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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
THE WAY Is, CLEARED
Steel Trust May Convert It's Stock
Into Bonds,

Trenton, N. J., Feb. 5.-The court Of en-
rors and appeals to-day unanimously re-
versed the decision of Vice Chancellor
Emery which enjoined the United States
Steel corporation from converting $780,
000,0 worth of its per cent preferred
stock into S per cent second mortgage
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
STORM NOTES.

Pittsburg-The food in the Allegheny river
as two feet above the danger line at IL o'clock
to-day but the rising waters at the up river
points have been checked by cold weather.
Railways and factories will not be interrupted
long.
Chagrin Falls, Ohio-The car barns and ma
chine shops of the Eastern Ohio traction COM,
psny here We're burned to-day Eight large
electric cars and snow pillow were burned.
Loss. $55,0oO. s.5.al.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
SEVENTY MILLIONS FOR CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. 5.--Joseph Auerbach, on behalf
of J. P. Morgan and other eastern financiers in
terested in the affairs of the Union Traction
company, made formal announcement on the
traction question to the city councils local
transportation committee. The offer means that
$40, 900 900 will be spent in perfecting the street
car systems Of Chicago provided the Morgan men
secure a franchise.
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drowned and little hope is expressed for
the others.

drowned and little hope is expressed for
the others.
James L. Fisk, a fish buyer who spent
the night in his station, came to the
city last night and said that prior to the
storm he could see plainly dozen shan
ties. and men moving about them, but
IN the morning there was no sign of hui
man life on the bay. Two men who were
In a shanty not far from his place, were
lost during the night, cakes of ice hav-
ing smashed their shanties to pieces He
says the other fishermen could hardly
have escaped, as they were still farther
out and nearer the scene of the first
breaking up of the ice.
Three Below at Des MoInes.
Des Moines. Iowa, Feb. 5.-Advices re-
ceived by the government weather bureau
here are to the effect that Des Moines
was the coolest place in the United States
last night, south Of Moorhead, MINI.
The mercury registered three degrees be-
low zero.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
KANSAS MAN MURDERED.

Bird City, Kan, Feb. 5.-B. W. Knott, a
Wealthy citizen of Bird City. was found lying
dead in "a pool Of blod in his bedroom this
morning. He Is supposed to have been muir
dered the night before. He came from York.
,Neb.. where he has a brother s. Knott. Rob-
berry is the motive assigned. No clnea
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
Three Below at Des MoInes

Raleigh, N. C.--In attempting to drive through
swollen stream near Oxford Ethel Roystel
of Oxford and Mary Dean. lad young man
named William Tillotson, wer thrown into the
water and Miss Register drowned. Miss
Dean and Tillotson were rescued by the lat.
ter's 12-year-old brother. .al
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
LEGISLATORS ON A TOUR
Michigan Senate and House Committees
Inspect Mills and Plants In
tho RanIno,,la

Special to The Journal.
Calumet. Mich, Feb. 5-A special train
carrying senate and house committees
of the. Michigan. legislature on junket-
ing tour arrived this morning and spent
several hours in visiting the stamp mills
along the shore Of Torch lake.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
MASON GUY sw1TcHMAN H1rRT

Special to The Journal.
switchman IN tho eW M,,Waukee Yards T. Withey
Injured, 1t is feared. this morning. He was
riding on the side of and struck switch
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-05
FATAL ACCIDENT AT GARNER.

= FAIAL ACCIUENT AT GAHNER.
Special to The Journal Il
Garner, Iowa, Feb. &C. w Allen of Crystal
Lake. while intoxicated, endeavored to board the
Milwaukee passenger train here last evening and
was fatally injured. I
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
MCHESNEY ARRIVES.
Special Car Brings the Western
Racehorse from Chicago.

NcCbesnev. the four-year-old champion of the
West who is to meet Waterboy in a special race
at mile and quarter at Brighton beach next
Wednesday, arrived here last night He was TO be
sent to Gravesend at once, where he was expected
to arrive at ) o'clock this morning.
He left Chicago on Thursday evening at O'CLOCK
in special car over the Lake Shore roao' ana iau
as travelling companion a runner purGnasi9I Tir -
Mr. Smathers the day before. +: M, +2r 49, of
relative of Sam Hdreth the preSenI III ulder, iUe O
the colt will have charge OF MIN "iAiie He i01
There We're all sorts of speculation in the paddock
at Brighton Beach concerning the probability OF
anv owner starting his horse in the McCheshey-
Waterboy championship special Father b4I4
Daily who loves nothing better than to nave
hand in the big affairs of the turf, announced InaI
he had teIegraphed 10 ms cot lamde advising
him TO send him on to meet the TWO Iou'-SeaI
Claude ran second to The Picket in the last re
neWal of the American Derby, and in ADDITION 70
this performance ne has five different Derbles 70
in the country where the sport is profitable ana
that the veteran horseman,s advice VIII De ac-
There was another report to the effect that The
Rhymer fve-year-old horse py me f3ara. a5bIc @
SNAPPER Garrison. who has acted as agent LOT LOT
IN, iTnrr6ha5ie that any will go to the post
with Waterboy and McChesney ana IN bne IaD irs @
be as it was intended-a contest Tor the chahlIoiS
alone ia 60 te,,a been made between
ne SoVv oS The two horses had not been recorded
vesterday ,ae although A. J. Joyner had the money
e1 a1 :" cover it. snapper" Garrison assured the
ti,,ar of Vaterboy that the money would be torth-
coming as soon Mr.: Sm4thers reached f t9wh; 70
-rHT, j. considerable difference OF opinion as 20
,,,i.b b[rse will be made favorlte IN tne oetIlnB-
Those VINO hold that McChesney VIII pG EN- ms tb ol
nn5e 1f money which the West VIII sehd mo Ie
ring will compel the bookmakers 10 bsalves +bo uaail'
a nice percentage book said 5,6,ect one would be
| Waterloo 3 to and McChesney TO o.,,,,5 o, q mile
The Haggin colt Yesterday waS course in 2oh
SvSne m Pot and a number of his friends watched
| fha
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
R. c. VANDERBILT WINS PRIZE.
Wins Third Prize in Harness Horse Glass at
Atlantic City Show.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Atlantic City. N j., July 17-The weather to-
day brought out big throug to criticise the ex-
hblts at the horse show All the best animals
were shown to-day in the various classes for com
petition in the semi-fnals Much interest was
tax in the exhibits of two teams of Virginia
hunt clubs and in the high jump. Alfred G. Van
derbiIt was a spectator. The show closes to-mor-
row.
The Cameron Run hunt and the Deep Run hunt
were greatly admired for their bright uniforms
Mrs. CORTLAND H. Smith the only woman member
Of a hunt present. was the leader of the former
team and received great applause for her horse
manship over the fences. She received the blue
ribbon. The average excellence of the teams de-
termined the award. Howard WiIlett's Heather
bloom and Richard Donnely's Rife competed in
attempt, knocked the sticks but finally
Lady Dainty the first prize and Herbert Cop
peIrs Honor Bright second. DR. John L.
VENTS harness horse Lord Geaden II won in
the open class. Mrs. \. Decernea's Sporting
Duchess was second Herbert CoppeIrs Wilmot
third and ". Z. Woodend's Baron Brown fourth.
There was decision in the four-in-h hand class.
but a blue ribbon given to Herbert CoppeH
and DR. Wentz. the only entries. In the pony
class the blue ribbon awarded to W. L.
Woodend's Peter Powell black gcding. driven by
Mrs Gerkeus's little son.
Mrs John Gerkens's pair Of harness horses.
NevvSboz- AMI Miss Dooley, again defeated Il large
6ol Mr. CoppcNs Wilmot and Bobs Col
second and his Highwood and Maplewood third.
The qualified middle weight hunter, -Dindey Bay,
t5I,,c Tihbon and Heatherboom the second Lewis
{, Young of Newly ork. WAS third WITH Blizzard
Iris, handled by MIS-. f. - I'e"'' VI <''ia'i'i0
1-;.,- tool, third prize.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGTE-
TBY rELEGRAP5 To TIE r,,Br-<r :

Pittsburg. July 1.-THE Giants PLAYED another
hne game with Pittsburg to-day. and lost in the
twelfth inning by score of 6 to . 1t was an un-
fortunate defeat for the visitors who at the end
OF the seventh had a lead of one The next
TWO innings each gave the home players a run and
tied the score. 1t not until the twelfth inning
that the local team made its winning run.
Taylor put in the box for Ncw-York, while
Roaring Bill" Kennedy acted in the same capacity
for Pittsburg. Taylor. at the beginning of the
struggle. showed signs of nervousness but soon
settled down and pitched good ball.
In the second each side scored. making two
apiece The visitors made their triple
by Mertes and singles by Dunn. Babb and Warner
and the home men scored on two singles and two
bases on balls. In the sixth the Giants took the
lead by making two runs. a single. base on
balls, sacrifice and two-bagger by Babb
In the following inning both sides made one run
each Warmers double. Taylor's bunt and Brownies
fly tailed the for New-York, and although
Kennedy and Wagner each made three-b hits
Tor the Pittsburg nine in this inning the best they
foud @ do was to make but one run. In the next
TWO innings the home team made run in each,
ana the score was a tie again. In the twelfth
5ranSneld tripled and Leach singled. bringing i'll
the winning run The
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
L4WN TENNIS.
Surprises at Seabrght-Larned and
Ward and Ware Lose.

William \. Larned, the na tionaI champion and
one of the team of American tennis players to meet
the English challengers showed reversal of
form yesterday in the tournament at the Seabright
Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. and defeated
in three fast sets by Holcombe Ward, the Har-
ward expert All through this meeting the players
have been having their good and off days. The
Nrenn brothers began the series of upset5 by
losing in the easiest sort of fashion.
In the. opening set of his match with Ward,
Larned began to play with his accustomed ac-
curaCy, and took the set at 6-4. Then Ward be-
gan to outplay his opponent at the net. In trying
to make cross drives Larned handicapped by
the low drop of Wards drives. On his errors
Ward scored heavily. The entire second and third
sets were futile attempts the part OF Larned
70 play an uphill game. Ward was very resource
1ul, and did not allow him TO force him away from
the position at the net. Few of the games went to
deuce. The final score was IS 6-S and 6-+.
The last match of the day resulted in what was
regarded IS the most remarkable upset of the
should have been selected in place of the Wrenn
brothers for the internatonals. defeated in
straight sets by William A Iarned and Beals c..
Wright. They proved no match for the SwiftneSs
with which Jarned and Wright played the ball
from the position near the net. The final
e. 81.
arrangement has been made in the pro-
sramme for to-day. Ward will meet Wright in the
final of the singles at IL q and at p. m the
Wrenns Will meet Ward and Ware in the finals Of
the doubles
1Tr
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
To Meet Horstman in Semi Finals for Yer
mont Championship.
my TELEGRAPH To THE rE1RTNr

burlington, Vt. July I7-Brilliant golf and close
matches marked the second days play In the Yer
mont State golf championship, now In progress
here on the Waubanakee links The course was in
excellent condition and the weather favorable to
low scoring. The first and second rounds at
match play wera completed to-day. Paul Water
man, the defender of the title. won both his
matches to-day. and will +. Oden HOrstman
in the sem-h9nl round tomorrow. Horstman to-
day gave the best exhibition of golf seen on the
course here in the tournament. He put out both
Dr. Clark Burnham and James L. Taylor
round (match play: first sxteenp-James L. Tay-
Tor EkWanok, beat b. NJ Pond, Rutland, up and to
play; r. Oden Horstman, Ekwanok, beat Clark Burnham
Ekwanok. up Or. T. I. Hall. Rutland. J.. A
ril. Rutland, up and . 10 play; Paul Waterman
Grenville Clark, Waubanakee beat F. 5. Wheeler Elk
wanok, up and I to play a. NJ. Reed Ekwanok, beat
Gict. Waubanakee beat Jasper Lynch. E2Iwanok. up
w. !. Evans EkwanOk. beat George ". Worthington,
Mount Anthony. up and l to play
Second rOund-F Oden Horstman beat James l. Taylor
and play; Paul Waterman beat z. /. Hall.
up and to play; a NJ Reed beat Grenvle Clark. up;
G.. w. Benedict w. J. Evans up go hOesl.
NJ. Pond up and to play W. II. Dunn beat J. A
Merrill. and l TO play; c. NJ. Clark beat F. ).
Wheeler l up % holes; Jasper Lynch beat George
Worthington . up and 4 10 play
Waubanakee cup-Joseph T. Stearns Wauhanalzee, beat
Harry Clark. Wauhanakee. up and to play; g l.
up and 4 TO play: r Morse Rutland beat T. j.
Rovce Rutland up. +. Z. Kimbal. Waubanakee. beat
H w Brown Ekwanok, by default; F. w Elliott, Wau-
Weed ir Waubanakee. beat w. W. Burton, Ekwanok.
up and TO pIav; W. g Carnegie Ekwanok, beat c. E
Miner. Waubanakee, up and to play - Co..
IN and 10 play F. z. KimbaI beat George z. Morse;
: up and 8 10 play; E c. Brown beat +: w Elliott.
up and l play; W A Weed jr beat W. = Carnegie
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

FoUR ARMLEss MEN
,.t,u,tou, see fo-morrow'r Frfbune.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
WARRANT AGAINST PINKERToN MAN.
Benjamin steinhardt Charges Oppression in
Racetrack Arrest.

Benjamin steinhardt the attorney VINO Is "ds
ing war the racetrack attaches secured wal va.
rant from Justice Holbrook in the Court OF 9pI-
cial Sessions yesterday for the arrest "t FIIiNei
ton detective. employed at the Brlshton
racetrack The man IS charged with oppression.
The warrant steinhardt said, will probably DC
served to-day
Mr. steinhardt said that IN the course OF me e
Morris Park meet some weeks ago man, one Oh
tho hangers-on about the track, was arrested DS
the Pinkerton detective and locked mp In ne
temporary Jail tnat tn detectives have at I Ile
track Mr Steinhardt said that the Pinkert9n ae e en-
arrest and lock up people whenever they Ieei T. p
inclined. The warrant he said would give the
F,nkerton man dose of his medicine
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
GOLF.
Aler Smith, Hestern Open Cham
mOn-COurSe Record Tied.

NliWaukee. July 17-"Alex'' Smith. of Nassau
captured the Western golf open championship by
conipethS the Seventy-two holes with of
SiS strokes He closely pressed by David
DtoWh OF Woliaston, and Lawrence Aucheronie
VI HleIi"ood, who came home with total OF S2o
Srokes. Hart Turpie of Auburn Park was only
one point behind. with S2 while Willie Anderson
Oh Apa"ams. the former champion. finished fifth.
Win S-S F. Mcleod of Rockford was one point
behind Anderson with Ga4
The final eighteen holes were played in a heavy
doWnpour of rain, which in a measure. prevented
tne Piilhs up OF better scores at the finish. The
INKS were literally flooded in the greater part of
tne AFTERNOON. Alex Smith the winner paved
Mat Is called constant golf throughout the toura-
ISlt. CnIy once was he headed and that was by
Llue5 NlChoiS or st. Louis. who was two points
Sisu an at the end of the fifty-fourth hole Nichols
te11 Il, down badly in the final round
>, me sensational feature was the teinC of l. T.
bpSG ; course record of "a by David Brown. Brown
would nave made II in SS save for the fact that his
losing him stroke. 99 - - ' 49,
~, emerson $ hard luck of yesterday nut him out OF
e 49, IuIihs .i1 LOT nrSt place He pulled up, however
finish. ~ "'''' - 'N0
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

victory for Ard Patrick last years Derby winner
Sceptre was second and Rock Sand the winner OF
this years Derby. was third
The stake was Of the value 10oco sovereigns for
three and four year Olds. and was about mile
ana quarter In distance Although dve horses ran,
the entire interest centred in the three placed
horses- Rock Sand was favorite in the betting at
20 :; Sceptre was strong second choice at to T.
WINE , 10 was given against Ard Patrick.
OIloie leu 10 the straight. where Ard Patrick drew
III 'front.' followed by Sceptre and the pair furnished
q 5I me c nnish ARD Patrick winning by bare neck
rock sand was three lengths behind. The Duke of
Westminster fourth. Rock Sand was ridden by
J. H. t''Skeets') Martin Maher would have had the
accident. -
RING EDWARD was present. and the attendance
formed the record for this course 1t is reported that
ara Patrick was purchased for 100000 by Count
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
,-year-olds and upward; selling.
SINTH RACE-For three-year-oIds
One and one-slXteenth miles.
RESULTS AT WASHINGTON PARK.

First race (sN furongs)-Burne Bunon. 100 Farrelll
10 to l and TO l. won Scorpio, II tDomimck, 70 -
second Tcstry. tFiegesonl 10 third Time Hin
Never Fret Nellie Waddell, Zella Knight and Vain
amoinen also
won: Postmaster Wright 112 HIegesoH1 TO . second
Classfull. tB. Davis. to D third Time, las
Avoid and Marlin also 80
Third race five one half furIongsl-Sweetic. lo2
O4elgeson. even won Ranland. io3 N o Phillips .
second Evvood 106 &C.. Cray - 10 ], third Time
i:O9+s NV Alice FL Corteso. General Steward. Grief
SpencerIan and Henry I.uehrmann Jr., also ran
Fourth race seveu and one-haf furlongsl-Bruare %
d. WILSON, won; DR.. Stephens. 104 (KnapP). 9 TO
J. second Ormonde, 104 (iielgeson), 10 =" thlro
Time 1855. Macy also ran -
Fifth rara zone iftv yardSD-Sidney G Love 81
(TIelseson), q won: Schwabe. 10o H. WILSON, 3 to
s second. Hoodwnk. 102 u Bookerl. TO l. third
Time I462b. Jack Ratlin also
sixth zone and one sixteenth milesl-Hermencla
IO6 m PhiIps) 10 - wcu BaTrica, 1ol IL. Jackson
to second: Fading Light Sc (Robbnsl 8 to l. third
Time :5TGb Bard Avon and Miracle II also ran
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
RELIANCE Is BEATEN.
Continued from nrst page.

the new boat and tried 10 Iuff out and pass her
out II was in vain The nineties had now passed
all the fleet except the schooner Ingomsx and
the little Hanan clipper Asprant. which was
travelling fast in the smooth water with a
reaching jibtOpsaf set She was passed ey
the Reliance at S-0S O'Clock The Effort was
then about one-half mile astern OF the Asesrant.
THE WIND COMES STRONGER.
When the wind freed a bit. at 2.4T O'Clock. the
nineties set reaching HbtopsafIs. and an hour
iater' when II came in with better -nSth
iFom the southward. baHOoners were sent up
asa'n' The Columbia tried a spinnaker to star
BOARD when she had cleared Stratford Point
both she and the Constitution had beer over
HSuhng the Reliance as they brought Up the
oreeze with them. and the new boat in scite OF
the Splnnaker she set one and one-half miles
rom the nniSh. was unable to shake OF the
Constitution. The latter gained steadily. and
nnished only hfty-nine seconds astern OF ths Re-
lance
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
THE SUMMARY.
H. p. WHITNEY AGAIN IS FIRsTs
Inr rrLEGRApH To THR TRIBUNg.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Newport r. l. July 17.-VaGuero III. saita1 -
t4arr1, PAYNE whitney again to-day won - rses
a,,oys, tba 9n nrootars II was the closest 4ca u
the week all of the boats finishing inside 1'rE3'-
six seconds. There was a strong southwei Rtid-
The course was the same as used yestt Gay -
the compass buoy and return. making II a iSR 60
and beat home.
Vaquero III got the start. with the Baro'-7a So
ond and at the outer mark the yachts r0Inded
practically in a bunch. and all the way oous u
was any ones race. although NadueTo III. - sAl1.
fuI management held her windward position ans
crossed the finish line winner by tweIi1y -seV1a
and Marion Wright sailed the Carolina. TIE sum
mary start 3:5e): -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
HUNT TO MEET ALEXANDER.

Syracuse. July 17.-In the finals of the New-York
State tennis tournament, held here this afternoon
the Sedgwick Farm courts, r. q. Hunt. of Can
fornia won from T. w. Leonard. of Boston, in
four fast sets Hunt will meet F. B. Alexander
tomorrow for the championship of the State
which Alexander won last year. The summaries;
Open singles sem-fnal round)-Ieonard defeated Allen
6-3. IS. Final round-Hunt defeated Leonard, 81
Doubles (preIimnary roundD-Jenney Alexander
feated Hamln and Burlingame. IS. 81. 10-S First
round-Wright and Leonard defeated Keese and Jones'
6-2 80: Journey Alexander defeated Hunt and
Neey. 6-4 4-6 unhnishedl.
Consolation singles-Sknner defeated Smyth, S-6 10
Reese defeated Britcher e.. - Northrup defeated
keese. 6-3. -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
IN FINE RACING TRINA

the co1sfitati wins ~ ~ tS al01ancs " y
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

explaining its position in regard to the peac.
agreement between the two leagues.
IL Is reported that while in Philadelphia on
Thursday Ban johnson. president of the American
league, characterized the stories OF haSball war
as SoSurc, Tor the reason that the National League
il desired.
Asked If he had any reply to make 20 the state
uient cre0ited TO the president Of the American
league. Nj Pulllam said that the National League
was never more prosperous than at the present
TIME, ana that If financial showdown" became
necessary. he thought the american League would
nave 10 pass around the hat
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
H1RNESS RACING.
Dan Patch Equals Worlds Pacing
Record for Half Mile.

Columbus. Ohio. July 1.-THE summer meeting
of the Columbus Driving Association closed to-day.
Dan Patch was driven a half mile against time
and equaled the worlds pacing record for that
distance, 57&4 seconds, made by Prince Alert. The
quarter made in 2SSa seconds and the half in
57S4 seconds. The results:
Trotting; 2:25 class purse sSOO)-Second and third
heats and won by Rob Islo. Tine 2:12+, 2:16k.
Prince eaton the first heat IN 2171e.
TTotting; 2:0S class purse $S0OJF1rst third
won by Maxine. Time. 209le 2:121. Baron de Shaw
the second heat in 2:U92z
Pacing: lib class (purSe SS00)--Won in
straight heats. Time, 2:09hi, 2:O95g
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
EASTERN LEAGUE CHANGES.
Montreal to Take Woreester's Team
Rochester Promises Amendment.

AT the meeting of the Eastern Baseball League.
heid AT the Hotel Victoria, the of the clubs
ooJected TO the sale of Rochester players. and
threatened to give that clubs franchise TO some
0tner CITY II the practice continued Six other
cues, II Is said. anxious to enter the league.
Fresloent Powers said that promises of amendment
franchise. ~ -
a. a !alspatch from Montreal announced that Mon
1i ESsteruay acquired the Eastern League fran
fS t OF me worcester Baseball Club. and that the
ta teaI. WOULD start out on Monday the Montreal
teim' and would play at Montreal on August u.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
PAGER DROPS DEAD ON TRACK

Detroit July 1.-THE closing of the Windsor
Driving Club to-day marred by King
Charles owned by d. W. Maloney of White Plains.
y. Y. dropping dead the track at the conclusion
of the final heat in the 2:O9 pacing OvereXertion.
resulting in the rupture of a blood vessel was the
cause of his death, The results:
Pacing 2:09 class: purse S6OO-Alerson won in three
straight heats. Time, posi-, 2:091t 2OSs4
Trotting 2:l0 class: S6D0-Monte in
three straight heats. Time, 2;101:. 2:0s2t 2:Os5