The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-03
GREEN WONDERS.

son sent in q bill for services as pro-
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GREEN WONDERS.
An unprecedented series of rich purses
offered in the Grand Circuit this year for
trotters eligible to the slow classes has
started earlier than usual the annual
spring gossip about prospective wind
splitters that were Laid away" unmarked
at the end of the last training season.
Many an owner is on the still hunt Tor
green one good enough to so down the
line next summer and bag all the Dig
purses OF the series.
One of the fastest of all the young
trotters now in sight in Kentucky is
Nova Simmons bv Simmons 2.2S, the
| blind son of George Wilkes, 2:22. her re-
cord is 2:34 IA, but the rail birds say she
trotted a mile in 2:OS 3-4, for L. w. Irice,
at Lexington, last year.
Gus Macy the Kentucky trainer VINO
brought out BeuZetta, 2:ob 81 mas d VOL
6erful Young horse in Country Jay, py
| Jayhawker 2:14 ga. this green one having
trotted a trial in 2:10 at Versail!es last
season, according to report. J. II. nay q >
of Lexington, has a tried morse U. la
s,ead in The Bondsman. If he Will only
stand I'M under hard training. Before the
campaign opened last year this unmarked
trotter was timed a mile III I'll. II. D.
strader. another Kentucky horselnal, mas
~,ron,isinn one in MinivaI. tnat y. =.
Van Meter drove a mile IN Z:I oHet ZIG
Louisville track in 1900. no,r1p7
DEATH RELIEVED HEFt IORloia.
Da,t, relieved Miss Bessie flshef al
;ioht o'clock last night in the do'ei In
naral after a month Of torture resu'sil.s
from, burns received in fre III tie ap",
,,,on+s of her sister, Mrs. Nenette rene
,reaux. in the Pierrepont' IN west ~
second street. on February !!
s1thouph DR.. Frederick 81. Nlgsln re-
ted m every medical means possioIe y
.ottora his patient, and her lance u: -
80 Of No. .5S Greene Avenue. BroohAs ~
4-.as a,renared to give cuticle hrom ms ;
w., asel to cover the burned portloi!S -.
Wv, eweetbeart's body, the. flames I'd
aona their worst and death only pu' 90
end to the poor girls suiterlnss'
emu ~ FLED TO DEATH.
,,o,a;,c continuously from the nose anu
Gums, Elmer W. Roach, o! ~ aarlv
place Brooklyn, died at ms hoilte t,,ase
atarday morning from one OF liiooe
,,.starious diseases for which physicians
-, ~ found q, name, but which they s1u-
Mt &c heyond their ability to cure oi eve"
r. assign to a. satisfactory CAUSE, ~
M Roach was studying denustrs III
phiIadelphia when the attack us.''l'
three weeks ago. After suffering ~
week he returned to his nome ~ 80 n
lyn and went under the care " 80 ~
Eorest and Peabody, who exhausted Oh
,,no1yn means of controlling hemorrhages.
rho two physicians left him only 1e"
minutes before his death.
Dr Emil F. Hartung, of the Coroners
office said that death was due TO an eA-
cessiye amount of White corpuscleS III Tue
blood. 49,.
Il have had only two cases of TINS
kind" he said, lin the seventeen years l
have been practicing.
Haemophilia is the name given TO inc
disease but persons suffering from 1t are
popularity known as "bleeders
A NOVEL SHOW.
At Madison Square Garden this morn
ing the seventh annual show of the Ma
tional Sportsmans Association will open
and continue for two weeks, closing at
midnight on Saturday, March 18th.
Many novel features will be intro
duced. Fully one-third of the extensive
main floor space of the amphitheatre has
been turned into an artificial lake. with
indented shores and wooded islands, it's
water stretching away to the eastward
beneath overhanging rocks and stone
arches, until they reach the base of the
drop curtain painted by Lafayette Sevie.
Cascades of real water tumble down the
mountain sides to the lake, and at the
foot of one Of these cascades a colony
of beavers will be busily engaged during
the progress of the show. On the oppo-
site side of the lake a family of musk
rats and otter will be similarly occu-
pied.
Upon the wooded island in the center of
the lake will be presented the drama of
'.Hiawatha I" The actors will be selected
from a band of Ojibway Indians, brought
for the purpose from their home on Lake
Huron and Sault Ste. Maria. Many OF
the tribe rites and dances of the Ojib-
ways Will be introduced into the drama,
performance taking place both afternoons
nd