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Bendoran Wine tho stake Race at Oakinn nd.

BAN Francisco. March 10.-The Palace Hotel
Stake. at one mile and a iurlong. was tho
feature oftho card 10 Oakland this afternoon.
Waiter 'ennings'. Bendoran. carrying l2+
pounds. woa nv q lenKth and half from fast
closing Impcr'ous. II was a procession all
the way. Storm King. Rosinants and Top
mast finished heads apart. thrae lengths back
Of ImperlNus. Tha latter carr ed ten more
pounds thPn In the burns Hrnd'cap. Barney
Sore ber's Baby Sofa'a took M .1lS pounds 10
The two-year-old race and male some OF tbs
best youngsters in California look cheap. The
track VAS very sticky. but the little chestnut
covered four fnrlong s in 5Ob seconds, winning.
pulled up. by two lengths. Other winners.
Durwari. Andrissa. Cormorant and Lena.
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Oscar Gardner Wants An other Fisbt With
NcGOvern.

Oscar Gardner. the Omaha Kid" lie not con-
WINGED that Terry McGovern il his master and
wants a return match. GARNER was about
town yesterday. He did not show many traces
OF the fight and seemed to BE- as well as ever.
He said:
L would like 10 box McGovern again at ia
pounds. the winner to take all. This Is prac-
tically the bantam limit, and my manager will
wager e.. 500 hat | will beat him allowed
McGovern to dictate his own terms In our re-
cent match and | reserve the right to have
some say now"
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watson to Design a Cruising Yacht for an
American.

Henry c. Smith. nm American. has, accord
tnx to the ldch''nlG". given an order to De.
,,gner Georse l.. Wat-"n for one OF the most
lrr,rrt cru sing ~choon.r- yet built The boat
l. ~ be ninety icrt oyer a.. ana the framing ~
10 - CT uhk. ". uni the p.auklHg ut teas. Inch
for inch. she wIll have a. much accom- notation
~ the lik T. %euI'rr. and her Outtt viii 10"
superIor to thar OF the model cruiser Tho
yacht l. 10 hr ullt hy White Bro,. at ltchea
Ferry. and sh, l. to b. rea ~ by nIiu.pnm.r.
she ia o b. used as u cruiser. cnlely In South
eln Malers.
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LAKEWOOD. March 10 A beautiful

LAKEWOOD. March 10 A beautiful spring
dav, a trifr free with its breeze. called. out
hosts Of golfers nt each Of the LAX wood clubs.
both announcing double attractions. The
Country Club had q mems handicap running
ali day an u women's foursom. which was
finished ur in the morning and which proved
was a nine.hoie event and special prizes were
offered by Mrs. T.. Robbins Wa ker and Mrs:
Charles 5. Bates. Jr. and the starting OF
their ards made the clubhouse an exceed
ingly lively place during the forenoon. A sum
mary o. the scores follows:
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George Dixon a Boniface.

Many well-known white and colored sport
ing mon paid their respects TO George Dixon.
the greatest little fighter OF the past decade,
yaste rday. on the occasion OF the opening OF
his cafe. 81 sixth avenue. The former feather
weight champion proved to be an admirable
host an received many congratulations.
Dixon said that he Is through with lighting for
hueiDpes
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p%ISEuugsr. n C, March 1O-Harry Ward,

,FINEnrEsT. \. G., March lO.-HNrrv Vardon
piayr th" best tai Of a. I. Duuon and La
NJ and II TO play: y W. with the bvc
hoes. NardoC scored II ami 10; baldwin. ~
aud Ky; DuttOn. o. and lOl best hall. S2 an
~. Narlnn lowered hiI own record tour
strokes, The eighteenth hoe course IS bob
yards. tn" %dls,HnG" marks every ATTY wards.
Their" a!o two holes which cannot tie reached
Nardon pulled a long dT W. into the wood. then
In ing N" l' good he hooSed with the
brassty round some trees dead on the hoe.
iu.lv 2J5 yards away. Nnrdon'S average In
driving was over 2OO yards from the tees dur.
ing the whole day,
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Sam Fitzpatrick Back From Eng gland.

Sam Fitzpatrick returned from England yester-
day on the St Paul His coming was uneNpe ted
and there W re few Of HIS friends at the dock 10
greet him. II WAS understood that Fitzpatrick
was to remrin IN the other eide until June,
but Il appears that he proposed match
between Tommy II gan ard Jabez White has
fallen through. Whit, wa present when Hogan
knocked Chester out al the National Sporting
Club on Feb. 20, AMI came to the conclu ion that
the American Was hard gam. So h took on
Jenny turran, the lightweight, and the pair are
to fight IT London on Derby night In a talk
with a reporter of HE SCN sam said.
"Pugilism is lively N England Just now and
there are many good toSers over there. The best
one consider is 'Jowey' Cooke. He fights ut lao
pounds, and besides being a stiff puncher and
clever ~ worry quick. II he visits this country
ha Is likely "a make a success. The British
sports are all suck on McG ovprn and are
itching T. zee hin fight. II he coe, across
| thidk h. vii make a lot II money doiug turns At
the mu ic RAILS Hogan and jimmy Ryan ot
Alstra,la are n " in hlgltnd. RYAN Ia matched
I box Lido Plumb in A few weeks and IL in god
shap". whether he wins Or loses the two
will inme lIg'c'y return o. America, Hogan is in
great form lust row, and tie ports in England
tuink a great deal Of him. He defeated Chester
after : hArd-ionglt battle and did il so decisively
hat he left 10 question Of superiority. For the
lne treatment We received abroad | wish o. thank
my friends through THE SUN Hogan l. now
ready to box any l26- pound lad in the world
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The annual indoor athletic and aymnastlc
tournament OF the Poly Prep" school Of
Brooklyn vas not concluded until nearly /
O'clock yesterday morning. c. II. Zoebi oh
smashed the Poly" gymnasium record for the
running high jun by one-quarter Of an inch.
The class Of 90 won the school pion-
ship. with 'O4 second and 'O2 and O3 tied for
third hOnOrs. The summaries:
2O.yarl Dash, Senior-Fiual heat won by
Zpsbisch, 1900; Philips, 'u2, second; Van Clest,
~. third.
Polo Vault for Heght-Nr IA by y. Il, NoGahis,
1900; H.. Herman. OF, second, |. Z, Miller, 'o2.
hlrd.
10 Yard po'sto Race for Boy. Under Thirteen
IetrsnMon by T. Courtney H. H. lower s'eoAd'
Hori,ontaI Bar-won by ). II. McGshie, q. Llsbiz.
'O5. secnni; J q LaGlat 30, 'Ol. third.
P. allrl Bir-Wou by Charles Burns. 1900. o.
Three Standing Jumps-"ou by Il. q, williamson.
1900; o ". Weiiniann, 1900, second; IA, " Hal
Side H,rs--wou b. . Liebig; c, B. Franc. 1900,
se,onii f.. :. Van I'll jnds. 'o2 third
Running Hill Jump. Junior-Non bv Fl Ker
nau, 20 Wllan VI. Jones, 1890. second Il.
it"l Yard Potato Race. Oper-Finsl heat won by
r ,brIts joins, second Henry. thirl.
liunn. NJ IL gn Jlmh sen of-Nuu by c. II, Zoe.
bi.rh, 100: :, ii. H. tahie aud VI + 8 IN tied TOR
second y n RS, . " Wi imam, 1900, third
putuus III, ~ Pouui ShUi-NOn by Irving L.
Mil'r, o., !, q. Ls&zattoo, second, l." ". Ross.
1900. third.
Wresling-Lgntweight-Final bout-C. W Cum.
mFny~, $500, threw Walter L. Durack. 'Oo, in
two straight isils. Hcavyw- ght won by h. r.
Iatoo. M,ddIcNe ght-s. il. McGahis won in two
straight fdl rom NC Ha,steal.
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SPRING START AT GOLF.
LARGE FIELDS IN THE OPEN HANDI-
CARS OS TWO iiKE WOOD LINKS.

Phillips Takes First Place at tho Dyker
meadow Course Reddcld VIM In tn"
Westchost~r BoRic Competition Harry
vardon In Form mt Pinehurst-Gos'ip.
An interesting msdal.p,ay handicap. the sec
ond in the series for the cup presented By Ho-
ratio NJ. Adams. brought out thirty-one start
ers at the Dyker Meadow Coli Club Yesterday.
but only seventeen returned cards. The
course was in splendid order and the condi-
tons, although the wind was hall a gale. were
nearly perfect for spring golnnx. George Low.
the Dyker professional. who has been In Flor
ida. played over the links several times In
mute his best form. Four OF the com petitors
made gross scores under the 100 mark. one
being Phillins. who. with q handicap OF fifteen.
had the best net score. at 81. Chauncey and
Powers had the be, t gross scores. as follows;
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Twenty entries we're listed for the mems
handicap, which carried first and second net
and best gross prizes. In the afternoon the
wind completely died away. giving a decided
ADVANTAGE 70 the late starters. and 1t happened
score at noon was third on the list when the
last Of the sixteen scores was posted. John
Moller. Jr. making ~. which won IN both
gross aud net columns. and Dwight c.. Harris.
coming in for second honors. The scores:
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The Intelligence OF IA ,,Sup,, Reader

makes him q SAFE PEARSON 10 treat with. Bear
this in mini yonr goods 10 BE- Disposed Of
have vtlu An l!v' rilsrmrnt in 1HE SrS
vii !aI.l 10 . really mar.et and desiruL!e
purchasers.-Idr.
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Figure-Skating Championships.

One OF the most attractive com petitions
scheduled for the winter months will be held at
the st. Nicholas Rink mex Thursday. when the
annual f.ure-skating championship will be
decided under tina auspices OF the National
Amateur skating .AssUriHtion. The pro-
M VIII ch consists IT twpn'y.One mum
hers. IL so long that it will he necessary TO
divide the movements. The first part will be
SEATED at he afternoon session, beginning at
2:l5 O'Clock. and the rlnclulinG portion after
S:l5 o'clocH. Besides he comparatively simple
varieties of inside and outside edge rolls. the
Programme embraces spreal eagle. curved
angles, grapcvinps. toe and heel movements.
~ilat-foOt spins. loops and rinRlets.
In addition t. thu scheduled figures tho
competitions viii be allowed h. execute sp"c,a al
ties q their own selection. which is likely TO
result in many original and peculiar move
neuts.
So far as the practice In the various Kinks IN
d'cat. the probable winner there |. lite Ike
lihpOd ~ nny OF the lo'al Skatsr- defeating
Arrnur q. keinc. the hol Ter. who has won the
event two wears in successlOn IN hollow style.
som" Canadians will he among the com petit
'Ors nni II WI be- Interesting 10 note how they
compare with K"ane. who i generally acsnowl-
edged t. he the best natural azure skater ever
seen in America.
The Judges will 10 three ex-champions-
Lou e. lUt"nstrln Of Montreal. Frank J.. cool
OK brooklyn aud Gtorgr u, Phillips. New YORK.
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James A. Tying, Morris County

Ten pairs posted scores in the mixed four
some handicap OF the afternoon. am over-Ren-
erous handl"apping was n prom inent factor In
prize winning The. best actual score was
made by Mrs. Frank VI. Freeman and James A.
Tying. The scores, summarized:
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iiocAeS.

The hockey teams % the New York BOYS Ei-A
School Of this borough and tAr Pas trc.lnir Col -.
ate Institute or h~ro'Ll"u met In,t evening At the
Clermout A'endt leo II : ~ RANK In IA. hhnl game
= the rea.on IN hro. kyu this ear heiwprn stud ut
I ans. NE s.uig'' Polytechnic %ln-utite. =. Sew
YpIk BOYS II FH, l.
Tho hockey t. m ~ Yale University met m, Nv
Sprk \, - even Al the ~. \. hnlaS r. -" 49, .,ynf
and alhpGgh tLc M r airy F.u' l,.r v,,H
goa.,tu !, tIr Ytl" H"u rlr VIZ 4 'r.t-rl,.. Am,
net heir -trohE orlun, ufs. The tea ID . 81. ~ IN.
~ " NuikA, { mel vs. Sa-fly sly.Ilr I, 49, = Al
TAM, - that Il the roIr-a4s bu.t Arn aSa 1.Ior
Nalr's shoNIns VA al Er'r1h.r slrpr sci ia T,r M
pnrter-. Vac made H. spertI" mo t. L, .,,. &, IL
bret half tho wlrS " Cd nupl At goal AM ,n,"nv,
saved what looked Nk- -cog'- several Nm, iy ii.rr
81 yer play The On" sol tary stolu mad. by tho Ill.
ors was On q p Htiy triple puI, SUog IN NJ .,
Bronson. thu lait'. driving the pu'k lhrou.h a., In
Howard and ho.ufeck did the scoring 10. Inc S,r
YORK A. T..
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John Mollsr. Jr.. Apawamis .,

james A. Tying. Morris ~county's popular
golfer, made his morning round at the Colt
Club. Lakewood. in beautiful style. His card
was an 81 from scratch. which won ths prize
offered for the best gruss score and tied with
7. @. B~rathwaitc. who had the aid ot q large
hand cap. for the net score prizes. Summarize
OF the fourteen ards returned:
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The competitions will be continued on each
Saturday during March. The point winners
TO date nrc; Clark. 3; Putnam. 3: Phillips. 8;
Powers. =; Chauncey. y Harrison. y,
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Some good shooting was done By the Crescent
Atllsu. Cub : memhers and guests on the groun Is
~ h or rtlts atom at Bay Ridge yesterday. Henry
hryn Wou wo events IN capitalization The feature
os 'h"',Hy W. tie rapid Are match sho; AZ twenty.
ayt rHy hirls. Tho ven vas shot On in I minutes
aul - e''umd-, Rryn MINI Dr. N. !. OBI,n
Won tn o. ."f' sl rut had Nal ~ twenty fyr bI,ds,
ry} IT rul $ Cant ' lWAn also Ctpturnl 70 sweep.
"a ."- li'" NHtd ,'raiI - -'Nr r. was male tt The
s4pot , the "a Apt.ui. IN Club VIII vaS held
3, taull' n Ne rom |. %. he Shoe y-h 'ad "a y
,up 'Iur trl"li Lfe:r sd Pau! Sl,s ted tor
2 It onHrt AIT 'ot. John b M1y nrnb,ry and 2 r.
Kramer d." tie runners n.
y " IAN, won the sh not for tho Wright tr ply
1t the p, irp. Z. tn BROOKLYN Grn Club ut T. lot
Course, l., |, N%'E'r'a. p si'. NJ ont George PItter.
son. the - u,ai s"CrriarJ u. Tho r.uh. by on IId
llr c"Hilv u"u NaS ~ lutIty $ i.lr. anu Tn puTs
y rma1. Tee .cur : Ina 10 dlrng tho DAY Il com
pru'Inl. VCr, v"r. g.nl. i = ! . Eek Rnrsen,
- ' Oreatrl Sew YORK cha uplun ,eur-e Il. I tier,
su. - II. W .liim'. and V. J. Llue I'D the best
work ot tn tav
~ Wi..ei'- ladgewood 70 h On th. Glendale road.
IL N.,MurIs OF ~ i,u'g, xuld tt.n CIh he'd forth
yr.;rrIa' III " At prove! 4 most interrsting pro.
-rammr OF I've Is IL Class A., {. c. Wsell AID
IgtAt, Martin sou with sta git azores While CIass
r. ~ won b n, J vienna v h A cl, A. s,afe. and
IN C.,-- y, ohm ) Young and Henry J. d, rnghsr
..ri.. cs fthr A~lrl,rgs Gun Clab held their
vtah'v ShHr ~ to- g.r"h- County prlyn PARK,
,lt.tcth. t. |, Vest r..r. Sirge rAliIal scores w4r,
made. D.. J.. j., "n"l- DID the Ie-r unrk IT tho
dN. In rhu shoot Tor TIE M'licus cup he gr.ssrl
hin. II h : ten hiris,
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III" Palm Beach open tournament OF three
days will brRln on Monday.
IN the weekly contest against boRia at the
Wa~trhr-tar Golf Cluh Yesterday tho best
showing wa made by RcitirI!. VINO 'inishe
on even term. with IN" fixed score. which was
1. ), 80, /. >. 3. ), Al. The results,
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Awning under the century mark a vel

creditabla in the high wind and IN the roug
winter greens. The summary o ,lows:
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The girl students Of Flushing Iligh school
and Era-muS Hall High ScnooI a-o met
IN the Old Tn rta-nth Regiment Armory,
BroOklyn. The game wan mere sting, Hnt
iuriaR the first half Erasmus Hall wo!"
one point In the second perioi n"''' or -U!n
scored tor r.yen minutes. ihru Miss l. ne
.ilct shot a 'lc,i goai. shorty tf'pr tbs Miss
Heurd,c sco,oI rgan for Finishing. Just
l"iore the inish Miss 81 len =. orod for
EfasmuS Han. and thu score wa tci IN
extra period wa. Ilayri and Mise llrCi"ory
scored N" Winning goal Tor Erasmus HILL.
The teams were:
Er'smu' IA. PS n0g. FWhi -.
Miss i BENEDICT LET toward .....M-.E 'ahn
M H. q sim. n -ht tor arl.Mrss t. t4rm.4,rr
Mrs stern C,u,u. N...Iyr 4
Miss McC,"r-y. IA .Ht u.,rI Ns. II.UtI .tr
Mss VI Drry JUS LIT "a. ri Ma n, I..ip
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The result Of yesterdays games in the Wholesale
Drug Association tournament rolled ct Reid alleys
allowed the Col gate 4 Co. play ers t. increase their
lead to three games over the Dodge u Olcott team
and II is now a ~toregone conclusion that the cham.
pions Will again land at the top. The scores;
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

Mrs. William Durrett Of Orear-
vile, entertained one hundred and
fifty children on Saturday after.
noon, in honor of her SONS, Joseph
and David.
This home with its wide halls
and large airy rooms. and its beau.
tiful grassy lawn. shaded BY grand
old elms and hard naples, is All
ideal spot in which to spend the
long summer days. aud the little
men and women upon this occasion
seemed to appreciate to the fullest
their delightful surroundings.
Games Of different kinds were
INDUCED in. "A Peanut Hunt"
proving the most popular. Master
George Young succeeded in locat.
ing the largest number Of nuts and
received the prize. When five
o'clock am the children were
seated in punches all over the beau.
,iiul lawn and refreshments Of ice
cream and cake. were served by
Mrs Durrctt. who knows sd we'll
how to entertain and please child.
rem aud who has met with fine sue
cess in the school room, where tor
years she has trained the young
children Of the neighborhood.
The following ladies assisted
Mrs. Durre,t in entertaining the
children present: Mesdames W.
J. FulkersOn Will Haas. \. W.
Pence. Louis Hickman and Ernest
Allen Of Kansas City. Misses Vel
ma Orcar. Addie Pettis. Joan Nc.
Nolan. Willie Fulkerson and
Eloise Durrett.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

The Junior Christian l:ndcavor
Society Of the Cumberland Presby.
terrain church wen, to Wilton Tues.
day. where they enjoyed the day
picnicing. There are about fifty
members Of this society, which was
well represented. Mrs. {. N. Rand,
who il the leader, was sick and I'M.
able to attend. which was much re.
GREETED.
However, Prof. CRUDE and wife
aud Misses Cora Adams and Mat.
tie Fry chaperoned the party and
the day passed most pleasantly,
with nothing to mar the pleasure
of the party, who drove in buggies
ani surveys. leaving town about
9:so in the morning, returning
about 9 in the evening, and were
gratifcd to find that the % new
hooks they had ordered for their
library had arrived during the day.
They now have quite a nice little
library of about 100 books.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06
Premature Explosion.

William Buckncr, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. {. NJ. Buckncr. had his
+th Of July spoiled early in the
morning. He was preparing to
celebrate in fine style, but while
playing with Il toy ramon at the
residence Of s. ID. Homx or Bruins.
wick avenue, the premature explo-
sion Of the cannon occurred just rs
the little fellow was STOPPING over
Il, consequently receiving the full
charge Of the powder in his face.
DR., Hall was Immediately sent for
and succeeded in making the little
man quite comfortable. We con-
graduate him that his injuries are
no worse. He is reported as doing
nicely rs We go to press.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06
A Broken Arm.

Miss Nellie Crank. the 10 year.
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
w, Crank, while having a good
time in one of the fine apple trees
that grow Oh her fathers premises
in the western part Of town, had
the misfortune recently to fall out
of the tree and brake two of the
bones in her left arm. DR.. Wood
was called in and set the fractured
limb and Nellie is doing as nicely
as possible, with the Use Of one
arm, but will no, he able to sit in
the tree top for some time.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

capped the heat and dust Of the city
an d enjoyed their lunch in the fine
old shade trees Of that popular re-.
sort.
Those present were Misses Mable
aud Ethel Mcclure. Fannie Kin
caid. Francis Francisco, Martha
Rea. Laura Orear and Pet Parrish.
Mess.s Harry Striker Warren Col.
vert. Harry Wilson, Minor Cooper
and Leonard VanDykc.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

How little We know what the
future has in store for rs. ar VIVA,
a day may bring forth. was fully
verified on the afternoon III July
4th. when Mrs. NJ. Bcamer. Of
Blackburn. who had left home IN
the morning feeling unusually well
aud spent the day most pleasantly
a, u picnic at Alma and was taken
home a corpse in the evening.
She was laughing aud talking in
a lively strain. when abou, q ~ the
evening she fell over in a faint aud
died in five minutes. Heart dis.
ease is supposed to have caused
death. Mr.. Beamcr. who was tel.
ephoned tor. was attending the
convention at Kansas City. Mr..
II. ". Barnhill. Of this city. was
,clephoncd To break the news to
Paschal Beamer here Of the sud.
den death Of his mother.
Deceased was about Is years Of
age. generous, broad minded
woman, charitable tn the faults Of
others, and was "a member OF the
Christian church for many years
Her many friends are greatly
nrieved at her sudden death.
Mrs. Beamer, who Is the second
wife Of NJ. Beamer, a prominent
s,ockman Of Lafayette county, was
the mother Of three children. viz.
Paschai Beam,cr. who il employed
by II. II. Downing Of this city;
Samuel Beamer. who was with his
another at the time Of her death.
and Mrs. Percy Patrick, Of Kansas
City.
The funeral was held on Friday.
Rev. Il. &. Davis conducting the
services. Burial ut City cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

Henderson Orcar on Thursday
morning while visiting his friend,
James Chamberlain, picked upa
loaded revolver that belonged to
Mrs. Chamberlain sister. aud
while attempting to examine the
pistol it went off, shooting him
through the fleshy part Of the hand.
DIR. Wood was called in and dress.
ed the hand. The young man
and his friends are rejoicing in the
fact that some One was not serious
ly hurt
Fred a. Hightsh0e, who has
charge now Of the Higginsvillc
Poultry Market spent several days
there this week, returning Friday
night.
Miss Dora Brightwell returned
to her home in Slater Friday morn.
ing, after a visit to Marshall rela.
tiveS.
l.. l.. Lyme, of Kansas City, who
is with the Mccormick Harvesting
Co., was in Marshall this week.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06
Runaway on Square.

The horse Of Green Bailey.
hi,chcd to a buggy in front Of Pot.
ter's saddlcry establishment. hc.
came frightened Friday morning,
when his owner was trying a fly
net upon him and ran away. lie
ran through the court house yard.
catching the buggy on a tree and
breaking loose from the vehicle.
an until caught below the New
York store.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06
Picnic at Wilton.

A party of young people spent
the evening of the +th very pleas
antly at Wilton, where they es-
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06
School Board Meets.

At a regular meeting of the
school board on Monday night
Miss Isabella Clark was elected to
teach in No. 4 at the Fast build.
ing. to fill the position made va.
cant by Miss Belle Campbell. who
has been promoted to the High
School building.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-06

l.. p. Wiley and son. Leland re-
turned Thursday night from Kan.
sas City, where they took in the
Convention.