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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-28

Court House, where appropriate adj
dresses were made by Capt. Baylor,
Col. r. p Chew and Cragar W. Smith.
All the business houses and residences
were decorated with flags, and great
state of excitement prevailed. Fully
fifteen hundred people were at the sta
ton to bid the company good bye.
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WATCHING THE MEDITERRANEAN
Spanish Vessels on the Lookout fo
Rowing American Craft.

London, April 27.-Special dispatches
from Tangier, Morocco, to-day say the
Spanish warship Pelayo is cruising in
the Mediterranean and two torpedo
boats in the Straits Of Gibraltar
London, April PA special dispatch
from Gibraltar to-day says the Spanish
warship Pelayo, accompanied by a tor
pedo boat, passed there to-day bound
for CadiZ
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INVENTIVE GENIUSES.

Special 70 the Reglster
Washington, D. G.. April 27.-Pat-
ents have been issued to residents OF
West Virginia as follows: Charles
Drake, Warrington. clothes-drier: Sc
bastian n. Miller, Piedmont. paper
making machine; and David Wilson
Fort GAY clotheS-pin.
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G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT.
An Interesting Session Held Yester-
day-Next Meeting at Terra Alta.

Special to the Register.
Huntington, w. Va, April 27.-Six-
teenth annual Encampment G. A. r.,
had an interesting session to-day pre-
sided over by Richard Robertson, of
Wheeling. A banquet was rendered the
visitors tonight. officers will be elect
ed tomorrow The annual session
will be held at Terra Alta.
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BOUND FOR CHARLESTON.
Companies of Militia From Up in the
State Pass Through Huntington.

Special to the Register.
Huntington, W. Va, April PA
special train over the Ohio River Rail
road arrived here at 7 O'Clock this
evening. bringing State militia COM
panies from points east en- the Balti-
more & Ohio. They were transferred
TO the Chesapeake & Ohio here.
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FULL PENALTY.
w. a. Sands Sent TO the Penitentiary for
Ten Years-Took 1t Hard

Special to the Register
CUMBERLAND. Md. April 27.-W A.
Sands, the man who yesterday plead gull
ty to attempted wife murder, was SEN
fenced this afternoon to ten years in the
penitentiary. the full extent Of the law
When Sands heard the sentence, he ex-
claimed. My God, my Cod and fell to
the floor. He had to be assisted TO his
feet by two officers. He then burst into
flood of tears and had to be carried
back 10 Jail
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FLEET MUST LEAVE.
Portugal's State Council VIII Meet
To-Day TO Declare Neutrality.

Lisbon, April 81 The State Council
meets tomorrow in order to decree
the neutrality of Portugal during the
war between the United States and
Spain, after which the Spanish fleet
must leave the Cape.
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COMPANY II" OFF.
Patriotic Farewell by the People
of Charles Town.
Special 10 the Register.

Special to the Register
Charles Town. Jefferson County. W.
Va, April 27.-Company ~. Of the
First Regiment. West Virginia Ma
tional Guards, containing IS men. I'M
der command of Capt J. NJ. Payne, left
here this evening at : p. m. over the
Baltimore & Ohio for kanawha City.
Before leaving, the company marched
through the streets and thence To the
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IMPORTANT. If TRUE.
Spanish Squadron Reported to BE Headed
for the North Atlantic Coast on Bonn
harding Expedition


Bayonne France, April 27.-Accord-
ing TO a letter just received here from
Madrid, dated from the Spanish capitol
on Tuesday, April 26, the Spanish
squadron consisting of four ironclads
and two torpedo boat destroyers sailed
for the United States yesterday. 1t
was rumored that the squadron was
to steam direct across the Atlantic and
lombard northern ports of the United
States. The port from which this
squadron sailed was not mentioned.
1t was added, however, that a second
squadron consisting of four fronclads
and two cruizers was being formed at
Cadiz. Its destination was unknown.
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TO LETT.


NO. l93 Fourteenth street. GROOM dwell
ing, with both gases and batn
No. 81 s. Front street. groom dwelling
with both gases and bath
NO. l46 s. Broadway. l-room uNaA's
with all modern conveniences.
No. y s. Penn street. S-room d"clfs
all convenlences and nicely located.
No. 40 S. Huron street, 6-rooms
gases.
No. 1000 Market street. room In Tea,
No. z Zane street, rooms.
No. 20 Vermont street. ) rooms.
No. 49, Zane street, rooms LIST foot
No. 135 Zane street. rooms. "a tloor
No. 81 S. Front street. 3 rooms, lst i'o'
No. ~ S. Front street, 8 rooms, I'd to..
No. 70 S. Broadway. 4 rooms
No. 1911 McColloch street rooms
No. 80 Fifteenth street rooms.
No. So N. York street 4-room colt ge,
Or. @. @METETE,
Real Estate. Fire Insurance
Surety Bonds.
Exchange Bank Building.
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A LITTLE ONE.
The Monitor Terror Takes a Cuban
Coasting Steamer-Run Into Key
West.

Key West, Fla, April q, (S:20 a. ND
The prize brought in here this morn
ing by the United States cruiser Detroit
is the small Spanish coasting steamer
Amarose Bolivar. She was captured
by the United States monitor Terror,
Captain N. Ludlow, off Cardenas, last
night. She surrendered forthwith.
The Bolivar was richer tnan. she looked.
Seventy thousand dollars of silver specie
was found, beside cargo of bananas and
800 casks of wine.
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NIcTHERoY SAILS SATURDAY.

PARIS. April "A dispatch received
here from Rio Janerio announces that
the dynamite cruiser Nictheroy. purchas-
"a by the United States. will sail north
ward on Saturday next, escorted by a
Brazilian warship.
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"A QUICK TRIP.
The Audaz Steamed Six Hundred Miles
in Thirty-One Hours.

Madrid, April 27.-The Spanish tor
pedo boat destroyer Audaz has arrived
at Ferrol, steaming six hundred miles
in thirty-one hours.
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a PROTEST

To Be Entered by the Shipowners Asso-
citation of Barcelona.
BARCELONA. April 27.-The shippers
and shipowners' associations have ad-
dressed protest to The Spanish govern
ment against the American acts of pi-
racy," in order that Spain. through the
French embassy, may demand an indem-
nifty.
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AMERICUs CLUES BANQUET.

PITTSBURG. Pa. April e7-The annual
banquet of the Americas Republican Club
in honor of Grants birthday. took place
tonight at the Monongahela House.
Covers were laid for go and many prom
inent guests We're present
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1a-INCH PRoJEcTILEs
Sent on Rush Order from the Carpenter
Steel Works

READING, Pa. April 27.-on a rush or
der the Carpenter steel works sent TO-
night s% thirteen-inch projeetnes. weigh
ing lleo pounds to the Brooklyn ana Nor
folk navy yards.
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STOPPED FOR COAL.

CHARLESTON. S. G., April 27.-The
converted torpedo boats Hamilton and
Morrill, and the mosquito boat Sioux ar
rived in port this morning for coal. They
are en- route 10 Key West
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MR.. GLADsToNE's CONDITION

LONDON, April 27-Mr Gladstone. ii
Il announced from Hawarden. did not
steep very well last night. bat he is
resting easier to-day and is NOT suffer
ing pain.
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READY TO RESIGN.
Companies | and G, of Huntington
VIII Stand BY Colonel Banks.
Special to the Register.
urt,ti r+,n w yro

Special to the Register.
Huntington, w. Va, April 27.-At 2
O'Clock this afternoon Companies l.
G and H. of this county, $50 strong,
left on a special train for Kanawha
City. the point of mobilization. They
were accompanied by the Second Regi-
ment band. It is reported there. that
in event of Col. Banks being reduced
in rank, owing to the consolidation of
both regiments, every member Of Com
panies ! and G will resign.
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 21.-Ow-
ing to the absence Of legislative appro-
priations, the Board of Public Works this
afternoon authorized the Governor to bor-
row sufficient money to defray the ex-
penses Of modifying the troops and while
in camp The Governor will have no
trouble in effecting the loan through the
banks here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-28
Special to the Register


CUMBERLAND, Md, April o7.-George
lines, farmer. residing near here, aged
seventy years, is boasting over the ar
rival this morning Of new heir. He is
the father of twenty children, and has fif-
teen boys who have signified their inten-
ton Of enlisting in the war against Spain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-28
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

Washington. April 27-To-day 5
statement of the condition of the
treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance. S21S,276, 756; gold reserve, $780,
761,424
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NOT HEARD IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. April 27-At II O'Clock
it was stated that the President had re-
eeived no advices about the reported
running of the blockade by the Mont
Zerrat.
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SPANISH WARSHIP REPORTED.

Dublin, April 27.-It is reported that
a Spanish warship passed the North OF
Ireland yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-28

E0D The Great Bis Store ROBIN
EON.. on Main and Tenth streets.
26I feet of plate glass 'front.'
RENT. sss % !s5sa rl d. + Vi nj s"a.
in parts and make .t,f.-
mons TO suit good tenants Also u..s- Ia
Virginia street. island IUdIIir, nf p,
Riley, attorney. JAMES j.. HAWIEv
real Estate and Loan Agent, zoos Man
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SHOWED OFF,
And as Result an Engine Of the Cush-
ing Was Notwithstanding North
for Repairs.

for Repairs.
Washington, D. c., April Pit was
learned to-day that the torpedo boat
Cushing is on her way North from the
blockading squadron of Admiral Samp-
son, off Havana, in order that repairs
may be made to her starboard engine,
which is wrecked as the result, it is
said, of an attempt TO show off her
fine qualities by Naval Cadet Boyd,
who was temporarily in charge of her.
The repairs, it is expected, will take a
month. and probably will be done at
the Norfolk navy yard. 1t is said that
the vessel has had no encounter of any
sort with the Spanish, and that there
is nothing in the reports current that
the Spanish gunboat Ligeria had fired
at and hit her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-28
AN UNIMPORTANT SESSION.

The Senate Did Little Business YeSter-
day-Res0lutions to Aid the Cuban
Army.
Washington, April 27.-In the Sen
ate, Mr.. Stewart, of Nevada, intro
duced a resolution that the Secretary
of War furnish an estimate of the
amount necessary to arm, equip and
subsist the Cuban army until the Span
ish army shall be expelled from the
island. After statement by Mr. ALI
son (Iowa) that the whole subject
covering the resolution was now being
considered by proper committees, and
that there would be no delay, Mr.
Stewart agreed that the resolution
should go to the military affairs COM
mittee.
The Senate was in session only an
hour, and did no business of import
ance.
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FOR RENT.

Store room. 1883 Main street I'm oo5tor
for dry goods, drug store boot an.
shoe or clothing store
10 North York, 6 rooms
732 Main street rooms
100 South Elm street. rooms
~ South Front street rooms,
III Virginia street. rooms.
S9S Market street, rooms
y South Huron street. 3 rooms.
So Eighteenth street, rooms.
l22S Market street, / room
1887 Market street. store room
l045-49 Market street Maurer house
GEO. J. MATHlSON,
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FOR Rem

FOR RENT" Rooms for Ran,
for sale cards: also Rouse Se.s.. 5'i
aale at REGISTER Counting Room .i
FOR RENTING large room.
floor; both gases and use If b5.i &
Chapline street. opposite civ h,1fl5io,,' -
quire at 1915 Chapilne street n(G,is NJ
FOR RENT-Store room wT-5 ss.,.-
R 81 M . Malh street Enquire Of JOIN
- = ~ = ~ feblle&lh
FOR RENT OR SALE-t,ourrrI 80 y
late John Pfarr, al Pleasant 3rs 'iiI-14 VI
Elm Grove motor lhle twcr-2. AZ Il, IN
ride from city. FOR DartirI,s~s i t,,o. w.,
Of ". II. PbARR, I04$ Msin SIR ''"l''
-an30e&rh
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A WAR LOAN.

Board Of Public Works Authorizes the
Governor to Borrow Money to Mobilize
the Troops.
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ASSIGNMENT AT BrCKHAN,-oN

Special to the Register
BUCKHANNON, W. Va. April 20
L. Robinson, retail groceryman, made an
assignment here to-day. W. II. Fisher
was appointed trustee. Liabilities are
=, 200, and assets about the same.
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SI'tVIFfI 70 IIIt INtEIsIeT.
WESTON, w. Va. April 27-The CLASH
fed assessment plan was adopted at to-
days session of the grand lodge Ancient
Order Of United Workmen. The election
of officers takes place tomorrow The
session will probably last until Saturday.
The lodge was banquetted at the Camden
after their session tonight.
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London, April 27.-The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Times says the
American squadron sailed direct for
Manila at o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
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AN ARMY OF HIS OWN.

George lines Has Twenty Children. of
Whom Fifteen Will Fight Spain-An-
other Heir Yesterday.
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CLASSIFIED ASSESSMENTS. ,

The Grand Lodge United Workmer
Adopted the Plan at Weston Yester
day.
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DIRECT FOR MANILA.

The American Squadron Getting Into
Spanish Territory and Ready for a
Fight.
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'ational LeagI
EAsY-MARK SCOTT.
Brewers Fatten on the HOOsier's
Choice Slow Balls.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 29.-After the
first inning to-day Scott was an easy mark
and the Brewers raped out another vic
tory as easily as though they were facing
a sand lot team. while Terry proved in
vincible and his splendid support kept long
flies and line drives from Undertaking. into
three-baggers and homers. Terry was wild
at the outset, giving Hogriever his base in
the first inning and then being touched up
for singles by Mcfarland and Hoffmeister,
which gave the Indianapolis team two tall
lies. In the third inning Barnes's muff was
disastrous, as it permitted Mcfarland to
reach second base and Hoffmeisters single
scored him. After that Terry was not hit
safely, but in the ninth he passed Hoff-
meister to first base, Stafford's tumble of
MOTIFS drive helped him to third and
Flynn's long fly to Barnes helped Hoff-
meister home. In the meantime the Brewers
had been toying with SCOTS delivery in a
free manner. punching their hits in the Sec
ond, third fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
innings and accommodating eleven tallies,
thereby taking four straight games from
the Hoosiers. Score:
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MUNICIPAL ROUTINE.
Contracts Awarded.

Contracts were awarded by the Board Of
Works yesterday as follows:
Central avenue, from Twenty third street
to Fall creek, to the Western Paving and
Supply Company, at $4.06 lineal foot each
side. The company was ordered to complete
the work by Aug. 5. $685. Trinidad asphalt
Is to be used. The other bidders were
Warren-Scharf Company, $4.O9; Indiana Ber-
mudez Company, &.17.
For cementing the sidewalks of Vermont
street. from Oriental street to the first alley
west of Dorman street, to Frank Lawson
& Co., at $1.1O12 lineal foot Other bidders
We're: Rogers & Dunlop, $1.16; Henry Mag,
S.36; Henry T. Noting, $1.3s; julius Keller,
For cementng the south sidewalk of
Eighteenth street, from Meridian street to
pennsylvania street, to Frank Lawson &
Co. at 50 GENTS lineal foot. Other bidders
were: j. c. Veney, 621z cents; Henry Mag,
66 cents.
For cementing the sidewalks of Marlowe
avenue, from Oriental street to Highland
avenue. to julius Keller, at 50 cents a linesl
foot. Other bidders were: Frank Law son
& CO., 72& cents; Rogers & Dunlop. 741a
cents; Henry Mag, 70 cents; H. T. Noting,
Bids Rejected.
For paving with asphalt the roadway of
Tenth street. from Pennsylvania street to
was ordered.
Final Action Taken.
On modified resolution for grave road
way cement sidewalks, brick cutters and
curbing in Sterling street, from Tenth street
to Twelfth street
For cement. walks next to the curb in
Ohio street, from East street to Noble
street.
Action Rescinded.
For gravel roadway and gravel sidewalks
in Barth avenue. from Beecher street to the
bridge over Pleasant street
Papers Ordered.
The city engineer was instructed to pre-
pare papers for local sewer in Vermont
street. from Liberty street to Noble street.
Petition Filed.
For the vacation of ten feet off the west
side of Preston street, from Ohio street to
the terminus of Preston street. Referred to
city engineer for investigation.
Revolutions Adopted.
For gravel roadway, cement sidewalks and
curblng in Twenty-hrst street, from Cen
trail avenue to College avenue
For crawling the roadway of the first
aliey north of Tenth street, from Hamilton
avenue to Jefferson avenue
For gravel roadway, cement sidewalks
brick cutters and curling in Barth avenue
Pleasant run.
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NATIONAL HONOR.
Maurice ThOmpsOn's View of 1t and
the Journals Endorsement.
% the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
The fraternal exchange of Cuban views
between Mr.. Maurice Thompson and the
Journal must impress many observers as
one of the pleasing surprises of the present
war. 1t is perhaps perfectly natural that
Mr.. Thompson should see nothing incon-
sistent with the Declaration of Independ-
ence or our theories of government in the
policy of governing subject races without
their own consent. This has been the
avowed policy of the section he is proud of
representing for more than a generation
SO completely has the South emancpated
Itself from the Jeffersonian superstition that
governments derive their Just powers from
the consent of the governed that it has
never hesltated to employ the persuasive
eloQuence OF the shotgun, when necessary
to enforce its views. In communities
where IL IS often more dangerous to be n
negro postmaster than a professional high
Wayman ana where the chief concern of the
constitutional conventions is how to deprive
negroes OF the rights guaranteed them by
lhe Leoeral Constitution, there might seem
no objection to the appropriation of Cuba
without the consent of the CubanS Mr.
thompson doubtless shares TO a considera-
ple extent, this imperial instinct of his ma
tive environment, the idea that. this is
white mans government, in which il is
wholly undesirable that subject races should
haVe any part For observe that in the
south there is no objection to white litter
acy. II is the color of the voter that loses
i'm the right 10 be counted But many
Journal readers must be mildly surprised to
md so Stanch a defender of equal rights
and honest representation as it has been
agreeing with Mr.. Thompson that the con-
sent Of the governed is quite an immaterial
factor of the conquest problem and even
asserting TO the force of his illustration
drawn from the condition of the South Sec
uonal differences must indeed be melting
away very rapidly, when the Journal can
think 1t desirable 10 extend to new con-
quests the sort Of race tyranny that exists
In several Southern States
but more serious question is. what is
20 become of that nice sense of national
nonor, OF which we heard so much when
Congress was bent upon forcing the admin
tetration into an immediate declaration of
WarI What further proof of Cuban inca
pacity for self-goVernment have we to iusti-
~ this proposed violation of our legislative
ana executive pledge not to interfere with
It's independence? Yet before the war of
deliverance is fairly begun. we find the
Journal and Mr.. Thompson. representing
different parties and sections, calmly APP
propriatlng Cuba and generously relieving
the benighted Inhabitants from any share
~ its government. If this Is not imperial
Ism, as the Journal insists, will ii smell any
sWeeter by another name?
J. Q. DoNNELL.
Kingston. Ind. June 20.
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SARATOGA. N. Y, June 29.-The night
before the freshmen race finds much inter-
est and some money awaiting the result.
Columbia has remarkably good-looking
eight that has done some splendid work.
Pennsylvania freshmen are said to have
made phenomenal time over the course and
appear to be in fairly good form. Cornells
juniors are in fair shape, strong and de-
termined to wipe out the stain of the New
London defeat. II can be seen, therefore,
that the struggle should be sharp and hot.
Columbia leads slightly in favoritism and
outside the professional sporting element
the recent defeat of the Ithacans has
caused the public mind to look for Penn
sylvania in second place. All the members
OF crews, except two of the Wisconsin men
and one or two Cornell men. are in excel
lent form
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-30
B. AND L. ASSESSMENTS.
Desire to Make Test Case Under the
New Law.

G. N. Thompson and Charles Bookwalter,
representing the building and loan inter-
ests of the city, were before the County
Board of Review yesterday, asking that
some equitable plan Of assessment be adopt
ed by the board in fixing the valuation of
building and loan stock. 1t was suggested
that meeting of building and loan secre-
taries be called and that the question be
discussed by them. There was also a sug-
gestion that the board fix an assessment in
one case from which an appeal could be
taken. and let the court settle it. BY this
plan the present law regulating the assess
ment of building and loan stock could be
tested. Following is the result of the
board work Yesterday:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-30
SOME LOW MARK HORSES.
Entries for Business Mems Driving
Club Races Tomorrow.

The card of the Business Mems Driving
Club races for tomorrow shows large fields
and good selections. Aside from the class
races, the free-for-all is especially strong,
the horses having marks ranging from 2:l0
to 2:17. Messrs. Murbarger and Lyzott have
been chosen as judges and Ed Atkins as
starter. AS the card is a large one, the
races will begin at o'clock. Following are
the entries:
Three-minute Class-Red Hall. s. A.
Fletcher; Wilkes c., w. f. Churchman:
M5n !,0 TIL H F. Phelps Robert L, Joe kink
Daisy r.. Will Roth Sam J. C. Pierson:
Ariel, ,Chas. Shower; Fairbanks, Maurice
DonEelly.
2:So class-Major. D.. B. shideler; Lady
Shower. Chas Shower; Anna A., w. ". Ra-
ker; Frank j.. Fred Dickson; Zoo Zoo, Geo.
Marott
2:2O Class-Satan. Chas. Haynes: Billy
Briggs. v. y. Short; Black Wilson. John
ano w. s. Ballenger; Little Elgin, f. r.
Jacobs; Charley Boy, Chas. Shower
Free-for-all-Emm Wilkes, T. Taggart:
Merritt. S. r. Holt; Robert c., ]. c. Sipe;
Pat Murphy. Alvin Cavett; Rinehart, F. w.
Lewis.