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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-02
Church News.

Rev. J. f. Travis is attend
ing the Home Mission business
at Granger Mo.
ID. NJ. Proctor attended
Sunday School convention
at Strother, Sunday.
Rev. DR.. w. a. Hatch filled
appointments at Hunnewell Sun.
day.
Subject Sunday morning at
the Grace Baptist Church,
"Whosoever sins ye remit they
are RENTED, and whatsoever
sins We retain they are retain.
ed.
The Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Method
i~t Church will meet at 30 p.
IN. Friday.
The business meeting of the
b Y. P. US will be Thursday
evening at Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson's
.Jr. and it will be Immediately
followed by social, You are
invited.
\ Sunday School Convention
will be held with Little Union
Church Friday evening and
Saturday before the 4th Sun
day in this month. d. NJ.
Proctor has prepared an inter
esting program.
Those interested in the move
ment are preparing Il program
for Il Sunday School Conven.
ton to be held with the Baptist
Church at Strother the Friday
evening and Saturday before
the 9Th sunday in June.
Rev. James f. Hampton, has
been recalled to the passionate
at Lees Summit, at an inCreaS
ed salary and has accepted.
Rev. Hampton was raised few
miles from this city and is
greatly admired by his many
old friends.
Rev. w. Il. Anderson, the
gentleman who will preach two
Sundays in the month at the
Presbyterian Church, moved
his furniture to the city Tues
Gay.
Rev. DIR. |. w. Read left yes
terday morning for the north.
He will hill appointments at
Kalamazoo, Mich, Sunday.
Rev. ]. H. Scott will preach
at the First Baptist Church
next Sunday morning and even
ing. Subject in the morning,
The kingdom that ever eX-
pandS and never is conqured. In
the evening if Il lantern can be
secured, steriopticau talk
showing the customs of the
Japanese. their temples. the
PROGRESSES Of christianity etc.
will be given. ~"
y delightful meeting of the
Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church was
held at the home of Mrs Travis
last Friday afternoon. BY
Special invitation Mrs Scott, Il
returned missionary of the Bap
list Church, was present and
gave very entertaining and
Instructive talk on mission work
in Japan. AS Mrs Scott has been
intimately associated with sew.
eral members of the Presbyter.
ian mission force in Japan and
is we'll informed on their work
there. Her address was especial
" interesting to those present.
After the conclusion Of the
program refreshments were
served and Il pleasant social
hour spent, -
See George Sidner before you
do your papering or painting.
Jacob Rhor and family spent
l. "A 4, T. -
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-02

G. E, Purnell, the live real
estate agent. came in Saturday
to spend several days with his
family.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-02
Jacob Rhor and family spent
Saturday with Hannibal friends

V. G. Spalding has moved to
the Sidner farm for a short
time. He will move back TO
the city when he gets a crop in.
Judge Thomas F. Hurd. of
Paris, was a business visitor in
the city Friday.
Miss Edna Tice, of Mt. Sterl.
ing, H., spent portion of last
week in the city with her friend
Miss Weaver, aud other friends
formelJ of Illinois.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-02

See George Sidner before you
do your papering or painting.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-02

Mrs. Nettie Mason of Pal
mya, spent part of the week
with friends mere.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-02
NJ. X. & Il. Time Table.

So tDaily except Sunday. Others Daily.
The following Wabash trains over the Katy
stops here for passengers No. 4:i5 p. m. tC
Kansas City. No, 8, 1913 p, IN, to Chicago.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
Mr. NICHOLSON RETURNS.

Colonel J. n. Nicholson OF Boulder
pass, through the city yesterday on bis
way home from Hot Springs, Ark where
he spent a month recupera,irg. "At
Ho, Springs said he. us physician
sho can give cards and spades to an op'
ponen, and beat him at the game. This
ply sician is making more money than
any other ply s,cian IN the United States
HIS income is no less than $500 a
year In three minutes he told me
what TO DO 10 get we'll. He charges
S for taking look and the same mount
Tor call. AS be seems TO know II al!
bis patients have no complaints" The
colonel is 4 director OF the Boulder
Chau:auq a. He says Ho. Springs is
going 10 build cottage this spring on
the grounds at Boulder for the teachers
OF the town TO enjoy summer olsirg.
and Little Rock, the capital OF the state
has raj. ed money Tor similar purpo. C..
Many people are coming to Colorado
this summer on aocoun, OF the fame OF
the Boulder Chau,auqua.-Denver News
Colonel Nicholson arrived in Boulder
Saturday evening. cured and ready to re-
sumo his duties as cashier OF the Ma, on
al State bank.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
MElLOR GOES FREE.

On July 1. H. c. Mellor, life prisont r
will 60 free if Governor Orman then
issues the order recommended by the
state board Of pardons, OF which he is a
member. Mellor. who killed his son in =
fit Of anger. has been repen,ant ever
since. Indeed, he was first TO render aid
to his stricken son and procured a ply.
sician for him from Ward. The sons
widow appealed in person to the board
to pardon the man who slew her husband
Sheriff Sipple. Senator Ward, Rev. Mr.
Eckles. DR.. Gillingham and others ap-
peared before the board and spoke force
fully. What is said to have moved the
board most, however. was the address by
Miles Grant. hardy miner Of this county
who wept at the proper place in bis re.
marks and so moved the board as 10 get
the above recommendation, Governor
Orman was present and was visioly
affected.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
THE SPRINGS SHORTAGE.

Colorado Springs, May o-The an
nouncement Of the shortage in the &C
counts Of City Treasurer Hale, created
considerable surprise among his friends
and the general public. 1t is now stated
that the total shortage will be $4,000 and
of this amount is to be deducted about
s., 900 cash advanced on salaries which
will return to the city when the warrants
are issued next Monday. leaving the total
shortage about $4,000 OF this amount
i; is claimed that over $4,000 has been
advanced to ex-City Clerk Smith and, it
is asserted. several thousand dollars Of
the remainder was invested in a certain
mining stock which today is compare.
lively worthless.
The finance committee Of the city
council. consisting Of Aldermen Clark,
St. John and Stark, have worked unceas.
ingly upon the matter and have seen 10
it that the city is amply protected and
not one oent will be lost TO the people.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
SANFORD DODGE'S COMPANY.

Great plays. beautiful costumes. spe-
cial scenery and talented company all
combine to make this even, one never to
be forgotten by those who wi,ress it.
Although the theatre going public has
ever been most generous with its pat
ronage to Sanford Dodge. he has ever
been equally generous with the public
BY giving splendid productions OF high
class dramatic masterpieces, costing
much money and an infinite amoua, Of
study and labor; but regardless Of all
obstacles he can ever te relied upon to
give better satisfaction and more for the
money than any other organization on
the road.
This talented. we'll equipped and
specially selected dramatic attraction
will positively appear in this city Wed
nesday, May 9 You should not fail 10
attend.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
WOMAN'S CLUB ITEMS.

The election OF officers for the new
year took place on Saturday as follows
Presiden,-Mrs James II. Baker.
IS, Vice Presdent-Mrs H O. Dodge,
7nd Mrs Henry White
Callahan.
Treasurer-Mrs Chas. L. Parsons.
Rec. SeLre,ary-Mrs A. Davis.
Cor. Secretary-Miss Kate Wise.
Auditor Dwight.
Chairman Civic Science Dep't-Mrs
Ulmer.
Chairman Art and Li,erature-Mrs Nj.
n. McFerson.
Dire -tors-Mrs II. c. Barker, Mrs
Coulehan. Mrs DeLong. Mrs Hotchkiss.
Mrs Davidson.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
Tho Men LQuQ1
O||e|S Perish
SAD CASUALTIES.

Several Persons Burned to Death and
Others wni Die.
Chicago May 5-Seven persons were
burned to death. three fatally injured
and several others slightly burned and
otherwise injured in fire that destro, ed
three story apartment building at o3lt
Marquette avenue, South Chicago, early
today.
The dead:
Mis- Josephine Cooley.
Mabel Cooley, 6 years old. daughter oi
Mrs Cooley.
Annie Cooley. IS months old, daugh.
ter Of Mrs Cooley.
Peter L ook. owner OF the building.
Mrs Peter Zook.
Victoria Zook.
Nicholas Zook.
The seriously injured:
William Cooley. husband Of Mrs
Jo-ephne Cooley. badly burned: will die.
Louisa Christensen. face and body
ourned; will probably die.
Mabel Christensen. years old, daugh-
ter Of Mrs Christensen, severely burned:
will die.
harry Murphy. slightly burned and
both legs broken by jumping ircm third
story window; will recover.
John Zook, badly burned and bruised
will recover.
Mrs Julia Erwin. burned and bruised
While the occupants Of the burning
building were struggling with the smoke
and flames In the hope Of forcing their
way to safety the bremen, who were re.
spending to the alarm were yainly wait.
ing Tor freight train which blocked the
way OF the FIRE engines TO move away
from the crossing and give an open road
TO the FIRE. Marshal Driscoll, ir charge
OF the fremen. called to ,hc conductor
and brakemen to move the train. but
they Laughed at his request. The police
were sent for and the train crew was ar
rested. Then, under orders OF the hre
marshal the tram was backed from the
crossing. bu, by the time the hremen
reached the burning building the suucl.
ure had been destroyed.
Scattered among the embeu were
iouad the charred rem aims OF the victims.
The bodies were burned beyond recog.
ni,ion aad were identified in various
ways.
The lille 2year old daughter OF
Christensen. who lived on the third floor.
was terribly burned. her left arm and her
face beng roasted Her father, a FOL.
lower OF DR.. Dowie, refused to allow the
little one to have mcdical attention. and
Tough, desperately when she was taken
from him. He clung to the burned ann
OF The child and part o! the flesh was
torn from the member. When finally
the police forced him to give up the little
one he cursed them and prayed ,hl,thsy
nigh, be punished for subJec,lng bis
child to the worldly science OF medicine.
The father va, knocked down by some
person in the crowd and barely escaped
lynching, He was arrested.
Persons living in the vicinity OF the
building were today inclined to connect
tn. disaster with warfare that had been
waged between the Zook and Cooley
families for several days. THIS trouble
led to fierce fight between Zook and
Cooley Saturday night. Cooley was
severely beaten, and he announced that
he would apply on Monday for warrant,
for looks arrest. The cooks lived IN
the from, 4 It on the second floor. The
Coole,s lived on the floor above.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
THE AMERICAN GAME.

Resulted in Three Deaths In Various cities
OF the Country.
Chicago, May edward Hamburger
vas struck on the head by a "hot liner
in basel game at Cleveland yester
day and killed. His brains were knock
ed out. At Louisville Charles Washing.
ton aged II, hi, Irwin Maylayer. i6. ovei
he head with a baseball bat after a
quarrel and be will die. At St. Louis
Michel MoQuade, 20, killed Jim Farrell
IS, in the same way.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
DELTA GAMMA OFFICERS.

The Delta Gamma society had It's
election Saturday afternoon which re-
suited as follows;
President-Bessie Brown.
Vice president-ka,herine Al!gire.
Secretary-Arra Sickman.
Corresponding Secretary - Emma
Sperry.
Tressurer-Vera Dawson.
Anchora Edi.or-Julia Bunyan,
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
NEW DIRECTORY.

The canvass for new city directory
is completed and matter ready tor the
press Any firm who have changed
style, business or location. or any one
who has moved or con,emplates moving
will confer favor on themselves as well
as the undersigned by notifying me,
care OF Daily Herald. OF such change SO
| can make correction.
Very respectfully.
IS. EDGRRToN,
Publisher.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
C0S[iC| MjSSI|Q
B0lk is Closed
FAILURES REPORTED.

Cashier Hasn't Been Heard from for Three
Weeks.
Chicago, May 6-Jamison & Co., a
heavy firm of freighters. failed today.
Cleveland, o., May 6-The Cuyahoga
County Savings and Banking company
closed its doors this morning. The notice
posted by the officials stated that the
step was taken because OF the absence
Of the cashier, who had not been seen for
three weeks.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
A SCENE OF WOE.

iicksov,lle. Fla, Nay the mayor Of
Jacksonville today issued an address re
citing the ierross of existing eonditious
here a0d saying ,ha, the yellow fever
epidemic OF 1893 sinks into insignihcance
con pared with the presen, disaster.
Two negro bodies were recovered from
the river this morning. They rushed in
to escape from the FIRE.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
THOMAS AND GODDARD.

Governor Orman today appointed
former Governor Thomas and ex justice
Goddard TO represen, Colorado in the
dispute with Kansas In the courts over
priority OF rights to the waters OF the
Arkansas. They have accepted.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
President 5 Wife
Coins Sne|lQI
MRS M'KINLEY BETTER.

First Lady Of tho Land Improved ny inc
Changed Climate.
Ell Paso, Texas, Nav 6-Mrs Nc KIN
ley said today that she ielt better than
at any time since she started. Tie
president made his happiest speech to
day in reply to speech by the repre-.
sentative Of President Daz OF Mexico
He declared the people Of the two ma
tions need not tear policy OF imperial
ism. The parade today was the most
magnificent ever seen here. The party
started for the west this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
REPEAL THE COAL TAX.

London, May 6-Unless the house OF
commons tonight rspeals the export tax
on coal there viii be strike ordered by
the Coal Miners Federation tomorrow
Ii is reported maj ,rity have consented
10 the repeal.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
MORE BOERS KILLED.

Kitchener R-ports Successes to London
War Onice.
London. May 6-General Lord ki.ch
ener cabled the war department today
that 100 Beers were captured yesterday.
nine were killed and wounded and 40
wagons and vast quantity Of supplies
fell into the hands Of the British.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
TOUCH NOT, TASTE NOT.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. May 6-At the Holy
Saviour Catholic church las, nigh, an
touch or handle spirits again.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
STOCKS WERE BOOMING.

New York. May 6-Advances in all
lines OF stocks were such today as to
render any attemp, TO keep track OF the
Transactions impossible IL vas boom
all along the line.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
GOV. NASH EN- ROUTE.

Trinidad. May 6-Governor Nash and
staff OF Ohio passed through this city
for San Francisco today TO BE- presen,
with Presiden, McKinley's party a, the
lynching Of the ba,,leship Ohio.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
BANK STATEMENTS ORDERED.

Washington. May 6-The comptroller
OF the treasury has issued Call for
s,atemen, OF national banks at the expir
alton OF business April -.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
OMAHA WILL WET UP.

Omaha. May 6-Af,er dry Sunday
Yesterday. the mayor OF this city today
said ho was sati.fie the citizens wanted
a wide.open town and be will see tha, i,
is as open Sundays as any other days.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06

We admit having COM
petitors. but we have no
competition in the shirt
line-those new ones we
show are great. JOE.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
SPRINKlING HOURS.

Notice is hereby given that legal
sprinkling hours are from too a. n.
and from 5 10 p. m. and that shall err.
force the ordinance regulating the same.
w. w. WELLS,
Superintendent OF Water Works.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
k0ny We're Killed
1 0 Wreck
TERRIBLE WRECK.
| Several Killed aud Many I"Ju,sd by
Rurlington Wreck.

. Omaha. May GA horrible wreck ?
4 occurred this afternoon on Il
Burlington road near Thay,L !
| The ferman. b.ggeman aud three 4
7 passengers were killed, three pas.
? sengers we're fatally injured ard I
! twenty were seriously hurt PArtic-
! ulars are lacking. A wrecking =
train has been sent to the scene. !
A>eAA~>>>e>~>e~>
Daily camera., 1901-05-06
Advertised Letter List.

Following is the list OF unclaimed let
ters for the week ending May 1901
at Boulder, Colo, pos,office.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06

Men or women wanting
work or help apply to Mrs
Elliotte at Silver restaur-
ant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
AmericAn Success in England.

London. October 16 Basarroch won the
czarowltch stakes at New Market today,
Tho Kincaides colt Blacksaud was second
and i Dawson Jr's., bay hlly Rambling
Katie third Twenty three horses ran.
iTbe Czarowitch stakes Is handicap Of
twentv-hyc soyereigns each with 800 SOW
erei,fns added for 3-year-olds and upwards,
tho ('znrowitch course, two miles, two fur
longs and thirty-hve yards.
The Americans. both owners and Jockeys
had n most successful day. Kearsarge,
with Maher up. won a maiden 2year-old
sake. distance hve furlongs. William G.
whitney, Spectrum %. ReiiD- won the Sc
lect stakes one mile. Dundnnald (Clem
JenkIns1 won the Autumn handicap, dis
yance one mile. ] r. Keenes Charconic
SNaherl won the Kennel plate, distance
i've furlongs. + Corrignn's Lure tInorpel
Vas second and Frank Gardeners Monsieur
he TOrme elem Jenkins finished third
,eli the winning horses and their jockeys
i'm this race being American.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
SPORTING NOTES.

Matty Matthews Is having a hard time
being matched. Both "Rube' Ferns ahd
Frank Erne have lodged Issues with MN
and his latest challenge is directed at al
welter weights. no one barred
The trip TO the Pacific coast, so far as
the Brooklyn players are CONCERNED, Is, on
Daly, Keller, Dahlen. Donovan, Sheckafu
and Mcclure were the Supevbas who Were
carded to so, hut they have backed out
AIrhongb chagrihcd by his loss to A
WeinIg OF Font Erie the other night DaI
Creedon says he Is not discoursed pAl
had the cyclist beaten to standstih whel
he committed the foul and lays me Iau.
III overanxiety. He Is now in New Bruins
wick.
"HeIne" Peitz is out with the deelafail9LL
that he is well satisfied Win ms ~ y
under McPhee. and will tarrg m INC w -
rThe bulky Teuton has had several oueI'
10 lean. hut he has said nay, nay 20 men y
an. and will continue disporung nlmseH
Redvalie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
:: TWO KILLINGS" MADE
AT Morris Park, the Good Things
Going Through al Long Prices.
MAMIE NOLAN RAN A GAME RACE
Practically Left at the Post, but Ran
Away from Her Field. the Only
Favorite to Score.

New York, October 1.-two killings were
made at Morris Park today with slip Thrift
In the second and Joymakcr In the fourth
race Everybody seemed to "ihc word
on Slip Thrift and when the layers quoted
hye and six to one at the opening there
was small sized panic to get the money
on His price was quickly cut to to l.
then to 1 and finally to = at which
price he closed favorite. He was on badly
and did not improve his position very much
I'LL Strengthened for homo. when he closed
gamely and won by length and half.
In the fourth race Joymaker was heavily
backed from u to 1 to 6 to / and he won
also.
About two miles, steepiechaSc- Baby Hill.
Salesman Dr. Echherg Time 4!0iR.
Six furlougs. lightweight handicap slip
Thrift, Graft Setau ket. Time 1:l4&.
Seven furlongS, the McGrathlaua stakes.
selling AnimOsity, Glen Nellie, rempleton,
Time I .2Sia
Seven furlonGs, selling -Joymaker Trump,
Bessie Mccarthy Time :293,
Mile-Duhlin, Criterion. Time 1:il4.
1.-TWO startCrS.)
One and one sixteenth OF mile-Astor,
lnshot Hcntry. Time 1:iTh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
Harness Euents At Lexinoton.

Lexington. KY. October l6-rhree
purses, two for fast PAGERS and the third
for PA class trottcrs. constitute ed the card
today win l.yhurn at $50 TO iield so
$40 To the field $40 won the POS pace.
Walter Keim favorite at $50 20 the held
500 and next heat 500 to the field SIG won
the 2:ii trot i'm straight heats ana was
never I'm trouble The track was fast.
Dos class. pace. $500 WIN Lyhurn, blk.
T.. 10y Wilton CarpentcU, won u st time
9.n7i The Admiral. Little Squaw Major
Nuscovlte Nova Patchen. Split SILK started.
2I4 clnss. pace. $1,000 Cambria Maid. b.
m. hy Hal billiard Bovd), won. Rest time
2.0Sit Plnchrm Wilkes. klova. Carl
Wilkes. Home Circle. Colonel Dick Thomp-
son. Juinus. J. X. started.
214 class, trottng, 5000 Waltgr k9lm,
b. e by Young Jim tGeerSi, won. Best time
2.1i%. Glory. Prince Of India Mary u.
Maridue Belle Onward. Klondikc. Russell
Wood. Pug Captain BraCkcn started.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
Fined Tor Smoking Near an oil Well
LIQUOR Dealers Fined.

Beaumont Texas, October 16-The grand
Jury returned new bill against Gilfa
Boudreaux. who is charged with being an
accessory in the Lloyd murder
Judge O'Brien imposed fine Of $500
this morning and rather startled all who
will have 10 answer similar charges be,
fore that court Carney White. colored
dispenser of liquors, was the offender ana
he was punished for falling 10 past M
ready money and was sent to jail. C.. l..
smith was found guilty by jury Of selling
liquor on election day and he was assessed
$500 Ennis and Lynch entered plea OF
guilty to failing TO post their liquor H.
cense. and they were fined $500 which
fine they paid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
Mamie NoIan,s Good Face.

St Louis. October l6 Mamie Nolan was
;he only favorItc TO win and this. too, after
being virtually left Mt the post She ran a
brilliant race summary:
Five furongs selling Called Back,
Lccnia Ruby Ray. Time 1:01L,.
six and a half furlongs, selling Assess
ment Certain. Alnes Time l.2ji,,
Selling. six furlongs Clalcs, Temor, Bru-
lare Time 1.1S
six and n half furlongs. purse Ethy!cne,
Jordan. colonial Girl Time l:2ik
Mile and a sixteenth. purse Petit Maitrc,
Soutb Breeze. Picador Time ] .53.
Mile purse Mamie Nolan, Irving Mayer,
Mr. Br0okwood Time 1:47
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
Eaunrltes at Worth.

Chicago, October 16 Favor.tes were
largely in evidence at the Worth track to-
day. only one Of them meeting defeat
One and onc-eighth niles l.indenclla,
Seven furlongs- G. II. Campbell, Merri-
mcnt. Tom Kingsley, Time '33 10.
Five furlopgs- Gallantrlo. Stella Perkins,
Inspector shea. Time 1901
One mile Rolling Boer, Jessie Jarhoe,
MacGylc Time las .,
One and one-sXtcenth mle5-Benckart,
Tammany chief, valdez. Time l:5i 10.
Seven furlongs Lord Roberts, Evelyn
Byrd, Cathedral. Time 1:33 4-5,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
MORRIS rARK ENTRIEs.

Five and half furongs eclipse course,
handicap -CcrveM l26, Ben McDhu l2h
King Pepper 100, Otis l11. Tour III, Lady
lucas III, Neither One. Highlander. Tribes
Hin 10. Brandy Smash lO7 Man O'War
lO6 Blanche Herman 1914. Ante Up 1903.
Five and half furlongs. for 2-year. odds,
selling Mint Bed 81. ALBERT no, Thoth ~,
Virginia Grace 105. Oclawaha 50, Lemogne
%, Ire %. CaSSyile ~, Ben Howard 10,
Evelyn Maud ia, Last Knight %, O'Hagcn
90, Josepha 1903, Gay Girl no, rivol, Bijou
~. Goldaga % Bonus 10, Tcnagra "a.
Mile. New Rochell stakes, Selllng-Car'
huncle 124. Dccantcr ZIG, Paul clifford lo5'
Louisville III.
lightweight Handicapped Candles 100
sanders l2I Bell Of Troy 49, Dublin ll6'
Chuctanundn 1l5 MuScttc 1l2 Morning
side III. Paul clifford los King Popner
1O5. Smart Set 100, Highlander Master -
Lady Of the valley ST. city Rock, Barouchc
Mile. sclling-AIihcr 1Os. Lou Rey Ito
Doaudo lO3 Knight Of the Garter log
Mile and q furlouE, handicap Hcrhcrt
12i. Belle Of Troy l6, Dublin IL. Ocean
ter l07. Potcnte 80 The Amazon -. Prince
Richard st, Finnag So Sadie 5. 81 Ham
mock 81.
Clear and good,