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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27
WALL PAPER.
j. A. THOMPSON,
Ellsworth, Me.
Lfgal Notitts.


pY VIRTUE of an execution issued from
- the supreme Judicial court for Hancock
county. Maine, ON a Judgment Of said court
enoered at the April term thereof 1868. In IA
vor OF A. F. Burnham, of Ellsworth Han.
cock county, Maine as plaintiff. and Timothy
bresnahan. I'd, OF Ellsworth, said county and
State, as defendant, for the sum of ssl 3s debt
and SIS 81 costs of suit, with Is cents more for
said writ OF execution, l have seized and
taken as the property of the said defe ndant,
Timothy Bresnahan. I'd. the following ne.
scribed real estate, viz: A certain lot or par.
eel OF land situated in Ellsworth, Hancock
county; Maine, to wit; Beginning on the
lage from Ellsworth village at the northeast
corner OF q lot owned and occupied BY Mar
garet Turner; thence north following the
west line OF said road two and one-half rod
to stake; thence north eighty eight degrees
west eight rods to a stake; thence south mar
ailel TO the lire OF said road two and one half
rods to land OF said Margaret Turner; thence
east two degrees south on the north line & 4
said Margaret Turner's lot eight rods to the
place OF beginning containing twenty square
rods more or less, with the buildings thereon
and recorded in the Hancock county registry
OF deeds. book 1855, page S3l, together also with
all the right. title and interest which the said
Timothy Bresnahan, I'd. had in and to said
real estate on the fourteenth day OF Decent
Der, a. d. 1901. at O'Clock in the afternoon
the time when the same was attached on the
writ in the action in which said Judgment
was rendered and said execution issued Ana
on the second day of July, a. d. 1903. Al q
O'Clock in the forenoon at the sheriff's Office
IN Ellsworth, Hancock county, Maine I shall
sell by public suction to satisfy said execu-
ton and judgment and the costs Of said sale
unless the same shall be otherwise fully salts,
ned before the time Of said sale, said real es
tate above described and all the right. title
and interest that the said execution debtor
has IN such real estate at the time the same
is seized as aforesaid or had on the Fourteenth
day OF December, a. d. 1901. at O'clock in ne
afternoon, the time when the same was M
tached on the original writ in and to said real
estate. a. F. WHTTcosp
Dated May q, a. d. 1903. sbar3r
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EfaaI Notttes.
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~HERIFF'S SALE.

SHfRIffFs SALE.
DN VIRTUE OF an execution issued from
- toe supreme Iaoicial court for han,
cock county. Maine. on a Judgment o: sSle
court rendered at the April term Thereof Ivy,
IN FAVOR OF y. Guthrie as plaintiff, ana jams
sheaylin, Of Eden, Maine. as defendant 10.
the sum Of ELS debt, and st9.Is costs OF sun
with IS cents more for said writ OF execution;
have seized ard taken. as the properly VI
the said defendant. James sheaylin, the III,
lowing described4seal estate, viz; ceitslI
lot or parcel OF Ma situated in that part q
the town of Eden dpwn as Bar HRrbor' aha
bounded and described as follows, TO VII WI.
Beginning on the northern line OF Vine line
OF land decided to John s. Lyman ct sisi
thence north six and three-fouTths dtsTS
east parallel With said east line OF lana u ~
nam ct ais one hundred seven ana eve SO tat
hundredIhs feet to an iron bolt httefn ~ ~.
south of a line of land of Charles b. flnnuei
thence south eighty two degrees east pArAn an
with said Pineo's line thirty-three feet 10 .hs
iron bolt; thence south six and three-iourIhss
degrees west parallel with first mentlo nns
line one hundred and three and I9I'! vest
hundredths feet to the line OF sara aid
street; thence westerly along the line o. s If
West street thirty-three feet to the p'A''
beginning.
Also a right OF way for all purposes Of =. :
way over a strip of land fifteen rect W.
now laid out extending along the noI rtrstt,
and western sides OF said lot to west sud Ss,
being the same land and right oil way from
scri6ed IN certain deed 81 warFaht - VII
liam A. Milliken dated March 80, 1855 anu of
corded in the Hancock county ressnss il
deeds, vol. 225, page III; this conveyatHc on.
made. subject however to the covenant S Sesd
tanned in said warranty deed, to when sno y. Is
and the record thereof express reteteIhe.; tIe
made, together also with all the rlgns's
and interest which the said James Slh.e.,ieth
had in and to said real estate on the Uni l .hir.
day Of September, 1902, at 1--WE hours a9a the
~ minutes in the afternoon. the time neent;on
same was attached on the writ in the me. IAN and
IN which said judgment was ren stn Say Of
July, a. d. 1903, at 10 O'Clock in the in
the ONCE Of p. N. Benson in Bar M III ssIl BY
Eden. Hancock county, Maine. ! shat. sc &C. ana
public auction to satisfy said execuI.noss The
Judgment and costs of said sale; pn nsess the
same shall be otherwise satisfied oetIoo,ye.de-
time Of said sale, said real estate ~ sUn,sresl
scribed and all the right, title ana I'm real
that the said execution debtor has IN SUI 81 aiare
estate at the time the same is seized 81 Santeun.
said or had ON the thirtieth day OF oeeiRnntes
Der. q. d. 1909. at five hours and thirty M was
In the afternoon, the time when the sA ~ said
attached on the original writ IN anu
real estate. III. 2. WHIrcVSha,ih
Dated this s7th Of May. a. d. 1903 sn''
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for Sale.

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N0TTAGE. Barn, etc, and one-haH acre
~ of land at South Hancock, belonging to
John Wilken, who is leaving the district Sit.
uated on rising ground, on the west side OF
road leading to Hancock Point and Mount
Desert Ferry, from which it is distant 2 to 2la
miles; has frontage OF upwards of 200 feet
on Long creek, with excellent facilities for
bathing, boating, etc. The rooms are all well
finished, and ali The buildings in excellent re-
pair; the outbuildings nearly all built within
q year. There Is an amply supply of clear
spring water. Would make q very convenie mt
summer or permanent home. Will be sold on
reasonable terms and possession given when
desired. Apply to john WrLKEs, Hancock.
Me- or to the GEO. II. GRANT Co., Ellsworth,
Maine.
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FROM BAR HARBoR.
Memorial Sunday Hotels Soon to
Open-Choral Society Concert.

Memorial Sunday -Hotels Soon to
Open-Choral Society Concert.
BAR HARBoR, May 20 (speciall-The
memorial sermon before the members OF
James M. Parker post, No. 105, @, A. r.
aud Sons OF Veterans was delivered at the
Congregational church Sunday morning
at 10 80 by the Rev. Angus NJ. Macdonald,
the pastor. The church was crowded and
Mr.. Macdonald fully lived up to the repu-
tation he has acquired OF being brilliant
and forceful speaker.
He delivered a sermon OF great interest
from the text: az will extend peace to
her like a river"
The Memorial Day address to the post
and Sons of Veterans will be delivered at
the Casino Saturday afternoon by Rev. ].
w. Webster, OF Newport, department
chaplain. The comrades and Sons OF
Veterans will assemble at their hall at IL
O'Clock, and, escorted by the Bar Harbor
band, will march to the cemetery on Mt.
Desert street, where the usual service OF
decorating the soldiers graves with flags
and flowers will be carried out.
At the conclusion OF this service the old
soldiers and their sons will march to the
Casino.
Daring the service at the Casino music
will be rendered by a select chorus under
the direction of Herbert Harris, of Ban
gor, organist at the Congregational
church. The music will include
welcome, Grand Army Men,"
Union and Liberty"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27
STATE NEWS.

Mrs. Mary Stuart, OF Hiram, one OF the
oldest pair OF twins in the country, the
other being Mrs. Carolyn Boothby, of
Leeds, died at her home in Hiram, May
20. These twins were born at Old Orch
ard, then a part OF Saco, on July 20, 1913.
BY decree signed May 81 by Judge
Strout at Alfred Frank W. Hovey OF Los
Angeles, Cal, formerly resident OF
Biddetord and Pittsfield, was disbarred
from mem bership 10 the York bar associ-
alton on a charge OF unprofessionsl con-
duct. According to decree Hovey was
charged with forgery and perjury, and
disloyalty to clients.
Rev. David N Beach, ID. D., recently
elected president of the Bangor theologi-
cal seminary, has written a letter OF ac-
ceptance to the trustees OF the institution.
DR.. Beach will come to Bangor with bis
family some time during the summer,
and will occupy the house on Union
John s. Sewall, ID. d., whose resignation
caused the vacancy which DIR. Beach will
fill.
Joanna Atwood Rowe, who was born in
Hampden Oct. 3, 1902, died in Melrose,
Mass, last Wednesday, May 20. She
was one Of thirteen children. The first
death in this group OF children was when
the youngest died at the age of fiity-six.
One sister is living-Mrs. Mehita BILE Bur.
bank, OF Bangor, who Is in her ninety
second year. Mrs. Rowe was a member
OF the Methodist church for eighty. five
years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

The Machias Union rounded out its
first half-century of life with its issue
of yesterday, May &c. This issue con-
tains an interesting historical sketch,
not only of the paper, but also to
some extent of Maehias and Washing
ton county. The writer is George W.
Drisko, who acquired an interest in
the Union in 1854, and retained it until
July, 1896. At that time he sold his
interest to George A. Parlin, the pres
emit editor and proprietor, who had
been Mr.. Drisko's partner since 1859.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

"That young Squeedink has made a
splendid start in literature "Well
equipped for success, eh?n 81 should say
SO; he's bought beautiful gold fountain
pen that is warranted for ten years, and
be has had two quires of manuscript
paper embossed with his monogram"
$50 Dufferman is going to be married,
eh?" ''Yes, but didn't know that he'd
been already married three times, did
your" "No; who told You be had beeng'
"Why. he did; he distinctly told me the
other day, Ia speaking of the expected
event, that it was the fourth coming
marriage"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27
Memorial Day Orators

Following is list OF the towns In Han
cock county where orstions will be de-
Iivered, and the names of the speakers
Bar Harbor-Rev. J. w. Webster, oil
Newport.
Biuehill-Rev. s. L. Hanscom, Of Bar
Harbor.
Bucksport-Geo. e. Googins, OF Bar
Harbor.
Castiue-W.-A. Walker, of Castine.
Dedham-A. 8. Allen, of Bangor.
EIlsworth-Prof. ii. NJ. Estabrook, OF
Orono.
Frsnklin-Rev. J. z. Simonton, OF Ellis
worth,
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This paragraph is going the rounds of

This paragraph is going the rounds OF
the press:
"What is probably the smallest public school
In the world was opened at Easter on the Halig
Nordstrandisch Moor, In Schleswig Holstein.
1t has been closed for some time in consequence
of the depopulation of the Island, but 1t is
about to be opened again with one master and
two pupils" .
This German school is pretty small, for
a fact, but for smsllness comes pretty near
being duplicated at Bakers island, this
county, where teacher Is employed for
three pupils. And this school was closed
about Easter time because the teacher had
the mumps. Just now the teacher is o.
K, but, the school is closed because the
three pupils have the mumps.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

A Washington county paper credits
the First national bank, of Ellsworth,
with having deposits amounting to
S37 600. This is almost as bad an
error as THE AMERICAN made last
week when it named the tax-rate in
Ellsworth as 50. 10 per 81, 900. All great
newspapers go wralg - sometimes.
The banks deposits are from $3.50, 900
to $500, 900; Ellsworth's tax-rate this
year is s210 per 500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

Gov. Hill recommends that the peo-
pie of Maine observe Sunday, June
IA, as flag day. In view of the many
sacred traditions which cluster around
the flag of the nation, the governor
will be very glad If the people viii ar
range to have exercises appropriate
to the occasion, and hopes that they
will be general and public in their
character.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

The Bar Harbor choral society. under
the direction OF Maurice c. Rumsey, is
putting on the last finishing touches pre-
paratory to its concert which will be given
at the Casino Thursday evening. A full
rehearsal WAS held at the Casino Monday
evening, and the work was very good, the
sopranos receiving special communication
from The director. 1t was planned to have
the orchestra of piano and several stringed
instruments seated on the stage, but this
arrangement brings part of the chorus,
especially the men, far back on the stage
SO that the full effect of their voices is
lost, the sound going up into the fiys.
Some way will be found TO remedy this
defect, either by extending the stage in
front, seating the orchestra on the floor,
or providing sounding board of some
sort Full rehearsals will be held at the
Casino again Wednesday evening and
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
The soloists and orchestra will arrive
from Bangor ON the noon train Thursday.
and will participate in the rehearsal
The outlook for large audience and an
excellent concert grows better every day,
All the best seats are taken and it is ex-
pected that the Casino will be filled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

Fish and Game Commissioners Leroy T.
Carlton and e. E. Ring were in town
Monday and gave hearing ct the Office
OF e. S. Clark on petition to establish a
special close time ON several brooks on
Mt. Desert island, which have been
recently stocked with $4,000 trout fry, and
which are to receive more before long
The hearing was held in the afternoon,
and the decision of the commissioners
has not yet been rendered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

The present city government has
done some pretty good work thus far,
and more is confidently expected of
it, but it HASN'T gone quite so far as to
reduce the rate of taxation to s2.10
per 1000, as charged by THE AMER
ICAN last week. OF course it should
have read s2.10 per 500. Merely a
case of heterophemy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

While the summer season is not. OF
course, on yet, still there are quite a
number OF the cottsgers here, and from
now on they will be coming every day.
Some of the recent arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs. e. g. Fabbri, of New York, who
have taken Old Farm for the season,
Robert P. Bowler, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Emo, William Draper David B. Ogden and
family, all of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Reilly, OF Philadelphia, and
DIR. Robert Amory, Of Boston.
The prospect for a successful season
grows brighter every day. There has
been and still is large demand for cot
tages, with the result that most OF the
desirable houses are rented.
The Newport will open for the season
June /, and the Belmont about the same
time. The Porcupine is already open.
The Malvern, Louisburg, st. Sauveur
and Lyman will not be open till about
July 1.
The Marlboro will receive it's first guest
next Saturday, when Miss Siminton, OF
Philadelphia, will arrive for the season.
Two OF the summer feet of yachts have
arrived, the "Tekla", an auxiliary
schooner owned by e G. Fabbri, OF New
York, and the "Ksbeyun", W. P. Diapers
fast sioop.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

The Bar Barbor baseball team won from
the Cberryfield team by score OF to 7
in an interesting game at Lindall's park
last Saturday aft<noon. During the
game two home IONS were made, one by
Hamlin, Bar Harbor's second baseman,
and one by Toaker, OF the visiting team.
The local team was made up as follows
Mcdonald, C; Campbell, p. Mathews, Id;
Hamlin, %; Bernadini, 3b; Ross, IS;
Pendieton, IF; Tower, II; Webb, CT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

1t Is understood that II. L. Emo, OF New
York, who has been a summer resident
here for many years, will soon commence
the construction Of fine summer resi-
dence on the lot purchased Of the Haie hit
estate, located on the Corniche drive, next
to the estate of DIR. Robert Able, of New
York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27
COUNTY GOSSIP.

This is the way they do things in Surry
j. e. Gott, the venerable town clerk, was
III just at the time his garden needed at
tention. The neighbors learned OF 1t, and
all turned to, plowed 1t, planted it, and
left with best wishes for the success OF
Mr.. Gott and his garden.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

Stonington is to have the next rural free
delivery route to be established in Han
cock county. Postmaster ThurIow has
been advised that the route will go into
operation July 1. The postoffice at South
Deer Isle will be abolished, but the one at
Sunset will be retained. The Deer Isle
Messenger isn't sure that. on the whole,
the service will be an improvement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

Mrs. Jeane b. Gibson, to whom refer
ence was made last week as having been
severely burned by an explosion OF gaso-
line on her yacht, the "vagabond", on
the Hudson river on Msy 16, died from
the result Of her injuries yesterday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

Stephen s. Bunker and Miss Euna San.
ford, Of Bath, will be married on Wednes.
day, June 10, at the home OF the bride
Mr.. Bunker is graduate of the Univer-
sity OF Maine, and is civil engineer by
profession. He is employed in railroad
construction near Muskogee, Indian
Territory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

As the private residence OF Judge Truax
OF New York, the Bluehill inn will have
less checkered career than 1t has had
as a summer hotel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

The Hancock county delegation to the
legislature will go Androscoggin one
better and during the summer session will
live on board of a tidy schooner moored
in the Kennebec river conveniently near
the State house.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

One snowstorm in March, two killing
frosts the last week in May. That's tn
record up to date In 1908. We may expec
almost anything from now on.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

Msriaville is rejoicing in the possession
of a new chapel, which will be finished in
season to use this summer.
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lost.

1 @S~~o~S~~~~~~N>@~0~@ ~o~N-~-~~N-N-OOo
MASONIC CHARM-Commandery Finder
N1 vii kindly return same land be re-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

no not trespsss in Cuniculocus Park.
- demand protection to life and propert,
from the county of Hancock. the State q
Maine, and the United States OF America. =
MARY @. FRRrz AUSTIN.
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= !, :, -, q
DIR. Royal Higgins, who for several
years has been practicing his profession
at Princeton, Indiana, has returned to Bar
Herbor, where he was born and spent his
early years and will open offices In the
Jeliisoa and Whitney building.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27
NOTICE,

70 official authority fer the State Of Maine,
county Of Hancock, townships Of Lamoine,
Hancock, Franklin and ptantationiNo. 8.
nVER three thousand acres in Cuniculo-
~ Gus Park have been burned to glacial
deposits, clay strata rock bottom. de-
mand exemption from taxes on this Austin
property for one hundred years.
MARY @. FRETz AUSTIN.
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Special Notitss.
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
MIR. and Mrs. Parker Eugene Clough here
WI by express their thanks to the many
friends who were SO sympathetic with them
during the illness and death of heir daughter
Sarah A.; also the singers and those who con-
tributed the beautiful floral offerings and at
the funeral services.
Mr.. AND Mrs. PARKER EUGENE CLouaH.
Ellsworth Falls, Me-, May &c, 1903.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-27

EyoUR EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES for
a Mansion House. Greenfield, Mass. Wages
$3.50 per week with room and board.
r AsTERS-Hand Iasters wanted Good Job.
IL steady employment. Apply to E. A. &
F. A. HOLMES, Eastport, Me.
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gaantfn.

EXPERIENCED coat, pant and vest makers
IL on ready. made work in shop. Steady
work and good pay guaranteed. Power ma.
chimes. Apply to +. L. WATKINS & Co.,
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
HARES ARE FAST
At INGLESIOE
Greyhounds Are Tried
Severely in Open
Stake.
California Coursing Commit
tee Meeting at Union
Park.

The sreyhounds put in a strenuous day
81 Inslesidc Coursing Park yesterday in
the rundown OF the open stake. The
hares were unusually strong and took
theiI pursuers all over the field. Owing
10 the severity Of the running there were
number Of absentees in the consola-
tion stake, one round OF which was dis
posed OF during the afternoon.
or the greyhounds left in the open stake
ROYAL Friend, Reta S. Doc Burns and
Young Buck are considered the most
likely to run into the big money to-day
IN the concluding rounds.
Jerry Wright, 4 young greyhound by
Fear Not-Susie. from the O'Shea Kennel,
surprised the talent He was at odds OF
3 20 ] and won cleverly. This was his sec
ond start
Lily Wright. which won last week. had
hard undecided course with Harlean
Gladys and then won by a score of "a 10 0.
The results in detail. with Judge Thomas
Tierney's official scores, follow:
open stake-Mountsin Light beat Silver
Lass. 7-1s Doreen beat Lady Pinto, 100;
Royal Friend beat Van Alba. al; Jingle
Bells beat Whisper. 7-3; Jerry Wright beat
Maid ~ the Glen S-4. Marguerite beat Cruiser,
l6-l. Honor Bright beat Gunpowder,. 60; Ad-
vance Guard beat Odd Eyes. 1O-6: Reta S beat
,'reenhall, 90; Little Plunger beat Beluga, IL
4. Una beat Tom Savers. 1871: Miss Wilson
neat Olc lrolslQeS, lO-b. Roy Hughie beat Or
rlnar o-ls Doc Burns beat Black Flush, 81.
Fannie HUghe beat Tyrone Prince, IA
Equator beat Menlo Prince rs; Medley beat
Miss Green, 5-ii Brsws Hin beat Articulate.
80, Pure Pearl beat Tom Hurlick 10; Fair
Glen beat Van NOye, "a; Sofaia beat Baby
Jennie, 40 Thetis beat HespSr. 4-0: Lady
Msulo beat Irvington TraIee t-J; McHenry
beat Fireside. l0-S, Bonnie Hughie beat Kings
Pride. 81; Little Lucy beat Roxana so: Kit
riernan beat Black Rex. 60; Flower OF Kerry
hcst Clsrice. 20; Gold Lily beat Manru. II-5:
Young Buck beat Amer Boy, l4-T; Yukon beat
Concord Tralee. Go; HaddingtOn beat Our
Myra, Sc: Anchor beat ImpeTiOus. S-6, Renzi
beat Royal Sport. 10-7: Rock and Rye beat
Green Girl. ia; Topsy Tu-Tey beat TeIloKtail.
la-fs Lily Wright beat Harlean Gladys. $40:
Intruder beat Hair Noon, So: Young Johnny
Rex beat Frank Dunn, so; Wottles beat
Frometheus 50
Consolation staIe-Lady Pinto beat Silver
Lass. 36-3: Whisper beat Van Aba ia:
ncst GunpCwder. 81: Greenhau a bye. Beluga
Withdrawn, Tom Savers bye. Old Irousides
withdrawn. Crclna beat Black Flush, SO; Ty-
rome Prince bye, Meno Prince withdrawn:
Articulste beat Miss GHeen. 9-3: Tom HurIicll
besr Van Move, 10-1; Hesper beat Baby Jen-
ME. 12-T- irvingtOn Tralee beat Fireside 40.
HoXans beat Kings Pride. Go: Clarfce beat
Black Rex. 40; Amer Boy beat Manru IA:
heat ROYAL sport. 81: Yeilowtail beat Green
Firl. 90 Half Moon bye Harlean GLADYS
vlthdrsv-n- Prouetheus beat Frank Dunn
II-t
The attraction at Union Coursing Park
to-day viii be the rich California Cours-
ing Committee stake. The coursing viii
commence upon the arrival OF the 1O:I5
p m train. Chief interest centers about
Tho expected meeting Of Palo Alto and
Pocatelh this afternoon in the third
round.