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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
a SWORN STATEMENT.

You cannot Imagine my WHO'S condl.
ton whom sho came In Drs. shores a
shores. Other doctors IA Salt Lake
could do hor NO good they always made
hor worse, and % cost ne snall for.
tune Tor thom To experiment with hOr.
For four years she Was weak. tuf.
fering Nomau. She could do mo- house,
work, Hho had terrible headache. "a
discharge from tho cara, aud nose
stopped up, Huru throat, bad taso iu
tho mouth, severe cough, ALWAYS fpIt
worn out, In mct Il was perfect mis-.
CRY for her 90 move around. sho lad
no appetite aud lost nosh rapidly. This
was hor condi ion when beginning
treatment with Drs Shores 81 shores
and l can iako my oath that IA one
month she has been made a new wo.
man,
Mr. aud Mrs, BowdIdgo reside At No.
7dl North Second West street. whore
thoy can DO interviewed.
Mr.. BOwdiigo leaves Saturday Tor the
country whore ho has large sheen inter-
osts, but Mrs. Bnwdidgo will be- home
To greet all inquiHng friends Kindly
call and sec woman who has been
given zap by tho medical profession and
cured by nu, shores s. shores new
system ~ treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

They have hundreds Of testimonials
tha. can be- sc0n a' their office. verify
Ing tho iarl that they arc the only sue.
cossfIl specialists Doc ihn city.
When YOU hear 70 man running down
someone olso md doing no good hiiu-
self you eau depend upon 10 ho is got
ting hit, and " You nuuCo in another
column Of this paper that tho miant
follow falls 10 give proof NJ hls 500
called skin. Drs Shores & Shores lead
and they will continue loo DO 40. Thoy
will ttill maintain the low rate of 5000
n month Tor all di'CasOa ard furnish
all medicines FREQ.
Before going 10 a Specialist, frat dud
out 10 no ever curUd anybody, rotor TO
back Numbers OF tho sunday now spa.
pors and compare the statements ~ pra.
Shores & shores And that VI oth0ra aud
then no.o tho difference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
rnE nRInEnY CAsr.
InvestiHation Commenced by Il
special senate Committee.

InvestiKation Commenced by the
special senate Committee.
WAgHuNGroS, May zl.-The com
mittee 10 Investigate the charges Of
bribery 10 tue Senate sat IN secret ses.
sion until 1880, when MIR. Hunion was
summoned 10 testify. Senator Hutton
remained with the committee about
half an hour, anu alter be emerged
from the committee room, Desha Hun.
ton Jr. was called In. He was do.
tainod only about fifteen minutes. The
narrative dldlnot differ maioriallyifom
the story heretofore given 10 tie press
by Senator Houtoh. Senator Kyle
was before the committee more than
an hour, aud was informed no would
probably be called again,
The request Of Major Buttz that he
be- present while the other Witnesses
are tesliiying was denied. Butte was
before the committee about enc hour
aud was excused with the request that
ho be in abundance again tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
chinese Merchant Defined.

San FRANCISCO, May 2l.-T. o
United States district court OF appeais
rendered y decision tOday defining a
Chinese merchant and reversing
Judge Morow's recent decision, which
was based ON Attorney General OIL.
ney's Interpretation NJ section 9 of the
McCreary amendment to the Gsary
net.
Loo Kan, returning Chinese, had
been restrained from entering The
United 5tstes by the local authorities,
He pelitloned tho court for relief,
Judge Morrow found against hlm,
declaring that no could not DO cOu-
sidered a merchant unless hrs name
was Incorporated 10 the name Of the
iirm to which he claimed ~ belong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

NASHVILLE, Tenn, MAY 2l.-Tho
General Assembly Of tbs Southern
Presbyterian church resumed It's session
today.
Rev. w. II, Woods OF Baltimore OF.
feted resolution, which, while not
referring 10 the Brecklnrldge case
especially, statos that the assembly
ailirms, as II always has done, that
"slns against the seventh command.
ment cannot DO allowed la our
church aud we speak our adherence
and condemnation Of such sins anu
consider the commission Of this sin an
Injury TO the church, 10 society and
the stAte.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
KlIIInr Mt a poIIllesI msstlnr.

HANFoRD, May 22.-WorI has
reached nero that battle occurred
yesterday afternoon, during the prog
ftss OF u Republican primary at the
Dallas school house, about eighteen
miles nth VI here, which resulted In
James McCaiiIee being instantly
Killed by Vim. Ryan and James o.
Ryan, father Of VIM. Ryan being
mottaliy wounded. Hall a dozen
men were In tho battle ami no less
than MY shots were fired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con-
suit Chas. w. Stayncr. lie has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting a successful
practice In the General Land Office,
Congressional work attended to, Office
McComick-Riehards Building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
ESTATES.

Heirs and others having an estate to
settle should consult Chas. w. Stayner
lie has had an experience Of over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted and estates settled. Office
Observation-Disclosures Building, Salt Lake
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

WAsiuNurOS, May 2l.-Reprcsent.
alive DOoiistlo, Of Washington, has IN.
uoduoed a bill TO appropriate 100000
Tor asceftAining the subtorruuean water
supplies In tue states OF Idaho, Mon.
tana, Washington aud Oregon, lying
east OF the Cascade mountains, and
ascertaining the localities at which
arIcslan water can ptotitably be dug,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
Tho Anti.RreeI.In,Idre CnmnaIrn.

LEXINt ros, KY, May 2l.-Hou.
William q. 'wons delivered hls initial
address In hA anti.Brookinridge cam.
paign TO the poo. TO Of Scott county TO.
day. Mr. Owens vas greeted by a
large crowd.
The speech was fu OF strongly.
framed sentences against SrooklnrldRa
ana It's enthusiastic receipt, Il indicates
that Scott county Is against 49, colonel
la earnest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
TEunons OF TmE FLooD.
NiliinmsuOrt Inundated. - Tho In-
habitants Gorror.sIFicken.

NiliinmsuOrt Inundated. - Tho In-
habitan1s Gorror.stricken.
WiLLIAMsPORT, Pa, May 2l.--As
night approached ana darkness settled
down the tefr9fs Of the food increased.
lhe yellow torrent tushiAg down from
The hillsldea, fed by u thousand noun
tain streams anu growing with each
lasslng minute, assumeu new teTrDrs
shd the stricken people looked for.
ward with dread 10 the ordeal through
which they must pasa before morn.
Ing
Cut OF from tho rest Of the world, no
islif1ad Communication anu no avenue
o. telegraph or telephone communion.
Hons save the quivering wire over
which this message 10 speeding, sur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
UNDER OATH Mr.. JOHN S. BOWDIDCE
SAYS HIS WIFE WAS A PHYS
lCAL WRECK
When Beginning Treatment With Drs.
Shores & Shores. and in One
Month She is a Well
Woman.
When

Drs Shores Shores Specialists Salt Lake place
before public Chronic
ONLY reliable
Shores cured
where honesty
Shores s. Shores pisican
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

The court Of appeals holds that the
facts show that Loe Kan isuudou bted.
ly n merchant In fact, and place ia
this firm name r. { essential for him
or others 10 establish his identity as
merchant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

iic says ne Has No Notice OF ExpuI.
sion from the order,

sion from the order.
sCRAETON, Pa, May 22.--Ex-Grand
Master Workman POwdofly says he
bus received no notice oi u purpose 10
,Gpel him from tue knights VI Labor.
A. 10 the charge that no Ia tying to
disrupt the order he called attention 10
tho official report OF the conference OF
labor representatives, held In Phila.
delphia, April zSIh aud .9th, At which
delegates were In attendance from
lhifly.iour labor organizations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22
EACH SERIES CONTAINS

Steel Plates on Fine Paper
Size Illustrating the principal buildings and eylis Of the
Worlds 1r together with good description OF Call eery as
have only limited supply
Besides above liberal that Never Never Never
have sold goods cheap There time gcn the
Ccuage always large There
time when have offered bargains we do
No matter what want come here og @ we have t sure
economy
Special sacrifices in Wash Goods, Great leaders in DUCK SUITS,
WRAPPERS, CAPES, JACKETS WAISTS ETC ETC.
Great special offerings iu Shoe Department.
See Our Big Drives IN Boys Clothing
Immense Reductions silks and Dress Goods,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

ST. PETERSBURG, October 16.-Ths
Official Messenger this afternoon issued
special edition, containing the follow
ing bulletin, signed by Prof. Leyden
and Doctors Zacharin, Popoff and Bella
minof, issued to-day, after a consutA-
tion among the physicians:
The disease Of the kidneys shows no
improvement His Maissty's strength
has diminished. The physicians in at
tendance hope that the climate OF the
south coast OF the Crimea will have a
beneficial effect on the health OF the
Car"
CORFU. October l6.-The Greek gov
ernment and the local authorities OF the
Island of Corfu are busily engaged IN
taking measures for the safety OF the
Car. The police are carefully watching
all the strangers al Corfu, and all srriy-
sis from this time on will 6e required TO
give good account OF themselves.
The chateau OF the King OF Greece Is
being placed In thorough order for the
use Of the Car. Several Russian oili-
cials havs already arrived here and
others are expected shortly.
The police precautions will Include =
patrol Of the shores OF the whole island
In order TO prevent the Unauthorized
landing OF strangers.
LONDON, October l6.-A despatch TO
the DGiiy NelCs from Berlin says that a
Copenhagen paper publishes, under re-
serve, a statement tnatthe Car intends
10 change the succession and appoint
his third SOD, Grand Duke Michael,
heir 10 the throne owing to the Care
witch's political views and 10 the fact
that the ilness OF his second son, Grand
Duke George precludes his succession.
LONDON, October 1.-THE ST. Peters
| burg correspondent Of the Standard
says that the Ministers continue to re-
celve a mass Of reports that are minute
| ly annotated la the Cars OWE hand
writing.
BERLIN, October l6.-The Krettz
! Zcltuug says that Princess Alix OF Hesss
mas obtained concessions from the Rus
! sian Holy Synod such as no Princess Ia
like position ever before secured In
embracing the orthodox faith. The
| L lAhNoooi eSSbt NiAb ~ bHo ubHs-
! paper mentioned, will not declare
her former religion 70 os accursed nor
will she state that her conversion Is due
10 the conviction that the truth lies not
with her own, but with the Russian
| Church. IL is added that the Holy
| Synod will be satisfied with the simple
declaration that the Princess Joins the
! Greek Church In order TO be OF the same
religion as her future husband.
SHANGHAI, October lot Is re-
ported that Port Arthur, the Chinese
| stronghold, where the fleet Of China
mas been reGttlng after the battle
| fought of the mouth Of the Yalu river,
has been captured by the japanese.
WI JU, CoREA, October 10 delayed
ia transmission. The japanese aud
| Chinese armies are facing each other on
the banks Of the Yalu river Both are
perfectiBg their arrangements for a
battle. Not shot has been fred yet.
Field Marshal Count Yamagata. COM
mander Of the japanese forces, Is await
ing the arrival OF supplies aud heavy
artillery. Spies report that the Chinese
army Is $4,000 strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
WILSON WAS NOT EXPECTED,
And That Made His Appearance All the
More Appreciated.
So s-fait9 me RsJ'sls-.

So frfGtf9 me hgJ'fts-.
GRAFTON, w. VA, October 10
Hon. c. H. ManSur, Of Missouri and
Hon. Fred J. Nelson. of MARYLAND, ad-
dressed a crowded opera house here TO-
night. A pleasing feature Of the ocGa-
sion was large attendance OF ladies'.
Both speeches were strong and enthu-
siastically received and applauded oy
the apprscatiye throng. Al the con-
clusion OF Mr.. Nelson's speech
Congressman Wm. l.. Wilson,
who by lucky accident was In
town, aud who had quietly
dropped into the hall and was occupy
ing a back seat, was voclferously called
forth and greeted with an ovation OF
cheers, which lasted for several minutes
before he was able TO return approprl-
ate thanks for the magnificent greeting
given by his Taylor constituency. lie
spoke less than five minutes, and ex-
cused himself from entering at this time
upon an extended discussion OF
the political questions to be passed
upon bv the people at the NO
vember election. Every sentence OF
his snort speech was punctuated with
applause. He said in part that the peo-
pie after years of hard battle had at
last succeeded in throtting the dragon
OF protection which had been going
about the country for the last thirty
years, with smooth tongue and sharp
teeth fattsning upon the sustenaoce and
life blood of the people, but that now
such a hold had been secured upon the
monster that no further fears
OF its ravages would be felt
in this generation nor in the
next. The laws enacted by the Demo-
Gratis were on the line solely that the
object OF government was for the bene-
eft OF no class of citizens and against
another; that stephen B. was not to oe
taken care of with the vain hope that
he would take care of us, but that every
individual should be treated fairly,
equally and alike. Mr.. Wilson's very
appearance was 4 source OF inspiration
10 the already thoroughly inspired and
confident Democracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
OTTO zLEGLER TaE CHAMPION.
He Rides Mile in I:5O and Gould Have
Done Better

SACRAMENTO, GALA, October 10
On the 2sth Of September John s. John
son caused a sensation in bicycle cir
cles the world over by riding Wal
than in the phenomenal time OF 1909.
This wonderful feat was repeated in this
city today when Otto Ziegler, Of San
Jose, covered the mile 10 1850. As a
matter OF fact be did ride the mile in a
fraction over l:49, but as one of the
watches made 1850 fat, thee judges
placed the official time at that
figure. This mile was made at a flying
start paced by tandem teams The
riding was done under the supervision
OF the Sacramento Athletic Club Of
Wheelmen, and under the rules OF the
L. A. W, which makes it official.
The start was a fine one and the quar-
ter was passed in % 3.5 seconds. The
half post was passed 10 the phenomenai-
lv fast tire of So 3-5 seconds, leaving
Zeigler a full minute 10 make the
last half in order TO break
the record. Near the three-Q pole
Delmar aud Hamilton, the relief PAGERS,
were getting under way and by the
time the others came up they were a.
full speed.
There was perfect pick up, and the
wheelmen were fairy trembling with
excitement and enthusiasm as the
watches ticked off l:23. Zeigler still
had % SIS seconds TO equal Johnson's
record. Within about sixty yards
OF the wire, Zeigler, who had been
riding almost on the heels Of the fresh
pace-makers, shot ahead Of them and
beat them under the wire.
He could have lowered the record
fully two seconds had the pace-makers
been able TO lead him.
RESULTS AT SARRAGANsETT.
PROVIDENCE, r l., October I6.-
The talent were heavy losers at Nara
gausett Park to-day. In the hurdle
race, Rodman, the leader. fell az the end
Of the first mile, allowing Marcus 20
finish sn easy winner. Summaries:
First, Eve furlongs, Charm. I:O2L.
Second. five and half fuTlongs, Lodi,
lis. Third, mile, Marshall. 1:431l.
Fourth. FIVE furlongs. Red John, 1:02sI.
Fifth, one and three-qusrters miles over
seven hurdles, Marcus, I3:244. -
The following are .the Nar7
entries for to-morrdw. Oei
First. furlongs (T). Blue
La Joya, lO2; Hioerni4
burg, 95; Sappho, Irene
q, Joe Ripley
Bishop l0s; d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
1T Is AN OLD RULE.
District Attorneys Not Allowed TO Take
Part IN NamDaign WORK

District Attorneys Not Allowed to Take
Part IN Campaign Work
WAsHINGToN, D. c., October 10
The atteneion of Attorney General Oh
ney was to-day called TO a statement 10
a telegram from Vlnton, Ia, to the ef-
feet that United States Attorney Sells
has been instructed to cancel his cam
paign engagements. MIR. Olney said
that Mr.. Sells had written him on the
subject OF his taking an active part In
the campaign and in reply the follow
ing letter had been sent him:
at is contrary 20 the rule OF this de-
partment-uniformly laid down in
every case in which application has
been made-that district attorneys
should not actively participate inpoliti-
cal campaign work.
1t was said at the Department OF JUS
tee that substantially the same replies
had been sent to number OF district
attorneys from all sections OF the couu-
try who had written making inquiry on
the subject, and that the rule stated by
Mr.. Oiney was an old one from which
there had been no deviation in the re-
plies sent in answer 10 inquiries on the
subject
ICoDfj31J-.I o,, Cjrgb DD1s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
ls total loss is about slas, 600.
ALoyE-sICK YOUNG MAN
Takes Room snd shoots Himself At a
rHuadeIphia Hotel.

Takes n Room aud shoots Himselt At
rHnAdeIphia Hotel.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. October 10
w. L. Stautfer, well dressed and good
looking, about "a years old, took room
at Dooner's hotel this evening and FIVE
minutes afterwards shot himself in the
left breast with q revolver. Stsuffer
retained consciousness and said his act
was the result Of love affair, and one
OF three letters which he left was ad-
dressed TO Miss Lois Starr, OF Ashland,
Ohio, to whom he referred as lovely
girl. He expressed regret FOR his deed
and asked for a minister. The second
letter was addressed TO his mother, and
read:
Forgive me, dear mother, you don't
know how often nv heart was break
ing"
The other was to the hotel proprietor
and ran as follows:
II have widowed mother living 10
Ashland, Ohio, by the name Of Mrs. M.
w. Stauffer Do not break the news
suddenly TO her. Ny effects are at $50
Ocean avenue, Jersey City, " j. Re-
turn my railway passes to the Pullman
Company"
Stauffer had no baggage except an
overcOat and an umbrella, and paid for
his room in advance. He showed no
traces OF liquor aud spoke nationally
after the shooting. His mother has
been telegraphed for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

PITTsBURG, October 16.-A. c. Buck
enberger and a. G. Pratt left this even
ing for New York to attend the meet
ing of the National Base Ball AsSoca-
tion tomorrow. They would not say
where the meeting is to be held, but
that when the delegates are gathered
in New York they will retire secretly to
some place out of the reach OF the
newspaper and the National League
people.
1t is known that all the new associa-
tion clubs, except Pittsburg, will play
Sunday ball at home.
New York will play Sunday games at
Coney Island, Brooklyn at Ridgway
Park, Philadelphia at Gloucester, Prov
idence, Buffalo, Chicago and Milwau-
kee cln play on their own grounds,
leaving Pittsburg the only club unable
TO secure Sunday grounds. The team,
howeysr, will play on the first day OF
the week while away from home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
POOR REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Atkinson and Barda,an Faii to Draw
Either a crowd or Applause.

Atkinson and BardDan fall to Draw
Either crowd or Applause.
SpsfoIto ne Esyj',ss
yPsJgJyGyr, .G&tGhaduu u. W o.
Hsrdmsn, chairman of the Republican
County Committee, held a Republican
rally and mass meeting at Friendly.
But in spite OF the fact that
the meeting had been widely adver-
tised and everything possible done 10
get a crowd, the people refused to rally,
and they did not have oDe-fourth the
crowd al the meeting that attended the
Democratic meeting held there recently
al which Hon. John 4. Howard spoke.
There was very little life or enthusi-
asm in the audience, and Atkinson could
not even raise any applause by telling
jokes.
This one, however, is only sample
Of the fat meetings being held in this
county by the Republicans, and unless
the party leaders resort TO some method
of rousing their voters Tyler will not
give any Republican majority this cleo
tiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
SULLIVAN THINKS OF FIGHTING.

ee Can Get Backing for n Go With tho
Winner of tho Corbett- FitzSIm mo ns
Battle.
PHILADELPHIA, October 16.-John L.
Sullivan tonight summoned party Of
newspaper men 10 the theatre where he
is filing an engagement, and talked.
He said that Al. Johnson has offered to
back him for $50, 600 a side TO fight the
winner OF the coming Corbett-Fitzslm-
nous battle, and he thinks be will 90 in
for it. However, be believes that Cor
bett will not fight "lanky Bob"
Hes got too much money!" said
John. "and moneyed men don't want to
take any chances. The eX.chsmpion
added: al quit drinking last Sunday
for good and I'm going to be a different
man. Then I'll fight anybody who
comes along. I'm only on the stage for
little while"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

Speculation, Plenty, Now or Never, W
B, 1O4; Geo. Dixon, DR.. Garrett, Gallop-
ing King, Auroian, Clarus, Equation,
95. Third, Z furlongs Q4), Hardy Fox
lis, Oxford ia, The Qneen
III; By Jove, Harry Hinkson,
Fideio, Onward, RegiRal, Billy Boy
10; Void, Our Maggie. Belwood, Blon-
dv's Victim, Sue Ryder, Geding, lo7.
Fourth, 81 furlongs (12l, Milwaukee,
German 1l3; Demo, Lady Richmond,
Relict. Hermanita 10; Belden, Aoing-
don, Buckeye %; Monarch, Harry KeiS'
ter, Tweedledum, 90. Fifth, lilo
miles, (6) Darkness. Balbriggan 100;
Laurel IO5, Now or Never los, Connors
100, Herkimer 6S.
Yesterdays FOOT BALL GAME.
New YORK, October 16.-At Eastern
Park this afternoon the Brooklyn pro-
fessiona foot ball team defeated the
Philadelphia, which is under the man
agement Of Arthur Irwin, by score Of
goals to l.
New YORK, October 16.-The profes'
sional football players from Boston
made their first appearance in this city
to-day at the Polo grounds in a cham
pionship game with the New YORK
eleven. Score, to . in favor OF Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
TwENrI-FoUn noUk RECORD
Broken all to Pieces at Cleveland Yes
terday


terday.
CLEVELAND, O., October 10 Louis
Gimm, a member Of the Cleveland club,
succeeded, at o'clock this afternoon,
in breaking the worlds record for "A
hour run. The run was made upon the
Newburg Driving Park track in the
presence Of large crowd Of interested
spectators. The first mile was made in
2:50 As, the first ten in 1858 3-5; the
first twenty 1:O1:39; the first fifty in
9:3O:53; the first 75 in 3:46:lS, and the
first 100 In 5:O6:13 is, or 1906 4-5 less
than the best previous record.
At ) o'clock this afternoon, when
Gimm left the track, he bad covered
3s3gi miles and 10 yards, or 27O yards
less than 3S4 miles.
The best previous record was 5'4
miles, made by Ed S. Spooner
Ginu rested but 72% minutes during
vuo II HUut g.t't 40. uIuuteo az VIC On,'
OF the 10th mile, "a minutes aJ the end
OF the 121st and 1917 az the end Of the
265th Tbs last mile was made in 2:54.
Gimm was ia fairly good coalition
when he left the track.