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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22

as closed. Nothing has ever been heard
Of the missing $4,000, and Smit continues
in office.
Quite the most patriotic Boer and rabid
anti-Briton is a member Of the Volksraad
named Stoffel Tosen. This man is a rene
gade Englishman and his name was Ste
phen Townsend. His father was O private
In a line regiment quartered at Pieterma-
rltzburg. Many years ago he deserted to
the Transvaal. and fought for the Beers
I'm the war of 1881. His son. the present
bearer OF the Boer variant of a good Brit
ish name, is an extraordinarily ignorant
bigot. A few years ago, when the mon
ster petition from the Rand praying hum
bly, for better representation, was present
ed to the Rad Tosen, from his seat.
called out, of course IN the Taal: "If they
want the franchise, they've got to fight
for it," Again, he was known TO have
been heavily subsidized to promote the
passage Of the dynamite monopoly bnl.
The bride took the form OF bet of $500
TO a shilling. that the bin would not pass.
OF course, it passed. and the loser gladly
paid up the sporting odds In supporting
the bill Tosen gravely said that THE word
OF God had come to him overnight tell
ing him that il would be for the good OF
the country for the bin TO be passed" This
Is textuai
A really typical Boer Is Barend Vorster.
Jr He has been mixed up with most Of
the Pretoria financial scandals, but he al
ways comes out branded, but unscathed
in position. over the Selati Railway deal
he received a gold watch and some "sDid-
ers," or four-wheeled carriages A news
paper openly accused him, by name, Of
accepting brides, and the President him
self defended Vorsters action, saying that
he saw no harm in members receiving sucn
presents The vagaries OF Vorster would
MI chapters, end he is not at all an I'M
fair example Of Boer officiaidom.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
FINISH CONFERENCE WORK
Unitarian Ministers and Lay Dele
gates Return to Their
Homes.

After havlng devoted three days to the
consideration OF religious topics and general
business tending to advance the interests OF
the church. the ministers and lay delegates
of the Iowa Nebraska conference OF Uni
tsrans held their concluding session yes
terday afternoon. Most of them returned to
their respective homes last night.
The afternoon session was devoted largely
to closing up some unimportant matters left
over from previous sessions A vote OF
thanks was rendered the members ana
friends of Unity church for the entertain
ment furnished during the stay in the city
The church committee reported growth
of membership throughout both Iowa and
Nebraska. 1t Is also stated that all the
kindred societies are growing rapidly and
that members are evidencing a deep interest
In the church work.
Yesterday morning the business committee
recommended that the annual conferences
be held in Des Moines Some OF the Des
Molnes delegates favored the adoption of the
report, while others opposed it, urging that
the matter OF entertaining the members of
the conference each year would prove too
burdensome Outside delegates opposed the
plan, arguing that. in the interest OF Unita-
rlanism other towns should be given an op-
portunity of entertaining the conference. As
compromise 1t was decided that the next
conference shall be held in Des Mones and
that at that meeting the question of future
location shall be settled. The midwinter
fellowship meeting was given to Burlington.
A summer school along lines similar to the
Chautauqua association meetings met with
favor and okoboji Ia. was agreed upon as
a proper place for such an institution. A
committee consisting of Messrs. Reed Mel
ley, Mrs. Stafford and the Misses Wallace
and Mccarthy was appointed to work out
the details. The morning sermon was de-
lvered by Rev. J. L. Marsh OF Lincoln
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
CoLoRs OF MISS HoYT LOWERED.
Defeated in First Round of Women's
Golf Tournament,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE col
ors of Miss Beatrice H'oyt of, the Shinne-
cock Hills Golf club, Southampton, L. l.,
We're lowered today by Mrs. Caleb F. Fox of
the Huntingdon Valley Cricket club, Rydal,
Pa, in the first round of the women's golf
championship turnament now being held
on the links of the, Philadelphia club at
Country Club Vat sBala, north of this city.
Miss Hoyt was the favorite all along and
even when Mrs. Fox was two up, with five
to play, the Shinnecock player was still
looked upon as winner Miss Hoyt has
been the champion of women golfers of the
United States for three years. A great
gallery" followed Miss Hoyt and Mrs. Fox
but Miss Hoyt drew up to her on the fourth
hole and was up on the seventh hole
Here Mrs. Fox braced up. She evened up
on the eighth and went ahead on the ninth
hole. Miss Hoyt, try as she would, could
not catch up and Mrs. Fox won by up and
Z to play.
Mrs Fox's work on the green was ex-
ceilent while that of Miss Hoyt was some
what Indifferent Mrs. Fox's strokes were
also superior to those of the Long Island
player.
The best contest of the day was that be-
tween Mrs. j. Franklin McFadden of this
| city and Miss GeneVieve Hecker of Norton
| took twenty holes to decide who was the
winner, and the match was stubborn one
| thrC ughout
| In the long driving contest this afternoon
| Miss Marion oliver of Albany, N Y, won
| first prize. She drove the ball 164 yards s
| inches. Miss Beatrice Hoyt was second with
| 162 yards.
The advancing and putting contest was
won by Miss May Barron of Irvington,
| n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
MEET TO TALK COMMERCE
Delegates from All over the World
Gathering for Philadel-
phfa Congress-.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Delegates to
the International Commercial congress,
which opens tomorrow in the auditorium of
the main building OF the National Export
Exposition, are arriving in town today.
Representatives of forty nations and about
800 of the principal chambers of commerce
will have arrived in the city before night.
A special train will leave Washington at
o'clock tomorrow morning, arriving here
at noon, bearing the members of legations
from all countries, Assistant Secretary Of
State David ]. Hill and a number OF con-
gressmen.
At 2:35 p. m. the congress will be called
to order by Assistant Secretary Of State
Hill On behalf of the Commercial museum
President Charles Fl. Cramp will then speak,
to be followed by an address on behalf Of the
National Export Exposition and Interna-
tional Commercial congress management, by
Director General w. P. Wilson.
The following is the provisional program
for the entire congress: October IL, open
ing of the congress- October 13, commercial
development; October IA, American indus
tries; October 16 and II, Australian day;
October IS and 10. Asiatic days; October 20,
industrial organization and commercial edu-
cation; October 81 merchant marine and
consular service; October 23, African day;
October "a, canal day; October rs, expan-
sion day; October 26, q and 2S, Pan
american days; October 30 and 81, European
days; November /, farewell session.
The congress will meet at 10 a. m. and
2:30 p. m. every week day.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
JOINT ARMY REUNION IS OFF
Army of the Tennessee Selects De-
troit Instead of the south for
n Meeting Place.

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE proposed joint
reunion OF the armies of the Tennessee
Cumberland and Potomac at Chattanooga,
Tenn, in october, 1900, is off so far as the
Army OF the Tennessee is concerned. The
committee appointed at the meeting of the
society yesterday to select the place for
reunion next year decided that it was mad
visable to adopt the idea and selected De-
troit, Mich. as the place OF meeting for
1900. The distance to the southern city is
so great that It was believed many of the
members would ind it impossible to at
tend the reunion.
The committee on officers reported the
selection Of the following officers for the en-
suing year, and the report was unanimously
adopted: President, General Grenville NJ.
Dodge, reelected; vice presidents, Cap
tain S. II. Chamberlain, Detroit; Captain II.
]. Chase, Sioux City; Captain M. ]. Nc
Grath, Chicago Lieutenant David f. Vail,
st. Paul; Colonel A. L. Ogg, Greenfield,
H.; Captain F. II. Magdeberg, Milwaukee,
G. A. Busse, Chicago; Mrs. H. T. Noble,
Dixon, ILL.,; General ]. c. Breckenridge,
Washington, d. c.; Hugh r. Belknap, Chi
cago corresponding secretary, General A..
Hickenlooper, Cincinnati; recording secre-
tary, Colonel C. Cadet, Cincinnati; treas
urer, A. NJ. Van Dyke, Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
CROKER MAKES WAR ON HILL
fractional Differences Among New
York Democrats Crop
ping Out.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The democratic
state central committee will meet at the
Hoffman house tonight There is said to be
a movement on foot to oust Frank Campbell
ex-senator David B. Hills close friend, not
only from the craftsmanship of the state
committee, but from his position as ma
tional committeeman for New York.
Both Of these places are held at the pleas
ure of the state committee. The national
committeeman, however cannot take his
seat until he has been approved by the
national committee David B. Hill will at
tend the meeting with many proxies from
up the state. 1t is alleged that ex-senator
Murphy and Richard Croker are making the
fight on Campbell. Friends OF Mr.. Hill iu-
timate that Campbell is attacked because
of his devotion to Mr.. Bryan, but Mr.. Muir
ply and Mr.. Croker have both declared for
Mr. Bryan very recently and the trouble
seems to be a continuation of the old feud
between Hill and Croker.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
JESTER PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Defense Creates n Sensation by Ad-
mitting the Identity of the
Prisoner.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 11.-A special to the
Star from Paris, Mo-, says: The case of
Alexander Jester, charged with the murder
of Gilbert Gates in 1871, was called here to-
day. After Prosecuting Attorney Rhodes
had stated that the state was ready for trial
Attorney Patrick Cullen, counsel for Jester,
created a sensation by saying:
The defense, in order to expedite bug
mess and dispel useless theories, desires to
answer that it is ready for trial and to state
that the prisoner at the bar is Alexander
Jester, the same Alexander Jester who
passed through Monroe county in 1871 and
who was indicted in that year on the charge
of numbering Gilbert Gates We also plead
not guilty.
Up to this time the defense had denied
the prisoners identity.
A. A. Gates father of TESTERS alleged vic
tim, was the only witness introduced by the
prosecution. He was still on the stand at
noon. John S. Forrest, Chicago is conduct
ing the examinations for the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
WESTERN LEAGUE NOW OF PAST
Magnntes Change the Name to Ameri-
cnn Dnae BaII Lea%ue.


CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Western Base
Ball league is now of the past and in It's
place is the American Base Ball league
organized at the annual meeting of the
Western Base Ball league held today at
the Great Northern hotel.
President Ban Johnson called a meeting
Of the board of directors of the league
this morning, which considered awarding
the pennant in the Western league, which
went to Indianapolis
w. r. c. Colt made the motion that the
name be changed from that of the Western
Base Ball league to the American Base
Ball league, and James Franklin of Buffalo
seconded 1t. The vote was unanimous and
the president was instructed to change the
constitution of the league to meet the
present requirements,
President Johnson was instructed to
write the national board of arbitration
asking Il revision of the national agree
ment, changing the drafting season to
two years and the drafting price to 81 900
instead of $500.
The matter of selecting manager for the
league under its reorganization will be
taken up tomorrow as will also the circuit
of the league. The question Of establishing
teams in Chicago and Cleveland will prob
ably come mp for discussion.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
BIG PATENT SUIT PENDING
Binson Bidweu Claims Royalty of
All Electric Railway
Lines.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 1.-THE Call says
that a bill OF complaint will soon be filed
in the United States circuit court here as
the commencement OF one Of the most i'm
portant suits ever tried in any court, Bnson
Bidwell, who claims to be the original in
ventor OF the system by which all the cleo
tric roads of the country are operated. is
the principal complainant. The Market
Street Railroad company OF this city. the
Thomson Houston Electrlef company OF
Connecticut and the General Electric OF
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

are also the George OF the same line, the
Ems OF the North German Lloyd from
Genoa and Naples; the Anchor liner Alsa-
tia also from Mediterranean ports. and the
North German Lloyd steamer Friedrich der
Crosse from Bremen besides a number OF
West Indian coasters and freight liners.
A number OF liners are scheduled to sail
today that may be detained by the fog, Of
which are the St. Louis, for Southampton,
the Germanic for Liverpool and the South
wark for Antwerp. The weather conditions
for yachting are much the same as yester-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
MILLIONS Given Away,

1t is certainly gratifying to the public to
know of one concern in the land which Is not
afraid to be generous to the needy and suf-
fering. The proprietors of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds have given away over ten million trial
bottles of this great medicine and have the
satisfaction OF knowing 1t has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma,
Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all. diseases OF
the Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured
by it. Call on Kuhn G. Co. druggists, and
get free trial bottle. Regular size soc and
81. Every bottle guaranteed or price re-
funded.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
CoURsING WINNERS AT FRIEND.
Good Crowd the First Day and
Twenty-Onc Courses Are Run.


FRIEND, Neb., Oct. 1l,-(Special Tele-
gram)-The first day of the coursing meet
ing brought out a good crowd. Twenty-one
courses were run and eight hares went to
the es cape. The winners are:
Sttle (Lincoln) beat George Crofton's
(Omahal Honby; Gretchen (Eagan. S. ID
beat William Blackmores Dewey Maid; sui
lyan's (Friend) lSiX Miller beat Sutton Boy
(St Edward; Woodford's Utica beat Rea-
gan's Lady Dice sharks Utica) beat sta
pleton CYorkl; Nancy S. Rielly's CFriend)
tom; Horns (Mankato Kan) Bennle beat
Lincolns Fire Department; Gooden S
q'rend) Hix beat Horns (Mankato, Kan5
Bellamy; Sharks utica Clipper beat Ro-
ber's (utica) Doris; Dudley & Wiberg'
!Clay Center, Kan.l Lord Van Dyke bat
,Omahal Queen beat Billiards. Wiber: Miss
Woods Day ton and Grimms Gincoln) Lar
kins beat Suilivan's (Friend) Nellie C; Dud-
ley x Wibergs (Clay Center, Kan) Fleet
beat Ragens Utica( Joe; Thomas Horn's
lMankatoi Kan2 BIN Dosey beat Hart,
Grimm's White Princess beat ]. II, Rich
Hrdson's (AIilford) Creamer; Hornby's
tEagan, $, d. Frank Green beat Crofton's
(Omaha) Glory; Hoffman Jackson's en-
terprlse, Kan) HOrtense June beat Rad
srds P'nendl Radfordi Foremans Gi,riend)
prince beat Blackmore's CFriend) jude:
Hoffman g. Jackson's Enterprise, Kan)
Srag-Jorgensen beat Ballard's (Wilber)
ilrl; Radfords CErend) Bird beat Aliens
Rys GinecfPl,m ,.ooI Ritty, Ward; Dayton 4
ME second round Of the stake will be run
of tomorrow with the twenty-five winners
In
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
AN ADVANCE IN GRAIN RATES
Central and Trunk Lines Make n New
Tariff, Which is Highest Made
in Five Years.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11-Central Freight asso-
citation lines at their meeting in this city
yesterday adopted the recommendation Of
the trunk line committee to make a further
advance in grain rates in November.
The rate on export corn from Chicago to
New York will be IS cents per hundred
pounds and on domestic corn 20 cents. On
all other articles of grain or grain products
the export rate from Chicago to New York
will be 20 cents and the domestic rate %
cents. The new tariff is the highest made
in five years
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
Army of the Potomac Reunion.

PlTTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 11.-At the first
session OF the annual reunion OF the Army
of the Potomac held here today the various
corps met first and elected presiding Off
GERS as follows: First corps, Captain j. H.
Cooper, Pennsylvania; Second corps, w. w,
Price, Pittsburg; Third corps, General
Thomas r. Matthews, Boston; Fifth corps
General Fitzjohn Porter, U. S. A., retired
Tho latter was elected for life, an unusual
proceeding. Fredericksburg, Va, was Sc
lected as the next place of meeting for the
general society
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
Short Line Fleets directors.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Oregon Short Line stock
holders was held this morning. The fol-
lowing directors were elected: Oliver Ames,
Francis S. Bangs, Horace G. Burt, Samuel
Carr, Thomas jefferson Coolidge, w. d.
Cornish, w. f. Glinn, George ]. Gould, E. e.
Hartman, Thomas r. Jones, Otto H. Kahn,
G. M. Lane, James Loeb, Oliver w. Mink
and Wnsow S. Pierce.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
FOG ENvELOPS THE HARBOR
Shipping is Greatly Delayed by the
Thick Weather at New
York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Dense fog envel-
oped the harbor and its entrance this morn
ing. At 1888 a. m. the marine observers
at Sandy Hook and Quarantine reported
everything shut out from sight by it. A
number OF Atlantic liners are due, among
them being the mammoth new Oceanic of
the White Star line from Liverpool and
Queenstown, which, to equal the time of it's
maiden passage a few weeks ago, should
be at the lightship at 1O:47 a, m. There
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

New York are made defendants and similar
suits will be commenced in several states.
Bidwell charges that the defendant corpora
tion. as well as others, has made immense
profits out OF his inventions, and the suits
in question are based upon infringement of
his patents. He prays for a royalty of 40
per cent on the net profits.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
Funeral Directors Meet.

CINCINNATI Oct ll.-The eighteenth
annual convention of the National Assoca-
tion of Funeral Directors began here today
and will conclude tomorrow night After
the welcome address of Mayor Tafel was
responded to by X. r. Bringhurst OF Phil
adelphia the annual address of President
Francke w. Dickinson Of Springfield, Mass,
was presented and referred TO various COM
mittees, as were the reports.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE Pennsylvania
special bearing the presidential party ar
rived in Chicago this afternoon from Evans
Vile and was at once delivered to the tracks
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road.
st. Paul will be reached at o'clock to-
morrow morning. The day and evening will
be spent at Minneapolis and st, Paul and
at midnight the departure will be made
for Duluth.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
PENSIONS FOR WESTERN VETERANS.
Survivors of Civil War Remem-
bcred by the General Government
WASHINGTON, Oct. ll-(Special 1.-THE
following western pensions have been
granted.

following western pensions have been
granted;
Issue of September 2l:
Nebraska: Increase17;James Hosaek. Cen
70 S.; Nathaniel Ballard, Cody, Sc to S.;
Henry Garn. Grand Island. IS to siO Add,
tiOnal--Fayette S. Bush, Omaha, A TO sc.
Francis NJ ThomPsSpn, RusshhyiIlei 50 70 S,
Sc; William Fisher, Washta, Sc; George NJ.
DALEY, Manning, IS; Joseph p. Wallace,
Columbia. So, Restoration and Increase
John G. Stevens, (deceased), Grinneii, IS 70
sl7. Increase-silas ]; Roe, Wiota, $ to SO;
James NJ RSossberry i! Belffasf ;i4 to 81;
Harrison Hubbard, Marshalltown. so to Si2;
John w Knight, West Union. IS TO 81?
Reissue-Elijah Roberts Farmington, $7
ORIGINAL wiaows .st. .estteITMary COR May r.
sl2
South Dakota: Original-John Funk, Mil
bank SO. Increase-John Brooks, Dell Rap
ids (Hartford), s. 70 s.; Henry c; Wash
Long Creek SIG to slT.
Wyoming: Original-Benjamin +. Pier
son. SARATOGA. So.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
HY NE N EAL..
Newspaper Man weds.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 11.-Mr. Walter II.
Howard, former city editor and London cor
respondent of the New York Journal, and
Miss Belle Newman, daughter of Judge Will
liam T. Newman of the United States cir
cult court, were married here this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
PACKING HOUSE STATISTICS
Output at Omaha Crowds Closely on
that of Kansas City for
Second Place.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-(Specia Tele-
gram.) Price Current says: A small de-
crease is shown in the number of hogs
handled by western packers the past week,
the total showing $4,000. compared with
100000 the preceding week and $50, 900 last
year. From March l. the total is 12,4O5, 900
against 12,650,00O a year ago. Prominent
nlacps comDare as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
Yale to play Wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 1.-THE WISCONSIN,
Yale foot ball game will be played as
planned. Word was received from Yale to-
day, by which the management agrees to
play 25-minute halves.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
Harvards OutpIay Amherst.

CAMBRIDGE, Oct 1L-Harvard easily
defeated Amherst, Al to o, In fifteen halves.
Amherst was outplayed in every point in
the game, In the line, in spite of Am
herst's weight, the Harvards opened holes
everywhere and, being supported by the
baek field. advanced the ball every down.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

today The race was at the same u.stsnce,
mile and a sixteenth. and she wac = 30 10
shot but Bonneville run her OF iN,i. feet
and she stopped and finished last. Benne-
vile was in fine form, his time coming
within one-half second of the record. He
finished easily. Time; 145k.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
Indians Take Three Games.

SHEFFIELD, III, Oct. 1l.-(Special Tele-
gramD-The Nebraska Indians defeated
Morris Ull) to and 10 to l3, and won
from Wyant today 10 to g.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
DIED.

GILLIGAN-Catherine, aged months and
day, youngest child of Sarah and James
agah' Fu9epa1 ThHfsday' 7o4 0Gt2ReE H.
street, to Holy Sepulchrc cemetery,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
OsbOrn-Lewis.

Levy Osborn and Miss Eathay Lewis were
married October IL at the residence of the
brides parents 1414 Jones. Rev. Charles
w. Savdge ofticiated.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
LIVELY WORK AMONG KICKERs.
| Tigers Defeat Lafayette in an Excit-
Ing Gnme on Their Own Gridirau

PRINCETON, n. J., Oct. n.-The
Tigers defeated Lafayette today in an ex-
citing game by the score Of t2 to o. Prince
toms first touchdown was due to Levick,
who circled Lafayettes left end for twenty
five yards. The second touchdown was
won by Reiters magnificent runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
ExTAsY WINS Kentucky STAKE.
Major NIcDoweIrs FiIIy Wins Easily
in Straight Heats.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct 1.-THE Ken
tucky stake was the feature of the trots
today and Major II. C. McDowell's grand
fly Extasy, vas the favorite over a good
field, selling at 25, the field being 10. There
was little betting at these odds. as the race
seemed a gift for the flly. She proved
worthy of confidence, winning handily in
straight heats.
Malzour was another favorite to land the
money. He was a mild first choice, bring
ing only 1S to the fields 20. He won the
first heat and for the second was a hot ia
vorite. Malzour took the next two heats
and the race easily.
of the day The well-payed second choice,
Glory, took the race after dropping the
first heat, to Fleetwood. The fayorite, Cut
ting, could do no better than third money.
The track was slow as a drlzzlirs; rain had
fallen during the night. Results:
First race. Kentucky stake. s. IKE. for S-year-
olds, two in three, purse $1,000:
EXtasy br. f., by Baron Wilkes dam
Ethel Wyn- Harold CMarvin). ........... l
The Merchant CHI, c. [McCoy)......". 2
Oakland Belle, blk. f. CDeryder) ....... A
Betty Hamlin b. m. (Geers). ...,........ ds
Oracle Onward, ch. f. Beachy)..."... ds
second race 2:i9 class, trotting. purse
$1,000:
MsIzour' HiSig bIk g, By EIIyria, dam by
Una Belle, ch IN, (Bever). r)..,..,,....... . .
Alice Carr. blk: m. (Coleman) 4 3
Eozad b; S; (McLtaay2::.;;;;..'..........$$ 9 6
Nut Price. b. 6. Dodge)................5 8
Baby b, b. m. 0Ioney)..,.........,... ds
Time: 215%, 216h, 2:l6h
Third race 2:l4 class, trotting purse,
$1,000:
Glory, ch. g., by Sir Walter Jr
dam Harebell-Harbirger (Gat-
comb .,....,.;..........;.. .;.....-;.,... 1 /
Fleetwood. ch. S., by Elyria
(Brownridge) ,.:.,..,................1 2 5 G
Cutting, b. 8. (McQuitty).,,.......2 3 2 2
Hero Belle b. m. (Rosemire). 3 A
Medium Wood b. s. (Hudson).. 5 3
Pilot Evans b. 6. (Spears),.....,.. 6 G I
Rejected Stone, b. &. (BonnelD z 8
Time: 215, 2l4A, 2Ii&, 2:144.