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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Laurel, Oct. PA romance is connected
with the marriage Of Miss Margaret Melvin
and Joseph Taylor. -Four weeks ago Mr..
Taylor, who is New York travelling sales
man, met Miss Melvin while he was here
When he left town the next day Miss Melvin
was his affianced. He did not see her again
until yesterday, when they were married BY
the Rev E. A. Warfield. They took the
Norfolk express for Florida, where they ex-
pect to spend the winter. Miss Melvin is
popular in social circles of the county and
the marriage was surprise to her friends.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 1901.

is, that the governors charge that
Major Carson sent the Ledger ian
article which be must have known was
not uorrect,'' Is gross impertinenee,
and so conspicuously insxact that rot
even the governors defective grammar,
nor yet his imperial wei can excuse,
much less justify it. Major Carson
never sent line to the Ledger, nor to
any one, which he knew was incorrect.
Ed. Ledger
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

a pepper sauce that is very nice with
meats is made as follows: Take four
dozen large ripe peppers and remove
most Of the seeds. Put them into ket-
tie with FIVE large sliced onions, three
cloves of garlic, one tablespoonful of
salt, the same quantity Of chopped horse
radish root and one pint of vinegar.
Boil together until the vegetables can
be rubbed through a coarse wire sieve.
To each pint Of the mixture add half a
pint Of vinegar. Season with one table,
spoonful of black pepper and the same
amount of cloves and allspice. Again
put the mixture over the fire and boil
Eve minutes. Bottle and seal while hot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
DUCK A LA METsEI,E

Clean the bird well. Take the heart
and liver and chop them up with three
tender shallots, half teaspoonful Of
salt, tablespoonful of pepper, and table,
spoonful of sweet butter. With this line
the inside of the fowl. Sew up the
apertures, roll the duck in a napkin and
tie it tightly. plunge into boiling water
and boil rapidly for forty minutes.
Serve on hot dish with lemon points,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

Take three quarts Of barberries,
stewad by themselves in little water
and strained through colander; four
quarts Of cranberries, one-half pound OF
raisins. one large ounce and four small
onions all stewed together in quart of
water and then strained. Mix these in
gradients with the barberries and add
half pint of vinegar, four ounces of
salt, one pound of sugar, half an ounce
each of ground Glove and allspice, one
ounce of black pepper, two ounces Of
celery seed, half an ounce of ground
mustard. teaspoonful each of cayenne,
cinnamon and ginger and a grated nut
meg. Let these boil together for min
ute. IL too thick add more vinegar.
When cold, bottle and seal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

Take one dozen anchovies, wash them
md scrape them into pieces. Put them
into a large saucepan with six large
onions, two quarts of tomatoes and two
red peppers, chopped fine; add two
quarts Of good sharp vinegar and sea-
son with three tablespoonfuls each of
salt. brown sugar, and black pepper
corns one tablespoonful Of mace, the
same amount of cloves, and two table,
spoonfuls Of pulyerized ginger. Put the
pan over the back of the fire and cook
slowly until the mixture is little thick.
Strain through a sieve, and when the
catsup is cold bottle and seal it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

A simple Chilli sauce is made as fol-
lows: Peel two dozen large. ripe toma-
toes and chop them with four peppers
and four onions. Put them into a por-
celain lined kettle. add four tablespoon
fuls Of salt, the same quantity of brown
sugar, one pint of vinegar, and one tn
blespoonful each of cinnamon and all
spice. Boil slowly from one to two
hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

months from this date. My dear ana best
OF woman, IL Fitch should file a bill relative
to the Hiram you will be pleased to employ
my friend, q. Read, as my council. have
wrote to Mr.. Leamy TO effect insurance on
$500 on my private adventure on board the
schooner Erect.
l remain, my dear love, your affectionate
Ross until death David Ross.
In witness, Constant Hough, mate Thomas
Tarrant, pilot. Proven June 10th, 1878.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

Greensboro, Nd. Oct %. Tuesday
afternoon the residences CT Luther Nj.
Dill, near Petersburg, Del, was burned.
together with most of its contents. The
fire is supposed to have originated from
a defective fue and was discovered in a
closet adjoining, the. chimney in the
Kitchen. Loss, S., 900; insurance, 81, 200.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

Out into pieces one dozen red bell
peppers and four large onions. Put
them into a preserving kettle with three
and ne-half pints of good sharp vine-
gar. Boil slowly for two hours and then
strain through a sieve. Return the
strained pulp to the kettle. add two ia
blespoonfuls Of brown sugar. one ounce
each Of powdered ginger, mace, and
cloves, half an ounce OF cinnamon and a
little salt. Cook the mixture slowly
until it thickens and bottle and seal
when hot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal.
Dover. Oct. 24.-The Wellington
Manufacturing 90. of Philadelphia,
with capital stock of 1926, 900. filed
its certificate of moor poration here yer
terday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.

Allowances for Interest, Printing and sta
tionery and other Items.
The following list, taken from the
county auditors report for the SIX
months ended June Both last, shows all
lowanoes for interest on bonded debt
printing and stationery and other
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

Put two gallons of sliced green toma-
let them remain over night. In the
morning drain the tomatoes and chop
rather fine. Put the chopped vegetables
into a porcelain kettle with two quarts
of vinegar, one quart of brown sugar,
two tablespoonful each of mustard and
black pepper. one tablespoonful of Glove
and the same of allspice. Cook the mix
ture until the tomatoes are very soft,
and put into jars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
RELIsHMs.,
BY Mrs. Barbara sadler.

Relishes are enjoyed by every one but
teople tire OF the same one day after
Hay. For this reason / always make it
q point to put up as many kinds as pos
able. think among the following you
will find some that are new and sure to
please your family and friends. A jar
or two of each will cause you very little
work and will make desirable change
not obtsinable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
Hoods Sas-sapassiEEa

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wait till you are
worse. but buy bottle TODAY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To T. oyERPEck. his bsirs or as-isa-;
You are hereby notified that ] have e,-
pended during the year. i@l- isc- IssA W
Dollar In labor sad improvements upon the
venu. lode. situate in Decatur 1inin-; district
Con~!o- county. Coloeado. the location eertih-
cate Of which l. recorded in the Office o: tue
couaty clerk and recorder c' ton-!o- county
Ia B..Jk = a, PaS- ~. in order to hold .ali
claim under the provisions of Section --k-S
Revised statutes of the United State and the
amendment. thereto appruTe,i January = f>--
concerning annual labor up-sn mining eiain-,
h-ins, th. amount rt-iuiresi to bold aid lode
for the Year. named and the period ending %
the s.-t day q p--r-rnt-r. f.p. .A,si II within
NINETY day from the personal -efyioe OF thi-
notice or within ninety day. after the puhiea'
ttpu thereof. you faii ar rrfEs- To c"otrib ibutr
your proportiua Of such -Ip-uditGr-- n. n CO
owner yocr interest in aid claim viii t--
come the property OF the -ut-erierr. ,onr
es,ounsr ~t., ha. made the rs-luir-d eri--fsei-
tur~ by the terms ct said -sctisr.
Dated at N.nt- Vista. the .tth day of May
HANS NSTzES.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

Ladies' Costumes,
Jackets + i. T.
and Skirts + +
.....A Specially.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
STATE or COLORADO.

STATE oF tOIORAUO.
CocsrI og kio 6sANDa
Nosie- Tn o-k--id-nt i,-.rsiee- and all
psr-lAs Interested.
6kEErING:
Whereas. an in,trunent 10 writing rarr-,rt-
ing y, b the is.t Gill and ts--;s m-nt 81 fh-~-
s3oee N-,ax-r late of aid Couuty dec-.>~i, has
h~~e pr~-~ntesi Ia the tounty c.surt 81 aid
eoanty for probate by Leafs ". w-ysnd 81
Aoase NlstA. kio Gran.t~ toanty, tolors... and
tA~ .sth d.y of June 4. ID. isOi has t---n --t for
hearing the sppiie4tina Tor probate 81 aid
in.trun-nt- .. the last sill and testament of
aid rLcs-torv Aetax-r. d-ve.--d.
And. vh~r~a.. u apt~ar. from .ati.fsctar,
essde0e~ that said ns-..tor~ N-tss~r d-.-a-.-i
has wife living bsr Children. and that hi.
brother. ksrl A~tas-f and Philip N-tEx-r and
sister >.ne Tucker. and Lnai-. N.tx.vt ans,
Ainuis Ast<<-s, hl--'-. and August N-txscf
nephew ~ said rh-s.ior. N-ix.,-r d.e~s-.t
arr Io1-r--,d-n;s of the state Of ,olorad.: thai
sad ell dsr-s Dot d-~crif- any proy--rty bat
the pr"t-rty dsuii--si coa.i-t- Of real and per,
.oaal property of the value II g iO
No~. t.~r~foee. notice II the said non-rv--i.
dent rriatise- And all p-r~-a. Interested a.
aforesaid. !. ber-b, given ~ h. and arp-ar
h-for- the coanty tourt 81 Rio Grs nd eoanty
at the Coars Hoa-e In u~l >ort-. % the .sti
day ~ Jun~ a. ID. lDt, tL~n and therv 10 attend
the prot- u of aid sill t-for- ID Co.r, and
further ~ to And p-rf.sn shat .hall th.n b,
Or,S-r~-i pub,i.t.~.i fpar u.-i. IN th- N.nt.
vis,. Journ.i- Witbe-.. U. n. MaJstt Jaa.-
Netting CLERK 81 aid .ounsy Court. and the --sl
th-r~of al Del <ost~ la aid County thi- ..ti
day IL Va, 4. b. iSf.
lsnaL q. ~. MaEtArr
jud<-. tetin< CLERK Cuanty Court
q. VI. Gorl.tt. Attorney.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
For Artistic Tensorial Work
Give us a call.
J. II. PEAKrREE. Barber.
Adams ST.

a iex months ago. food which ate
for breakfast would not remain on my
stomach for half an hour. uss-d one
bottle o, your kniol Dysp~r~ia Cure,
and can nox eat my breakfast and other
meals with = relish and INV food Is
thoroughly diSested. Nothing equals
Kodol DysIsria Cure for stomach
troubles. II. S. Pitts, Arlington Texas.
Kodol Dysp-psia Cure diSes's what you
eat l. ". R,cs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
Hsrses Fer ssslh Aerirs.

ST Louis buyers have contracts
with the British government for
all the horses they can boy. for
cavalry ssrvic. in South Africa
Mr.. Campbell is in the valley this
week and has been out With J. A.
Adams picking up all animals be
can find which will psss inspec.
tion. Two carloads we're shipped
from Alamosa on Wednesday aud
others will follow. The Boer var
hes been . great thing for the
western ranchm-n. since Il has
created . market for range horses,
which Tor . number d ysars b.
tore bad bssa absolutely vslusIesA
-Alsoosa Cossiss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
Notice Of Torie!tuss

To Eivard 4. Linn. hl. heir or as-isn-f
Noa are hereby notified that ~ has. "a
g--flt- during the wear ls.. i... is., i-ts, i-~.
lsSs and iiss t~-nty-istt hundred dollar. In
lsi.r and improvement. uIon the hins o-car,
tho Triumph. the H-rrni.-- and the Aatle l.
Lode, situate 90 Madill Mountain Ia the pres-
tnr aiming district. county 81 Rio draude. STATE
Of Colorado, ~ which tn. location certificates
are found a, record In B-,k -. ps.r- ~. i,.s idi
and lsi respectively. ln the o,ie- of the r-orti.r
II aid csuuty. in order q hold -aid claims ufi-
der the pro.l.inu- q ..rtion SEa of tic ~
,is-i statutes II the tnited State. and ia.
amendments thereto approved January =. ISL,
concerning annual lahns ut-'n mining clsifn-,
l-rin, the amount r-~iuir-i To bold .sid ls-is-
Tor the year. named ard tho period -udins on
ia. si.t day of D.r~mh-r 4. u. ian. And II
within ninety day. FROM the personal service Of
this notice OF within ninety day- after the pub
heation th-r--,f. y.u fail refuse To coatribui-
your proportioa 81 such expenditure a 90
o~n~r. your int-rvst In tho said claim. will i-,-
sori~ I'll. property Of the subscribers. Jour CO
owner. ~ho have made the required eatcndi.
tur-, by the term. of .aid .~-tiofi.
Dated at Jasp-r. Colorado, tho 10th DAY u
May, iri
J. +. JOHNSON
bE~S. JOHNSON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
Nstlee fer PubiIcatioa.
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
J. +. JonNsoS
bENS. joa>.oN.
ruits-i State. Land Offio,

U~I N"ftH. '""Fado. NaJ Istfi. III.
Netlee !. h~r-by sison that Ro,rrt u. Wallace.
81 Nout~ Vista. Colorado. La. filrd no,ica af hi.
tnt~utioa to make hnsi pr-,f on hi. DESERT Land
>.- y Twp, s-N MEME i-iof, H.
Nofsr. ,oiorado on Tuesday the .si dap Of Jul,
1901.
He nars~. the foIi.~ins ~itn~.-.. To prove
a.. eomrlrts Irrigation and reclamation 81 aid
land
Baii u. Wallace. John r-,ri@. Samuel d3-orr-
and Adam frsnk. all II Noat~ Vista. Colorado.
JsaH. ". BAafrH. Register
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
Insomnia

is caused by = arrangement Ok the
nerves. L,cht.s Celery Nerve Com
pound 70 an extract os celery combined
vith other eficscious medical insre
dents resulting IN nerve medicine Of
rare virturs. and wonderful in its prompt
and soothing curative eGccts. II will
make you slasp. Sold by Ricss Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

The Antonito Ledger says;
The Populists nov find them.
selves just where they were ten
y-nrr ago and they have accom-.
plished nothing" This i. not
true. The populis,s have accom-.
plished more in the Ia, ten years
than both the Did parties put
together. Municipal ownership
OF public utilities. government,
ownership Of railroads and el-c.
ton OF L. $. senators by direct
vote have become popular by rea-
son OF the new party. In fact all
the principles advocated by the
peoples party have taken strong
hold upon the American people
and will sooner OF later prevail.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
STATE OF COLORADO.
CorxTt ov BIO GttSpE
In the County Coart.
In the matter cf
uly--~- Grant Csrr>utes.
Plaintiff.
SUMMONS

Cly-.-- Grant tarr~utef.
No. ii. SUMMONS
Minnie Carp-.ntsr.
p~fsndnnt-
T1i- People rs tn. state of tolsfztn Ia Minnie
Carpenter. the Defendant atuss usna--i-
Gr--iinx.
Yoa arr hereby r-.Iuir-si IL appear in an
srtis,u bruaglt against y.,i H., the At-ps- named
Plaintiff in the ,~anty Court of Rio Grand,
s.Sunty STATE ,f tolotad.s Hni answer the com
pizint therein within thirty das- after the -s-r
sis- h-r--t'. II -srN 4 within the state 81 'olo-
RADIO. or. II --ry.i out 81 the STATE OF 'uiorado,
or by publ lraiisu- within ffty isy- alter the
-~rslc- h-r..sf, exclusive of the Ga1 ct service
os Judgment ~lll 10 taken sasain-t yssl secufii-
in :. To- the payer q Il- plslnt; and II tn.
-~rxic.. hereof b. made b, publication. then trn
day- sdditintisl ~ aid fny dsy- lat h~rrin-
above sg--cits-i for spg-caranc- ant answer ~ill
b. siio~ed before IL, takin. u .adsm-nt a..
sfor--aii
The aid action I. broas+l, tn 81, ain deer-e
Of divorce up-su III. sroand- tina, the i,.'erd.
ant without eau. ~ilsuil, deserted Plaintiff
Tor nor. thsn ,xie y-ar..s IN norr fully pt.ar
frosn the csalplaiI; .ls~i In aid ,aart In aid
a.tlua, to which reference i hereby here
made.
And you are hereby noti.-d that II you fall to
spr-sr. and Ia answer the aid c.smpislnt A.
shps- r,~Igir-Si- the aid plaintiff Viii apply
a. the t"uft fof tie relief demandrd Ia hi. aid
complaint.
Given under my hand q. II. MsDatt. jud-s-,
Acting Ci.fa oi the ,..unty ,osrt al Del Mott.
~ -aii '.asniy, hi- 18th day 81 May A. ID.
isoi.
q. n. NAErArT.
i.I,Ll Jadsr. Ae,ins clerk 'oan'y ,"aft-
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
Netice of Forfeiture.

t. :. NJ Dyer aud T.. o,-rp~es. their heir, os
a-.igps.
loC are hereby un,ifri that | have expended
during III. year. lssi. isc l-s.i. i-.'. l-s., iSs,
and fisD. >--.en Hundred D-tllar- in Labor Ani
i'm pFo,-u-nt- ur-,n the No L.-i- mining
claim situate in Decatur mining dis strict eunni,
lc--atiou certificate l. fulnd of r.corsi IN BOOK
N page II. in the Office at the clers and
r.@,ori-r of aid esunty IN urticr to bold said
the Revised statute II the United state and
the an.niiarut- thereto approved JsuuA1 =
i-st. cssie-rnin.; annual lst-sr uI-us mlntns
elAim.. t-in- the suount required to hold .iiid
To- ff the year. named and tf- r-eriuzi -ndiu-
December si-t. \. u. iss. And u within NINETY
da,. frum the publlcati tiou uf tEi- n"tic- you iai
or t-fu--- c..utribaiS your pruI-sftion o' such
-1prnsiitur- cs,-osu-r. yssur Interest In tits
aid claim ~ill t--coin- the property 81 the sutr
-.rit--r b, thi. tefun- of aid scctiou.
Dst..i at N"uiss Vista. colorado. the .!tsl
Il May, noi.
Hans MATxfN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

Del Norte has decided To cele-
brate the Fourth, and an Executive
Committee. consisting of Mayor
John Ewing. Jr.. ID. n. Hill, Geo.
a. Scibird, John ". Wilson and
{. NJ. France. ha. been selected,
with full power 10 appoint sub
committees and plan the cclcbra.
ton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

The marriage Of two Of Del
Nortcs most popular youug
people. Geo. f. Wilson and Lizzie
Won I'crnuth, will take place on
juno sth. Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

1t now seems probable that the
st. Johns day celebration at Wag-
on Wheel Gap may be postponed,
on account of the smallpox
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08

Everyone IN the Cripple Creek
district is taking nm interest 10
the coming session Of the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress
which meets in Cripple Creek
July Ii to 10 inclusive. The
Meeting Of the congress has been
the town talk for months: the
Woman's Club is taking great
interest and it is expected that
their part of the entertainment
will be grea, surprise and
pleasure not alone to the visitors,
but 10 the people Of the district nj
well.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
GEO. g. cHaTWIN.
Merebsnt + CsiIor.

Will show a fine line Of Samples at
prices TO compete with Eastern
houses.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
~S~~

Fit. STYLE and Workmanship guar
anteed. me call aud examine
Prices
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-06-08
Hats reduced in price at
Miss NoRLASDs.
Seed Potatoes.

Seed Potatoes.
l have Chicago Market seed
potatoes for sale cheap.
CHAs. IDgES.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-06
GOMEZ and ANNEXATION
VETERAN LEADER FAVORS ALSO
Lutte INDEPENDENCE.

HAVANA, Aug. Gen. Gomez has
written to his friend. Gen. Vega, regard
Ing the reports that he had described him
self and Senor Estrada Palma as annexa-
tionists After remarking that he had
come upon a reference to the matter I'm a
local paper in Puerto Principe. ne says:
ITO pretend that Scnor Palma and are
anneXationistS is madness. The best way
70 carry out Il plan Is TO speak Of It, For
this reason 1t appears that many Cubaus
desire annexation and look to most of the
prominent chiefs OF the revolution 10 sup
port the movement; but they have tried
to convert TO the doctrine some very old
heretics.
The Pfatt law solved the question. The
constitutional convention was not 10
blame, as III had fired the last cartridge in
defense OF absolute independence.
There was no meeting of the convention
today, only twenty delegates presenting
themselves.
Senior Glberga recently refused TO sub
scribe TO a fund being raised In the con-
ventiOn I'm aid of the mother Of Marti.
declaring that Marti WAS the evil genius
OF Cuba. and that his memory would be
oxecratcd by history.
Senior CisneroS urged the convention 70
exact an apology from SeuOr Giberga or
TO compel him to resign.
Senor Giberga declares that he viii not
return 20 his seat IN the convention until
the matter is settled and that he viii pub
lish manifesto TO the country giving his
reasons for thinking as he does of Marti
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-06
OPENING DAY AT HARLEM.
FiIon dor Lands the Golf steep=e-
chase. FpXorfte EInishig.g Third

CHICAGO, Aug 5.-Filon dor won the
Golf steeplechase the feature of the
Opening day of Harlems summer meet
ing Bermuda, Hundred and Flaccus cou-
pied We're the favorites, but were not
prominent at the end, the light-weighted
Alice 3 fighting it out with FiIon d Or.
The closest finish OF the day was in the
fifth race, when Jaubert, Rosewar and
Ishtar finished noses apart.
Weather clear; track fast. Summai les:
First race, six and one-half furlongs,
seIIing-W b Gates, 105, Sullivan, IS to
l, won: Rance, 103 T. Knight II to l,
second; Hylo, 9S, Helgesef, 16 to /, third.
Time, 1:21 3-5
Second race, six fuTlongs-Miss Bennett,
10i, Dominick, to ., won; Burnie Bun
ton, 100, Ransom, 10 TO /. second: Federal,
f97 Conley, % to /. third Time, 1:I3 1-5.
Third race, Golf steeplechase, short
cCurse-FilOn dor, 15S, Ellison, to /,
won; Alice b, l33 c. Johnson 10 to /,
TO 5, third. Time 1884
Fourth race, smile and one-sixteenth -
Eesuyian, 104, r. Knight, . to 90 won;
Scotch Plaid, los. Ransch, 2 to l, second;
Strangest, III, DaVlsson, Is to !, third
Time, las 4-5
Fifth race, five furlongs. selllng-Jau-
pert, los, Alexander, 6 to l, won; Rose
war, 81, Ransch, even, second Ishtar, %,
Meade to l. third. Time, Loo As
Sixth race, six and one4half furIongs
selling-Likeness, 9S, Ransch, to 1, won:
lO3, knight, to l, third. Time 1:20 2-5
Seventh race, mile and one-eighth. sell
ing-Alaska, lO9 Alexander, 3 to /. won:
Ianmany Chief, 81 Ransch, to 5, sec
GGnd; Dagmar, 1o3, Bassinger, 30 to l. third
Time, So So.