Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-25
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. Us ii, anu It Is sun tle recosi. ~
Providence, Il. L.. on August |, 1881, IL.
b. Wiuship ansl mate went against time
and got to the wire in FOG. With ;he
improvement in tracks and the sul-
kies since lS>t. and especially bearing in
mind the reduction il the team record, and
the farther fact that IL. L. Winship's har-
ness record was . 20 ii and Franks record
was a.la ~, it looks as ii these records
could be materially reduced Any of the
members of the Els brigade with game
running mate should he able to knock two
ur three seconds OF the record and such an
exhibition would be II drawing card.
Mr.. w. +. Woo,lman of Fairfield has u
mare and colt which deserve mention.
The mare was sired by Gileon and out of u
mare by Royal Knox. The granlam was
Drew mare. This colt is by Red Hawk,
he by Red Wilkes. This colt is now three
year-old and is u COOL one.
Samuel Farmer of Phillips has Il FIVE
weeks old FLY, sired by Warren, full
brother to Sunol, 2.oS II; dam by Black
Monitor, son of Gen. Knox: second dam
by Flying Eaton. Mr.. Farmer is v"~t
proud of this iillv and thinks She s'gtl
make good brood mare.
DIR. c. l.. Thomas of Brewer, has BIDS
week purchased full sister 10 the horse
Daily News, recently owned by him. Tie
4. - t.,,tps
county, the mare having not only The same
sire and dam. but the same trainer. The
Latter says that the mare, now three wears
old, showed better speed and is more easily
handled than was her brother at the same
age.
Mr. G. T.. RiJeout of Phillips owns
fine young iilly by Diamond Wilkes by
kentucky Wilkes, 2.2l II, by George
Wilkes, 2.22, dam by Allectus 3if, by
Alcantara. 2.23 second dam by Braafords |
Morrill, by Winthrop Morrill,.
Charles G. Andrews of Bangor, has sold
the irotting stallion Jarrett, No. 1927, to
Moses Wiley 4 SON who have purchased
iiilh fbT " lbbNtou S'h'hh'"'' A'N f'''' - |
understood to be about $500. Jarrett is by
Pho, Mamhrino dam Indian Hill Maii by
Proctor Jarrett is 4 mahogany bay with
black points. foaled MAY ;, 1885, stands
l., "a hands high, weighs 100 pounds.
Bred bv X. $. Neech st. Matthews. Ken
tucky. lie is strong. smooth
made colt. with good legs and feet
and expressive eye, intelligent head and n
pcrfect disposition. His gait is even, fric-
tionless and elastic, and although never
trained, can trot fast. He belongs TO the
same family Ms Maud s., POS 81; lay
Eve See. 2.l0; Nutwood, 2.ls 81 Viking,
? 10 I-2 Mambrino Gift, , 20. and ilylas,
The sire of Susie s., record go, at three
years old. Jarrett, in blood lines, repre-
,cnts the Ilambletonian, Mambrino Chief,
Pilot, Jr.. and thoroughbred.
"A stosy OF SIR Matthew Hale.
A gentleman in England died. leaving
his fortune by will to tws sons. The
son that staid ut home destroyed the
fathers will and pretended that the
brother who was absent was dead and
buried The absent brother after while
returned and claimed his part of tho
Judges and jurors were to be
bribed to say that the returned brother
and son wls no son at all. but only an
impostor The trial came on. Sir Mat
thew Hale, the pride Of the English
courtroom and for twenty years the
pride of jurisprude,-1.;. heard that injus-
tice was about to 81 practiced. He put
off his official robe. He put on the garb
Of miller. He went to the village where
The trial was to take place He entered
the courtroom. He somehow got inn
paneled MS one of the jurors. The brides
came around, and the man gave ten
pieces of gold to the other jurors, but rs
this was only a poor miller the briber
gave to him only five pieces of gold.
A verdict was brought in rejecting the
rights of this returned brother. lie was
to have no share in the inheritance.
Hold, my lord" said the miller
Hold! W. are not all agreed on this
verdict These other men have received
ten pieces Of gold in bribery, and have
received only five." "Who are you?
Where did you come from? said the
Judge on the bench. The. response was;
lam from Westminster hall. My name
is Matthew Hale, lord chief justice Of
the kings bench. OFF that place, thou
villain And SO the injustice was
baked. Talmage in Ladies' Home
Journal