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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-13
LAUNDRIES.
Let Your Bundle Come.

We have at the Alexandria Steam Lsuudry
every modern means for doing good work in
any finish you may prefer. Soiled linens Of
all kinds we handle with that care and intel.
igence that is required in the art of launder
ing We do work quickly and as we'll as
modern machinery, pure soap and water and
healthy workmen can do it. The new do.
me,tic Finish" for gontlemens linen is nopu-
lar. comfortable and stylish. Of this we
make q speciality Prayed edges on collars
and cuffs we smooth down sad keep from
looking as bad as a canary bird in moulting
SC con Lace curtains and draperies, together
with floor linens, bed spreads, blankets,
&C., are lsundered equal to new. We guar
az go the work done by US equal to any
stsam laundry in this section of the country,
and have established our Main Office at 416
Eine street. with branches at Entwisle's drug
store, corner King and Fayette streets, Bal
lenger Bros store, West End, Hudson's drug
store, Prince and Fsyette streets, P. Pullman
&. Co., corner Alfred and Duke streets. Use
9el Phone 154 for call and delivery wagon.
SCHWAB BROTHERS, Proprietors
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Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. George
Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, pre-.
vented dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. A frightful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily grew worse until urged to try
DIR Kings New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cured her, and she writes this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr..
Long of severe attack of Pneumonia.
Such cures are positive proof of the
matchless merit of this grand remedy
for curing all throat, chest and lung
troubles. Only 80 cents and S1.00.
Every bottle guaranteed Trial bottles
freeat E. 8. Leadbeater & Sons Drug
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WOMEN FOUGHT AT FUNERAL.-A
mob of hundreds OF over curious wom-
= iostled aud almost fought in front OF
No. 1921 Gordon street, Philadelphia,
IN Friday afternoon in order, if posi-,
BILE. to gain admirtance to the funeral
of Mrs. Gertrude Gill. who was Killed
last Tuesday by o Ito b. RoessgeD, who
10 mis- fis of jealous rage also took his
)wn lie. The spectators struggled for
4 foothold upon the doorsteps and
fought with one another for points OF
vantage. Dresses were torn, hats
koocked off, and Patrolmen Wray and
Blsttan had their hands full preserving
A sem blance of order. None but reia
ives of Mrs. Gill were admitted to the
little darkened psrlor, however, where
nrief but impressive services were con-
ducted in the midst of profusion OF
Fl ,wers which neighbor had sent IN.
The remains we're inferred at North
wood Cemetery.
The funeral OF Roessgen, who caused
The death of Mrs. Gill, took place Sat
urday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-13

rs,-,,,e troubles" A pain in the side, or
,Ist ,s4a,' 'disagreeable drain, bearing down
VH.H: VHSa.:or headache, nervousness, weak
sem ssns;.,r :; he distinctly feminine organs, bad
Hes' .''ey;or and loss of flesh are forerun-
eV.-s ~ anal collapse. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
M; s.;.s Prescription is specific for weak
W. W., Il rHyes. In a great majority of
W. w.. the patient can treat herself at home,
.a,; ..s obnoxious local examinations can be
'-.;isd '-e In few bad cases it is wise for
..e s,,:3erers to write to DR.. K. V. Pierce
s:,,,.eif s-- at Buffalo n. Y, and he will give
a.ii a.i'I, ,iyice by mail free. He is consulted
Ill nv great numbers of women through
oa,-! Va, .b,. world. and his advice is founded
s.o- ~, widespread experience. All CORE
--55orieuce is treated by him as SacredLY
s.ss,sisr,ial. His "Favorite Prescription"
:. '-or.alcoholic. ~ and does not create crav-
;.g tor strong drink. II contains no opium
=. 49, o,ie- narcotic. 1t is perfectly harmless
=, =, s-x condition Of the system. No medi-
";,- i eoual to it in any respect for dis
a-sss Of women. Therefore, accept no
."bs,;,rte for this world famed remedy,
though ii be urged upon you as being
''iust as good. -
NJ, Mary E. Jones, of 529 Madison Avenue,
i.-,s,r weakness. and after taking three bottles
~ m Pierce's pavorite Prescription l am free
;.,~, Mains had suffered for two years when I
han taking your medicine l could not walk
s,-oss Iavrooln without suffering dreadful pains.
Now do ali NV housework and walk where I
please
Cons;;aat;on and biliousness are radi-
caiiy cured By Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant
psliet. They don't gripe; they never fail,
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From New Zealand.

REEFToN, New Zealand, Nov. %
1896 am very pleased to state that
since 1 took the agency of Chamber
lain's medicines the sale has heen v'ry
large, more especially of the Cough
Remedy. In two years have sold
more of this particular remedy than OF
ali other makes for the previous five
years. As to its efficacy, have been
informed by scores of persons of the
good results they have received from
il, ard know its value from the use Of
it in my own household. 1t is so pleas
ant to taxa that we have to place the
bottle beyond the reach of ;he children.
E J. SCANTLEBURY.
For sale by all Druggists.
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THURSDAY.
tho o3rd day OF November. 1899,

bu0 <CTu uEy o. fOEeI1DcI. tC3Sy
tbs following described property to wit:
OF LAND wilh the IgPs1VEi:ENTS
thereon, situated partly in Alexsudria
country tnd patty N Fairfax county,
Virginia which according to survey made
by Thomas II sr:sr, Surveyor OF Alex
bounded as foioHs viz: Beginning at "a"
a hawhush on the south side of the Old
Isesburg turnpike, in the southern line
Of ,be trsct sbcut eighteen (1Sl acres
conveyed by S. @. Ncsis and * CiIugh-
toD commissioners in the chaucery cause of
Hooe q; sd, v. Hooff ct als, &c G. Neale,
trustee for Eliziheth Haoff, recorded in
jibor d, 10. folio 100. ose Of tho land re.
cerds Of said alexandra county; thence with
said llns and al old ditch nor.b 500, west
2. 81 chains 20 b" stone st he intersec.
ton of ss:d ditch with suo:her iiIch cor.
ner to tho trect and Wiiism >milh's land,
formerly loves; thence ysith said ditch, be
Ing iine Of the tract and said sm tbs land
north 75o east 1.67 chairs TO &C. sio1e on
the sonth side of said fueptike conner 20 said
SMITH land; tn nee with i'd turnpise south
4So, east 3.l1 chains 10 the ::oslnniUg and
obtaining 34.3 poe es, an. being the same
property which WAS conveyed TO tho said
Wsrrenton Career by Goss B. Roof ct els,
by dead dat,d d November 5th, 1885. and re-
corded. together with plat referred to. IN libre
"G". No 4 psge LOO one OF the land re.
co1ds of alexandria county Virginia
Terms of sale: Cash. Conveyanciug at the
cost OF tho purchaser
THOMAS ]. FANNON,
ANTHONY W. ARMSTRONG, Trustees.
JOHN L. Z(amEaMAN,
no9 dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-13

WORLDS FINEST UNIVERSITY
Emile Bernard, the famous architect
who won the $4,000 prize offered by
Mrs. Phoebs Hearst for the best plans
for the new University of California,
sailed from Paris on Saturday for Ne"
York. He is coming to superintenu
the beginning OF colossal anJetsaAs, apcsitsc1s tn
s,d MIN. He estimates that. on the
abe a buildings and gardens OF the .an unl
yrr vlrsiSy under The accepted plans, $780,.
GOO % q 600 will be expended. He does no; q
oUy, ognecs ,Uoe the b undertaking to be completed
HA ;n lass lass than 20 years; but the UOiverslty
of California will then be, ne says, ,,;ne ;ne
HI hast laid out and equipped instl!uIlop 9,9
of that character in the "orlo. ~ M.a Wv
be able easily to educate accommounso Iaonoo',s
and board 5000 students Simultaneous
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INDICATED IN HER GRAVE.
Os.racizsd and bearing the burden of

O5iracizsd and bearing the burden OF
her secret marriage, Mrs. Lillian r.
Whitaker died. The minister who
baptised her child on Saturday present
ed his resignation to the trustees of the
Eimwoca Presbyterian Church. of East
Orange, N. J.
Miss Lillian r. ELAN, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Duocan A. Eilam, of Bed.
ford street, East Orange, was a favorite
in the Elmwood Presbyterian Church,
of which the Rev. S J. McClenaghan is
the pastor. More than two years ago
Gaorge w. Whitaker, teller iDlthe East
Orange National Bank, was marked in
the attentions that he paid to Miss Ell
lam. They vera secretly married, and
some mouths later girl child was born.
a little later Mrs Whitaker, who was
still known as Miss E lam, came back
20 her home, bringing with her the
CHILD, which she said was the adopted
caild of friend who had died.
Soon after the fact of the marriage
was made known to Mr.. McClenaghan,
nd proper proofs brought forward.
Mr.. Whitaker is bis nephew, and there
had been opposition to bis attentions to
Miss ELAN. Mr.. McClenaghan bap
lied the child at Mr.. Elam's house,
giving it the name of Margery Louise
Whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs. ELAN, az
we'll as Mrs. Whitaker, were induced
10 keep the marriage secret, on the
sround that it would endauger Whit
aker's position in the bank.
The baby was put in the care of
Mrs. Gillard to hoard, and the fact that
i. was Miss Elam's child became
Known, with the result that she wss
orec ically ostracised in the church Cir.
eles aud her life made so unhappy that
.h:. went to 'soston, where she took a
course of study as trained nurse, en-.
.ering Ihe ChldreD's Hospital there.
Ia the course of her duties she con
;rec:ed typhoid fever, and died there
on October 2S Her body was brought
nome. and it was decided to hold the
'nneral service iu the church with which
she had been identified from childhood
Blu. although she had been turned away
n the social life of the church, reps'
ration was to come.
1. was Insisted On by her friends that
! public acknowledgment must ne mad
If the fact of her marriage, and the
Rev. Mr.. McClenaghen was asked to
make it. The sermon was an eloquent
1ne, and just at the close he slowly said
that no stigma should have attached to
the deceased, as she had been legally
aud lawfully married.
This announcement created sensa-
ion. A young woman 10 the congre'
cation tainted when she heard for the
frst lime that Whitaker had been mar
ried.
Mr.. McClenaghau's resignation was
read in the church yesterday. he is
now on the way to Coba ana forto
Rico on an extended trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-13
AUCTION SALES.
By Z F. Knox Auclioneer.
yNsusTEEs' SALE OF P.O .aRTY II
EklRFEX EQIINTY

rN2usTEEY SALE OF PEO 'ERTY IN
4 FAIRFAX COUNTY
The undersis ned trustees. by virtue Of
deed of trust from Warren,on Garner and
,Tife to 4homa: Moaa. John T. wilkins and
Thomas J. Fe, ON, dated on the 2Sth day of
July, 1894 aud recorded in deed b ok R.5,
psge LAG, of the land records OF Fairfax
county Virgins, and in iiber @. 4 o. 4, folio
156 of the land records Of Alexandra coun-
~, Virginia. to secure the Mercantile. Railway
Building and Loan ssocisticn of Alexan.
dra. Virg ia, the sum OF $500, and by or
der of the bosrd Of directors Of the sad sss
socia;ion. default having been made in the
payment OF tho sum mentioned, mil offer for
sale at public auction. on tire premises, at IL
o'clock a. NJ, ON
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TRI.WEERLY.

all transient sdvorElssnenis mnss be paid toT
III advance
ontract advertisers will not be SLOWED TO eS
ceed their space unless the excess 10 paid for
c. transient rates, and uudor no circum
sssncel viii they be allowed TO advertise
ether thar their legitimsts buansss IN tn.
spsce contracted fol.
Marriage snd desth noSiossa mIss &c pnit Tor
IN advance.
RESOLUTIONS in memoriaa, OF thanks, SribI,es
Of respect, resolutions adopted by rociotios
OF peIsons, unloss Of public concern, will
only-ba printed in tbia paper 81 advartise.
lisntS.
The GAZETTE Office il connected with .ns
Talsphone Exchanges. Advertisements, uy.
dare l. tho paper, news 0. s2y infolIaas'an
oT begiIeas csn be sent by tsiophone.
EntAFod al tho postoffice Alaxa1dri. elrgin.
ia &c second-cl.ss rlatter.i
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AN INTERESTING UAsE.-An Interest.

AN INTERESTING OAsE.-An interest,
Jog case upon which the U. 8. Court ~
Appeals at Richmond is asked to pass
i that Of Joseph E. Diokerson, the ao-
soonding 20 cashier of the National banK
of Asheville. Dickerson was gwen .so .sn
Gears, i'm prisonment by jury ln Inc
limited States District Court from Inc
eastern district OF North Carolina: als
oannsel oaT took an appeal, but Judge
1 Thomas r Plrnell declined to certify
- = D the bill of exceptions. Senator
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Ter l,rerFinH Years

N 0Lp AID WELL-TBIED REMEDy.-Mr;
ghs!ovs Soothing Syrup has bsen used toi
,Yst IFS years ny millions OF mothers 70;
i5sir children while teething, with perfect
,1soes.. Il soothes the child, softens tae gums.
,i.sys Sd psir, cures wind collie, and is the
,s:l enedy Tor Diarrhes. Is pleasant to the
.s,is Sold BIZ Druggists in every part OF the
s,fld. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value
l,ircslculable Bssure aud ask for Mls- VIVA
,ovie aooshine ey.up AT Ike u> -'sas- Kin
.t- 40
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Rvs. H. Limit. Auctioneer.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
D made by William q. Breen and wife and
B. T. Feely to the trustees Of the German Co.
operative Building Association No OF Alex
and!i,, Virginia, dated on the I'd day of Feb
ruary, 1897, aud of record in the land re-
cords of the city Of Alexandria, Virginia. in
deed book No. SO, folio 1876. the subscribers,
as the trustees of the said association, will, by
the order of the board If directors thereof,
duly made, proceed to sell at public auction on
SATURDAY.
the 18th day of November, 1899,
at the 2oyal street entrance to the Market
Building, in the said city of Alexandria, at
12 M, the property conveyed by the said
deed OF trust; to wit:
1. ALL THAT TENEMENT AND LOT
OF GROUND, in the said city OF Alexandria,
situs.od on the east side of Fayette street, bo.
twesn King and Cameron streets, in front on
Fsyetts street Is feet and running east the
cams width as in front 1923 feet inches, be-
ing the premises No. 113 north Fayette
street.
2 ALL THAT TENEMENT AND LOT
OF GROUND, in the ssid city of Alexandria,
situated on tie west side OF Patrick street,
between Queen and Princess streets, in front
on Patrick street 18 feet. and running west
the saue width as in front SO feet. being
premises No 309 north Patrick s.rest.
8. ALL THAT TENEMENT adjoining
No on the north, and in front on Patrick
street 15 feet and running west the samo
width as In front 60 feet, being premises No.
80 Patrick street.
Terms of Sale: Cash. Conveyancing at
the expense of the purchaser.
JOSEPH KAUFMANN,l !
JOHN u. NORMOYLE, Trustees.
" DA
no3 t.
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By s. n. Lunt, Auctionecr.
NALE OF DEL BAY LOTS.

The undersigned as trustee for David A
askely, will o1sr for sale at public auction
at twelve o'clock noon, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1899,
ip front of the Roya! street entrance to the
Market Building, in thr city OF Alexandria.
Va, ALL THAT CEaTAIN PIECE AND
PARCEL OF LAND situated IN Alexandria
county, State of Virginia, designated and
known Us lots numbered sx hundred and
thirty (63O) AMI six hundred and thirty.one
(631) in certain plan of lots called "Del
Ray." surveyed by D. J. Howell surveyor,
s= shown ON the plat thereof, which is duly
recorded among the records Of the clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Alexandria
county, in liber O, No. 4, folio 440, etc.
Terms OF Sale: Cash. Conveyancing at
cost of purchaser.
LEoNARD MARBURY, Trustee.
no9 dtg for David a. Makely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-13

Pritchard, of North Carolina, Dicker-
sons counsel, appeared before the
Appellate Cour. on Thursday and asked
for mandamus to comp,ll Judge Purn-
ell to certify to the exceptions in order
that the case might properly be brought
before the higher court.
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$500 RFWAg Sd!

wEwill psy ,ne above reward for any case
Of Liver ComalainE, Dyspepsia, Sick Hal.
SHE Indigestion Constipation or Cost;veness
We cannot cure with Liverita. the Up-to Date
Lille Liver piil, VII D ;hs directions are
strictly compile with. Thy are pnIely
Vegetable, and uoyer fsii to give satisfaction.
25c 5oxes contain 100 Pills o. boxes con.
ia 40 Pills Sc box coutajn Is Pills Be-
Ware Of 81 ,s;tgiious ard limitations. Sent by
mail. Stamps ken NSRV T MEDICAL
O.. Coz Cn.or aud Jackson sts., Chcago,
u Sold by Edgar Wsrfeli, ir, druggist,
Alexandria Va
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]. D. Bridges, Editor Democrat" Lancas.
ter N. 81 says, lone Minute Cough Cure lie
the best remedy for Group ever used" I'm
mediatey relieves and cures coughs, colds,
Group asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe
and all throat and lung troubles. Itprevents
consumption. Edgar Waraeld. ir.. corner
King and Pitt streets
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Alcxandria, Va, Oct 23 1899.
"AVING sold the stock in trade en-
ii ployed in the business conducted BY
ms. under the firm name of JOSIAH ID. u.
3MOOT, and the good will of said hrm 10
Henry K. Field, and leased to him the prem
ises where the said business has been conaoct-
ed. 1 bespeak for him continuance Oh .oe
patronage heretofore extended tne nfm
NJ Field b been in my employment for
n,anv years and / have always found him
aiI;oent industrious and reliable.
FRANCES P. sMOOT, Executrix.
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NoTE-All persons owing the firm of
JOSIAH b. D. SMoOT will please settle at
once with Mr.. Field, and all persons having
claims against the said firm will please pre-
sant them to him for payment.
sou = FRANCES P. SHOOT, E1eeutrlx
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"Ihsi dyspepsia ffty seven years and new
el to1nl permanent relief until l used Kodol
Dy:pepsia cure Now I am well and feel
Ike new man writes S. 7. Fleming, Mur.
fsy eb II Is the best digestaut known.
Cares sll forms of Indigestion. Physicians
everywhere prescribe it. Edgar Wsrfield, jr
conner kim aud PIT streets.
ARSeLDa3 8B0&0.CFLERY. Try this
1n:i7al.a ausdg -oe 9aadsehc7. Ns1'- ;gis
se.r af'
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MEDICINAL.

,,.,,-o,, are sometimes told, when they
.-e e4t bad. that ghosts and hy other r.. dreadful
know know better but 5 wGnd ade be to oGerstans goGe shnG
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FOR SALE or RENT.
EoR BENT Or SALE.
EoR RENT,

A DIVIDEND OF TWO DoLLARs AND
n FIFTY CENTS per share will be paid
tn the stockholders of the Alexandria Water
Comnauy at the office of the company on and
after NOVEMBER 15, 1899 By order of
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Alexa,sasis @azstts*
PuaLIaHED DAILY AND TR1-wEKKLv az
Building. $40 d S12 Prince 81
TERMS:

TERMS
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MOI 1W
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
AMERICAN BO.4T DEPLETED.
The Glencairn Wins Her First Race In
the Present Series.

Dorval Que, Aug. with weather
| favorable to his boat and good seaman
ship Duggan, the skipper OF the Cana
dian defender Glencairn to-day won his
| first 1ace and the third of the Series fol
| the Seawanhaka cup. From the very
| start when GlencaiIn crossed the line
nine seconds ahead it was apparent thai
| the Canadian boat was at a much
greater advantage as regards the Ameri-
| can challenger than she had been yet
during the present races, and though on
| the first leg, which was beat to wind
! ward Constance rounded the buoy fifty
| three seconds ahead of Glencairn, the
spirits of Glencairns supporters rose
| high. 1t had been thought that Con-
| stance would have gained more on this
| leg. After rounding the first buoy Con-
| stance set a spinnaker well forward, US
! ing 1t as a balloon jib, while Glencairn
held under reaching jib for quite a time,
| when she followed her rivals example.
Here something seemed to be the mat
ter with the foresail, but Duggan took
in his large jib. Both boats carried full
mainsails and Glencairn appeared to
gain slightly. When the second buoy
was rounded by Constance at 2:06.20 it
was shown that Clencairn was thirty
five seconds behind, having reduced her
rivals lead by eighteen seconds.
On the first leg of the second round
which was another beat to windward
Glencairn held well on to Constance
Some times one seemed to be gaining
attyN
sailing much better than before and she
rounded the six-mile buoy just forty
one seconds ahead of Constance, having
lost only six seconds on this leg to
windward. Constance now followed
new tactics by trying to force Glen
cairn into the shore so as to prevent
the Canadian boat blanketing her, but
Glencairn went right on and finally did
succeed in blanketing Constance Glen
cairn began to pull a little ahead and
as she neared the eight-mile buoy she
slowly increased the distance between
her and Constance. rounding the buoy
at 2:51:37 just twenty-five seconds
ahead of Constance, having gained one
minute and three seconds in this two
mile run before the wind. The wind
had dropped somewhat and it seemed
now a sure race for Glencairn. On the
last leg to Windward Glencairn gained
thirteen seconds on Constance. During
this leg both boats jockeyed going about
and about in an effort to blanket one
another Glencairn finally passed the
mile mark at 3:22:10, Constance follow
ing thirty-five seconds later The wind
was becoming lighter and this run be-
fore the wind was the slowest Of the
day. Glencairn gradually forged ahead
and finished at 3;53:26, three minutes
and six seconds ahead Of Constance.
The race tomorrow. which will be
over triangular course, is being looked
forward to with intense interest In
yachting circles here.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
CIRCUIT RACING At COLUMBUS.
N. w, Hubinger's Royal Baron Wins
2sl7 TrOt.

Columbus, O., Aug 1.-The sensation
of the day was the performance Of Ace
in the 2:10 pace, unfinished. The Cana
dian horse surprised even his warmest
admirers by his staying qualities and
his speed, winning the third heat Of the
race in 2:05A. 1t was an ideal day for
racing and the track was very fast.
There was long delay in starting the
first race, the 2:17 trot, occasioned by
the drawing of Pilot Evans. This
horse, formerly owned by M. w. James
of Willard Kansas, had been purchas-
ed the previous night after pools had
been sold on the race, by N. w. Hubin-
ger, owner of Royal Baron, who was
entered in the same race AS Hubin-
ger could not, under the rules, start
both horses Pilot Evans was drawn. A
protest was at once raised by those
who had bought pools. A compromise
was reached by declaring off all pools
in which Royal Baron had been favor
lite or in which Pilot Evans had figured
in the field. Royal Baron was laid up
the first two heats and then won easily
in consecutive heats. Fred Kohl, a
black horse by Guy Wilkes, dam Mys-
TIC went to beat his record of 2:10.
paced by a running mate, and trotted
mile in 2:07A Summarizes: