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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
OFFICE SOUGHT the MAN.
Holmes Conrad's Splendid Record-The
Frederick County Delegates.

WINCHESTER, VA, July 1.-Special.
Winchester boasts Of a remarkable In
stance OF a man elevated to conspicu-
Gus position without the smallest symp
tom Of n pull. Major Holmes Conrad
made no application for the position Of
assistant attorney-general nor was any
application made for him by any sena-
tor or representative. II was a case
where Mr. Cleveland's personal judg-
ment assigned a capable man 20 a respOn-
sible place.
Major Conrad is a picturesque and
captivating personality. 1t gives him
a great advantage in securing first Inn
pressions. a tall, dark man, old enough
10 bear upon his face the subtle traces
Of thought and experience, but young
enough TO have all the vigOr of mature
manhood. Soldier, advocate man OF
literature and Of affairs. and one Of the
most brilliant orators Of his day. he re-
fleets credit upon himself and upon the
place of his nativity.
But his forte is language He uses Ian
guage like an artist who is impressed
not only with the ideals. but with the
technique Of his art. No matter with
whom ne is talking he never allows
himself any sloyenly phrases. or loose
and RECONSTRUCTED English. Even in the
argument Of a dry legal proposition. he
holds the attention Of layman by the
strength and glitter OF his English. as
he marshals his verbal cohorts 10 the
attack
His friends here, knowing his dstaste
for political arts. feel that he would
illustrate Virginia in any position where
a sympathetic mind Illuminated by learn
ing. and speaking with an eloquent
tongue, attracts or instrUcts mankind.
Early I'm August n number Of changes
will be made I'm the Assistant Attorney
Generals office. and rumor has II that
Major X. W. Hunter will be appointed TO
place.
Both the friends Of Tyler and O'Ferrall
are active, and are trying 10 secure the
delegates 10 the county convention that
meets here July Dist 10 select delegates
for Frederick county 10 the State Con-
venuon. The vote will be close. Since
the convention IN Warren county Tyler's
friends are claiming n majority Of the
delegates from this district dhe Seventh
congressional. and claim that OF the
forty-eght already selected twenty-siN
are for O'Ferrall and twenty-five are for
! Tyler. whilst O'Ferrall's friends boot
! at the idea.
Colonel O'Ferrall is in the city to-day.
a number Of his friends called en- him at
! the Taylor House this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
All Sins vicarious Atonement.

For trying 70 pull the wool over the
ewes Of the criminal department II the
state circuit courr. four moon-eyed
heather are now in custody Of Jailer
James. Young Sue got nifty lays for
attempting to palm of as Nav Wah,
indicted for selling lottery tickets,
cheap ChlnamGn ~ unknown tue and
the latter was cent up FOR twenty-five
days. A vegetable peddler, who falsely
repre- sented himself to be Wah Koe. also
indicted for playing lottery was given
fifty days, and Wah Kee himself was
fined $500.
Young Sue was the first Celestial 20
feel the wrath Of the court. When
the case Of Nav Wah VAS called. Young
Sue escorted a Chinaman before The
bench. and introduced him as the de-
PENDANT. Mr.. Hume suspected intent 70
deceive. and Investigation proved his
suspicion well founded. Then Judge
Nuniy delivered scathing lecture 10
Young Sue. sent him 10 Jail for fifty
DAYS. and declared Nav Wah's 500 bond
forfeited. The wah Kee incident oc-
Cured In the afternoon. II was a repe-
titlon OF the old dodge OF wealthy chi
naman engaging an imDecunlous compa-
triot to go 10 Jail for him. Judge Munly
issued a bench warrant for all the On
namen recently indicted for selling lot
terry tickets. and increased their pan
from 800 TO 500 each-Portland Morning
Oregonian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
BURIALOF GEN. WALKER
REMAINS or THE GALLANT SOLDIER
REACH WINCHESTER.
A Number OF Prominent Persons Call and
Pay Their Respects to the Confed-
crate General-The Interment.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July H.-The
remains OF the late General John G. Wal
ker. who died Thursday night at 723 Thir-
teenth street, Northwest, were taken to
his late home in Winchester, Va. on the
$50 Baltimore and Ohio train this even
Ing. During the day a large number OF
friends called 70 pay their respects to
the memory Of the distinguished Con-
federate officer, among whom were Rep
resentative and Mrs. Catchings, Of Mis-
sssippi; Senator and Mrs. CAN. of Flori-
da., and the Rev. and Mrs. Barr.
There were no services at the house,
but at . O'Clock q small party Of friends
gathered and followed the remains to the
depot in carriages. Among those were
General Halderman, General Gibson,
General Heth, General Maury, Major
Cameron and Mr.. William Kill. General
Robert Hunter. Of Winchester, represent
ing the Confederate Veterans Associa-
ton Of that city. arrived in the city yes
terday, and accompanied Mrs. Walker
on the trip TO Winchester.
Many beautiful floral tributes We're
sent 10 the house during the day, in
Guiding a large bunch Of red and white
roses tied with ribbons Of the Confed-
crate colors sent by Or. and Mrs. Barr
The funeral train stopped at Charles
ton, W. Va. 10 take on the Confederate
Veterans Association Of Winchester.
which accompanied the body on the re-
maiLder OF the journey
The train reached Winchester at 0.30
o'clock tonight. and the body was taken
10 the Episcopal church. where IL was
left under guard for the night
Funeral services will be held at the
church tomorrow morning and the re-
mains will be Inferred In the Winchester
cemetery Immediately afterwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
SHE WAS WEARY OLLIE
xtss BESSIE STONE kills. HER.
SELF At WAKRENTON.
After a Quarrel with Her Father she
Went Out and Shot Herself In rho
Mouth with n Revolver.

WARRENTON, VA. July n.-Speciai.
Miss Bessie stone. eldest daughter OF
Thomas G. Stone. killed herself at an
early hour this morning at her home.
near Warrenton. by shooting herself In
the mouth with pistol.
She Is n connection by blood with the
Lyons and Ritchies OF Richmond. She
and her father quarreled the day be-
fore. and renewed 1t this morning, when
she went to her room and ended her
life. They arc people Of fortune by
Inheritance. Her uncle committed sui
eide last fall in Washington IN the same
manner.
Mlrs Bessie Stone was a little over six
teen years Of age. She had a very pretty
face and a figure that was girish, but
growing in gracefulness.
She Lad an income Of $500 in her own
right, end her father was well to do,
but suddenly took It into his head to
teach his daughter to be useful, and II
was against the performance Of mental
labor that she rebelled.
on her complaining Of being sick. Mr..
Stone insisted that she was shamming
sickness, and the poor child. without the
wisdom TO see that Il was but a within
OF her fathers that would pass away,
looked forward 10 n career Of drudgery.
TO which she was unaccustomed. and
rather than TO continue II snapped the
thread Of her young life. The grief Of
her parents is very great. They refuse
to be consoled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
REFLECTED THE PROPOSITION.
The Macon and Northcrn to Cut Loose
from the Richmond and Danyille.

BALTIMORE. July 4.-The bondhold-
ers Of the Macon and Northern Railroad
Company to-day considered the offer OF
Drexel. Morgan & Co. for the Teorganlza-
ton Of the road IN connection with the
Richmond and Danville system. About
q 10000 q bonds were represented at the
meeting, which is more than majority
Drexel. Morgan & Co. had offered this
road 50 per cent. IN preferred and 30 per
cent. In the new common stock OF the
reorganized company, on condition that
bonds be surrendered and the road re-
main I'm the Richmond and Danville sys-
TEN. This offer was unsatisfactory 10
many holders Of the bonds, on the ground
that value OF the preferred stock Is entire
ly problematlcal. and It was Impossible
for the bondholders TO judge what value
they will receive for their holdings. The
meeting decided 70 reject the PROPOSE
ton and TO cut loose from the Richmond
and Danville system unless some conces-
sions on the first offer can be obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
MADIsON MOB F0ILED.
George w. Davis Taken tn 'hAr'ot'es'iiie
Ahead Of tho Would-Be Lynchers.


MADISON c. H., VA, July a.-special.
Georce W. Davis, who short time ago
killed his son-in-law, Thomas Harlow,
was confined in the Jail Of this county.
Rumors OF lyuching were rife for some
DAYS. and on Tuesday the sheriff re-
ceived such Information as satisfied him
that an attempt would be made on that
night 10 inhict summary punishment on
Davis.
A guard OF between twenty ana thirty
men were summoned. armed with shot
guns, pistols and other weapons, 70 de-
fend the prisoner II an attempt at lynch
ing should be made.
All night long the expectant crowd
awaited the arrival Of the mob, but none
came.
on Yesterday Il was deemed best 10
remove the prisoner % another county
FOR safe keeping although Madison has
one OF the best fails I'm the State. The
sheriff. with a guard. left for Charlottes-
Vile, and the step was prudent one.
as last night n large body OF masked
men approached the town, but halted
on the outskirts, and sent In small
party 10 view the Atuatlon, and, hnding
the prisoner gone. quietly retired.
Mr.. James Hay has been sick for
some days. and is now under treatment
Of his physician.
The corn crop is the finest this county
has had since the year 1865.
Mrs. Mary Jane wager a most esti-
mable lady. died at her home, near this
place. yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22

FLOYD, VA. July H.-special-Tw
bcyclists from Columbus, O., arrived
here few days ago. They claim to
have made the trip at the rate OF 100
miles a day. They came via Conoya and
Blue6eld. w. Va.
Rev Frank stringfellow. OF Martins
vile, preached here on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights Of this week. He is
on his way to Carroll and Grayson
counties. doing missionary work.
our farmers are busy with their hay
harvest. and the weather has been just
the kind suited to such work. Oat har-
vest has just commenced. and the crop
Is very fine.
Miss Ola Saunders Of Roanoke. and
Miss Pauline Barnes. Of Christiansburg,
are visiting at Captain J. l.. Temp
kins'.
A refreshing and much needed rain
fen Wednesday night, giving new life
and vigOr 10 the corn. which has been
twisting badly for more than a week.
One Of Mr.. Henry r. Ridinger's twin
babies died Wednesday night, and the
other one Is quite sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
MRS. BE4LE GONE 10 CHIC4Go.
She Goes to Take Charge Of the Mount
Vernon Buiiding-Other News.

BUCHANAN, VA, July H.-Special.-
Mr.. and Mrs William Il. Beale left
few days ago for Chicago. Upon Mrs.
Beale as lady assistant 10 the Virginia
Board Of Worlds Fair Managers. de-
volved the duty Of collecting the many
interesting relics and antiquities that are
placed in the Mount Vernon building.
Since the great domestic aiilction that
she has suffered in the death OF her
daughter. Miss Anne Beale, she has been
unable 10 give the matter any attention.
and though she several times rendered
her resignation OF the position the board
sensible Of the valuable services she has
rendered, declined 20 accept. She now
goes TO Chicago for the first time since
the opening Of the Fair. and will hence
forth have personal charge Of the Mount
Vernon building. She took with her
many additional ard valuable relics that
will add greatly to the interesting coiiec-
ton already there.
Mrs. George VI. West, Of Richmond.
is In Buchanan visiting her Cister Mrs.
Heury W. Dews.
The Franklin Brass Company resumed
operations last Monday. giving employ
meut to a number OF operatives.
SeAton's quarry. just below Buchanan.
VIII again commence work next Monday
With a large force ot hands. This quarry
supplies limestone FOR the West End J ur-
mace A. Roanoke, which Is about to so
into blast.
The starting up Of these industries will
do much 10 quicken the trade Of our town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
A COlored Gala Day.

The managers Of the Colored EXposi-
ton are hard al work trying to raise
money for the fair which they will hold
I'm September. They have got now suili-
Client funds 10 guarantee the fair. and as
an effort to raise money they will have
n gala day next Monday at the EXPOSE
ton grounds, augmented by a street pa
rade The line Of march VIII form on
Leigh and Brook avenue and march down
Leigh 10 Eighth street. up Eighth TO
Broad down Broad L. Governor from
Governor 10 Main, rest az Eighth and
Main for the great Howardsyiie excur-
slonists. who will Join the parade The
parade will move up Main 20 Fifth street.
and up Fifth 10 Broad. and 10 the
grounds.
At the grounds there viii be n tourna-
ment. a fox chase. bicycle races, adj
dresses, and then banquet.
The committee OF ARRANGEMENTS have
appealed TO the people Of the city 10
allow their servants at least half day
holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
Geographic Breyities.

ATLANTA, GA, July a-An electric
car on the line TO Eastlake. near here.
Jumped the track tonight 4 number OF
people were hurt and one was killed
Willie Wall. Of Decatur. fourteen years
Of age.
ATLANTA. Ca, July 2i.-Dr. West
moreland and Attorney Rountree were
tried to-day upon charges that they in-
tended 20 violate the peace of the state
They have been bombarding each other
I'm the papers. and a duel was feared
The hearing resulted I'm Dr. Westmoreland
being required 10 give a bond I'm the sum
Of 5000 and Mr. Rountree I'm the sum OF
5000 that they would keep the peace.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. July 2i.-Mrs.
William F. Patrick daughter OF the late
William G.. Brownlow, died this evening
after a prolonged Illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
fredericksburg News Votes.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July III
Special-Mrs Or. Thomas T. Arnold died
yesterday at her home in King George
county. She was a lady Of high Chris
tian character and was greatly beloved.
She leaves a husband and four children,
the youngest Of whom is only a few days
old.
A movement has been started here for
the organization Of a society for the
prevention OF cruelty 10 animals.
Mr. Eugene Bailey was thrown from a
sulky while exercising trotting horse
on the track az the Fair grounds yester-
day and sustained serious bruises.
Miss Charlotte NJ Daniel, daughter Of
the late Raleigh T. Daniel, is guest OF
Mr.. i. Y -. Conway and family.
An interesting fox hunt took place in
Stafford county a few days ago. Tho
hunting party was composed OF both
ladies and gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22

OF the Norfolk and western railroad,
brought Houston Adams, negro. ar
rested in Lynchburg FOR a murder COM
United in Mcdowell county. w. Va.
two years ago, to this place, ana ioosed
him In jail. To-day he sent MN 10
Welch in charge OF Detective Eugene
Robertson.
Miss Della G. Williams died last night'
aged seventeen years.
III. II. s. Handy. division engineer OF
maintenance Of way OF the Noriolk ana
Western. was to-day promoted 10 the
superintendency OF the WINSTON saieih
division, to succeed d. II. Berger trans
ferred 10 the Kenoya division
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
4 cANARD PUKE AYD SIMPLE.
No Truth I'm the Report That Another
Battle Was Fought In Wise.

NORTON. VA. July A.-There is no
truth whatever In the report from Pike
Vile, KY, that n bloody battle" was
fought in this ONise) county last We'd
nesday, in which four soldiers were killed
and six MORALLY wounded. There has
been no fight whatever since Monday the
10th instant, when a sheriffs posse from
Wise Courthouse came across Cal. and
Henan Fleming, alleged accomplices in
the murder of the Mullins family for
which Doc Taylor has been sentenced
TO death. Then. as was published in
The Times. several shots were exchanged
between the posse and the Fleming
outlaws The latter made good their cs-
cape and are now said TO be- in Ken
lucky. where they have a number OF
confederates. No one was killed in this
fight. although several rumors were afioat
to the effect that both of the outlaws
had been killed.
The Governor Of Virginia has sent no
troops here whatever. The story IS a ca
nard pure and simple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22

He Advises His Wife to Suicide Because
the Dead Tell No Tales.

NEW YORK, July 21.-District Attorney
Nicoll has in his possession a letter writ
ten by Or. Meyer the alleged poisoner
70 lis wife, advising her TO commit sui
eide In the letter Meyer promised to
commit suicide also u is believed that
Meyer wishes 10 induce his wife TO commit
suicide, so that there would be no possi-
biity Of her turning States evidence
against him.
That Carl Muller. alias Jacob VIM
mers. will turn States evidence and tes-
tify against Or. Meyer there IS thought
70 be little doubt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
Bay State Democratic Ticket.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. July 1.-THE
Morning Union says that at secret con-
ference Of Democratic leaders he'll Tues
day in Governor Russeils room at the
State House. IL was decided that Ma
than Mathews, Jr., mayor OF Boston, ana
James g. Carroll. of Springfield. should
lead the State ticket as candidates for
Governor and Lieutcnant-Governor re-
spectiveiy. The issues on which the cam
paign Will be fought will not differ ma
terially from the plan OF campaign which
Governor Russell followed last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
Secretary Carlisle Returns.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 4.-Secre-
tary Carlisle returned to Washington this
evening after an absence OF three weeks
spent at the Worlds Fair.
When shown the dispatch from Denver
credlting Captain Thatcher with saying
that after personal talks with the Presi-
dent and Secretary Carlisle ne had beea
assured by them that they would no.
try to secure the unconditional repeal
Of the Sherman law. he said that he had
made no such statement TO Captain
Thatcher. He did not know him, and had
never had such a conversation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
TYLER Delegates Chosen.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA, July
Especial Democratic convention
Of Giles district met here to-day and
elected delegates pledged to J. Hoge Ty-
Ter. The delegates elected We're: John c..
jefferson arl Jonn NJ. Page; Alternates.
=. j. Berkeley and Dr. John r. Adams.
All ere requested 10 vote for r.. G..
Southall for Attorney-General. This re-
suit was due 10 the exertions OF w. j.
Townes, chief hustler" for J. Hoge Ty-
l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22

STAUNTON. VA. July n.-S7ecial-
Major J. II. Dorman. clerk OF the court
Of appeals at stanton, is very I'll at his
rooms at the Virginia Hotel. Major Dor
man went TO the Allegheny Hotel at Gas
ton a few days since. but had 10 return
last night on account Of sickness. He
has been in feeble health for some time.
and is now suffering from an acute kid
ney trouble. DR.. Haller Henkle is attend
ing him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
Cloak Room Keeper Pages Little Game.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. July H.
Fernando Page. keeper OF the cloak
room at the House Of Representatives.
AT Washington, recently packed his goods
and went 10 the national capital, and
Frederick j. Provin, of this city, be-
lieves that his wife. Cora. has gone with
him. Mrs. Provin is a daughter Of Her
man Bodgett. the man who figured as
the correspondent In the celebrated high
society divorce case of Adds against
Adds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22

600 ana the weather clear and pleas
ant. Tomorrow the meeting closes.
Most OF the horses Will go over TO the
hawthorn track, where the summer
meeting starts on Monday. Summary:
First race, six furlongs- Haydee first.
81 troiX second. Oracle j. third Time,
114iA
sscofd race. one mne-Forest Rose
hfs'' Bridal Ven second. Belfast third.
Time, i.42h.
third race, six furlongs. the Lakevlew
handieap-Rey ct Santa Anita first Clara
bauer second. Vassal third. Time, l:I5.
fourth race, mile and seventy yards
lafaday hrst Highland second, Heise
third. Time. "a.
tnth race, six furlongs-Ganelon first,
, warren Leland second. Lorenzo third.
Time LIS.
eix,h race six furlongs-Bljur first
Ion ,nn's s' second. Eva third. Time,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
OBITUARY.
Charles VI. smith.

The funeral Of the late Charles NJ
Smith took place yesterday afternoon
from the Grace-street Presbyterian
church. The services were largely at
tended. and the floral tributes were num-
erous and very handsome. The sym
pathy Of many friends was demonstrated
IN every manner possible, and the occa-
sion was one Of impressive solemnity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
]. A. TAW.

Insurance companies allow five per
cent. discount from policies on buildings
that have galvanized iron cornices instead
Of wood Send for or phone Thomas n.
Kendier. and get wood cornices taken
down and galvanized iron substituted
and save this nyc per cent. discount.
which Will pay you FOR the cornice in two
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
ROanOke News Notex

ROANOKE VA, July H.-SpcciaI.-
Late this afternoon a blast vas put off
In an excavation for sewer on Henry
street. A stone flew In the window OF
the kitchen OF Mrs. Kate Wilson's house.
and striking her on the head. cut a deep
cash. Physicians were called and dress
ed the wound. which they regard as
very serious.
Last evening Detective w. @. Baldwin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22

II you have any desire to see the Acme
Letter Box, call up telephone 4I6. and
will take pleasure In sending a box for
your inspection. ! am here 10 show IL
10 the people. II fl won't sell on It's
merits I don't want you 10 have 1t. But
how can you tell about IL until you see
itf Call me up and tell me when 10
call at your Office or home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
All of the Professors Dismissed.

MORGANTOWN, W. VA. July 21.-As
a result OF the long-continued disputes.
charges and counter-charges, prompted by
jealousy. between President Turner and
Professor Ogden, of the West Virginia
State University. the regents to-day dis
missed all Of the professors. Tomorrow
thirteen OF them may be reinstated. but
II is not probable that President Turner
will be among the number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22

.,ers,ons with his bases on balls, but
lis support was first class ana 1l the VS. NlsI-
tors secured only seven scattering mus
,,s,,,ng tour runs. The playing Of Stricken
Uoy. cross and Hamilton was pa''icu-
larry good. ~. ST. io,ne
Mailman was Handicapped by MS ia me
ankle and he got out Of the game IN tne
seventh inning Sharrott taxing h's p n,'Y
BOYLE made his reappearaice W. Ia
49,. attendance. 1855. Score:
r. II. i.
Philadelphia ..".2 3 VS1
Washington ......O D " VVVV
Batteries: Keefe and Clements; Gran
and Farrell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
AS GOOD F00T-RACE
rgK rHInLrEs MAKE 1"fNif
RIMS orr THE SENATOR'S
nam. Fortune Again Smiles on tho hA's
From Besnvillc-The otns' """"'
and the Results of the Races
PHILADELPHIA. July q.

had Gran. their
new pitcher, In
the box to-day
and the expert
ment proved dis
astrous. I h Q
home team max
ing twenty hits,
and as many
runs. In addi-
tom ne gave
twelve bases on
Keefe WAS also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
Chesapeake and Ohio Fast Train to Old
Point,
en- RorNn-rRIp srNpAY. Trl1.Y 29n.

VI HVVND-IHII HVNUhI' JUL -'Us
Leave Richmond o'clock; arrive Old
Point 10 A. NJ. Returning. leave Old
Point Z F. NJ. arrive Richmond p. NJ.
Two hours in each direction without
stops
Remember the rate is only 81 to Old
Point and return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-22
Events AT WASHINGTON PARK.
Rey ct Santa Anita Wins tho Lakevlew
neutrality-suspicious. Races.

.CAGO. July 81.
u G X Y Bald
wins Rey ct
Santa Anita won
the Lakeview
Handicap for
two-year-olds to-
day in good
style at Wash
ington Park. In
the fourth race
was
at light weight.
broke the record
FOR a mile and
seventy yards.
his time being
IA. The at
tendance was