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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-09-25
Wisconsin nyheter.

Hangd In effigie- Vid slutet af min
nesfesten for president Mckinley
torsdags alton Kenosha, samlades Of
yer 1000 personer och hangde m0rda.
rem Czolgosz bid itoppen af en- tele-
grafstolpe. tf."=r~
En- betydande eIdsvAda utbr0t har-
ON dagsn Falls Misunderstanding Cos
stora byggnad Oconto Falls, som all
deles f0rst0rdes. Foriusten anslas till
s75, 900. Fabriken kommer att med
detsamma ateruppbyggas.
BIef Iefvande begrafven. August
Lee. en- brunnsgrafvare Augusta, blef
harom dagen, under det han holl pa
med att grafva en- brunn, begrafven
under en- jordmassa 18 fot tjock och
tick ligea utan help i 3 timmars It'd.
D& ban upptogs var han, besynnerligt
nog. icke svart skadad. s
Offer for det gamla oskicket Hilda
Nelson och Lizzie Endrich, bada an
stalda hos mrs Hugh Howison Della
van Lake, blefvo harom dagen, till
fold Saf en- fotogenexplosion, So svart
branda, att OGDEN blef f6ljden. De vo-
ro sysselsatta koket med matlagning
och halde fotogen stoyen for att "a
elden att brinna battre.
Statsutst6iinlngen Wisconsin var
en- at de st6rsta, som nagonsin fore
kommit Eft pris pa $1,000 var utsatt
for utvecklingen af jordbruket sta
ten, hviiket pris fordelades mellan 10
counties. a Hstan med pristagarne
markas f6ljande skandinaver: C. CAL
yeson fran Naskotah for kreatur; II.
Hanson fran Oshkosh for swim, och
Casper Olson fran Genesee for arter,
tobair och gr5nsaker.
Minnesfester afhollos itorsdags Of
verallt Wisconsin, och hyarje sadan
h0gtid gaf EFT tydligt uttryck al den
sorg och saknad, som hela statens be-
folkning ar intagen af genom forlusten
af president Mckinley. Han var all
skad at ALA; stor krig och stor fred.
Dagen betraktades sasom en- helgdag.
Sagverken och fabrikerna voro stang
da till XII 6 pa aftonen, medan religi0-
sa minnesh0gtider hollos kyrkorna.
Stamningen var allvarlig, och det syn;
tes som ON hvarje enskild borgare
kande pa sig att han gjort en- forlust.
Hade att kyssa McKinleys portrait,
Kr1garen j. 8. Rydell, egare af EFT ho-
tell Vincent, yttrade med anledning
at president McKinleys dod. att han
icke var ward en- kula och nekade att
taga sina ord tiilbaka. VeteraEen J. 3
B. Towsss forbade upprattelse, men
da kallade Ryden pa polisen for att fa I
Towess arresterad, men folket satts
sig deremot iva dagar derefter an
kom en- stor skara fran Taylors Falls.
Balsam Lake och andra trakter och
traffade Rydell j krogen. M blef det
allyari leken. Rydell maste falla pA
kna och bedja ON forlatelss flera
hundra personers narvaro och alades
att kyssa McKinleys portrait, som var
draperadt svart.
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Allmdnna nyleter.

AIlmdnnd nyneIef. !.
F3r f5rsnilInlng at So 900 har post.
.mastaren Joseph Wrightsi Nome. Ala.
ska, blifvit larresterad.
McKinleys liff6rsakriae. Mckinley
var liffdrsakrad till cit ,belopp al
s67. 900, hvilket tillfaller hans efter'
lefvande maka. ssSsS
EIf6rgiftad. En- kemisk unders5k,
ming has Adagalagt, att kulorna, ,medels
hvilka presidenten mordades. ej rorc
7f0rgiftade. 81 .. 81
3 Stora uppk6p. Det stora stalbola
get uppk6psr ALT tackjern, somtet
kan komma at. Det pris, som for mar,
varande betalas, ar s15.75 pr ton.
Svenska studenter syid Yale. Aldtia
forr ha si manga syenskar studeral
'yid Yals nniversitetet i New Haven
Conn, com M. Antalet uppgar I. n
till omkring so
Verldens vackraste Derla eyes al
Marian M. Ford Ermwooi, Tenn.
pAstas det. Per,an ar alIdeles rund
wager 116 gram, har en- yacker CLAN.
och kostar SIC. o.ooo
Antalet konkurser har landet un-
der forliden vecka uppgingo till l5'
emot I'll under motsvarande vecka
forlidet ar. Delta visar att affarsstall
ningen Or god. och att presidentomby-
tet Ell ut6fyade nagot namnYardt st0-
rande infiytande derpa.
Olycka pa jernyagen. Vid en- koili
sion emellan EFT godstag och EFT grus
tag ps Boston och Albany jernvagsn
narheten af Springfield, Mass, forlider
fredag, blefyo 8 personer dodade ocf
81 skadadas. ALA do dode och sarade
bcdde i Springfield. Mass
F0rnama CASTER. Hertigsn och her.
tiginnan af Cornwall och York. som
for naryarande aro pa bes6k i Canada
semottogos fredags Ottawa med stor:
'h6gti dlighetsr. Gatorna voro fullpac
kade med menniskor. som med jube
#mottogo de kungligl gasterna.
En- svar iernvagsoIycka intraffade
.onsdags eftermiddag yid Avon, Mass.
#derigeuom att EFT persontag och ct,
.godstag sammanstbtte. F0ljden BILE,
att 6 personer, af hvilka troligtvis eI
var svsnsk att donna az utseendet, do
dades. och 25 personer blefyo sarade
Orsaken till olyckan var, att en- vexe
var oratt stald. SO 81
Nara att bii llangd var harom dagger
John Wilson, en- Charlton, Ia. bosatl
smed. emedan han. uttryckt sin glade
#ofver. att Mckinley blifyit mordad
Han orngafs at 7en pobelhop, uppgaende
till omkring 800 personer, hvilka har
med reyolvern i hand n3dgades halla
pa afstand TIL dess poiiseh konl honom
till help. - /: E
Stora skogseldar rasa i narheten al
Eldora. Colo. Over 500 man ha under
fera dagar sokt hanna dst harjande
5elementet utan framgang. Mer an 81
qvadratmil af den vackraste skog hs
6dslagts, Fran Rawlins Wyoming
meddelas. att t,inyanarne i Battle upp
gifvit f0rs6ket att skydda den lila sta
den mot eldens harjningar, och at,
.nastan hvartenda hus derstades ned
brnnnit. Ingen forlust taf.menniskolii
rapporteras.
rsks.~S.Asa
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-09-25
St0ra f6rlnster. Det beraknas, att
Iarbetarne foriorat $4,000, 600 loner

| sd
arbetarne foriorat $4,000, 600 lonel
och att stalbolagens forluster. uppga
till sl57, ,0Oo. 900 pa grund at stricken.
~F5roiycitad Angare Angaren Hud-
son, som sondags lemnads Duluth ps
vag till Buffalo. N. Y. lastad med
IL 500 bushels Intro och 10000 bushels
hvete. tros ha gait till botten med
manskap och ALT. Besattningen upp-
gick till 25 personer. 3
en- syAr knipa. Luther Anderson
! Irvington. Pa, giek harom dagen pi
jernvsgen och ffck vid ZEN korsning sir
ena fot emellan an planka oct
Iskenan med den pAfoljd, att han q
kunde "a den loss imam EFT tag kon
och krossade foten. som maste ampu-
teras. .is
Telegrafen flick hviia. Sasom nagoi
enastiende landets historic ar del
f5rhallandet, att for en- It'd af 5 minu
tor efter ki. ESQ torsdags da McKin-
ley begrafdes ej ett enda Telegram
passerade genom F6renta Staternas
telegrafiinier, hyilka uppga till unge-
far ], $50 600 mil.
Amerikanerna haila sig framrne
En- amerikansk firma, som fabriceraI
fackur. har lofvat att leYerera 2, 600, ,D0l
dylika London, England. under d
narmaste l2 manaderna. DEN ameri
kanska firmans aabud var mycket IA
gre an tyska och schweiziska firmor.
for lika goda0e
Most ater arresterad, Anarkister
Johann Most blef isondags ater areste
rad under det han boil EFT uppv;glandt
ftal j en- dansiokal, som sammanhangds
/ med en- krog iCorona, 4. /. Krogen.
egarinna. Christine Frick, blef och
arresterad pa beskyllning at att fore
sta EFT sk6konaste. .s.s. I. .. 8.
dammaIt akta par Mr. och mrs J
Wan SAINT, var arade guvernors for
aldrar, hyilka aro bosattai LIE Claire
Ia, ha den 1 oktober varit gifta 70Ar
Mannen Or 81 och hustrun 80 ar gam
NAL. De ha barn j lifret och mei
barnbarn och barnbarns barn uppgs
deras efterkommande till EFT stort an
| tai
SociaIister xro icke anarkister.:
et5 af socialister i Galesburg, Ill, ny
ligen hallet mote. uttalade de sig
starka ordalag emot attentatet pi Nc
Kinley. Hufvudtalaren, Clinton Si
monson, sade: "Jag, liksom ALA andrs
betrakta attentatet som On svart for
brytelse. Det var ett Stag riktat mo
Iheia nationen. Den hand, som utf6r.
de dadet, var icke en- socialists hand
:Det var EFT anfaIl pa nationens hopp.,,
Tvart slut pa handeIn. En- gr6n.
tsaksmanglare i Iowa City, Iowa, hvil
ken dagligen brukade besoka namds
stads husmddrar. uttalade for en- d
dem sin belat enhet 6fver.att McKinle,
blifvit skjuten. och sin onskan at
Roosevelt matte behandlas pa samms
satt. Frun j fraga berattade genasl
for grannfruar och bekanta hvad man
men sagt, och dessa bildade genast et,
forbund och besl0to att icke kopa me
ra af honom. Mar manglaren foljands
morgon kom for att salja gronsaker
blef han bortvisad fran hvarenda DOR
och tiIlsagd att aldrig mer komms
igen. Genom denna "boycotting" hal
mannen fdrlorat en- inkomst af ON
kring 500 minaden.
Z . ~ =
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FREED.

Mr.. Editor:--News is very scarce
tins week. Kemp IL Son are in thi,
part with their threshing machiug,
and are keeping us busy.
Snider Bros. have broken theil
thersAiug machine, and have laid n
up for repairs.
The ladies' at this place had a box
supper at Pine Grove school house,
and Hoy Chaple last Saturday might.
The attendance was large and several
boxes wsre sold.
The South Penn Ca Cos. rental
man was around leaving some of the
neeaful.
jacob Sniaer and Martin Freed
have been argneing With each other
which one of chem has the pretuesl
wife.
Frank Richards cut one of his feet
badly last week with an AK while
cutting wood in the oil field.
Dow Collins, wife and son were
visiting friends in Ritchie county
last week, returning this. Dow put
on his boys RED hat and vent out in
the field where Manleu Collins bull
was, and the ball got as mad MS he
did when Henry Morrison went up
the road with them big dahlss, and
went for him, and in the fight
the bull made it to MUCH for
him and run hun tn the house.
With the aid of his wife and dangb
ter and four SONS and a dog he got
away by jumping FIVE foot barbsd
wire fence.
John Cornell sold the 6nest calf
last week we havs seen for some
time.
Mart Terrell, Of Lealherbark, .
made a business trip to Freed day
or two ago.
Ross Collins bad the misfortune of
getting Dne of his fingers cut off by o
moving machine a few days ago.
CURLEY.
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Want Column

With a view to running want
column regularly, we will for The
next four wees run any want AL
sent TO us, arv nItIr4. free o
charge. / GU have ANYTHING Won
wish to di lo.e of, or If you want any
particular thing or if you want hired
help for any particular line of work.
send in an ad and watch the result.
WANTED:-One case of Scroflla. Tet
ter. Muscular Rheumatism, Eczema. White
swelling or Coxalgia that SWAIMS PAN.
a. IA, can't cure. For sale ut Bell Bros.
Henrietta w. Va.
WANTED:-To sell a one half intere
in planning mill outfit, and a good single
mill. For further particulars apply to
j. NJ. STARKEY,
at +. b. SANKEY'S, Clara, w. Va.
WANTED:-To rent my farm to some
good man Will furnish everything need
ed to farm with, and a good house and
garden. ] will pay for all extra work done
ON farm, and will furnish steady work for
one man for which / will pay cash. For
other particulars call on or address,
h. b. STARREY,
Claria, w. Va.
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no less by his gallant opponents than
by his followers. In this field he led
the young men committed to his
charge and compelled obedience to
has precepts more by the sweet and
simphclty OF his personality than by
the systematic discipline enforced.
In his death all those who knew
him from the hills and plains and
valleys Of the ylreinians to distant
states fastened to lay a tribute Of
love and appreciation at
ms feet FRorts ars being made by
his admirers to build q memorial of
handsome proportions to this sweet
Christian gentleman at the institu.
ton where he was working when he
lay his weary body down 20 lest.
Another interesting and elaonent
tribute to his memory has been paid
IN letter recently written by OK.
speaker Reed to the authorities of
Washington and Lee University
Mr. heed. writing under the date of
June ii, from his New York office
says:
My Dear Sir have read with
much interest the proofs you sent me
because he had convictions and wa.
true tn them. There was some,bing
very pathetic in his last struggle,
heathstruck as he was, with that
greatest OF all hnman forces, popular
iee'ing gone wrong. That feeling is
doomed to revulSion does not lessen
Its power. Human life is too SHIRT
for the vindica:ion of the wise nan
while yet alive. Many suns may set
ana many dark nights cover the earth
with clouds, before the truth is rina.
ened into frujtage. lie is happier
who is wrong when others nre wruuy.
hut no Darwinian survival of th.
lttest to survive" will ever convince /
The manly man that there is NOT
something higher than happiness.
Dong your duty, and facing the
consequence, is SUCCESS itself"
Dir. Reed appreciates the charac.
ter of our dead West N;.o,;,,;
feelingIy writes of sterling worth.
surely these expressions from the in.
most life of this great and powerful
SON of New England and leader of
the party that tsnaciousIy fought the
party that MIR. Wilson lead are suq.
gestive Of the words Of the noble
President, Garfield, that the sweetest
Bowers are those that blossom and
fall over the party wall.
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A Tribute to w. l.. Wilson.

No higher standard ofmanhood has
been reached by any son of West
Virginia, or, we venture to say, any
man in the country than that attain
ed by the late lamented William. l..
Wilson. He was indeed u a man
pure and lofty, fearless and strong,
able and loyal. He lived his life
we'll and left a sweet fragrance
around the work that he did. Mob.
ly he labnrGd in the field Of molding
and shaping the minds aud hearts of
yonths nt THIS State. Then in the
balls of Legislation his delightful per.
sonality, trained iutallect and fine
attachments placed him in the lead
ershiP of his party. The impression
he made oil the minds of those wht
worked with him or against him in
those days of strenuous political con.
fiict can never be Obli.eerated anG
history will record his unoeasing and
effective labor and the heroic achieve
ments that crowned hi, political days
Later the swing of the pendulum OF
public thought retired him from
Congress and he was invited by Mr.
Cleveland tn become one of his cabi-
nent. AS postmaster general he hon
ored the place and Withdrew at the
end of the administration with the
friendship and esteem OF Of his chic
and all others whom he had been az
sociated with At the Washington
and Lee University he sat in the
chair once occupied by by the knight
ly chieftian of the dead oonfeder aoy
that beloved Christian gentleman
and intrepid soldier who was honored
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BROOESN

The sick are, we are glad to ssy
much improved at this writing.
Prosecuting ATTY G. w. Hays,
of Arnoldsburg, was prominent
visitor in our metropolis last Sunday.
While here he ordered Ralph How.
srd to BE- placed under quarantine.
j. @. RAIDER is guard
Simon w. Riddle, who has been
working in hospital at Carnegi
Penn. for the past year, is visiting
home folks this week.
Constable Greed Brooks was look
ing after some business In Writ
county n couple of days last week.
Miss Martha Fling has just re-
turned from an extended visit to
Pittsburg.
Charley Ch;dland of Standing
Stone was visiting friends and rela.
tives at BrooksviIle last week.
Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs NJ. w.
Rader, misteriously aud suddenly
absconded one gight last week and
has not been heard from SINCE his
departure.
The school at the mouth of Big
Root has been suspended on account
sickness until the irst Monday in
September.
w. ii. Belts, who has been very
low with typhoid fever, ia able to be
at his drug store al this place again.
He reports his brother Ward as get.
ting along nicely.
DR., Smith of TaDnersville spent q
couple of days here last week.
Lost, straYed or stolen, FELIX'S
goat.
Hews Howard started to Pittsburg
last Saturday We wish him a
pleasant journey.
SHAKER.
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WHITE OAK.
SHAKER.

Mr.. Editor;-If you will listen /
will give Yop the latest news from
this place.
Mrs. Margaret White and daught-
ter were visiting friends at Ashby
Camp this week.
Misses Rosa and Rushie Jarvis
Of White Oak, were the pleasant
guests of Miss Rusaie Conley last
week.
Mrs. Martha LaugbIin is con-
templating trip to Henrys Fork
soon.
Evert, the son Of Decker Jarvis,
is still IN a critical condition.
Ona Truman, one of our fairest
damsels, will soon start to Romney
where she will attend school tor some
time.
Misses Maud and Lousia Jarvis
were the pleasant guests Of their
cousin, Roxie Jarvis last week
They are working for a Post. Office
at this place which is badly needed.
PaDtaloons were never 80 fashion.
able as they were during black Der.
RE season.
Prot Kelley will soon start a sing.
ing school at Big White Oak. We
hope it will be success,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hensley is spending
the Summer with her son in CLAW
Go.
Mike White now rides like a man
who has old corn to cell It's girl.
WILD ROSE.
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ChrOnicIingS.
fES from Different Parts Of the
County, as Given to lis
BY Correspondents.
ROSEDALE.

The saloon has come and the boozy
citizen is much in evidence.
a large crowd of men are at work
oD the sutton and Rosedale road.
This is a much needed Improvement
and will help the county great
zeal
The Eureka Pipe Line Co has En-
'shed buryiDg the line from Sand
Fork to Rasedale, and discharged its
employees.
The South Peun Oil Co. is surren.
derlng leases ON the head of Steer
creek and its tributaries.
Sylvester Stump & Son are build,
ing substantial iced and livery barn
IN town and will soon be ready to
accommodate the public.
Rev. w. p. Williams has preached
his farewell SERMON and left Tor parts
unknown, so this circuit is now with
out pastor.
quite lively scrap occurred over
at the oil wells one day recently. A
CERTAIN Henry Lyman, who bad been
smpsing himself by bullying other
people, got pasted in good order. He
attempted, So we understand, to rim
a bluff on Dir. James Shock, and
well H'nry's face looked like tar
factory that had been struck by a
cyclone when MIR. Shock got through
With him.
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ARNOLDSBURG.

Albert Funk Is doing some carpen.
ter work on II. A. Atizers house.
lie will soon have it completed.
Jake Meadows continues to haul
stove wood from Spring run.
Homer Mckee is one Of the best
mail carriers that ever came 10 tbis
office.
The Boatright boys are hauling
has from Sand Ridge for II. A. AL.
lizer.
a. S. Stump is doing a good bust.
ness at this place
Corn crops will be short tbis wear
10 this part Of the county, though
the late rains have helped them con.
siderably.
Several Of the Arnoldsburg peo.
pie attended Che Walton Fair.
Sam Mckee and family, Of this
place, are visiting relatives IN Ohio
NJ w Hoskin has gone 10 Clay
county aferhis son Richard, who
has the typhoid fever
Dr. Lowe is having some work
done on bis farm.
John Cogel is putting up. some
new paiIiDgs about bis residence
SKtP's MATE.
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ANNA MORIAH.

From the troubled waters of Anna.
moriah. Yes, even the waters are
troubled. Smul'p,x, smallpox.
It's all you hear Hodge passed
through here on his way home from
"arkersburg, &nd the people have
lbeeh "skeeI. ever since. / have set
IN my door for the last ten days, near
~ dead. Time and again would
feel my face to see if was breaking
out. ! am feeling better at this writ
ing, but dear knows what next!
Floyd Haverty, who has been sick
with fever for long time, is getting
better.
A young lady who has been staying
"iih the family of Noen Jones, has
peen very rick for few daye.
Miss Lottie Bryner came home
last week from Brooksvile, where she
bad been working at the Petit hotel.
She is in poor health and it is feared
That she 10 taking fevr.
hrs. Floyd Haverty who has been
in poor health for some time, is i'm.
proved 80 that she is able to be- going
about.
Alex. aCbanceY has opened up his
pew store. His room is well stocked
with everything that would command
4 general trade with the farmer and
all Others that want 70 buy goods at
the very lowest prices.
g. NJ. Cheuvront is also doing a
good work in supplying the people
with ell that general store furnishes
A. very loY prices. We hespeak for
them both q good and profitable trade.
And We are glad we can now boast
of two good stores, hotel and a
blacksmith shop at Chauceysville.
George Davis, one of our most iu.
dustrious farmers is erecting a fine
barn on his farm here George is one
Of the boys That's IS never idle.
NJ l.. " eaver, while choppipg the
other day had the misfortune to cut
hig foot badly, cutting one toe of and
splitting another one to the bone. lie
Is doing very well at this time
Jesse Davis made q flying trip to
Little creek yesterday We don't
know what the hurry was, but We
understand that Abe YrIler5 has the
best home grown tobacco in The coun.
try.
John Nelson Bell is doing a nice
lot Of clearing on his farm Nelson
Is o hustler; and, by the way, he al
ways is goady TO tell you some funny
little tale that viii make you laugh
a quiet wedding took place on tho
greek iew days ago, the contracting
parties being Ira stump, Of Grants
vile, and Miss Georgia Bell one of
our most highly esteemed ladies We
&c arry % lose our best young wom-
bot what is our loss someone else
yain we wish for them a hap
uey through lite, let their lots
here they may
The next time we write
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that we can speak of good health
an1 of more interest generally.
Hurrah for S. NJ. Ward He will
make good representative, and is
man deserving of the hanor, one who
has always worked for the best inter
ests Of the people
Wishing the Chronicle, one of the
best county paper; published in the
State, may become visitor To all the
hopes in the county, we remain,
UNCLE JAKE.
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Oh
SALE or FALL ANn WINTER CLOTHING
Al.
WANT nARRs BIGGER THAN EVER
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-07

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 6.-Entfies for Mon
days races:
First Tace-For three-year-olds and upward;
six imlongs- Empress OF Beauty. s.; Watita. la
DESTROYS. ". J. Dcboe Lilly Pantland Wild
Pirate, Fridoin 10; Duelist Pa,rocles. Farmer
Bennett. l0j; Sevoy, lOj; Triaditza, III; The
Lady in Blue, ia; The Rush, lie; Tom Col
lins, 10
Second race-ToT tvo-year-olds; four and one
half furongs.-C orrine G.. "a; Rosy Cross, 90;
Esteinell, l0l; Lady Bird l0s; Ben Hampstead,
lOi; AranSas Blue Ridge, Ia5; Kingford, 1e6;
Cana. lD1: Winter Belle 100; Stuart Young,
Ardita. no: Miss Charlie, 10I.
Third race-For two-year-olds; four furlOngs-
-Penassus. lO3; Badger. Nyeth, Hans Wagner,
Kaloma log; Rud Hynicka, subador, The Way,
Prbeloffe. 10; Fred Argyll. Branngan, 1lS.
Fourth race-1he Tennessee Derby; for three
year-olds; and one-eighth miies.-Dick
Burgess Monos I'D. Bcnnett's entry; Alard
Scheck 100, Lady Schorr III. Joe Frey 122,
Schorr's entry; Royal Victor, i22; Queen Dixon,
III; Harvey, Gahoyo, The Commander, Siddoins
10.
Fifth race-For thrce-year-olds and upward;
selling; one and one-sixteeuth miles.-Scorpo-
lette, Sc; Little Tim, s.; Janowood, Sc; Mamie
Nolan 90; Tanmany Chief. Amelia Strathmore,
lCl; Lee King, Grey Forge. 10S; Hoods Brigade,
1885, Joe Bell Sir Gatien, Chancery, Geo. Lee,
lO7; Albert Vale. 10; HeFoics. ll2.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furonGs-Barhara NJ, %; Harry
Puilian, Educate 100; Princess 0tellie. Dalkeith,
Fred Hessig, Senex Gloria, l05; John c. Naupel,
Alex Pearson lV7; Merriman, 10; Rhinelander,
Expelled ll6; Draw Lad, l2i Socapa, lOl.