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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

G. +. Neweomb writes from 81, Louis
that he is getting tired Of the east aud
wants 10 breathe Colorado mir again.
lie will be back in this Stcto about
the iirst OF February 10 resume his
minin. operations
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Commissioner Smith left for the East
Wednesday night and will visit some Of
the soldiers homes before his return.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

The fight for the republican
nomination in the 18th judicial dis
trict is said to have narrowed
down to.two candidates. But it is
early and fine chance for n dark
horse to come IN and secure the
plum.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03
Bicycle llrpairIng,

have fitted up shop near the Labor
Exchange for bicycle repairing and
guarantee my work.
AUGUST Uufu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

II. II. Winchell has money to
loan on one TO twelve months
time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Mrs. W. NJ. Saoup died suddenly Tues
day of pelvic abs!ss and vas buried
Thursday. The deceased leaves a hus
band and i've snail children, the young
es, being bu, two weeks old.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

If yon want to buy, sell or ex-
change real estate or borrow mon
cy call on G. ii. MATHIS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03
To Sell Chean.

! book ease, writing desk. lounge, heat
ing and cook stove. carpots. rugs, and
other articles Apply next week to
A. ". uoRN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

\ good many claims have been stakcd
Mt jasper since theheginning OF the year.
Almost everything in sight that was no,
worked las. year has been re located or
'iumpcd.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Will Duyic has contracted Tor W. b.
Powell's house in Sickles' Addition and
will take possession about the first of
March.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Landlord Hill was In the city the fore
part OF the week. He las just returned
from Missouri whore he found every
BODY prosperous and happy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

The Leap Year ball Ia b. gwen by
Monte Vista ladies this (Frday) nigh,
promises tn bc grand affair. Invita-.
tions will bc extended In ruch way thu,
No young man will know Who Ia 10 call
Cor hin, until tho carriage arrive. II,
shout SO. Nine couples from Del
Eorts ars sspcct~d 10 attend the ball.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

W. Il. Farrar will sell, Mt tho Wood
burn ranch, at auction. next Tuesday.
commencing at ono o'clock, his bunch OF
choice dairy COWS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Mr.. 4. 4. Dean. Of this city, was mnr-
ried to Miss Nellie Baker in Fairfax Mo.
Jan. Is. Mr.. Dean and wife are expected
10 return 10 Monte Vista in week or so
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Hon. Otto Mears has remembered his
friend, Col. Corlett. by sending him nn
annual pass over the Chesapeake Beach
railroad
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

The Junior eleven Of the Monte Vista
high school will play the Juniors OF Del
Nor,o game OF foot ball Saturday at
the latter place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Mrs. Merriam, the daughter of Editor
Green. is making a visit in Monte Vista,
hoping the sunshine and mountain air
will improve her health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

The minstrci troupe has band Of u
pieces, including drum corps They
will give street parade li.'0 wednes
day tho Ith. Tickets on sal. nt Trout
fetter's. Gone early and secure seats.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Am prepared to make Il few first
class farm loans. Absolutely no
delay. a. NJ. IsBEII-
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

John H. Shaw made trip to Denver
Wednesday night to attend 20 some MN
ing matters, and returned Eomo Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

At tho annual Adventist meeting OF
the Colorado confercncls, held at Canon
City, January 2Ish, Elder q. W. Angel.
bargcr was assigned to the Alamosa dis.
fvtg
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Ben johnson came down from Jasper
Thursday TO remain q few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Miss Hattie Cook has quite n large
class IN stenography and they seem to
be making fine progress.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Mrs. Il. r. H,san and her Father arrived
in town Friday. They came for Mr..
itcsn's household goois.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Clarence Wiuchell's family are re'
ported as being quite sick.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Max Christensen went to Denver Wed
nesday night to take charge Of his job
printing office at No. GO Club Building.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

X. b. Wallace was in Creeie Thurs
day on business connected with the
Nelson tunnel
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

There will be services at the Methodist
church both morning and evening on
Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

A CoruMniA Chainless bicycle for sale,
good rs new. Cash or note.
A. NJ. IsBELI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

u. I. Price. the occulis,. In. been In
cFcetco few days md will bc in Nor.
(. Vista Feb. @ and I.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Trucks for sale. Suitable for general
purposes or water wagon. A. NJ. IsDEI..
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Treasurer Station was down from the
County Seat Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Don't fail to study Horn Il Whites ad
this week and profit by 1t.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

The Monte Vista Mill and Elevator are
well stocked with both wheat and flour.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Frank Simons went up to the Powell
saw mill above Del Norte Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

The Epworth League social announced
for Friday night has been postponed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

&C. Kerr reports Two real estate sales
mad" by him TIN. week. on. u quarter
section and the other an eighty Of San
i.uns valley lnnd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03
STATE or COLORADO.
COUNTY oF Rio ug,sps.

-TATE or iOi.oRtDO.
'orNti oF Rio ua,spS.
IN the County coari.
Herman IL Berr.
TuE iEorL. or THE STATE or
To Herman H. H.rs III. Defendant above
nhins-ii aarHti>ui
No. are hereby required Ia apt-ar In an ae.
,l"n htngh, ssain.f y"u b, ,i,s ai-,s. nsn.i
liaintih ~ u. t.s,nt, Court IT Rio Ursnda
tounts. state ~ t'oiotasta aud an-~.r the ..,s,.
plsini therein within thirty ds,. after the act.
We. hrfrn,, u ."r,r'i ~i!hin w stat. II Colo
by publication, Within My daJ. after thr
s.r,lea hereof exclusive ~ the ,iay ~ .st,ir~i
or Judgment Will ,- tsh~a aRain.t ,uu according
=" ,he ,pta1.f, 81 ~" romplgint, aud II the
da,. additional ~ .sid ffi, da,s last hcr-in.
.bo,. .pceinri Tor arr~arsnc. nnl answer will
~ allowed bcivsv Tie taking II Judgment n.
III. aid assina + troath, 10 obtain A deercs
u d,"res fr,:n ,l's l-s.d, y ws,I!,"say here;
pI.Ssls 2 s.i sl.s az. ~. a H. s Il" ..:s T.. s.9 a..
ea'ssstS .ef ~" thr.e miB"r ~hildr'n named
kmma. nslri and kcs.ie NJ. will mosr taiiy
appear fr,w tl~ esssWplAint hl~sl IN said Cgaft
IN RI srslosa :" which fefsssaee I. Hereby hrvs
And ye, arr hereby M,slM~.l that II yas fail "
Aptsat. aud " sWrt tltr aid uqplAtnt ~
.6's- relsitei. the ~ 1lal.u4 YlI Svvip n
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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Attorney W. u. Cox hns been sp.
IoIntcd water referee Tor the 2l.t dis
irict.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Judge liolbrook II holding nn nd
iourncd term Of court Al Crcctic this
week,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

The bills OF cs.Sher,H Giobs. amount.
IN. 10 about tJia, wcrc allowed In tho
sum % e1D.i5.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Tho Fraternal Aid society will give n
grand ball on Washington's birthday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03
lor Sale.

Some fine lioudan BOOSTERS.
Rose Sheets.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Sweeney & Alvido's mlnstrcls
Feb. {.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

". L. Farrar will sell ton ilne fresh
milch cows NJ auction mex, Tuesday "a,
hir ranch EMS, OF ,osn aud about ,a.n,,
others equally good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Ira Dunham went to Creede Monday
on mining business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03
DR.. Fulton. Homeopath.

Sheriff Abrams returned from Denver
Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Considerable work is being don. n,
Embargo fifteen miles nor,hsrs, from
Dol Nor,e. The Ray tunnel Is IN 200
les, aud prospects mr.. raii Ia bc good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

foH SALE-My mouse and premises.
Terms an3 prices reasonable.
u MRs. u. 4. BARSrs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Mabel Tohill, the twelve -year-old grand
daughter OF Rev. Geo. Station. has
been sick several weeks with appen-
dicitis, and Thursday afternoon DR..
Packard, assisted by Dr. Orr, OF Alamo
gu, performed the usual surgical opera
ticn. DR.. Cary administered the annes
thctic. The appendix removed was OF
unusual size, which made the operation
very del,catc piece OF surgery. As we
go to press the patient is dong rs well
as could be expected.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

=. 4. Amiss returned from the .as,
Tuesday. whittier he wen, for ia. puf.
p,Hc Of buy!ns some Sbos,horn stock Tor
the State Agricultural College.
hector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

Sweeney and Aiydo's minstrels made
their initial bow at the Denver theater
yesterday, jan. 90 The thea,er was
filled at both performances, and the en-.
ter'ainment proved enjoyable to the
audiences. The performance opened up
with the usual lrst part, and several
clever songs and witty sayings. Billy
Wilkins proved himself good enter
tainer. Alvido, tho juggler and crayon
artist, seemed to please his auditors
Nowa
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

X. q. Carpenter, President of the
Pass mo-by Mining and Milling Co..
operating at Summitvillc. has opened an
office in Monte Vista. The company
has prospects at Summi,villc and will
stock 10 develop them
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

George Adams Of the Baca grant is
NOS in the East. md !, Is understood
thai in 'cw days tn. deal will bc
closed and tie grant transferred To the
etrporation which boughl Il. Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03
Royal Is Consistent.

While in Denver Friday night, Hon. +.
w. Rice attended meeting Of the G. A.
r whore Department Commander Royal
made = speech. He dwclt nt great length
upon the Soldiers Home located at
Monte Vista and was emphatic IN de-
claring TINT it was time to cease talking
about moving the home now located AT
this place. He asserted that he had been
F.eiudiced against the present location,
but his past years experience had
changed his views. He paid glowing
tribute to tho town OF Monte Vista, the
climate, and the manner in which the
veterans were provided for Mt the home.
In fact, Mr.. Rice Gays, the Commander
made better speech in Denver, in be-
hall OF the present location. than he
made at the Post meeting in thus city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

sscnt 7. a. Good 10 correspond'ne
with eastern parties booking toward
sac OF the Del Norts tlourin.; mill prop.
ef'y. It would be happy day for tho
town II somebody with Sufficient capital
would buy and operate tn. mill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

There are more men in Alamosa seek
ing work than nt any time before. Dur
ing the fall and early winter men were
scarce and there were more jobs than
men. The report went abroad that men
were wanted in Alamosa and they have
Hwnrmcd in, 50 that conditions are now
reversed. There are more men than
iohs. Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

The Parker brothers were brouEh, 20
Sagunche Monday r!sht md nrc now in
jail awaiting n preliminary hearing
They are charged wit, having stolen
100 head o' sheep from j. y. Wilson
last August. They were located in
California. Tho sheep are smd to have
been sold to n butcher at Aspcn, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-03

from Monte Vista Tuesday. The Home
is making strides toward greater perfec-
ton under Mr.. Shaw's management and
is becoming more OF n help to the valley
than it was under the old rule. Many
Home supplies are bought in the local
market, and the bcne', OF the Homo is
more apparent than before Mr.. Shaw
took cnnrcc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-06
WICHITA AND RETURN S4.62
We tha Sand Fe Route.

Account Of the State Fair. Tickets on
sale September 3 to z. inclusive. Final
limit September 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-06

went to beat his record of 2:05s<, made
at Readville, Mass, the week previous
and beat 1t a full second. He also
eQualled the worlds record for trOtting
geldings, made by Azote at Ga1esburg,
ILL.,. in 1895, his mile, in fact, marking
the first time that a trotter has beaten
2s05 in five years. The remarkable fea-
ture was the last half, which he trotted
in 1:00sz, a rate of 2:011k. II he keeps
good it seems moral certainty that The
Abbot will beat the worlds record of
2:O3sz, held by Alix- 1t is reported that
his first formal attempt to do so viii be
made at Terre Haute. Ind, over the IA
nous -four cornered" track the last
week of this month, but he will be at
several very fast tracks between now
and then. and it is possible that his own
ers. the Hamlins. Of Buffalo, N. Y, may
hasten the effort
The Abbot has not started in a race
this year and at the time of the recent
wonderful performances of Cresceus a
great many critics asserted that the
Ohio stallion could beat the gelding in
a race of heats. Last weeks perform
ance, however, will be apt to put crimp
In their confidence. Cresceus is a fast
horse and as good a race horse for his
speed as ever lived But he has never
yet shown that he can cope with The
Abbot for speed, and the latter's game
ness as race horse has been proven.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-06
m'eovERN AS AN ACTOR.
How Terrible Terry" Performs in His
New Play.

Terry McGovern has made quite a hit in
According to the New York Telegraph, the
show runs about this way:
learning to box, was a bootbiaclx and gave
the villain, Robert Morris. referred to on
the programme as a refined criminal a
down, after which he makes one of the
strongest speeches of the day Crouching
Eyes, Robert Morris you despised the
poor boy who BACKED your boots, but you
no doubt, have considerable respect for
the boy who blackened your eyer
The champion goes through f1re and
death in the first and second acts, but in
the third act he performs a feat probably
never accomplished on any stage Joseph
Howe, a rough rider. somewhat reminis-
cent of Roosevelt went to an opium joint
to rescue the heroine from the clutches
crate of Villain Morris. who was the
husband of the poor heroine, played by
Agnes Herndon, with slight Janausche-
khan information. IF As
The villains triumphed and the rough
rider was pushed through a trap door into
a nest of snakes, warranted to squeeze
The next scene showed the poor rough
strictor big enough to swallow an OK
The snake WAS Just about e tahs d P5e
opened. Terry shot the reptile through
the head, and sliding down rope.
position. Again there was 'riotous tu-
mutt of applause.
But II was IN the fourth ACT JndL Terry
rose TO the full height of dramatic great
ness Then it was that he uppercut and
sidestepped his way to the hearts of the
onlookers..
The first scene shows an exact repro
duction of the exterior of the Broadway
Athletic club and the second the interior,
with ring pitched and the crowd waiting
for the boxers. The villain. who is man
aver of Phil Clarkin, the lightweight
champion, has succeeded in dragging the
opposing boxer. What more natural than
for Terry to offer to take the sick fighters
place. and, slipping out of evening dress,
appear in tght-htting ring costume of
greenI
the Broadway A. c., states the facts with
the polished manner and forcible diction
for which he is noted. Charles White. the
referee. hops the ropes like an antelope,
bares his smooth pate to the limelight,
and, with his familiar command, Now,
fight like gentlemen" signals for the
gong.
Mr. Clarlxin may have been champion.
but he never met an actor of Terry's
class, and in three short rounds, he was
on the carpet without any positive knowl-
edge of his exact location
Then Terry jumps through the ropes
love- played by May Courtney, and whose
singing would give Maud Courtney the
horrors, shrieks:
Terry, you're a peachts whereat the
gallery unites in the refrain:
You bet yer life he's a peach"
Having won the victory, one of his sec
onds offers Terry a drink of whisky.
mot for me- he replies. that stuff has
knocked out too many good men,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-06
FOR a PICTURE MACHINE
Corbett and Mccoy 60 Through an
Imitation Fight


New York. Sept. Slim Corbett and KID
Mccoy met this week in the ring and
fought over against their recent battle In
Madison Square Garden before a picture
machine The contest took place at s. s
Lubin's laboratory in Philadelphia
It was the first time that COrbett and
Mccoy had faced each other since their
battle, and when they came together
many expected to see a pretty warm bout,
as 1t is a well known fact that neither of
these clever boxers has any love for the
other.
Mccoy agreed to take any blows that
he received in the actual battle. but when
1t came to action the Kid was full of
fight and showed that he was able to take
but Mccoy, who IS always in good condi-
ton. looked well.
The first round was fast and was given
up to clever feinting and getting away: as
in the real fight. Mccoy reached the jaw
With the left once and COrbett came back
with right swing that just missed the
In the second and third rounds the fight
ers were coached by the referee, and many
hard blows were landed. Corbett was the
that the KID sneaked through his guard.
The fourth looked like the real thing,
and for a few seconds it looked as though
Coy tried a terrific swing for the jaw Cor
bett was away in a. jiffy, but the kid
finally landed stiff left that sent the ex-
champions head back.
Corbett did not like this and retaliated
with hard swing for the head and body.
Matters were getting too warm and the
referee called halt, at which Corbett
The fifth was lively. but the men were
more cautious After a few seconds
and landed right and left repeatedly. I'm
ally sending home a left swing that
doubled the Kid up The Indiana boxer
gracefully. he did in Madison Square
Garden and was counted out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-06
Was One Of the Star Quarters
Of the X. q. Eleven.
is FULL OF SCHEMES.
Topeka College Aggregation to
Average $50 Pounds. a
The Team Promises to Be Best
in Schools History.
Preliminary Work to Begin at
Once-Schedule is Out.

ssyvashburn will have the best foot
ball team in it's history this year." de-
clared Manager Huron and Captain
Hughes today to Journal reporter;
and, furthermore, we think that it will
be one of the best in the state"
G. b. Huron has been selected to act
as manager and Ernest Hughes as cap
tain of the eleven. Both men are
hustlers and particularly well fitted for
their positions
Coach Coldren. Of '99, will not be with
the Topeka team this year. Some days
ago he wrote from Iowa that i'll health
would keep him away from the gridiron.
Manager Huron at once began negotia-
lions with Ben Owens, of Arkansas
City, who played such a fast quarter
under Yost on K u, and succeeded
in landing him Owens is acknowledged
to be one of the best men the Lawrence
team has had for some yeas He is
full of schemes, and knows all the tricks
of the business, and will be a power to
WaShburn. He will reach Topeka and
at once begin active work. 1t is limited
that Owens had a disagreement with the
K U football management, and the
matter went so far that a number of
players became involved to some extent.
The lovers OF football should not be
surprised if three or four of the star
players of last years K. u. team should
come to Washburn along with Owens
Fifty men viii be out at the park
Wednesday, and then the makeup of
the team. will be fully decided upon.
Captain Hughes says the team will av-
erage in weight near to 100 pounds.
The field has been pl0wed and har-
rowed and is now in excellent condf-
ton. An addition will be made to the
grandstand. giving it seating capacity
Of about six hundred
The incoming freshman class will fur
nish the team with an entire new
Spaulding equipment A bath plant has
also been established for the benefit of
the eleven.
The schedule will be opened with the
st. Joe Medics, at St Joe, September q;
Haskell. at Topeka September %: K
u. at Lawrence, October g.; October 20
to 27. tour of Colorado: Haskell, at
Lawrence, November 8; X u, at To-
peka, November 10; Nebraska, at To-
peka, November 10; Thanksgiving, with
Ottawa, at Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-06
IT'S NIP AND TUCK.
Number of Marriage Licenses and
Divorce Suits Equal in Reno Co.

TFrom the Hutchinson News.1
If Cupid does not get discouraged and
quit business in Reno county as the
messenger of Venus it will be an eStab-
lfshed fact that Cupid is in the race
to stay Twice during the past four
days the number of divorce suits filed
since July list have exceeded the num-
Der of marriage licenses issued during
the same period Each time. a license
was issued the following morning bring
ing the number even. Last evening the
records showed 80 divorce cases for the
September term of court, and only thfr-
ty-two marriage licenses issued since
the first divorce suit was filed. This
morning another marriage license was
issued which balances this account with
tfirty-tIlree ON a SIDE The affair seems
to be working as a sort of voting con-
test on whether or not marriage is a
failure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-06

New York, Sept 81 Mccoy. the
pugilist and Honest John Kelly, one
OF the most popular sporting men in
this city, almost came to blows last night
In the Delavan hotel over a remark Kelly
hurled at the fighter. He accused Nc
Coy Of laying down in his recent fight
with Corbett.
Mccoy went into the Delavan hotel to
have a sociaable talk with Tom O'Rourxe,
the proprietor. While thus engaged Kelly
entered and said:
Let's be sociab1e," inviting O'Rourke.
Mccoy and a few other sporting men
present to join him.
All sat down at table, and after Civ
ang their orders to the waiter, Kelly sud
denly fixed his eyes on Mccoy in a way
which made the Kid a bit sheepish Just
as Mccoy was about to ask Kelly why
he was eying him so closely the latter
said in surprised tone:
kid, I don't think you fought on the
level with Corbett"
What do you mean?" replied Mccoy,
becoming excited.
Il mean just what said, Charley. I
say you did not fight on the level. for if
you did you could have beaten Corbett
think your a faker"
Mccoy could no longer restrain him
self and jumped to his feet and pulled
back his arm as If he intended to LET
fly a punch at Kelly's face. Kelly see
ing MCCOY was angry got up. too, and
threw his arms around the Kids neck in
close clinch, saying:
Now, Kid, you know like you and
nave always been your friend. L think
great deal Of you and don't want
any trouble with you
Mccoy evidently took Kelly's reply for
an apology, for he at once smiled good
naturally and sank into his chair
The drinks which had been ordered
then arrived, and Mccoy and Kelly with
the others, consumed the beverages.
Kelly could not keep quiet and again
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-06
TOD SLOAN SAILS.
His Work Convinced Turfmen He Is
Greatest of Jockeys.

New York. Sept 6.-Tod Sloan has
sailed for England, leaving behind him
the firm impression, even among his en-
emies. and they are not scarce, that he
is king of all Jockeys.
Sloan's riding of Ballyhoo Bey in both
the Futurity and Flatbush stakes were
exhibitions that stirred the blood of even
the Oldest turfmen who witnessed them.
Sloan rode a colt, Longshoreman, in a
race for the Autumn stakes. The colt
had been beaten all season by colts in
ferior to those he beat in the Autumn
but Sloan brought him home winner
when at least two better colts were in
against him, Conroy and Far Rockaway.
Sloan's finish brought the grand stand
yelling to their feet Tod will return to
America Immediately at the close of the
racing season in England and go at once
to California