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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-01-28

appearing that there was no election held
III said district, and petition being fled
asking for the appointment of p !. Konen
on motion it is ordered that P. ]. Konen
be and he is hereby appointed road over
seer for district No. !, in Neg Perez conn
ty, Idaho.
In the matter of the indigency of -
Phillips, it appearing that he has the
measles and is in INDECENT circumstances,
and that he is at tile house of lanes
Hughes it is ordered that the same
James Hughes be allowed 81. so per day
Tor the care of said INDECENT until he is
discharged by the county physician.
In the matter of the creation of new
school districts. 1t appearing that the
county superintendent has recommended
the creation of said districts, it is ordered
that the disticts be md that they are
hereby created with the following num-
Der and description, to wit: District No.
OF. Beginning at the ne corner of the
NV \ of the sw 4 Of sec As tp 36,rI|
W b III; thence S to tp line; thence W to
the NV cor of sec ? tip S. 1 b III;
thence on sec line to the southern bouii-
dairy of school district No Al. thence NV
along said line Fritz canyon to the sec
line between secs 10 and II; thence II OH
said line to tip line; thence Oh tp line to
the sw cor of the sw a of sec "A tp3o 1,
W b III; thence II OH sec line to the NV
cor of the sw 4 of sec IS; thence to
place of beginning
In the matter of the petition of W. A.
Long ct al, for the division of road dis
trict No. IL, and for the creation of a new
road district, with the following bounda-
ries to-wit: Commencing at the north
east corner of sec. 10, Up 35,nr3wb III,
thence south ten miles, thence west to a
point one fourth mile west of Mason
creek, thence i'll northwesterly direc-
ton one quarter of a mile west of said
creek following its meanderings to
point on the south line of sec s, tip "A IL,
r 3 b M, thence west to tip line, between
tips three and and four W, thence II on
said tip line two miles, thence two
miles on tip line to southwest corner sec
IS tip 81 a. W b III, thence north two
miles to southwest corner of sec a., tip rs
m, thence west one mile, thence
north one mile, thence east FIVE miles,
thence north one mile thence east four
miles to place Of beginning. 1t is order
ed that said petition be allowed and that
said district be known as road district
No. FL.
IN the nlatter Oh the appointment OF a
road overseer for road district No. II, it
appearing that there was no election held
IN said road district, and petition being
fled asking for the appointment of VIII
liam II. Dew, on motion it is ordered
that said William II. Dew be, and he
is hereby appointed road overseer for
road district No. II, in Nez Perce county
Idaho.
The following official bonds are duly
examined and approved:
Jerry Haggerty, constable for I.apwai
precinct.
William II. Dew, road overseer for
road district No. IL.
Peter Kohn, road overseer for road
district No. 3.
Now at this time the board adjourns till
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock a. Ill.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-01-28

THIRD DAY.
January II, 1899, 9 O'Clock a. IN.
Commissioners present as on yester-
day.
Report of T. c. Hensell, road overseer
Tor road district No. 20, is approved.
Claims against Nez Perez county are
examined and allowed and warrants or
aered drawn in payment of the same as
ROAD FUND.
7. c. Hensell, overseer road district No.
20, $f6I.25.
In the matter Of the petition Of Louis
Clark ct al, for new road in district No.
IS, It appearing that no bond is fled with
said petition, il is moved and seconded
and ordered that said petition be not al
lowed.
The official bonds Of John Shriner, road
overseer of district No. 9, and l.. oldag.
overseer of No. s, are examined and
approved.
In the matter Of the appointment Of a
road overseer for road district No, 3; II
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FOURTH DAY.


- -
FOURTH DAY.
- commissioners present as on yesterday.
Siaiiiis against Nez Perce county are eN-
ahined ana allowed, and warrants order
gu ura"h III payment TOT the same as iol-
lows.
GENERAL FUND.
j., =: berry, justice fee$. .-;;:....,.....SIo. go
". ,. fmiiilps' care q indigent......59.oo
Selh tIlfiofd, justice fees.".".......... I.9o
j. l.. iiarfis, justice tees..,...,.......II.oo
ROAD FUND.
FRANK mart road WORK ................35.25
az use i|aisoh, ROAD WORK. Claim
SipI1o. aiioWea oo
! ~ iiopsoii' ROAD oVefseer' distrlct
no. I.,.............'....39 90
Eeports oi ROAD oVefseefs are approved
as iolio%s;
NJ - MeSoy oVerseef OF ROAD distflct
ny, ~. :.
Ausise Larson owe seef OF road DIS
eii c No. = -.
oei'ye oNeiseer VI road ais-
'ilul w =:
s Me- vincent oVerseer OF ROAD dis-
eii 80 ~. ~ u.
NJ an iiaie oseiseef OF ROAD aistfiet
no. ~
Jonii Sohr'her oVerseer OF ROAD district
~,
NJ \ ~ Wright oVerseer OF ROAD district
~ II tra,,sa e -, ,....
iio'soh oSefsefr OF ROAD district
30. 4,
~ .ne ,ia ~: 81 ane expenses o. eisc-
.loi :, y 9, liiis .iiae ofuereu .hat tne
sane oe aii i. as loii lows ana tie cierk
Is neIeoy aiieetea 10 hfaW warrants ior
Tue saiile y,.,
oeale 81 luano, IS.
Nounsy u aSez Isise'
1. ?. y. lannaliili, clerE q the noard
OF county coinilii,sioileIs q the county OF
Nez Fe,ce, ,1eaec o. Edaho, GO nefepy
cerii,y tiiat lile ioi1owiig named persons
acte.i az Judges ana Clerks III the various
precincts OF eez ferce county, laaho, at
tle general eleetion heia O., IN the sad
county alia sea.e, on pse o.h aay % no
venper, a, -. 1895 ana are entitled TO
compensation Tor such services as follows
West LeWlston@Judges Geo; &. Erp
R2o, W.T., hnit we, AugusI oGnlepe 20
clerks, ]. x. benton S2o, Z. Il. hntier $2o.
East Lewlston--Juages, n. Lindsay
SIo, Z. Y. Haynes W., " Z. roresinen
$foic Jerks X. Z. Nudge Sio, .. .. Rogers
80
Leiand-,Judges, .. =. Donalasoh siz,
John M. oiyeaI pig, .,aNla Koyal,y siz'
clerks J. w. Strouse H. y. ". oiayton
Si2. =, -, :,
Nez reIce,,-J nuees W " l IAN, : = !
fio, honias Levine efo, Hops,t nan sio'
clerks, Jonn =. iiaraifis eio' faui Joiiii-
son RIO. n,.,,.
BeaIocS-Jndges, Elza fhiiilps Sl1, J.
=. Larkee PIP, James eHurtncy pix, cierks'
Grace 7. Srocket Si2, w, ?. rniiiips pig.
BIG Eddy--Jaages, r. ~. pnrgess ~
/. A. fIitz si1, Jeo. W. i,oug ~ ~, elcISs
mos. n LaboW fl2, z. =, Misnvr fl2s
Lapwai-ludges, James sohlaeli siz, q
Hoiehstihe 9i9, hinsala aiz' c'efks'
W. ?. ADAMS sla, LEWIS au,,ay.
Fielcner-Judges, =. WT,gnt ~,
Iheo. ocnlne,er pig, peo. ", bufE ~ e.
clerks, DAVID II. i4P"ery six, Ruius
HAYS $i2.
BIZ Sanyon--iaa sAii.,, ~ = ,Y llaia',
Re -, geter y. rraei 20, m 20 nu !, ~
IS; clerks, Jason Nhnlf'ger 70, Tom kop'
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liams, il, 500; clerks, T, S. Maffott 500,
Manford H. Paige 500.
S. o. TANNAHII.I., Clerk.
In the matter of the application of Fred
Manning to be allowed to qualify as
Road Overseer of Dist. MOL notwithstand-
ing certificate ofelection has been issued
to John Vernon, the Board after hearing
said application takes the same under
Amusement.
Now at this time the board adiourns
TIL tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock a M
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-01-28
TWELFTH DAY.

January 2Ist,o O'Clock a. III. Board pres
ent as on yesterday.
Claims against Nez Perez county are
examined, allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of the same as follows:
r-xnrxxya.s
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-01-28

Jauuary-I2, 1899, 9 O'Clock, a. IN.
Commissioners present as on yesterday.
Claims against Nez Perez county are ex-
amined and allowed, and warrants order
ed drawn III payment for the same as fol-
lows:
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$3.50.
P. r. Stookey' probate fees, SAC. SIS.
P. f. Stookey, seal for clerk, $3.22.
p. +. Stookey, postage for quarter and
fasteners $Io.95.
p. f. Stookey, commissions appor-
tioning school money $723.44.
F. f. Stookey, probate fees, $3.50.
+ Mason Morris, constable fees, $5I.55,
allowed S5o.9s.
Mason Morris, constable fees, $o.o5
Afford Bros, printing, 1850.
ROAD FUND.
Perry Miller, viewing road. 600
R. III. Beernan, viewing road........ 600
J. NJ. Ross, viewing road. .............. 8 90
w. +. Crunl,acker, viewing road. s 90
f. F Nelson, viewing road .......,... 9 90
G. 1. Hamilton, ,ser's, road overs'r 81 50
/. Il. Seaton, lunxber... %
ROAD FUND, DIST. NO. 5.
w. j. Herman, hardware. ..............S z IS
Official bonds are approved as follows:
L. L. Seaton, justice of the peace for
Clearwater precinct.
Inthe matter of county roads: Now
at this time it is ordered by the board
that in the future no petition for pro
posed new road or a change in an old
road, will be considered unless the con-
sent or objection be given, In writing Of
all land owners through whose land the
road passes.
In the matter Of contracting for the
county printing. Now at this time bids
having been submitted by the Lewiston
Teller, the Daily and Weekly Patriot and
the Lewiston Tribune, for the county
printing and the board having duly con-
sidered all the propositions submitted to
them.
On motion of COMMISSIONER Black that
the contract for the county printing be
awarded to the Lewiston Teller, Com
Evening star., 1899-02-04
Georgetown University Athletes Pre-
pairing for the Indoor Meet.
SPORTS TO Be In CONVENTION HALL
Exciting Races Between College
Teams Promised.
a c NIQU f ENT HERE

AS intirnated some days ago, the George
town University athletic management have
decided to give an open indoor handicap
athletic meeting in CoHv vention Hall on the
evening OF March the 11th. A meeting of
this kind will be novelty in Washington.
Nothing of such proportions has ever been
attempted before and the public will no
doubt give it every encouragement. The
sentiment at Georgetown has always been
in favor Of such meeting, but not until
this year did it take definite shape. Mr..
James P. Il. Duffy, 1891, marager of the
track athletic team, is hustiing to put the
games through and the student body has
guaranteed to wipe out any expense not
paid for by the receipts of the meeting.
A leading motive of the management is
to encourage the local school boys to
greater effort in the athletic line by offer
ing them special races. Their friends will
Evening star., 1899-02-04
GOV. SHAW'S ADDRESS,
Discusses Expansion Before the Iowa
Republican AsxOcintion


Governor L. E. Shaw of Iowa delivered
an address last night at the meeting of the
Iowa Republican Association in Maccabee
Temple. The announcement that he would
speak drew to the hall large attendance
OF the Iowans living in the city.
At the business meeting which preceded
the address officers were elected for the
coming year as follows: William M Will
son, president; S. w. Briggs, vice presi-
dent; James K. Mock, secretary; D. ].
Winchell, assistant secretary, and Marion
T. Anderson. treasurer.
President Wilson introduced Governor
Shaw, who won the favor of the audience
when he said that Iowa had never pos
sessed political boss: that there had never
been any quarrel within the Iowa delega-
tion in Congress, and that the men who
were found competent had been increa sed
in efficiency by retention in office.
On the question of expansion the speaker
said:
IF annexation means that the Philip
pines should ultimately be admitted as
states, then there is not an expansionist
in the country. If anti-eXpansion means
that the archipelago should be returned to
Spain, then there Is not one anti-expansion-
list in America If anti-expansion does
mean that we should not deny the right of
seif-government to people competent to
govern themselves, then we are all anti
expansionists.
"At the age of twenty-one," he continued
my son shall have the right TO give or to
withhold his consent, and at the age of
fourteen the baby would have the right to
choose Its own guardian. The question is
whether the Philippines have reached
either the age of twe1ty-one or the age of
fourteen"
Evening star., 1899-02-04

Thousands Of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns of The
Star.
Evening star., 1899-02-04
BUSINESS MEN ORGANIZE.
Associntion Formed at Rockville
Montgomery County News.


Montgomery County News.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd February 4. 1899
At a meeting of the Business Mems Asso-
citation Of Rockville, held recently in the
circuit court room here the committee ap-
pointed at a previous meeting 10 draft a
constitution submitted its report. After
being discussed and amended the report
was adopted. The object of the associa-
ton. as laid down in the constitution, is to
promote the general interests of its mem
bers and of the town of Rockville.
The following officers were elected to
serve one year: President, Oscar L. John
Son; vice president, William Veirs Bouic
secretary and treasurer, Samuel E East
burn; board of directors, R. H Stokes. w
W. Welsh, Thomas Dawson, Washington
hicks. David H, Bouic, Stephen B. Lyd-
dane. DR.. Z 7. Pearson, Jacob Poss VII
liam Dorsey, David H Warfield John H
heIchner and Charles B. Jones.
The association IS composed of the bust-
ness and professional men of Rockville 1t
has membership Of forty-one. and this
number will probably be increased to about
sixty
Second Lieutenant Edgar T. ConIey. 2lst
United Safes Infantry, who has been bre-
Eetted Tor gallant and meritortOus conduct
In the battle of Santiago, is a son of Mr.
Charles W Conley Of Colesviile district,
this county.
MIR A Clinton Brown has been appointed
postmaster at Sellman. this county
Mr.. j. Wallace Jones' formerly of this
town, but for the past six years a resident
OF South Dakota, is visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
The news that the 1st Maryland Regiment
would soon be mustered out of the service
was received here with pleasure by the
friends of the Rockville boys in that reei-
ment- Company K of the 1st Regiment was
organized in Rockville. and is composed
principally Of boys from the town and
other sections Of Montgomery county Cap
tain Samuel Riggs and First Lieutenant
Otho Talbot are both Rockville boys
Mrs Elizabeth Etchison. an aged resident
OF this county. died last Tuesday afternoon
a. the residence OF her son-in-law, Mr.
6orace Waters. near Germantown. Mrs.
Etchison was eighty years of age, and
death was caused by general debility. Three
daughters and one son survive her-Mrs.
Horace Waters of Germantown, Mrs Ham
mond OF Richmond. Va; Miss Fannie Etchi-
son OF this county and Lycanders Etchi-
son Of Frederick county She was the
widow OF Perry G. Etchison
Evening star., 1899-02-04
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo QHnine Tablets All drug.
gists refund the Tqoney IL Sc fails TO curp aHc
The genuine has L. B. 9. each tablet.
Evening star., 1899-02-04
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Cox.
CoIe dst- Cole: qiVorce win mat granted.
Hartman agt, Hartman; sequestrator df-
rected to sue on notes of c. A Hartman.
tucker agt- Richardson: reference TO audi
tor ordered. Peil agt Mckay; time to file
oond Tor costs extended to February 9
Aaler agt; Tan; decree interpreting clause
OF will. Smith agt. Smith: rule on def re-
turnahle February 10 granted
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice CoIe
mted States ast- Robert Cole: assault 70
XII, motion for new trial fled United
ntates ast- Charles Winston: murder. en-
~ pe.tI.s , OF jury begun, panel exhausted
snd forty names ordered drawn for Mon
Gay; United States agt. William PuIIar.
HoeI: deft arraigned. plea guilty sentence
until paid. Ioi''iiii 'eu
Probate Court-Justice Bradley
Estate or Jno- r. Hall: summons returr-
ed and order of publication Es.ate ~
Frances NJ. Loughran: order instrncttna.
Soiectors In re guardianship of CIyde r
W Wheeler ct al; petition for appOintment of
guardian filed with recommendations Of Bnhart
Wheeler. Estate of Mary A Raltzer. res
ignauon of Oliver P. johnson as cn-eyacn-
tor nIed- Estate Of Mary Boyer: order dis
missing caveat- Estate of Della Noonan Z.
account passed Estate of Leopold Weiss.
20. IN re Arthur Copeland. guardian: do,
Estate OF Anna F. Klein: will dated Nov,
2, lSvs. MED and partly proved Estate of
Jas B. johnson; will and codicI DartiI,
proved Estate OF Richard ]. Harden. viii
partly proved. Estate of Della b. Minahsn.
W. VIII Iuiiy proved. Estate of Dennis Hager-
q. 90 Estate Of Us F. Cooroy: petition
Tor probate of will Ned. Estate OF Gilman
N Fague; viii fully proved. Estate of Maj.
NEW j. cunningham; letters Of adminfstra-
ton granted to Mary Gleason: bond s6oo
Estate OF Edward p. Aistrop; final notice
naming Friday. March 3. for settling estate
Estate OF Joseph Redfern: will dated No,
II, 1sgS. fled and fully proved Estate Of
yho r Dyer; summons returned not TO be
Iound ana order OF publication. Estate of
Frances NJ. Loughran; viii admitted no nro.
bate as 10 personal estate. In re John An
germahn. guardian: order authorizina .
Eusrdlan to pay costs Estate of VIM w.
Dedrick; order discharging rule to show,
cause. Estate OF Henry Artes; petition for
probate Of will flied Estate of Samuel T
Boutwell,; order overruling application for
additional bond. Estate of Samuel Thomas:
executor allowed to accept terms for Bato-
pilas Mining Company stock. Estate of
Robert Proctor; will and first and second
codicils admitted to probate and determina-
tfon as to third codicil reserved.
Evening star., 1899-02-04
LISTENED TO MIR. DANIEL.
He Warns His Hearers Against the
Tempter of Expanston

The Senate listened to Mr.. Daniels anti
expansion speech with marked atten ion
yesterday afternoon and the galleries Were
well filled with an interested audience Mr..
Daniel was scholarly and eloquent in his
style and his address was one of the I'm
portant utterances upon the treaty. Mr..
Daniel concluded in The following words:
This country sta ads today the foremost
nation of the world Let her tread with
sure and steady step along her own high
ways, respecting master and man Let her
to the temptcr of expansion today saw. as
He who stood upon the mount said when
the glories of earth were stretched before
Him: Get thee behind me. Satan"
At the conclusion of Mr.. Daniels speeeb
which had occupied three hours and a hall.
the Senate, at $40 pm. motion of Mr..
Davis. went into executive session. At 6: 30
the Senate adjourned.
Evening star., 1899-02-04
Sewer construction Ordered.

The District Commissioners have ordered
that a sewer be constructed in E street
southwest, from the end of the present
brick sewer in said street westward to 1st
street west, and necessary connections
made with catch basins, at an estimated
cost of s1,OS0 chargeabIe to the current
appropriation for main and pipe sewers
Also that the assessment for water main
against lot 165, Perkins subdivision of La
nier Heights be Cancelled, the same having.
been erroneouSly assessed.
Evening star., 1899-02-04
Marriage License.

marriage license was today issued by
the clerk Of the court to William G. Sliney
and Della Keefer. both white, and both
residents Of this city.
Evening star., 1899-02-04
Inn the
meantime

We want to clear out all
of our winter woolens-we
realize that in order to do
this we must forego all
proflt--this is just what we
are doing-doing business
for a few weeks without
profit-this is your gain
because you get the benefit
OF the reduction in prices
our beneht-because we
clear out winter woolens-
besides, our spring woolens
are waiting to have the
light shine on their faces
double incentive for you to
buy-and us to sell.
Our special offering of
imported black or blue
cheviot, a standard value at
$40 for a suit, is meeting
with a ready response at our
price-consider the value we
are giving you and you will
quickly recognize that the
price is much lower than
you would have any reason
to expect-sack suit made to
individual measurement -
must fit you or we'll keep it
expansion price,
Evening star., 1899-02-04
r1onday, We Shall Also Make q
Special Showing of the New
Black Grenadines and CreDoms,

OF direct Importation comprising precise spring
used by the leading Paris
being fashionable for both house and gowns
Many of the upeegant things single pattern lengths
affording exclusiveness
Evening star., 1899-02-04

grenadines
All-sk Grenadine very sheer o,-oot
seXagon design, A inches wide. pi-Oo q al u
AiI-siik Grenadine with satin
stripes a inch apart. Al inches cr Or ,ord
Wmc 49, ) q a u
All-wool Grenad!ne with eta CT ,-,,-d
mine figures, II Inches wide. Yi'/ " ' al W.
An-slk Grenadine. narrow and G. .,,.d
wide stripes, p inches wide. pl.NO y di u.
Silk and Wool Grenadine with q, ,,-d
figured stripes, 43 inches wide. pi.SO d ' al w.
All-silk Grenadne, with herringbone stripe on
wide f'f s"SF. ..""4, ~ ntnt. SI.5o yard.
inSsi@ stripS II nShes Gss Ues. Wide S125 yard
very sser srand gaHmSs IS nbd fSn"2ns Md yard
Six and Wool GraDadina. with =, oo , ,.o-d
tufted plaid, II inches wide. r-'OO q ''i u
All-siik Grcnadina, noasseiine ground. with vel
vet tufted stripe, II inches g. % = ward
Wluc > - - "
All-sk Grenadne, pin stripes 1 inch apart and
fanfy "a iy.6s sgF9 i6o on onssene ground So yard
Ail-slk Grenadine silk ribbon stripe inch
apart, forming plaid by plncord Running across;
entirely new effect A inches 5000 4 ward
stripe mrined with wild, WOO So coa ward
grenadine stripe, Al inches wide. p--oO Z" "t W.
Silk and Wool Grenadine, handsome bayadere eff
here and there. II inches wide. 95'oo d ydi H.
Exquisite High-class Novelties in
All-sill Grenadines, single dress
lengths, in exclusive designs, COM
prising velvet tuftings, corded silk
effects, bayadere, velvet on mousse
line grounds, and silky crepon grena-
dine on sheer mousseline grounds.
S2Ioo, S245o to $500 the pattern.
First floor.
Evening star., 1899-02-04

CrepOms.
Mohair Crepon, new blister ef-
feet, very bright luster - inches CT ward
silk and Wool Crepon. blister effect. very silky
s,ira surface two designs, 80 inches S2oo ward.
"fue IT, - -
4s Shsir h%hss CFsRon blister effect S. 80 yard
Mohair Crcpon, large, small and medium designs
very bright finish, 43 inches 81 90 \ ,-ard
VIDE .....;.-......-.--..- ~
sign, 40 inches wide. D-/ Ga W.
silk and Wool Crepon. coin c, RI ,-o-d
pattern. i6 inches VIDE. ........ 1917 Z" al "
inthss An.~q2i %iae Striped crpon 4a $I.5o yard.
silk and Wool Crepon, polka So -n ward
spot, Al inches wide. T--OO o'i VI
,c sik and Wool Granite Crepon, S1.5o A ward
iS inches vide. de..--.-.--........ tt'OO - , Ni ~
pattern, 46 inches wide. p4SO y di H..
Superb elegancies in Rich Black
Crepons-loom plays of wondrous
possibilities in exclusive novelties, in
one-of-a-kind patterns, showing very
rich designs in striped, puffed and
other effects.
S32.5o and $500 the pattern.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-09-15
RPELL @ DEAD.

Arpello. the stallion owned by Ken
drick & Barnes, dropped dead while
racing at Minneapolis Saturday. The
Tribune Of that place says: The af-
ternoon was not without its tragedy,
either, for one Of the %.favorite horses
Of the track fell dead after winning
Il holly contested heat. ,
The race was improvised between
Arpello and Alberto, two stations
which had contested earlier in the
week. The horses were evenly
matched, and always furnished eXcit-
ing tests of speed. Yesterday they
We're brought out to try a race, two
best in three. The first heat had been
raced, Alberto winning by a neck. 1t
was reversed in the second heat, Ar
pello winning, but with his pluck OPP
ponent nosing his sulky. The shout
ing had not died away when there was
a smothered cry from people in the
east end of the grand stand, and there
was a rush for the fences. Down
near the club house Arpello lay prone
on the ground, his left sulky wheel
in the air, and his driver, MI. Barnes,
n of the owners, eXcitedly trying to
%unfasten the harness. A crowd soon
collected, but in a few minutes it was
announced from the Judges stand
that the horse was dead. 1Arpello was
owned by Kendrick & Barnes, Bis
marck, N. D.