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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04
MORE P. 6 R. G0LLIERlES ..r
SHUT DOWN THIS MORNING

Pottsville, Pa, Oct. 3.-As result
OF large meeting of mine workers at
fremont, last night, at which Miles
Dougherty of Shamokin, United
NJ line Workers Association organ zer,
was the speaker, those employed at
Good Spring ana Brookside remained
away this morning, and both operations
are shut down. Both are PHILADELPHIA
d Reading operations. Good Spring is
located about five miles west OF IRE
mont 1t employs about 500 hands,
made up of mine workers from Donald
son and fremont, to and from which
place and Brookside colliery they ara
conveyed by a miners train daily.
Lincoln, another Of the Philadelphia G.
Reading poss essions, located south of
Brookside, il, the same BASIC, is work.
ing with 300 employees, many of whom
live at Pine Grove and in Its vicinity.
This is the only one of that company's
collieries IN the lever district Mt work.
The only other mine owned by it IN
operation is the North franklin, at
Trevorton. Losch, Moore & Co. COL
liery, in Rausch Creek Valley, also
near fremont, is working today.
" Today, band OF strikers, headed by
Z. band of music, marched to Valley
View and Higgins, to organize branches
OF the U. M. W. A. These towns are
iloHated in one of the, richest agricul-
tural districts in the county, and many
o. their residents are employed at
Good Spring and Brookside.
H. THE P. q r. coLLrEnlEs.
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct General
uperintendent Luther OF the mining
property reported to President Harris
of the Philadelphia L. Reading Coal
and Iron Go. this morning that only
four Of the oompany's 80 colIieries arc
working today. This is one less than
was reported in operation yesterday,
the property to shut down being the
Good Spring .coliiery, in the Lower
Schuylkil region.
Superintendent Luther also reports
that only one Of the two breakers is ia
operation at the Brookside coliery,
near Pine Grove.
at work today are Moth FRANKLIN,
Lincoln and Glendower aud part Of
Brookside.
4 SHIPMENTS HAVE NEARLY CEASED.
Reading, Pa, Oct 3.-Coal ship
iaents on the Reading railway have
nearly ceased. None was cent down
ellis morning, Dut q rev GralDS may be |
started this afternoon from the storage |
yards with small sizes. There being |
no more coal to haul, navigation has
stopped on the Schuylkill Canal. The
coal business, as far as the anthracite |
trade is concerned Is practically at a
standstill, this like of which
has not occurred for many years This
will effect . very large number of rail-
road men all along the line.
The Reading company is Keeping up
It's rush of cars into the West Virginia
soft coal fields, via Harrisburg aud
Shippeasburg. About 800 cars we're
sent west the last ~ hours, and the
movement will be continued until fur
her notice. 1t is stated that number
If firms In Eastern Penos lvania are
ihort OF bituminous coal, and that they
ire having trouble in getting it.
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Shamokin. Pa, Oct. 3.-Following
the example Of the owners Of Midvslley
colliery shutting down their works
until the strike is over, the Shamokin
Coal Co.'s Natalie collery, between
here and Mount Carmel, was closed
down this morning. Before the strike.
1.200 men and boys were given en-
ployment The last two weeks, the BIG
operation was worked with about 300
men.
Fifty nine cars were loaded at the
North franklin oolliery, at TrevortoD,
yesterday. Il was the largest one-day
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Tho steamer Major Barrett and the
tug Fleetwing collided In the Delaware
River near the mouth Of the Sohuyl-
kill Tuesday afternoon, and the latter
sank. Frederick Hickman Of Camden,
Kent county, the engineer Of the tug,
and David y. StraHbridge of Auburn,
y. j., the hreman, who were below ut
the time, went down with the wrecked
craft. and were drowned. Capt.
Nathan Mattson, aged n years, and a.
N. StrawnridRe and Robert :. straw
bridge, aged ~ ami 70 years, inspect
lively, were rescued by the Balrett's
crew tt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04
SUSPICIOUS OF THE GERMANS
They Are Taking a Large Force
to the Chinese Capital.
THEIR CAMPAIGN OF REVENGE
Will Seriously Delay Establish
ment of Peace.


Copyrighted, 1900. by The Associated Press.
Pekin, China, Sept. 81, via Taku.
Sept. 8, via Shanghai; Oct. g. --Prince
Ching has been informed of the
issuance Of an imperial decree naming
Liu Kun III. yiceroy of Nanlsin, and
Chang Chi Tung, vicsroy OF Hankog,
as assistant commissioners to negotiate
terms of peace. Both the assistant
commissioners are members of the
Progressive faction.
The Italian marines are being with
drawn. 81 -
Some concern is expressed regarding
the plans of the Germans, who are
bringing a large force, whioh is ex-
pscted to embark on campaign Of
revenge, which, II is predicted. will
seriously delay the establishment of
peace.
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SUGAR MARDET DEMORALIzED.

New York, Oct s;-Ths sugar mar
Company has reduced its prices is
points for refined. Arbuckle Bros.
haze reduced their prices 20 points for
fine granulated. sF
This is i've points under the Ameri-
can and other rsfiners, and it is ru-
mored that other independent retiners
are making reductions of % points.
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MIDDLET0WN.

Special correspondence of Gazette and Journal
Midd!etown, Sept. 27.-Adam Kog,
lowski, an emEloye at the Middletown
cannery, muroerously assaulted 4. W.
Pearson last night striking him over
the eyes with Ratchet, and infiicting
a severe wound. Magistrate Reynolds
held the assailant to answer at court
Fennimore Douglass, while playing
on barge at Odessa, yesterday, fell
through trap door, and was severely
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Marriages.

cULBERTsoN.YANDIvER,maAt Bala, Pennsyl-
D. c. Hanna, D. D. John A.. Culbertson and
Miss Clara F. vandiyer, both OF Philadelphia. Pa,
CoX-HASTING-on September 26th 1900, by the
Rev John France Frank T. Cox and Marion
Hastr (, both of this city.
TALLEY- SMIJEY-In this city, on September
9TH 1900, by the Rev. Il. Z, Atkinson, Jesse
Talley and Rosa Smiley.
WIRT.BALDWIN-0n September 2sth, at the
BRIDES parents IN Edge Moor, Del. by E. II.
Derrickson, Robert J. Writ and Mrs. Hattie
Baldwin. e
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FACE CUT WITH GLASS.
Levy Courtman nIealey's Daughter II
Vs. Unusual Accitlfnt r.--

Levy Courtman nIeaIey's Daughter Has
Unusual Accident.
Nellie Mealey, daughter of Levy
Courtman John ]. MeRley OF No. 2l0
jackson street, is recovering from a
painful accident. She was going into
the cellar after q glass IF water, when
she trirped and fell dowp several pteps.
She struck headlong uppn the ground
her face coming into contact with
some g!asa which broke and cut her
face in two plsces.
The blood ,streamed from her wounds
and her condition caused good deal
Of worry. Dr. Howard Ogle attended
to the injuries and abe is getting along
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TWO CHARTERS ISSUED.

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Oct. B.--l'ae following companies
FLED their certircabas Of Incorporation here
yesterday Afternoon.
The Economic Main Co. OF New York
City, % suyply satef mains and fittings;
capital stock, SStlo. 0iG. "a
The Jeaks Autoipvhiie Co. of Washing
ton; capital stack. 800, eco.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Chief Engineer Bond Of tho Water
Department has ordered $50 trees Go
replace trees that have ;iied ar are not
doing we'll. u Is thought th&t prepnr-
alton used 20 kill snaso@ On the trees
also caused he death Of he trees.
ibis inascticide vas purchased trom
man who dispiagsi feruT,tte uGaticns
as to lis efficacy, Uao recol nleatlasion
beiGg from the War lIepartmenf After
it had seen applied It was iouga shat
not only we're thu bugs gona hut tho
trees bega, to decay.
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SMASHUP ON THE READING.
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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires,

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Philadelphis, Pa, Oct. 4. "A tramp
was killed end part OF tbs trair tr "
Of through freight were srjrred. the
fireman seriously, by collision eli
freight trains this rnoroing at Amble-,
Pa, on the Bethlehem branch OF the
Philadelphia q Reading railway. Ths
injured were talon to the CHARITY
Hospital, at Nofristown. 2 m fs'2
Fifteep freight Oars were DEMOLISHED
and traffic was delayed for a considera-
BILE time if5@A,i - Ss..E IL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

A dispatch from Bridgeton, N. j.,
says: Robert McGuigan pushed John
Cook overheard off his sloop BESSIE and
Lizzie, in tho Delaware Bay, Tues
day. He said when he got ready to
pay his men off he would do Il In
chesapeake STYLE which means
throw them overheard. Cock was left
to the mercy Of the waves, and had not
passing boat picked him UP he would
have drowned. Michigan headed his
boat for the Delaware shore, presuma-
bly, to esoape arrest -
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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Weihaiwei,' China, Oct. 3.--The
British first class cruiser Terrible
and the British second class cruiser
Arethusa, with the transports having
on board the Third Brigade Of. British
Indian troops, started for iTaku today
at short notice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
4rgetown, Oct. 3-In the Court Of
{al Sessions. yesterday, George Dono-
!folored, convicted OF morality, was
nced to one years imprisonment.
Yes smith, colored, convicted of lar
sNvas sentenced TO four months impris-
mt and to receive 80 lashes. The grand
1pent the afternoon in considering the
~ Everett Derrickson, Ebert Dawson
Harry Goodwin, charged with feioni-
ssaulting Marcella Tyre, but did not
IA report.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Greud Patriarch c. b. Hence and staff
Tuesday installed the following officers
elect Of delaware Encamnment, I. o. o.
+. 20. r.. Walter b. Bonner; H. p. John
d. Whelan; |. w, j. H. Kirby; j. W,
Joseph Nicholson; Scribe, George II.
Taylor; Treasurer. Edwin 4. Morrow; Out
side Sentinel, Il. q. Burton Inside Sentinel,
X. Burton, Jr, First Watch, John A. Ben
nett Second Watch, James A. Burton /;
Third Watch, F. y. Austermuehl; Fourth
Watch. George Hill. Jr.; Guiae. L. NJ.
Stockwell Guards of theTent, Charles O.
Kirby and III, S. Stark, E+sF
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 3.--Wheat steady: No.
Pennsylvania in export elevator, 76L4a765Sc.;
No 2red spot in export elevator. T5t4a751&c.
Corn, steady: No. 2 for local trade. 4Sc,
Oats. steady: No. white clipped. 2sl$c.; No.
8 white do. 26a2BlSc.; No. mixed do. 25I%a26c.
Bran. firm: winter In bulk sf6.f5al7.50; spring
in sacks, SIG. T5al7.25. fEEN
Butter, Nc. lower; fancy Western creamery,
22c1S; fancy prints. Csc.
Eggs steady fresh nearby. 2oc. do Western, 2oc.;
do. southwestern. 19c.: do. Southern, 1Sc.
Refined sugars. Is points lower.
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GUNBOAT vILLALoBoS NOT LOST.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington, Dot 3.-The Navy De-
partment has received the following
cablegram from Admiral Kempff:
"Cayite, P. L., Oct. 3. SECRETARY of
the Navy, Washington: No truth in
any unfavorable reports concerning VIII
lalobos or her crew. Manila paper,
September 2sth, published false report.
1.. - Ksmpff.'
The Villalobos is the American gun
boat recently reported lost. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

The following chiefs ELECT OF local
tribes of Red Men have been installed /:
Minqua Tribe-Prophet, John M. Fer
rier; Sachem, j.. r. Richardson !;
Senior Sagamore,..A,. P. Citing; j Junior
Sycamore, James 8. White; Hopook-
hacking Tribe achem, John s. Gabke !;
Senior Sycamore, L. L. Young; Junior
Sycamore, =. j. Stewart: Cherokee
Tribe-Prophet, Ernest Greenfield |;
Sachem. Samuel M. Turner; Senior
Sycamore, Frank D. Walker; Junior
Sycamore, Harry w. Parks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., trustee.
has sold to Robert A. Vance, 4 prom
erty on the south side of Vandever
avenue east of Pine street. for s377,
Lucy Hinkson and others have sold to
Mary E. Tucker lot on the east side
Vt Lampot street north OF Belts. y,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF Newport held iits ANIMAL
meeting Monday afternoon. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected for the
year: MarthaS. Cranstcp, President
Martha E. Watson. Corresponding
Secretary; Carrie Rice, Recording
Secretary; Jennie Gallaher, Treasurer.
Marguerite H. Green and Carrie Rice
were elected delegates to represent the
Union at the State convention at
Milton, October 10th to 18th. Jennie
Gallaher and Emily Gregg we're
elected alternates,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

John Alden Of Cherry Hill, Md,
who is Sc years If age, IL in serious
condition at the residences of Mrs,
Ruth A. Watson, No. 1922 West Eighth
street, where he is visiting. Tuesday
he fell down the cellar steps backward
and injured his head and body and
Inay lose one eye. DIR. Forrest is in
attendance Il,
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TROOPS WILL Be READY
IF THEY ARE REQUIRED

Shenandoah, Pr, Oct. 3.-Gen
Goblin has been informed that a big
nesting of mine workers is scheduled
for. tomorrow nightsat Lansford, in the
stood That large number of strikers
from the neighborhood of Hazleton
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The Rev. Mr.. Miller Goes to MARYLAND.

The Rev. Enach *. Miller, rector of
st Jones' Church, Newport, st.
James. Stanton, and st. Basnabas',
Marshalllon, closed his rectoiate Sun
day and left Monday for his new
charge, Trinity Church. Long Green,
Baltimore county, Md. He has heen
here moIe than nine years and had
made great many friends. His
family removed to Long Green on Sat
urday. On Sunday next, the Rev. DR..
Wyllys, Rede, lately OF Crislield Nd,
will preach at Stanton and Newport.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

n Diamood State Telephone Co.
!eoided to lay a cable across the
4peake Bay. from Love Point, on
'estefn shore, to roint directly
4 to IN Anne Arundel county, on
esteln shore. The distance is
~ miles. From the Anne
shore a line three miles long
constructed. connecting with
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

At the meeting of the Board of Port
Wardens in Philadelphia on Monday,
the Chester committee was instructed
to establish port warden's line at
Marcus Hook.
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LUST,
FON terrier pup; color white, with black
spot on back; black and brown head. An
swers to the name Of Teddy" suit
able reward will be paid upon his return
to So SHERMAN AVENUE an1G 1tp
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Mrs. M. N. 4BABB, N 3lEEK7
SELECT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
1926 COURT STREET, near OranceY
Best help of all nationalities, for ali kinda
of domestic work a
Housekeepers, nurses, etc., mny here OBJ.
tain good situations In city and country. n
Parties desiring such help should call at 4
this home Office ~TsS
With II years experience we endeavor to
deal justly by alt AMI Il n
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LAST OF THE SERIES.
Dorscht Lodge Charity Concert ON the

Dorscht Lodge Charity Concert on the
Evening Of April %.
The last of the seasons series Of
Dorscht lodge charity concerts which
have become so popular in New Haven,
will be given at the Hyperion theater
on the evening of April o. A pro-
gramme is being arranged which will,
If possible, excel in merit any of those
of the previous concerts of the series,
Miss Louise Banker Of this city will
be the soloist. The consolidation of the
Second Regiment band, the orchestra
and the regimental bugle and drum
corps have been features Of the last two
concerts and this will be repeated next
Sunday night. The theater was packed
at the last concert and from the adj
vance sale Of tickets bids fair to be
packed at the coming concerts. The
object of the series, as is we'll known, is
charitable, the proceeds going to the aid
of meritorious aged musicians.
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SARGENT - On Saturday, April 14th, Of
| pneumonia, Julian Ferguson aged 10
months, youngest son of Joseph d. and
Louise Weir Sargent.
Funeral private.
HOOKER = In this city, suddenly, April
fourteenth 1900, at his residence, four
hundred thrty-six Orange street, Frank
Henry Hooker, in the fifty-seventh year
of his age.
Funeral services at Trinity Church Tues
day afternoon, April seventeenth, at half.
past two o'clock. ct
MEAD-In this city, April 18th, Charles H.
Mead, aged So years.
Funeral services will be held from his late
residence, No. 2S0 Lloyd street, on Tues
day, April nth, at half-past two. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
CHATFIELD-In this city, April 18th, VIII
liam N. Chatfeid, dged 80 years.
Funeral services at his late residence, 81
Cedar street, this (Monday) afternoon at
three O'clock Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Burial at convenience
OF the family.
HUI.L-In this city, April 18TH Sarah Z.
Hull, widow of the late Samuel Hull,
aged SO years, months.
Funeral services at her late home, 1857
Whalley avenue, Tuesday Afternoon at
2.30 O'Clock. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. fgfE 1t
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COUNTRY BOARD.
GENTLEMAN and wife, or small family
of adults, may obtain superior accommo-
dations In private family short distance
out of town. Address
ap12 FTP TYLER, Courier Office.
District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
April 14th 1900.
ESTATE of JENNETTE Il. ALLEY, late of
New Haven, in said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the District of
New Haven hath limited and appointed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors of said deceased to bring in their claims
exhibit their claims within said time will be
debarred. All persons indebted to said es.
tate are requested to make Immediate pay.
ment to MARIAN A. CARTER,
ap16 2tp EXecutrix.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
APRIL 16,
DEATHS.

Sun Rises, 5:11 Moon Rises, High Waite
Sun Sets, 1882 1881 11;45
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Two Choice Rents.

Whole house, 191 Bradley street, nicely
located near Orange street.
First floor $50 Winthrop avenue, all i'm
handsomely finished.
A long list of rents in all parts of city.
w. d. JUDSON.
Room 3, S6S CHAPEL STREET.
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MAYORS ORDER.

Regiment Armory on the night Of Monday
April 1G, 1900, between the hours Of 8 p. M
and midnight through Meadow street from
the direction OF George street and after
street. All carriages while waiting shall
stand on the North side of Whiting street,,
East of Meadow street, the South side OF
street South Of Whiting street.
JOHN j. HOGAN, Acting Mayor.
Attest HENRY II. NORRIS,
ap13 BIT City Clerk.
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FOR RENT.

HALF house, 1861 Bradley street, seven
rooms, $1,000. Lower floor "a James
street, seven rooms, S14O0. Small store,
TAT State street, $1,000. Brick factory,
521-525 Grand avenue, 60 by 100, $500
JOHN Il. HEALEY
ap16 IT TAT State street
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.

Notice is hereby given that The Bucking-
ham, Clark and JACKSON Co., a joint-stock
corporation organized under the laws of
this State. and located in New Haven, in
New Haven County. has voted to change its
name to THE Buckingham Hardware Com
pany." and that said corporation will apply
to the Superior Court for New Haven
County, In which County said corporation
Is located. on Friday April 9th, 1900, for
the change of name as aforesaid, under the
provisions of the statute in such case made
and provided.
Dated at New Haven, April IA, 1900.
SON COMPANY, by Frank Il. Northrop,
ap16 % Its Attorney
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FUR KENT,
MODERN house, 69S Orange street, near
Lawrence; all improvements. Room 1. 1O2
Orange street.
apis If j. c. CABLE.
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A SILVER WEDDING.

Celebrated by Mr.. and Mrs. Osterman
OF Court Street Last Night
Mr.. and Mrs. Osterman of Sc Court
street celebrated their silver wedding
last night at their home. The occasion
was a very enjoyable one and about
one hundred friends called and con-
graduated. the couple. A number of
handsome presents were received, in
Guiding silver tea set.
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SIX rooms, modern improvements; reason
able price.
ap14 FTP UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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AUCTION SALE.
AT residence Mrs. e. B. Epson, 1880 Chapel
, street, near Howe,) Tuesday 2:3O D. m.
Carpets Of entire house-yery fine ones,
good Desk, also very fine Upright Piano.
ap18 2tp r. B. MALLORY, Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT

FLAT, IS Brown street, adults only. Apply
ap11 ftp SO COLLEGE ST,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-13
JOHN A. MORRIS BEATEN.
Bessie Mack1fn Won the Match Race
Hf Harlem.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Great interest to-
day was conferred in the special match
race between John A. Morris and Bes-
sic Macklin, two of the speedlest sprin-
tiers Of the West The distance was
three-quarters Of a mile, and Bessie
Macklin won by two lengths over the
horse that beat her the other day. The
winner finished a second off the track
record mark Reina Del Celia, in the
first race for two-year-old FLIES, backed
to to 1, cleaned up a few fair fortunes
for those who We're on the inside -
Reina Del Celia won. Katherine Ennis
somersault and lay for some moments,
and it was something of a surprise that
she was able to start. Weather clear;
track fast. Summaries:
First race, four and a half furlongs-
Renia Del Celia won. Katherine Ennis
second, e. P. third. Time :55 2-5.
Second race, six furlongs-May Beach
won. Sly second; George third Time,
lib Is
Third race, steeplechase. September
handicap, full course-Passe Partout
won, Lord Chesterfield second. Time,
Meddler finished first. but was dis
quali lifted for. fouling. Manchie ran out
and did not finish. No Others
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards-The