BANG oets OF
meetings to-day, In honor OF the anniveF-
sary of the Spanish Republic OF 1913.
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MD 1t rn In short Order.

FAIRFIELD, IA. February n-An old
gentleman from Keokuk, Iowa, came here,
met an old lady for the first time, fell des-
perately in love, proposed, was accepted,
Secured a license and married the lady in
thirty minutes after meeting her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
A Chicago Pioneer killed.

CHICAGO. February 11.-James Couch,
one of Chicago's pioneer settlers and owner
OF the fremont House property, was Killed
Yesterday, missing his footing in aligntlng
from a street car and being run over oy
heavy wagon following. de was " years
old
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DR. Graves. wife visit. Him.

CAyoS CRY, Col, February ll.-Mrs.
DR.. Graves arrived here last night 70 visit
her husband az the penitentiary. She Is
very sick and unable TO move without as
sistance. Her mind is still weak.
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CLEVELAND RECEPTION.
The People OF Michigan VIII DO Him
Honor on February 23.

DETROIT, February 1l.-Ex-President
Cleveland Is TO deliver an address at
Ann Arbor February 22. The citizens
of Detroit have rendered Mr.. Cleveland
a public reception on February %, the
acceptance Of which was received to-
day. The reception Is to be general In
character and IL is the purpose OF the
committee TO make welcome All VINO
come.
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p.-..IIit. P.rt. Appolnt meats.

LosDos, February 1.-The members OF
the Parnellite party have appointed their
parliamentary whips and secretaries. ~
vas resolved 70 leave the chair vacant ss ,
mark Of respect 70 thcir late Leader Charles
Stewart Parnell.
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...A.rp.,r,ot ygithd draws.

OMAHA, NEs., February 1l..Hor, ,e = M'
Thurston, attorney OF the Onion pSaine
ie,tsr S he would not be candidate Tor the
Presidency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12

Cunoxic coughers arc bcres 70 the com
munity and should be forced 20 use Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, the eniy tnfaiiels
remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12

Iru too bsd to spend half OF short life
d,stressed with neuralgia, when a 25 cent
hottie Of Salvation On win cure 1t quickly.
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THE NEW YORK LIFE.

Everybody Goes - Mccall Demands that
Beers Get out Entirely aud that the
Trustees Go with 6im.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-10
coLoRApo's REPUBLICANS.
Tho state Ticket They Hav. In the Field
The silver Dur linn.

PuEBLo, Colo. Sept. a.-The republican
state convention completed ITS work to-
day 10y nominating the balance of tho
ticket. The complete ticket is rs follows:
Governor, J. &. Helm: lieutenant gov
crnor, J. NJ. Downing; secretary IT state;
T.. J. Eaton; treasurer, Harry MuiniN,
auditor. Harry Tarbcll; attorney general,
G.. :. Libby; superintendent Of public in
structiou, G.. r. Undertake. Regents of
the university and electors were also
elected.
Tho silver plank IN the platform is as
follows:
Rosair,d, That every republican IN Colorado
now, n hr always has been, is ~ favor az tho
free aud unlimited coinage uf silver. The rcpub-
licdn party of colorado calls attention to tho
fact that its senators aud menhsr, IN congress
at all times are working Tor and advocate free
coinage. We, as republicans, believe We can es-
iabli>h true repuh.lcan.sm much sooner by
keeping within tie party by supporting any nas
monet theories which are Ia favor ol drmOne-
tiying both gold and silver.
R,-oir,d. That the republican party OF Col
oradO believes that tie free coinage of silver at
the PR sent ratio would he n great benefit 10 all
producing classes of the nation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-10
Al Sheepslisid Iiay.

SHEErSHEAD BAY. Sept. '.-Thc Flight
stakes were the feature of the day. Kings
ton won 10y neck under whip.
Seven iurlongs-Baiesrrau won, Fred
Taral second, Helen Rose ,hird. Time.
- -.
Flight stakes. seven furlongs Kingston
won, DIR. Hasbrouck second, Fairy third.
Time, / 90 -.
Autumn stakes. futurity course-Laura
Gould. colt. won. Spartan second. Iorn-
nza. colt. third. Time, IL 2-5.
One mile -Sleipner won. Derfargil sec
on,i, Reclarc third. Time. az -.
Fuiuri,y course-Stonewall won. Silver
Fox second. Oxford third. Time. 10.
One mile. ON the turf Sionomason
won. Hazelhurst second, Woodcraft third
Time, I :i3 3-5.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-10
ON THE TURF.
Doings OF Fast Horses on Eastern
Tracks.

DoiHgs ot Fast Horses an Eastern
Tracks.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. a.-Track In
good condition. Evangelinc created a
sensation by winning the two last heats in
the frcc-for-all trot. She went the last
mile in 2:lIa,. beating the worlds record
on a regulation track. Records lowered In
all classes.
Ia the sc pace -Wilkie Knox won three
straight heats. Ovid second, Texas Jack
third. Victor fourth. Best time. 2:i1L.
Frec-for-ali rot-Evangclnc won, Night
ingalc second. Lakewood third, Prince
fourth. Nellie iiftii. Best lime. 2;lls.
In the 2:2i trot-lnccnse won. Ollie
Wilkes second. Stella third, Daisy fourth.
Bes, time. 2:l14.
Free-for-ali pace-Robert J. won three
straight heats. Winslow Wilkes second.
Niicilo third, Caesar fourth. Best time.
2:i2s..
ln the 2:23 tro; o;-uniinishcd- -Parsica
took the second heat. Gertrude first and
third. Best time, 2:iaai.