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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14
City Fathers
Look Wise
And have Patriotic Heart Beats as
they Deliberate upon the At
fairs Of the city.

City council met Friday night in
regular session with Councllmen Hay.
maker, Eearns, Moore, Lewis and
Martin present, and with Mayor Kel.
ley presiding.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The voting place in the first ward
was changed from the o'Connor Club
rooms to Grant Lipscomb's barber
shop.
Upon motion Of Councilmen Moore
seconded by Dir. Kearns the proposed
ordinance to increase the salary Of the
city assessor to $3.50 was rejected.
The clerk was instructed to draw
vouchers for five bills due the Electric
Light Company.
Councilman Moore reported that
there isan outstanding Indebtedness Of
about $1,000, with $4,000 or more due
for water rents, $500 from the street
car line and 81, 5OOin uncollected taxes
In all, $4,000 to meet bills payable dur
ing the remainder Of this councilmanic
year.
A letter from g. W. Lcggett was
read notifying the city 10 remove by
April l, a lot of dirt he claimed, was
put on his lot on Second street. The
matter was referred to =. S. Boxley.
Ed Roachs petition for water
main to his residence on IIornor ave.
Hue was referred to the street super
intendent with instructions TO report
at the next meeting.
Cottrill BrothorS we're granted per-
mission to erect a corrugated steel
building on th9 Isabella Dawson lot,
South Second Street.
Carr s. Riley were granted permit
to erect two story frame on Cain
street.
No action was taken on Mrs. Mary
Hursey's request for a permit to build
aframe house on Sixth street, the site
being inside Of the tire limit.
The saloon license Of w. II. Sherry
was transferred to Anthony Gaughan.
TN Jackson was granted permission
to erect several houses on Chestnut
streetnear the residence of T. n. Wallis.
A light was ordered placed on the
corner Of Carr avenue and Main
street.
The petition Of j II Watson and 9th.
ers for board walk from Monticello
avenue up Maude street was referred
to the street committee.
4 Ross f. Stout and Others asked for
water and sewer pipes on Philippl
pike and Florence street. The mat
ter was referred to the street com
mittee.
The ordinance relative to the city
collectors Office was revised by strik-
ing out the clause fixing his salary at
$75 mouth and charging the time for
discount from 10 to 20 days after the
beginning Of each quarter for water
rents. 1t was then put upon its first
reading.
The council was notified by Henry
Raymond that he could not serve as
election commissioner on account OF
being otherwise engaged.
The street superintendent was in.
structed to serve notice on Mr.. Stan
field not to throw waste matter in
drain near Jackson street.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-02-14
EIGHT POUNDS

Eight pounds Of love and laughter, OF
smiles and sunshine orr Many mother
can fill UP the blank out of her experience
OF puny wailing children, whose coming
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-22

The action of the Fayette county
commissioners in offering reward
of $4,000 for the apprehension of
the Jones murderers is one that will
be commended. The amount is SAT
ficient to enlist the best detective
talent and it is greatly to be hoped
the cut Threats will meet their just
deserts.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-22

The annual agitation of the CAPT
tai removal question is up again.
Some people seem determined to
keep this up pntil it is accomplish
ed. 1t may be done.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-22

An English publisher has offered
a prize of $4,000 to Santos Dnmont
or any other aeronaut who will make
an uninterrupted trip from London
to Birmingham
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-22

II the Daily News only published
$4,000 worth against the court
house ring the other day, just think
what sensation a good, live, news
paper could create by getting few
facts together and printing million
dollars worth.-Clarksburg Mail.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-22
c. R. HAYES, Agent.
THE DAILY NEW DOMINION
MoRGANTowN. APRIL y. 1902.

Immediately following the pur-
chase of the competing oil wells in
West Virginia by the Standard the
price of oil went up. Strange isn't
it?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-22

SEE Hirsehman's line of mems
50e negligee shirts.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-04-22

g We show the SWEETEST ties and LnCE
~ hose in the city. A~/1I
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24
ENPItIGSS lESSENGER SHOT.
mc'anud Receives q Bullet Through His
Leg ut the Iianrs or Sanders,
Greenville News, 2lst. |

Greenville News, 2lst.
Express Messengers McCIoud and
Sanders had difficulty on the incom-
ing Atlantic Coast line passenger
train yesterday which resulted in Nc
Cloud receiving bullet through his
left leg.
The affair occurred between Ki-
nards and Newberry while the train
WAS in motion. 1t seems that Nc
Cloud was passenger on the train,
but being brother Messenger went
into Sanders car, where he was at
work.
In short time, it is said, Sanders
began quarrel with McCloud and
finally cursed him and called him q
lie. McCloud resented the insult by
striking Sanders, who pulled his pis.
tol and fired, the bullet passing
through his left leg. McCloud
grabbed the pistol from Sanders and
said, 81 have good notion to kill
YOU" A witness in the car, however,
grabbed McCloud's hand and pre-.
vented him from firing the weapon.
The wound in McClo loud's leg is not
considered serious, bnt a physician
after examining it said that tho
young man had narrow escape.
clad tho bullet struck about two
inches higher it doubtless would have
killed him." 1t is not known whether
Sanders will be prosecuted. Both
of the young men run 40 messengers
on tho a. @. l.. between Laurens and
Charleston and are experienced men
in their work.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24
AFTERNOON SESSION,

At1 o'clock another session of the
joint assembly was held. Iieut. Gov.
>. II. Tillman, the president of the
body, ordered the sergeants az arms
to clear the floor Of oil porsons not
entitled TO seats thereon. This re
qnired some timo hs there were a
groat many interested spectators.
Th" galleries were filed by tho ovor
flow from the floor below. This il
tho first timo that such an order has
ever been Issued by the chair and it's
salutary effects was noticeable. As
soon as the disponsary elections we're
over tho crowd in the gallery deserted
the hall, and tho other elections drag
ged heavily.
For the Office of commissioner of
the State disponsary thoro was but
one name put forward, that of H. II.
Crum, the incumbent. He was nom.
mated by Mr.. Tatum of Orangeburg,
seconded by Mr.. Bivens of Dorches
ter and several others. Thoro we're
l47 votes, Mr. Crum receiving tho
entire number.
For the Office 0! chairman OF the
board Of directors Of the dispensary
thero WAS only ono nomination, i. j
Williams OF Edgefiold. Mr.. Will
liams is the incumb, Mt. Ho was
nominated by Senator Sharpe of
Lexington, seconded by Mr.. Strom
Of Edgofiold and Mr.. Croft of Aiken.
The name Of Senator Stanland was
not pr scented, although it was OK
pocted that it would be. Mr.. Will.
liams received tho entire vote polled,
146.
Then came tho vote for the other
two members Of tho board Of direc-
tors Of tho State dispensary. There
were six candidates, Senator j. A.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24

|
was done, and no important matter
was taken up to delay the elections.
January 2.-The various re-
districting bills introduced caused
the house to spond almost tho en-
tire morning session in discussion,
and at one time it looked as if there
wonld be hard words between MIR.
Weston, Rjchland, and Mr.. Cosgrove,
Of Charleston.
Tho ball oponod by speech by
MIR. McGowan, who spoke for some
time in favor Of his bill. AS there
arc bills by Messrs. Weston, Free
man and McGowan, he was inter
ruptod several times by number of
supporters Of tho various bills. He
made " strong argument, however,
and it could be seen that he won
| over several to his side.
After speech by Mr.. Weston in
favor Of his bill and remarks by sev-
eral other members of the house, Mr..
Cosgrove, OF Charleston, moved that
the whole matter be referred to the
committee OH privileges and elec-
tons, as that committee had never
heard Of the bill, and there is where
tho bill should have been referred. In
fact. tho members of that committee
should havo been consulted about the
matter. Ho further moved that ono
week he given all who wanted to
discuss the bill to appear before that
committoe.
Mr.. Weston was on his feot at
once and replied that he mover had
introduced bill in the house by con
sent of any committee, and if they
thought that everything should be
referred to them before being intro
duced, then "to hell with the com
mit'oo on privileges and elections"
Alessrs. Dominick, Weston, Co.'S
grove and Smith engaged in little
squabble, until somebody moved that
the house adjourn.
The resolution of Mr.. Cosgrovo
was lost, and the house adjourned
after deciding to visit Augusta Fri
day and tako part in the good roads
convention there. The Senate de-
cided yesterday not to go.
IN THE SENATE.
In the Senate little was done, OK
copt in discussion of the three or
four hills up for consideration.
Tho bill to prohibit corporation
attorneys from becoming members
of the general assembly was killed.
Senator Appelt's bill to regulate
the traffic in cotton seed was killed,
after much discussion.
Tho bill topunish kidnapping with
life imprisonment passed it's third
reading. After that rumor was
whispered around Of the debate go,
ing on in the house and senators
commenced going over. Later they
adjourned to meet tomorrow.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24
job EOuid'nt HRVo Stood II.

If he'd had itching piles. They
are terribly annoying; but Bucklen'a
arnica salve will cure the worst case
Of piles an earth. 1t has cure thou
sands. For Injuries, pains or bodily
eruptions it's tho snlve in the world.
Price ESQ. box, Cure guaranteed.
Sold by l.. u Lake.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24
TWICE A WEEK. SI.5O A YEAR

hi' hcll vi L lOTcnCe nominated
MIR. George Gallotly of Floronce
This was seconded by Mr.. Lockwood
OF Beaufort, Mr. Dominick of Now
berry and Senator Aldrich of Barn
we'll. Tho tellors wero Senators
Manning and lldorton and ropro.
sentatlves Carter, Murchison and
Theus. When tho vote was first
taken MIR. Eraser received 81, Mr..
G"lIotly AZ and Mr.. purdy rs. The
latter NODDED just throo votes of
election. Then succeeded Il number
Of changes, tho break boing mado by
MIR. Lydo Of Orangoburg, who
changed from Gnllotly to Purdy. The
final result was: Total number of
votes cast ll5; of which number Mr..
ERASER received 81, Mr.. GalIotly 10
and MIR. Purdy 40; necessary t, a
choice IS.
Senator Blaknoy Of Chestertiel
nominated Judge Il. G. Watts of
Chcraw to succeed himself az iudue
OF tho fourth circuit. This WAS
seconded by MIR. McGowan in bchalf
OF the IIaurons delegation. Thcro
were numerous seconds to the nomi
nation. Tho tellors, Senators BIuk.
ney and McDermott and Messrs ".
IL. Parker, Etird and Donns, ropnric,l
that Judge Watts had received l5i
votes.
Senator Glenn nominated Judge
Geo. W. Gngo Of Chester to success
himself. This WAS seconded by Mr..
Williams Of Lancaster, MIR. Bricn of
York and othora. Tho tellors, Son.
ntors Glenn and llough and repre-.
sentativos Woodward, Brnumguurel
and Richardson, reported that Judge
Gage received 1873 votes and was
declared indgo of the sixth judicial
circuit.
Judge Klngh WAS nominated to
succeed himself ns Judge Of tho
eight circuit. Tho nomination was
made by MIR. w. III. Parker of Ahho,
willie, seconded by Senator Brice of
York and number of othors. Tho
tollors were Senators Graydon and
Herndon and representatives Guntcr
McCraw and Moifatt judge Klnph
received llS votes.
Mr.. Williams Of Lancastor nomi-
mated tho Hon. Ira. B. Jonns Of
Lancaster to succeed himself M a
justice OF the supreme court. This
was seconded by Mr.. Dominick on
behalf of tho Newberry delegation,
by MIR. Halle Of York, hy senators
Hough and Glenn. There wore l3O
votes cast and Justice Jones received
1870.
The election Of judges WAS thor
concluded and the joint assembly was
adjourned after having been in ses
SION two hours and IS minutes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24
TILLMAN's BAD "BIsEAI<." ="

Not BPinG Cnuv"rsnnt with History IN IL
la Wilton In Hustnn Hc IN unawaro
Tint "the Revolutionary War was
"mged So'ely nnd FxcIu-
sivoiy by the ID, Rcrud.
ants OF tho Pilgrim
Fath re-"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24
ELECTIONS HELD AND
AGONY Is ALL OVER
PultDf AND DANlZLEK ARE TO BIc
THE NEW JUDGES
Dlsp"hs'ry Omcials Win Out.-No Candi
dates In Opposition to Williams and
Crum; Evans and Dukes Dc.
feated Their Opponents.
lThe State, 22nd,

|
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H. II. Crum was ro.olocted dispen-
sary commissioner; l.. j. Williams
''"'' ''' oPPo7l''on i"r IN" plac" OF
o"".' ''"'' Vi 'n' "'AlehS"ry BOARD;
H. H. "V"''s ana ~. l.. H. Dukes
"eie e''''oo directors after " race
"''o" ""' ''oH'' VIII" 'NP'c'"d
'''o'' '''''' ago
ohul yesterday at noon 1t was not
IhonSht th"I 'h"a" elections could be
held yesterday. MIR. t.. II. McMaster,
on behalf OF tn" committee" on confer
o"''' ''f"''e' '''"' III" commute"
""' "f, WV" '''''' '''o 'o'S' S'o"lo re-
oo''' HUN "H f'oS'''o'' III r"g"rd 10
'"o ''''' " ''o''''''s 'ne e'ec''ohs,
o'''' '''"'' 'oi 'he J"'g'Sh'PH' THIS
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>"' "'''' noon' ''' 'o''''''''''e "'Ho
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~ "">' ''o'''e'' vi '''' o'e'''So'' po"r"'
,o"' ''"'''e' '' ''oc'eo 'nS'e"" OF
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Mr. MOSES raised tho point OF order
th"t THIS latter proposition WAS m
"mehom'nt and iorth"S reason could
not DO Incorporated III tho report OF
committee on conference. MIR.
oooper "lso called attention to tho
iacC THAT the judiciary committees OF
,.,
ter of adopting a code.
Tho houso rofnsod n ocoo,t tho
committees roport and q comm;,too
on free confarenca ,voa o,l,od e,r ,ho
the membors from tho ho,eo r. bo
Messrs. Tatum Coonor md co,ooo,
The sonata at q abort ooy,;o, onor
the adjournment Of tho morning sos-
sion of the Joint assemb]v anno;ntod
members Of tho freo con nforonco oon
mittee, The committoo met and .r
pointed 4 O'Clock y m as tho TINA
for boldino the eloctions for d;roct ors
trustees, etc. This report WAS adooted
by both housos and tho oloct;ons hold
rather nnoxnectodlv
At 1910 o'clock tho sopoto ,n1tho
house assembled in the boll of tho
house of representatives and nro
ceeded to the election Of
' '>''''
Senator lt"ysor of Or"ngeburg
nominated the Hon. Chas. @. Dantz-
ler. This was seconded by Mr. Co.'S
grove OF the Charleston delegation,
by Senator Sharpe OF Lexington and
, 'i'' L 'ihee u ANDERSON. lhere were
~ '''''' lio''''''"'io'''' me to''"fH'
n0H"'o'" h"yHor ana oh"rp" ana
a''f' ''''''"'''eS l"'''m' o'hKler ana
olo"rS' announced th"l Mr. D"nt%Iol
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24
IN THE SENA TE.

January 81. On account Of the
election of judges, the Senate only
remained in session about a half. hour
this morning. Several bills were
introduced, the most important of
which being a bill introduced by
Senator Aldrich, of Barnwell, to pun
ish any party needlessly exposing
any child to fire. The bill was given
it's first reading.
The bill of Senator Sheppard to
provide only one set Of commission
ers for election passed it's third read
ing, and was sent to the house.
The Washington times., 1902-05-25
JEFFRlES MEETS FlTZ
EVENING OF JULY 25
Final Articles for the Championship
Battle Signed Yesterday at San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 24.-Final ar
tlcles for the battle between Jeffries and
Fitzsimmons for the championship of
the world were signed yesterday. and all
arrangements completed for the contest.
The fight will take place on the evening
OF July %. probably at Mechanics Pa
vilion.
Fitzsimmons. Delaney, representing
the champion. and Alex Greggains. of
the San Francisco Athletic Club. met in
the Central Theater at o'clock and
for three hours they discussed the mat
ter. Fitzsimmons did his own talking.
and showed great shrewdness. The main
hitch in tho negotiations was over the
picture privilege. After long argu-
ment. In which Fltzsimmons did the
talking for the fighters. it was decided
that so per cent OF the proceeds from
the pictures should go to the winner
and 90 per cent to the club
Edward VI. Gregancy is to he the ref
cree. The fighters are to have 20 PEI
cent of the gross proceeds Of the sale
OF tickets. and the club 30 per cent. or
the fighters portion the winner is to
have 60 per cert and the loser 30 per
cent
The Washington times., 1902-05-25
Hawthorne Entries.

HAWTHORNE. May 24.-Entrics for
Mondays races:
First racc-Thc Inaugural Sprint. for
threc-ycar- and upward: six fur
longs Sweet Billie. 9S; Doublct. 100;
Ice King. ~: Hnrncr. li5; Federal, III.
second racc-f'or thrcc-yea-- -olds
selling: one mile. Palmetto. So; Legal
Maxim. 90: Santa Teresa. Matin Bell, 9l;
Last Knlrht. %: Blessed nau1z"l. 81:
I,ouja. 80. Tommy Foster. %, Ema-
thIon. rs: Miracle II. lcT.
Third Stccplechasc Handicap.
short course. Doustrrswlvcl. l3n; Sar-
donic. 1a2: Precursor. hlicc l.. l3i: CO.
ley. I5a: MacLaren. IL; Henry Gibbs.
Iis: Dick Furbcr. 100.
Fourth racc-Tho Vcrnal Stakes: for
-vear-olds: fvo fu-lonEs. Watkins
Ovc-ton. lOG. and Capt. Arnold. 100. &C.
r. EIliyuu's entry; Sayable, 1i2: John
g. King lnG. and sidney Love lt3 Ci II.
Tichenor's entry); Bay Wonder. 1lJ:
Stem Windcr. l1s.
Fifth racc-Fo- four -year-olds and up
ward hHniicap; one mile. Buney Boy
%. Compass. "a; Otis. %; Louisville.
lo1. Iuclon Appleby, lo2, and The Lady
III Hlldroth's entry; ArticuIatc. III.
Sixth rgcr-Fo: f0ur-ycar- olds and
upward: selling, one nnd fourth
miles. Miss Liza. %; Invictus. ~: Lin
den Ella, 90; Refugee. gS: Farmer Ben
nett, l02, Ben Chance, l05; Bcdeck, los.
The Washington times., 1902-05-25
The Summaries.

First racial Ages Handicap; about
six furlongs. The Musketecr CMartln,.
3 to .. won: Cunard Gackscnl, 10 /.
second Kilogram Brennam, 8 to l.
third. Time. 1:lO.
Sterling Fox. Chron. Lamp O'Lee. and
CerTera also ran. Scratched--Dr. Rid
die. Jack Demund. Cameron. Himself.
| Smoke. Northern Star. Highlander.
Neither One. Eddie Busch, Demurrer.
Second race-The Empire state
SteepleChase Handicap. full course: for
yesr-olds and upward. about two
and one half miles Miss Mitchell
Mara. TO 2 won. Plato tVeitchj. ,
10 I. second: Jim Megibbcn n'lnneganD
3 to /. third. Time. AIS.
The Cad. Rowdy, Boisterous. Olindo.
and Fabius also ran. Scratched George
W. jenkins. illuminate. perion. and
Narylahder.
Third raoe-The Expectation Stakes;
for ycGr-ol1s; Eve furlongs. Mevl-
can OBurnsj, > % J. won: Mary Street
O'ConnOrt. 10 ! second: Sir Voorheis
Booker, = 10 !. third. Time. 200.
Sunny Shore. River Pirate. Merry
acrobat Rightful, Attorney. Fire Eat,-,
and Injunction also ran Scratched
Golden Maxim. Pceper. Wax Candle.
Fourth race-Thc Brooklyn Handicap:
for throc-yoar-olds and upward one
and one-tourth miles. Reinu 1902 fO'Con-
NON, Co 10 /. wen: Advance Guard. III
lburuai. to /, second; pentecCst. 100
nRedfe-ul. 90 20 I. third Time. 2.0T.
Blues, MonograpA. Sadie 5. Flywhcel
Oom Paul. The Regent. Carluncle. Wa
tercurc. Rcchampton. Herbert. and Al
ccdo also .Ean. Scratchct-Kamara
Ethics, Ten Candles Northern Star
Firth raCC-For two-yclf-olds. sell
ing; five fIrlongE Squanto Mlchaelsl.
80 70 ]. won Decoration iBronnam. .
TO l. second; Petit Blue Booker. to .
third. Time 90
Menncndeld. Bondage. suntag, and Red
Knight also ran. Scratched-Russeli
Garth Tanfalus Cup. Rockford. Ora
Viva
Sixth race-For three year-olls and
upward; selling; mile and seventy ynrds.
Fried Krung 'Barbccj 100 10 WON
The Puritan Gacltson). to I. second;
hinEralnc BrcLn. ~. to o. ..tI4.
Tune. l-ii
King Bramble. vasgaI Dance. satur-
cav. Marothcn Fatalist. Rarharg
Frictchic. Als'ke. and Intrusive also
ran. cratchcd-Contrnl. Ethics. Agnes
D.. Astor. Justice. Eddie Busch.
Seventh racc-Fnr two year ulds: sell
ing. five furlonEs. Turnpike lShcal =
80 ?. won: kcaua~d Ja.isCm. . to /.
second: Wa-te EICht G3arbeel , TO /.
third Time. 1901.
Hiro. Jane Kay. Bobbinet. Mcylcana
Bernard and Bustand also ran. Scratch
cd -GrorEc " Bassh
The Washington times., 1902-05-25
REINA, AT 90 TO |, CAPTURES
GREAT BROOKLYN HANDICAP
Cravesend Entries.

GRANEsEND. May 2i.-Entries fol
Mondays rae >:
First race-For -ycar-olds anj
upward; selling; six furlongs. Jim Tul-
ly. aS; oclawaha, %; Gambling, 1o6;
Chest, 81: Hultzolopochti. Bastilc. 10S;
Fire Prooiine, 1O5; Bruff, los. san Luy
lO3; Shark. 100; Golden Cottage, IS: DR.
Preston, Military. 1O7: Lord Radnor. %;
Niviani. 30; Moskoto, 105: May j. "a:
Rappanecker. 106; odds and Ends. 70:
Graden. IS; Astor, 103; May Harrison,
So.
Second race-For three year-olds and
upward; handicap; one and cne-cighth
miles. Dr. Riddle. III: Cunard. ll2:
kamars, los; ST. Finnau. lO4: Surmise,
lanccman, 102; Sadie s. Smart Set. 1O2:
Contend, %; Col. Bill. sc: Alsike. Sc.
Third race-For two-year- olds: FIVE
furlongs. Attorney. 10: Discuss. IA;
Stunts. 10; Blue Banner. 10: Sadie o.
1o'; Anna DAILY, III; Rightful, ia; Dea-
The Washington times., 1902-05-25

mon. 10; FmtcT. Old Lady. III; Tugai
Bey. Cicquevalli. ia; BensCnhurst,
III: Mamie Worth, Our Nugget, III.
Fourth raco--For three -yeaT-olds and
upTard. about six iurlongs. Delago,
l02; Cameron. los; Jack Domund. Fran
ccsco lC5: Femcsolc. 100; Trump, ~:
Five Nations, l0j; Thanc, 90; Cassville,
a3: Contend. 10e; Oclavaha. 90; Brandy
Smash, i0! Brunswick, lr5; Flying But
tress, 103i Lamp OLcc. lOi: Highlander.
.1f5.
Fifth race-For three -ycar-olds; one
mile and opc-siytccuth Hcrmis. 10g:
Grand Opera. ia. Colonel Bill. Hyphen.
100; Leonora LorinR. Bessie McCarty.
lol; Lombre. 106.
sixth race-For two-ycar- -olds: five
urlongs. Merry Acrobat. Rockford. liz:
ONYX, 109; Cincinnatus. IL. Sweet Jane
l0a; Paunco. Attorney, Napoleon. Afri-
candcr Heir Apparent. ll2. Althama,
100; Damon, lnvincible, Birthstone.
Monte Carlo, SUNNY Shore, ll2. Wild
Thyme, SveDgali. i09.