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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
ELKHORN soon PASSES.
On February 10 Northwestern Company
Will Take Possession

Just as the Sioux City and the Pacific
railroad was absorbed by the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
company, so on. February 10 will the
North westerh absorb the Fremont. Elk
horn and Missouri Valley road. The
Sioux City and Pacific was operated as
a part of the Elkhorn. the two roads
having the same general officials and b.
C. Mahanna being superintendent of
the South Platte division of the Elk
horn and the Sioux City and Pacific,
with headquarters at Fremont. With
the absorption of the Sioux City and
Pacific, the Sioux City division of the
Northwestern was created and all con-
nection between the Sioux City sand
Pacific and Elkhorn was severed.
Now the Elkhorn is to be wiped out.of
existence. The name of the road on
it's cars is being painted out and Chi
cago and Northwestern" substituted
1t is wondered what is to become of
the general officers when the admins.
tration of the traffic and operating de-
partments shall be transferred to Chi
cago.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
RIGHTS OF COUNTY BOARDS.
Important Case to be Decided by SUI
preme Court.

Des Moines, To-, Jan. 2S.-Special:
The court house case from Dallas
county has beenappealed to the supreme
court to test the rights of county boards
in expanding money for the erection OF
public buildings. The Dallas county
people voted for the issuance OF Ss5, 600
of bonds. the proceeds of which, land
no more" were to be used for the con
struction, completion and furnishing OF
said court house" The bonds were
authorized and sold, and the court
house built. The plans called for a
cost less than the sum of the oonds'ln
fact about s74, 600: but when the court
house was completed and all the things
in place that were necessary before ~
could be occupied the county had issued
warrants to the amount OF about S44 900
in excess of the SS5, 600 in bonds.
Taxpayers brought suit to enJoln the
payment of some of these warrants on
the Ground THAI the board had exceeded
its authority But the lover court
held that the only Limitation on the
building the voters could place was
that in relation to The bare walls, and
that the issue of warrants was all
right The taxpayers ask the supreme
court to decide the matter.
There are four or five other court
houses under way in Iowa, and the
matter has a bearing on all of them.
In this county the people authorized
100000 in bonds to pay for court
house, and the plans, it is estimated
will call for an expenditure OF nearly
half million.
If there is practically no limit on the
amount which can be spent for complet-
ing and furnishing court houses in the
state the county boards will be relieved
OF much worry
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
PUBLIC SALES
Live Stock and Machinery

Having rented his farm and omit.
farming, the undersigned will sell, at
penllc sale, at his place on the south :
east quarter OF section SO, East Bower
township, q miles north of Manila
and q miles south and 2 miles wast
from Vail, on "ss'
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY II 1902
Commencing at 1000 o'clock q m
ohe following property: Three LARGE
work horses and two driving horses. ia
pfooo soWs, barrows, . Dnroc boars
Poland-China boar. some all bIab
grade Polled Durham cattle. staar
calves. = heifers calves. / hnil calf
. .l, &c: Polled Durham bull S
yeafllng heifers coming two wears old
"a Searilng Steers coming two wears
olu' II nelfers coming three and fonr
years OLD, two sets harness and Hy nets
wagon, cart buggies, hay loader 3
mowers, corn planter, corn binder .
SURFING plows. riding corn plows
walking corn plow and some household
goous TO numerous to mention. some
SEED potatoes, ] parrot and cage, 1000
ou. corn IN crib, 20 tons timothy bs---
in barn. Free lunch at noon.
TERMS-All sums of $1,000 and
unoer cash; over $1,000 credit of one
sear tlme viii be given on good Sc
cured notes bearing interest at s per
cent; two per cent off for cash.
q. III. WOODARD.
AUG. WUNDER. Auctioneer,
W. H. HART, Clerk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

No. 2.-24o acres 3A miles
from town; nice new house of five
rooms; new barn; new double
corn crib, granary, chicken
house, windmill; farm all nicely
fenced; price $3.50 per acre.
No. $50 acres SIX miles
from town, good set of improve
ments; nice large grove; small
orchard, price $500 per acre;
can have possession this Spring.
No. 4. $40 acres TX miles
from town; land all lays nice and
smooth; good fair set of improve
Iments; so rods from school
house; price SIS. 90 per acre.
No. $50 acres, 200 acres
under the pillow, balance in mead
ow. One OF the choicest half
sections in Cedar county. Price
S37. 50 per acre.
No. o.-1oo acres AZ miles
from town; fine set of improve
ments; all under a good state of
cultivation. Price $4,000 per
acre.
No. 100 acres in Dixon
county, IN miles from town,
new house, new out buildings all
lin good shape. Price $500
per acre. This is all located
within $50 minutes ride from
Sioux City on the c. & N. w.
and Great Northern railroads.
Have number of other good
bargains that can be had for rea-
sonable terms.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
MISSOURI VALLEY EXPECTS BOOM
The Northwestern Road May Spend a
Million and Half.

Missouri Valley. 10, Jan. rs Special:
The commercial men and people
generally of Missouri Valley are look
ing forward to time of unprecedented
prosperity in this community The
cause is the extension and enlargement
of the railroad shops of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway located here.
While nothing has as yet been made
public by the company. 1t lis under
stood that it will soon perfect plans OF
sweeping improvements, at an outlay
OF not less than ST. 500, 900. In that event
the citizens anticipate a boomIthat will
place the town among the most enter
prising and prosperous towns in the
state.
A new set of rules, making Missouri
Valley division terminus. instead of
Council Bluffs, as heretofore. has gone
into effect on the Chicago & North.
western railroad, and in consequence
there is large increase in the amount
of business done in railway circles.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
SAILORS ACCUSED OF mur!NY.
Rescued by Ship in Open Ocean and
DIanaA 50

Rescued by Ship in Open Ocean and
Placed in Custody on Suspicion.
Liverpool, Jan. 30.-The British
steamer Brunswick, from Brazil ar
rived here yesterday and landed five
survivors OF the British bark Veronica,
Captain Shaw, from Ship Island, Miss,
Oct. 6, for Monteyideo, who were
picked up at sea before arriving at
Funchal. The men reported that the
Veronica was burned at sea Dec. 20.
The police have detained four or
them on suspicion of having mutinied
and murdered Captain Shaw and
seven of the crew Of the Veronica,
after which they are alleged to have
set fire to the ship.
Three OF the men in custody are
Germans. The fourth an American.
William Smith.
According TO the account of the mu-
tiny, given by the Veronica's negro
cook, whose name is Moses Thomas.
the murders were planned so that the
victims had no chance of defending
themselves. Each was stunned or
murdered separately by these mutin-
GERS, who lay in wait for them in a
dark part of the ship, armed with be-
laying pins. The bodies were then
thrown overheard. Thomas says he
Sa5rieaded himself and begged hard
COR mercy or he would have suffered
the same fate
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
HELP FOR THE STARVING.
An Appeal to Iowa swedes for Their
Suffering COuntrymen.


The famine in northern Sweden is
very severe and the people are suffer-
ing much. Mr.. G. f. Wennerstrum Of
Des Moines who returned from North
ern Sweden only last fall, says:
There were signs of the famine ha.
fore t returned to this country last fall.
The crop failure was due to about tho
same causes that the failure in Iowa
may be ascribed, to, the extremely wet
season and the arrival of early frosts
The people there have not the facilit;as
or the faculty for ingenious contention
with the elements that we have in this
country. The Swedish papers of the
country, the Minneapolis papers. the
churches of all denominations. are all
assisting in the work, which should ha
universal. 1t makes the efforts at tho
local committees somewhat peninsular
in character = ''i.A
The appeal which has been issued
Tor the famine sufferers is as follows:
AN APPEAL TO THE IOWA swrnEe
Distress and starvation starA tba
people OF Northern Sweden IN, the faoa
1t Is we'll known the SUFFERING airesdv
mas become great on account of the
crop failure, through too much earlv
rain and the early frosts. Suffering
and distress are sure to follow. Ouoht
we not, who have been blessed wirh
enough and more than enough. assist
our brethren across the waters5 Tn
the name OF humanity let us reach
them the hand OF assistance and do ali
that within us lies to ameljorata tho
distress and save many from possible
death by starvation.
we owe our native country and our
brothers and sisters on the other side
OF the Atlantic great deal Manv
nave, even ia good crop years. remen,.
oered them in q substantial msnnar
How much more now is there reason To
help them when dire distress is starino
.hem IN the face and when they alreadv
IN some places have had to resort m
bark bread to keep alive? ~
Inc undersigned on account of these
conditions. have felt it their dntv tn
issue this appeal to our countrvmen.
ana ask Tor Immediate response in q
substantial manner.
contributions for this purpose shonld
be sent to Senator c. ]. A. Ericsson of
Boone, who will, every week, account,
Tor the same in the Svithiod.
just imagine the great assistance we,
could render if each svithiod reader
would contribute only dollar and
what great deal of distress could
thereby be allevated.
Act quickly. In the name of our
suffering countrymeu
= }, A Ericsson. G. F. Wennerstrum
:, L.. Dahlbere, Fred Johnson, John
Jefferson, G. Ernest Benson, E. j.
trlsk, Carl L. Oleson A. o. Flure. ].
a sandell, Ed HUT and G. Albert Lin
den
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
Fire in a Soap Factory.

New York, Jan. 30.-Fire in the
four-story factory of the Stanley Soap
company, $50 West Thirtieth street,
burned out three floors. The lumber
yard Of Robert Wyck in the rear, was
damaged. Victor Reiche, night en-
gineer Of the factory, rushed into the
building to get some money and
clothes. He was suffocated. Total
loss, $4,000.
In a general fight in Breathitt coun-
ty, Kentucky, Thursday, John Howard
was shot and instantly killed by Lib
erty Clemens. One of the Clemens
boys was also badly injured.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
REAL ESTATE VALUES.

There may be times OF real estate de
preston in this country again, but they
will be short-lived if they do come Land
is one thing tbs people must have. 1t IS
bound to retain is vs'le and its value is
lust as certain to increase in Iowa as it has
in the eastern states. If land prices have
not reached the top figures here, and they
have not, what shall we say OF real estate
investments in other states where good
lands can still be had very cheap The
history of Iowa will be repeated in the
Dakotas, in Nebraska in western Mis-
souri, and thousands who invest now VIII
some dey find themselves rich simply by
the rise in the value of their lands.
The legitimate real estate agency is
good thing for both sellers and buyers, it
lrge tield--large enough TO suit any
T purse; it brings quick results for
Her and satisfaction to the buyer.
H,s certainly the time to invest and an
edsy having farms in many states is
The medium through which to gain
ne.mation or make your purchases. Ask
ly old question about lands, values,
ate, crops and we will gladly answer
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

The we'll known Charter Oak mer-
chant is much in the public eye at
present, as he has announced his in
tention of opening fine dry goods and
millinery store in Denison on March
LIST. His recent purchase of the Gulick
residence is evidence of his intention
to make Denison his permanent home.
Mrs. Bamford whose reputation rs an
artistic milliner is we'll known, is a
guarantee that this department of the
new store will be up to date and fine
addition to Denison as &. market place
for the people of the country.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
DEN1soN, IOWA, 1903.
ash; terms TO suit the pur-

cash, terms to suit the pur-
chaser.
No. 2.-32o acres under a high
state Of cultivation, with nice set
of improvements, 81 miles to
town from c. N. w. price $47.
per acre. Can give possession
this Spring.
No, 3.-I2o acres ~ miles
from town, all nicely fenced, with
small improvements. Price
$3.50. Give possession this
Spring.
No. 4.-24o acres nice level
land, the Boyer river running
through it, close to town. Price
$3.50 per acre.
No. 5 80 acres ~ miles
from Denison; 100 acres bottom
land. balance rolling; good set
Of improvements, close to school
house; price $4,000 per acre;
give possession this SPRING.
No 8. 800 acres ~ miles
from Charter Oak; under a high
state OF cultivation; fine set of
Improvements; SIS, 900 down; can
make terms to suit the purchaser;
price $500 per acre.
No. 100 acres 81 miles
from Denison; good set OF i'm
provements; nice young orchard,
land all lays good; price 500. 90
per acre.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

Arthur Kirkpatrick, for a quarter OF
a century leading banker and flnan-
cier of northern Missouri and quite
wealthy died at his home in st. 10
seph Thursday after few hours
Illness.
A Vandalia special train rap down a
buggy at crossing near Darlington,
Ind, Thursday, instantly killing Ben
iamin Gillen and Thomas Grisman,
prominent business men of Crawfords-
vile, who were en- route to a funeral.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

A feeling of mercy toward the
thoroughly whipped and subdued for
bids any further reference to our es.
teemed contemporary in this issue
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

We wonder if the board will consider
the matter of putting the county print
ing and supplies on business basis at
this session?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
These Crawford Go. Lands Now Listed

No. loo acres 4 miles from
Denison; I2o acres under pillow,
), balance in pasture land; farm all
ofed; fair set of Improvements;
large grove; small orchard;
rias$45 per acre; s., 900 90 in
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

The Sac County Fair has already an
nouncel It's dates for Aug IL, 70, 10
and a. When will the Denison street
fair take place?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

No. I.-Nice 100 acres, 1870
acres broke, balance in pasture;
OF miles from town price S32. so
per acre.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
All there is February.

Valentine Day, Washington Birth
day, the beginning of Lent, court week.
an important session OF the board Of
supervisors, are all on the slate for the
shortest month in the year
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

John Schuoor, the harness man
south of the court house is making a
speciality of quick.and'reliable. harness
repairing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
A Mean Fling.

Dow City is TO have two rural routes
soon. Does this mean Arion is TO lose
her postofice? Vail Observer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

Blessed are the Peace Makers.
The Review and Bulletin should use
red ink during their battle 1t might
break the monotony at least.--Vail
Observer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
As SELLING AGENTS

our facilities are unequalled. We adver-
tize your property without cost TO you, and
,ge are thoroughly in touch with pur
ehasers. Perhaps We have buyer now
hooking for just what you have to sell.
List your property with us and we will
bring the quickest and most satisfactory
results,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31

Gnstov schoniag . young man OF IL
died at the home of his parents four
miles south of Denison on Friday morn
ing. The cause of his death was appen-
dicitus.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-31
EXCURSIONS
s We are constantly arranging and con

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4 Would you like 10 be one Of party 10
visit these lands? Letus know and we
will send you complete information, rates,
dates etc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
III INcREIBLE vERDAD III

verddera OCCASION gastar bien dner1 rea
coe Ob dc orc de ley garanzado ls
ouia epnddos bantss naa perfectoa
v por constan expndor mpieza que oS verdada
Descompoci6n pidacin perc nitaclon marav
- fann nnR a M&RR regaan qaiea dstinga br
Ia Exposc6n de Paris
Anio 10 dollars Anlo cabauo
grue dollars Ar cabaero brane
brantes) 10 dollars, Aaio sonora
gueso Pendntes senorta dem em
dollars Pendntes bnts guesos 10 dollars Pensn
90 dollars Pendepes Rnas ve
gao dollars Meaas de ley efgle de Paana
mate de Florencia bantes Alaska ~ dollars
cehcadas
carada toda la isa dc Puerto Rtco
No nng6A pedo aconpaaado do
~ del Baaco, cefcad vso declarado hen
venido anes esctuar el pago
madda do hlo rededor de-!
dedo.
No hcea descueRog coacden
mueas Gratis franco enva Cataogo Hustrado todo
llaRtes. t~1~G
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05

psrdsr el sentido Q sualquisra, pc.
70 Roeambole sstaba dotado de una
de ssss naturslexas enSrgicas en Las
cualss sl apsgo Ia vida 10 domims
TODD. Teni& OIL Arazo libre clav6
el pufial en- Ia tela del SAGE. que ne
abri6 dc un extreme q otro, pues
tuve In fertuna do encontrar el
biss y ssto le permiti6 primer "a.
ear los brazos J despu6s las pier
mas. Tcdo clio fue question ae IN
minute, y hacienda IN vigoroso
hincspi6 consiguio saear Ia cabsza
fusra del aqua, aspire una bosana.
da de aire zambullsndose despu9s
otra yes, porque temis que el con-
de sus criadoa 50 hubiessn ase.
mado & Ia ventsRs para aaistir &
q 81 agonfa. Era un nadsdor intr6-
pido y Eambull6ndose fu6 q salir
cisn metres maa abajo. rendido de
eanBancio, ss verdad, psrs sosteni'
do por 81 rara energfa.
Be agarr6 dc las ramas de an
sauce, cuyas ramas tocabau oil
aqua, y subi6 q IL orilla del RIO,
sent&ndoae en- la arena. Durants
IN momento, la algeria do vivir,
despu6s de haber considerable como
aegura - muerts. domino On 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05

Bacar& Sc equivooaba; el marques
do los Montes, mas conocido por
Rocambole, no habfa muerto, y
vamos YER de qae msnera realiz6
sus espersnEas de salvaci6n. He
aquf 10 que sc dijo cuaRdo Ell csnds
10 rogahs que nombrase heredsro:
-Tengo on mi poder an puffal muy
a1lade y puntisgudo. FL saco es
anoho y podre mover les brazos .
no ser que me aten. -. Me van q
arrojar al aqua, psro aqui Ell Narne
tiene mucha profundidsd , llegar6
con vida nj fondo. Sc nadar muy
bien y pusdo perInanscer dos minu-
tos bsio sl aqua. 81 una yes en- el
agua puedo sacRr el pufial y rajar
Ia tels estoy an salvo.
Hste rasonamiento era hasta das-
cabellado, pare para m eondenado
TODD adquisrs proporcioRss gran
aioaas. Dei0 que atRssn el saeO y
con IN movimisnto impsrcsptibls
Ae llev6 10 mano al pecho J echo
mano al puf1al, que apret6 con
fusrKa qusdAndose inm6vil. A les
disz ssgundos GAIA 81 agua y TOGO
el fondo dol Marne, cnyo leeho dc
tango amortigu6 81 golpe. La frial-
dad glacial dol agua habria hesho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05

aeent0 crtOl.o; = necesito cue me
preparedness ropas secas para m0.
darme, : y echo un luiG sobre la
mesa, = pues salgo del aqua.
-dTom6 el ssfior algtn bafio 8
cansa de algdn accidente?
Mo, me- 10 hicieron temar,-
di1o Rocambole CON acento miata.
| rioso; me sorprendi6 an msrido
celeso y nae echo al aqua.
El tabernero pescador ne echo
retr, y mientras que Rocam bols
se quitaba las ropaH noiadas, des-
colgo de In pared una hlusa de ma
rinero, I'M pantal6n viejo y unas
slpargatas. Esto es todo 10 cue
tengo, diio.
Bahl = eontsst6 sonriendo Ro.
cambole. Me basta para llegar
hasts Ohsrenton, en- donde encon-
trare IN coche. Ahora, affadi6,
despues de sacar todo 10 cue tenfa
en- los bolsilios, incluso ell famoso
bono de los Glen mil frances, -
guardadme estas ropas, que "a en-.
Ware por elias.
Mend6 que le sirviesen un vase
de sguardtents, och6 otro lufs so.
sre La mesa y Sc alst6 q Ia carrara,
y al llegar la barrara sneonAr6
IN coehe en- 81 cue subi6. mandan.
do que 10 llevasen 1 In VilIetse.-
Vamos casa ds mama Eipart.-
Sc dito, pues hay qus refugiarse
eD el seno de In familia. ALI dor.
mire hasta mafiana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05

cambole 6 tede otro ssnbimiento y
no se apsreibi6 de que ana tempe
ratuFa glacial podfa aearrearle IN
peligro tan grsnde como el de que
acababa de sscapar, nj psns6 que
podfan haberle viato Ralfr del aqua.
Esa algeria fu6, sin embargo, de
eerta duraci6n, dcminando en- ss-
guida la realidad, y Sd proverbial
sangre frfa domino otra vez y ga
inferno entire los sauces adalantan-
do CON mucha precauei6n, y de
pronte SO detuvo al rufdo y YER I'm
resplandor roifzo que Sc aeercaha 50
bendio en- Ell suelo y de este nodo
vi6 pasar r6pido como un rel4mpa-
20 Ell coohe del conde de ArtoR.-
Sc han marchado, = murmur6 po.
niendose en- pie y echando correr.
Alejemenos de aquf.
A nm cuarto de legua del sitio
en- que Rocambole habla salido del
aqua habfa un figon 9 merendero
mHy conocido en- los alradedoras
por ser Ell punto de reunion de Los
adcionados la bogs y la pesca y
muy concurrido por los acostum-
brados festejsr Ell ludes. A sse
Inerendero fu6 hacia donde SO en-
camin6 RosamboIe. III dgeflo cue
sstaba csmponiendo redes, al yer q
IN individuo tan bfen vesbido Y
tan mojado como perro de aguas al
salir del banjo, SO deshizo en- cum.
Amigo mfo. : le dijo Rocam-
bole, que no trat0 de recohrar ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
HOTEL oLI.!Ms!:Po


A 10 MnGUTOS DE SAN JUAN
III mejor hotel en- este china
Espl6ndida ventilaci6n. Psrque,
1ardines y Kiosco d In inglesa.
ExeeIents servicio de carrua1ess
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
dueciones para fsmilias. Alum.
brado el6Ctrico moderpo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
THREE FAVORITES
AT NORRIS PARK
Young Henry Wins Fordham
Handicap from the Favor.'
tie, Granada.
CBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-The track at
Morris Park was fetlock deep IN mug
owing to the heavy rain Of last n.ght
and this morning. Only a small croWo
was in attendance. Three favorltes Won.
Thc Fordham Handicap, seven turlonss,
went to Young Henry. with the favorlte.
Grenade, second. Jocund. the to ~ IA
vorite finished first in the, fourth race
at one mile. for two-year-olds. but was
disqualified for fouling Ormondes Risht'
in the stretch. Summary:
First race-selng, hurdle RAGE, 'Wo
miles and a quarter over nine flights OF
hurdleJ-Charawind q to 81 first. GIBSON
Light G. to y second, Crytpogram 4o TO -
third. Time, 4:2O. -.
Second race-selling. last six and q half
furlonGs of Wthers mile-Duelist Ql TO
81 first. Locket g to, p second, Highlander
IN to 81 third. Time 1:22 Ia.
Third race-sclling, last six and hair
furlongs of Withers mlle-Monadnock Is
to 81 first. Thistle Heather g to p sec
ond, Flag Officer co to y third Iime'
Fourth racc-the Withers mile-or-
mondes Right Is to 5 and ouD first, o- "a a.
lette GO to y second, Champla in (25 to
/ third. Time. ! :42 Jocund finished first,
but was disqualified for fouling.
Fifth race--the, Fordham Handicap,
last seven .furlongs Of the Withers nile
Young Henry us to 5 first. Grenade % to
y second, Wealth GO to y third. Ilme'
lbs la
Sixth racc-handcap, mile and half
Withers course-Early Eve a to u first.
waga (6 to 81 second. Warranted
C to y third. Time. 2:3S 81.