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He Defeats MADDOX Oaiy Two Laps In the
Six Days Blcs seie Race.

WAsnINGToS. Jan. 2.-The siK-day. eight hour
bicycle race closed tonight in the presence OF
the largest crowd that has yet been in attend
ance. and with a fine burst of speed on the part
OF Maddox. the New Jersey man, who during
the last three minutes almost gained one Of tho
two laps he wa. behind the leader. Six men
were IN at the Nnlsh.
The prize money was $500, Of which $1,000
went 10 the winner and the remainder divided
among tho men according to position and dis
tance covered. The track was AgAin officially
measured this morning and found to be 81 feet
too long on each lap. thus adding almost seven
miles 10 the score made by each rider. The
following /, the score
Waller. 50 miles lap.: s-dior, 80 miles laps:
Ashinser. miles IGus. Lawson, 81 ulrs 10 laps
Hunter, al miles ~ lais FORSTER. so miles laps
The sun., 1897-01-03
JOITIAGS ABOUT TOWN.

THE suv yesterday received si from John NImon
for the CuOaDs
Iudge.Mn Lean has granted a limited divorce TO
Clara A, Tower from GEORGE W. Tower
= The now police station AT l3sth street and Alex
nuier avenue was opened AZ. O'Clock last evening
Sergeant Denis Brennan has been assigned as Act
ing Captain Of the new precinct.
The Metnmora Club Will have n stag party at It's
clue rOurs, Hu1 lONeTy, tomorrow tMoUl!Ayl niyht
There Will be vaudeville, aud the Hon. Tim u. Sulll
van VIII make al address, in which IL is expected he
will declare his position In Iammany Hall
The body OF Harry S. Leech. who died recently in
Paris was brought 10 thIs country yesterday by his
Mife and daughter, who came On the ST. Louis. Tho
family OF the late George n, Curtis OF PhiladeIpha
consisting OF Mrs, Cu It's ana Mr.. aud Mrs. q. War
TngtOn curtis. also came on the ST. Loub, bringing
Win them the Dpi! 9T Mr. Curtis.
The sun., 1897-01-03
GEN. STCkLES III.
Tie Il Suffering from Nervous Eshau-tiou
Due to OvcrMork DnrIng the Cnmpairn.

Gen. Daniel T. sickles has beer III for moro
than week. his illness be,hg due moro TO
nervous collapse than to physical debility. AL
though not confined to his bed. there is n posi-
bility thatif relief does not soon come his con-
dition may take a very serious turn. The Cen
eral was seen at his residence, % Fifth avenue.
yesterday afternoon.
The tronble." he said. d" is insomnia. / can
neither read, write. nor study. The doctors say
that my condition is due TO overwork during
the campaign. did not feel any evil effects
then, and kept every engagement and appoint
mcnt. Now feel very Ill at present, and must
have relief.
81 suffer from restlessness and cannot give
my attention To any one thing. cannot stay in
bed. and get tired sitting. The doctors advise
me To drive out ana do so. IL - n diversion
ana benefits me n little. alec take walks at
night time. Between and o'clock this morn
Ing walked around the square several times"
The General held an unlighted cigar between
his fingers while Le was cOnversinR. He eN-
plained that the doctors permitted him 10 smok o
one cigar n day.
II In a deprivation TO me-" he said. "as I am
heavy smoker. lit the cigar after dinner
and have been enjoying IL for fo-'y-hve min nutes
BY taking occasional puils like the lndians.'
The sun., 1897-01-03
- Carnival OF lee sports at Brook ~ n.

At the Clermont Avenue Ice Skating Rink.
BrUoklyn. last night, there was an excellent
carnival OF sport on skates, w!nding up with a
sharp game OF ice polo between the New Nork
aud brooklyn polo clubs
In the Afternoon Joe DonoGAue tried Tor the
one.mile record on the n!ieoH-la9 track. and
covered the course IN minutes 81 seconds. In
the evening, before large crrwa. DuEoghUe
tried again. but did not do a. well. lie went
the mile IA minutes 20 seconds,
\ race for handsome sterling silver loving
cup, open to all scnOoibOy skaters Ia New York. 4.
RrOOklSu. ana New Jersey. followed. LC Roy
See Of New York won. with Hoyt simmons ot
brooklyn second.
The ice polo game resulted in victory for tho
New York CLub by a score u goNls 10 !.
The sun., 1897-01-03
In n Rage. Miller shot Himself

Ernest Miller, rs years old. brAss polsher,
OF 90 East Houston street, shot himself in the
head while calling on William Klein at 10 De-
lancey street last night. Miller was a friend to
Klein up 10 two weeks ago. when they had
row, aud Miller was put out OF kleir's rooms.
Last night he weut back and tried 10 start
quarrel
Klein wen, out for a policeman. and while lie
was gone Miller chased Nrs- Klein and hr-
children from the house with = revolver. k.elE
brought Policeman JalIIEan 10 the room,
They found Miller IN the kitchen. We cuTset
them and then shot himself IN the right siue
Of the head. lie taken 10 touverne4r
Nospital II is thought that he will die.
The sun., 1897-01-03
SUGAR TRUST GELS IT ALT.
The Last Sixty Shares or the Woolsos
splice Compnny bought by the Navemeyera

TOLEDO. Jan. The American SUGAR Resa.
ing Company has secured the las. OF the org.uG!
stock OF the Woolson Spice Company by pr.
chasing the sixty shares that were owne! =
Spence Acklin % this city. Mr.. Acklin is uti
only $50. 900 to the good by handling the sioeS (
on his own account. but II shows that tie trl.i
was willing to buy the entire stock at $4,000, ,Uyj
II need be.
Mr.. AcKlin was one Of the originAtors OF ths
" oolson Company. and has steAdfAstly kr!d
out his holdings from the 6eal made by Mana.
Ger Woolson with the lIsvemeyers. He refused
to put up his share OF the original eleven.
eghtsenths OF the stock bought by the trust,
and would not come into the second deal for iEs
other seven-e ightesnths.
this worried tho HAyemeyers. who sent out
an agent TO confer with Acglin. and he got q
round hundred thousand dollars for his share.
This u At the rate Of .oj1 per share OF 900,
while the rest OF the stock was sold al an aver
age OF Sl.OGO.
The sun., 1897-01-03
MARCUS ". HEBBERD MISSING.
Hs !. Supreme Court Justice Van Brunrs
Conndentini Clerk.

Marcus W. IIebberd. confidential clerk of
Supreme Court Justice Van Brunt. has been
missing since last Thursday. Hebberi lived at
l23 East Seventy-sixth street and Is AZ years
old. Ills father. W. II. Iebbcrd, who lives at
3s9 Park avenue reported the matter at Police
Headquarters yesterday.
Ilrbberd went to the bank on Thursday to
deposit warrants for the monthly salaries of
himself and Justice Van Brunt. lie deposited
tie Justices, but drew his own pay. Nothing
has been beard OF him since. Hehberd is mar
T'rd. Rud was to have taken his wife to the
theatre on Thursday night
Mr. llchbrtG, senior. thinks that the missing
man may have gone zee friond named Lee
la Jersey City. lie doesn't know Lees address
however, and can't communicate with him.
The sun., 1897-01-03

New ORLEANS, Jan. The sloop yacht
Volante registered in the southern Yacht
Club OF New Orleans, Is bcached by the
side OF the caicasieu Jctties. sixty miles
below Lake Charles. with one sGa torn
away. her hull gutied. her cablr wrenched
OF. and a. her rigging swept overheard. Her
owner, who Is prominent yachting man.
says thnt he Will begin process of law
to procure damages from the United states
Government Tor tho loss of the Yacht. on the
ground that lights should be- placed on the sea-
ward ends uf the )eites. lie thinks Congress
should provide proper lights at the talcssieu
passes to protect mariners not nccG- toned 10 the
waters. as. no says, four vessels have already
been wrecked there from running against tho
solid stone wall of the iettes.
The sun., 1897-01-03
Dinner 20 Mr.. George a. nearu.

Twenty. Ave Lotos Club members and their
friends united last evening in giving compli-
mcntary dinner To Mr.. George \. Hcarn, as
tribute to his very great services as a member
Of the c!uh's Art Committee ana IN appreciation
Of his influence as an ART collector. William
Henry White, Vice President OF GHc club pre-
sided, and among th99se present weTe, Messrs.
man. Arthur llearn, John Elderkn, Eastman
Johnson, Andrew Little, II, W. Hanger, George
IL. Wooster. William H. Hume, aad Others.
The sun., 1897-01-03
AQUIRIUM CLOSED TO-DAY.
but Arrangements Uarr Been Made To
Let In - Few Visitors at Time.

The attendance al the Aquarium yesterday was
about 10000. The figures are not exact be-
cause the people came IN 50 fast that Policeman
Campbc,Hs counting machine could not keep
track uf them.
President Mcmillan OF the PARK Board sad
last night that the Aquarium would not be open
on sunday regularly until next Sunday. How
ever, Mr.. Mcmillan said. Arrangements have
been made 80 that people VINO ro To the AQUARIUM
to-day under the impression that IL - open Will
not be sent away altogether disappointed. Tn
dor the escort OF an employee they VIII he per-
mitted to have Il hurried glimpse OF the fishes.
The sun., 1897-01-03
SPANISH U.IRsHIPs.
Four Torpedo Boat D--troyers Now Build.
Ing on the clyde.

LONDON. Jan. "a spanish naval commits
sion consisting OF the Marquis de Mesa and
several officers. Is Mt present In this country
watching the progress Of the building OF war
give here. member Of the Commission says
that four torpedo boat dcstroyoTs are now being
constructed M the clyde for the spanish Gov
ernmont. and that two other Brit.sh-built ves-
sells Of the ZANE class are reaay 10 be placed in
CommlssIOn
The sun., 1897-01-03

TORONTO. Jan. =. samuel Il. Well, alias J.
GArdmar. who is said to he Henry II. Garrett Of
New York. was arrested in Montreal this even
Ing. and will he brought to this city for trial.
Under the name OF Weld. and passing as an
American lawyer here for the purpose ot set
Ting an estate. he gave u check on n Buffalo
bank to the manager of al hotel for Sl4O. The
bank pronounced the check a forgery. and the
matter was put ia the hands of the police.
The sun., 1897-01-03
"rN. u'rrwrr'S CnlHGrS.
Gen. McAlpin'- Successor SAYS They Are
Not on fIIr In IIL.Omcc

ALR\NT, Jan. .. AdiUtant-Geueral r,lling-
hast WAS asked to-day whether he would take
any action regarding the abuses IN the National
Guard spoken about In the report af lnSprC tor
Genera, MCLCwre. lie dIi not max e a ulrect
reply, bnt said lie would investigate and correct
any abuses found to cNi-t. lie intmHtel that
the Mclrwe" report, not having been issued In
the regular wry 10y bringing II Officially before
Adiulaut-tiGneral McA!pn and the tom
NJ tudeT.ln-t Llrf, was not on file ia lis Office.
The sun., 1897-01-03
where Yr.trrdny's Fires Werr.

A. M-2'Sn ass East Sinth street, damage IL. = 7;'
4l5, sac East l0ta street, Mrs. Ncpgrm"EI aan'''
$40; $50 ~ Lexington AVeuue, Geneva Ilun ',raSs
81 500: $50 g56.2i7 East Houston street NAt
Schwartz dAmag" t2puuu.
y. Nj A. Hi Alien street, Herman Nchlck. 1'
slight; Is 1g4 Lexington avenue, Ms, NtrlHn. r-
damage. =. l24g PArE avenue. dau.Asr 50. . /.
Tenth avenue lAy,, \ Co. damage, ssHu. O.. f"--
avenue, John Finn. damage Slr's E, .u. -
Ninety seventh street No damage, 50 ., P. ~
Ihanle street Thomas shannon, damage n '..s :,
0'gG. sUSI Third avenue. William kNus,rr tAunGs
The sun., 1897-01-03
rExN0YER KEEps ms woRD.
Pays Hair His Salary as Mayor or Port.
lnnd Hack to the tItS

PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. >. When cx-Gov.
Pcnnoyer entered upon his duties us Mayor Of
Portland IN July last he said lie would accept
only 0ne.half Of the salary allowed him by law,
which il $1,000. as he considered Il excessive
Yesterday Mayor Pcnnoycr officially paid into
the tIty Treasury uH" half of his legal salary
which hc declined "a accept on the ground that
the GHtisS of his UnCc were not worth II. and he
directed Nud'iur Campbell To draw a warrant
10 the nrd'r Of secretary WulpOls OF the city
Board of 'har ,"., e. be expended for the relief
Ut the needy,
The sun., 1897-01-03
F.ure Returns the Car. Compliments.

PANS. Jan. :. President Faure has sent a de-
spatch to the Car thanking him for his mes
sage OF yesterday. In which his Majesty. after
extending the usual New Year greetings, eX-
pressed his good wishes for the PROSPERITY OF
France and referred to his ENJOYABLE visit to
Paris, President faure's message said in part (:
We recall with lively emotion the precious
remembrance OF your presence among us"
The sun., 1897-01-03
whitehall. Mich. Savings Bank Closed.

Whitehall. Mich. Jan. :.-Rank Examiner
Angcli this morning closed the Whitehall state
savings Bank. posting n notice on the door that
lie had taken possession. Much excitement
prevails. The last report issued by the bank
shows about $4,000 in deposits and about
$4,000 on hand; loans and discounts. SD2. 600;
stocks bonds. ana mortgages, $1,000; surplus,
$1,000. The officers Of the bank have made no
st
The sun., 1897-01-03
Mont~uL the Coming Hurdi--.

LONDON. Jan. An expert tells a reH'esH-'
tative or the United Associated Presses tra'''e
horse Montsuk. formerly owned b. Rc.hd
Croker, is undoubtedly the best newcomer i
hurdle racing in England. lie added ia, 'tt
horse is worth ten times the prize Mr.. lg.a ::
charged Mr.. Sibary for him,
The sun., 1897-01-03
spain Report. Victory. OF Course.

MADRID. Jan. "a despatch from MAJ "a
saws that the insurgents have been s.gna..y 3c.
feated at Balacsu. According to the deslE'D.
]. 100 Of the iu-ucents were killed. IN. r.ssIr :
ten. Eusebru. seven cannon were Csg;GFvi o..
The spanish loss - placed ~ iweUiy. '. .'r'
killed and sixty. eight wouuGeG. The ua'r ~
which the engagement occurred IS not gives.
The sun., 1897-01-03
Police BIn- In Course or Preparation.

1t Is said that several bills OF interest 20 tts
police are beiGg drafted for presentation TO 10
Legislature. one OF the proposed measure {.
to make II crime for any one 10 have knCrN.
out" drops in A.S possession. Another ti. =
10 make II com pulsory upon the part OF Mas -
trates TO remand prisoners when such re.-vsI
iS
The sun., 1897-01-03
DIed DnrIng u New Yenr Gail.

Patrick Lacy died suddenly late on f'DT
night while paying visit to his friend il, IN
Sheridan ut lOOts Chapel street, NewIrh. !r
was LAUGHING and Joking. when he s0a.' J
ApuplcNy was tie cause. Lacy Was q 't.Ts
old hnd he .iNed at .1i l.Assh!c street. y .NAIk,
The sun., 1897-01-03
TO watch Ferries and station. a, Nigh,

Capt. O'Brlen will organize night detective
squad next week. On Tuesday or Wednesday
about twenty y-fve detectives will he stationed at
all the ulets and outlets Of the city. The squad
will be increased ~ fast rs available men are
found until It viii have fifty detectives.
The sun., 1897-01-03

Fire was discovered in the hank building at
Far Rockaway early this morning. The fire de-
partment OF Rockaway Beach was summoned
10 help the Far ROckaway department.
thns. King, prominent citizen, ran into the
burning building, and WAS badly cut on the
head by plate-glass window that Was broken
by the heat.
The sun., 1897-01-03
Farmers burning Their Corn.

OMAHA, Neh.. lau. As n result OF con-
tinued wet weather throughout the State
farmers have begun TO utilize a part OF their
immense corn crop for fuel Tor fear 1t may
spoil The market price Is only cents n busael,
and IL is much more precious f1r fuel.
The sun., 1897-01-03

IrHrury, Ind, Jan, -, Henry Hustled. cashier
ot tae rLi0n touniy National Bank, committed
ngicli" 'p-uay bl hrrgiu.. Ny. .IUst"d va, ~
y"ur. 90! tG', !'I~ nrHn"iHi affairs are "a good
o. ...i'tu', r.I ~ ul- h'r,iItWa, good, no mo.
TIE eau " assigned for slil-dcslrue,!Uu.
The sun., 1897-01-03

mucn pain and discomfort, ~, .r t.''r'S ."f ~
powers and that no cured ". .i .',A. v4'"NH ~
a days confinement make .-ri''rwrHi i''
good oi humanity, aud in ot r '.ai '''..' '''
have been uunC Ecd and humu.r 1870 hN .N '
a safe and certain cure IS to o.. '.,,.. a.l .. =
small expense.
iSsgnedl NuR' .F De-.
!s.s w.-..r-' 4"
The sun., 1897-01-03
Free. sealed and without MARKS.

Or, II, II. kRne's remarkable tlU"t. '.'.i.'
Positive and Lasting CuIy ~ VAR
TURE, HNpNutELE, lNlLANLr .N.....
ENLARGED pEusrATL O..ANN. aul ...-' '
ERs, WITHOUT PALS, CUTTING, "H, "AF.HtA' .
Cousuitlt.on iroc.
Hours. I0lgA 81. "a and - IN, SUNDAY, -
Dr. H. H. kANE, 49, Wes' 5Nl'"
The sun., 1897-01-03
made A MAN
OF NE. "
cnHcAGo. nc.. ,, va

This Is TO certify land mako
this statement voluntarily and
gladly that one year ago was
u physical and mental wErvk,
And had lost all hope " ever
getting cured. Hearing ~ tho
celebrated specialist lr. H. H.,
Kane OF l3s West SIih Il New
York, applied 10 him, and he
has'pcrfectiy cured mo and re-
stored my power and manhood
TO a perfect condition, | hat a
varicocolo ot eight years stal
The sun., 1897-01-03
The Lucky Man

Is the one who sees a good
thing and takes IT, Thousands
OF such men are buying our
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-12-31
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THE CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT

THE CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Sunday school on Monday night drew
out the largest audience that has gather
ed in the church for some years. The
program was excellent, the interest of
the children centering in the Christmas
tree and Santa Claus. which character
was most happily impersonated by Ar
thur j. Smith. The program was as fol"
70 VS.:
Hymn, "All hail the power of jesus
name," Congregation
Address OF welcome, Charlie Jonas
Greeting song, Chorus
Prayer, The Pastor
Address, NJ. C. Rodgers
song, 1.-The secret OF the stars"
Recitation, Cup too late" oliver wolcott
Song. "oh, we love the Merry Christ
mas" Edna and Lillian Mott
Recitation, "Tired OF fi~ures," Paul Wolcott
Reading, "a Story for Christmas"
Miss Susie j Scudder
recitation, "ChrtStmas EVe,"
James Boyson and George Macarthur
Recitation G5Iis1mes what boy T9ntS m tor
Recital on, "The Christmas Tree"
Harley Peek
Address, The Pastor
Dora Boyson
Recitation, "santa Claus on the train"
Mabel Taylor
Brownies, Santa Claus and Chorus.
Distribution OF giftsi
Doxology.
BenedtcttOn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-12-31

The Botsford Sunday school, which
was organized few weeks ago, Is still
growing, membership of over 40 beir &
In the main school and about 20 in the
home department. A superintendent
has been secured in the person of Oliver
S Brakeman of East Village. Hence
forth the school win meet in the school
house at IL O'Clock on Sunday morninA ..
Besides the periodicals of various kinds,
a library of over 200 volumes has been
kindly loaned and is at the residence OF
Miss Eliza B who will act as librarian
and be ready on Wednesday and Satur'
day afternoons TO give out or exchange
books for the convenience of all mem
bers of the Sunday school and home de-
uartment.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-12-31
Death by Her Own Hand.
MISS REBECCA JOHNSON COMMITS SUI
eide BY SHOOTING

Miss RebeccA johnson of South Center
district committed suicide by shooting
on Tuesday morning. She accomplis heG
the deed about / l o'clock, using y cal
ibre revolver. Shortly before this time
Mrs Charles b. johnson had spoken with
her, Laying she would bring her warm
cap OF tea In a little while. After this
Miss johnson closed the door of her
locked it. This was nothing unusual,
"a she often locked the door on entering
her apartments Ii was not long after
ne door was closed that Mrs johnson
heard a shot. She fastened to her cous-
i1's room, found 1t locked, and fearing
81 nething was wrong, summoned + l.
10 Inson. III" obtained entrance to the
room and found Miss johnson uncon-
tctou', in which condition she remained
till death came on Wednesday morning
about 8 o'clock. Physicians were sun
monCd and in a short time DR. d. 2.
Richardson and DR. Edwards M. Smith
arrived, the latter the medical examiner.
l. was found that but one shot was fred,
the ball entering the head near the right
tempt. Miss Johnson, it Is said, had
limited that she might some day take her
life, but the matter was not considered
seriously. She had been in poor health
flr some vears and it ia believed commit
ted the decd in moment OF mental aber-
ration.
Ah 'ut n wear and q half agr Mr. and
ms Cha,l. Is. johnson moved from
their @ Vn home TO that of Miss johnson
Ia order TO make life more comfortable
for her. She appreciated the change,
and seemed very fond Of Mr. Johnson's
children.
On ali questions OF the day Miss John
son was well Informed, being great
reader. Her Immediate relatives are all
dead. Her pArenus were Mr. and Mrs
John johnson; n brother, Edward, died
-Mhen about 20 years old, and two broth
ers also died in infancy.
The funeral will be attended ON 5atur-
day at 30 fcOm her late homo in South
Cent CIR district.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-12-31
Town Topics.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

Great Removal Sale: Now going on
at IA. Storms, lS5 Main sLIeeC. We viii
move Ia our new store, POI Main street,
Rumble g. Whites new block, on or about
January /, and in order to have an entire
new STOCK Of goods we will sell every
thing in our store at reduced prices.
CloaKs, capes, skirts and waists: l lot
cloaks S8, removal price S4.05; lot
eloaks $40, removal price $3.50; / lot
cIoaks Sl2, removal price SO; l lot cIoaks
Sl4, removal price $l2; / lot eapes SIS,
removal price $3.50; our skirts and capes
have Nil been reduced In order to close
them out. Millinery: Our 50 hats at
u 9S, our SO so hats 81 40. Trimmed
eniidren's hats at CSC ana up. This OPP
portunity ia seldom offered. You will
save money by calling at our store no"
and buy what you need. All our fancy
30 IS and 98c feathers and wings at Zoe.
NJ. Ste n, 1856 Main street, Danbury, CT.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-12-31
MONROE.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

The Bible Club meets, this Friday
evening, at 30 o'clock.
The week OF prayer will be observed
beginning January q. Meetings will b.
held every evening except Saturday even
ing, at Z 80.
The annual meeting OF the Society OF
the church will take place on Friday af-
ternoop, December 81, at 1870. Note
the hour.
The A. A meeting for Monday night,
err notice.
The pastor and bis wife were most
kindly remembered during the Christ
mas season by Che church and inaiyidu.
al friends.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-12-31

On account of the freeze in the oil
pipes, Wednesday morning, the Dutch
Rubber was compelled to take half q
holiday while the frost was being re-
moved from the pipes. The thermome-
ter registered eight below zero on We'd
nesday morning at the Hook; at least
some of the more energetic ones did.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-12-31
STRUCK By AN ENGINE.

William Ryan, who lives below B ots-
ford, had a wagon badly wrecked by the
up train, Tuesday night, at the Pepper
street crossing, and his son and a COM
panion by the name of Foley, had mar
row escape. The engine struck the hind
wheels of the vehicle, demolishing 1t, but
the boys and horse escaped without in
jury, save that one of the lads lost a
to 9TH. They were badly scared. Mr.
RYAN works on the section below Bots
ford.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-12-31

Edward Taylor has just purchased a
handsome three-year-old fily of Stanley
Botsford of Wallingford that Is bred to
trot fast and may show some of the hor-
ses about town pace another season.
It Is exceedingly well bred, it's sire being
Grey Wilkes, and it's dam Rosalie, by
Sultan. Two sisters, Jean Wilkes and
Roselle have trotted miles in "a 3 and
% 1-2 respectively, as three-year-olds