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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Foreign.

English police authorities say that
Laura Horos, in custody in London on
the charge OF conspiring to deiraud wo-
men by fortune telling. is the former
wife OF General Diss Debar, Ann Ode
Tia Diss Debar served a term in 4 New
York prison for swindling Luther c.
Marsh.
Miss Helen Morton, daughter OF the
former vice-president OF the United
States, was married in London to Count
Bosom de Perigord, son OF the Duke
Ct Talleyrand Perigord
Certain German newspapers demand
that the Chinese Astronomical instru-
ments taken by the German troops from
Pekin be returned. as they were taken
unlawfully.
The English jury in the inquest over
the remains OF the 70 victims OF the tur-
binc torpedo boat destroyer Cobra, which
foundered in the North Sea gave YER
dict that the disaster was caused by the
unexplained bucklng of the boat, and
that it was too lightly built.
Americans in Constantinople have Sc
cured evidence OF the completely of mem-
bers of the Macedonian committee at
Sofia in the kidnapping OF the American
missionary Miss Helen Stone
Emperor William footed all the bills
covering the expenses Of Prince Chun
and the other members OF the Chinese
expiatory mission during their stay in
Germany.
United States Minister Bowen, at Car
acas, Venezuela, persuaded the parties
to the asphalt controversy to accept ar
bitration.
The leading British tobacco manufac-
turers have formed a combination 10
meet American competition.
Copenhagen newspapers again print
rumors that King Edward has cancer OF
the tongue.
Should Venezuea fail to retrieve her
fallen fortunes, 1t is believed the Co
lombian government forces and the
Venezuelan revolutionists opposed to
President Castro will march on Mara
caibo.
An order Issued by President Cas-
tro for the Imprisonment Of all Nation
alists in Venezuela is causing uprsings
IN various parts OF the country
King Edward is now said 10 be suffer
ing with lumbago, but rumors Of cancer
are stall circulated in the London clubs
President Kruger's strength, mentally
and physically, is said TO be growing
weaker daily.
Reported that the Lcinster Regiment
has been ordered TO proceed 70 South AT
RIGA.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
FOUR MINE ACCIDENTS.
One Man Killed and Three Others Injured
Near Mahauoy City.

Mahanoy City. Pa. Especial -Four
accidents-one of them fatal-occurred
in and about the mines in this district
John Counihan, of Frackvile. was in
stantly killed by a fall of coal at the
Draper Colliery while he and a com
panion named Hay were taking measure
ncnts.
Joseph Molinofski had his back and
both arms broken by fall OF coal in the
same mine
Martin Kirby attempted to make a
short cut to the Lawrence Colliery BY
crawling under a trip of railroad ears
at Mahanoy Plane and was caught and
crushed. The hospital surgeons say he
cannot recover.
Frank Kopopage is also dying at the
Miners Hospital sightess, and with his
skull fractured TIC result OF fall Of
coal at Giber;on Collery
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Suicide Carried Diamonds.

Chicago (Special). - With SIS 900
worth OF diamonds in his possession, d.
W. Diokie, a jeweler. who lived at the
Kimball Hotel, committed suicide near
the Grant Monument in Lincoln Park.
A park policeman heard pistol shot in
the direction OF the monument and after
searching 20 minutes in the darkness
came upon the body OF Dickie lying on
a bench just south OF the statue. Dickie
was about IS years old. II is thought
he had not been long in Chicago. 'fhe
directory only states that he is jcweler,
but does not tell his place Of business.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

]. @. Adams & Co., OF Minneapolis.
Mimi, one OF the largest grain receiving
and exporting houses in the Northwest,
assigned. They were caught in the
May corner.
Wardman Bissert, convicted in New
York Of accepting bribc from the
keeper OF a disorderly house, secured a
stay in the United States Circuit Court.
Charles Broadway Rouss, the New
York millionaire, sent thousand-dollar
check for the Shenandoah Valley Agri-
cultural Society fair
Several rapid-hre guns we're shipped
from New York for use Of the Colom-
bian government at some OF the coast
towns.
Three prominent Chicago attorneys
and well-known railroad detective
have been arrested on the charge OF aid
ing in the escape OF bailiff who was in
dicted for attempted jury-Dribins
Henry w Cramp. vice-president OF
the Cramp Ship and Engine Building
Company, died at his home in Phila-
delphia.
The body OF Prot. w II. Boards
wcrth. who was drowned while cross
ing Naked creek, was found near Win
chester. Va.
The city OF Portsmouth. Va. will seek
to have the charter OF the Old Domin-
ion Railway Company revoked.
The Virginia Long Distance Tcle-
phone Company, with headquarters at
Staunton, Va. was sold
The large storage warehouses OF A.
s. Leach & Co., OF Philadelphia, were
destroyed by fire
The grain dealers, at their annual con-
vention in Des Moines, Iowa, elected
officers.
President Gompers, OF the American
Federation OF Labor, publishes in the
October number OF the Federationist a
vigorous reply to the charges made by
President Shaffer. Of the Amagamated
Association regarding the attitude OF
Gompers and President Mitchell OF the
United Miueworkers, in the recent steel
strike
The Sultan OF Jolo refused to receive
the Congressional party. A battalion
OF the Eleventh Infantry. Colonel De
Rusey. is on the track of the Filipinos
who attacked the American troops at
Balangiga. Island OF Samar
T. f. Ward, formerly vice president
OF the Lemars National Bank, OF Lc-
mars, Iowa. was indicted on charges OF
embezzlement and making fraudulent
entries.
Five persons are reported TO have
been killed, by a renegade band OF
Apaches from the San Carlos Rescrva-
ton in the Monaghan mountains.
Walter McGlennon, colored who had
been arrested in Huntingdon for an as
sault on c. P. Dalton, was shot to death
in the jail by a mob.
The purchasers OF the Virginia Long
Distance Company met in Staunton,
Va. and organized the new company
The Massachusetts State Republican
Convention renomina;ed Gov. w. Muir
ray Crane and Lieut.-Gov. John L.
Bates.
Miss Helen Long. daughter OF Secre-
tary Long, died at bingham. Mass. She
had been i'll for long time with lung
trouble.
Patrick Napier was shot and fatally
wounded by his iathcr-in-law, J, H.
Ferguson. at Wayne, w. Va.
The organization OF the National As
sociation OF Tobacco Men was complet-
ed in Richmond, Va.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Gas Wrecks a House.

Franklin, Pa. (SpeciaD "A terrific
gas explosion occurred at the home OF
John Morrissey. Mr.. Morrissey had
arisen TO light the fire in a stove and
the match ignited the escaping gas
Morrissey was thrown violently against
the ceiling OF the room and he was
badly burned about the face, hands and
feet His daughter and her son we're
blown out OF bed and Miss Marwood,
a visitor, had thrilling escape from
death. Every house in the vicinity was
shaken and people we're thrown from
their feet. The house is t9tal wreck.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
A Mail Once u Year.

Washington (SpeciaD .--Postoffice In.
spector John P. Clum has returned
from a trip OF inspection through
Alaska He has reported to the de-
partment that the service generally is in
excellent condition, more particularly in
the Yukon Valley. where the various
towns have mail service OF once a
week in each direction. Mr.. Clun estab-
lished the northernmost postofficc in
the United States and what probably Is
the northernmos, postoffice in me
world.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
fIreusn Crushed By Failing Walls.

Pitlsburg, Pa (SpeciaD-Fire in the
Pittsburg clay pot works. in Allegheny,
damaged the plant to the extent Of
$zSo.ooo, injured six men and enforced
an idleness Of several months upon a
force OF los workmen The injured
men were hremen. who were on the
roof Of the boiler house when the wall
iril and they were carried with it. None
Of them will die The fire originated
in the boiler room from an unkno wn
cause and quickly burned its way
through into the upper floors.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Proposes to suppress Anarchy.

Washington (SpeciaD ,-Representa-
tive w. b. Shattuc, of Ohio, chairman
OF the immigration committee OF the
House, saw the President in regard to
bill which he will introduce on the
reassembling OF Congress having for it's
object the suppression Of anarchistic lit
erature and speeches in this country
Mr. Shattuc said that the proposed
measure would be made as drastic as
possible. and a strong effort would be
made to secure for it the support OF all
Darfies
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10

Raleigh, N. c. (SpeeiaD.--A special
dispatch from Charlotte. which is fhe
centre OF the cotton mill industry in
North and South Carolina. says there
is strong movement to consolidate
the cotton mills Of that section, incIud-
ing mills id both North and South
Carolina into single corporation, the
consolidation to be after the manner
OF the Steel Trust The feasibility OF
the scheme Is being seriously considered
by many wcll-known mill men.
II is officially denied that a pool OF
the rail manufacturers IS 70 be formed,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Mckinley MONUMENT TRUSTEES.
Appointments Made by President Roosevelt
Meeting 10 Cleveland

Washington (Special) AT the re-
quest Of Mrs. Mckinley, the members of
the family OF the late President, and
many OF his personal friends, President
Roosevelt has selected trustees for the
Mckinley National Monument Associa-
tion, They are as follows:
William r. Day. Canton o.. William
A. Lynch, Canton. o.; M. A. Hanna.
Cleveland, o.; Cornelius ~ Bliss, New
York; John n Milburn, Buffalo
Thomas Dolan, Philadelphia; w, Muir
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Many Lost Ia Storms.

Tacoma, Wash. (SpeciaD -Syamor
advces arc that the coast OF Kazuza,
Northern Japan. has been visited by
heavy gales. wrecking 400 fishing beats;
IL boats with total crews OF "a men are
missing. Heavy rains caused an over
flow OF the rivers OF Hokaido. washing
away 600 houses and submerging many
VILLAGES
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Perished In q Bonfire.

Hammonton. Pa (SpeciaD Tony
Placito, 3 years old, was burned to death
in bonfire built by his mother to keep
the children warm while she picked cram
berries. The accident happened while
the mother was absent and was watched
by several companions, who went half
mile to tell the mother.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Lleuleusrt Crockett KlIIed.

Washington (SpeciaD The War
Department received cablegram an
souncing that Second Lieut. Allen T.
Crockett was killed near Candelaria,
Luzon. Sept "a. He had been in the
army since June, 1000
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
The Beet Sugar Industry.

Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson, az
ter careful consideration of the reports
and estimates OF leading beet sugar pro
duccrs, estimated the beet sugar produe-
duction for 1901 at q08,5oo tons. The
cane sugar production is estimated as
follows: Southern States, 100000 tons
Porto Rico. 100000 tons; Hawaii, &c.,
600 tons; total. 10000 tons.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
shot Down by q Preacher

Carbondale, Ill (Special) Rev Jos.
McCammish. a Seventh-Day Adventist
preacher. shot and killed John C.
Brown, who, il is alleged. attacked him
with knife. Brown is sad TO have
been jealous Of McGammish's alleged
attentions 10 Mrs. Brown
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
Hello Arrived hoo Late.

Atlanta, Ga (SpeciaD John Wyatt
Turner, OF Rock Mill, Ala, assistant in
structor in the cardng and spinning
branches Of the textile department OF
the Georgia School OF Technology.
committed suicide by taking morphine
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10

ray Crane, Boston; David r. Francis,
St. Louis; Alexander S Reyell, Chicago /;
Robert j. Lowry, Atlanta; Charles w.
Fairbanks, indianapolis; Henry c.
Payne, Milwaukee, General Henry NJ.
Dufield. Detroit; George B. Cortelyou,
Washington; Henry T, Scott, San Fran
cisco Franklin Murphy, Newark; Cen
eral Ell Torrance, St. Paul, MINI.
This monument is to be erected at
Canton, the home OF the late President.
Already considerable money has been
offered for the monument, and it is ex-
pected the trustees will be ready to take
the preliminary steps looking to its erec-
tion soon after the meeting this week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
President Interested in Hiss slone Case.

All the machinery OF the Department
OF State is now at work to save from
death or prolonged captivity Miss Ellen
Stone, the missionary, who was kid
naped in Turkey. The President him
self has become actively interested in
the matter. Dr. Samuel H. Capen
president OF the American Board OF
Missions, and Dr. Judson Smith, the
foreign secretary OF that beard, arrived
in Washington from Boston and went
directly to the State Department.
After an hours conference with Act
ing Secretary Adee and Solicitor Rem
field they we're escorted 10 the White
House. President Roosevelt gave close
attention to their statement Although
the Department OF State had already
taken up the matter, President Roose-
welt laid fresh injunctions upon Mr.
Adee to spare no effort to accomplish
the purpose he had in view OF releasing
Miss Stone.
The clergymen were highly gratifed
at the earnestness exhibited by the
President and the State Department off
cials, and left for their homes in Boston
satisfied that the United States Govern
ment was doing everything possible in
Miss Stones behalf.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
WOMAN KIDNAPPED
AND THEN ROBBED.
PInader Amounting 10 Thousands Of
Dollars Recovered.
WAS HELD CAPTIVE HOUR DAYs.

The Story Told by the Victim Seemed
So Unlikely That the Police Did Not
Believe Il 10 Be True Several News.
prpcs Men, a stcrographer and Barber
Comprised the Gang
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
THE DISASTER IN SAMAR.
The BoIomen Surprised the Americans In Front and
Rear and Slaughter Ensued.

GERS quarters entered through the
church. large number being led by
the presidente. Probably IoI rifles were
with the company 20 saved, and $4,000
rounds OF ammunition lost Ninety-five
prisoners outside the Quartet joined in
the attack at the signal. A boatload Of
missing men capsized. Captain Book
miller may pick up men"
The preceding dispatch transmitted
by General Chaffce, is signed by Lieut..
James Drouillard, OF the Ninth Infantry.
Captain Bookmiler, OF the Ninth In
iantry adds the following:
Have returned from Balangiga
Drouillard explains conditions correct
ly. Inhabitants deserted the town, fir
ing one shot, We buried 3 officers and
20 men. A number OF the bodies were
burned. The quarters buildings were
fred as we entered. We secured or de-
stroyed most OF the rations. All the
ordnance is gone, The insurgents Sc
cured 81 serviceable rifles and aS,ooo
cartridges
General Chaffee adds:
"Derussey has sent a strong company
to chastise the savages If found. Names
Of the killed to be determined by elimi-
nation OF survivors as soon as possible. F"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-10
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Natlon,s ynst Postal Business.

Washington Especially Auditor Hen
ry A. Castle, for the Postoffice Depart
mcnt, closed the books OF the postal
service for the fiscal year ended June 80,
1901, something over three months be-
ing required to balance the ledger ac-
counts with the 1900 postmasters and
make all the other settlements required
with the numerous branches OF the sys-
tem. The result OF the years business
was as follows: Receipts, $III,63I 1913;
expenditures. $II5.5s4,o2o; net deficit
(ncluding loss by fire, etc.), S3.o9I, $50.
The deficit for the fiscal year was less
than $4,ooo,ooo, and about $500 COO
smaller than for the preceding year.
Owing to the extension OF the rural
free delivery and other Improvements
in every department the expenses OF the
service were Sc, 100000 greater than for
the preceding year, but the continued
prosperity OF the nation increased the
receipts more than So,25o,ooo
There has been steady decrease in
the postal deficits during the last few
years. In round figures there were
$Ii,5oo,ooo in 1907, $o,oooooo in 1893,
S6,5oo,ooo in 1909, $500, COO in 1900
and 100000 in 1901. II this percent
age OF shrinkage in the deficit should
continue it would be entirely wiped
out within three years.
1t is a significant measure oi the in
creased business activity OF the coun
try that while. owing to the enormous
extensions of the postal service, its
expenditures have increased SCI, 500, 600,
or p per cent, in five years, its reve-
nues have increased $so.ooo,ooo, equiva-
lent to IS per cent, during the same
period.
The auditors report also shows the
transactions OF the postal money ordcr
business for the same period The ag-
gregatc amount OF money orders issued
during the fiscal year was S2o46IS
oSo.oo. The amount paid out was S2SI,
554,7IIz2 The difference between
these two amounts represents principal
ly money orders issued in this country
and paid in foreign countries.
The sum total OF the monetary trans
actions of the Post Office Department.
including postal receipts and revenues
and money orders issued and paid,
foots up for the fiscal year 1901 $9o3
35o,576. This total was less than S71s.-
900, 600 for the preceding year, showing
an increase OF nearly $50, 100000. The
Post Office Department is thus shown to
be easily the leading financial branch OF
the Government, as it is the most extern
sive business institution in the world.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18
General Insurance Co. for Sea,
River and Land Transport
0f.DreSden.

Having established an agency at Ho-
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, the
undersigned general agents are author
lied to take risks against the dangers
of the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18
HiIo Personals.

j. w. Mason and family leave for the
Coast by the Roderick Dhu tomorrow.
Mrs. r. r. Guard and daughter leave
for the Cost tomorrow to spend the sum
mer.
Miss Bagg was a passenger on the
Amy Turner and is visiting the Scots
at Olaa plantation.
Kamehameha Day was not generally
observed in Hilo, Very few business
houses closed
Miss Grub. sister of Miss Elsa Grub
of the Hilo Hospital. came down on the
Amy Turner to spend her vacation here.
Andrew Farley, late head luna at Pu-
ma plantation, died at Waikiki on the
LIST instant. He had been i'll from
Brights disease for some months.
Captain Rufus Calhoun of the bark
Archer, and one of the Oldest captains in
the Hawaiian trade, has been obliged to
retire from his duties owing to i'll health.
Mr.. j. Pritchard has leased the Richard
residence at Honokaa, and under the
management of Mrs. Mckenzie will ac-
commodate tourists and commercial tray
elcrs. The house is well situated and has
modern conveniences.
Mrs. A. b. Loebenstein viii return to
the Coast in August where she will make
her home permanently. She will not build
a residence on her School street property.
Mr.. c. c. Kennedy leaves for Maui and
Honolulu by today's Knau, and will not
return to HIio until about the first of
July lie will meet Mrs Kennedy and
family and Mrs. y. c. Steele in Honolulu
as they return on the 26th of the pres
ent month.
a rumored eruption of Mauna Loa on
Tuesday evening seems to have belonged
to the EXamlner-Journal order of vol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18
Hllo Grand Jury.

All jury-walved cases. divorce cases
and matters which can be tried by the
court alone, by stipulation or other
wise, will be tried at the special term
of the Circuit Court, opening Monday,
June II, at 10 o'clock. The Grand Jury
win be impaneled and sworn at that
time. on July the regular term of
the court win open at Honokaa, ana
viii then be adjourned to the special
session, which will reopen here July
18th.
The list OF grand jurors for the pres
ent term is as follows: IL. n. Holmes,
j, II. Rodgers, William X. kino, j. II.
Moir, j. H.. Gamalielson, John Bohnen-
berg. William Vannatta, Perry Pierce,
l., NJ. Whitehouse, w III. Shlpman,
William Higgins, John Norton, Il. II.
Schoen, John n. Baker. Il. r. Guard,
otto Reinhardt, j. u. Eastun, William
kinney Philip Victor J 4. Hamburg,
w Hockey Peter Lee, Henry Deacon.
Tribune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18
DELEGATE WILCOX.

Delegate Wilcox of Hawaii who is
now in this city, says that the decision
of the United States Supreme Court so
far as II relates to revenue matters, will
have little effect upon Hawaii, as Com
gress had already done away with the
payment of duties on goods passing be-
tween the islands and the United
States. The decision Is effective only
on the duties assessed before the act
OF Congress, and as these covered only
brief period not much money is I'M
yolved.
Mr., Wilcox has just returned from
Hawaii, and Is interesting himself In
several questions regarding the island.
one OF these relates 30 the large extent
~ public lands, ana ho has suggested
to Interior Department that COM
uI no go 20 Hawaii 90 study the sit
and report the outlines of law
iUr next meeting VI Congress He
hHr called tho attention uf the
puFt Department 10 the unsRtis-
nCtun once service nt Honolulu.
THIS H.. 10 Involve any personal roe
neuH he officials but nuS thlt
mo s.ry not az efficient as mIFht
be- raUrr under American admins
trati1n
Delegate Wilcox sent 90 the War DO
parimeHt iu cure au rktrnsinn ~ tlWr
fDr me examination ~ Clarence k. -.
man nf Honolulu ihn nfst native liH.
.Nhl|au he dominated far Wesi pHlni
NpNHg YWfH Was recommended fl
hiH good stRnauE M ths hrhaalH ~ 30.
Hah A. nilff was Hn American hul
hla mott lltNhlian hni hfinF born
~ IfaNH| ~ IffaIiea af % nAllfr
MusliNFI star
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18

hlnRfHnih lHl Hl ihu quarter ~ four
lHnFiha ThfH Amann0 started a. make
up 800 iisadfHniHFe aut at fhe haif hai
hui irnHih thr wort ~ n 81 iheY Tu
tn 400 ihfft gHarirff plfn 1Hamas fri
tiea dozen M bprh Hnf hmafina iI
shHf F8HInaHs Faff a4nn ihs hfaHa
nsff anlfA fHn tiaunfi ana ifls M
inf site Hla naiHinri irD tffiht I'm
~ ID haif ifnHii fmN A. fhana.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18

wsyboy the fayarlte, iudiclousIy driven
Coy Jim Quinn. took three straight heats
with e0usumWatn ease, In the nrst heat
Tom RYDER lrd hy several lengths for tho
hiIf mile with Mu9qulto second quinn
$40 only hIdHg h.H tme however and
FUt go work iu tho sixth mrl0nE tn such
q mile thr nrHt was 40 AN iutrrtH aui
pnru0Hrh Doc Thr other hcatH were an
exact replies 1f tHo hmt with thr
exception thll Mesquite destined thr
lrsur boa ihr lHfl rasay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18
Death of Judge Mahuka

Judto William Mahuka, an old resident
or Waimpa, died on sunday last from
stomach disorder He had been IN for
some time, but was not considered He-
rous until about ton days ago, when a
physician was called in % prescribe De-
ceased had served as district magistrate
continuously since 1874 with the eKccp-
ton of an interval - two years lie wus
buried on Monday his funeral being
largely attended Judge hahuka was %
years Old ana irayss family Herald
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18

Hyld OF seven curious animals icyd
tho starter Minnie, said to bv a streak
was backed against the field. Minnie led
t0 The stretch when she collapsed, and
Woltors Eileen, ridden by the Japanese
sloan, scurricd home first like badly
scared jackrabbit Lady VI. the only lc-
ritimate pony in the bunch finished
third The time was .52is