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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-04-08
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Mrs. Rosa Gaurn Writes to Mrs.
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Hoods SopJab0aiM
TLouSe" Seymour.
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills. non.rrtasing and
the only cathartic TO take with Hoods Sarsaparila
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Edlson's Plan for Removing Snow.

LOUISVILLE, kY. NEW YORK, N. 2.
For sale by all Druggists.-Price SOC. per 5ottl;
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cases. Book of testimonials snd o davs' treatment
Free. D.. E.E GREEN'S SONS. Bc1 D, Atlanta. Ga.
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VI yNNA , =
bled with an
ovarian tumor,
eachyear grow
ing worse, IN
til at last I
was compelled
to consult Will,
a physician.
He said
nothing could
be done for
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X or q.
sidney Lucas wins Two Races in suecsssion
at Benninxs.

nj benhinxs.
WAsBrsoroN. Nov. l5-The spripelike
weather and the nne card attracted the largest
crowd OF the meeting 10 BennnKs to-day.
sidney Lucas won two races In succcs sion. In
the flrst he was tho favorIte and won gallopin2
from First Whip. He appeared again in the
second race and many did not think he could
repeat This caused his price r. reccde from
even 10 IL 10 b. while HaRr rdon was backed
down to 5 To 3. nng-rdon ed to the last SIX
sidney Lucas got up in time TO win. after the
hardest k,ud OF drive. by head.
chance .G %eFon Soc who beat The av"re Juu.
CGsar. out IN uriyr. AcFonso Is the nrst Of
the outlay win and b; YG,ory
ran's mount IN viz-nta was his fret since the
Champi"n S'ceplrcha-- NJ Morn. Park. when
he had his collar hone broken. summary:
First RAoo-siI AMI hAlf furlongs-sidney Lucss.
IL 'oEonn9r' - =" and out Won fir. ii Nip
and CORN rant also ran.
to'Connor'. II to 8 and 70 ,. won; aasordon. ~
JcnEnS, ont place. second; Golden la tie. 1903
c..sin a.. 'ti fs,a: s Also ran ran ''''a' f''Ae'
Ts ESs AID ss. iGo 70
place. second. Tine Lost chord ~; in.rryi; .htrd
,, xsssh " 20 HnsSi': .l.s ;sa
sga1Vsst Io7 Gjsnkn.l, % Tor place, second
hataniA. lOl tOtOnDOr limo, l'ol. Al
iAntus. The Gardner. HAnwen and Sir Hubert also
ran.
Ftth Race--One milo and a sirteanth-warreuton,
| IFS tpConnor). 10 to and 4 TO b. won; kinni-
M nps%s rv1 ,s,r tHr FaSs .sIorS
| olonoiue and Flax spinner sl'o ran.
1omorrow's entries are:
First Race-Highwe ght handicap; seven fur
longs-Cisroba lO2; D. Eichbe Y. Ip4; DR.. Parker.
lOn; Lady Lindsey. iOs; Royal Sterling ~. Blair
! Keystone, 3 Meshanns, Il1; IAlouetts. no;
Brisk. ia: Duke OF Middieburg 1870; ChArentus.
, lJs.
Second Racs--ssillna; two-ysAr-olds; nvs fur
! l0nRs-Reyonah. ~; JucomA aud The Ctuc. 1902;
| Munomrtallst. 1915 Fleuron and Back Talk. 100;
| Magic Light ii2.
| Third Hacs--seilnG. for threo.yeAr.olds and up,
| sir fnrlong spar Wing. ~ Goal hummer.
l.scheyot SISTER FoI. Red spider and Ru.-elis Wal.
dem w; in andrs, ent. los Tabouret, Tinker, Han
lon. Carlo Ia and Trade Last, lo+: TreiIargo aud
| ImperatOr. lO1; BuhpOn, lI3.
FOnTth Race Selling: two.year~Ul1s; six and q
half fnrlongs -CArbnncl, W; Royal Sterling. Jucoms
and Back Talk. 100. Sir Guy, 100; Precursor, LOB.
| Filth Rac--IIand cap: one mile and an eighth
| sir Hubert 30; La Lindsey, "; Maurice and
| beau Ideal ~: Bangor, 81. hinniknie. III y War
rcnton aud Charontus. 1l6. Trllo. 126.
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BILLIARDS.
stnrk and Muidaur Win Games In the Sios-
son-Daly Tournament.

stnrk and Muidaur Win Games In the Sios-
son-Daly Tournament.
j. Byron Stark and Mark II. Muldaur wero
the winners OF the games played yesterday IN
the lntsr-city and lnter-cub billiard tourna-
ment at Slosson's Academy. Mudaur d.
ies.ed ATpold 70 a." afternoon contest IN sas,,
keeney. the brooklyn crack. in the even
ing game. There Was an enthusiasts
Every seat was takcn and standing room was
ut premium. II il to bs feared that the jan.
LadSs is6 'Im aIio, w 20 II. T raqua,
scheduled game Will g HOPPE. the eleven year
s LA HSwtaoS S s Yeas od s MHo h m
In the game between Stark oud Kceney last
the seventh nning WIS reached At this Io,nt
Stark hit the iyor IS for Al button. and T. tue
very next inning pushed IN 20 more. Thyu
put up runs OF Is. H. and ~ in spn.
tsa;h urS but sE naa SSSd
throughout Later On he sG g ~ and 20 IN
The mao nsSHey not SSae
hs stris quick enough aud did NOT
Thow the s srsgI oI whIh he IL Sars6lgJ
runs, Toward the very end he scored ~ and
five innings later 20 but the last run lie him
80 to 90. stark finished the game two inn!rs.
st.ii. 600. o, $50 a. % %. -.
ANera9e-I 'rLs hsh rnnt-Il, ~. rs.
Keensy 2sol-S I. 20 o 81; =, !. .. Z. i5,7.n.
o. u. 2. /. 30, L. .. Total, 2Ui.
Average 3T'4I " ~ runs -. -. I'll.
The afternoon game between Arnold Hui
Mudaur. both limit men. developed into an
easy thing for Muldaur. win for Arnoi
would have entitled him tn share the honors
with Pogganburg at tO-nghts game. but he
couldn't play little bit aud Mullaur viii be-
this evening. Arnold held the lead Tor the
passed him and soon lost his man ~
the shuttle. He began to play stca'i0S
IN the thirteenth inning. Starting with
n run o. II lie had scored III points. or NOR"
than half his game when he tinshe his twer-
iy.stNth innibg While he was pushing up a."
total being 81 for like period. Bat in II"
next inning he executed thu best run o IT,
game. -. This made the total Tor tw ,nt,-
erven innings li7 TO ~ in favor Of Muldaui
! Then for twenty innings both men PLAYED
poorly. neither being BILE 10 register Gouh.s
figure break. Arnold scored "A IN be forty
ninth inning, hut II was his last EFFORT. rs MIl-
completing HE block Of 22O in N. Il tv-second
| innine. and leaving Arnold At lri Scores:
Muldaur A22ol-2. |. J.. ., q, o. u. 10. o. = O. ~
l. q. H. o. I. ?. II, ?. 10 a. ~. 7, IL .. 2.
b. 2. .. o. g. o. l. /. !. y, .. 10. !. Is.
Average 4 1889; high runs. 10 ls.i
Arnold ego a, o, l, o. |, u :, u. q. !, y, Q, ~
g. 8, 10. .. = !. g. O. 90 T. T. s. .. a. !. ..
20, o. 8. !. o. y. Q. !. o. :. !. ~ :. y. a.
Average. 5; high runs. ~, 4.r:.
| Referee Edward Mclaughlin.
! Todav's schedule Of games Is: Afternoon
| Townsend. $50. VA Arnold. 22l; evening"
/ foRgenburg. 300 vs., Muidaur, 10
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Terry McGoyern's Schedule.

Terry McGovern's manager. Sammy Harris.
has arranged for him several important
matches which should keep him busy. Next
Saturday night In Chicago McGovern will meet
both Patsy Haley and philadelphia Billy"
Smith Each affair will be for six rounds
Smith and Haley are regarded as good men.
The latter part OF this month McGovern will
rounds, nnd on Dec. IL at the Broadway A. &.
McGovcrn is to have II out with Harry Forbes
for twnntv-fve rounds at lis rounds. Jan. &
OF next year IL the date which has been vet for
the bantam champions encounter with George
Dixon for the fratherwelght title. hcGovern
IL IN tho best Of shape. He has been very sue
oessiul since no won from Pedlar Palmer, and
on Tuesday purchased n house in Brooklyn
paying $4,000 III cash.
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Canada Not LIKELY 10 Challenge.

CHICAGO Nov Is Members Of the Chicago
Yacht Club have given up hope Of holding an
international race hore next summer Tho
time limit FOR q challenge will expire to-mor-
row. aud there is littl. chance Of one being 70;
ceived Those Interested say that II the Royal
Canadian Yacht Club had any intention OF try
ing 10 regain the cup won by the Genesee II
would have sent its challenge some time ago
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De ORC md p.yton Matched at Pool.

Alfredo do Orc. tho champion pool player.
has been challenged by Fred Peytcn OF Ne
braska. and they will play for the cham
pionship emblem. stake Of $500 and
tho net gate receipts at Days aoad-
emy. Broadway and Thirtieth street.
Ia 10 be ~ 900 points In blocks OF 200 halls a
night. Peyton Ii n new aspirant for the oha m =
piOnship. lie recently defeated Keough In the
West. He met DrOro last year In the Syracuse
tournament aud was beaten by the Cuban.
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l.. d. Huntington OF New Rochelle has rsosived an
order for n small cabin soop which 10 to be built
from designs by e. u, Mower for George K Rsy-
nolls OF Kansas C.ty. The dimensions OF thu sloop
are 8S feet over all. - feet on the water line. 10
feet beam and = feet drsught She will have an iron
Keel weighing a.hOD puu ,ds an Will carry LOO
square fact Of canvas. She wlll nave q pole mast
aud should maze t. comfortable and fast crniser.
Thu cabin will Nc 10 t"et long and have feet =
in'hhs had room There viii be trAnsoms aud
lncssra in the after and sdeboard aud lockers for
warl. The boat will he built OF pino with oak
frames,
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prouwer. 100; II. Eolins. 1877; r. Ebiins. ITO.

prouwer. 100; H. Eolins 1877; p. Ebi'ns. ITO.
Total. s47.
Three in the New 1ct sos. A.
tie Tennis Club alleys. The scores;
rrpsr GkMx.
Now YORK Council. Team No. 1-Crum, $50 orn-
m,peer - porlnnd; 100; II. Mclean 1875 ~
New York council. Team No. ?.croskston. III;
Richard. 1913; Schroeder. ia; May. 12o; sno'er'
srcoSp GAME.
Ncv York Council Team No. 2-schroeder. ia;
RGhurl. liu. Croakston. 1isi May. l<5; shower.
Manhattan Councii-Levor ia; Frei,. ss; Froid-
hoiin %. hollor. l2B. Apple, lob lo'a oJo'
THIRD GAME
New York Council Team No. l-Crum. 164: Drum
! N i5s pS S,9 M H. Mclean 1888 +.
rroidacim la Ffcis. iii; Apple. i6i. Total. 7os.
The Gleudalcs were defeated by tho Black Bass
and Edison teams n the Arlington National tourn"
lDent lAst nignt. The s,ugeS:
Black Ba.s-sielip, i!e Ba'sinr. ~; y, MAyfurth'
Edi.on"nse. III: Wsniel ios. Roth. it5 Holmes.
40: Fisher. 1853. Total. 'os.
skcoSp CANT
BLACK Ba..-se,'py; iIs' Basic; iel; M'yfar'h.
Calvin. 1874; koechling. Ito. Total. ,os.
THIRD GAME
Edlson-Dac. i22 wenLel 100; Roth. iat; Holmes
Giendsls-iaine. ia7; i'm. I42t Calvin. loc,
Kocchling. III, drrlins. $50. Total. 7-2
The Cathedral Climb team forfeited two games in
The Ar hhiope-an Jnlon League tournament last
night iHe''0f''' y,p.r e,nr,
Holy Rosary RourAe, . W; Finnigsn. 1894
oSeili. 1895 Dussn. 8 sasliy iao. Total. es7,
Roger, ~ p.us, i.s; Murphy. 1888; r. Powers.
IA. Total. III. -
Holy, Rosary-o Rourhe, ia'; rnn,gsn. Ise;
oNeill. lOs; IpzNn. lo,,: sicily. 1884, Total. 'is'
Cathedral ClGb-loEfeited.
THIRD OAsfE.
spaiding Iitcrary Union No. Roger Ist:
Davis. -; Murphy. lac, r. Powers. 1915 sehefd'r.
Cathedral Ciu6-Forfct.od.
rouRIH oaxx.
LSyoI..MSkSy i?s: rlGsd' 70; Mershsr' l'"
lss. GOODWIN. iio Roche. i'd. VI. connolly ISs.
FIFTH GAME.
ST. Monies No. IL. Connolly. ~; F1snnigan.
y Go,dwin. 1885, Roche 1856 W Connolly. las.
Harlem tatholic Club-Csrner. l4:; wallace. 1928,
TlHunisan. iA5 Barley. TO-; GeManu. ia Total
Loyola-E MONAGHAN. 12p: MCKAY, 1ss; Heszhsr.
IA COLE i,2 W. N%naSssn iS;' Total; 800 ,oo
flannisan. 1876; AeManus. iOs; Wallace. ia
Tets. U3J.
The colunhas Won two and tho Audubon. one
game n the columbia lOagus tournament AZ
sehlusssng's ailoys last night The scores:
INST
Audubon Brand. l23; Birket'. l3s; Apt. 1914
Mott. l43; smith i7H, Total. $40.
Culumb!a -Juhansniryer ltb. LoDoau. .ltb; ko$
ter. $50: Prince. 49,. GlllauIne, l4t, Total I12.
SECOND CANT.
Audubon brand. 1913 Birtstt. 49, Herrold. ia:
Mott. lp4 Smith, lp2. Total. s22.
Mercury Moody. iI7 8 ect. leti DsPresst. lot;
Manson, los; sleeves, lSl Total. 7eA
TBIap GAME.
Coun6is-Iohsnsmeysr Ia: LsBsau. 10; koe-
ter 900, Prince, 1875 6Illhnme, IA. Total. $40.
Mor'ury-Mnoiy. 1872 spell los: Dsfreest io+;
Manson, ids. Sleeves. 1871 Total. soI.
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Annual Meet OF Fox Hunters.

FsrILL SpRrSGs. Ky. Nov 1b-Fifty lovers OF
tho chase assemble 81 hero to-day TO take part
IN the opening ~ the sixth annual meet Of the
National Fox Hunters Association. Many
w0msn are presrnt They went out this after
noon on an informal run and started n fox, but
he WAS soon run 70 earth. The Derby will be
run Tomorrow,
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Observation-Disclosures

American Naturalization Rod. Glendale and
Eouth Paw. at tie GerInan.2 Assembly Rooms Al
ley~
National League Pontiac wheolmsn. washingto n
and Amer. u. at STAIRS Nlnvs.
Harlem Lrayue-Coruthi n. Belvidere and knioh-
erhocker at Thum and kulsinrfs alleys
Colnmb League-Orienta hiNrrJAle and Morn
ing-ile. At SChlu sing ALLEYS.
Arlington NAtonAl-OrAdell. Linvood and Gotham
At The Arlir gton Hal alleys
nth 4 j" League-Chirpswa, swtss-Am ertoAn
and NJ lrris wheelmen at Pumps ALLEYS,
Bank Clerks Iragus-Sauonal Park bank, Amor.
can Exchange National Bank AID Hamilton BAuk. At
Huid's dllrys.
Arcade Head Pin-Uooker No. ]. Hooker No. !,
Empirr No. |. Empire No and Empire No. 3. At
tho Ar, ade alleys.
Brooklyn Rol a. ATanuru I, sgrs - fraternity
Council. Gilbert Council aud Brooklyn Council. ~
Franklin all,y.
Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long IslAnd-class A
PIONEER Whrelmen. Kings County Whselmen and
Nassau Whotlmcn. At the Elephant Club alleys
Arlin ton National Of BROOKLYN = me-tort. Echo
and ChAuncRr, at Bertram Vols alleys.
Putnam Monarch, Pontiac and A II c. o. Put.
nam allevs
twenty sixth wArd-Eecentrto Va. Yellow Kids. At
steir hcusers allie
Norris and Essex Lngne-Sonth orange u. Y. Va
ortani r c., at Ortani r. @. alloyI
Newark LsRgue-Wrst End Club vs. Riverside A. O..
at vrrslde A. c. alleys,
Montgomery ClAas A-Montgomery ". Berfolsy
No. ,, 1t Montgomery alleys.
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sior to Referee tn. Erne-o'Brien Fight.

The selection ~ suitable referee for the contest
between FrsnL ne Nnh lack Oh zen, who are now
matched for TIA. iiRntv"ight chanp i0nship, has
hsen nadH and GrurE" Sii,r ht- been pluEd a. ia"
nRn. lho men will meet A. Coney Island uu Doc, 4.
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Results at Newport.

form and the favorte In the beuI, took the hand.
cap event at Newport to-day. summary
ret RaCs-Seyen furIOngs-Ru-s, II H., 90 Ran
roInl II to |, won. Necklace lot ,Gilmorel, 9 TO E.
second; incidental iOI tsouthardl 100 to /. third.
Time. l;2SA,
second Raoe-Fiye furlongs-Mss STANLEY los
CBDaniJ, TO ., won, lroubaluc. lOl (We dder.
strand. Is to |, suCun /, IsIbinda 1903 (MukheldI
to /, third Time. J. ON
Third Race-One mile and hAlf-AlhNrt Vale, iOT
Dupee), Z 10 I, won; ylrgie .. lu3 tSOuthRrdl TO
z, 80 ond Fresco ioi tBolsud). n l. third. Time.
PISS.
Fourth Raco-Ons mile-Molo, no Hamilton e
10 z, won: Souchon, 100 tsllversl. to 1, secondi
1907.
Fifth RAcs-siI furlopgp-Msrry p,y Iu7 (wsd-
derstrAnd, to l, won Utopia. w (BniAndI, TO 4
.econdi Ferrsil 100 lDupssl 10 TO o. third. rns.
1i8k
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Winners ut Chicago.

CuIoAao, Nov. lb.--Chrago's racing season ended
to-day with the close Of the Lakeside meeting ard
by saturday all the hor,es viii be on the way TO
New Orleans or California, The racing was with Vt
special incident. Summary;
Fust Race-Pive and one.half furlougs Hermoso.
1l3 M IntyTe tO !, won; Little Reggis, 100 ~
shearcrn 10 I, second; Andes. 1903 FhcE. to i.
third Tine. l;l2
second Ra e-One and one-s,Itsenth miles-wslk-
eMshaw, IA dtAlphl. TO won! uIds. loT
tMitehsiii. 40 5. third Tims. i:ss' '' i'''
Third RAoe-sil fu l9nusIMand Wallace. so Cw.
Scott, 10 to !, Won, OConnell. ll3 uinesl, 70 3.
second Hugh Penny, lu4 VItitoe). Z to 1. third.
Tune, I'l7h, 49,. .
10 l, won. Brownie Anderson. ~ daily, to 1.
second u ernL. 1o7 FreemanI. 10 ]. third.
Time, l!lnk9,
Iittu Racr-Fivs furlonss-Iiad Cross H., IOs
GIasunD, u g. won; Flornrl II, los &c. WILSON,.
TO 2, SECOND; Olehma, 100, "a. Bookerl, 20 TO !.
third. Time. 1854
81 tn isacs- one and one-Iuarter mles--Jlmp, LOG
tR Narvae1), : 20 1. won. George Lee, liz dimes
2 10 /. second; owyhec. 50 den'on II to I. third.
Time. 2:l5n
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Board as at Home

e diflcult to md n a large city. Such PLACES:
under Select Board ~ r..
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Horses, Harness and Carriages.

No better market f. opsp to you. providing
your goods are reliable, IMAM the readers 81
THE SUN-Air
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Billiard Note.

In the Class p tournament at schaefer's
rooms the conte' tants last night we're FIoIian
Fstahrook was In very good fettle ami scored
his block while his opponent was max ing l43,
5-55; high runs, %, Is aud y. Tobias, 143;
average. 35-54 high runs, 81, Is and H.
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Trying to Buy valkyris III.
S seiai cask Es,pateA I. GMr suS.

LONDON. Nov 15--It Ia said that n promi-
nent Clyde yachtsman is negotiating for the
purchase 81 Valkyr!e III, IL is also said TINT
Distant Shore. will compete with the shamrock,
Columbia. Ynlkyrie III. and Meteor next
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sG. % f fch2a cs?%an ss. pos d,oes
L,wSoa one. NOT" nor rnIshei secopd' John T. l..
this o"casIon. Charley Bate. was third MS No.
fore. VIII ne tie ribbon fell to the Fashion
Coach Hpise q mnnnyS PAGER, summary:
pom rs IN HARNESS
All ponies entered In these classes must 10 prao-
tieAlly sound. have good manner and DO shown TO
Glass az Poi Is other than shetants under IL
hands, y,srs old and oyer-first prize $50.
fta days y Ss%s PRIV. san
W. "a aTfTss s by ~ Asnd .
b. M. hand. = years, H@rn.n os,si. driven ~
Gafpsro, HsIly c2mm"ndsl, J4snnie, blk. NJ.
Pratt '''' "''''' w $40 '''' " IL o''''" ''
PONIES UNDER SADDLE.
Class 7ssae o1 pSnsI not oIoesiin{ 40
Bates. b. T., ~ inches. years. Charles +. Bates.
aHSH Sss wsa ni" 1"'ti iadan Ry
DAVIS. Third prize. saU,. Moatr al. sk. =, I2A
m.SS gsG Mon,s Garlic q {n nenes
10 years. Thomas L. Watt. Jr., ridden by iiesitt,
svessd.ns nj hand = ear old. and ID" ."" % r,s
ys re- SG35is' p h"r - a. ~ h'9%
q. It;G't hani; year. NJ! !: B@nsd.t, ridden y
hands, years, Hiilknrt F'rm r.ddSn by MMii:. j.
ito,s nds, years, sidaey ], oolioSdf.' fisdsSa
E'Ni NTALLtnNS AND BROOD MARES.
Glass o+-For stations. 8 years old or over
exceeding l2.l hands and not OK eiiuE I..i
bands. First prize. 81 70. Glorious Bonnie,
Dr. A., IL hands. years, Thomas ". and Arnold
Lawson Second prize, So, sim, or. H.,,i4 han a.
h!'d, The G. patterson. IN I'd priicl r.. pss
hr s.. lI.3N hands Richard T. Carman. Highly
commended, kondo CHI. p. IL hands, : yclr,. y
MOrt,ur..
HACRSEYs
elias. For mares threr-y Ida or over. alrl
Ia before 1898 49, hands and over; ccr ihcd to
b. In fpal to hRy produced q fnal in 1870; he
shown IN hand. or by the side Of u saddle horse.
FIRST pr2e .! 30 Lad sutton, b. m, l6.G hands.
years. by Chocolate. Jr III arton Duchess OF Com
ntURht; broader Joseph Young: exhibitor. Freder'
lex g. Stevens. So ond prlhe, SIh, BouwiGk Belle.
CHI, NJ, 1919 hands, years, by Connaught-Laiy
Ienbroke breeder, W. Richardson; exhibitor L, ID,
Jordan. Plymouth Hackney stu Third prize, $50,
Victoria u, O D, M. l5.2ll hands years. BY Fan.
dango- Victoria; hr, eier, Frederick JOYS exhibitor,
eden L G. stevens Highly commented, kthlccn
| H.. Oh. M, 1924 hands year,. by Poionns-hNtL'
Glass 2t-F,r two.vcar.7li staiions. height nc.
| cous derad; II he shown Ii AanG nr by the side OF
| sadd 2 horse--frst prize sl26. Derby DauGgelt,
| ca a.. hv fsnlan gO-Il H,mG breeder. Frederick
| Ja~, CJnNh0r Frone"ick I, SrrNcnr Snroud prH'
go. FARO, rh, q, nr tr:r. Cldct Lottery! broader
sud exhibitor a, i, CV-ati rhird rHte - >, Latest
Fashion, H.. e. by Latest Flsnion -Scnslhle breeder
| and eIh. htNr r. d. Jordan. Plymouth Hackney
| Stud. hilhiy commended, Alarm, br. o.. by wild.
re-tiss.on Pride breeder and exhibitor. Chestnnt
Cios' -e-"or mares. > years old or over.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
MYSTERY IN BANKS COUNTY.
Nine Persons Poisoned, of Whom
Two Are Dead.

Cornelia, Ca, June 3O.-News was re-
ceived here to-day from the upper part of
Banks county of the mysterious death of
two children of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack An
drews, and the serious illness of seven
other members of the family. Mr.. An
drews is a renter. living on the farm of
Mr.. Mack F. Arrin, in Banks county, six
teen miles from TOccoa and twelve miles
from any railway station.
Mr. Andrews has nine children, the old
est being 18 and the youngest 8 years.
Tuesday afternoon Clifton, a son u years
of age, and Harry. another of IA, were
taken suddenly i'll. Both died early We'd
nesday morning. They were in terrible
agony of suffering for some time before
death with lockjaw.
During the night other members of the
family became in, and before morning
only two a little boy and little girl,
were well enough to attend the rest
Later during the day the farm mule and
milk cow appeared to be suffering in
tensely.
There is no clew to the origin of the
trouble. There are various guesses run
ming all the way from malicious poisoning
on the part of supposed enemies, TO ac-
cidental poisoning by the family milch
cows having eaten noXious plants in the
hills The latter explanation seems to be
the more plausible.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
CITY COURT CRIMINALS.
The Usua1 Weekly Batch Disposed
of Yesterday.

The ISual Weekly Batch Disposed
of Yesterday.
Tho City Court disposed of it's usual
weekly criminal budget yesterday. Cases
Of petit larceny predominated as usual.
Michael MrHugh, an ex-soidier. charged
with the larceny of $50 from a dive keeper,
was sentenced to pay a fine of $40 and
costs or spend six months on the chain
gang.
Other cases of larceny from the house
We're disposed of as follows: Willie Small.
90 Or twelve months; Hattie William. IS or
IAree months; Celia Jones, discharged:
JANE Beane SIS or twelve months: Claud
rankin, discharged; James, Wright, dis
ClaIsed; Joe Hicks, $50 or twelve months:
1oln William discharged; Isaac Kullon
H'n Aoram Bowen, $40 or twelve months
''eH' Andrew Wright 800 or twelve
month Carrie Scott $25 or twelve months.
~ 'He latter case sentence was Suspended
..e woman being charged with stealing
w. rom her uncle, who did not desire to
push the case against her.
VINE jackson, who was arrested for
ulhln8 a mule in the head with a rock.
was Hned 80 and costs or six month. Isaac
n.aS' Tor larceny from the store of Smith
- - was given sentence of $50 or twelve
Go'lls on the gang. Adair Washington
41lies small and Guy Lamar. charged
t"I assault and battery. were discharr-
- Ss were also John Bowen Dan Hem
''V'.' charged with assault and battery
was gwen $40 or twelve months