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DIED.

KiNG-At his sumner reslds9se King Homestead
u hs 81 ss tss a Hd SH q AsAny
FFsslee2es p, Eshsa Conn upon arrival l2O2 rain
v5 HsnTy W. Law husSs9d Of Asslins P Law
&c, clair. y J. Saturday; July 2lst. II a. n
July IS Of ssnsroSs Andrew Marsaai IN sIs 75ss
Funeral at AmAwalE First Sunday july "a at IL
y Y. and Putnam R. p a; s:i5 -s-''H- -
MAARsE5A la Friday. July 20 at her rssis.uO.
Eomery. widow OF william Marshall
f tss; g her FORBES Xcesry No "a
- HcCreery, OF BellsvIle y.
LexinEton Sd aves On sasarday ,bs as; 80
Intsr5aes: 5-tva,.
Franklin daughter Of whitman 5 ana sarah s. Mssd
saturday July II at sso 0sos q AsT
Q; leaving raad centra Staten = at oso
sTIyERs-,sqadsnly, Thursday July 10 1900. Rasua
Relatives and friends respectively invited TO attend
Ru,Isdgsst BrooEy 2 Sauna als 1's ssisnss Ne -
In5srnent AZ woodiaxn private funeral attached 10
n. Kans Loase No 454 and A M-BrstAr.n You are
hs'y rfSqeSisa to aiisad the funeral services q
BFOoNlyn' on Saturday evening July p. a. O'elock
GEORGE FLINT WARREN
HENRY ". PENOTAR. Secretary.
81, CQ Eur ae Lion conmande-y No % Knights Tsupla-
q our late Fraer. Sir Rufus Stlvers ais r~sl-
al o'clock. -
60 LOUIS WARNER RIGGS Commander
SAMUEL C WILSON. Recorder
sTRIkEH--on Wednesday. July - 1900 q pa-zrysas
GarTft Hopper Striker - -
Funeral service his late No - Went Sle
Interrnent
Paris france and Baltimore 0ldl papers pleas, o,z
ToDD-On Friday July 20 1900 Ellen 4 ~tao, -
Charles Todd. aged a years
FuaeFa services az her late residences. No II -
Greene Place. Saturday evening a. of1lack -
Iutermsnt AZ couvenisncs OF family.
WoOdlavvn Cemetery,
Borough Of Bronx. York
O11ce % East 23rd Street. Madison squars srura
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE. MADISON AVE COR 2S 81 ~
z. Edmund MARKS s--sbr.A.. 49,
22s Broadway. Nsvv-York
LOIS Tor sale IN al Ceneterfss. Low
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". K. Vanderbilt IRIS FAST TRIP.
AUTOMOBILE RUN FROM NEWPORT TO BOSTON
AND RETURN IN EIGHT HOURS

Newport July % (speciaD. William K. Wander
bilt jr., accompanied by friend to-day made a
record trip TO Boston and return in his French
automobile which much talked about early
in the season in connection with Mr.. Vgnderbit's
fast driving. The round trip OF more than 140
miles made inside Of eight hours. ordi-
nary country roads This is the first round trip
between the two cities ever made In one day by an
automobile.
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5periaI Nntires.

Expresston restored by artificial teeth Dr. DsAae
Exposition
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THE QUEEN REACHES OSBORNE.

London. July 2O-Queen Victoria and her suite
arrived at Osborne to-day. AS protection agains
the heat Her Majesty's saloon carriage contained
blocks of ice.
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STRIKE AT ROTTERDAM ENDED.

which had been going on here for some time, is
practically ended and work has been generally re-
sumed.
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Address all communications
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NoOdIaWn Cemerery,
Borough Of Bronx. New York C3e-
once % East 23rd Street. Madison squars SCUM
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- a N [or Netherlaats direct
dam: az for Italy, per 5 5 Ems mall raast
oe directed per > 5 Ems; az $50 a. m supple
mentary II a NJ for Europe per s. s. sServia VA
Queenstown; az 10 a m for Scotland direct per s 3
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ov- Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE. MADISON AVE COR 93S 81 ~
vs. =, Cemetery Let Burea1-
22S Broadway. Nsv-York -
Lots Tor sale IN al Cemeteries. Low 1rscss
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D AuY,
SUNDAY.
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u -NElAN
O'or Europe. the British Isles ans al co
Universal Postal Cuiou-l
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
Strange Marriage Rites,
IF THE TERRITORY.

phwhuska: Tho marriage according
TO Indian rites of Tall Elk, an Usage
chief worth $4,000 In his own right
Eagle, daughter Of one Of the richest
Osage chiefs, last week, was the culmi-
nation OF an Indian romance. Old Red
Eagle and Tall Elks father had been
bitter enemies. and the father OF the
pretty squaw, whose fortune IL csti.
mated at e.. 900, 600 would not allow
him around the wigwnm. l,nt Tall
the reluctant father to give his per-
mission.
The wedding was celebrated after
the Indian fashion and wns great
event Tall Elk paid over ~ ponies.
the price which Red Eagle cNactcd for
his daughter, md the girls mother
brought her out to The center OF the
public square mounted ON little pony
clad in gorgeous red and blue robes.
She dismounted from her pony. which
was turned loose to become the prize
OF the brave who could catch IL. Then
Tall Elk appeared riding like mad in
the direction OF his bride. Her mother
took of the splendid robes aud left her
standing alone, clad only in a simple
! rough dress Tho bridegroom without
dismounting. threw about his brides
shoulders u handsome blanket and car
ricd her OF to his tCpcc on the front oI
/ his saddle. That completed the e,re
mony.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
GRATING A NEW SCALP.
Young ~. Louis Giri who Met with u Ter.
ribie Accident Has - fair Chsnc.
of Recovery.

81. Louis. Aug. -. The delicate aud
tedious operation of grating - new
scalp on the terribly hccratcd head
of Adele Lynch WAS begun at the
city hospital. Cuiiclr for the pur-
pos" was given 10y the nnforiun
girls sisters, who submitted gladly
Ia the painful opcrIiion of stripping
IL from their arms. The doctors will
not bc able to tell whether the first
operation was successful until seven
days have elapsed. \d"lc Lynch is
the girl whose entire scalp was torn
oil 10y machinery in the printing of.
flee Of Parker Bros. AT Third and
Oliy" streets. u Was thought ~ first
she could not survive the shock. hut
she is now thought Ia have fair
chance of recovery.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
the N.v woman ana M.,r,mouy.

The New York World "views with
alarm" the founding of au athletic
club for women In that city. II can
see In the muscular woman only n
menace to matrimoDy and To mans
happiness. II IL sure the timid young
men of New York will cease entirely
IA contemplate the complicated prob
lem OF marriage II they must b,
united To fair young beings who ar,
their snperiors In agility, strength
and physical endurance. The incv
itable result will be the adding oi
matrimony to the list Of lost arts.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
vrs SECOND NOTIFICATION.
A. Tspsta NJ. Bryss Formally Accepts
the Nowtnstios for President resdersd
Him by the Popuiist Cow eSntion.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 2i.-Nr. Bryan
yesterday received the sect(nd official
notification of his nominate lbn for the
presidency. This notifca/t ion came
from the popuIist party. AID Thomas
". Patterson, Of Colorado. acted as
the mouthpiece Of the party In maxi
ing ~. 0c was at the sanpc time I'M
formed Of the inIorsemcnt fof his can
didacy by the United states None
tary league. this notificuf ion being
given by 4. ". Rucker. The ccrc-
monies occurred IN the sf,acious and
beautiful grounds of the Jtatc capitol
and were witnessed by " large num-
her Of people. In mauy( respects the
meeting parallclcd thc| indianapolis
notification. This wasl true in the
fact that both were hrld IN parks.
in that the weather Hyas intensely
hot, and IN the circub Instances that
| the impaiicncr Of tRc crowd com
PEELED speakers prcccyling Mr.. Bryan
10 curtnil their rcm6rks. There was
an audible sigh of rilicf mingled with
the applause which, greeted the APP
pcnrancc of the national leader upon
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
AFFAIR A MYSTERIOUS ONE.
Edward q. Batch. Assistant Cashier OF an
Omaha Banh. Assaulted and iiobbsd
In Ills sleeping Car Berth.

Omaha. Ncb.. Aug. -. Edward Y.
BnIch. assistant cashier of the Omaha
national bank. WIS assaulted in his
berth ON the Northwestern road near
Boone. In. early Thursday morning
and robbed of so. all the money he
had on his person. On the arrival of
the train IN this city u" was re-
moved tn his home and - physician
summoned. While serious, the iniu-
rics are not dangerous. Mr.. aud Mrs.
hmorctii. of this city. were also We
timized by the robbers To the extent
of II small sum. They were not awak-
encd by the robbers. The affair 's
a mysterious one. as everyone in the
ear was asleep and no onicry was
heard.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
Officers RcCnlXnn a tn.

Antlers: Deputy Marshal thitwood
and Constable Challin made n clever
capture Of two burglars ut DcXtcr, 81
miles north OF here, about one O'Clock
on the morning Of August IL.
They had received information re.
garding a plan for robbiug the post
Office and adjoining store nj Dexter,
and left here on the night train arriy.
ing Mt Dexter at ten o'clock. They Sc.
! crctcd themselves about the building
and, after q long wait, were rewarded
10y the sound Of breaking glass and the
promptly arrested. The prisoners,
Charley Ridge aud Lon Putnam are in
Jail here Ridge is hard character
who is wanted for number % crimes-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
|.,.OKLAHOMA...; j;
IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THE TERRITORY. q
Attorney rarred and rea,herod.

ATTORNEY Tarred ana Feathereu.
Wichita Eagle: Last week a sensa-
tion was caused at Cloud Chief by the
tarring and feathering Of Assistant
County Attorney Baker, a young man
about 90 years old, whose father is
county attorney. Young Baker was
accused Of double dealing by citizens
Of Cloud Chief. because he failed TO file
In the supreme court at the proper
time an appeal from the decision OF
Judge G. +. Irwin disIolving his in
junction against the county commiss-
toner's calling u county seat election.
Young Baker went to III Reno a mum.
ber Of days since to perfect the appeal
but received message from hiu father
directing him not to- have any further
connection with the case. The young
man tclegraphod to the clerk OF the
supreme court at Guthrie telling him
not 10 file the appeal until further no
ticc. Thi. inccnscd the citizens oi
Cloud Chief. Last Thursday night la
kcr attended y social, and after escort
ing young woman TO her home started
TO his own. lie was stopped by fou'
masked men, stripped naked @d thcr
tarrcd and fcathcrcd. lie was ais;
ordered TO leave town.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
ENOUGH TROOPS IN CHINA.
Secretary Of war Root Has Directed That
All Transports Now On the Sea se
sent To Manila

Washington, Aug. 24.Thc impor-
tsnt development IN the Chinese siiun-
,ion yesterday was the decision Of the
government not to send any more
troops to China. MI the troops no"
AT sea, amounting 10 about 1000. to-
gether with those under orders for
service in the far east, which have not
sailed. amounting To about 5000 more.
will he sent to Manila. These troops
will sail on the same route. and upon
touching ut Nngnsaki will go 10 Ma
Mia unless there are developments IN
China. not now cNpcctrd, which would
make their presence in that country
necessary. Secretary Root said yes.
tcSIny that no more troops were be-
ing sent Ia China, because they were
not needed.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
Looking for n Son.

Enid Wave: Mrs. Ella Woodard Of
Smithiield, West Virginia, Is in search
Of her son. Al Miller from whom she
has not heard for three years. She
thinks he is in ok klahoma dead or alive.
The following letter was written to
the postmaster of Concord, this county:
'Sir: Can YOU give me any news Of
n young man by the name Of AL Miller!
II you can IL will be doing me great
kindness. When last heard from he
was at Pony City, Oklahoma, with u
threshing machine, aud was going Ia
go to Concord, .. T., To take up q
claim. lie is a low rather heavy set
boy; il very good natured. ! heard
from him three years ago, but not
since. IL you can give me any infor.
nation concerning him you will bc
doing a lasting favor on his mother
who Is widow now.
III you would ask through your pa
per OF IL would not be too much trou
blcJ for him, God will bless you for do
ing kindness for a widow to help hei
find her son. My heart aches To hear
from him, for ! have lost my husband
and one daughter in the last two years
/ and IL seems as though had lost n sor
also. Please excuse me for troubling
you with my trouble. and kindly an
swcr this aud oblige me very much.
"MRs. ELLA WoopAIp,
"Smithiield, Wctzcl Co., ". Va.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
RrIof toms OF Interest.


The National Guards Of Oklahoma
will hold their cncampmcnt in Enid ip
October.
o.I. Dow.ll. n stroud Cotton buv.r
who had an interest in nine cotton gins
has failed; debts, s3s, 900; assets, s.O, 900
nm Tror, b,s b.o, h.,d n, oL,..
homn CIV for ,.ornlici,v In ,h. mur.
J,r ~ Eick Mr. Tro,,c was mn,
bound over but held as a witness.
a. ~ n,,n ~ u, -
'" - -. Sa''oeN .''''' W 'ee no'"es, ,,", ~
'ae o.'n 'hP'o!'" "' ,n'''"S'o' W
'.o"''n '""s"as'S io' ,ne un''e' '''y
NJ NORMAN NJ salary Oh si'ooo'
yo..,h n p., n,..,, .,d t.,,u
'u". :" ', ~ nesa t.',.. an t.
instructor ia ,he norman un''ers'y,
mas been granted leave of absence oil
n year. lie Is going TO Rome TO study
in archaeology. His place will be tn
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
YOUNG MOTHER SHOCKED.


Chicago, Aug. 2i.--Mrs. Lillian Eby,
sos sixty-ninth street, was named In
the lists Of those who had died ns
victims OF the heat. That was an err
ror. IL was not the heat tba killed
her; Il was joke, innocent in intent,
but shifting sharply to n tragedy In
its results. A large doll. rccumbcnt.
with it's mechanical eyes closed and
its wnxen checks the counterfeit OF
death, was handed to Mrs. Eby In
place of her own baby. When she
caught sight Of the closed eyes she
fell into "a swoon. aud the next day
she died as direct result ~ the
fright. In this way three fpmilics
have been thrown into mourning as
the outcome of what had been intend
cd for a little fun NJ the young wife's
expense.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
. To Fight IN. salt Trust.

Kansas city. Mo-. Aug. IA syn
dicutc of Kansas city, Chicago ANA
eastern men with n strong financial
hacking is Ia form - company Ia
operate sail mines in Kansas, in com
petition with the salt trust, which is
now said Ia bc practically IN control
of the salt industry of this country.
The plans of the company are To
supply salt To the packers IN Kansas
city, Chicago. Sioux city. Onahn. -.
Louis, 81. Joseph and Council Huns
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
His a,srtvrdom In Vain.

For some time Isaac Mulford, n
farmer living near Bridgeton, y. j.,
has been missing chickens. 10 he set
a man trap without letting the family
know. Ills son Alfred stayed out
late the other evening and while
slipping mp 10 the house was caught
In the trap. Fearing dressing down
from his father for staying out 40
late the young man stayed there all
night. His mariyrdom was In vain,
for the first person to see him next
morning was his father.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
On Good Terms Again.

Commercial relations between the
United States and Spain have been
fully restored. The figures Of the bu-
rcau of statistics for the fiscal year
1900 show the exports from this coun-
try to Spain and the imports into the
United States from Spain were lnrger
than in any other year since 1893.
md within n few hundred thousand
dollars OF the highest record ever
made in the commerce between the
two nations.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
"Smithfield, Wctzcl Co., ". V,
Thought 40 Was n MnrshaI

Guthrie: Frank Woodruff was
brought down from Edmond one day
last week by City Marshal Stcen o!
that town and landed in Jail on a
charge of insanity. Woodruff had been
in Edmond only a short time and
claims Illinois rs his home. lie posed
ne deputy United States marshal
while there, and made numerous ar
rests among the farmers around Ed.
mond. and spared neither men, women
or children. IL was soon discovered
that the man was acting without
authority, and he was arrested. lie
did not surrender however without IA
aght and IL was necessary for the oiii'
GERS to club him severely before lac was
subducd.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06

On the London stock exchange
American shares are going up, while
those of European countries are GO
ing down. On the bourses Of Berlin,
Paris and other European centers
there are the same tendencies.
Everywhere American securities are
either holding their own or are adj
,ancing. Everywhere the securities
Of all other great countries are either
weak or actually declining. This
fact In 80 manifest and important
that it is exciting comment in Euro,
pean papers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
Shoots His Daughter

Ardmore Citizen: Tuesday night at
about 1880 o'clock when Mr.. w. L.
Mccoy and family hud retired, and
Mr.. Mccoy had fallen into deep sleep
his daughter, Oma, IL years old, had
occasion to pass through the room and
In doing 20 awakened her father, who
In tho darkness, mistook her for q
burglar and fired a shot at her from a
revolver, the ball taking effect In the
right arm between the elbow and
shoulder. The ball passed around the
bone Of the arm, lodging against the
skin on the opposite side, from wher,
u wan easily extracted.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
The Largest Cave.

Few people realize that Wind cave,
near Hot Springs. $. d., Is the largest
and most beautiful cave in the United
States. No one knows how large IL
really Is. Over 100 miles OF passages
and 5000 chambers have been cN-
pIorel. And that Is only the begin
ming. There are IA different ''routcs," +"
only three of which hayc been opened
TO the public. They are known as
the Garden Of Eden, Fair Grounds and
pearIy Gntes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
Wiling 20 .Burdea" Themselves.

Since the report that Miss Josephine
Drexel was about TO rcnonncc the
world and enter "A convcnt--a report
that was promptly denied-the young
woman has been overwhelmed with
letters from people who would bc
willing to burden themselves with u
part or the whole of her fortune of
si0,O00,ooo, which she would not be
likely to need after taking the veil.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
Isruiaiiy siain In JaiL

Sioux city. Ia, Aug. ai.-in the
Jail ai Wayne, Ncb.. Robert Bighnm,
of Dunbar, Ncb., was brutnlly slain
by another mnn who gives his nam"
and address as Adolph Wonlund. Of
auckland. Mo. The slayer gave M
his reason for committing III" horri-
bile crimc-thc crushing of iIigham's
face with his heels that the mar
drrrd man was m enemy Of his soul
nnd God had ordered him Ia do the
bloody work.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06

Omaha. Neb.. Aug. "a Early yes
tcr,lny morning Harry Flo'h, en-
ployed by the I'arber Asphalt com
pnny: Leo Coync. employed in the
Union Pacific shops, aud Mike Moll-
ncr. u lnborer IN the Farrell sirup fac
tory. murdered T.. i. Fee. an clc"tri-
cinn. bccause he would not furnish
money with which Ia pay for - can
pT b,sr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
wA,s..,.s A.,..., Ps.ssrv..

w. c. whitney has met with varied
results In his animal preserve OF iO,'
600 ncres. situated near Lcnox, Mass,
1000 feet above the sea. The black
tailed deer from the Rocky moun'
tnIns have died, but % elk were born
last year. increasing the herd to 30
Native partridses have multiplied Inn
nsenseiy. The buffalo include nine
cows and four buIls. and two calves
were born recently. One Of the bulls
n the largest buffalo In America and
cost $4,000. He has an ugly temper
hhss ksegs straGgers st . distance
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
Was a Great Evcnt.

Oklahoma city: The corner stone Of
the Carnegie public library was laid
last Friday night with very impressive
ceremonies, a large crowd being pres
cnt. The apollo club opened the cx'
crcises with song, which was oIlowcd
by prayer 10y Rev. Graham. Hon. Sid
ncy clarke, followed in an address ON
mcn,."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
SociaI!st COLONY for Okiabomn

A dispatch from Massillon, o., says:
Fifty residents of this city lett last
week for Oklahoma, where they will
take up claims on Government, land and
establish II colony under plans which
have been formed by local labor lead
ers. They will form a plan Of govern
ment in conformity with the peculiar
ideas Of local students VI sociaiistic
problems.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06

The emancipation fetcs at Island
park. Guthrie, came very near ending
fatally, m 20 of the colorcd people ut.
tending the dance at nigh, became
seriously III, presumably from eating
decomposed lee cream. OF the number
poisoned the greatest sufferer was Miss
Minnie Jackson, one Of the co orcd
teachers OF the city.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
John q. Iiopsias TO Help Dsmocra,.

Chicago, Aug. -. John T.. Hop
kins. who was chairman Of the gold
democrats national committee four
years ago. was called to democratic
national headquarters yesterday 10y
special initiation aud hartman Jones
gave up To him Over an hour OF his
time. Among other things "N-Mayor
Hopkins was asked il he would help
the national committee with his adj
vice and assisianc. this year. spend
ing some of his time nj headquarters,
and he said he would.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-09-06
Death OF . Y.mous st.ll,or,

Carthage. Mo-, Aug. s,.-Ben Me-
Gregor, "a famous stallion belonging
Ia y. kneil, took cold from sudden
change Of temperature and died yes.
terdny. This horse was half-brot her
TO Cressius. the fastest trotiing stal.
lion b the world. Mr.. Rnell paid S3,.
900 for him.