davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-04
MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
ALTA Lodge No. 2O5, I O. o. F .>>>.4ul,y><,
MONDAY ENENING. June 5. ini- :SS|gS%<
tlation; six candidates. -S&SSG
+. W. DERBY. y. G. >>ThNU
HALL Of Hartnagel Chapter No. 3, L. >aa
A. Q. D., 4l3 Sutter st.-The officers and Ks
members of the above named chapter EIA
viii please assemble at their hall SUNDAY,
June T. at 1870 o'clock, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral OF our late member
Brother JOHN DIEMER
JOHN p. HOSS, C. D.
FOURTH OF JULY-Shen Mound -
Park; Bcrkeley-Seventeenth grand = u II
annual gathering and games OF the N.Y.
s. f. Scottish Thistle Club. The &SrES
greatest affair Of the kind ever witnessed on
this coast. Great programme of events: $4,000
in cash prizes; elegant and costly medals for
amateur events; grand open-air concert bali
and fireworks in the evening. Day admission
adults 80 cents. children p cents: night nd
mission. adults q cents. children 10 cents
Buy your ferry tickets for Shell Mound
JOHN ROSS, Royal Chief
GEORGE W. PATERSON, Recorder
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-04

YOUNG lady would like a position in an Of
fee: has just completed a course in type
writing and stenography; best of references.
Box 504 Call office
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-01
Riblieteca de LA DEMOCRACIA

sala njosament4 ad ornada, donde ,llaba Pbac
emente ssntado vasto sill6n clayeteado CON ia
chueas de oro.
L7vantose prssuroso al Or RADIO miro al prfucioe
tuvo que haceise vioencia para reprimr en-
senoia del paje grito de sorpresa qua arranc6 Ia
semtJ .tza dc hnHIue con el dfanto rey de Navarro
eatrad. = .
h 20 una s.n.l d Raul para que se retrara El
paje salud6 d-sapareei6
PiDfac canb'6 el de tono Y aotitud " se
iaoiino CON OF mayor respeto ante e principe
-Vusstra alt n, prosigu6, ht poddo liegar en-
to mas oportunc
st u De varas? dij0 Il principe
~ 81 / ne Ia bondad de segarms le iieyark a
nm sitio dssds donds CO nodamente 6 la prncssa
Mrg,rite.
-tfero II qua ella vesa
oIn qua ella pueda s Vuestra A'tez.
= ~ oso brio.l ex ,lam6 ,riqae, va yeo que Ia
reina mi nora msdre, HI trado tener gran seso al
dlriglrme vos, q nor de Pibrao
Rate se ncin6 L1ego dijo Noe
--Vos, amigo mfos esperares aqnf.
-Ea eh rspuso Noe. Que tamhi6n me agra
dasfi mucho yer Ia prncesa..
-Por ahora es impossible.
.saa --5por qae5 pragant6 priacpa
Per Ia senoilf sins raz6n respondi5 al CAN'T szse
los srdas ds diiaultad hremos los dos an
oil stio adoade voy scompsfIar s Su Altezs
= 81 % asf pacisacia, murmuu6 Me-
Pbrsc condajo al principe haoia oil fondo de Ia sala
dsiante de IN grsn estanta vderss que contenfa
u'a por '6a 'e bros manussrtss pef m nts osds
Ua los IA anaqnaias.
s,a ais I'bfos de moals.fa, dijo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-01
Y arledad en- Tarietas


"a Q aeres aoaso que Nj ,rgarita en- piutura
pregunto el principe riendose.
-iOi no, por cierto, respondi6 Pbrac.
dando vuelta IL lave que cerrsba al ss
tante, 10 abri6 seguiaa sspar6 dos yol6 nenes na
SO la mano al travs-, apret6 resorte habIments
dsmnlado los lib-os giraron sobre aus anaonees Al
mismo tempo que abr6 oil fondo ds estante d.i,ndo
pasadizo secreto.
de sorpresa. o'o
M 'nstn 'r, 10 P.brac este 90 40 de los memories
misterios del Louvre.
como viese que ell principe sc m straba cads yex
mas asombrado, an .di6 el eapitsn de los guardss
-Si la reina Catalina de Meiiois supiera nue vo
poseo ell secreto de pasadiz, no serfs extrao qua
ordenara IL ,nato Il Florentno que hiciera asesi
mar en- la esquina de una call que echara mi pro x
ma oomia agunos gran0s d. cietos po. vos
que me dsspacharan al mando 90 prstax,, ds c6.
licos.
I'D sntre con In mui.ri 10 Noe
ID imi murmuT6 nj mismo tempo Enrioue de Ma
varfa; indo earacter tene ta rena Catalina nj Ia
hja 90 parece la madte -
-E,toy rsuadido, prosigai6 Pibrac. do que 4 oe
sar de hab aldo la rel C.ta n onisn h h.,h .an
la oonocide. -
--sY COM h,b6is dado vos con e'2
- U IA mera casnalidsi 10 | iEo deseut rr D ma
de Poi i-rs fa6quien hx abrir serre.am nte rev
Eaqae dormia en- ests aposento. Diana qas ocupa.
ba ei de Is prin ,esa Aargarta nocs po aqaf
al r.y. :.
lDscis que In reiaa Catalina no 10 oonoce7
AT 10 creo.
-sEn que fundsi-?
--Yas > sabsrlo, rsspond.o Pibrao, que aatss de
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28

back. Do you m0ind that, now?'
Certainly" I assented, briskly. Can
you give me the date and postmark OF
his last letter." ~
II behave l can" he replied, produc-
ing a greasy-looking memorandum
book. Yes; here We have it. Royal
Hotel, Cooktown, Northern Queens
land and the date July 7th.''
did he say by what route he pro-
posed TO returng' | asked.
mo; not definitely. He proposed to
visit Sydney, but had not made up his
mind whether he would travel from
there by the p. & o. line, or by way of
New Zealand and South America"
One question more, Mr.. O'Flynn. Did
you remit him funds for the voyage?"
You may well ask that" he replied,
drily, seeing its the first thing most
men would have clamored for. But
not he. He had, he wrote, ample funds
on hand. Australia must be a wonder
full place, entoirely when an Arnewood
can save money in it,"
This was about all Mr.. O'Flynn could
tell me regarding the movements Of the
missing man. But, on the way to Eus-
ton Square he favored me with a full
explanation of his previous references
to the Arnewood family; and, as they
proved to have a very important bear
ing upon the case, it is essential to
place them upon record in this mar
ratIve. They will accordingly be found
In their proper place, in the following
memorandum drawn up by me at Mr..
Hawkins request and by his guidance)
of Il previous relations with Messrs.
O'Brien & G%rudgery. respecting the
missing heir of Arnewood.
/ should premise that the facts, espe-
cially those regarding the family his
tory, did not come TO my knowledge
chronologically, as / have set them
down. What / aimed at was to place
Mr.. Hawkins (and with him, incident
ally, any other reader) in possession Of
every single detail of the Arnewood
case known to me at the hour of Mr..
O'Flynn's departure for Dublin.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28
CHAPTER VI.
Inspector Trail Steals q March ON
O'FIynn.

Some surprises are absolutely stag
gering in their unexpectedness. For
fully half a minute / stood staring at
the portrait, unable as yet to realize
the full Importance of the discovery l
had just made. Then a doubt arose in
my mind as to whether / might not,
after all, be mistaken.
"WellT queried O'Flynn, eagerly.
do you recognize the faceT"
"Yes," / answered; cor, at least, 1
am almost certain that l do. And, If
my suspicious prove to be correct, our
search for Luke Arnewood is at an
end"
How so? Where is hep
Dead" I replied, laconically. HE
was murdered, here in London, some
weeks ago!"
Mr.. O'Flynn's jaw dropped, and a
look OF the utmost horror came over
his withered old face.
"Deadg" he repeated. "Murderad?-
Arrah, thin, and who in the world
would want to murder the poor gintIe-
man, and he only just landed from for
SiSh IdItos ShulSJ II > uIdlllUg you
are!'
II devoutly hope l am mistaken" I
said, gravely; but / fear I'm not.
However, If you'll lend me this photo
graph for an hour or so, I'll soon veri-
fly or disprove my opinion. Come with
me If you like"
The old clerk assented, and we pro-
ceeded together to Great Scotland
Yard, where We were fortunate In
finding Inspector Trail. With Just a
brief nod Of salutation, / silently hand.
ed him the portrait. He studied it at
tentively for some moments: but,
clearly, Its resemblance to the muir.
dered man did not strike him so quick.
ly as 1t had me-.
Don't you recognize it," I asked, a
little impatiently, after a pause.
mot to swear by" he answered. stiIl
continuing his scrutiny; though it's
certainly like him-allowing for what
happened. Wait a moment"
CTo he Continued1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28
Resolve upon this New Years day

Resolve upon this New Years day
To stop it," whatsoever 1t be!
Perhaps you like the cup that cheers"
Perhaps you gamble recklessly;
perchance you're libellous in tone;
Perhaps you're prone TO sigh and
groan;
Perhaps you're temper's very bad;
You talk enough to drive folks mad;
You think that no n else is right;
You firt with everything in sight;
You have an overbearing way,
Or tell your symptoms" night and
day:
Perhaps you dye the hair that's gray;
Perhaps your debts you do not pay;
Perhaps-oh, we'll, whate'er 1t be,
If with your world it don't agree,
And brings you care or misery,
Strike now the blow that sets you free!
Polly Pry.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28
NE" YEARS IN Tur :,

~. otATly
oh, the CHEEKY old 49,,
new Years Years callsl" said ia'9 J ota'
my acquaintance at 4 49,, Won,
:, tine lot other evening. Il am ', = ta
tured. points II
Yes, and its bad a..
s snsS . U ,'i.1 maid Her kindl, y, ~
a story. 'Ae' and n
1t took much diplomacy >,
tart or two, but l gained auo ~
"Thirty-five years aro ny II
maniess one, the New yo.., aa|
IN iull bloom. 1t was the a,1.s q
everywhere, and was fri NJ prS1s |
aone. My sister and mysel, u..l
'ndt time, n ~
with our mother, a small h haa. Oci
ton street. AouSe ~
Mother took a couDla =,
and we did fairly well " oat
Il had a beau then-tA.
l ever did have, BY ths valy
voice broke a little here say'
"and his name was Cbarlsr J. a'a
He was very fond Of y. 'a
him. NC and
New Years, Cit va, A..
war, l r~emember-my sis,a. 1ui
cided that we would 'racsi-' s4a
SO we cooked and swent ~
and our little parlor looksa ~
on New Years morning,
/. W. had five kinds Of cab.
ing the rich plum-studdA1 H.,
Gle, with a nightmare in evs,r
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28
CHAPTER III. (Continued.1

'We have the l.. A. on his left arm
to do duty for that" insisted the in
spector.
IL fancy sailors more often tattoo
themselves with their sweetheart's in
itials than their own" / remarked,
"and / have always understood that
they use the anchor as an emblem of
Hope in connection with their chosen
fair ones. However, it is quite posi-
BILE that you are right, and, in any case,
the initials furnish a very strong clue.
Why don't your people offer a re-
ward?"
''They are about to do So" he re-
Joined. THAT is to say, the Home
Office has sanctioned the offer of 600
for information leading to conviction.
I am absolutely certain shere are no
pals to be bribed in this case. The
offer of f100 for proof of the Identity of
the murdered man might, perhaps, re-
suit In something: but this, of course,
is hopelessly out of accord with all Off
cial precedent. And red tape does not
stretch much, Mr.. Weston"
mo, / suppose not" | made answer.
''The description will, however, be cir
culated, / supposeT'
'Oh, yes! in the ordinary way,
through the police fierce, and l daresay
the Press will help with here and there
a paragraph; but | can't say / feel
hopeful as to results. Anyhow, I've
done my best"
And no one can do more" / added,
cheerfully. Besides, you ignore the
greatest factor of all in the solution Of
a difficult case-the Chapter of Acci.
dents" And my words We're soon des,
tined to be verified.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28
SEVENTEEN OF EN-

nuts, raisins, figs. coffee, tea, |
whisky and port wine.
Mother objected to the licuu,
we said she was old-fashl0a
gained our point, as in those !
house that didn't serve Stingla
a spirituous sort would have sss
ty we'll 'boycotted, as We say ta
We'll, the ~callers-all nsi-
to arrive at about ten o'cl1t
morning, and kept 1t up al aI
AT noon my Charley eala.
huge omnibus, as was TIE I
among the middle-class people n
days-and brought with hin sra
fellows, not one Of whom ! a|
seen before.
This was another absurd 4
hospitality current at that ua'|
very trying it was.
For seventeen lusty stfais1
run amuck amid our ALREADY 4
stock was OF itself an aggraVsa1
the quantities they ate and aih]
honor of 'Charley's girl, bad Y
far from pleasing, for some q y
ers became a trife OOlslsfea
seemed disinclined to depart
But my principal worry W
Charley.
81 had always supposed DID
temperate, but on this @as
drank a great deal. On, D."
then that I had taken my no''a|
vice about the liquor.
His face grew red, bis "
his speech thick and bis
steady. ~
81 fancy now that he must p
drinking before he called
at that time I felt that ! vas
sponsible for his condition
when he approached o.
'good-by' l shrunk from him I
He saw it, and it angelea J.
had some words, he dasAe' Z
went to my room to weep
81 never saw him agaln.
what" we calculated
Never! In a defiant nl0o'
have drunk more and mOls
a quarrel with a comp
were struck, he was
lodged all night in jail. u
the paper next morning Il
sickened. He called to ses
days after, but I would no. os,sss|
Perhaps / was WRONG, sa,,se|
right. At all events, BE- ,l ss,' !,
-. au,,Lard and ! donts
was altogether "
York Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28
A NEW YEARS CALLER.

A year ago. around last New Years.
/ was called upon by a gorgeous young
creature-a saving beauty-who bore
a letter Of introduction from a mutual
friend in st. Louis.
The substance Of it was:
The girl is stagestruck. Can you
do anything for herr"
She was the most artificial thing l
had ever seen. / doubted whether she
could sneeZe naturally.
Have you had any stage expert
ence?"
only with amateurs"
All! Have you any money!"
She looked at me much as a we'll
posted countryman would gaze at a
"bunco steerer."
My dear girl, I don't want your
money, but it might be to your advan-
tage TO take a course in some good
training school, and that requires
cash"
Her nose went up.
"Oh, l don't wish anything like
that" she said disdainfully. Il want
ar engagement where / can get a SAL
ary."
We'll, you might possibly begin by
playing very small parts" | replied.
MIR. DAILY generally has a corps of
fifteen or twenty young girls connected
with his theater who are occasionally
selected"
mo, no." she interrupted, 81 must
do better than that. VIII you hear me
recite a speech from 'Parthenia?'"
This was pretty hard, but ! was pre-
pared to go some lengths lin friend
ships name" as the gentleman sings
in "Iolanthe."
G ahead" / said hoarsely.
She went ahead.
1t was pretty bad.
My dear" / said, there is no call
for Parthenias unless they have cash
galore. and ven then the call comes
principally from the who
wants his rent guaranteed, and the
actors, who need their salaries. We
are also oyerstocked with Juliets and
fairly reek with Rosalinds."
She rose impatiently.
Then you don't give me n en-
couragement?"
Not in that line; no."
You don't think | spoke well?"
Let us talk of something else"
mo. l should like an answer
please"
We'll, then, If you must insist, /
didn't care for you in the speech"
She walked out, trembling with in
d~ignation.
Yesterday l met her.
Beautiful still, but with a look of
hard experience in her eyes and her
dress quite shabby.
My heart warmed toward her. and I
seized her poorly gloved hand with
fervor.
i am sorry you were offended with
me-" / murmured.
She heaved a sigh.
You were quite right" she said.
land / wish that | had known II then"
You have been on the stage?"
Been on the stage?" she echoed,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28

with a bitter smile. why, I've hardly
been of it for the last four months"
"Well?"
Wen. I've been doing small parts
IN a twice a day performance, COM
pany, and I'm half dead. We eyen
played on Sunday, and the mornings
were given up to rehearsals. I tried
important parts just twice-whep the
leading woman was ill-and made .
botch of them both! And one wa our
old friend Parthenia." She laughed
cyIically.
but your experience will count In
the end" I ventured.
NO. II won't" she retorted. "Tm
enc OF the actresses who don't Offend
! maven any talent, and fourteen per-
iormances a week is a little too much,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28

The United States manufactures OF.
tensively perfumes from wintergreen
~sassafras and several other woods and
herbs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28

I'm going back ~ 3.
married" 81 Lnuh \
Very sensible"
And she sped away !
Broadway and Fortis ai' , that 4,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-28
THE NEW YEARS re-

THE Z
Make 'em, make 'em; eve
break 'em! .u,tl
Good resolves are c0
even for a day; v,l .
Strive a little longer:
stronger; cot Il
And perfection nese'
in human clay
Make a firm resistan''
assistance; 90, 700
Give the demon caul
tussle--and you ..ou. u
Push the foe beninu
him bind you, -, w
And begin the new yea
an, better mani
Finery is unDee0r ..susy.
want the means OF w.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-04-07
An EnterprIsIng Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Grant Holden
who spare no pains to secure the best
OF everything in their line for their
many customers. They now have the
valuable agency for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. This is wonderful remedy
that Is producing such Juror all over
the country by its many startling cures.
1t absolutely cures Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness and all affections of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at
above drug store and get trial bottle
free or regular size for soc and S1OO.
Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-04-07
An Open Letter.

In taking prospective view politi-
cally and realizing the fact that Brock
way township has not been favored
with county Office for the past eigh-
teen years, and having received con-
siderable encouragement from differ
ent parts of the county, feel justified
in announcing my candidacy for Coun-
ty Clerk next year. BELIEVING that a
straightforward course is the proper
one to pursue, l therefore place my
name before the Republicans of Brock
way township at this time, trusting 1
may receive their hearty support which
respectfully solicit. Yours truly,
j. G. HOLDEN.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-04-07
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND DoINGs OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
James Brown is in Mayville this week
Lillian Hennessy was in Port Huron
Wednesday.
VIM. Mcintyre, of Roseburg, was il
town Thursday.
f. II. Drake, attorney, was at Brown
City Wednesday.
John Brink, of Capac, was Yale
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. w. b. Ballentine was in Port
Huron on Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Slight was Port Huron
visitor last Saturday.
Harvey Tappan was in Port Huron
Tuesday on legal business.
E. Dant, of Bay City, was a guest at
G. f. Michaels' on Tuesday.
Chas. Rounds spent Thursday and
Friday at Saginaw on business.
Alfred Walker, of Port Sanilac, is
visiting his uncle, Solomon Reed.
Daniel Foley, of Mt. Salem, was call.
ing on his Yale friends Wednesday.
Lenna Ellis, of Walkeryille, Ont, is
visiting among Yale friends this week
Attorney Rapley transacted business
in Sanilac Centre the first of the week.
Charlie Palmer attended the Ball at
the Davey House, Emmett, Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. O'Rourke were
visiting relatives near Armada last
week.
AL Minimize, of Sarnia, has been the
guest of Mrs. Eva Black part of the
week.
Elder Lester Clark, now of West
Conway, was in town couple of days
this week.
August Milbrantd, Levi White. Will
Henry, and Glen WEIGH were at SAM
lac Centre Sunday.
Mrs. l. E. Beers and Miss Pheba E.
Merrill, OF Croswell, were Yale visitors
the first of the week.
Mrs. VIM. LaGeer returned home on
Sunday after visit with Elliott
friends and relatives.
Deed Holmes went to Port Huron
Tuesday where she has secured a posi-
ton for the summer.
Jack Crawford, who has spent the
winter in the north woods, returned
home the first of the week.
Martin Wood and wife of Port HUI
ron, visited with Mrs. Gustin during
the latter part of last week.
James McColl went to Baden, Ont,
Wednesday and will return with his
wife and family on Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Bates, of Hesperia, return
ed to her home last Tuesday, after two
weeks visit with relatives in this vicinity.
Robert Shut, who has spent the
past year or two in Arizona, was visit
ing his sister Mrs. Il. II. Parkinson last
week.
Mrs. Barney Mills returned to her
home in Marysville on Friday last,
after an extended visit with Mrs. j. A.
Rowe.
G. Z. Patterson left for Brown City
Monday morning, where he has secur-
ed situation on the Brown City
Banner.
Mae Trainor, after spending the
winter with friends in Yale aud Brock
way, started for her home in Detroit
the first of the week.
DR.. E. M. Saigon, of Sanilac Centre,
who has been attending the Ontario
Veterinary College for the past six
months, was in town on Wednesday.
He graduated from that institution at
the last examination and is now full
fiedged vet.
Solomon Tice, of near Evart, brother
of Jonathan Tice, who resided in this
township about 80 years ago, is here
on visit. He notices vast change
in the country and says, had he been
dropped down in the village of Yale
he would not have known the place.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-04-07
HARVEY TAPPAN.
$685. ATToRNEY-Ar-LAW
General Practice,
Probate Law.
settlement of Estates.

Real Estate
Homes in Yale. Vacant Build
ing Sites. Vacant Business Sites.
1 have correct maps of the vii
lage of Yale, and Counties of st.
Clair and Sanilac. Abstracts of
nearly all OF Yale property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
EE>rLTS on oTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHICAGO, june e.. Fred Fosters $40. 900 colt Vel
low Tail lHadc his first appearance at the local
tracks to-day, and he won from the best two-yeAr-
Odds here. Cheescstraw and John Griggsby with
ease The colt is a. big four.year old and has
world OF speed. lie ran a half in O;isA over track
fully Y seconds SLOW - tha mile. The racing Was
ex, client. Summaries:
FIr.t lace-Four and a half furlonk5-Onoto, 1o5
tlIcuurhamp to - won. olive order, ~ Henson +,
1910 /, second. Huronla 100 Ii. Brown. 3 to /.
thiru. Tine, OI6lp.
second Race SIX furlongs-sirdar 1872 Reitl). =
to t. won. Daily Racing Form, l32 Tabor 10 to /,
second Uarda l2I n. NarNAeG, to |. third. Time.
lINlt, 49, 80 , ,
ter - Ia L. won; Tenhl, lOS Mutt, 20 to /, second:
Bru'y Do. -! Seaton' to |, third. Time, l:l6a.
Fourth Race one and one sixteenth mIleI-John
laarr, Ilu Ross 2tp !, won, Rihc, llu tTAber q
Ia l, second, Frryyr. Iii ,Brauchamp, even, third.
TWC, l.Ipr4,
Fih Rlcr-Four iurongs-Yellow Tail, 100
tBIossJ = 10 /. won Chrese straw, lOI, tAtoe 4.
ven. Umd John Griggsby. 1908 P. knigh. 10 p
tlIrd. Time, U.4~a4. .
SSH iiacc >.X frrongs Lone i29 W. Mar.
Vac T. /, won, MnskalonSe, lj4 uficemanI q to