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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
Tho Loco.weed OF the West.

prairies known as the loco weed. loco"
being Spanish for crazy. The weed belongs
to the bean family, and there are several
species of it, This is one OF the cases where
animals are not protected by their instinct,
for they cat this weed. and sometimes after
one eating suffer with a arrangement OF
the brain that in human beings would he
called insanity. The subject is under IN.
vestigat:on in the Department Of Agrlcul.
snr. M Wush;pgtan
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
A World Beautiful.

Don't crowd your world with hate m.
ger. envy. regrets, fears, disorder, discord
and inharmony. Every second brighten
your world with love and JOY and peace
and hope. Every minute expand your
world BY unfolding yourself. Every hour
open your eycs wider to the grand and
beautiful sights in your world; open your
ears to the delightful and inspiring strains
crbood. tenderness kindness, geutlcness.
checrfulness and contentmcnt. Then
IRON hour to hour, day by day, ycar by
year your world will become more beauti.
full.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
Eleven pays In an opsn Boat.

For eleven days the crew OF the
schooner Florence B. Edgett and Mrs.
Kay. the Captains wife. drlfted about
in m open boat. The schooner had
been dlsmantled Iorty-one days before.
They were rescued by a passing ship
and landed ut New York City.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
The Laces Of Paraguay.

In some OF the towns of Paraguay near.
ly all the inhabitants are engaged il lace.
making. The art was taught there two
centuries ago by missionaries, and the dc.
signs were taken from the webs woven by
spiders. These designs survive in the man:
uiacture to this day. the lace being called
by an Indian word meaning spider web"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
YOUNG GIRL MURDERED.
Assaulted and Thss Kiiisd-Hsr Employ
sr's HostisP Arrested.


Albany, N. IA brutal murder Of
nineteen-year-old girl was committed
here. The victim. Anna Mitchell. was
a domestic In the home Of Mrs. Adrian
o. Mather. in LSudonville. a. suburb
Of Albany. She was criminally as
saulted. her head was battered and
her body left In gully few hundred
feet from the Mather home. where II
was found.
The victim left the Mather home
early In the evening to visit her
widowed mother. who lived a mile
away. The police have In custody
Frederick w. Knapp, hostler en-
pleyed by Mrs. Mather. The girl never
reached her mothers home. The
mothers inquiries at the Mather home
early In the morning led to the search
for the girl.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
su,,an.s Attitude Friendly Now.

The Sultan of Bacolod. Mindanao.
Philippine Islands. has dropped his be-
licerent tone and assumed friendly
attitude toward the Americans. The
proposed punitive expedition against
him will probably be abandoned.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
R.,s.r Bas Killed 47,l4s Game.

The German Royal Gamekeepers ~, ~
reau has kept q record OF Emperor, VIII.
iam's hunting. During thirty years he na; ha;
killed 47,443 pieces Of game. including 3ys' se
deer, elk Or chamois; 1893 wild boars, w.
sos hares or rabbits and 1881 pheasants.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
CoIonel svsyus Recalled. =.

Colonel Swayne has been recalled To
England. and General Manning will
lead the proposed second expedition
against the Mad Mullah. OF Somali-
land
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
LIABLE FOR ALL PROPERTY LOSSES


New York Clty.-The Supreme Court
has handed down q decision holding
that an express company may not limit
Its liability for property lost through
Its negligence. because Of the state
ment on printed receipts that It win
not be liable for any sum exceeding $50.
The decision was rendered in an ap-
peal from O judgment rendered In IA
vor of Jacob C. Simon against Dun
laps Express Company. Simon sued
for $3.50. the value Of pair Of lace
curtains, and obtained judgment.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
Militia Prevent q LynehIng.

Militia called to protect Jason Baker.
suspected OF assaulting white woman
ut ADMISSION, Ala, dispersed mob OF
Iynchers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
burglars Fob Bank; Get S2l00.

Burglars secured $500 from the
Stewart County Bank at Dover. Tenn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

When a fellow has hole in one OF his
shoes he can generally be depended Upon
TO put his best foot forward.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

ing-came Jesus and stood in the midst OF
them" John %: 10. What a wonderful
day that was, for this evening mentioned
Is the evening OF the day which began
with the resurrection OF Jesus. This is
the first meeting OF the disciples after
they had heard the story. and the door is
shut for fear Of the Jews. 1t is not neces-
sary that I should describe the empty
tomb nor the shining face OF Mary as she
tod Of her meeting with Him. nor yet
again to speak OF Christs special meeting
with Peter. to meet him in spite OF his de-.
nial. but only that yc should see this Won
deriul Saviour like the Jesus OF olden
times, and that only while He cats and
drinks with them. yet lie can pass through
the door while the door is yet shut.
Note first that it was at the evening.
This is the time for the sqqaring of ac-
counts. No man ought to close his eyes
in sleep until he has gone over every hour
OF the day, made note OF every inconsist-
ercy, and presented it all to the great
High Priest, who waits to make interces-
sion for Us. Note second that the door
was shut. Alas, there are many things
that have closed the door OF our hearts,
and the difference between the heart 5
door and the door o: this room is this, that
Jesus came into that room OF His own
will. He will not come into our lives
tha, close the door OF the heart. First. in
consistency. Let no man think that he
can be an Inconsistent Christian and walk
in fellowship with Christ.
Second. sel6shncss. Let no one imagine
that he can put self on the throne and
have Christ rule in His being.
Third. an unforgiving spirit. Tender
hearted. forgiving one another even as God
for Christ's sake has forgiven YOU; Is
the spirit that should control us. Throw
open the door this evening hour and let
the light of the Son of God come in. and
He will say to you Peace" and in the
very saying Of it there is rest.
Fourth, He showed them His hands and
His side. That gives q hint as to His
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

There Is Sucn Q thtnS as being TOO busy
10 sec Jesus. "Be still. and know that
Am God" is the message for many OF us,
while that line in the sd Psalm. He
makes me to lie down in green pastures,
he leadeth me beside the still waters, .
must never be forgotten. We must be
| Inuiet first, active afterward.
Second, He is the secret of power always
| {Consrast verses and 9. The first one
lays that night they caugh. nothing"
{fhe second one says. now they were not
able to draw j: for the multitude oi
fishes" They had the same nets and the
same fishermen and the same sea and the
tsame difficulties to contend with. Jesus
made the difference by adding His own
power. How many times We have toi!ed,
How often We have grown weary. How
many days we have failed all because the
effort was in our own strength. Never be.
nm q day until you strike step with Him
and clasp His hand in yours; then nothing
can overthrow you.
Third, as soon az they were come to
land they saw fire Of Goals. This is tho
oth verse. There 10 only one other place
lThere this expression is used, and that ID
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-23
A CURE FOR LUMBAGo.

w. c. Williamson. OF Amherst. Va.
says; For more than a year | suf-
Tered from lumbago. L finally tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. and il gave
me entire relief, which all other RENE
dies had failed to do Sold by Ben
son, Smith & Co, Ltd. Wholesale
agents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-23
THE NEW YACHT.


NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-His majesty
the German emperor, has decided that
the schooner yacht that is building at
Shooters Island in this harbor shall he
named the Meteor, and Captain Hubert
Won Rebour, the naval attache at WASH
ington. has so advised Messrs. Carey,
Smith and Barber of this city. the de-
signerS of the vessel.
Under the direction of T. L. Ferris.
superintendent of construction at Shoot
ers' Island. the plating of the Meteor is
being hurried with all speed that is CON
sistent with the best of workmanship. II
nothing happens the yacht VIII be ready
10 be placed in the water on February
Goth, almost a week before the launching
date now talked Of which IS February
18th.
ADMIRAL EVANS PROGRAM.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 16-Rear Admiral
ftobley D. Evans, who has been charged
Win the preparation ana execution of
the naval program at the reception of
Prince Henry of Prussia, called upon DR..
Won Holleben, the German embassa50r.
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marked upon it in plain
figures. You may have
your choice of them
while they last at exactly
half of what they are
marked. Be it under
stood that the prices at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-23
CABLE MAN COMING.

CABLE MAN COMING.
Mr.. George G. Ward. vice president
ana general manager OF the CONNER
ciai Gable Company, ard also an Off
Ger OF the Commercial Pacific Compa-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
PIECES FORCED UPWARD.
M. c. D. Borden Has Cornered the Nj
I.aA L. LN..lL... n....l.

M. c. D. Borden Has Cornered the Mar
ket for Cotton Goods.
FAN River, Mass, October lG NJ. c. D,
Borden has again forced an upward move.
mcnt In cotton goods, Bassctt aud Dun'
fec, who represent him, nave purchased
10000 pieces Of regular goods 10 This mar.
ket aud the effect upon trading viii be felt
throughout tine year.
The goods takcn were for delivery until
December 81 and the basis was . cents A
number II manufacturers sold spots agaiast
contracts, aud IL is estimated that IN this
way all the regular goods now In this mar
kct are engaged.
Mr. Berden's policy Is to keep production
up to the standard In quauttty Several
years ago when the condition ~ the market
was sNch that overproduction seemed 80
be foregOne conclusion ~ grcDtcr sales
were not made. Mr.. BORDEN, through his
agents. "corneled' the msrkct by practical
~ purchasing all the goods that were TO DC
had
So quietly verc these purchases made
that the manufacturers did nat know of
Mr. Bordcn's ,Cnr ectlon with them until
the transactions were copplctc.
There were all sorts ~ rumors regard
ing the object In buying SO extensively,
but a strict silence Vas maintained.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
FA!RvEw GOLF CLUB.

All Arrangements Completed for the
Opening Cams Tomorrow Afternoon.
Golf, once sodsty's fad now a universal
ly popular game and fertile field for the
comic weekly's thrus.s. is soon TO make
It's advent Into Houston.
The game is a little late in making its
appearance, but from present indications
Its sway will be a lengthy one. The Fair
view Golf club has been organized. links
have been laid OF and the formal opening
will take place tomorrow afternoon.
About forty acres have been secured or
what Is known as the old Meyer held on
The Louisiana street car line and adjolnlug
the grounds Of the Houston Gun CLUB.
The entire course has been carefully laid
on, hags put up. holes cleared, boxes Of
sand for the tees made ana ell the little
details appertaining TO FIRST class golf Inks
ioeFed after Tennis courts have also been
laid % for the deyotees Of this sport
The Fairview Golf club met last night
al PILOTS book store for the purpose OF
nerfeeting the organization and electing
Iffcers a constitution and sci 0f bylaws
were drawE up. but on account Of the
small number present no election was held.
'rhe club has membership Of thirty, ana
"a doubt Is destined 70 become "a strong
fscior In the club and soclal life Of Eous
~ alter the organization Is placed on a
ann basis q handsome club house VIII prob
shiv be erected near the inks.
the Saturday opening viii be quite
ocisf analr Several parties OF young 20
s,et~ neopie Will 20 out. On tomorrow all
~ United TO come Out aud play, but there
at,e- mo links will be reserved for mem
bers q the club only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17

urged. One Of these was Ipav. -,
NV was ultimately given the Mac w.
W., other was Judge Rouihac NJ t.anss
pusnen honlhac's application viroronst, ~,
a.t,eS mar when, nnelly, the president
selatlye merits u the two rnen. ths s. aae
negro educator decided IN favor !. ', ,sls
Wnose appointment followed Hav3n.s 1915 az.
sSTspe aown Mr. Boyd: the president ey,.
the North Carolina man ana y'ns %
sukgesled that Roulhac he given thc rscsn.
attorneyship. the president assentea ~
I l,act that Washington and other nevros. tn
~, AZ heulnac appears 70 have had ijttIe
10 40 With tho case "''is
~
Everything considered local student, a,
the situation think they have good reasons
Tor the belief that Roosevelt DID not an.
polDt Roulhsc simply because he ses,ret
to defer to the wishes OF the Alabamo
negroes, although such an effect was NO.,
ably produced incidentally. 1t is the better
or such students that the president wished
TO appeal to the negroes In the states where
the black race holds the balance Of nom.
ical power although why he should have
snronted the white republicans OF Alapomo
IN doing 80 is not quite plain That these
republicans believe they have been anront.
ca Is Obvious. The National committeeman
ana the state chairman Of that state were
IN Washington day or two ago and they
t tnaue no eHort TO conceal the chagrn thcy
lelt as a result of the presidents artton
ne summary dismissal Of Vaughan mad inc
erect OF alternating many former admirer,
OF Roosevelt. as was demonstrated bv inc
SsAAeeedingiy narrow margin by which the
state convention indorsed tho admintstra
tion Of the strenuous ono. A largo nur,6o,.
or those who had not already withdrawn
lnelr allegiance from Roosevelt resent the
appointment Of Roulhac and. ON the whole
IL Is likely that the delegation whfth Ala
hama will send 10 tho National renubtir",
convention Of 1904 Will not contain many
Roosevelt men. O. Arthur NVijnsI,eA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
A RESTAURANT rRusT

Is TO Be Sprung on the People Of
Chicago.
Chicago. October 10. Chicago Is % have
n restaurant trust. capitalized at 5000 I0,
n the plans Of certain promoters arc ca,-
ried out. SAYS the Tribune.
All the large restaurants Of tho city It
Is contemplated arc 10 be drawn under
one central management. the head NJ each
establishment, however to tetAin the di-
rectlon of' his own plAcc large grocery
storage warehouses;. from when ali the
cafes will draw their supplies at whole
sale rates, as one feature of ibc conlbl-
nation scheme. IN this way. IL Is hell.
saving OF from . to 20 per cent can lie
made direct on the Sl.2O0l00 that seven
Of the leading restaurants OF the aity cX-
pond annually for suplSles,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17

Gerry court here an affidavit In which II
Is avcrred that the Memphis Baseball as.
and Is. therefore, In contempt IL Il fnr,
ther ALLEGED IN tho afndavit that the Nom.
phis association was in violation of the or.
der OF the Pulaski chanccry court on An.
gust is. 1902 when II levied upon the
uniforms Of the Blrminrham club. when II
instituted suit ~ NaShvillc 20 inipnurd
the guaranty fnnd. aud when Il navel 81
directing the Memnhls asSnclstieS
Charles Frank and James ST vrain. 10
show cause In this court whv tbev shcnid
not le punished for contempt Chancellor
ises vet,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
COUP BY FlTzBRlLLAR
The Best Two. Year ODDS Defeated al
the Worth Track.
RFOpATH WON At MORRIS PARK.
Dan Patch Paced a Fast Mile at the
Davenport Track, Reducing the Track
Record to got Flat.

Chicago. October Is e, J. Arnold q
Co' Of 81 Louis engineered one Of the big
gest coups Of the wear in tho Oakland
stakes at Worth TODAY, which was won by
The FIRMS colt. Fitsbrllar backed from
l3 to to : to at most time. The owners
enjoyed the dainty mcrsei an by them.
selves as few other pccplc gave Fitzhrilar
a chance In company made un Of the best
yeaT'olds in the West. BATHS rode the colt
ana put No a wonderful anish.
Weather clear aud cold; track fast.
SIX fnrlongs-Andcs Irene Lindsey. Fair
bury. Time 1l4
one mile Talpa Maruuc Matte spen.
Ger Time 1;4t&
Mile aud sixteenth-Johu McGurk,
Jack DOYLE. vulcain. Time i:4sa.5.
Five and half furloucs. the Oakland
lime 1;oS So
Nile aud a. uusrtcr-Edhh @. Obstinate
simon, scotch PLAID. Time 2;IO3-5.
Time la As.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
THE BEST SMOKER
Geo. W. ChiIdS
CIGAR
Anneal Anainst AZ -.

Topeka, Kan october 1.-THE United
states government Hied notice IN tho Fed
crai court hero today Of m appeal Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas land grant case
10 tho United states, which Involves the
title 20 millions Of acres az lard along The
rrad's right of4Wuy. The government 80 -
: bpeal maintains that the road 81 means N
fraud and MISREPRESENTATION obtained
greet deal Of land 70 witch Il vas not en-
fitled under the gEant. Tie case was &c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
Alnh sehooI vs.. Earm...

The Houston High school foothall team
will leave this morning az o'clock for
Bryan. where they Win meet tho ArrlcuI.
tural aud Mechanical eleven on the grldiron
this afternoon.
The lineup Of the High school team Is
as follows: Josey center; RAY. rirht
guard; Feldhalse. right tackle Wilson. icf
Kennedy, left end; HAL aunrterbsrl ,
BrlnghnrSt right haifhack Brwer. mn
hacks Captain Jones. left halfhnck sub.
stitutes; Dryer, Moody, Bradburn aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
LAvAcA COUNTY FAIR.
A Big Crowd Of People Are in At
tendance

Halleisyille, Texas, october I6.--Agaiu
today the town IS throngcd wish people
attending the fair. The exhibits in the
court house are the center Of attraction.
The street parade this morning was mag
nlAcent Prizes for exhibits viii be award
ed tomorrow. In the 6rcmen's contest
Wetnar's team carried on FIRST and third
prizes, second going 20 Cuero. II was nj
most impossi0le to have this contest on
account Of crowded streets There are
sixteen entries IN the roping contest,
which VII be concluded tomorrow.
Judge Norman G.. Kittrel who IS here
attending court was prevailed upon 70
address the people aud made q fine speech.
He urged that exhibits be photographed
and photos turned over 10 the Southern
Pacific immigration association. tbous.
and tickets to the roplng contest were
sold yesterday. II Is estimated that at
least lNt1 visitors arc here today.
ln the r0ping contest for experts. first
prize 81 500 and p per cent 81 entrance
money. II. T.. Aiken aud Bob Atkinson tied
for Arst money. time 40 seconds; r. a.
Hopkins took second prize In OF seconds.
Tomorrow Lavaca county rOpcrs to the
number Of thirteen VIII contest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
Races at Lexinoton.

Lexington. Ky. October 16 The $500
Mcdowell stakes for 2:i0 trotters WIS the
feature II today's card at the Kentucky
Breeders association track, The event
went TO Susie ] in straight heats. Amelia
landed second money.
Track fast: attendance 600. Summarizes:
The Mcdowell stakes for 2:tO trottnrs
5000 Susie j., Amelia, Fcrcno. Best time
2:0SA.
213 pacing, SiO00-Kavall Gentry
Kanawha star. Rest timc 2:09h.
The Kentucky for foals OF 1890 trotting.
5000 Gail Hamilton Bugle, John Me. Best
time 2:12&
The Lexington. 5000 foals Of 1900, trot-
ting Hilgar, The Pacelet, Deltori Best
time 2:15S1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
District Averages.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
tspeclal to The Post)


washington. October i6.--The comptroller
Of tho currency has authorized the Gu
zens' National bank Of Iroesbeeck, leAaS
to begin business with capital OF $500,
c. S. Bradley Is president ana Dan farAer
cashier
The corporate existence Of the COLORADO
National bank Of Colorado, Texas mas nee,'
extended until the close OF business octo-
Der 16. 1922.
civil service examination will he held
November Is at Houston for the. position
Of watchmau-hrem9n In the CUSTODIAN seFF-
ice at that place
Pensions granted Texans: .orlgi1al-t
Michael McManaman, Bellviile, So James
A. Pendleton. Pilot Point, So; John w.
Reed, Brazoria. So; Ignacio zamora' Ha-
vana. So; Joseph r. Dlugosch, stockdaie'
ss Ipcrease-William Wisterzill. san An
lanes J94ue Walker. Dallas, $40: Gustave Meyer
Houston. SO; James Cromeenes. Brookshire
SIS; Loran Baptiste. Dallas, Sl2 Mldee@s-
IAddie Ann Lester Srand, sal'as' 81 oIm err
Poolvllle, So; James II. Eaton, Jackson
vile, So
Texas postmasters appointed: Bagby'
Fannln county. Hollis II. Hood booAs
vile. Wise county, William B. Neel; Gun-
ter. Grayson county ). 5 DarnaH''
Patents issued Texans; Cyrus NJ Ar
mold. Nursery, draft appliance; Reuben D.
cornett and G. G. Walker, Cherokee
veblcle axle; Felix p. Dolen. Sutherland
savings hose coupling; Jesse J. Fielder
,,,,..so., hook Robert W Gibson. Pales
line, pneumatic sand fiue aud netting
elgansr: Charles W. Hollander. Paris &c
,s,,trtc. william J. Loyer san Marcoa
eSSeetyiene gas generator; Ira 3. MeNaufSiH,i,'
Fort Worth. automatic elevator gatei VI, WI.
i,ana +, Mckee. Mig Spring, lock; samuel
n purn, Houston tri-squsre; Mlllia n
In eArryie blower for forEea; John -
seeser. Dallas, crude OF burner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-17
Morris Park Races.

New York. October rs -Redpath. With
Minch up, won the Westchestcr lightweight
handicap at Morris park today. he was
heavily played, opening at 80 to / and
backed down to L. to l. aud galloped home
an easy winner. Mcrito. admiubly ridden
by O'Connor. won the New Rochelle han
mca2 by head from Grapd Opera aud 10.
tente third a head away The weather was
clear aud the track fast
EclipSe coursc-Lux Casta St Daniel
StnOEJrlc. lime l1l.
Five and a half furonCs selling Kittau-
Mug Lady Josephine. First Chip Time
ono mile. New Rochelle handicap, selling
-Merito Grand Opera, PClente. Time 1;4t,
Q SIX ana half furlonEs. Wcstchester han
qiicap-Redpath. Sergeant UnmusLed.
one milc-Lord Badge. Arden, Past, Time
li4lA
Mile and Acknowledgement. Hunter
Raine' Sandy Williams. Time 1855.
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.
Mile and half over six hurdles, selling
Peron 1853, King Edward 14U Marothen.
smith 142. Bcnuregard, Draushtsman i5s,
Nclp ll2, Carrier Pigeon 1876, Seminole Ia.
Six and half furlongs, Cor 2.yenr olds,
handicap Astnrita III Incubator ia, Gold
Money los Allan i06, Anckc l0J, FIRST
Chord l02, Sdilnaker 100 Auriesville i15,
Short Hose l03, Examiner iOi, Mackey
Dwycr 1905, Joe Cobb 1Oi sheriff Bell 100
Seotfer %.
Mile and an eighth Williams Bridge--Po-
tClrc o. RossisnO So. DcrcSzekc o., Meritn
%. Grand Opera. pearl Finder So, hnograu
100, Zoroastcr Ill, Nincennes o., Carbuuc,e
e3
Eclipse course, 2.ycar.old maiden nlies--
Fading Light, Merry Reel GAINESVILLE,
Caudarcen Rosowatcr Pearl Diver.
Mariopetta, Sealotry, Mutt Blanche, Med
ding Mary, Miladi Love, Neeburbau Mrs
oil adj I'll
Mile for 3-ycar olds Judge Durrcll lis,
Coast Guard. knight Tcmplar Whip, Pre-
toria, Ray. Patrouymic. White Crest ll2
Mile and d sixteenth handbag Blues
III Zoronstcr tO6 SlX-Shootcr tO3, Car
bunce rs, Circus So Ruuucls toT. Andy
williams los, slip Thrift 100, Warrant.
ed %
Clear and fast