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McGce. Carroll, Conley and Ster-
ling Steam Up on Goat Milk
When the "l300 Fails.

After cxhausting politics and
hard times IN an animated discus
sion between Republicans, Demo
Gratis, POI ulisis and Prohibitlonists,
II was suggested by Squire Joseph
A. Miller that we discuss goats. I"
While the debators were experts in
discussing politics and hard times,
they found themselves deficient OIL
the goat question.
Talking about goats" said
Lewis Halbritter, "the largest and
most prca'ir goat ever saw be-
longs to Tommy Ilawker. 1t is
altogether different to the goats
Jimmy Knots used to- keep when
he lived up IN Reno. Hiwker's
goat looks like hard scrabble FOR.
a-liylng pony 10 me-" concluded
Halbritter, which led to heated
discussion as TO whether llawker's
goat was goat or II pony.
In the interest OF science | de-
cidcd TO visit IIawkcr and unravel
tine mystery. | found him vt nome
ploughing his garden with most
peculiar animal to me. lie was
rapturously glad to see me, since he
Is an honored member of The uews-
paper fraternity himself.
81 have visited you in the inter-
est OF science" begin. "They
tell me you have most wonderful
goat, and would be pleased to
see It,.
eyes, - continued Uncle Tommy,
slowly and deliberately, ''a most
wonderful goat. A great many call
It a pony because | ride itand work
it on my farm. There he stands
out in the garden htched To the
plough. He is the only goat OF his
kind in America. lie is regular
Nabian goat from Upper Egypt.
II was imported iuto this country
from France by the Societe q 'Accli-
nation of Paris, who found lis
milking qualities to surpsss those
OF all other breeds. The reason
they call my goat q pony is that the
Nubian goat resembles race horse
and has very long legs. But come
with me aud we will go and visit
gentleman who is an authority on
goats, my old comrade, jimmy
Knots"
Uncle Tommy got astride his
goat and we started, stopping at
Robert WiIliams's to have him ac-
company ms, as he is recognized as
an authority on goats and ponies.
Mr. James Knots lives at Jessop.
on the T. X. & f. Railroad. We
found the old gentleman at home
reading treatise on the "Butting
Propensity Of the Goat lie was
glad to see as, and after making
known our mission, bis eyes began
70 sparkle, and With a smile on his
face and a tear IN his eye he said:
Eyes, I dearly love the goat. /
have kept goats nearly all my life
and cannot live without them. You
ask for brief history OF the goat,
which ] have studied all my life.
Considerable diversity Of opinion
has been expressed by Daturallsts
rs to the original stock Of the do
mcstic goat, which is met with in
nearly every quarter Of the globe.
AS naturalist and a goatcer, it is
my humble opinion that our do
mestic goat is descended from the
Wild Goat. or the Pascug Of the
Persians. which formerly inhabited
the mountainous regions Of Central
Asia from the Caucasus TO the
IIimalayas. We have eight species
Of the goat: The Common, Mall
tesc, syrian, Angosa, Cashmere,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-29
HUDSON HAPPENINGS.
Personal and Pointed Paragraphs
Picked MP aud Pcncilcd by
Passim Scribbo.
HuDsoN. March rs. 1894.

nVHooS, Marcn 20. 1874.
We havc been enjoying some of
tie finest weather we ever saw at
this time of the year. regular I'm.
dian Summer"
The farmers are busily engaged
in turning over the soil preparatory
10 spring sowing. We have no.
ticcd large acreage plowcd.
The singing school at Mt. Nebo
Sunday afternoon was u success.
This was the last Of two series of
singing schools held at this place
by /. Il. Groves. We now have one
of the best classes in the county.
j. Radabaugh. of Zion. attended
the last day of school ut Gales
saturday and was visiting here
Sunday.
Wilbert Frankhouser, OF Bran
donville, was visiting some of the
gentler sex here Saturday and Sun.
day. Ii you want the particulars,
ask Lizzie.
L. Schnopps, OF Ilasleton. has
moved on Sile Metheny's farm,
We understand that the farm of
the late Isaiah Metheny is to be
sold ut puo'ic sale next month.
j. W. Gioson purchased horse
one day last week.
II. ID. Metheny, OF Mt. Pleasant,
was calling on friends here Saturday
md Sunday.
Il. W. Gibson. who has been
teaching school near Fairmont, is
at home now.
Mrs. Victoria Clark has been ly-
ing very i'll for some time. Curtis
Liston has been having siege with
the scarlet fever. Mrs. Hennessey
is but little better.
Messrs. A. l.. and ID. s. Gibson,
who have been tcaching school IN
Marion county this winter, were
visiting here few days ago and
have returned to the Fairmont
State Normal School.
jack Suddlcr, of Pt. Marion, was
rusticating in this vicinity the past
week.
Benjamin liennessey, who has
been driving team at Kingwood
for some time, made the parental
roof visit las; week.
Francis Mctheny, Of Albrights.
vile. has moved on Nancy Gun
hingham's farm.
The Gales school, taught by
Miss Isa Gibson, closed last Sat-
urday.
We would like to know what has
become Of the Mt. Nrbo Literary
Society? Echo answers, What?
A. j. Myers has moved in with
Lewis Severns.
Jonathan Gibson is now moving
his personal goods to his farm near
Pisgah.
The Beech Run school closed last
Wednesday and the teacher, Ira
Gibson, has returned home.
j. w. Shaw and j. A. Oress had
q little law SUIT before Justice Mar
tin Saturday.
The Mt. Ncbo school closed
March 2lst, with an entertainments
Mt night.
Schuyler Clark is working in
Maryland at present.
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Great Music Oger.

Send US the names and address OF
three or more performers on the pi.
ano or organ together with eight
cents in postage aud we will mail
you one copy Of the PopULAR Music
MONTHLY. containing ten pieces,
full sheet music, consisting Of pop
ular songs, waltzes, marches. etc.
arranged for the piano and organ
Address: PoPUL&R MUsiC MoNTu.
~, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Mixed Up In BAD Scandal Now BE.
Ing Aired in Washington City.

ing aifcU IN washington CITY.
The above picture Of Col. Breck.
enridge makes him look older than
he really is. us he is only in his
9th year. His hair and beard are
white. but his face is rudy and
fresh looking and much younger
thnn his picture wculd indicate.
lie is just now attracting more at
tention thun any other citizen of
this great Republic. The Pollard
VS.. Breckenridge case having COM
pletely eclipsed the Hawaiian mud
die, the Tariff Bill, Congress and
everything else.
The fair plaintiff. Miss Madaline
Pollard, of Kentucky, has sued the
gallant but indiscrect Congressman
from the famous Blue Grass regioa
for $50, 900 for seduction and breach
OF promise, and claims that he has
been intimate with her for the past
ten years and that she bore three
children by him, although he was
married most Of that time TO other
women, as he has his third wife.
The case his been on trial in Wash
ington City the past two or three
weeks aud the evidence places both
parties in very bad light. showing
that the girl was too fast and frisky
ana he Colonel an old fool, to say
the least about IL. Miss Pollard is
about thirty years of age and very
attractive, being talented and well
educated. She has already been
offered $500 per week by an enter
prising theatrical manager to go on
the stage, so while she has lost one
reputation she appears TO have
gained another and will be able TO
take care Of herself whether she
S'ibS utl oulb VI llOJ. y Ut ucltn"
dant is not wealthy man, and he
is paying dearly for his folly. lie
admits the intimacy with Miss Pol
lard, but claIms that she put her
self IN his way, and that he paid
for all her favors and neither se-
duccd her or made any promise OF
marriage.
William Campbell Preston Breck-
enridge was born in Baltimore,
August 2S. 837;graduated ut Centre
College, Danville. KY. IN 1855;
entered the Confederate Army as
Captain in 1861; became Colonel OF
the 9th Kentucky Cavalry and
commanded a Brigade ut the close
Of the war; edited paper two years
aud WAS Professor OF Equity Juris-
prudence in the Cumberland Uni
versity of Tennessee for some time.
la 1884 be was elected to Congress
as Democrat without opposition,
representing the Seventh District
Of Kentucky. lie Is now serving
his fifth term iu Congress and WAS
elected by 7,15j plurality at the
last election over T. J. Hardin, the
Republican candidate. The Dis.
trict is composed OF the counties Of
Bourbon, Fayettc, Franklin, Hen
~, Oldham, Scott and Woodford.
Col. Breckenridge is o candidate Tor
reelection, but the present scandal
may defeat him. Hon. William
Ovens, prominent Democrat Of
the District, is hustling for the
nomination.
II is reported that Ovens aud
some Of his friends are furnishing
the Pollard girl money to prosecute
her suit against Breckenridge, and
II tois is proven it may help The
latter out ~ his fight for re election.
Some one is furnishing her money,
as she never bad much OF her own.
except what Col Breckenridge fur
nished her from time 10 time, aud
she seems to have plenty Of backing
nov.
--s--~--.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-29

An officer who has returned from
Dahomey reports that when King
Behauzin found that escape was
impossible he summoned bis aged
mother aud sad to her Il am
going to surrender to France. Nv
father must know Of IL. You there
fore shall see him aud tell bin.
The King thcrcupon bad lis
mother bcheaded while be calmly
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-29
SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

If You have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease. write to N. w. FITzGERALD,
Washington, ID. q. lie is citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
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Correspondingly low rates from
other stations.
Tickets will be good ten days and
will be valid for passage from Wash
ington to Baltimore ut any time
within the life OF the ticket.
For Pullman Gar nccommoda-
tions and guide to points of inter
est in Washington, address nelress
Is. & o. Agent.
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Once used. Or. Pierces Pellets
are always ~ favor. Specific for
constipation. piles, bilIiousucss.
and headaches.
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Town 0meIais.


M4vor --Iallus X. Monroe.
R,s,risr Felix Elliott. n.
~ t1sti nsn =. al Nttin, Wm Mansar.
MrshA g. Feather, viii 4. Thomas and J.
TsS, ssrssant-charios ". Dorsey.
Societies
Rufrhts Of Pythias-Loige meets every Tues.
DAY evening 1T their hall over j. W Blakor's
tore AZ 40 o'clock.
re ,ssenden, order Of Ola Fenow--hodge
nests every Saturday evening At their hall IN
Bishb ba'a etook at SEQ O'Clock
oaiieo Rale Encaponent, No. 80. 7. o. o. r.
ea,s n ,ash. In the Odd Foilows Hail. over tho
p3.to roe.
Tho IN teDsnfeat order Of Good Tenplars
lpiys = ~ ey-sr.y ~, lHy evening IN the l. q
"a T., me mssts ts's svsry wsdnesdsv evening st
o'sl3st N the Kaights Of Pythias Hall over
cer's store.
r,orr,,t C,,u,cf. NJ. IS. yunior order rrnl
saf Nas-iytu Nssfa1ics--Msets cverv wed
assttv eys1isr ~ O'Clock 10 the Odd Pei.
loyt 7 ~ 2y,r the pestoHcge .a ~ ,,..,.
Act ~ I thir u,rIav IN s4ch month ~ 7;30 -.
v Il tie Kaixhts of rythias Hall over Blazers
Churehes.
ye. c1rr~A-gav " W Ridey Pastor
ra-visss -pcs tehinr syerv sun lay at i03o N.
aft >. y. san ipv sch'o ~ p. N. Gas.
.yss Wsstiar ovory rharsday evening At
,ur Church Roy ~. Muilaney. Pastor.
rfrt Aita w. Va.
,,, =, ,oa,a,'a ,o.,, " AID y 1T NJ ;" rra~e1 aver
.fa,fas. rirH att Third "a tdavs a. 5.P. ".
4.,f,s,s.i n Ch trch-Rev. ?. y. Armstrong
rSer-- r-r,Iog .exsgy Wednesday evening.
y. church .Rnv Y s. smith. Pastor
.s la< fsarta snai ~ n etsa mas
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GOATS! !!

Whether Tommy Hawker's Animal
is u Goat or Pony is the Ques
ton Which is Agitating the
Minds of the Tunnelton People.
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Nothing but Respect for Old Age
Prevents Hawker From Empha-
sizing Goat en Knotts's Head.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-29

Kinsw,oi Di.trict, Joseph ". Goodwin aud
Joseph A. Miller.
tiles, ". ftrsin AMI \. y. DeBsrrv.
LyBl, EissIo IIfsins a1i James McGee.
Rslp. Il I. Wh ,cicr ~ bnct Fof nan.
Union, julius 5chesr and \. NJ. Berry.
Psrtla1l l. J.hi " tut aal Aoert q Mason.
Pl@Asint. Levi .. Miller aai D. u. Martin.
Uraut. j. n. &c ather aud !. r.. Bird.
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Expert James Kuotts Declares Haw
ker's Animal is Not Goat.
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ConstanIes.

Knzwooi, Thomas HawSer ard Geo. F Hon-
mat.
Valley. K alnuei Dixon ari J r. watson.
Lvoa I. w. nriss and w. Is. Taylor.
Rspp, r. VI Jtlb1t,sr a1i C. ". Rideaour.
Uuiou. ID. ". flyers and Geo. Geisslnan
Postlsai. w. A. Nedinais aud ". +. Shroyer
Pieasant, J. s. Kelly and j. N Shtw.
urdnt. y. z. Conner anl J. W. MichaeIs.
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Eat Sifs--Ch~istia1 HartF0eycr, Bruceton.
Wsst 81 y a)s dirtley. aasoatown.
sheriff r-Lenoy shtw.
DEPUTY sHxRiFFs.
Knxssol sistrict-aatnes McMiIleu.
vsiiey-N1ne.
Lyon +"
R,io-C. y. Ride sour
u u ,iol : feorge Gsiss nan.
Up srtland-
(irtat-- Albert x. Pc areT.
PlsAs1nt-J $50 III N. Shi
.Oerx ciraait C c,nrt--Ibhn ". Watson.
cisrx Cbtaty gDtrf II. Ami Martin
Prosecuting Attorloy-D. H. WOiring.
CJluty survey Jr--A. 2. Mc sfiiion.
SUIT Of sch ,ol ls-Lorain Fortney
Assessor EAST Side. Gabriel puliiam.
I" WcstsiIc. W T.. Nancar.
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DIRECTORY.
State omcIals.

state oficals.
0oveeHer-wiiliam A. Maecsrkie. KanAwha
ssssstary Of ssste--willian Il. Chiffon. Ka.
Aliitor-isaac V: Johnson. Barbour county.
Attorney .enerai--T =. Riley, Ohio county
Asst. Attorney 1eu'l--o. d. Cook. ohio county
suot. OF schools--vireil A. Lewis. Mason o.
AlJutiat aeaersl--Js mes A. holiey. Lincoln
county.
stats sLibr.rian--charies Haran. Marion Co.
Private Sec'y to Gov John b. Whte.
chief clerk <uiitor's Ofice--Nm A. cracraft
sec'y states onee-G. .. Chiffon.
. Tressnrcr's - Percy Rowan
Adlt. Ges.'s . ---,
Supreme ronrt or appeals.
J W. Eaglish President. Macon county.
nsry srannon. Lswis Co.
No asr IL Holt. Grcenbrier Co.
". u. Dent, Taylor Co.
Col. Charles iIeiricx. crlsr. Eanawha county.
T. =. RILEY. Reporter. Ohio county.
cSsseaes ~ On Gle.tsn Second Wednesday, in
Jsaa,ry; wheeling. drst Wednesday In Juno /:
ChArlestown. drst Welne sday In September.
UNITED STATES COURT.
Jsise-I.! Iactssn, P.r<ersbnrg. Wood Co.
U ;. District Atty-C. G.. Watts. Charleston,
nnnwha county.
Asst. Dist. Attorney Stuart F. Walker. Mar.
tnsburg, Berkeley county.
C.s. Marshai-s. :. vinson. Wayne county.
Caief Deputy-A. X. Garden. ohio county.
Emitted states senator's.
OSa-ies J. Faulkner, Martinsburg. Derkley
otnty.
JoAason N. Camden. Parkersburg. Wood Co.
Mcnters orgsngreSs.
tirst Nstrict-Je.in .. Pendleton, Wheeling
hio County
ss.,a oi,triet william L. Wilson. Charles
Jows. Jefers m Co
rslrl District-Iahn D. Aldersou. Nicholas c.
n, Nicholas colnty.
f. ,rth District James Capehart, Point Pleas
Aat. Mason couaty,
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Cezrls CoaYcne.

De,s nhcr "a.
t.otity G ,urt-First Monday nJanuary. April.
Saiy and October.
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statc senslors-gIcyeuth District

statc senaors-kieseuth Dis'r!ct
willis a a. Woriey. kinxwoof. Preston Go.
Aipheas Garrison, Nonongaiia Co.
Juise, rh'ri ~ iielsi p.s.rict.
JossIii r. lIoke, kint &c d. Preston County.
CsaMISsSoNEWS OF ACCOUNTS.
NJ. Goiwin and ID. NJ. wotring.
CO II sStoNsaS IN CIANCERY.
ID. NJ. wotrng Nsil j. Fortuey. James A.
yacksou aud w. NJ. o. Dawson.
REC avRR OF THE COURT.
Oh James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COURT.
v1fev. N,son Watso, I, President.
Fingwo,d. j. l. Mckenzie.
LvSt, D1vlt !. Walls
Rsis M.Scs r.. Sinclair.
J. ,rtlant. William A. McGinnis.
Cant Samuel Il. Conner,
ffoiJint. Ben 4. Conner.
Uni,a, Page r. MeCrun
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#isssllaHs0as garDs-

Practice in Preston and ndjoiu-
ing counties, in the Supreme Court
OF Appeals, aud Federal Courts.
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uess, OF oelrsaies.

East Sids-Christiap iiartraeycr, Bruceion.
Wcst 81 LEA a)s Hartley. Iasoatown.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
United states SENATOR'S
Mcn,ers orgsuyrrs.

oN.-ies J. Faulkner, Martinsburg. Derkley
otmty.
JoAa.oa n. oa1nden. parkersburg. Wood Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-23

cHrcAao, Aug. 22.--The match between
me %-year-oid PAGERS Directly and Carbon
ate At Washington park this afternoon
proved no contest at ali, except the effort
mat Directly made to beat record time.
carbonate was beaten an eighth Of a mile
In the first, thus distancing her. The SON
OF Direct moved around the cfrcalt as
smoothly as the electric launches glided
about on the lagoon a. the fair grounds.
Mcdowell looked back, saw that Carbonate
was out Of il, and determined 10 20 for the
record. coming down the stretch AZ a ter.
rihe pace. There was some disagreement
among the timers, but finally 2:I2 was
hung out. This is just equal 20 his But.
falo record. Tomorrow Directum zoe.
against time, but Is said to be out of condi-
ton. Summaries:
Breeders stake for 2:25 trotter.. 2-year-
oids. purse Of $500, Lemcne, 2:2ly<: 2.l3
trot. purse of 81. so. David b. 2:I4b.: En-
terprise stake. for 2-year-oid PAGERS, purse
OF $L0Jo. Mare Wilkes. 2.50sx Interstate
stakes. s-year-old tratters. Us class.
purse Of 5000. b. T. b. 2.I4sk; match
purse OF $500, Directly. 2I2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-23

Z. Club. " s1~ > A.
- rev Eas badly handicapped AZ ID.
fsEssta ~ the late arr1Tzl II IL ah.,i
- ssss East and the short tine IL I'D ~
prepare Dat the magnificent rae. rut "a
opsnea The eyes o. cGub member. 70
.1s 1111 thst viii practice aad svssernatte
'aAininz Seattle Viii have the crnrk c-.~
=. - sns soffnwest.It vas acknowledged Nv
81 s-egss az the regatta that the :. A.
vas % far the finest looking and nd
me Dssf stFo1~s q any crew in The rae.
So naa the race been i0o yards fsrtaer
nsFe won the championship. czn.
10 PosT-IsTKtIFsEScxE rsporter v...
s'dAy Referee George Z. Carter said he
s-oosAt the tine made compared very IA
ssofaosy with previous regai,as held in IA.
'ofih~ ess. and while he regretted the
aeaAy IN getting the crews IA position. he
tAougnt Il could be obviated nsxt year by
securing for the referee boat 20 be placed
81 bis own disposal.
. junior crew - organized the present
snei ~iI probably be used by il and new
one secured for the seniors. Mr.. Carter
said the visiting crews wero loud In their
praisss OF the course and thought that with
iiitle work on the part Of seattleises all
f1tare regztsas would be held here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-23
A pr.dssr TO Cat Rock.

One Of the most powerful dfedgsrs in
the worla has lately been constructed
ia Scotland. Formerly, when Il was
neeafal 10 make channel through rock,
II was customary 10 shatteg the obstacis
bv blasting and then dredgs out tho
b,okea material. haI receas dredgsrs are
safacssntly p0werfal 90 cut the way
tnroush rock without the necessity - pre-
Ntainarv blasting. The new dFecger IN
question: las been constructed 70 meet the
vs,strements % = neN and important
shanneI 81 ReTmu1a. And = Of special
uoykmAushin. IL IS also eescslo~d
as bssns the largest ia the World.
having displacement q 80
tons. ana j. bullt entirely Of steel, IS
length i sS feet, beam - feet, and tts
septh H. feet 8 inches. dimensions shich
enable il 90 80 Anys here and tsoa any
weather. The dredging gear, ladder AMI
bucket cham we. - aooat 80 tons and are
retresenEed as the strongest "a the sorad
the gear has sucA ga excess 81 strength,
iaaeea A. % enable it - paA un she
engine 4 any insBpersble tmpetlment -
mes Wg&h in working. AHs disaster AZ
fhu. - avoided. Ihs buekei iAaiSE l.
ftse1 uish tea powerful 6alser sprlngs. 10
cushion any shocks that may Re enPe-
rieaeed = hen the dreager Is Sorksag "a =
kSa sWslA The vessel wlA 4reege - =
depth Q. iossy ava isss es.eE aasss lsFe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-23
SPORTING NOTES.

Fire in Price kerby's stables at Bowling
Green. Ky. destroyed seventy-nye build
ings valued At 100000.
Pulley, Morris, Couple and Henderson.
sprinters. who raced last Sunday AZ Dem
yer for the loo yards national champion
ship, have arranged sor another race
for ST coo q corner, open 20 the world. q
take place within ninety days al Los An
geles, Cal
Az the Bate. Mont. races "Wednesday
the winners weres Trotting. purse OF 500
Dan Nelox, 2i6is, pacing, purse of $40.
Del Nofte. Ell. tour furlongs, LARK.
ISL; seven farlones GllrOy, 1907.
three furlongs. Little james, IS.
At the Saratoga races Wednesday the
Winners were: Eight fuF.ongs. Rev ell
anita Anita. As seTea iarlongs. Prone
made. l.s9s.. ETe and n hall iuriongs,
PeppeFi, 1910: i've fnrlongs, Ross Mar,
1 90. seven furlonEs, klghtmore, t.2si1
mile and nlne-ssxteenths, four hurdles,
Basssnio, 3:02
At the Hawthorne Park, Chicago. races
Wednesday the winners were: SIX fur
longs. Julius. LII; eight furiongs. Senator
Irbv. AZ; four fur.ongs, Moilse r.
:4sis; seven fuFlongs, Nephew, 2ss.
seven iurlongs, The Kitten. i.3os.; six
furgongs, Frank Farmer. I.Iti. eight and
a half furlongs, four hurdles. ArgeutA
AZ the Jerome park races Wednesday
the winners were: Five and one-half fur
longs, Eatre. i:ii. Titan course, Gov.
Sheehan, i:uA. i've and one-half fur
longs. Harry Reed, 10; Titan course.
match. Pochino beat Armifage in 1 81
Titan course. BLACK Hask. i23: eighl
ana one-half furlongs, Bandit, 1 55Is
seven furlongs. match, sionsnslt- LISA.