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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-05-23

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WHHEEEK. Fousness, had BREATH bad .bAoO9s wind
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with CASCAEETS to.days under an apSolusc guar
antee TO cure or money refunded $50
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READY FOR The FUTURITY
Final Trials of Horses for the Great
Sheepshead Bay Event.

John f. NHdden's FIywheeI Causes
Surprise by Going Three-f"urths
of Mile in MISREPRESENTATION
StiII the FnvOrite. However.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Amcrica's richest
horse race the Futurity. is to be run to-
morrow at ShCCpShCdd BHy- II Will bC
worth $4,000 at least. and probably more,
the value depending on the number az
/ starters. ". {. Whitney won il last yea
and is supposed to hold It safe again.
This great stake is for two-ysar-olds,
. and those eligible 70 contest for il are
worth not far from $4,000. a more valua-
bic field Of horses never faced a starter in
this country or abroad.
Many of the Futurity candidates were
sent for their final trials over the Coney
Island Jockey Clubs course early yester-
day morning. and a small sized army of
'railbirds" were on hand to time them.
/ Trainers rtsorted To various schemes 10
outwit these students II form. but ali
such efforts were futile The track WAS
fast. the weather fair, and the public viii
have a good idea Of what TO play and what
not 10 play tomorrow
J. i. MadIen's FlyWhcel winner Of the
second part of the Double Event Stakes.
furnished surprise even TO the hest-in-
formed by running three-quarters Of a
mile around the turn in 1871, and finishing
strong.
Numeral, Perry Bclmout's candidate,
was reported to have gone the same dis
tauce in lib on Wednesday. but nobody
WAS sure Of it, so FlywhooTs work must
Doe regarded as by far the best 10 date
Il was really phenomenal. and the young
ster viii be in great demand in the bet
ling
W. G. Whitney's candidates attracted
the lions share Of attention, but their
work was disappointing. Nasturtium. for
instance, had done his final work on We'd
ucsday in ia 2-5, 50 yesterday he was
not hurried. covering the distance. well in
hand. IN liz 10 King Hanover and
Goldsmith, both Of whom viii start, re-
manned in the stable.
Yankee and Blue Girl. that arc owned
Jointly 10y Mr.. Whitney and John L. Mad
den. ran the three-QUa rtsrs in i.I5 r. and
1-15 -. respectively. The latter coutin-
ued on her way and did the mile in
1-l3 % Yankee wore bandages and was
not allowed 10 do his best.
W. o. ScuIly sent the Baron. John Da-
ly's only entry, seven-eighths Of a mile in
IDS. He has started only once this sea
son. and is supposed to have an excellent
chance Of winning Peter WINNER sent
J. b Higgins Water Power and Re
morse the regulation distance, but they
were accompanied by a number of other
horses, and the .'raiibirLs" only singled
them out in time to catch them dRng the
last Jhree-eighths Of a mile, which was
run in IS seconds.
Other trials at thrce-QUarters were: He
TO, lis -; Caughnawaga, 1:15 81. NJ
neral. liz. and Lux Casta, lis Is
Despite FIyWheeTs fast work. horse
men Ike NastuTtium's chances best. and
he viii 20 To the post. with his stable
companions. King Hanover and Cold
smith, strcng favOTite. The race IS re-
garded rs an open affair, and the victory
Of any one Of eight horses would not be
Ercat surprise.
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hotel II cheered Sir Thomas so persist
eAuy IhaI ne approached an open window
anu Lhankeo those on the outside for
JneIr expressions Of goodwill
George J. " Watson. Commodore J. 2
Hlllyard, Capt William A Matthews
David Barrie, Dr. F Reid 8Iackav. John
N cSLWOOd. and w NJ Duncan mem hers
OF the party which came over with SIR
THOMAS, were present at the dinner as
were also Daniel O'Day. Henry SiegeI
Martin MalODey. Carson G. Peck. John
y tseaeh, II. l. Horton. Col j. B. Bur
Lahh, Dr- Floyd Haviland. J. A. BenseI
r l. Lewis, Prof. J. NJ RaIston : q
Bayne, Miles II O'Brien, ). o. Mingle.
and George T.. Allen
Sir Thomas and his marty boa -7a7 q
special train at Atlantic Highlands and
came Co Monmouth Beach where "A raIIyy-
no drawn by four black horses took the
party through Long Branch. Elberon
zeal ana AAeuhurSt When they arrived
mere the nag OF the Shamrock was ff-f0r-
over the Coleman House and the EnsIi-b
ana American flags were feStCOned about
me p9rucp- The popular yachtsmau and
MS English friends were cheered an
along the route
The dinner was served Al T:+5. p. m. As
the party entered the dining room the
orchestra struck up "EI Captain" The
qlners were seated at a round table
DECORATED with yellow and green flowers
ana ElDDOnS or the same color After the
ulnner the party went 10 the hotel casino.
Mnrre a troupe OF COlOred actors enter
famed the Englishmen for an hour. Sir
lhomas and his friends were uarfirr1r9r-
E amused at the cakewa Ikers ana he
contestants in watermelon eatina, con-
test special train took Sir Thomas
party back 10 Atlantic Highlands vgbere
lhc Edcht Erin awaited il
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IN THE OLD DOMINION.

A w DHlard. weII-known citizen OF
Spottsylvania county. died Wednesday
aged seventy years.
Thomas G. Boswell. a salesman Of Dan
vile. and Mrs Annie l. Royal. OF the
same city, died yesterday.
The Republicans OF Henry county have
dominated Major j. G. Adams for the
House Of Delegates.
William II Lawrence has been nominal
ed for the House Of Delegates for Middle
sex and Essex counties
The Virginia Democratic Committee will
be called 20 meet in Richmond about Sep
tember - 10 map out a plan Of campaign
+. c. Moon, his friends claim. is assured
OF the Democratic uOmiua ton for the
State Senate in the Buckingham district.
T. K. Henderson. a prominent farmer
Of King George county. died "Wednesday
night a his home, near Passapataazy
aged hfty-6ve years
Col William EisOn. for many years
clerk OF the Corporation and Circuit
courts Of DanyllIe, has resigned because
Of falling health
The Baltimore and Ohio viii complete
the third track between Piedmont and
keyser during September The fourth
track IS also nearly graded
Joseph Bryan. OF Richmond. has bought
his father old homestead. in Gloucester
county recently owned by W. B Withers,
for $1,000.
At Williamsburg Wednesday Dr. L S.
Foster. Superintendent of the Eastern
State Hospital was attacked and very
badly beaten by T. T. Cloves. a discharg-
ed emDloye-.
c. NJ Randolph, who bought the Allan
tic Hotel, Norfolk. on Wednesday for
S0000 says it is his individual purchase
and not for a Richmond syndicate, as at
first reported
At Norfolk yesterday Judge Hanckel
sentenced Austin PrOUt and Benjamin
Prout, both cOlored. 10 the peniteuJiary
for two years each for fClOniOus cutting
and attempted robbery.
W. II. De Shaz0. a prominent farmer
Of King George county. brought so bush
els Of wheat TO Fredericksburg yesterday
in one lot 1t was in prime condition and
commanded the TOP figures.
The bass fishing in the Rappahanuock.
just above Fredericksburg, old lovers Of
tho line and rod say. was never better
than at the present time An amateur
fisherman caught a bass Weighing five
pounds.
D. L. Gravatt. Of Fredericksburg. VINO
had in his possession an old colonial clock
which was brought to this country by the
Wexford family in liS3. has sold IL at a
fancy price TO James +. Clark, of Massa-
ChuSettS-
Washington and Lee University has
been presented with collection Of rare
Chinese coins by the Rev. B. Craig Pat
UcT5Ou. Presbyterian missionary at Such
len. China, who was graduated from the
university in 1871 The coins are OF cop
per and many of them very old.
Charged with being suspicious cnarac-
tiers. nine white men were locked Up At
suffolk Va last night The chief of pO-
lice believes some OF the men are pro
fesSioual burglars and that thcy meant
TO rob one Of the local banks. Some of
the prisoners are well dressed and claim
10 be sales agents '.
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A Upton DINNER MARRIED.
The Host Rebuked for Proposing a
Toast.


ASBURY PARK. y j.. Aug. 3o-Sir
Thomas Upton was the guest Of honor
AT a dinner last night al the Coleman
House. given by ex-Nayor F. P. Benja-
min. Of Auenhurst. After cigars were
lighted Sir Thomas arose and said
Il can't say what viii be my success
this time in my attempt TO lift the Cup
7 am hopeful however. that We shah win
I think, though. that the American lease
on the famous bit Of old silver ought to
expire or at least they might permit US
20 transfer II. if only for a short time,
so the old folks at home can get a squint
at the Cup 1 am Indifferent as 20 @,heth-
er the Shamrock shall meet the-C5lumbia
or the Constitution, bat I want her to
meet the best American boat, and then If
the Shamrock is the better boat of the
two, % course I want her 20 win. IF
don't lift the Cup this time, I believe
shall come back again be an American.
and have my next boat built in this c0un-
try"
Sir Thomas was warmly appIau ded as
he sat down. Mr.. Benjamin then said.
Il propose this toast: Good luck to the
Shamrock a hush fell over the diners
Sir Thomas WAS embarrassed. and the
toast was drunk in silence. Miles N
- bAi'l-r LvN4HSL4t Va tAc Dual VI E-4--
cation. was the next speaker. He admin
istercd a rebuke 10 Mr.. Benjamin. saying.
II fear that our host in his enthusiasm
for his boyhoOd friend, forgot himself
when he proposed the toast. Success 10
the Shamrock 1 for one think We can
drink no better toast than the sentiment
expressed by Sir Thomas. and that is
May the best boat win "
When AR o Brieu sat down the hail
rang with applause. which was Joined In
by Sir Thomas and his English friends
crowd had gathered outside of the
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Dend Under His Engine.

WILLIAAISPCRT. Pa. aug. 50-Iu a
freight wreck yesterday on the Northern
Central Railroad at Brewers Dock the
engineer was instantly killed and cars
were piled up to such an extent that il
took eight hours work % clear the track
While heavy freight Srain was pulling
up a heavy grade two cars and the ca
bOOse broke loose. The AIR brakes set
themselves at once and prevented the cars
going down grade This train was followed
closely by the second section. which
came along at great rate Of speed and
plOwed into the cars. John Mckay. Of
Elmira the engineer. who stuck 10 his
post 20 prevent If possible the wreck
was pinned under his engine and was a
corpse when found.
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Entrie. at DeImnr PnrI..

DELMAR PARK, Aug. S0.-Entries for today's
races
First racc-For throc-year-oids and upward:
selling: Six and onc-hllf flrlongs-Roy Melon
aid. 100; JAG Willis, IOl; Mandamus, 100: Ne
token lol: Nd mccoy. lO1; D.lz 100; Kenneth,
Jr., l04; Capiralia I02; barry h, I03; Asoka.
Ioi; Fairbun. 90; Nellie WilmouJh. IOl-
Second ucc-Fur maiden tUO-year-oIIs. five
furloug..-JudEe Friendly, 100, Beud0ra los.
Bart Howe, Lady Clark. Clarena. 100. Colonial
Girl. 100. Anything. 100. Goody Good. IG5. R4yel-
ia, Ny-Ap-Per. Jlgger. Called Back 100
Third racc-For iouT-ycar aids and upward.
selling one mile--AEH. a; DurrcI s3. Damiuis
100, Mary I-@ernal- I-:- ITALIA Black Emily
Oliver. 81; NckaFnis. %; George b. Cox. IOl-
Ransom 100
Fourth racc-For tlrec-year-olds and upward;
selling. seven tHrl0HEs.-FJiry Day gs Mis-
Patron. JOS, Tebful, To-; Dick Hohsan. no..
Porter b., 80. Revoke. I'I; Ladas IOi
Fifth rJce-lor three-ye and upward
selling one m.lc--pirate' Daughter. gI. Cr-.-
Jon, Jos. Highland Prince. IO5; John Morton 1gl-
E.hc. To-. Elsie Barnes, KisIue lGi
sixth rage-for three-y c4r-olls aud inward
selling, six and C1C-haif fJHioug--Two Annie.
10 Grandeur o., Il5i Zau,.to. Percy r.. ly-,
Kiss Quick. iJ5; Mound City, I14-: s4mIveL I0l.
I'd J., IOs Euterpe, los.
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\ Lawyer Arrested for Forgery.

RICHMOND, Ind Aug. 3o-Several
weeks ago young man named Urban G
BAN came hCrs as the representative of
book concern, and some time later he
was arrested for forgery. and is now in
Jail awaiuug trial Bail is a member of "a
prominent New York State family. his
father being a Methodist minister lie
studied rn Toronto, Canada, and Buffalo,
y. Y. and then Uracuced law I'm Buffalo
with success There may be some trou-
bic about CguvIC-lEg Bon here OWING To
the absence of ar important witness, and
II Is now the intention 10 turn him over
TO- the New York authorities either at
places there are charges lie is wanted
there Tor emhszzlDmcut Bell hopes he
VIII be- sent back To New York for trial,
as D. says, he Is confident he can clear
himself
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How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGEE

The Senators opened their last Western
trip Of the season by downing the CIcve-
land team in smuggling match Tho
only thing that can be said in favor Of
the battle, from Washington stand
point, is that the Meaningless were the
victors. and that should cover a multi
tude Of shortcomings.
Lee and Bracken were each treated To
about as heavy a bombardment Of hits
as the most exaCting admfrer OF a bat
ting matinee could ask 20 witness and
It was only due 10 the fact that CIeve-
land managed 10 mix few more mis-
plays in their work than the Statesmen
that the latter were able TO chalk up an
other game on the right side Of the
ledger.
Mercer relieved Lee in the eighth. The
score
Washington 2 - O 0 Ok IS 2
Cleveland 1 0 o 2-II = 3
Batteries-Lee, Mercer, and Clarke;
Bracken and Common.
First base by errors-Bracken. 8 Lee. !.
Left on bases-CIeveland. y. Washington
s. First base on balIs-On Lee. l. Struck
out-By Bracken, ?; by Lee. J. Three-base
hit-BTadIey. TwO-base hitS-ShiehacIx
o Brlen- Pickering, Harvey, Grady Eos
ter, Gear, WaldTOu- Stolen bases-VEaI-
dron, Grady, COUghliu. Double play-Shie-
beck 70 Beck 10 La Chance. Hit By pitch
er-Chngman. Wild pitch-MeFCer. I'm
pre-Connoliy Time Of game, 2 hours
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EnsrIer Mt Hnrthornc.

HAWTHORNE Aug. 3J.-Entries for today's
races:
First race-FOr maiden tw0-year-olds; five and
one-haf furlonEs--Pomfrey Mihasa 100; Herrnfs-
To-; Huzzah, 100; Tommy Foster. Trpp. Miha-a
II IanHlany, Inspector Shea, 100; Faray, Simon.
Crescent CITY JOB.
Second raCe-For threc-year-old- and upward,
selling; six furl0ngs-Alice Doherty, Triaditza
1876 Maggie Davis. 100; Emma r. 100; Clorita
School for Scandal. lUl; Suave, Rosa Dab. o.:
Natural Gas, %; Lady ldris, Ida v, Pirates
Queen. 90
Third race-For three-ycar-olds and upward
one mile--St- Marcos Egyptian Prince I6.; Max
BendiN Flying Torpedo, loi; Kuuja, 100; IL
hloum 90
Fourth race-For three-yCar-olds and upward;
one mile and seventy yarls.-Argrcgor. 81; Boney
Boy. %. Trinity Bell. g5, Beruota o.
Fifth racc-For two-ycar-0.ds. selling; five fur
l1n1s--Sommdnder Foster, ll2; Hargis Mabel
Ninu- l07, Emmett Orr. los; Blessed DamoseL
Legal Maxim, l05; The Stewards JOB: HavG8u.
l0Z- Jane oaEcr, Lady Bird, Lady Like, Drum
moud 81.
sixth racc-For thrce-ycar-olds and urUard.
selling; ole and onc-siXtenth miIes--Laur,ate.
l15; Elmer l.. l0l; Little Singer. Searcher, 90;
g. W ". &C. Neruetta Tammany Chief gJ;
E.iou-e, %; Tack Phelps o.; About, So
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FORT ERIE. Aug. 39-Eutrics for today's
races
First raee-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six and onc-half furlongs-Royal salute,
100; Prince Of Africa. Sempire, IO5; F. c. Rus
sell, Ordeal, lo4i Drozheds, Midnight Chimes.
Ayoca, lo2r Militant, So Iutailible. Lakcyiew
Belle, Margaret Steele, 50.
Second r1ce-FoT tWo-year-olds; handicap: four
and 0ue-hah fIri0ugs.- Meditation. III. Paper
Maker, lrai La Cumea, lc3; Wire ln, SO.
Third raCe-Owuors' handicap; for thre--vear-
oidS and upward one milr.-BafdCd 30. LADY
Silver, 50; HE Away. %; Filibustcr o.
Fourth racc-For three-year-0Ids-' and upward .
handicap and oac-cighth mjIes-TaIlla. lJ7:
Obstinate Simon, IOl: TIedi, IO2; Npuhe5r. l0I /;
Gray Daily. 100, Edith @, SO; Leila Barr So
Fifth raCe-For fogr-yeaT-uIds and upward .
six furi0nEs--Sail0r King. Prince Esher los;
ocic Brooks la3; FrandOo 81, denomination. 80;
The Laurel, %
sixth race-For three-y ear-oIds and upward;
selling six and oue-hslf furlouEs.-Beau 1917
Lille H4mmerton, loJ; Flau,ur lDl; Mr.. Pom
mercy, IG3, Currscy, lJi; MiC0u, Maguus Troll
100; Ruth Parks. gs; Punctual, o; Relucent 80.
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Boston Losing Ground

The Beaneaters fell back a few points
in their standing by losing 20 the Tigers
at Detroit yesterday. Boston could do
little with Sievers' delivery. Winters was
very effective with the exception Of one
or two innings, but his support was very
yellow The score:
Detroit. / 00O2 1ox-5 10 o
BOSTON. o 0 0 o 3 0 O-3 7 )
Batteries-Sievers and McAHister; Win
teTs and CTiger-
First base by errOrs-DctrOit g. Left
on baseS-BOston, 4; Detroit T. First
base on balls-Oh Winters. 3, Off Sievers.
2 struck out-By Sievers. l. TWO-base
hits Hcmphil. DOWd. ElbcTfeld Sacri-
fee hits-Holmes, Sievers. Stolen bases
Barrett, Nance Double DlayS-Pareut
and Ferris: Freeman and Criger Umpire
-Canullion Time Of game, 1 hour and
40 minutes
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MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

CaterpiIIars are stripping the shade
trees OF leaves all through Carroll county.
Severity shares Of stock Of the Frede-
rick County National Bank. par value SIS.
sold at auction at $2325 per share
Prrrville Cecil county. Is experiencing
a building boom. several news houses be-
ing in the course Of erection at this time.
Rev William Fitzsimmons has rendered
his resignation as pastor of the Rock and
Zion Presbyterian Churches in Cecil
county.
James Mcdonald. employed at the
Providence Paper Mills. near Fair Hin.
Cecil county. had his right hand badly
mashed I'm the rollers.
Tn. Chautauqua at Mountain Lake
Park Garrett county. closed August y
with Grand Army demonstration and
Illumination of the lake at night
Tw,nty-three carloads OF peaches were
shipped August % 10y fast freight from
various points in Washington county on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Edwin Reynolds, OF Rising sun. Cecil
county. fen while at work on the farm of
Henry CoudOu. near PrrryviIle. and broke
one Of his arms and was otherwise bad
ly hurt
The oystermeu Of the Eastern Shore are
expecting good season this year, owing
To- the large increase Of Young oysters
during the past year. The longing season
begins September l.
r. H. BowIani. OF EIlton. announces
the selection Of Prof. Charles +. Herman.
Of New York. as superintendent OF tho
American Mechanics at Tifiu Ohio.
A NJ IsanoEle has been appointed as
~istant principal OF the Frederick CITY
Male High School, To succeed ". T. slot
tlemycT, who has been appointed puuCi-
pal Of the high school at Woynesboro
The crop OF sugar corn for canning Dur-
poses IN Carroll county is enormous and
TIL canning factories are taxed To their
utmost 20 handle it. 4 bout $50 tons 1r-
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A CIVIL ENGINEER's DARING.
Made an Ascent in Balloon at
Hyndmnu. Pn.

HYNDMAN. Pa Aug 30-E. ". era
ham, a Baltir2ore and Ohio Railroad civil
engineer, made balloon ascension
Wednesday evening at this place and paid
Prof. Noble neat sum for the privilege.
When it became known that Mr.. Graham
would make the ascent a great crowd
gathered, as II was HIS first experience
along this line. a short time after the
balloon was released Mr.. Graham was
looking down 1900 fest on the town. and
he could easily see across the TOP OF Wills
Mountain, which is 14U0 feet high at
Hyndman. lie fOattd a distance Of mile
and then began to descend. Mr.. Graham
pulled the rope while the people stood
brCathless below, but the parachute OPEN
I'd perfectly and he landed safely.
Mr.. Graham has issued a statement. 10
save answering questions. as TO how il
felt UP in the air, In which he says The
only startling part Of the performance did
not take place. 1 refer TO the 300 or 400
feet Of straight drop before the parachute
fully opens to the air. The drop was not
over p feet. the parachute opened out
full width. and the ground started up to
meet me.
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VeneEueIa'x Nevv Tarin.

z n Plumacher United St4tes Con-
sui at MaraCaibo. Venezuela. reports to
the State Department that by an execu-
tive order Of July Is. corn. beans. and
peas have been placed on the free LIST
from August 1 TO September 81. 20 assist
the poorer classes Of population who
nave suffered much OF late from the high
prices or articles of food. Under date OF
July p, Mr. PlumaCher informed the de-
partmeDt oatmeal had been placed in
class OF the tarie, or at the rate OF as
cents per 22pf5 pounds.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN PRISON
An Accused Evangelist Cuts His
wrist With Glass.

Wrist With Glass
TRENTON, n J., Aug 3o.-Clarence
Young, the Newark evangelist. who was
recently sentenced 10 State prison for big
amy, was found bleeding in his cell yes
terday. having cut his wrist with a piece
Of glass obtained by breaking q medicine
bottle. He was taken TO the prison hos
pital, where the wound was dressed, and
IF this is his only injury he will recover
Young, however. informed DIT. Nackcu-
zic. one Of the prison physicians. that in
his efforts 20 Kill himself he had swal-
lowed several pieces Of broken glass An
examination of his throat failed to show
any sign that this had been done. He
declared that he had eaten the broken
glass with some cabbage.
NHLuE was committed three months ago
for DiEamy. He IS alleged to be q desert
or from the army. hut this he denies He
told br. Mackenzie that he had nothing
to live for. and was determined 60 end
his existence The physician says he is
mentally unbalanced. Young is about
thirty years Of age
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Insurance Physicians 10 Meet.

The State Department has received a
note from the Netherlands Legation to
the effect that the Second International
Congress of Physicians Of Insurance
Companies viii Doe held in Amsterdam
September 1925 1891. The United states
Is invited to send official delegates.
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Hawthorne selections

First racc-Huzlh. Hcrmis Ncllsa
second race-I riaaItza, Maggie DAVIS Suave
Third racc-kunJa, Max Beudix. UIEoum.
Fourth Eace-irH5ty Bell, ATegreSor Bouey
Boy.
fifth 1gc-Iiayd0u, Mabel VIM Earsis
Sixth race-LaureItc G.. vs.. W. Searcher-
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Fort Eric Selections.

First race-Militant Lakeview Belle. Scmuire.
Second Icc-McditatiOn. la Crimc1. Paper
Maker.
Fourth r5cc-Edith o. Gray Daily, UIcd.
Fifth racc-Ihc Laurel. OCIc Brooks FrandoC
Sixth race-Curtscy. Flaneur, BeIuccnt
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DeImnr Park Selections.

First raoe-EcHucth. IT.. Jack Willis Dfsz
Second r1ee-Colonial Girl, Bart Howe Ladg
Clark.
Third race-George B. Cox, Nrksrnis. Uurr.TI
Fourth TlCc-Miss Patron, Tckful. Fliry DIV
Fifth Ucc-PUate'a Daughter, kisme. John
Morton
Sixth race-Ed L.. Mound City. Euterp..