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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligeneer.
CLARRSBURG. W. Va, June 90
Tho State Teachers Association will be
in session here tomorrow, lasting three
days. The Academy is being benuh-
fully decorated In honor OF the occasion
State Superintendent ]. Russell Trotter
will conduct the exercises and the noto-
bles In educational circles will be pres
ent. The venerable Prof, Alexander \.
Wade, OF Morgantown, Is here, and VIII
enllyen things with his wilt and droll
hunor. 4 public reception viii be given
the teachers at the Traders hotel We'd
nasdny night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

GREENsBuRG, Pa, June 2o,--sOm-
uel clark, negro, climbed uron the
poorch roof Of the house occupied by
Mrs Grady, last night and breaking the
vindow of her sleeping room drew re-
voivcr ana shot her dead. The murderer
tbcn fed and has not been captured
clark had htcn absent from the city for
two years, and returned yesterday The
cause OF the murder Is 4 mystery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

BOSTON, June 2O.-The wool market
hero has shown more speculative
strength this week and considerable
wool is being shown. II Is hard to sell
ony lot OF fine medium and flne above
the basis of about IS cents secured.
The price list:
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces x and
above l9c; No combing Csc; No, 2
comblng 2Se: %X and S% above 22c;
delaine 22I2Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 29.-The
report prepared by Senator Hoar in
tho case of II. W. Corbett, claiming a
seat from Oregon by appointment or
the governor. has been printed for the
use OF the committee. After reviewing
the situation In the Oregon legislature
the report concludes: I'VE think 'that
the governor of Oregon was entitled 10
make the appointment, and that AIT
Corbett IL entitled to the seat"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

NEW YORK, June 29.-Henry Ger
soni. D. D., has died OF asthma at his
home In this city, He was banished
from Russia for political reasons and
came to this country In 1866 aud preach
ed i'm the Temple Emanuel. He also
wrote FOR the Jewish Times until 1874,
when he accepted q place us rabbi OF q
synagogue In Atlanta, Ga. Thence he
went 10 the temple R'Nai Sholem, OF
Chicago. He resigned to establish the
Jewish Advance, which he published
Tor two years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

Special Dispatch TO tho IntelllEeneer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, June 90
Anastotia Kelly, the thirteen year old
niece of Lawyer f. p. Kelley, Of this
CITY. was burned to death this evening.
she was klndllng a fire IN the stove,
and used coal oil. Il was the same old
result. The child had been an orphan
from four years Of age and her uncle
and aunt, who have brought her up,
are nearly derauged by grief
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30
Will BE NO STRIKE
OF Miners in Spite Of Sensational
Reports to the Contrary.
THE RUMoRS IN PITTSBURGH

DsnIsd BY the District
President and the Prsaldsnt Or the
Unitsd Mine worESru-Tho Reported
strike Involved the Miners Of Ohio, In
diam, Illinois, West virEiniann and West
srn PspnsyIvunIa-Tbo Oaisial Action
Of ths Executive cOmnittss AEninUt
Any Strike at thlS season of die Year
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30
TARIFF DEBATE
Was Relieved OF Dullness Yester.
day by an Amusing cOIIOquy.
THE TlLLMAN AMENDMENTS

Providing = 800 Head Tax on ImRi'
grants and = Rs',rlStion AgaiaIt ThOoo
Not Coming to the Uaitsd states 70 Ne
ooms Citizens DsfsAt,d-Ths Senate FL
nance COmmittso Fixes the Duty on COGi
St o. Cents Per LOng Ton, ARsstiaE
coRntrisS whIsh DO Net Imposs q
Higher Rate on the American Produst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

Special DlBpntch 10 The InteIIIEonceF'
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 29.-Com-
missions have been issued to three West
Virginia postmnstcrs as follows; Hope
VILE. Grant county, Cal Ours; Inde-
pendonce, Preston county, w. II, Jcn-
klns; Jordan Run, Grant county NJ ~
GouldisOn.
Pension certificates have been fr-
wnrded to West Virginia applicants as
follows: Increase, James r. Todd, Red
HouSo Shoals; Francis NJ. Rcxroad, Bull
town, Wlduws-Marllla a. s!slcr. Terra
Alta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

NEW YORK, June ga dispatch
from Madrid says: on account OF Sc
nor sllvas' recent bellIcose speech and
lhe constant news OF Spanish defeats
rom Havana province, u feeling Is re-
viyIng here I'm favor OF war with tho
t+nii~d States Several newspapers
nubilsh exciting editorials against Che
iValt.U gtnIga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

CHICAGO, June ga passenger
train ON the Northwestern road was
wrecked near West Chicago, siatlon
thirty miles from Chicago, In Dupage
county, late tonight No particulars
have as yet been received by officials Of
The road here. II Is said, however, that
a number OF people were injured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30
MLEAN CONTROLS
The "Sllxed Pickles" Convention
In Session a I Columbus
wHO CLAIM TO BE DEMOCRATS.
Many Against HOush Because He
Wore a Carlisle Button.
IS NOT ORTHODOX ENOUGH

Fer ne Rasld Free silver aisn, who Held
~ Conservative Members Of thS con-
vsntion BY the Throst-Johnny Mclean
Has Everything IIls own wSy-stato
Central com mittss R'eOmHsnda that a
Ffss silver RsPublisaH be Given a
Rass on the Tlskst-Fa'lOn May b
AsoonPll.hsa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 29.-one
thousand miners employed by the Coal
Creek company returned to work this
morning Mt the old scale after a brief
strike. The men were in sympathy
with the strikers in the Jelllco district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

LONDON-MlchiFan New York.
GLASGOw-Furnessla, New York.
NEW YORK-Maasdam from Rotter-
dam; II. II. MeIor, from Bremen.
NEW YORK-Arrlved, Nomadlc, LiV-
erpool.
. M4RsEILLEs-Arrlvcd, Scotia, New
York,
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WASHINGTON, n. c., June 29-Tho
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows; Available cash balance
32s5.5Cs, 1855; gold reserve, SliOGGi,b5s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

ERIE. Pa, June 2O.-The keystone
National bank, by a unanimous vote Of
It's directors. has decided to close itS
doors to-day. The depoSltorS will bs
nnld in full
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rlsOn county had a candidate or two, ana
aS q consequence considerable Interest
was manifested and tho delegations
were all fllsd, Il was eleven o'clock
when NJ. ]. Mccoy, OF CadlE, called the
convention to order. Prayer was Of
fered by Rev. Dr. Pope. OF the Hamline
II. E. church. Ex-Governor r. G. Rich
ards named Judge PeaFce, OF Cadis, for
chairman, but Judge PeATce cleverly
turned the tables on the ex-governor
and had his name substituted. Il. W.
Voorhees, was selected secretary with
Ed. +. Moore and J. $. Lacey as assist
ants. Tho usual committees on rules,
credentials. cts, were appointed. with
the following senatorial committeeman:
BelmpRt-Snnuel Westwood
ColumbtRnA--J. II. Sewers,
HarriSon-M ]. Mccoy.
Jefterson-J. r. McCleary.
In the afternoon tho candidates were
presented as follows; Frank D. Archer
and W. A. Hunt, OF Belmont; ". V. Blake
and ]. r, Marshall. OF CoiumbinnR, and
Senator Il. D. welday, OF Jefferson.
Harrison had no candidate and the first
ballot resulted ns follows: Blake SS,
weiday IS, Archer 6S. Hunt 35, Marshall
IS. HlrriHO nEave Hunt l6, Welday 8,
Archer and Bmke 3,
There was no change IN the ballotlng
until the fiGth ballot, which stood; Blake
lO6, WeldOy II, Archer 81. Hunt 20, Mar
shai G. Thus the ballotlnB continued
until finally, on the thirty-fourth ball
lot. Blake was nominated, the counties
voting as follows; Belmont, Blake %.
welday IS. CoiumbIana, Blake 50. Well
day Q. Harrison. Blake e. Jefferson,
Blake G.. Total. Blake 242. Welday %.
The nomination was then mPde unani-
nous,
THE resolutions adopted renewed ale
dance TO the principles OF the party and
last years national platform; endorsed
the Mckinley administration. Hanna,
Foraker. DRnford. Taylor. Bushnell and
the state administration, and Hanna FOR
United States senator again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-After Gedl-
Gus consideration Of tho tariff bill
throughout to-day. the senate wound up
with a half hour Of lively and amusing
colloquy between Senators Tillman, Of
South Carolina, and Chandler. Of New
Hampshire. The former had proposed
an.amsndment to ths tariff bill, proYid-
ing a 500 head tax on immigrants and a
restriction against all those not coming
10 the United States TO become citizens.
Mr. Tillman made an earnest speech
on the depressed condition OF labor. but
he WAS soon diverted from his themN by
Mr.. Chandler. The latter, Adopting a
style OF mock gravity, directed the dis
cussion towards Mr.. Clsyclnnd's admin
istratiOn. This, in turn, brought from
Mr., Tillman a vehement criticism of the
late President. while Mr.. Chandler
droiiy protested against these assaults
upon Mr.. Cleveland by member OF his
own party. When the fun had been fast
and furious for some time, the Tillinan
amendments were defeated, yeas 3. nays
Ner AuN INV ana AAAaANANN NuANF bNtAAl
by Messrs. Butler. Quay and Tillman.
During the day the senate disposed OF
the lead paragraphs, the committee rate
OF ~ cents per pound on lead ore be-
ing agreed TO. 30 to %, The other par
agraphs considered were OF compara-
lively minor Importance.
COAL DUTY FTXED.-The senate
finance committee has fXed the duty on
coal at 81 cents per long ton. This rate
applies only to coAl shipped from coun-
tries which do not Impose higher rate
on American coal. It therefore Affects
only Canada, the Canadian rate on
American coal being the same,
There has been strong contention to
hold the rate down to that originally
fixed by the committee and even to lower
IL. but this effort was vigorously con-
tested by the senators from the coal pro-
duclng states, and the latter class have
won.
The committee has also decided TO re-
store paintings 10 the dutiahle list. The
house impoN4d duty OF % per cent.
I'D valorem on paintings. This the SEN
nte finance Committee struck out, trans
ferring the item TO the free list. The
committee now returns to the house pro-
gramme, but II Is not yet definitely de-
clded whether the rate shall be 20 or 20
,,aF rAUf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

PITTsBURG, spa, June 2s.-Notwith-
standing the denlals Of the local ofEl-
ciaIs Of the miners association, an at
ternoon paper publishes long article
In effect that the national officers Of the
union will issue orders tomorrow for
strike in tiYe states.
The edlct, the paper says, will 90 forth
from Columbus that the men are to lay
down their tools on Saturday. Nearly
$4,000 men. the paper continues, will be
engaged in this great wnge conflict. and
tho battlefield will cover the bituminous
coal center Of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio,
West Virginia and Western Pennsyl-
vanla. Tho mining rate asked for is 60
cents, based on the thin vein district in
Pennsylvania.
REPORT NOT CREDITED.-Patrlck
Dolan, president of the PIttsburg dis
trict, was seen by an Associated Press
representative and emphatically dis
claimed any knowledge OF the proposed
strike. 81 am member OF the eXecu-
tive board" Z" said he, land no such action
was taken at the meeting in Columbus
last week. II q strike was decided upon
IL was after my departure for home. and
as this is one OF the most Important DIS
tricts in the association 1t Is TO be sup
posed that notice would have been sent
10 me. No word has been received, ana
as far as know no strike has been or"
dered."
OFFICIALLY DENIED.-columbus,
June 2s.-MIchael Ratchford, president
OF the United Mine Workers Of America,
when asked what, II any truth. were In
the specials sent out TO the effect that a
strike OF coal mine workers had been or
dered. said:
lam tired OF denying these reports OF
n proposed strike. have been denying
them for 90 days. Ihave nothing to say
for publication"
The last national meeting OF the
miners decided on scale OF 60 cents tor
Ohio and 60 cents for Pennsylvania ana
left It to the executive committee 10 de-
termIne the time to put this scale into
operation. The committee met here June
"a, 25 and 26, and for three days were
closeted, with positive orders not TO be
called or to admit anybody. On Satur-
dny, as announced by the Associated
Press, they gave out that the conditions
are not favorable 10 put the proposed
new scale into operation now. That, OF
course, means that there might have
been a strike had the new scale been or
dered, but not being ordered there can
not be any strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30

For West Virginia, fair; warmer; south
For Western Pennsylvania, showers,
folIowcd hy fair weather IN tho Interior
"wednesday afternoon light to fresh
southwcsterly winds; slightly warmer on
uiS Sor raSi Ohio. fair light to fresh southwest.
crly winds, diminishing,
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday aG observed
nv q schncpf, druggist corner Fourteenth
and Market streets. was rs iolloWb'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-30
STATE SENATORSHIP FIGHT

Over the River Ilssnlts In blake, .ofCo'
lan,blRnu, wlnhlnE tie Prise.
Special Dispatch 10 The lRtsillgencsr,
sTEuBENVILLE. o.. June 2O.-The
convention OF tho Joint senatorial con-
venIlon, composed of Belmont. columbi-
ana, Harrison and jefferson counties,
met In this city to-day. Tho four large
counties were represented in the cOnven-
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED WANT THE CHEAPEST LOT FOR
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80. Also l131 whitney ave-. correr house; IL
steam: ~ NOD inpA; only 90 keys a. cor
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Z roons. han. cellar. bafh, ranes, lstro6s; larEi
nsck yard; rent -. y. D. PDcK. va y q.
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20 Corcoran building. se2S-tu THIS IT
FOR RENT-GO6 MARYLAND AVE. S.w; SEVEN
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per month j. I. WEST, us 18th st. NV. s3'
FOR RENT-U ST. BET. 18TH AND 18th NV:
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
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WYCKOFF. SEAMANS BENEDICT,
deID-tf Cor. 9th and r SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY HENRY WEEK, sol ITH ST. sw
314 11th sw, Sr ami$3O. 75I I'll g sw Imp Is so
50I E sw, 7r.ami. -2l 50 40 Sth sw Or W. Il 90
5l2h It'll sw. Or. ami % 80 922 7th sw 5rw. II 10
636 H sw, ami. -2O.tW Cor 1Oth&D sw 3r W. II 90
627 + sw, Or. ami. 1850 Sl5 LIST ne, 5r w. 10 SO
I'll 9Th nee ami. l6 50 ISL Union sw, 5r $50
se25-2t
FOR RENT-BY VIM C. NORRIS. 6l7 14TH NV.
30? F. 9r&b. .SaD.co 17I4 Corcoran 9r&b 49, 90
1923 18th. 10r&b. 5000 902 I'D 7r&b. -. 30
3l07 N, 11r&b. $3.50 1117 10TH 10rSb. % 90
For complete list send for bulletin. se..5-3t
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X. II. I. LEOPOLD. s.w. COR 18th and SITS.
se25-3t
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FOR RENT-ONLY $3.50 MONTH FOR .76O S
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4O3 4th ST. ne, rooms and bath. $40 80
Above can be inspected se25-3ts
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OF $50 per mo-, on yearly lease. TYLER AZ
RUTHERFORD. 1907 st. NV. se25-3ts
FOR RENT-TwO DESIRABL DWELLINGS ZONE
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BRADLEY. 1903 r st.

2a5 Mass nv. ar mi q "A
202i l., Gr&h. mi. % 30
90 24th. sr. mi y, al
1913 L, or. over sto. 2, 20
l2i4-ls 25fh, 7r,mI ~ 80
222O @, sr&b. mi. % so
2sil 3ad. 7r. mi. 90 so
2fO 9th ne. Or. mi 30 so
2022 L, 6r&b, mi. 30. so
26ls L. Or. eel. mi /. ~. so
12l9-23 Both. Or. 20. 30
507 Goth. Or. wa. ~. so
713 ID. Or, mi. 20. 40
us I'D, 6r&ccl. mi . Is 50
2a2D Olive. c.. M IL 30
26lih L, 6r&cel mi 1850
2.e16 q. Tr u.Ly ~ an
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FOR RENT
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506-S l4th NV. go 90
Sto&dw sos X NV. go. 90
724 11th NV. sr. 40. 90
1851 9th. new, Tor. 40. 90
Fits 72s-30 18th nw35. 90
726 10th NV. Tor. /. 80. 90
12i5 9th NV, sr. 5000
SID 100 Nd nv ne. 80. 10
1923 18th NV. hall
and 2 rms. $500. 30. 90
1918 18th NV. Sr. ..25. no
326 A Sc. 7r. 90. 10
se25-tf ALBERT
FOR RENT
1919 18th, cor Ore av. 100
1915 ;9.h st NV. ...- 80
1919 VT av NV, Sr&b25. so
1871 NJ NV. furn'd. ..125
l4O9E G NV, store. 80
1919 Madison NV,
10r&b ......... 40. go
A number Of large houI
nished. Rent SIS to $25A
se25-6ts TYLER & Ri
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STORES.
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504 IA sw, 7r. Is 40 2o01 Seaton me- Or 90
Look For Rent card for keys.
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FOR RENT
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ami -..-...-... 800. 90
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1919 Corcoran. 11r. .3S.50
47S o NV, 1lr. ami IS. Is
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FOR RENT
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l035-29 Lime Kilns. so
6OC Md az ne. 12r,
%. Gel. ..........B.G
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S713 PSF, furnished 90. %
17l2 @, l1r q ba.
eel. mi ..-..-....57 sc
243 Del nv ne.
10r&b. mi. ....... IS. SO
81 9Th, l0r&sb, mi. IS 80
723 18th. lnr&b. mi 80. 20
454 d, 6r&sto. Gel. 5000
POST II, Ill.,. 40. 81
GIG 18th, 10r6kb. mi 20. so
1918 II, Or, mi. ....40.06
1120 IS. Or, sto. eel. mit0 20
2325 Pa Az. Tor. -37 50
22l9 ], er. mi ..... 3S. 50
;130 18th. 0r&cel. mis- 50
900 sd. Or, mi. 81 50
1907 Pa ave, nat,
Or q ba. heat. mi. IS. 50
2l39 L ct. Tor. "a. 80
III 10th, or&b. mi. 80. =
41S7 x. Or. Gel. mi -. 90
Oil n Fl Nv. Tor
8 eel. nj. %. 50
e26 2lst. erab. mi ~. 80
506-s "a. O., b, Gel, Di3O 81,
so 18th. 6r. mi. IT. 40
11I3 2eth. 7r. Gel. mi 81. 80
leBl etA. Or. mi. !. 80. 30
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006 2lst. Or. Gel. mi .2I.$o
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24l3 Pa AZ. Dr.. nj . 50
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heat; electric lighting; tanitor. .aTROTwOOD'
ii st. bet. 9th and 10Th NV. se2S Ste
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FOR STABLES.

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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-08-21

are indebted to every man and woman
who has aided in the upbuIlding of oul
great state.
Great as has been the advancement
made by Missouri in the many differ
ent industries in which her enterpris.
ing citizens have interested themselves,
in none of them has there been greater
, progress than that made by The men
who were interested in the breeding
and raising of fine stock. Lafayette
county stands second to but one of the
Missouri valley counties in resources
and second TO none with her blooded
stock.
Foremost among the stock breeders
of Lafayette county is Captain Ryland
Todhunter. Capt. Todhunter moved
to this state about twenty-eight years
ago from near Lexington, KY, where
he owned one of the best stock farms
In that state. He has been engaged
in the breeding of fine horses all his
lite and is posted as to the record and
breeding of almost every horse of note
in this country. His father and grand
father were Importers of thoroughbred
horses and brought TO this country
some of its best bred horses.
Al the time when Capt. Todhunter
moved to this county there were but
few blOoded horses in the state. He