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TO AMEND ANTITRUST LAW
Bill Introduced by Senator Cullovu
70 Strennthen Sherman Act.

Bill Introduced by Senator Cullovn
TO Strengthen Sherman Act.
Washington. December "A bill
was introduced by Senator Cullom
today TO amend the sherman anti.
trust law. II prohibits Interstate
commerce in articles produced by
trusts, the penalty being a nne Of
from $500 to $1,000. Annual reports
are required 20 be made by all per-
sons. firms and interpretations en-.
gagged In Interstate commerce. They
are to be nled with the interstate
commerce commission and they are
to be subject TO the scrutiny Of the
attorney general. but not Of tho gen
eral public, The attorney general is
authorized TO appoint ATTY special
agents to seek out viclstor$ u the
law.
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nothing that is new and Original and IN
short. It seems that the presidents powder
became very damp in some way before he
commenced 20 ERE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-10
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

H. Abraham, of Montgomery, Ala
was in the city yesterday looking for
mules.
MIR. J,hn Trotwood Moore shipped
a fine Tennessee Wilkes lilly to u
r. CARPENTER, Pueblo. Ind. and line
Brown Hal FLY to c. H. Bait, Chester
Pa. Saturday. Both these fillies are very
promising and will be trained for the
race track.
John Frazier sold handsome driving
mare to Robt. Cranberry Friday
The price paid was $3.50.
Stock yard shipments: Hagey q
Thomas, 3 loads hogs to Louisville Lay
Anderson, one load hogs to Louisville
Milt Allen, load of hogs to Louisville
stock Yard Co., load Of mules to
r. l.. Granbery, Dallas, Tex. ioao
mules to J. B. CRANBERRY, Dallas,
Tex, 2 loads mules to Thompson q
Hudson. New Orleans; load, of mules
to w. /. Segall Abbcyville, La. one
load to J. l.. Acres, Dothan, Ala.
Austin Harlan received one load OF
mule colts, Estes & Hill. 2 loads colts,
J. d. Barrow, one load colts al from
Indiana.
Charley Wright received a load Oh
aged mules from West Tennessee.
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THE SICK.

Prof. F. M. Hntsell is still indis-
posed at his home on We st Sixth street.
J. W. Tanner, the mail carrier, is
very SICK with fever at his home on
Ninth street. His mot her, M rs.
Frances Tanner, is with h i'm for a
few days.
Mr.. W. j. Guest, who was painfully
hurt Saturday, is suffering greatly from
his wound, and is unable TO sleep for
the pain. Mr.. Guest went into his
large cooler Saturday to get out some
meat. The place was dark, and IN
walking about he stumbled over tub.
In falling, the palm of one hand came
down on the sharp, heavy hooks hxed
on the wall for the purpose OF holding
ND pieces of fresh meat. The hand
was badly torn and is greatly swollen.
Mrs. W. r. Shelton, who has been
dangerously ill, was operated upon
Tuesday night, the doctors think very
successfully. The patient. however,
is still in danger. Her many friends
hope for an early improvement ana
her complete recovery.
Prof. f. M. Hutsell, who has been
quite sick this week, is some better,
but will not be able to resume work
before Monday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-10

Blazed Trail The reading rooms OF
this Club are open every day.
II you have corns and wish them sue,
cessfully and palnlessly removed, call
on Prof. jackson at Harris barber
shop or call phone 304, and he will
come to your home. Columbia people
who have given Prof. jackson a trial
are we'll pleased.
ESQ. George w. Hayes has moved
his office to the office on North Main
street recently vacated by s.: IS.
Stephens. Mr.. Hayes says he still re-
tains the right, given him by the
County Court. to move into the police
headquarters at the court house when
ever he may choose to 40 so.
For Wall Paper that is "the thing, .
strictly, See 49,,
oed-tf GRAINS, The Druggist"
Major J. T. Williamson announces
in the Daily Herald as a candidate foi
City Magistrate at the ensuing Novem'
Der election. He is too well and TOO
favorably known to need say further
introduction or endorsement. A law,
yer by profession and long years OF
practice, together with his well known
firmness and probity OF character,
emlnently qualify him for the place.
Mr.. Frank H. Smith announces in
the Daily Herald as candidate for City
Magistrate at the election on N november
ID. Mr.. Smith is not a lawyer; very Few
magistrates are. But he is finely
educated man, with a well stored mind
and discriminating Judgment, ana
would prove a most acceptable offlcer
every way. And when it comes to kind
ness. cleverness and an accommodating
disposition, he has few equals and no
superior in this community.
MOST EXCELLENT =
Valentines Sweet Gum,
Valentines Florida Fruit Gum
Valentines Peach Roll.
Distinct Flavor Trade suppl ed by
d&w-tf J. A. Sloan q Co.
AT a meeting of the local Bivouac Of
Confederate Veterans, Monday morning.
the following delegates and alternates
were chosen to the State Convention
at Nashville. Delegates: M. b. Tom
Iipson. J.. G. Williamson, w. A.
smith, Capt. p. Fl. Craig, J. T. Bel
lanfant. Mai. T. E. Jamison, Capt Il.
Id. Smith, 7. G. Cheairs and MAJ. W.
!. Whitthorne. Alternates: Capt A.
A. Lipscomb. Jno. r. Gracey, N. q.
Cockrell. j. A. Blake. Lloyd Cecil, X:
q. Harris, e. I. Jourlay, David
Trousdale and Maj. N. F. Cheairs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-10
AROUND TOgS

Chanoery Court viii convene the
third Monday in October.
Mrs. Katherine VOORHEES, has moveC
to the corner of Ninth and GardeI
streets.
Mems Pants s2.ss: one price only
None better. T. NJ. FiguerS-
J.W. Reams has moved to the Vosi
place on North Garden street, recently
vacated by Sergt. Adkins.
Will Barxer is moving today Il
the house on North Garden street
recently vacated by Mr.. kippax.
Miss Louise Woodside has accepted
a position as stenographer with the
Columbia Mill and Elevator Go.
Mr.. Henry T. Sloan of Nashville,
has accepted a position with me
grocery firm of j. A. Sloan q Co.
Three extra coaches had TO be at
tached to the accommodation Tuesday
morning to carry the many people going
to Nashville.
Phintias Lodge K. of P. has work
for End and Bird ranks for Friday
night. The meeting hour has been
changed from 8 clock until 80.
The many friends of Mr.. W. j.
Cakes will be glad TO know that he Is
now able to attend to business, since
the fall he sustained several weeks ago.
Mrs. Coleman and MIR. Granville
Coleman, were called TO Athens, Ala
bama, Wednesday, by the serious Ill
ness of Mrs. Coleman granddaughter.
Dobbins q Ewing have purchased
from w. B. Turner, Trustee, the entire
STOCK of the Columbia Furniture Co.
and are selling it out at greatly reduced
prices.
Mr.. Jno. B. Gray has accepted a
position in the queensware department
at the Racket. He is brother OF
Mr.. Jessie Gray, with Watkins, Har-
Ian & Evans.
Charlie Frierson, colored, who is a
prisoner at the Jail, was married yester-
day afternoon to LAURA Wright. The
ceremony was performed in jail, by Els
quire R. n. Guest.
T. E. Scribner, Secretary of the
local lodge of Elks, has been elected
Secretary of the State Organization,
which was perfected at their conven-
ton in Nashville this week.
A fishing party, composed of the fol-
lowing, left Wednesday for Mar
shall county. where they will enjoy a
week s outing, hunting ana fishing ::
Mr.. and Mrs N. B. Cheairs, Messrs.
Dick Cheairs and Albert Fleming.
Last Saturday was the opening day
for the Industrial School, conducted by
the King Daughters. The attend
ance was very encouraging, there
being about forty enrolled. DR..
Wharton delivered the opening ad-
dress. The school is open at 2 O'Clock
every Saturday.
The persons who have the follow
ing books, taken from the Library Of
the Students Club, will please return
them. .Towit: Dorothy Vernon OF
Haddon Hail. ''In connection with
the De Willoughby Claim. and 1.-The
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v akeffeld- Fleming.

On October at 2 p IN. beautiful
wedding was solemnized at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming, OF
Leiper's Greek, when their daughter,
Elizabeth was united in marriage to
Mr.. Bell Seay Wakefield. Miss Pearl
Wilson Roach was maid of honor, and
Mr.. Cant Wakefield was the groom
best man.
Loving girl friends had decorated the
parlor in green and white; and when
the bridal party entered to the, soft
strains of the wedding march. played
by Mrs. J. Park johnson, sister OF the
bride, they made lovely group.
The bride and maid of honor were
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-10

upon the discharge of his duties. His
work chiefly wi ! be in the reportorial
department. Tell him the news.
Davis Mitchell left Yesterday for st.
Louis, where he will be under treat
ment for the next month.
John Trotwood Moore left for Nash
vile Tuesday, where he will act
as one of the judges in the Horse
/, Show.
Mrs. W. 8. Young and daughter.
Miss Fannie, have returned from a
four weeks visit to her sister IN
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Dodson have re-
turned from the Great Lake district,
where they have been spending the
summer.
Mrs. Jno. V. Orman Of Nashville.
and Miss Bessie Orman Of Spring Hill,
are visiting Mrs. o. A. Finley on
Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McEwen and
son. Irvine, have returned to Duck
River, after a six months stay in
Hereford, Texas.
Miss Lille Pinion left for PulasK
last week, where she has gone tot
take charge of the millinery store OF
Patrick & Yancey.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Will Hodge leave
this morning for their home in
Marshall, Texas, after visit Of several
weeks to relatives here.
Miss Hill of Murfreesboro and Miss
Sledge of Greensboro, Ala, arrived
Saturday afternoon, and are the guests
of Mrs. A. M. Leach.
Mrs. W. J. Erwin of Batesville,
Ark. arrived Yesterday to visit her
brother Register r. E. Lipscomb, and
other relatives in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johp Trotwood Moore
will leave the last of this month to spend
the winter in Nashville. They will
board ia West End, with Mrs. Leftwich'
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Jones left
Monday for Nashville, to witness
the Horse Show, and from there they
will go on to Louisville to visit friends.
Walter Stephens, who has been
night clerk at the Bethel, has accepted
a position with the Cumberland Ie!e-
phone Co., at Nashville Webt
| Thomas takes his place at the Bethell
Mrs. r. H. Guest and Miss Willie
Belle Guest, leit for Nashville, Mon
day, in response to telegram, an
nouncing the sudden death OF Mrs
J. T. Crutcher.
N Mrs. Geo. B. Williamson and chill
dren, left Wednesday for Memphl
where they will make their nome
Miss Aileen Moore, Mrs. William
sons sister, accompanied her on
visit.
The following Columbians wer'
in Nashville yesterday: Misses Pear
Proyine. Grace Annie Smith, Dorothy
Ewing. Frances McDavitt, Mrs. }. q
Hart, Mrs. W. P. Morley, Mr. ant
Mrs. Chas. Sharp, Messrs. d. f.
Alexander, Joe Chapman, JohI
Frazier.
Quite a party of Columbians left
for the East last Friday, going from
Nashville over the N. G. & st.
L., and Southern Railways. Tue fol
lowing compose the party for New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rains
Miss Mary Rains, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Martin, Mrs. J. H. Wilkes, Mrs. q
A. Forgey and Mrs. W. T. Chaffin
Misses Elizabeth Padgett and MARY
Barrow accompanied the party Il
Washington. where they will entel
school at Falrmont Seminary.
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Goes to Texas.

Mr.. J. B. CRANBERRY leaves today for
Dallas. Texas. where he has secured
a big contract on the Rock Island
Railway now building out of Dallas
Mr. George P. Frierson goes with Mr..
Granbery in the capacity Of book
keeper and purchasing agent and will
leave Monday.
The Rock Island is the anne rail
road on which Mr.. r. l.. Granbery
has a contract. 1t is estimated that
II will take three years to complete
the present extension of the read.
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Harrison Carpenter.

On Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at the resdi-
dence of the brides father, Mr.. l.. b.
Carpenter, Of Lovettvllle, the marriage
ceremony was solemnlzed, whlcn
united Mr.. T. Z. Hardison, OF Left
WITCH and Miss Temple Carpenter OF
Lovettville. The groom has been
Justice OF the Peace of the third dis
trict of this county ever since the war.
Esquire A. X. Derryberry performed
the ceremony.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-10
House Full

OF New Goods, New Ideas, New
STYLES. See this great display; Hand
some Diamonds, Watches, PICTURES,
Cut Glass, Beautiful China, Brass and
Bronze Goods, now on display at
James Bros. oc'iV-ot
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-10
PERSONALS.

A. Samuels was in Nashville yester
day.
Mr.. Madden Voss lelt Monday for
New York.
Misses Mary Calvert and Ethel Butts
are in Nashville.
ESQUIRE Dick Smith of Little Lot,
was here Saturday.
Mrs. Will Goad and children are III
Nashville this week.
Walter Addison, of Bruton, Ala, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. E. e. Erwin is visiting rela-
tives in Murfreesboro.
Mrs. w. e. Jones left Friday af-
ternoon for New York.
Miss Emma Wooten left yesterday
afternoon for Nashville.
Mrs. A. j. Alexander has returned
from visit to Nashville.
Miss Ethel Hatcher has returned
from visit to Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Hughes have
returned from trip East.
Mr.. J. G. Wooten went to lronton
Wednesday, on fishing trip.
Miss Lee Harlan has gone to Live
Oak, Fla. to spend the winter.
Elk. Atty Gen'l Frank Boyd OF
Waynesboro, is at the Bethel.
Miss Susie Lipscomb OF Ashwood,
is visiting Mrs. E. P. Turner.
Miss Harriet Hawkins of Nashville
is the guest Of Miss Ethel Hatcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. I. Joyce have gone
70 Nashville to see the Horse Snow.
Miss Mira Thompson of Spring
Hill was visiting Miss Reoecca Mayes'
Messrs. Noble Blair aud James
Gotham spent Sunday IN Lawrence
burg. ~ r.
Messrs. w. G. Salmon and W.. ID.
Wilson left Sunday evening TOT NE"
York.
Mrs. T. F. Craig of Chattanooga, Is
visiting the family OF Mr.. II. w.
Craig.
The Misses Pugh of Louisiana, are
guests of Mrs. Sue Preston az 'n'
Bethel.
Mrs George Everett Of Tullahoma,
arrived Saturday to visit Mrs. FRANZ
Everett.
Mr. nd Mrs. W. W. Patterson Q
C,annrn. were visiting friends her
yesterday - -, ;.
Mrs WIN. Drane of Clarksville, Is
tho yuest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Woodbridge. ~ :,
Mrs W. E. Baird of Nashville, II
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Annie
McLemore.
Mrs Walker has returned to Centre
Ill ofter a visit to Mrs. Clint Nc
Clanahan. :
Mrs. W. P. Morgan is visiting II
Naahr;l,a the guest of Mrs. Willough
by Williams
Henry Evans, Jr., came over gun
dav from st. Louis, to spend the ua1
with his parents.
Miss Tiny Beard has returned TO ne
boma in Nashville, after a WISH
Miss Hattie Jones.
Miss Nellie Williamson leavSi
Monday for Nashville, where sne VII
enter Belmont College.
Miss W. B. Turner OF San Francisc ~.
Cal, is here on q vlslt 10 hei
Mrs. M. F. Scribner.
Misses Lena and Willie o"l
Athens. Alabama, are visiting 'nei
nncle. MIR. j. T. Bats.
Mr.. Frank M. Brown. who mas Seei
On q visit to relatives here, LETT gun
dav for his Southern trip.
Mrs Leneave. who has been ylsitin.
her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Peeler' II
Atlanta has returned home
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Mcclellan OF Az
,onta ia. are visiting in the city an
zoo domiciled at the Bethel.
Mrs. Jpo. Wilson of Lynnville,
v;s;t;ne her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Elijah Medley on Garden street.
Mr. Perry Smell was out from N Mns
1;na for a short stay this week. Mrs
Smell is visiting friends IN ohio'
City. 49,. ra+rrpe
home much improved since ms Ns STA
in the St. Thomas Hospital az N"'A
M Charles w. Baker of Lebanon
.ocart,y with the Lebanon Democr r1t
has accepted place with tne s az onc
n He arrived yesterday and entered AZ ono
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-10
Potato Barrels.

For potato barrels, made from best
drv stock by experienced coopers. See
Bell phone 17S. Maury Barrel Co.
Citizens phone 310311. oct 1-tf
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Mrs. j. Mort Hodge gave an elegant
tea Monday evening to the following
guests: Rev. and Mrs. A. P McFerrin,
Miss Mamie Hodge and Mr.. Jas. A..
McPhail. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Hodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hodge, Misses Mary
Hargrave and Macie Taylor, Mrs. Geo.
D. Hodge.
Miss Estelle Finley entertained a
few friends at finch Tuesday evening
in honor of Miss Willie Puryear OF
Athens, Alabama.
The literary meeting of the Students
Club has been postponed until Saturday
week, but an important business meet
ing will be held Saturday, morning at
10 o clock in the Reading Room.
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We sell Four Price Suits Only-s7. so
$1,000 $3.50 and Sl5. T. N. FiguerS
Field Seeds.

We carry the largest stock in Co.
Iumbia, and sell pure Seeds do not
handle trashy stuff. When you want
the best. come to us.
IO.St Satterfeid a. Dodson.
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Don't Miss

Seeing our New Display, q great
treat for our people. Remember. Cut
Flowers at all times. James Bros
octl0-3t
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
a Linen Shower,

Misses Fannie Louise smith and
Mary Emerson entertained beautifully
with ''hnen shower" Saturday morn
ing. complimentary to Miss Mamie
Hodge. whose marriage 70 Mr.. Jam e
Albert McPhail. took place last
Wednesday. The unique affair was
given at Miss FriersOn's pretty home.
Green and white were used TO advan-
tage in the decorations and a most at
tractive scene was presented. when the
prospective bride stood under a large
white umbrella awaiting the
shower - Many dainty pieces OF
linen suitable for the dining-room and
household formed the gifts of Miss
Hodges friends. who were present,
and they fell in a shower indeed
about her. After this ceremony a
delicious three course luncheon was
served. the color scheme in the decora-
tions extending TO the refreshments.
The following were present: Mes
danes A. D. FriersoD, F. H. Smith,
4. A. and w. r. Hodge, W. Nj.
Cnaffin and 7. A. Leach.
Misses Mary Hargrayes, Mary and
Willie Ashton, Emmie Harlan, Callie
Craig. Mary and Rebecra Carpenter,
Annie Fleming, Carrie Smith, Simmie
Payne, Charlotte Henderson and Miss
Flick of Mt. Pleasant
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costumed in purple cloth with trim
mings of purple and white.
Rev. Bian Hensley performed the
impressive ceremony that made them
man and wife, after which the bridal
party were rendered reception at the
home of the groom s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wakefield.
Mrs. Wakefield is a sweet, christian
lady, and by her winning ways and
kind heart, has won large circle of
friends Mr. Wakefield is an enter
prising young farmer. and is a true
christian, the best that can be said of
anv Young man. May not cloud
o err shadow their lives, and when
they have sailed over life's tempestuous
sea, may they have a safe anchorage
on the other side. Xxx
Thursday of last week, marriage
ceremony was performed at the
Guest House. which united Mr.. Robert
P. Pigg and Mrs. Jessie Jones, of Wat,
Valley. The groom vas widower with
nine children, while the bride has four
children. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Bian Hensley, of Santa Fe.
The bridal couple returned to their
home at Water Valley.
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Miss Irene McCandlass entertained
delightfully."- at progressive finch Friday
evening at her home on the Bigbyville
pike. At the close of the evening de
iicious four course luncheon was served.
The following guests were in attendance;
Misses Maude Matthews, Edna and
Linnie Farris, A lice Alexander, Messrs.
Joe and Eugene Fleming, R. e. Regen,
Will Perry and DR.. R. s. Perry.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-10-10

DIR. A. s. Petite will deliver a lee
ture on the subject of asia Minor
at the First Baptist Church this
evening. under the auspices of
the Young Peoples Union of that
church, ana for the benefit of the
Union. Admission 25 cents Asia
Minor has one of the most interesting
histories, ancient or modern, of any
country on the globe; and DR.. Petite
having given the subject great re
search and study, and being an elo-
quent and forceful speaker as he Is,
will doubtless afford his audience a
delightful as well as an instru ctive
hour. 1t is such opportunities and
occasions as this that our people should
appreciate and patronize.
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Mrs. Joe Brownlow entertained the
Sixth Street Finch Club Wednesday,
complimentary to Mrs. M. L. Light
foot and Mrs M. E. Wheeler, There
were four tables of players and five
interesting games were played. after
which delicious lunch course was
served. Mrs Frank Everett will en-
terrain the Club next Wednesday after
noon at three O'Clock. complimentary
to her guest, Mrs. George Everett,
of Tullahoma.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05

Shamrock I. which has been taken from
her moorings In Gareloch.
II Is practically certain that a good start
will have been made with the building OF
the Shamrock III by the time that the
repainting OF the Shamrock l has been
finished
In planning Sir Thomas Lipton's new
challenger Mr.. Fife has decided TO drop
metals and alloys The new cup racer
will be built wholly Of steel. The frames
are to be Dubbed. angle steel. and the
plating will be thin plates of nickel steel
The model will be prepared at Fairlie,
PRINCIPALLY from knowledge Of the faults
and conditions which the designer recog-
nized In the first Upton challenger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
SEAWANHAkA RACES

New York. Sept. 5.-The setwanhaka-
Corinthian Yacht clubs fall racing began
yesterday on the sound or oyster Bay.
Twenty-four yachts started IN the races.
The wind was fresh from the west
southwest and fast time was made.
In the raceabout class three OF the Am
erican Yacht club boats met the regular
raceabouts. and the Jolly Tar. owned by
8. Howland. was the winner. She de-
feated the Mavis the champion raceabout
OF last season by 81 seconds.
In tho class for the American one-de-
sign boats there were four starters. and
the winner was stuyvcsant wainwrignt's
Howdy. Howard willets Cricket was
second. The Houri won the race for the
Lsrchmont 2i-footers Her only competi-
tor. the Dorothy. had 10 withdraw be-
cause she parted tho throat halyaris. in
the Seawanhaka knockabout class there
were four starters, and the Gowan, owned