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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
MORE IRON Cash FOR BOOKS
Carnegie Offers City of PIttsburE An
other Million and n Half
Dollars.

PITTSBURG, March 27.-Andrew Carnegie
has added $3.50, 900 to his library donations
in Pittsburg. Today he made 1t known,
through w. N. Frew, president OF the board
OF trustees, that he would donate s1,4OO.0 900
in addition to the $1,750,OoO already given
by him to provide means for an addition TO
the present Carnegie library, and $4,000
to build the new East End branch library
This new gift makes his contribution to the
great institution $5,000,0O0
The proposed addition to the Carnegie
institute win make it Ave times larger than
the present building and give not only quar-
ters for the museum, but an immense art
gallery, the finest that can be built, and
numerous other improvements.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
NATIONAL COUNCIL OFFICERS
Women Also Select indianapolis as
Place to Meet I'm February,
1904.

NEW ORLEANS. March 27.-The Nation
al Council Of Women. in session here to-
day. chose the following officers: President,
Mrs. Mary Wood Swift, San Francisco; vice
president. Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, Wash
ington. d. c.; recording secretary, Mrs.
Francis Burns. Detroit; corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. Flo Jamison Miller, Whining
ton, ILL.,; treasurer, Mrs. Lillian NJ. Hollis
ter, Detroit.
Mrs. Mary Wood Swift will be the dele
gate to the international council at Dres-
den next January.
The executive meeting OF the council will
be held in St. Louis next year, an invitation
having been extended to the council by the
board OF lady managers of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition.
indianapolis was selected as the place
for the meeting OF the council in February,
1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
NAME CHANGED TO CARNEGIE
Are PILED Amending Charter
of the New Merger of
steel Plants.

TRENTON. N. J.. March 27.-Couasel for
the United States Steel corporation have
filed in the ONCE Of the secretary Of state
articles amending the charter OF the Ma
tional Steel company, which was filed yes
terday for the purpose Of merging the
Carnegie, the National steel and the Amer
lean Steel Hoop companies.
The amended articles change the name
from the National Steel company to the
Carnegie Steel company. The papers are
the same as those filed yesterday, with a
single important exception, In connection
with the provision that there shall be
maintained in this state a registered agency
at which shall be kept a list OF the stock
holders OF the concern for inspection of
the stockholders, there is an added provi.
sion as follows:
But said registered agent may refuse per-
mission to examine the same Except as TO
the entries affecting the shares owned by
such stockholder) unless satisfied that such
examination and the Information TO be ac-
guiTed is desired for h,h1 h,eEithlmate h purposes
ests of the corporation, or its individual
stockholders, and the determination of the
registered agent shall be final and con-
elusive.
This provision follows the lines Of a de-
cision rendered in the supreme court a
few days ago in the case of O'Hara against
the National Biscuit company. o'Hara had
been denied the right to inspect the list
Of stockholders OF the company and sued
out a writ of mandamus against the regis
tered agent. He ala not set up any reason
for wanting to examine the books, standing
on his rights as a stockholder to see the
books at any time for any purpose that
might be satisfactory to himself The court
refused the mandamus.
This provision is also interesting in con-
nection with the assembly bill 270 which
passed the house this week. That bill pro-
vides that no suit can be brought by mi
nority stockholders in the name OF a cor
poration without the written consent OF 20
per cent of the stockholders. Under the
provision of the amended charter. filed
today by the Cs6negie Steel company. 1t ia
very dificult for any stockholder to obtain
the names of the stockholders Of 20 per
cent of the stock OF the company unless
the managers are willing.
The papers filed today are signed by
Charles M schwab. Ebert H. Gary. Will
liam z. Corey, Thomas Murray, william w,
Blackburn, each holding one share of stock,
and the United States Steel corporation,
629 1895 shares.
PITTSBURG, March 27-A largely at
tended special meeting OF the directors OF
the Crucible Steel Company OF America is
being held here today. The rumor is per-
sistent that 1t was called to consider a
proposition to sell the control of the
Clarion Steel company to the United
States Steel corporation, but those inter-
ested refused to give out any information
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
HoWLS FOR NEGRo'S BLOOD
Virginia Mob Attempts 10 Lynch
Black AHsauIter of Tiny
Girl.

BLUEFIELDs. ". Va. March 27.-Har-
vey Williams, a negro, today assaulted
Mary JoneE. the lS-yeAr-Old daughter Of =
white miner. and left her for dead on the
mountain between PoeahOntAs. Va, and
Cooper. W. Va After resAining conscious
ness the child managed to reach her homo.
Several posses Immediately went in
search Of the negro. who was located near
PocahontRa, taken to BramWsn and lodged
in jail. The jail is heavily guarded tonight.
but a lynehing Is expected. as an angry mob
u EatharinG- Ths nttis Gtrl VA diA.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
FLEEING FELON DODGES SHOTS
Iowa Prisoner Wanted I'm Nebraska
Gains Brief Spell of Lib

WAVERLY, Ia, March 27.-Daniel Allen
and VIII Way, who recently broke jail at
South Sioux City. were arrested today and
placed in the Wayerly Jail after a battle.
The men are wanted in Nebraska.
When the marshal with his prisoners ar
rived at the jail entrance Allen jumped
from the high porch and ran away, despite
a fusilade from the marshars revolver.
None OF the shots we're effective. Sheriff
PARROTS son. Irving, pursued and cornered
the prisoner in a blind alley. where he was
overpowered.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
WILL La C.6LE 10 MIDWAYS
First step 10 BE Undertaken in Ex-
tending Honolulu Line
20 Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO March 27.-The first
step in the work preliminary to the laying
Of the cable between Honolulu and Midway
islands has been taken up. The Pacific
Commercial Cable company, has chartered
the steamer Grace Dollar, and on April
10 1t will depart from this port, carrying
supplies and material for the construction
Of the cable station on Midway island.
The vessel win also have on board a
number OF carpenters and engineers. and
the work OF erecting the buildings will be
commenced Immediately upon its arrival
The line from Honolulu TO Midway island
will be the second link Of the cable. which
is TO connect the United States with the
Philippines.
The British steamers Anglia and Colonn
are ct present In London, being loaded
with the cable.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
AMES PREPARES BIG FIGHT
Withdraws Pleas and Lays Plans TO
Delay Final settlement of Cor
ruptiOn suits.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. March 27.-Mayor
Ames has decided to fight every inch OF the
way in the courts. He has withdrawn his
pleas Of not guilty to all the indictments
and filed notice Of a motion to quash each
one, which will be heard on April 2.
II this fails he will enter demurrers and
II the case goes TO trial will object TO evil
dence being taken because the indictments
are not good, and will move to dismiss on
the same ground. 1t will be a weary hght,
and in IL the grand jury and petit jury will
be objected to and every ground laid for an
appeal to the supreme court. In that way
he can delay the final termination until at
least year from now.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
RICH AMERICAN IS ROBBED
His Name IL Not Announced, but He
IL Badly Treated I'm
Paris.

PARIS. March 27.-The Temps this after
noon says wealthy American. whose name
is not given. has been the victim of a SEN
satlohal assault and robbery here.
He was induced. according to the paper
mentioned. to visit quarters occupied by
parties who represented themselves as deal
ers in antiquities. There the American was
set upon. badly choked and robbed of a
pocketbook containing $500 and four val
liable rings. his watch and other jewelry.
The American was enjoined to silence. but
he reported the case to a comissary of
police. who caused the arrest Of a young
Englishman who gave the name Of Wilson.
The latter's aceomplice succeeded in
escaping with the stolen articles. The
police decline to give the name OF tho
American.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
CROWDS WATCH TWO DROWN
Uncle and Nephew swept Away Before
Hundreds of POwerless
Spectators.

SHARON. Pa, March 27.-A double
drowning occurred here this evening IN the
Shenago river within sight Of several hun
dred people, who were powerless to give
aid. The victims we're Gaylord II. Locke.
aged Ss. a business man of Sharon. and his
nephew. Frederick Mapous, aged 10.
Locke and Mapous drove a horse and
wagon into a sinkhole at the foot Of Silver
street TO wash the wagon and horse and
men were swept into deep water and
drowned. Mrs. Locke was an eyewitness
Of the tragedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
HILL SEEKS REST IN EUROPE
Denies that He and J, PierpOnt
Morgan Have n Big
scheme On.

Copyright. 1903. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON. March 27.-(New York World
Cablegram, Special Telegram.)-J. J. Hill,
talking today. said; II am here on no spe-
cial mission. but solely for rest. have not
come over to tell English railway men who
should know better than myself what to
do"
Asked about reported joint railway
schemes with J. Pierpont Morgan Mr.. Hill
said; II am unaware Of any big scheme
OF the kind that the newspapers report
and go &c es per cent OF these reports may
be discounted. am leaving for home next
Wednesday"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
CALLS REVOLT ONLY TINY
Dominican General sIinimiEes Rebel
lion, saying Most Islanders sup
port Government.

NEW YORK. March 27.-The representa-
tive Of San Domingo today received from
General Caceres, governor OF Santiago de
Los CabalierOs. the following cable;
Revolution limited TO capital. South
and east OF the island are with the gov
ernment. President vasQueE with forces
Is due in capital now. The northern part
Of the islaLd is also with the government" ("
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
HARTMAN Outvvits KseAe.

SAN FRANCISCO. March H.-rhe bull
letin says: Although Edward Pollitz. who
is rounding up proxies fO- James r. Keene.
declares he has met with encouraging sno-
eess. Hartman has already obtained the
right 70 vote ISL 600 Of the lsa,O 600 Southern
RaeiaG nhAroM hsld ia sAA fEAneiAeaIT
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
Senate Wanted More Time and the Rouse
Inclined to Less
BILL PASSES THE SENATE
That Body Also DispOses of the oma
Charter Measure.
MONEY TO REBUILD NORFOLK ASYLUM
House Puts I'm Busy Day, Among
other Things Adding Materially
TO the Appropriation
Bills.

ADJOURNMENT DATE hxed by Joint
resolution for April Z.
REVENUE BILL passed by the senate and
returned to the house.
NORFOLK ASYLUM to be rebuilt II senate
sees II the same way as the house.
LEE SPRATLEN reappointed member OF
the Omaha police board.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
Movements of ocean Vessels March 27.

Antwerp.
At Movflle-Saned: Anchorta, from Glas-
cow for New York: Numidian. from Liver
pool for Halifax and ST. John. N. B.
Al London-Sailed: Philadelphia, for
Boston
from Hamburg for New York via Cher
bourE.
New York, for Rotterdam; Switzerland,
from Antwerp, for Philadelphia
At I1Nerpool-Sailed; Cymric, for New
York
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
RoBBER is LEGALLY HANGED
Alabama HiEhwaynAn EstAbIiHhss .
New Precedent by Death
On GauOVs.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March 27.-Wn
Dorley. colored. was hanged today for high
way robbery.
This is the first instance in the states
history where the death penalty has been
imposed for thia GrimA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-28
Roosevelt Rsfusea Canadian Bid.

VICTORIA. B. C.. March 27.-MAyor Nc
Csndless has received a dispatch from
President Roosevelt declining an invitation
- Watt Victoria en- hiA WSAtsrn tOUE.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
cHAFFEE's GIFT LOST AND FOUND.
Bracelet Given to American Baby Born in
Havana Taken from House.

The disappearance and temperance Of brace
let the gift OF Major General Adne R Chaffee to
the little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William Ben
nett, who now staying at No. 10 West Forty
frst-st-, engaging the attention Of the police
Of the West Thirtieth-st station MI Bennett Is
a government contractor In Cuba. and spends most
Of his time In Havana. When his daughter was
born II was in the fine new hospital in that city
The child was the first American baby born there
go General Chanee. who Is personal friend OF the
Benefits made the baby present Of a gold brace
let set with diamonds.
The Bennett family recently arrived here from
Havana. Sunday afternoon they went for walk.
leaving the child at home. The bracelet at that
time according to Mr.. Bennett. was on the child 8
wrist In their absence. Mr.. Bennett says, woman
who had formerly acted nurse to the child in
Havana, called at the house to see Mrs. Bennett
She was permitted to so to their apartments, but
left before the Bennetts returned from their walk
When they Cid return the bracelet had disappeared
After searching the house thoroughly, Mr.. Ben
nett went to the West Thrtleth-st. station, and
reported the loss. Detective Brundage was assigned
to the case, and made a strict Investigation
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock Mr. ano MIS-
Bennett left their apartments for walk, taking
when they returned found the bracelet which had
so rnysterousy disappeared. had as nysteriously
been returned. Inquiry ELECTED the information
that the same woman who had called in their ab-
s4nce on Sunday had again called. and had been
admitted TO their rooms.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
HAND TENNIS.
Dr.. Pulley Beats J. A. Lowerre, and B. A.
Brown ". s. Richards

Strong service and several bits Of brilliantly
played rallies enlivened two matches yesterday
afternoon in the handicap hand tennis tourna ment
at the New-York Athletic Club. In the first com
petition DR.. ". ]. Pulley 03 points,. ny his ao-
curate placing defeated J. a. Lowerre t18 points,
In the other match r. A Brown 30 points, de-
feated W 8 Richards u2 points,. The latter pos
sessed swift service, which would have been et-
fective hut for the ability and skill which Brown
displayed in getting many difficult balls and max
ing the returns
Three matches will he PLAYED to-day In the pre-
limnary series J. n. Haslin Is points, meets W.
=. Robertson IS points,, and George OTyIS ~
points, meets Dr. n. Tenney G3 points, In the reg
ular series H. A. Morrison 90 points plays R L.
Laheman 90 points,
The summary OF yesterdays matches:
First Cana.
J. A. Louerre ois p9in',J. % / o : "a
Second
Dr. T. Pulley n2 points,. y 2
!. A. IoEerrA Gs points, q " IL
Line.rnen- Martin ] Austin sn1 NJ. +. steele. Jr
Referee. Eugene !. Grenainni.
First game:
r. A Brown 10 points, .-----------.--'.--l5 =
Second game
r. A. Brown 30 points, -........--.-n u ] =
W. s. Richards G2 points, -.-------i J o 10
ILnesnen-Ir. Williams and VI. B Steele II Referee
Eugene J. Giaruanni.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
SUBSTITUTES FOR MODERN SALOON
Dr.. Tolman Would Put Running Water In
All Tenements.

According to Dr. W. H. Tolman. of the American
Institute Of Social Service. saloons and morality
don't go together and further, amount OF enort
sentiment about poor mems clubs" can make
them do so.
The atmosphere which hovers around the
whiskey bottle in the modern saloon can never
rningle with home feeling he said last night. in
lecturing on Substitutes for the Modern Saloon"
at No n Henry-st, Brooklyn
DR.. Tolman condemned q plan among some
saIoonkeepers OF this city to have non-alcoholtc
department. and guaranteeing to become moral
agent by refusing to sell drinks to any poor men
whose wives should make such request. and in
every possible way make their secondary de-
partn1ent real benefit. comfort. e homelke place
to all cornerS-
1T has long been by idea from daily investtga-
ton along the lines OF efforts TO improve social
conditions" said DR.. Tolmau. that there is one
substitute for the saloon which has received but
little attention. That substitute IS water. Put
running water every floor Of every tenement
house; put running water into every tenement
kitchen. and the problem Of the saloon is largely
solved. Among other substitutes is the instttu-
tionaI church. creating new environment
He described the work Of the Church Temper
ance Society, the naval branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association in Brooklyn. and the railroad
branches of the Young Mems Christian Assocta-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
HANDLEss BILLIARD PLAYER LOSES.

George H Sutton, the handess billiard player,
executed marvellous shots in the opening game Oh
d five nights contest at H-inch halkine piliafos
britb Thomas ! Gallagher at the Montauk rooms,
BROOKLYN last evening. The game ended 800 Cor
Gallagher to 209 for Sutton.
Sutton has lost both hands and forearms about
three inches below the elbows. The table was d
little fast and this handicapped both playtIss'
Gallagher comedies Sutton 800 points IN the contest
MIA wing 800 to 200 for Sutton The scores:
c;aIIsgher-1s. = =. o. o. o 3. o II. . !. o, % 49,
6 : 3 > g. O. l. 23 9, Is. s: total 3no' high run
So aye5ass y q ,. "a l. / g. O. 8. s. 2. o. :,
g. s o. o. TO- {. o. o. o. q. IL. O. 2 l. l. e. o. -.
4 = O. T. 4 j. s. l. >. 16 =: total. 2o9; high run -
average 4 u 81
In the amateur handicap game Kelly 05l won
from Gardner 800 in the best played game OF the
series. The scores:
Kellv-o s. l. !. i. O. s. 2 0. o. .. 3, o. O. s.
I II / O. 2 o. l. /. O. o. O. .. s. Il. = o. 2 total. f"'
high run. r. average. 2 7-l5 =
Gardner g. o. 0. 0. O. o. O. 4 o. H. " = u Z =, =.
g. O. o O. O. Q. 10 g. = p, l. T. 0, o. l. total IS high
IL. average, Ills
Grav u3m and Robinson 05) play tonight. and
Wednesday night Lewis GcO plays Wesley G5).
New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
ATHLETIC AFFAIRS AT HARVARD.
Practice in All Sports Begun in Real
Earnest.

Cambridge Mass March IS (SpeCiaD.-Nith the
touch Of real sprfng weather which Cambridge mas
ar+oved the last week work In all the spring
soorts at Harvard has been begun in real earnest
Practice IN baseball. rowing and on the track mas
beer going on indoors for some time. out the fi9e
three or four warm bany days have Infused Nc"
life into wh.l was before largely hundrum per
formance
Within the last ten days the candidates for the
varsity and class crews have been sent ouU '''
the river The severty-fve one hundred men
are under the daily supervision OF graauA'e
coaches and two professional coaches So far
sfxtaan class crews have been organized. and from
these the final varsity material Will De selected
The class races will be held early next month
and afrer these the squad will be reduced 70 the
more promising candidates
II Iq nossihle that Captain MCtirew. VINO mas
road stroa for the last three years. will this year
t.ks Mac. further down the boat. while some
80 no, z-iu lead the stroke. There is no os-
ne,iaUv strong candidate for this place. IN" two
most promising men being z n Stevens and : r.
woIcott the strokes OF the two senior crews
7-ha baseball candidates are working In the cage,
where they being coached oy he'Ier ana 0''''S
bro Baseball is the citadel Of the crimson attn
III sitTIsti0n this year and with last years nine
remaining practically complete ltte apprt thtnSl,'
a. FIt for The seasons record With both clark
80 80 S+iiiman Harvard has little more tn ask
for rha hoy Both are showing up in E""i
foru For the infeId the positions less secure,
an1 5m pun .sgssfnsf ali corners Captain WendeIs
,inn This vear and for this position there are
number Of promising aspirants enfTG neIa XII
Watfbsws viii probably be back AZ right field.
IN addition 20 these sports candidates have been
ca 'v,rTqualIy large number of have reported.
The Lass games are to he held April = and o
New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
MOIST ST. PATRIcK's DAY PREDICTED

The prospects last night were that TO-DAY "ouio
be a "demnec moist sort Of day., as Mr. Saahta-
lini would say. That is not the sort OF oaE tne
sons Of the "OuId Sod would wish for St Fau1ch >
Day, but nevertheless they will prooe ply DC 49, go
e16 ,borze IN large numbers to-day. The annual
parade OF the Irish societies up F1fth-ave 10 sui
zer's Park promises to be imposing IN point OF
numbers at least. The procession Will De heaoeu
by Mayor Low from Forty -third-st to the pafN'
Archbishop Farley will review the processiel II @ o.i
+he arcbeniscopaI residence The e9h Regiment Will
escort the procession At Suffers Park there Will
be a festival at which Controller Grout, Posfmas-
ter Van Cott, Police Commissioner greene greene, aHo ne
Charles F. Murphy will be present fatricA W
Burke will be the grand marshal J.. .bo
There will be several entsrtainrnents IN IN lii
evening The Friendly Sons Of Ct: Patrick VIII
hold their 18th annual dinner at Delmonicos Il Is
expected that Attorney General Cu1neen, Ine es
The combined Irish societies Wtll n9d q In
west Forty -fourth-st. In Brooklyn the 81 FaLtlCh
Society will hold banquet at the Pouch NansloH'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
BILLIARDS.
DR.. Douglas the Winner at the New-7ork
Athletic Club Tournament.

At the billiard tournament ct the New-York Ath-
1e+ic Club last night DR.. Douglas won, w. F
wilson uas second and George Skinner third.
DR. Douglas beat Walter f. Wilson with a total
score of 80 points and average OF ., to VIII
sons A. with an average Of 5-39. In the second
game George Skinner beat Mr. Wilson with a to'al
score of s. and an average of 3l-39 to Wilson s
IN with = n average Of 1910. DR.. Douglas beat MI
Skinner in the final game. with score of zoo ana
an average Of j. II SINNERS 49, with an average OF
23l-Sa The referee T. J. McCahlIl Ihere
ara fourteen entries for the annual pool toufna-
ment which begins on Thursday night OF ms tiis
week for club championship. ne man WIN
loses three games in this will be declared out
New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
THE RACETRACS.
New-orleans Stewards Suspend JOazsy.

Nav-prleanz. March L. IL" I7-s' rariTS Fas-- %
into tho control Of M" .lsv Louisiana J''Ne. '.''
rn-da-. Tn- wearre- underwent .;. H-Tesa''-
change to [air hr IN" trg-k -h"7' '.71E7i'' '-
BIN" and W"~r rI|-t"r' ""r' in' -.'l. "'.i- 70
v,.rir-- Tn. WerrHi1Etrr. r7s" .-..tV-.- ~ -.
vereaI nf form tuat tr' st"v.rd- ".~i-I -
Phillips -r.s:r-'- .'ts- r..G T' .''4 ''' '
fo7 Investigation Fa' summaries
First rs~o =s'tnz. GO 3 - "a ,'i1 ~ 1E ,-[S To1
~" a.-ar4 ,.o-F ."i ,I1.t 80 l. tllrE TIrne
I-1R RIn Afrsr- iu-'."... Ae-'4rf7- L'-FH'lIs A"'
<e7ai rs~e -eii.az. rrse, rae l6s - aI9 HsI{.
ITas Leaaar. HE5lrI-. . O. tni-l -tnS' -,
Tuzs T1sr~-a~. Iat. Mr=r4,~- Fair i-''s an r''A
rI rere alnS 80 t.T2nE, 20 5rl. l ..5 e.
-. 4,r. .T-,-rr-r t. ~ O. third Fi7ns
81 Marion T-yrr-- THuT.ss. Liter and hins l4''7'
E.r@ srs -, - AL 90 IN: 1at5 54r zF ioI -
Rr'nzf .'AF',' PH' "- -. -E ,r5l-1I1f 10 10 I.
thr-d Tirle Itr.'a "erc. Henry or Tr12stannaI'
E'a Ta Tse % 'a3 IJ7ts s' - - Won Ia-son los 5Ganaou
Time - Ait4-t lee. rHsr"s r. and SPORTSMAN Al'
SIKH rs-a selling y v2E[2.2To oEas2 q, '9
tFU'i@-' : ?" : "t1 ~ ~ - ,'t-0I.S =. - -1-4
- i.4dy Arss@-a s-4 Slfss har-s@ also ran
The entries for tomorrow follow:
rirs six ,srrs Eniz1r E r.I- 90 La1a1ls ias
~ Te~ Sat- =, ,a IT, gz 1a tr-rnatas Ia2 J0s
Buckle. I"2 Rfrs fn.v@ l"[ -. D. a. -,,a,.
f"2 "a, Ff1tia- 1"2. 'i.enz~G, ioI Masn-'' I"'
benny Tu~y. III Te'e~ pIry'a. il3 ,-, -,t-- os.
Er1-r,a q Tsr.St q7 Trs WIoz q. Eatar7. TO-
Miss sara ro". My-a Mor-lIo. 1o". Wht-@ "N W.
Foarrz Es5i;aPi d.; iog rc e. s34 r5,2. ~
io4 FIa,4 K r,6. MsrsLsI Nsil. IO6- --
Fifth race rs'i,,nK o. 5jr,9nES - z76sr9- f62
Miss sha nT@y 1n5. pr Fame f'. w iAI BHa1 -
TadEIka a. Kars firf~n. p Srs-,7a Tn- Bronze
7o7o7 Ina. WortHtTE-c7 1H4. FisseA'''' "'' MOI