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WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION.
Train Wrecker Worden Found Guilty of
Murder in the First Degree.

WOODLAND, Cal, Nov. 9.-Salem G..
Worden, one of the severa! American
Railway union men charged with having
wrecked Southern Pacigc train during
the strike in July last, causing the death
of Engineer Clark and four United States
soldiers. WAS today convicted Of murder in
the first degree. The jury offered no rec
ommendatIOn. The penalty is dealt or
life IMPRISONMENT The other accused
train wreckers will be promptly tried.
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INDIAN REVOLT

CALCUTTA, Nov. "a revolt broke out
against Rnjah Sigt Ell Otspeuht, the ruler
of the tributary state of Nysghur, in the
province OF Orissa. A company of iufap-
Try aud large force of police have been
disDat ched to the scene of the disturbance.
Serious trouble Is feared
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TROUBLE OVER LEWIS

ANTLEEs. l. T., Nov. Ex-Governor
Gardner has received lengthy telegram
from District A tornev Afford Mcclure Of
Anderson, telling him that 400 arme |
Cboctaws are near WIlburton and tha- nis
immediate attention was Needed "a lou
trouble was expected hourly. This is the
result Of the execution of Silon Lewis near
WiIhurton on last MOnlaY
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MOTION TO REOPEN DENIED.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. 9-Nathan
Blur, OF New York. representing Isaac l..
Rice, appeared before Judge Dallas. in the
United states court today. to make mo-
ton to reop-u the decree in the matter IF
the receivers application concerning the
OlcottEarle plan OF reorganiz alton OF the
Reading railroad. The motion was prac-
tlcaly for rehearing in the reorganiZa-
ton matter, but Judge Dallas refused TO
IL
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INSANE PRIEST

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 9-Father Frank
Schroffl., II well known Omaha priest, be-
came violently insane in his room at the
Willard hotel today. He has revolver
and declares be is the emperor of Germany.
and will Kill any one who approaches him
unless Of equal rank. The police are una
bic to solve the question of securing the
maniac.
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REEuSE TO INDICT.

JACKSON. Miss. Nov. 9.-The federal
grand jury By vote of more than two TO
one refused 20 indict the governor. tress-
urer and auditor in the matter Of the print
ing of he Mississippi state warrants. IT be
ing alleged BY Cbief Hazen. supported by
Secretary Carlisle and Attorney General
Oiney, that they violated the laws.
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PIITsBURG. Nov. Q -Attorney Goebring
filed his bill III equity against George NJ
Irwin & Co., discretionary pool operators,
asking for receiver today. Judge Ewing
thought the court had not jurisdiction, as
Irwin had left. de took the papers, how
ever and promised To lend his aid iu the
solution of the prolem.
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ALL KNOCKED OUT,
CIRCUIT RACES At ROCHESTER, ARE
so ANNOUNCED
Provision OF New State Constitution
Against Pool Selling Is What Does
lt-JtmIay German and JohLny
Connors Matched Robert J.. and
John IL. Gentry Race on.

ROCHESTER,. y. y. Nov. 9-Georye W.
Archer, President Of the Rochester Driv-
lng Park association announced today
tnat under tie provisiol Ia toe new con-
neutrality-suspicious. pooling selling at the
race tracks. the circuit races IN Rochester
would have TO he abolished
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NATIONAL KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a number Of
delegates TO the national knights of Labor
convention, which meets in this city next
Tuesday, have already arrived, including
Grand Master FORK man Sovereign: Secre-
tary Hayes. aud L. b. McGurIe. An
executive meeting is now being held. In
response to questions Mr.. Sovereign said
there WAS nothing of i'm 2ortance TO tell A.
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Nfw ToKS. Nov. 9-f.IWsrd Payson
~ .-tJu. tue o.i-tIne pedse ri-n. who ha-
Just ,omp.ctr'i = walk Of 80 miles tbrou gh
New York -fate. received today cAAl-
l-r-- from Henry -ehu.l. the Chicago p--
i,-'rH an Tor xix days go-as-you please
H e-tou Ia, not yet d.ciied " hsib~r Do
-siI &C spf ~ so, bat vii! mtAs pab.tc
b - answer fOnnrfow.
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NEBRAsKA,s STANDING

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 9-Complete returns
for governor have been received from all
counties but five in this state. They show
plurality for Holcomb, fusionist, over
Majors, Republican, of 1900 The five
counties to hear from Will increase Hol-
combs plurality by about zoo
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Nterthrrrrl

When TIE oozrarn earfhye-Tn Il cuf in
tvso. % tns ta.l tEer= Er1ss . bad ard o.
she bead fhrre srlws a tz4l. ard $50 All.
raaix are largncd 81 80 wos1e hsals
snail vhite ba-so1 ls f--EsG- sk4cA A.
srvl ARD devsgsps iEt1 r.ls-s assG o ysffsst
err-tz-ssT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10

To cure scrofula, salt rheum. dyspepsia.
catarrh, and rheumatism, take Hoods
Sarsanari1la
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OPP RATED AT ONCE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-In several of the
iepar' meuts u question has arisen as TO
when the recent order of the president re-
,srdinZ the civil service rules went into
effect anu il has been definitely decided
that the day it Was signed II operated
ln,,
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REPORTS NOT CREDITED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-The dispatch
from Central America stating that the
United States has given assurances TO
Guatemala to assist in withdrawing the
eucroachments of Mexico are not credited
in official or diplom itic circles.
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The Lyun Repub ic,u cup ~. D.
Mass, Celebrated TuesGty's eject on By
= grand banquet last n xht. with --u4tOrs
Hosr and Loige aud R=pTesentative-slect
Barrett as guests
There is intense excl ,emsnt It S4utit.O-
The late president II the senate = auI-T
surveillance s. IL j. thought b. IS impij-
Gated in riots. Troops are undsr arms.
fearing an outbrrsk.
Il Is talked n Lladon that the powers
have urgei China 20 negotiate for peace
treaty directly with Japan and thar tfs-
have secured r nan prom - 20 meet the
oveTturss n beuevolen spirit
The fgstueS- e tb- sieatI1c eIped ti0l
headed by DR.. D5ua.d--u smith Of Pbil
delDhia. which stated Ia June last 20 *
piore be unknown region west OF Berbers,
AfTics. has be-u &c lived here.
G 5vernor Fi.nbtck % Arkansas has
written harp iet-rr . the Anti-LTne1-
Ing a->oCIa'io2 Cf Eng land. charging .
member vitn .mp=rtiEencs FOR Iuferisr-
iuE with with 4 nsr.cEn mo-sl-.
Toe Nttions. bank AZ OJ-:lin, o, VA
robb-i I ours isT aiZEt Toe fE01t door
was forced. and the safe blown 0p-u VIA
dynamite a large sum - monsv was
- olen- There : ~ clue . the barsl4rs.
General DaEaus Of UuFu ygav say. RI
-o-lsl!-'i riots a. Ri0 O. Jsu-ifo are part
OF 4 pan Tor = fi-iDZ among lD~ tfpop--
he a-serfss geu-r4l rev iut-Oa - imml-
u-ut Four war-h p. are expected ~ =
oA-r 20 h. rebels
Jess H1.-r. vao kiIet F-srs Csr-
gsnter neat CortsZ Ccio-. i4-f - iug. mt
= troiB=r - Carpenter nd ra41 md
Dsi~, aud oasneI IRE. SIliisg t--r--
sud dangerously Nouad4gg Dale 4 posss
= 10 p8rsG " HalseE
Tn = DO .-nt~rx snf B3iecksi~- Lam
Der c14pauy % y. I>oui-. mad a.
s.xausnt Te-isrisy. Ia a-set- sr~ 80
60. consisting q r-sl r-fsts- J. sb.!isi--
re unkuosu 80 re. bui preferences Tor
szI5-tsu are recorded
A. Ls@xiucroa. No. yesterday. Rob-rt
JOsu-oa -Crt and = mo-: in-tsntst sii1si
IS ma NAMED Coy - ID. M>rrbsu.s bo-s.
% kst cl-F Tley were t-g.41s Win
revolver sea . VA Q .s-sATgrd, tss ia
s,r.E-nE f5rsy 10 tic E=aFL
Tbfe- ns.krd ulea Yesterday entered =
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BURIED BY THE ELKS.

Boston, Nov 9-Micbael J. Kelley will
he buried on Sunday AT ] p. M. by Boston
lodge of Elks of which be was a member.
The body will lie in state in Eiks head
Quarters from 9 to y o'clock Sunday morn
ing. Interment will be in the Elks mount
at Mount Hone cemetery.
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NV YORK, Nov. Articles OF gree
rr ent have been gned for Jimmy German
n Patterson. aad johnny C0nnors OF
Springfield. H.. to hght 100 pounds. We
Yr take two pounds. f0f purse % sle0 .
side oni the Iarzest purse offered The
iistt j. TO take place either ia the Seaside
club. Couey leland. or tbs Olympic elab,
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fAf,er az fac1fss-f ~ Car. 20
1s4gs Tas 70 d.sssFataon WA roar al
IusT
afr - q sszrs-l ChArles. ysa
drive re = aesF-raiAea aish yeur ia1li
seslcs Par N4e -.
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SPANISH VESSEL SUNK.

HAVANA. Nov. 9-The Spanish coast
steamship Fernando ioundered tuesday
morning twenty miles north of Bahai.
Ten of her passengers and crew were
drowned
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ACTING WITH ENGLAND.

LONDON. Noy. "a Berlin dispatch
says the German admiralty has wired the
admiral commanding the German squad
ron on the Chinese station To obey the
orders of the British admiral in certain
poss BILE eventu ilities.
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SUMMONS HIS COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-Chnirman Sayres
of the house committee on appropriations,
has issued a call for the members of the
commit ee to meet in Washington the
third week of November.
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IN HONOR OF BAYARD.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Ambassador and
Mrs Il ward who are in Washington Wis
iting Mrs Shubrick Clymar, mother of
Mr.. B4yard, ware the guests OF honor At
a dinner given tonight by Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Gresham.
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JUDGE NooNAN, REPUBLICAN.

GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 9-Judge
Noonap, Republican, is elected to congress
in the Twelfth district over Houston,
Democrat, by II 600 plurality The D-m
ocrats concrde Noonan's election. The re-
m.inder of the congressional ticket is
D.mOcratic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10

Americans grow more athle'ic bv using
roo d. DR.. Prices Baking Powder
makes the besr
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81 LzA-s.es-Ui4 MAO. c~a=sssaiass
70 I.fE ensasrsl .. ;lsi es-Arus.fx sss.css,
Zrs Naa IS sfzssi~s
NJ ~ Hita al sny bszrt'
nsver fsl ts-sz<r ~iss tEzn sAs Wa -
ln4ela.sy ltrcurt
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Great Race Leclsr~d O1

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Nov g-Th. match
race bet Robert J, aud John r. Cen
Try which was TO have be-n placed TODAY
at b-imoat was declared off On .ccouat 81
rain.
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ELECTRIC BRIEFS.

A heavy storm was blowing over Lake
Michigan last night,
Frank b law the caricaturist was buzz
lei at New York yesterday.
Ernest HUM tell down GOO foot shaft
at N-vada City, Cal, yesterday and was
killed.
The cabinet crisis at Bu.nos Ayres con
nueS Il - TumOreI that the president
may resign.
The whaling bark Mars. bull -ev----,
wears ago. was dismtutled a. San Frau
cisco yesterday.
The fire aud police departments of Dem
yer wer- cut down one-haif yesterday for
want of funds.
Rumors are current here to the effect
tE Al the Japanese forces have suffered "A
reverse at Port Arthur.
A. san Francisco yesterday. ex-Pitcher
Sweeney WAS sentenced to eight Years for
kiiIuL Con" Mechanics.
Mrs. Rose Miller Avery, a wellknown
antI-slavery s-ittt1r IN ONO before the
war, died yesterday at Chicago.
1t j. rumored ~ 81. Petersburg that
Privv Councillor DR. Hirsch. the late cars
body physician mas died suddenly.
A clouiburst near Valencia. Veneznela.
killed $50 persons aud damaged coffee an
Other crops 10 the extent Of half million
dollars
1t is stated that Bavaria has prohibited
the Impo-trti,u OF Amer'ct1 cttlie TO pre-
vent any evasion of the imperial decree.
Sixty-nIne of the seventy-six counties 4
Tennessee give Turney majority OF ? 72S
over the Republican candidate for gov
ernor.
A Daily News dispatch from Paris saws
that France seams disposed To entertain
the idea IF European conference Oh the
Chiuese-Japanes. war.
Fifty p0un Is II dynamite explode yes
terday at HUNTINGTON. Ind John Hart
man and Norton keffer were ki,led and
john Flynn fatally injured.
II Is learned that afIirs between Mexico
aud Guatemala are IL sta:u quo. bat ev-
erything seems to indicate that a peaceful
settlement will Ire reached.
At meeting yesterday In New York
City OF TIA, organic ,tiou OF the committee
OJ seventy, II was Il ecided to make the or
ganiZatioD permanent.
An earthquake shock was felt at Benton
Harbor, " ch., yesterday The vibrations
were distinctly no iceabi@ for two or three
seconds. No damage resulted.
= dispatch from Shanghai states that
the Chinese men of-vaT remaining outside
OF Port Arthur hav. zen ordered 80 -
tack the Chinese fleet that j. blocksdiog
fhgr mort
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dent Cleveland. Mrs Cleveland and ALI the
members OF the cabinet. with the lahir-
and their families. to visit the observatory
to view the phenomena through Inc great
falescOne
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TRANSIT OF MERCURY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-The transit OF
dercaEy Will ne observed by some di>tia-
taished persons AZ tie naval observatory
iere tomorrow 20 lO:+5 n. IN. asd 4.I2 n
u. Secretary Herbert has invited Presj-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10

Luscious - California fruit "a ths food
r1 KIDD With Or Pieces Ftkilg Powder
3D.. Prices rece vi gold medal st he Cal
..Oylit Nld-wiuter Fair
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Often initiated but never equalled-cAn
he said truthfully of DR.. Press Baking
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TREASURY CASH BALANCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The cash bal
ance IL the treasury today WAS sos, 100, S95;
gold reserve SCI 904 SIG.
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when lovely woman stoops to folly"
she always uses some baking powder other
than Dr. Prices
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4 custom that has existed Tor -e'crai
centuries J. still maintained n some
towns on the lower kbine On Easter
Monday--auction dsy-tAe town csler q
clerk calls al the young people iosei-ef
s.I 10 the highest bidder sells tbe p-lFf-
legs Il dancing with tie cfaosen siri- Snd
her only. during ;beeutirc ycsr. The iee~
Cow ...o the pEbIiS gsoOr Osx
The morning call., 1894-11-29

After President Croker and Ringmaste
Orion had taken their places under the
band stand and the veterinarians had loos-
ened the lancets in their cases the galy-
clad bugler footed his first alarm. Out
came the great drafthorses. First the
mighty Fr0ntignan, the leviathan Thel-
igny, Garstan, Nero. Regain, Glory, and
the Sullivanesque-looking Percheron John
l., owned by William Hall of Petaluma.
Among the Clydesdales were Richmond,
Pointsman Jr.. Druid and Buffalo Bill.
The small scattering of spectators en-
joyed the parade and testified their ap-
proVal with much applause.
Four entries turned up for the tandem
parade-Walter S. Hobarts pair, Game
cock, bay gelding. and Peacock, gray.
the wheeler, driven by G. W. Ryder {;
Theo Kearney showed the chestnut geld
ing Prince in the shafts, with Cock Robin
in the lead. driven to stylish park cart |;
J. A. Donohoe Jr.'s Monkey and Tobey
came next in a yellow-wheeled. cream
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bodied cart, and put up a stylish appear
auce; George A. Newhall drove his two
bay mares. May and Margaret. The
parade. though small, was very natty, and
before it was half over the .trappy-gaited
leader of the Kearney tandem had cap
tured the OnlOokers. He was far and
away the cleverest thing in the ring, while
his wheeler was clear up to his mark.
The drivers were skillfuI and put their
animals through their PAGES in the clever
est of styles.
A bugle call for the ponies in harness
brought out but four of the little ones
the calico gelding Chester, entered by
Russell Miner; White Wings. by Charles
de Young; Dulce. owned by Miss Elsie
Sperry. Stockton, and Charles Main Nc
Dermutt's beautiful little chestnut mare
Marashino.
The little fellows made very pretty
showing, little Miss Fannie Miner, who
drove Chester, looking part icularly charm
ing in red coat and cap.
The parade of led ponies brought out a
big string of Shetlands and Hungarians,
Topsy with her cunning little coat being
the feature of the former class. while Car
Isle, with tossing white name on his
chubby shoulders, got most Of the admira-
ton beSto wed on the Hungarians,
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entry had gained very much, although he
is stylish, nervous animal. Many pres
ent had placed both Mr.. Kearney's animal,
and. some, Mr.. Donohoe's Tobey ahead of
him in the chances for the blue ribbon.
But the Hobart luck must have done the
business. Peacock bore off the temper
ance badge, TObey got poor third, while
Cock Robin got the very highly com
mended." He cost 500 at the New York
show year ago. which proves that either
the judges know more about style and &C
ton than the dear public, or that the Ho-
bart luck, which insisted on landing five
races at the late Country Club meet, is a
wonder.
The tail goes with the-that is, the W. S.
II. $50 silver cup goes with the first
award
1t was during the evening, however, with
the electric tights in full swing, the band
crashing and the whips cracking. the
0ugle sounding to horse, society at its best,
parading lis gowns and talking small ale,
as it watched the beauties of another kind
curyet and rear and caracole 10 the long
ellipse. Every one of the hundred boxes
was filled with the swell act. The cream
VI NuD mn Sal SAOOh ny JOWl With the
pink of the Western Addition. The pro-
gressivsts of Van Ness avenue smiled
sweetly on the naughty royalists of Rincon
Hill, which its Faubourg st. German is
BRYANT street.
1t brought them all Uut, the horse show
did, and they beamed content and smiled
pleasantly and gossiDed socially with each
other as they watched the progress of the
show.
And what a shbw-the grand apotheosis
of shows-was crowded into a few short
hours OF the evening. in surroundings
more gOrgeously lovely than a fairy tale.
Beautiful women and shapely, gowned
magn ifccntly, exQuisitely laden with
jewels enough to ransom kingdoms aud
stand the strain OF summer hotel bills.
BrOad-shouldered men in faultless even
ing costume. with the broadcast expanse of
shirt-front possible. Banners swaying
aloft in the vaulted dome. tanning the
palms stirred by the music In the stand.
And how society threw Itself again and
again. 1t beamed superciliously and an.
plauded perfnnctorily even at CampbelPs
twelve-mule team, even though it didn't
draw the wagon full of prunes. 1t went
into ecstacies over the appearance of the
all-stallion classes in parade and posi-
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fair faces smiled approval of the form d s.
played.
1t was beautiful turnout Just the sam Q,
horses and trappings and coaches and
brakes, with wel-groomed whips and ab-
soutey correct and faultlessly rigid tigers
ann all.
No wonder it drew out so much of ad-
miration and th at the vast crowd left the
show absolutely satisfied
In the arena itself everything had been
perfectly appointed. Eight attendants,
clad in sober gray with caps to match,
stood at convenient distances. while the
doughty ringmaster cracked his lash gaily
in the center. Pages. dressed in white
trunks with multi-colored satin jackets and
caps. who ran instead Of rode. enlivened
the sceue with their presence.
Not hitch was felt during the entire
day and no inconvenience was complained
of by the spectators, except the little over
sight of failure to place designating num-
bers on many OF the animals shown. This
will probably be remedied to-day.
The band played gayly afternoon and
evening and everything passed off as merry
as marriage bell. 1t was a great day for
the first horse show in San Francisco.
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painfully distressed the driver. When the
parade was nearly over Ben Harris
knocked on the gate with his FLY Rival,
and after some delay was allowed to join
in. She had the proud distinction of be-
ing the only animal in the ring whose tail
was unlocked. 1t left her little shy on
style, but in the full possession OF a very
beautiful fiy-chaser.
Charles Derby, the shapeIy son of Stein
way. lead the parade of trotting stations,
some twenty of which made their appear
ance in the ring. Close at his heels was
the prettiest animal of the lot, the Nut
wood stallion Dawn, with his first son,
Gay Dawn. next in line. They came from
the Agnew stock farm at Hillsdale. Sen
ator L. son of Dexter Prince. whose papa
once did that celebrated 2:4O on plank
road, was shown by j. Talbot Clifton. He
has a nose like Roman Senator and
looked capa BILE of holding the long-dis-
lance rec ords he has. Kebis, a grand
looking equine. by Alcazar. was also in the
line. Ell Benton and Glen Fortune, two
fine-looking sons Of the great Eleciioneer:
Cornet Wilkes, the chestnut son OF Guy
Wilkes; Friday, DAILY, ST Eric, Young
Saladin Jr. and Bay Rum, also showed in
the line.
When the bell rang at o'clock tbs cele-
brated brood mares Firenzi and Bessie
June were led into the ring Firenzi. 'the
queen of the turf" was the admired of
all as she champed Der bit and showed
her hi Oh breeding as she pranced around
and around the track. Bessie June proved
an attraction likewise from her little and
graceful form. although the exhibition
was tax en- tamely enough by many of the
visitors.
A much more interesting event was the