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Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02
"RATTLED" THE CONDUCTOR.

If only knsw the old party's address I should send the following telegram at once1 - -'A s.y
 Dear Diogenes-Put out your lantern and come to Kansas City at once. The honest man iA found' s. ffe 5.c
 I was standing on the ar-paa tform of a car that was ust about to start rom the junction up to Walnut street, the other day, when a man who is Well-knoWn in the city rushed up and secured foot hold on the step near me. The cur start ed. and the conductor busted himself with showing the handle of the brake into as many separate portions or my alliato- my as possible. That is supposed to be the conductors duty while the car is going up the hill For the moment ne forgot his ares. .f-s| 5.a
 Just as we had about reached the mid de of the block the nlln who was stand ing on the steps said: sa s,.4ss.,s
 q am going to get off at Walnut
 The conductor made no reply but he looked at the passenger with 2 sorrowful smile that seemed to say: rYoure good thing. You are not only trying to ride up the hill free, but you actually glcry in your magnificent nerve"
 "I say that am going to get off at wal nut" repeated the citizen.
 Well, what of |. 2 said sne conductor DO yl5u want transfer ?"' g,s--
 NO" replied the passenger, T only go to Walnut. If you charge any fare tor tha. ride I am willing ito pay for it"
 IA stra tied look came into the conduc- tors eyes, antl he rapiGly run over on his fingers the numbe. of drinks he had taken during the day The count seemed to satisfy him, for he recovered his com posture rong ercugh to say;
 Well, we never rsfuse to- accept money"
 He nearl jerked the top out of his reg ister when he rung up the fare, and after the pagserger stepped from the csr. after having ridden fully four hundred feet, the conductor followed him with such an absorbing gaze that the two wa,chmen at the corner nearly ruined their already ovsrworkel lungs .ut trying to get him to give the signal to start the car. .r1 J. f ansl
 That mans friends ought to watch him" the conductor said, as we started again.-Ilansas City Times.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02

OF INTEREST TO CITIZEN soLDfERs.

Washington, May 1-Lieut- Gibbons, charged with the arrangements lfor;scthe summer drills of the naval militia is now busy in completing the programme for each state. The department has encouraged the encampment of the militia from adjacent states in groups and the states have fallen in with the movement in most instances though some of the state organiza tions will act alone this summer, either by prefererce or from lack of a nearby neighbor. North Carolina will join with Georgia and, al though the final selection has not been made, 1t is likely that Port Royal will be the head of operations. arv 7iarrs
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02

Spring storms first overturf.
 those trees which are not well
 grounded. Don't let these
 enervating spring days find you poorly prepared to resist them. To have strong nerves, rich blood, good appetite and sound digestion is to be we'll grounded. Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo- II ..phrosphites will give all these, because 1t nourishes the whole ssystem~and reaches the very tissues of life. Better have :, the he spring cough blow by you rather than stop with you for weeks or all summer long. 'nFor sale by all druggists at 80 cents and sI.oo
 SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, New York;
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02

symptoms were accompanied by severe pains in the head. I took sew eral kinds of medicines recommended for catarrh, and used various local ap- plications, but the disease had become so deep-seated that they had no effect whatever. l was alarmed at my con- dition, as I knew this disease invari- ably descended to the lungs, ending in consumption. was induced to take s. s. S. lSwift's Specific), and after two months I was perfectly well, and have never felt any effects of the disease since."
 s. s. s. is the only blood remedy which it is impossible to initiate. There is a substitute for most of them, for they are all alike-contain the same ingredients, and are made in the same manner. But there is no substitute for S. s. S., as it is in every way diff ferent from every other blood remedy offered to the public. tis nature's own remedy, being made from roots and herbs gathered from the forests, and contains not particle of mercury, potash or other drug. It is not drug store remedy, and not single ingredi- ent can. be obtained from chemists shop. s. s. S. (Swift's Specific) is the only blood remedy which is guaran- feed to he
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.

Lima, Peru May l., Via Galveston.-A violent and protracted earthquake disturb ance lasting about one minute caused great alarm here about 2 o'clock this morning. people to prayer, as a serious disaster was apprehended. The shock was also felt in the suburbs of this city. No loss of life or serious damages have yet been reported.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02

r- SevSnty trained thoroughbred horses are performed at one time in one ring in Bainum 6 Baileys Show this season, present ting probably the grandest dis play of its kind ever seen. In the three other rings fare several simultaneous equestrian acts going on, so that the vast arenas afford both am unusual and re- markable exhibition of trained horses, grea ter, in fact, than were ever seen any where before.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02

new disease. It seems to be an epi- : rdsmic. ~Gkanging their minds" is the name of 1t, and changing the titles of their productions cIhe symptoms. The Casino managers have changed and changtd the name of the new review
 so that now no one can tell what 1t really is named. Joel, Marks 6 Co have 6,l- lowed suit with their new producfon of the new character farce. First it was announced as "Hetty Sam and Others" th.n as "A Busy Man" and now it's ''The Widow Goldstein.' The last is painted on the offices, so, presumably, is fiLal.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02
Purely Vegetable.

All others are founded on mercury and potash. M
 Deep-seated and obstinate blood troubles, such as Cancer, Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Eczema, Con- tagious Blood Poison, etc., which oth- CT remedies do not reach, yield readily to the curative powers of s. s. S.
 Books on blood and skin diseases will be mailed free to any address: Swift Specific Co.,, Atlanta, Ga.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02

bers have grandparents living. it will not be laid up against them, but these relatives must be be spoken of orzalluded to with the utmost discretion It is re- ally great scheme.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02
CEPERo RELEASED,

Washington, May 1.-The state depart ment has received formal notice from Con- sul-General Lee of the release of Cepero, whom he a few days ago reported would be released when certain formalitiesl had been observed. f.tn-E
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-02

fFor sale by all druggists at 50 cents and SIoo @ SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-12

aun has respectable 10 que respetan las bestias
salvajes: la hembra los hijuelos. Despues
de una larga vida consagrada La expiacl0n
de tus crfmenes, tn Ultima plegarla sera pa
ra pedir a Dios que te conceda la felicidad
de morir en- los brazos de tn mujer y de tn
hijo."
-Volvamos a pasar por el patio de los
idiotas llegaremos en- seguida al editieIo
en- que esta Morel-diio ell doctor saliendo
del patio donde estaba ell "Maestro de lis
cuela"
Madama Georges, pesar de la tristeza
que le habia inspirado Ell aspecto de los locos,
no pudo menos de detenerse momento al
pasar por delante de la reja que encerraba q
los idiotas incurables, seres infelices que sue
len no tener nj aun ell instlEto de Ia bestia,
V cuyo origen es casi siempre desconocido
de todos hasta de ellos nlismos Pasan de
este modo la vida sin sentimientos, sin pen
sar, Y sin conocer mas necesidades que las
de los animales mas Hmitados. La odiosa
union de la miseria con la relajacion las
moradas mas infestadas causa de ordinario
, ana espantosa degeneration de la especie, que
en- general suele recaer en- las classes pobres.
Aunque generalmente la demencia no Sc
manifesto desde luego al observador superb
cial la simple vista en- la fsonomfa del de-
mente, son faciles de conocer los sfntomas
fisicos del idiotismo FL doctor Herbin no
neceslto que madama Georges obseryase Ia
expression de embrutecimiento, de est1pida
insensibilidad Y de enajenapiiento imb6cil
que Sc vefa en- las caras de aquelos desgra-
cIados. Casi todos elos estaban vestidos
con una especie de casacones largos, sucios y
desgarrados; porque, pesar de una cons
tante vigilancia, no Sc puede Impedlr que
aquellos seres, pTigados enteramente de ins-
tinto dc rsz6D, ensucien y hagan trizas Ia
ropa que vster, arrastrandose dando aulli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-12

dos ell lodo del patio donde estan du-
rante el dla. Unos Sc agolpaban en- los
rincones mas oscuros de un tinglado, anon
tonados Y juntos como animales en- un Gu
bill, lanzando una especie de refunfuf1o sordo
continue; otros pegados de espaldas a la
pared, en- pie, mudos 6 inmoviles miraban
sin pestafear al SOL
Un vieio de diforme obesidad, sentado en-
una silla de palo, devoraba gu pitanza con
voracidad animal, dirigiendo uno otro
lado miradas oblfcuas y sobresaltadas. Otros
movfan circular apresuradsmente en-
peqaefo espaclo, ejerclclo extrano que du-
raba horas enteras sin interruption.
Mas ALA, alguDos sentados ell suelo
sc balanceabau continuamente echando el
cuerpo adelante atres, moVimiento que solo
suspendfan para reir careajadas, con la risa
estridente cultural del idlotlsmo; otros, en-
fin, totalmente anonadados, solo ADRIAN los
ojos las horas de conner, permanecfan
inertes, sordos, mudos ciegos, sin que un
solo grito nj IN sole gesto indicase que esta-
ban yivos
La falta absolute de communication YER
bal intelig gente es una de las notas mas
siniestras de una reunion de idiotas 10
menos los locos, pesar de la incoherencia
de sus conceptos ; palabras, hablan, Sc CO.
noceH Sc buscan unos & otros: pero entire
los idiotzs Teina una iDdiferencia estdpi
da IN desvfo hurano y brutal.
Nunca SO les oye una palabra articnlsia,
v prorrumpen tan solo de caando en- cuando
es risas bestiales en- gritos gemidos que
NADIA tienen de humanos; algunos de ellos,
en- muv corto n1mero, apenas conocen los
mIsmos ce adores.
ESQ no obstante, 10 repetimos con admi-
raci6n: estos desgraciados que no parecen
seres de nuestra especie, nj aun de la animal
cansa de Ia complete incurable impoten-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-12

-Muerto, padre m1o; ha muerto!-
murmur6 Luisa.
-Muerto ell notario!.. Entonces te
creo; podremos ser diohosos. Pero d6nde
estoy 2... como estoy squf?. . ! desde
cuando?. 5por qu62 ). No me acuerdo
bien.
-Hab6is estsdo enfermo, os han trail
do respirar los aires del campo---dijo Ell doc
tor.Hab6is tenido una calentura violenta
con delirio,
-Si ST. va me acuerdo de 10 6ltimo:
antes de mi enfermedad estaba hablando con
mi hlja -. Scon quien2. Scon qui6n
masf ...iAh! ST, con un hombre generoso, con
el sef1or Rodolfo. 3. d.. que impidi6 que me
-Vuestra enfermedad Sc compiled con
una falta complets de memoria-dijo el me-
dico.-La presencia de vuestra hija, de vues-
ira mujer de vuestros amigos os la ha res
tituido.
y zen que casa estoy ahora?
En- la de amigo, en- la del seflor Ro-
dolfo, porque os convenfa mudar de aires
contest6 German.
-iMuy bienI-dijo en- voz baia ell doc
tor; dirigi6ndose celador anadi6-
Que lleven ell coche la puerts del jardfn, pa
ra que no tenga que crnzar ell patio nj salir
por la puerta principal.
Morel no tenfs la menor sospecha de Ia
enajenaci6n mental que habfa padecido, como
iucede algunas veces en- los casos de de.
nencia.
AIgunos minutes despues, apoyado en-
os bfazos de muier de hija, acom-
1ahado de un practicante de ciruifa quien
,oni6 ell doctor el cuidado de Morel hasta
Paris, subi6 al coche sali6 de Bicetre sin
ospechar que habfa estado allf como loco
sCreeis que este infeliz esta sano del to-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-12

saf.... No, no puedo creer-Y despu6s de
un ratio de eilercio cogi6 de repente entire
ambas maros Ia cabeza de Luisa clav6 en-
ella los oios, extrans alteration volvi6
,AcIamar:
Luisa
Sc Ia salvado! -dijo el doctor.
-Morel, esposo m1o exclam6 la mujer
del lapidario reuni6ndose con Luisa
II Nj mujer! mi nujer Y mi hiia!
y 10 tambl6p, slor More todos
vuestrcs amigos nos hemos juntado aqu1-
dijo "AIe5rfa".
-Todos vuestros amigos, senior Morel-
anadi6 German
-iSenorita "Alegrfa"! isenor Ger
mani. dijo ell lapidario reconooendo
cada persona con nueyo oreciente asombro
y los amigos de Ia porterfa 5d6nde
los dejais2-dijo Pomona acercand dose tam
bl6n con Alfredo -Aquf tenGis los Pipelet,
que Dl0s guarde, amigos vuestros hasta la
muerte, seflor MoreI.
lEl se1or Pipelet su muier! 49,.
iIaLta gente alrededor de mi! . Me parece
que mace mncho tempo ...y que. Pero en- |
m ceres tn, Luisa. .eres td?-exclam6 con
exaltaci6n estrechando hija cantra los |
bTazos.
-iPadro de mi alma! 81, soy 20: es mi
madrc. ecu vuestros amigos, que no os
abandonaran. Re acabaron los peeares. to-
dos seremos felices. todos
-Todos felices! ... aguarda d6jame
pensar.... todos felices! Sin embargo, me
psrece que te querian prender +
ST; pero va salf de la carcel libre.
ya Vels como estoy aquf junto a .vos -. q
Yucrtro lado..
-E-pera aguarda i. pareoe que
me voy acordando. .Pero ell notario. -
dijo eI lapidario con terror.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-12
CERvANTES
CENTRO GENERAL.
d. PUI3L.1>uA CIO1ES

Esta s&sa sds2lto sagczIpcionae ( t,.<s:4
siasa de oeFas poF entxagas, txnhser :
pefiodzcoe ilustradcg y de nodss, eno&rg3n-
oose iguaIDoeute Is eomIsIcpes per@euac ct87~
ise ai xarno; J ds eotapIeGSF ouaissqu .s<>
ohrss gus 80 h&ii%son tEureaa; pI.>.-e--~.s, AZ.
seIoFes gus 80 s2cesn1zan sn 3icho czsv,
pgsaE una nota 3ol 6lt;zec eusdsroo qEe
hubleren rselE2ldss.~
zsntra los periodisoz J1@trzacs 1a@ s2s
veptzo rspsy*9, 9erz=-
La I1leHeRk ec::11;H17 AEZ IaIlCA
que pof Is 5o-ieza ia zez 1zz5.dca los X.
JcEes que sa4aI, - GEsasls5aa, io esiecso :
sag texSoE 3 los 1ssgDlnes2a xegssoa aus c&
tAS tfeS kSpsEsof aao9, - oA psslogl3s;,; /.
4A&yoz s1Tc1a-AclcA ~ z@sp&LA > AE4&kl~
lssLzla. @azzs c4aa Es.1ao~ - adve1 IA eus
Ia 1Lr8ERACLCk ARIISTICA
" accGpa1aGz Is
Ell SALON De LA M0DA
periodieo qas goza Eam& entire Las fsail3k
y zaodistas.
K'ya;3s, Bs,@sasos y ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-12
FelICi, COSTA & Go.
Plaga Fosce, Rsseyto-62sco.

Es0yO Eosscs, &&sseyt0-2ssCo.
Giran coxtA vista sobxs Espana Isla
adyscentes.
Girsn gobre Las plazas prinolpales ds
Erancia, lngLaterra, Alemania, Austria
Bslg1ca, Hol&nds, lbs1a; Portugal, Suizs
y Africa s14aySuocos5 = sobra New York.
8sy3 - de 1852.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17
AnteS de ACOStarSe

tomense las Pildoras del DR.. Aver
Sc dormira mejor, para despertarse
mejor dispuestos emprender las
faenas del dia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17
ELECTR|CISTA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estades- Unidos con uns
axtensa factura de timbres, botones, bate
las alambres J demas accessories, ofrece de
nneyo sus servicios para instaIaciones elec-
tricas de todas classes, para niquelar obtetos
por medic de Ia electricldad.
Ponce, % de Nbre. de 1896
(Cristina 81 LUIS SALAzAR-
Nota: Sc facilitan presupuestos para palr
as electricas. 2v.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17
Especlfco Salvador
PremiGdo en- dos Ecposscsoses
NTE

PrensiGdO en- dos ECpoSacsoneS
INTERSTATE
FL portentoso preparado Espec.fco Sal
yodoT de Juan Sierra Urgeli, es ei primero
de los Especihcos para madufar los catarros
y espntar sin toser.
Aunaue IN pueblo est5 apestado de las
epidemlas que fueron, no nay mas que ab-
sorver de dos a cuatro gctas por la narlz.
Todus los microbes que afectan Ia Tespl-
raclon morlran.
Para que nunca Sc sLfra de dolor de ca
en- las letrinas para expnlsar las lcmbl ices
Ia taaia no hay NADIA mas ehcaz.
Por mi e Eismo he experinentsdo ttdo este.
Por 10 demas hay Cchenta apllcacioIes Cd
prospeeto, que acompa1a caaa frssco.
Los comerciaLtes pooran matar todos los
lusectos que Destroyer sus msrcancias usan-
10 este especifco en- la forrna que indica 81
prospecto.
De venta en- Hato PuercO.
JUAN SIERRA u UaGELL.
Jnana-Djaz. Julio ~ dc 1922.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17
Sc VEN DE

Una csja de hero prueoa de fac g ;
alto l ml7,0; aLcho milo en- 3. . pesos,
una biclcieta medic uso ell $50; aua slorle
ra mos tr aoor de cedro lichlle- de ml5U
de larga por omlS5 de anehura ep 800; uos
y,dr las spara0oits $50 Dos n4ostraio
res eIegantes de ceolo lithlpen adGrna-
dos q s 5; IN ALAN bi4le q cezote con TO
das sus PIE zas y con oabloa Ct 81 .nartero
las en- $3.50.
Jniio Il de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17

CLARA THILLET. .-Espee.fco THILLE
para La angina psra otras enfermeaade
De 10 garganta de Ia boca.-Esrmacia G
+ ar1er.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17
InteresantiSIm0

Vino tinto de mesa, de la "Viricola esla-
aola", en cajas de II bo teiias dc "A ne
dlas botellas aIam bradas, y en DarIicss, Ca
iidad tan bnena mejor que Ell vino frances
detalian B. ysen & Ca Playa &c Ponce.
Jnllo Is de S97 I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17

FELIPE VAILLA NT-Agente de nego-
cjos, encaEgaoo 40 4a1ici-ssa, os.rgas ooso>1
ss xs sSbct@,ss-Ilaya de ponce.
CIUDAD
ANTONIO MATTEL Z BRUNETTE
.aabi Portuguss, Ponce, Puerto Isico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17

JAIME RULLAN, ATooHA 6.-Tiene
constantemente en- So estableclmiento OF
peleteria, mater1aies para zaPaleics Ca
zado de todSs classes.
ARECIBO
MORALES 7 CO.-Almacen de provi-
slonea. Caila oal Euerta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17
lAUsUBO! IAUsUBO!

Vigss de X 6, q : 6y s x 10 sifagiaa
,te ). EstanGss as apsRbo de q Z w
.as. ou1tiGo genera CO EszGesas as Ii
s'Aorida, ssoias de tcGss s.aass 1ES 81
.oEsLlUesion.
pI. DrR. e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17
COMMERCIAL

UIRECI UhIO VOM MEUOIAd
MAKINA
FELICI, COSTA - Cs-Comls1onistas
CARLOS ARMSTE ONG.-
m ugCrtat1cT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-17
Las PndoraS CatdrtiCaS
del Dr.. Aver

no tienen igual como remedio
agradable efcaz para el estreni-
miento, biliosidad, jaqueca y todos
los desarreglos del higado. Estan
azucaradas y preparadas con tanta
perfection que culran sin ir acompa-
iladas de las molestias de otras
pildoras del mercado. Pidanse al
farmaceutico, de que Sc sirve las
Pildoras del DR.. Aver. Cuando no
produzcan efecto otras pfldoras, las
del DR.. Aver Sc encontraran efcaces.
PRIMER PREMIO EN- LAS
Exposiciones Uniyersales de Barcelona Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-25
ling, over hurdles
1oUNG BsoN,s CAREER.
The Woodland Lad hode Winner In
HE First Race

The Woodland Lad hode Winner In
HIS First Race.
WOODLAND, CAL, Aug. 24.-The news
that Jockey Clawson, the Woodland lad,
rode the winner in the great Futurity at
Coney Island to-day has been the talk OF
the town. Young Clawson began his rae
ing career in this city about three years
ago, being employed in exercising horses
at the fair grounds. Later he went into
the employ of Hon. II. W. Laugenour,
who had num- ber of horses quartered at
the Woodland track, but only exercised
the horses then.
In 1895, during the district fair here.
Clawson got his first mount on Brother
John, ana Landed him a winner. Imme-
dia teIv after the close of the State Fair of
the same year Clawson was taken to the
Ingleside track at San Francisco. AT first
he met with very little success and re-
ceived but few mounts. He soon attracted
the attention of Lottridge q Atkins, and
finally became connected with their sta
BILE. From this time he gradually came
into fame. At the close of the 1ngleside
races he went East with Lottridge q At
kins, who have him under contract for
three years. He has been riding at
Brighton Beach and taking the measure
of all the older Jockeys.
The little jockey is a native of Missouri,
and came to Yolo County about eig ht
years ago. His parents reside here and
are rejoicing over his victory.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-25

upon as sure winner, and she did not
disappoint her adherents, for she out.
stepped her companions easily. Her best
time was 2:14Z. Margaret Worth was a
favorite for the second piece, but Lady
o, driven by Perkins, crowded her closely
with the result that the two mares divided
second and third moneys.
The district three-year- 2:50 trot went
to DR.. J, a staunch three-year-old, which
halls from Sutter County. He was the
favorite, but the few dollars played
against him the first two heats in the
mutuals proved to be we'll expended. for
his behavior up to the third heat was bad.
He went off like hobby horse and kept
in the air continually. He steadied down,
quite handily. G w W, which took the
first two heats, won second money.
The last event, the 2:25 pace, was an
easy thing for f w, which didn't get a
chance to unlimber himself. Lizzie E
was the only animal which crowded him
at all.
On to-morrow's card are the following
events: 2:19 class, trotting, purse $500,
fourteen entries; 2:17 class, pacing, purse
$500. seven entries; district 2:40 class,
trotting, purse $500, seven entries.
District three-yea old trot, purse 5000.
Doctor j by Alexander Button Queen
G As%Snt % bS SMaesa Alesander Button iHoyj1
Peletta Munger, by Pilot Prince (Sulli-
Joe Shelby, by Don (Smith) ...........2 4
Daymont by Lynmont (Hogoboom) - dis
Time, 2:23s4-2 :24-2;25-2:2414-2:24.
Trotting, 2:16 class, purse $500, three in five
Galette, by Jud Wilkes Gale (Maben). ........1 l
Lady y, by o Perkins) Observation-Disclosures 8
Margaret Worth, by Alexander Button,
(Franklin)
Stella, Stella Sy George Washingtoa ismshi
Time, 2:l61a-2:l4sl-2;16s
Pacing, 2:25 class, purse $40O, three in five.
w, by Nephew Jr. (Gordon).. ..........
Lizzie Z, by nlustrine (Hoy)
Fitz Lee by Arthur WiiKes (Sullivan). ......6 8
Floretta Belle, by State of Maine (Maben).. A 8
Lynette, by Lynwood (Bunch) h).............. s q 6
Cleon by Happy Prince (Key and Durfee) g 8 4
Time 2:l6-2:lS-2:l9M.