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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-24
SITUATION AT MANILA
RIOS VIOLATED A. TEMPORARY
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION,
English Citizens CompInip NJ a..
pea"i"rk-Attitudc of the Hungry
Unpaid Insurgents Menacing.

Manila. October 23.-The commission q.
spahiards sent here recently by General Rios
SPAN governor in the Philippines and rov.
erhor gendral of the southern portions n, the
archipelago. arranged temporary commercial
convention. Accordingly inter-island traffic
was Resumed. but it is now again interruntcd.
'",S TIME py orders from General Rios
inc steamer San Nicolas which left Manila
Senn.eiuay, nylhs the American flag, was com
peled to return by a Spanish gunboat. whosn
Volnhstldor offered as a plea for hi, action
rn"1 one crew consisted of PHILIPPINES who
might smuggle contraband articles
The San Nicolas, after reporting her avno
renee sailed again, followed by the United
States gunhoat McCulloch
, rug ihsurSent schooner Mauriola enteroa
manila har6or flying the insursent flag wbicS
WIS lton'puy hauled down by the Anle-i,ans
yesterday the British consul at Manila CON,
N,n,u meeting OF merchants to discuss thu
soiillieIe'al deadlock. British capital IN tha
amount OF 2O0,o000 o0 has been living idle hsre
,or slN months. In the existing cond,tions
uusihesS rotations with the provinces hs,.a
oeen IN many cases entirely suspended Tn
nee,uk resolved TO make an urgent annaai ~
."e hIllsn government 10 endeayor TO hag,on
settlement Of pending issues aS'e"
The attitude Of the ins,irgeot irorns ho. =.
come VERY manacing. Their supplies arr aas 49, "
. .mk sVarce and they are becoming desnsra,a
iheir leaders assure the troops, who hos,o bss
no, no tay 10, months that they will ao,n c.n-
ne thIppino newspapers insist nm, ah
so'ute iidept ndence and denaunoo anna, -,
w ~ a.Lteu states or an American proiact
. uInte Win equal energy. The Ameriren n,,
tnoiiueS. naval and military, are takynS r wu-
,aty measures. although no immedis,
trouble Is anticipated ~ "N'neaiate
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FIGHTING IN PORMOSA.
JAPANESE TROOPS HAVING A HARD
TIME WITH THE sANAGEs.
ChinH swept Away by Fioods-Two
Thousand People Drowned.

Chicago, October ga special from IN
coma Wash, says; The steamship Victc.
ria brings the news that two more bittles
have been fought In Formosa by Japanese
troops and tho native sayag,s. who seem
bent on txtermipating all the Japanese on
the islar'd. Europeans and numbers Of
Chinese merchants are fleeing to America
by every steamer.
A month ago 1000 aborigines attacked ana
set fire 10 one OF the principal Japanese
military stations. After eight hours des-
perate lighting. the natives retreated. In
this battle more than 200 were killed. On
the following day large band Of natives
advanced to HanlSyo. burning the staten
az lajo. Japanese troops reached Hank w
at the same time, and surprised the aborJs.
ines In their headquarters at Hankyo which
was burned. In another battle scores ~
nativea were shot down.
The Formosa rebels have been sunnlled
with arms and equipments by the Chinese
hundreds Of whom have landed from
Annoy.
Inc Overlooking OF the Yellow river IN
shan Tung province has caused the most
appalling disasier OF modern times a
Central china, Villages were swept away
BY Aundrsds. ons hundred thousand peo-
20 are ruined aud homeless. crouohins
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SAMPSON DID NOT SPEAK
Failed to Attend the Services Ar
rnnEed by Rev. Euiian


ranged by Rev. Fulton.
Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post Copyriehted
1873 by James Gordon BennettD
Havana. October 2S.--AdmlIal AMI Mrs
Sampson started TO attend church this a,-
ternoon, but on the way were Joined bv
American friends. For some reason the
carriage turned back when almost at tho
church door and Sampson did NOT de,ivsr
en- address. large crowd gathered at'tbs
Old Jane theate,, now known as The ola
Gethsemane chapel, and e grsat m,ioritv
were present merely to hear Samson Ssr,
vices vera prolonged nearly two nour. and
the congregation finally disp rsed whan
rev Fulton decided there was no hone of
the admiral appearing. In explanation r Nv
tuitoa said Admiral Sampson hnd moi onlv
promised to attend. bur was anxious m do
so. majority of the Americans here he.
ileve that sampson learned at the las M.
ment that an attempt had been maie ,,
secure his apparent Endorsement Of an a.
tack upon Catholicism nv means NJ h,s
presenee al the meeting. The services wars
supposed TO be non sectarlsn but wor,
conducted by FuItnp, whose attacks mo,
Gatholicy are notorious
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COL. HOOD AT HOLGUIN,
HE WILL he PRACTICALLY INN
GOVERNOR OF THE DISTRICT.
"'"'iais Who VIII Take the Oath of
Allegiance Are to Retain
Their Places.
especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her.
~ ~ ana The Houston Post. Copyrisbtsd
lNNN by names Gordon Renneff \

especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her.
~, ,1Ss ana The Houston Post. copyrighted
1871 by James Gordon Bennett)
santiago. October 2s.-The tran,oort I.os
Angeles, carrying Colonel Hood, the young
est colonel in the American army, and SIX
companies OF the Second immunes. Will
ieove hor Gibara and HoIguin tomorrow
noon to garrison these towns after reeelv.
ing tae surrender OF the arms OF the ~ ,O0)
spdh.aTus under General Mario and super-
'nash1.ng their embarkation for Spaan.
TWO companies will be permanently sta
noned az Gdoaa and the other four i'm
h9lsnln and adjacent villages. AN the
companies viii remain In G.hara until the
spanirds there have LETT. There is much
III ieeing between them and the Cubsns.
More than 600 Spanish are In the hospita;
vi with smallpox and fevers.
SIX companies of the Second immunss re-
maaning IN Santiago under command OF
Me1or swain Will follow as soon as Coio-
mel Hood takes possession OF affairs In
Holgnin Colonel Hood Will be p,uclinallv
yovernor OF the ftoiguln distric, in Inc
province OF Santiago. He has received Or
ders 70 take charge OF all civil afiaIrs IN
towns, allowing the Cuban officials 10 re-
tain thar position II they take oath a.
allegiance % che United States.
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CAMPAIGN rs BITTER.
WHITES AND BLACKS IN Nouru
CAROLINA MAY HAVE A CLASH.
Democrats Determined that Nerroex
Snaii Not Nilmington,S
Postmaster Gives Good Advice.

Atlanta, October 23.--A special TO the
Constitution from Raleigh, N. c., SAYS;
Inc bitterness engenderod between the
whites ana blacks during the campaign
low on increases as the day OF election
approaches anl serious trouble Is feared In
November. The present governor, Russell
Is a republican. elected by tbs fusion two
years ago OF the republicans aud popultsts.
He will hold office two years longer. but
the sumggle this fall ia for control OF the
legislature. governors OF North Carolina
nofdtng ofdoe four years Democrats say
ufere are approximately 1000 negro Office
holdeEa tn North Caraolina. They expreSs
thtsr determination to end this state ~
a6airs. Va
The republican postmaster ait Wllps,ny-
Lon. William H. Clayboirne, in a latter
70 Senator Pritchari, which he also gave
70 me press. says 'raoe conflict is imm.-
nyh pnere thai The property owners are
~ mined TO put an END at once aud for
cse1 70 negro rule and that the feeling
res eDovo politics. He urges Senator
xtEt0efu. - the bead Of the republican
psIV m North Car0llss, to let the prop
eIFy owners have full control On New Han
over county and In Wilmington
tne democrstic lealers say their control
g Sne aeSislature IL certainty. The fu-
s@ lrapublicans and populists) ON the
ozns Mend declaie that 1t ~ impossible for
- oenooratp 70 overcome the heavy ma
~ eeAnsf them' which at present is 81.
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SHORT NENs STORIES.

PONCE; Porto Rico, The Relief sailed from
clt nEw hoEX.1The total registration o, IN.
in ISL 81 new forA Is 55ssss, as against SCI 1872
.,AILANTA, Ga,-Anlrow Blals,v nr,,,a
S ., company p, Second New York yo,pn,ss.rs'
Yer. ''ua! OF typhoid fe-
spS SiSS , yuaN; Porto Rico. The Manitoba
ara Sc passengers. "a'seu soldiers
rr sANr Meade Middletowu. Pa--rbs n,o,.
10 sl an a. lss corps south will begin Nsvs%s e
the troops ' ANN erah nam expects to have all
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GObti:ItsN.

France missing troops Mt Cherbourg.
The French Fashoda yellow book con-
tends that Marchand, having reahed
Fasboda first. II Is French territory, de-
sr.tc Lord sallsbury's contentious to the
contrary.
DR.. Mueller dies from the bubonic plague
at Vienna.
One Spanish cabinet officer has resigned
and another threatens TO on account OF the
arrest Of Editor Flgura for publishing an
uncensorod editorial.
political measure In case she receives as.
surance from Russia that she will receive
SUPPORT There Is practically no other
solution than war because OF the political
situation.
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SUMMARY OF TODAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
wan AFTERMATH.

Admiral sampson's report Of the naval
campaign up to the destruction Of Ger
yera's fleet made pubiic.s Tho most i'm.
rorlant part Is his correspondence with
General shafter concerning tho capture
OF the city.
English merchants complain Of tho COM
nercial deadlock at Manila. Insurgents
are without pay, and are very monaclng
Their newspapers are for absolute iDds-
pendcnce.
A daily paper at Cienfiiegos, Cuba, 10
advocating independence.
Corruption, plumber and robbery are
common In Cuba. the church accused OF
advising the Cubans to oppose tho Amer
leans. Many soldiers in the Spanish army
are being mustered out. as they wish to
remain on the island.
1t Ia estimated that It will cost Spain
sI6.ooo.oo0 10 transport her Cuban troops
back to Spain.
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SANTIAGO NOTES.
Iron Companies can Not Get Natives
To Work In the Mines

Iron Companies can Not Get Natives
In Work In III" Mines.
Santiago. October %. - Colonel Hood. With
ak companies Of the Second immune reg.
iment. VIII leave tomorrow for Glbara. en-
routo for HoNguin. General Donaldson. col
lecior OF tho port, may accompany Coloael
Hood to make arrangements as to the Gus
toms there.
Al! business people apparently wish for
annexation to the United States the de-
sire increasing dsily, as II Is feared that
many factions Will grow up under the In
huence OF rival leaders.
Tho iron companies find Il impossible IA
get workers for the mines, as neither the
Cuhans nor the Jalnasca negroes want hard
work The Spanish American company is
working l15 men at Brquiri. At jarurua
thete are only 200 men. whereas 700 are re-
CURED. The pay is from as cents upuara
day
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THE WRECKED wAnsH,ps.

work Progressing on the C,,o,
May Try to Raise the vixcnyn.
Santiago de Cuba, October est Is "a.
Ported from Guantaramo that Naval Con.
structor Hobson, who left there early las,
week for jamaica with the intention Of
taxing the Atlas steamer for New York. 1,
going TO Washington to obtain an appro-
prlatlon, II possible, of a million dolIap r.
tsh cruiser vizcaya span
To p.fes fcs raising tire Chr,s,o,. !,
Colon have heen perfected, and rhr wo,s
IL progressing in accordance With me -
structions left by Mr. Hobsou, who exne.,.
70 return within month. ''ess
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DEMANDED.
Cubans Opposed to American Rule
Over the Island.
SPANISH SOLDIERS WISH TO REMAIN.
The Church and Extremists Urging
Cubans 10 Demand independent
Robbery and Corruption.

Havana October % via Key West, Fla
| Oct,hor % pav - 7 .ihsrtad on, OF the dlall,
| - -.
| papers OF Cienfuegos, puDhsnei with in'
| sanction OF the government, prints a mani
| fe-sto with over 200 signatures. a great man,
:, ..,., - :, cr,nsards onan,,
" ""'o" VIC ."N'0 "
proclaiming Cuban indspendence' oWiht
| to the fact that Spanish officers are sell
Ina, ce,,,,,,sa,rv stor.s at anv price Obtain.
- - a.,
s'oio arm! supplies arc IN" " uiue va Wv
market in the interior. making legitimate
| trade impossible.
!. ., a.aar,,, ,,o4 a., tho sn,,isb rn,, in
cuba draws toward close' corruption
piuifaer and Ioopery pecoine uaiiy ilois
open anu WHOLESALE.
The commission OF transportation cnars-
ed with FURNISHING passage Ilehats 10 span
ish OFFICERS returning 10 SPAN, are cndrs
ing an arbitrary rate OF ~ eacn Tor a pereh
rhis abuse is openly admitted put the pres
eL SITUATION ~ iree-ior-aH sraD as grau
can game, ana everyone appears eager 10
make money wnlle the spanish sun sui
shines.
Great discomfort prevails among the
Spanish troops because OF non-payment, IN
some cases for eight months.
Many soldiers until recently were de-
sertlng, but General Blanco's decree re-
garuFng disDandment mas put stop 10 the
deiecuons. over o0OO soldiers have Deen
mustered out since the issuance OF the de-
cree,
The sanitary brigades OF Havana. GUIANA
bacoa, Regla aud Gunes, with those OF
several other localities in Havana province,
have petitioned General Blaneo that they
be diSbanded so that they may remain in
the island.
Some of the engineer bsigades have also
solicited their discharge here. The greater
part of them are composed of the best
drilled soldiers over 400 of the 700 III en-
bers of the "Ordel Publico" at Havana
have also asked to be mustered out in
onder that they may remain in Cuba ard
90 per cent of all the capital guards In tn
island have made a similar request.
Cuban patriotic clubs have been organ
tied in Havana. lieutenant General Rego
has arrived from Puerto Principe and is
preaching in the Havana cafes and the in
surgent camps near the city holy war
against the Americans He has interviewed
many CT the leaders of the Cubans and has
urged the carrying on of war against
Americans II independence is not at once
granted to Cuba
TIE Cuban colonel Torreitne, has also
arr sd at Havana from the cast and il
carrying on a strong campaign against the
Americans and Calixuo Garcia. whom he
processes to lock upon as a traitor to the
Cubans and aa bribed nv American gold
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Major saycrs believes tho democratic
majority will be larger than ever this
year.
Independent candidates OF Wharton
county have Withdrawn from the race.
There is fusion scheme on in Lam
hams district.
Eleventh district republicans are trying
to defeat Kleberg by still hunt.
Mr.. Blake pointed out TO the people OF
Galveston how they are affected by the
republican tariff costs Texas 81, 900, 900 on
cotton shipments alone.
Judge Robson will speak at Galveston
IN the last week OF the campaign.
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NEW CYCLE RECORDS.
Fastest Time Ever Made an ~ +. :.
Cific Coast Scored Yexte,d.. =

FASTEST Time Ever Made on the D..
cine Coast Scored Yesterday.
San Francisco. October 2S.--seyep =.
ciiic coast bicycle records were beatsn 4,
the Elmhurst track today, all being n
unpaced records. Fuller Of the olymn,
Wheelmen lowered that of the balf.m,.
mark of 1903 3-5, which has Remained ,,,.
touched since 1894, covering the dst,ocs
In the remarkable time of Al 1-5 Hs ths,
took . slice off the third-ot- a mile mari rt
of So As, reducing 1t to IS S-5.
10. A. Bosio reduced records from ana !.
five miles,. taking AZ seconds of tbe ~
unpaced five mile mark made on the co,v
This was 1925, made two months An L
Los Angeles by Furman. Bosos time W, !,
II :d2 3-5' The first mile was covered d
2:10 1-5. The former record wes a.,
Bcsio made the other miles as follow
Second 2:1S. third 2:25, fourth 2:2S. AL
2;2S' The conditions were favorable.
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Three negroes shot white boy to death
without proyocation on the streets OF Dali
las
y man Is under arrest at Wharton
charged with murdering his betrayed step
daughter. l-s-
Forty people arc now In tho detention
camp near Tcxarkana,
Another big oil strike has been made In
undeveIoped territory near Corsicana.
Negro was assasslnated near Paris while
trying to escape from unknown parties.
Farmer was shot and killed near Dallas.
Negro at Honey Grove had his throat cut
while he slept.
a steam launch sunk to tho bottom OF
the river at Orange In very mystic
ridus manner.
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Ike Klotz, who was shot by Geo. smith
cclored, died Of his injury.
Two cutting ARRAYS. participated In by
negroes.
Lee Toran, who was shot by Aarthur
williams. died ut the Houston infirmary.
Judge Ktttrcll favors an increased APP
preparation for the Purchase OF San ia
ointo battle ground.
Henry Fuller is missing from his home
at Harrisburg.
Body Of NJ. Parclra will be shipped to
Albany. N. ", today.
Captain Mccormick left for Jacksonville
last night.
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along the river bank In tho piblless rain.
Two &hssiSand were drowned The ran
eroi dlNress Is augmented by the spoil
ing OF the cereal crops by floods of wet
weather Famine will prevail and winter
On district populated by more than 900. -
900 people.
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The SPANISH CRISIS,
III WILL PROBABLY BE AMICABl,l
ARRANGED TODAY.
Sagastn In Determined In Rcn.,n a..
Power-Siivcln VIII Not Succeed
Him In Any Event.
Especial Cable Dispatch to tho Now York u,,

Especial Cable Dispatch to The New Yorl, uar-
aid ana The Houston Post. Copyrlsht.d
losS' by James Gordon Bennett)
Madrid, October 23--In spite OF what
may be heard TO the contrary, There 10 =,
possibility that the ~ nisterlal crisis will
10 arranged amicAbly tomorrow. THIS will
20 que TO appeals mF.te Ia those VINO wish
10 resign that in prosen; condition of nffairs
II would be pnratriotic to leave and pos-
sIbiy with the departure of senior Gaa,a2o
's0 .n't,ttr wi e,tn. senior Sagasta la dis
posed at all hazards to hold his PARTY in
power aud The chances OF Sllvela ara nlr-
Their off than ever
should there be change 1t would b.
Geneml PoiavlcJa with ministry com
posed of nonpolillcal men. He had an
audience OF two hours yesterday with the
queen regent.
Madrid, October 2s-IJiewenont Gem
eral Conea threatens TO resign his mart
folio unless the goverument upholds the
action of General Chnchilla, captain gen-
ciai of Madrid. who last week imnrIsoned
Senior Flgna, editor of Ell Naelonale far
publishing an article not previously sub
hIVleu TO the censor, the Imprisonment
oelhg resented In certain quarters "a nm
infringement OF FlgUras alleged immunity
from arrest, as a member OF the chamber
OF deputies.
senior Gamazo on Friday last rendered mis-
resignation as minister OF public instruc-
ton and public works rs n pro est against
tho arrest OF Senior Flgum. HIS resigna.
tlor taken with the threat OF General
Corea. indicates a radical division OF the
sentiment In the sagasta ministry on the
subject.
The Madrid newspapers. according 10 a
cable dispatch of Friday. have made com
pfatat to tho supreme corrj OF Madrid
against General Chinohilla's publication.
'apialn General ChinchilA ordered tho
edition OF El Macdonald. containing nm
Objectionable article. suppressed, but the
order WIS eventually annulled.
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Spalding's Athletic Library for oc'oO'
entitled IAN Athletic Primer" ana y -
tents embrace about everything any ~ VA,
athletes would want to know, from oIs ...ssa
a club and building tracS TO the . sss ysry
conduct OF an athletic meeting S ss.,a,, 4
useful hints on training are also .,, Len -
the book. The editor Is j. " sum ~ "a nsnB
1t will be sent postpaid on receipt o a "
bv the American sports Publishins CO.. =
is Park Place. New York
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COST OF EVACUATION.
SPUN VIII Have to Pay S,8.Nan nm,
FOR Repatriation of Troor,

r "epntri"uon of Troops.
''a'a'a' october %, S:s5 p. nth,
spanish authorities estimate tina, the to,a,
COST OF evacuation will be about ZIG ana ooo
iweD'y-four vessels We're employed TO EN-
osrk troops, OF waach SIX are bo mir al sh,,,.
iIe French mail steamers CerTihan i .ss
No,re Dame, dus SATURDAY, which bsrs t ~
arrived an have been chartered by tSs So luS'
zen M iushsatianoioa Company as transnnr,.
be: IL. ""e~ oh ocio-
a committee OF leading citizens ~ u.
e eA,,s@ sisasa the United States eyae,ntiar
DISTRIBUTION oc relief supri,g. g % The
eoNng 70 dseir spreseR.a,,ons -, -
rsslcn usoss who need them. Gensrri ~ ~.
p'0m'sea a thorough investigator wave
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was drunk and threatenngly displayed hl,
revolver IN crowd One Of the bullets
from Aliens pistol took effect In the head
OF Charles Beagles, white man standing
In The saloon, killing him instantly.
general tuslllade from policemen and
soldiers followed, One Of the policemen,
Alcsely, was slightly wounded In the arm
Allen was finally arrested and lodged in
jail. The riot produced great excitement
and General Boynton ordered strong pro
vost guard to the city Mt once
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rhindeInhin re.ce JabIles:; q,

Philadelphia, October 2s.-The pese ...,,ss
begail today. 1t opened with spec'" . ~
on prayer and thank sgiving in all tne s-- ~,
OF the city. This was the spiri.us, W.
ton. The material and spectaeu..sss 1T
Mug viii not be until Tuesday, ana i tns b
yening day will be devoted 70 a.sl Sstsb
citv's guests and perfectins the t'n.' 80
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RAILROADS.

Two great railroad schemes--one char
tered at Austin and the other to be CON
slmmated at Little Rock tomorrow.
Narrow escape from death of man who
attempted to steal a free ride on the Mac
aroni yesterday.
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LntOnfn Entries.


Six and a half furlongs-Nsncy Till NJ
rietta. Sweet Cream, Elsie NJ. Chat Of xs
Ennomia. Celia b., Wing Shot. 1903; Ccfhh
JOG: Scottie D.. Domozetta, Miss c., ll0
Five-eighths of a mile-Miss Josephine. re
liminary. Minnie Stone, Hermion, Acoakr.
III Lassie, Becky Ban, Miss Chance, Lt!IN
Tello. 100; Emily b., no. Norma -Taylcs. ~
1l2.
Mile and seventy yards. selling
Bard. Stansa, 81 Sue Nell. Gomez, PsxI
Gallivant. 100; Harry Shannon, Lena MeyM
102. Domsie. Arcturus, Osric H.. AcseQA
105; Garnet Ripple, 107. 4.
Three-folrhs Of mile, sslling-rurity -
ME Oldfeld. Sorrow. Tole simmons y; ~
dazzo, 1Ol: Minnie Weldon, Annie NJ, ~
Boone, Mageppa, 100; Full Hand, 100; osnah
Sargamon, 106.
Three-fourths OF mile-Gadsden AL 49,
Prince Dudley. Press Kimhall, FLYING wS w.
Dr. Graves. b. G.. Fox, Vinicius, Euoop'~
all 105.
Three fourths OF mile. selling-.SpiilIn.siHS
S,ar OF p Bethlehem, 9S: Miss Verne ie' ~ II
lene. Tom Collins. Damocles, Meltef'
Maddalo, 116 Ftt