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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
WHAT IS
GOING ON
IN HARB0R.

The steamer fremont OF the Joy line,
destroyed by fre in New York haroor
early this morning. left her dock on South
Water street, just south Of the Point
street bridge, at the usual hour Seturday'
$50 %. m. Captain Pitts. local agent OF the
line. stated TO a News reported that up 10
noon today, he had not received details
as to her destruction bat expected them
anv hour and awaited orders. THE Tre-
mont had a fair list OF passengers satur-
day night" remarked Captain Pitts, and
carried the largest cargo from this city
In its history with the line with when
she had been connected more than three
wears The I.archmont viii leave here as
usual tonight, 80 there will be no hitch on
this end OF the line II u more than prob
| able that the City OF Key West VIII now
be pressed into service"
The CITY of Key West IL one OF the
! boats that piled between here and New
| York for the line about the time OF Its es-
| tahlishment IL secured at once. there VIII
| he comparativ no delay to shippers nor
practically any Inconvenience TO passen-
gers.
The repairs 10 the paddle wheel Of the
| warwick which was damaged week
| aVo by Ice In Mount Hope bay. have been
| comnleted and she resumed her regular
trips 10 Fan River, this afternoon, Cap
tain Ricketson I'm charge as usual The
! Sycamore and Ruth b. Lutte Of the lnde-
| pendent line, the Dyer Transportation
company sailed for Fall River, this fore
noon. The Lutte was substituting for the
Warwick. while the latter was being re-
paired.
The thermometer on the draw OF the
Point street bridge Just before noon to-
day. registered 81 degrees. Shortly before
midnight II was 40 degrees, drop or
degrees in L. hours, or over two degrees
an hour Fair and colder tonight and to-
morrow.
A second and successful attempt was
made this morning by tug Reliance
which towed the barges Buoyant and An
thracite from Harbor Junction whar
down the bay enroute TO New York. Th'
Gaspee met with like success witt
schooner Baker Palmer which, when wei
out proceeded under own sail. The dens'
fog late yesterday afternoon, caused tn
departure of these craft 20 be deferre'
until today
, Employees OF the bridge department o
the city were busily engaged. today, II
taking measurements for a new hoorfni
for the Point street bridge. This new o
top flooring will be OF spruce, two inche
in thickness on an under flooring OF hcv
pine, three inches I'm thickness. The saw
ing OF the planking to required length ca
,, be done inside under cover. even thoug
the wea ther be stormy, and be ready Z
push work rapidly az soon
? fair weather favors. This is the annua
replanking about springtime and require
I four nights-one on each span and two o
! the draw on these four nights there wi
} be no crossing for vehicles between tn
hours of and o'clock, the followin
morning. The draw Will be operated a
usual and there will be no interruption
foot travel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
WARREN.

Communion services were held at oil OF
the local churches yesterday I'm all cases
the services being conducted by the local
clergymen.
Much complaint is being heard. by con-
sumers OF gas of the poor quality now be-
ing distributed here. Some business men,
who are users OF gas complain OF the
poor light. saying that at times il is very
good and that just when they are com
plimenting themselves because OF the
good light, the gas will die down. and the
flame assumes a yellow appearance.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. Il.
church are planning for an "Old Folks
Concert" at an early date. The musical
portion OF the affair is under the person
al direction Of Mrs. Emma j. Mckenzie.
Narragansett Fire Co. No. 3 attended
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
Urgency

Something must be dons to arrest this
rapidly spreading scourse and done
quickly. Each individual must wake up
each community must wake up. the Ma
tion must wake up and take prompt
action to stay the progress Of the plague
The one remedy that has been found
able to cope with this putrid disease ana
stay its ravages Is Brazilian Balm. For
IL years It's march has been q march OF
triumph. Its cures are permanent ana
are numbered by the tens Of thousands.
For every disease the good Father mas
given a sure sntidote II we can hnd ".
rhs antfdoss for catarrh has been found
IN Braxfiian Balm. IL destroys he "a
tar7y microbe. II clears the head OF foul
mucus; n makes the breath and as
charge. immune Cnon-contasious); re-
,eves the hsas,en- and gradually hsss
the u,csrA ths running sores IN the hseA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
The News Of the State.

into J O San souci and companys store.
and cared for by Misses j. o. and +. j.
San Souci.
John r. Collision. we'll known IN TIE
vicinity. left for Toronto, cana1a, tils
r,s~ring. as a representative TO The Mas
ter Pa,rters' convention from Rhode Isl
ard lie will be absent week or ~
lays.
Teutonic lodge. Sons OF Herman, held
a well attended session In their hai on
Hartford avenue. yesterday afternoon
number OF candidates were initiated
JOHN O'CONNELL.
Hats. Caps, Furnishings, Trunk store ana
Laundry is just above the postonice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
NJ. {. WHALEN|
BEFORE The
EXAMINERS

There was rather warm session Il
the barber examiners at the state housI
this morning, when Michael Il. Whalen q
appeared to show cause VIII
the commissioners should not close hi
shop and prohibit him from practicing hi.
profession of barbering. Mr.. WhaleI'
IL will be remembered,~is the same ma
that was a candidate for the vacancy N
the board Of examiners. and, II Is un
derstood. was supported by Mr.. j. =.
and his friends, and he ma.
a barber shop at 81 East avenue, Paw
tucket.
NE latter part OF last year the stat
board warned Mr.. Whalen that the LAY
required hm 20 have running hot an
cold water I'm his shop and called his y
tention 10 his liability In continuing z
The commissioners state that Ml
Whalen at that time promised TO hay
his shop fitted with the required an
pliances at once, and that late In Df
Whalens license renewed and state
that the necessary plumbing was all In.
The renewal was granted and all wer
well until recently the examiners learf
cd that there was no running hot and col
water there, and issued the summons fo
Mr. Whalen 10 appear.
He was accompanied by Mayor H1gsii'
OF Pawtucket. who appeared as his coui
sel. and ably presented the case OF VI
barber. 1t appears that Mr.. Whalen a.
firms that the only union plumber
Pawtucket is so busy that he could M
get time to doth work required, ar
in addition TO TINT the sort OF tank, whio
Mr. Whalen says is the only sort he WI
have, is controlled by non-union pluml
er. Being, as hs says. good union ma
Mr. Whalen can't do business with
"scab," and this Is the defense.
Mr. Whalen started I'm to talk on a nun
ber of occasions, and his counsel vs.
kept busy preventing him from indulg'r
In personalities 10 as great an extent
he desired. The examiners withheld the
decision, and will announce II later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
Economy

II will not cost you 800 or $40"
month. A 400 bottle OF Brazilian b
contains a whole months treatment. 4
from this on for SIX months we will W
up with each 800 bottle months tire
mont Of ToxIcoI.A TABLETS. IN
tablets are a great tonic; they wake
the liver. aid digestion. strengthen /
nerves and give vitality to every org
No such oner to sufferers from catsI
Asthma. Bronchitis. Consumption .
Stomach troubles was ever made beft
Summer 10 the best time 90 treat C'taf
a. ~ 10 not so violent az in winter.
v. JACKSON q CO.. Mnfs. chsnl
rnlianseclts, Indiana
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08

n Twenty Millions OF our peopl" had
Small Pof. Typhoid Fever or Cholera
what a cyclone oS excitement and horrsf
would sweep over the land. What
rush 10 get away from Il. and what
mighty effort would be- made to stamp
Il out.
Yet cArARRH 10 worse than either OF
them. They do their work quick Ano
t r. over; while cstarrh hangs ON for-
ever and leads to sure death 10 some
form unless the germs are destroyed ana
driven from the system. These germs
or microbes entrench themselves In the
deep And tortuous passages OF the head
win the head rotting away. the ~hee
svstem soon becomes impresnated. IL Is
the parent OF nearly every other disease
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
Forty Years AGO

rhere were less than iocoo catarrh Vic
tins IN the land. Today there are over
twenty million. II has become the MA
rroNAI, DISEASE. catarh IL every
cbe-e. In every city. town and hamlet.
on every mountain. In every valley ano
plain; In forest and prairie The rien'
the poor. the business man. the mechanic.
- lAbsrsr. ne mkstreas. the maid: II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08

Harry Epstein was placed on probation
until June 31st by Judge Sweetland today
for the theft of a watch valued at Sc from
Jacob L,egarus One evening last sum
mer he crawled under a bed occupied by
two boys. When they were asleep he
lifted the watch and went TO New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
Twenty Million Catarrh Victims
can voII REALIZE y17 ARE YOU ONE OF THEM3
II nhomso BALM POSITIVE CoRe
ides Bottle
ming the dropping into

thus stopping the dropping into
throat. At the same time the cough.
asthma and bronchitis and sore thr
viii disappear. also all stomach trout
caused BIZ constant swallowing Of the :
trid Catarrh pus. And as your Cate
disappears all your organs will beco
healthy. your weakness will change
strength and vitality md you will
Nike your old self again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
Low RATES WEST VIA rHE NICKEL
PLATE ROAD.

spscial one way C0lonist tickets To
minis throughout the West and south
vest on sale FIRST and Third Tuesdsy,
each month 10 April 1874. N going West
thls winter. see local agents. OF vrits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08

knows no oless. no sex. no stauon' Nv
Is the universal mslady. tho yellow ds-
temper. the disease that Is the parent os
neariy all other diseases. the aow out
sure yellow death. the curse OF ths land
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08

the fair OF the Pawtuxet Fire Co. at Paw
tuxet last Saturday evening. The journey
was made I'm a chartered car.
The Warren Artillery will hold Its regu-
lar weekly drill meeting In Armory hall
Instructions I'm military tactics Will be
given by the officers
Patrons OF the early morning trains are
doing a lot OF grumblinG because OF the
delayed accommodations due TO the ar
rival OF the morning freight from Fan
River. For a number of mornings lately
one train which leaves Warren near 1880
has been from rs 10 20 minutes late. daily.
CURES GRIP IN RUSSIA
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes
the cause Call for the full name. s5 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08

DIR. CATON'S VITALIZERS
Give instant and LASTING strength and vigor
10 WEAK or incompetent men. No quackery or
humbug OF all druggists. price 81 and S2, or
ton, 10 cents CATION NED. CO., Boston, Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08

HNT Relieve in 10 days with mo- ineonven-
M - lence OF money refunded. io,0p Iesti.
~ nnonials 81. Special Fx. o. p p. Book and
sample pkge scaled o cte. Az drugEiss
or CATION SPEC. CO.. Beaten, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08

The standing OF the bowling teams In
the town league up to date Is as follows
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
sdap och sop upp ALT hvad hon

sdap och sop upp ALT hvad hon
fortjenade.
Aue sager att hon val AZ ar
gammal och var hemmahorande
en- stad i Missouri, hvars MANN
han icke kan erinra sig. Der htr
hon en- gilt dotter, och efter hvad
han kunde forsta, var hennes slakt
val ansedd. Men efter sin torsta
mans dod blef hon bekant med
Vernon, och da hon lemnat slit
hem for att folja honom pa hans
vandringar, anlade hon manskla-
der, som hon sedan alltid BURT.
Hon SADIE sig kunna "a arbete lat
tare och fortjena mera, derest folk
trodde att hon var en- man.
D0dsstraffet.
En- liten SAX har ibland OGDEN till fold.
Salunda har endast es skrama, EFT litet
sar eller sma holder astadkommit OGDEN.
bet ar visit att alltid hafva Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve till hands. bet ar den bssta
saliva pa iorden och afvander OGDEN. da
bra nnskador, sar och harmorrhojder bota.
Endast 25c. hos Lungren d Andreen,
a%potekare. Sioux City, La.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

domar, No. 6. The Poison King lBlod-
fOrgiftning), No. 7, Katarr. Desta Booker
bora innehafvas Of ALA sjuka, enar for
fattaren. DR.. Hathaway, erkanne s som den
basta auktoritet och specialist l torenta
Staterna i dessa sjukdomar. Skllt eller
sand efter i dag den box Nj 0nskar, och
den skall sandals Elder flitt f6rsseglad'
Adressera j. Newton Hathaway. Nj. ,
GI Commercial Block, Fourth & Nebraska
Streets, Sioux City, Iowa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
Byggnadsmaterialier och fisk
redskap hos

Byggnadsmaterialier och fisk
redskap hos
c. A, Larson. 100 Fourth ST.
The Grand Arny Of the Repub,
lie kommer att i ar halla slit sed-
vanlisa stora arsmote i Boston
den 1870 nastkommande au
gugusti. En- excursion afg&r har
iran till Boston den IL augusti
XII. 40 e. m. via Illinois Central
r. r. till Chicago SAINT derfran
med Grand Trunk Railway. Den
ma linie har blifvit utsedd for
exkursienen med nnledning at de
vackra scenerierna utefter LINEN
i Canada, etter St Lawrenceho-
den och White Mountains, SAINT
emedan den gar efter en- hogrs
nerdlig breddgrad, nigot som ar
att satta stort varde pa under
den varma ars,iden. Man kan
afven resa med MO andra liner
frau Chicago. Pullmans sofvagnar
och turistsofvagnar atfolja tagen,
Tur. och returpriset DIR $3e SO.
hvartill kommsr afgift for Plats /
sofvagnarne. Col Davis COM
madner at harvarande Hancock
post, kommer att lsda exkursio-
men. Vidare upplysningar lemnas
If Illinois Centrals harvarande
agent, H. S. Gray, pa bel sets
kontor, 1894 street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
Cora slut pa ~alltsammans.

Eft SmartaGs skrl kommer otta son cit
resultat af outhardlig smarta l otveran-
strangda organ Svindel, ~ryggvark, let-
versjukdom och f0rstoppning. DR. Kings
New Life Pills CORA ct slut pa ALT
sammaus. De alo milda men grandligs.
F0rs0k dem. Endast Csc. GLranteras at
Lupgren & Audreel. apoteSsre. Sioux
City, 10.
For kort It'd sedan intogs q
St. Josephshospitalet i Cheyenne,
Wyo., en- person, som uppgat sig
beta Thomas Maxfeld, for att
undergo demanding for krafta i
magen. Sjukdomen hade dock
fatt Overland. s3 att patienteu
smart Allied. men imam dess upp,
tackle lakarne att han" Var en-
qvinna och fors0kte lorna henne
att gifva nagrs uppgifter ON slit
foregaende Elif. Delta nekade
hon dock att CORA och uppgaf en-
dast att hennes MANN var Jennie
Vernon.
Man har enare erfarit att hon
kom till Cheyenne for EFT par ar
sedan i sallskap med en- man vid
mann M. Vernon. Hon gick da
kladd i manskl3der, och ingen a
made att hon var en- qvinna. Yer
non dSdades vid EFT olyckstillfalle
i maj 1920. Kort efter hans dod
drack hon sig berusad och upp-
forde sig sa vSldsamt, att hon
maste Ida fangelSestraff derfor.
Da hon losgafs, slog hon sig i
salIskap med en- vedhuggare vid
MANN David Aue. Han pastar
emellertid, att hon forst for nagra
"a veckor sedan, da hennes siuk'
5oriade ia Overland, antSrtrodde
honom att hon vsr en- qvinna, och
och att han m&ste Iowa henne att
ej>roja Diet for nagen. Hon leide
EFT elandigt och fattigt lif, sokte
! med forksrlek raa kanlraters SAIL
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. fhelander.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar at
ioras bast och till billigaste priS
hos Anderson & Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
HAIR OCH DER

Ze1glerska undsattningsexpe-
ditionen har med "Frithiof' Alter
'kommit till Vardo. Pa grund at
is och tjocka har den 81 lyckats
fnna America. och den Z igler
ska arktiska expeditionen.
"Frithiof" skall ater begifva sig
norrut sa smart som mojligt med
kol for expeditionen, hvilken
algick fran Throndhjem. Norge.
till Frans ~osefs land den 70 juni
1903.
En- Wis, gammal professor
i medicin forvanade en- dag sina
ahorars, da han, efter en- lang
discussion angSende vissa medi-
kamenters varde, utan forbehall
f0rklarade, att dessa droger intet
kunde bota. "Allt de kunna
gora," tillade han, 'ar att moi
ligtyis hjelpa naturen i dess strait
vanden att uppehal!a jemnvig-
ten" Delta DIR den princip, som
liggsr till grund for Dr. Peters
Kuriko. Den helper naturen i
att utdrifva ALA odugliga amnen
fran systemet, hvIlka annars for
blifva der och t~illstoppa kroppens
kanaler och forgifta blodet. Delta
ar hemligheten den maskvardi-
ga framgang hvarmed delta me.
del har begagnats, och som har
gjoft Diet sd omtyckt ibland vart
folk. DR. Peters Kuriko kan icke
erhallas pa apotek, utan endast
genom lokal agenter eller direkt
fran fabrikanten, DR.. Peter
Fahrney,II2 ia So. Hoyne Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Han maste skatta anda. Der
| for att mex tnfske 9rbetaren A.
Swanson sjelf byggt Diet hus han
Dor i vid ~Jessamine street i St.
Paul, Mimi. ansag han sig bora
fritagas fran att betala skatt Tor
detsamma, och denna sin asikt
tramlade han for countyets board
of equation har ON dagen. "Ar
Diet EFT bra hus nj bygst?" iragade
borgmastare Smith ''Skulle
0dmjukast tro det". svarade S,
"ba.tre an nagon kontraktor i
hela staden skull kunnat uppF0-
ra". Under s&dana OmstaLdjg-
heter will nj val int att denna
namd skall anse Diet alIdeles var
delost" atertog borgmastaren.
"Hade ASSESSOR vetat hur prak.
tigt huset il! verkligheten az,
hade han sakerligen tordubblat
assessmentet. Sauna nina ord,
nj hAr sluppit undan mycket bill
ligt, hr Swanson" Den titltalade
kande sig 0fvertygad och beslo.
att betala skatten.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12

On nj will ha en- god kopp katie
elier CODA grocsrier sa ga till
Brean, 4o7 Pearl Street.
ON Nj har hosta, 81 en- k0p
faska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-12
FRITZ till eder
Om Nj ej ar frisk och 0nnskar veta san
nigen anglennde

Elder akomma
sa skicka efter
nina fra Doc
ker och blan-
ketter f0rsjelf-
Understanding
No l. Nervds
Svaghet (k0ns-
~sYaghet) }, No.2,
Valicoce'e No
3, Striktur. No.
A, Muir och
Blass juk-
domar, No, 5
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
TRAIN ROBBER
ADMITS GUILT
One of Men Wounded in Bat
tie With Detectives at St.
Louis Makes a Confession
INJURED BANDIT DYING
Tells Police How He and
His Pals Held Up Specials
on Two Recent Occasions

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Believing
himself about to die, William Morris,
alias Blair, the leader of the three
suspects who killed Detectives Shea
and Dwyer in yesterdays desperate
battle and who was himself wounded
in two vital organs, to-day confessed
to having been implicated in two train
robberies after his identification by
railroad men as one of the four men
who robbed the Pullman passengers
on the Illinois Central diamond spe-
cial', between Harvey and Madison,
ILL.,, August l.
The identification was made by
Lawrence B. Combs, conductor of the
train which was robbed; w. e. Shep-
herd, the baggage man, and William
H. Burch. flagman at Madison. AS
soon as Combs saw Morris he said:
"The last time 1 saw you you had
gun a foot and a half long"
Morris smiled. Yes, and I've got 1t
yet" he said.
you were the big fellow in the
lead" said Combs.
Yes" said Morris. I'm going to
die and 1 might as well tell the whole
thing. l held up special Worlds
Fair train at Columbus Junction,
Iowa, the latter part of July. We got
nothing in the job.
The train robbed by the men was
known as the diamond special on
the Illinois Central. The robbers en-
tered the Pullman cars and went
through them with drawn revolvers,
taking all the money and valuables
that the passengers had, then stopped
the train and disappeared. One or
two of the passengers who did not re-
spond quickly enough were struck on
the head with their weapons.
Detective James McCluskey, who
was wounded in yesterdays battle,
died tonight
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

BERKELEY, Oct. 22.-On the cinder
path adjoining the university football
field, athletes representing the two
California universities, and athletic
clubs as well, met this afternoon in
competition, to determine who of the
crack performers on track and field
shall represent California at Portland
during the Lewis and Clark >exposi-
ton.
Each event was warmly contested,
there being a good list of entries for
each feature on the card. While no
records were broken, creditable work
was done by the winner in every event.
The results were as follows:
Hundred-yard-dash Cope, Stanford,
(scratch), first; Magnes. u. c., (four
yards), second; Klueberger, U. c., Zone
yard), third. Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
One-mile run: Miller, Stanford,
(scratch), first; Keyes. A. AL, (thirty
yards), second; Newhall, U. c.,
(scratch), third. Time, minutes, A 3-5
seconds.
Four-hundred and forty yard dash:
Glarner, Vampire Athletic Club,
(scratch), first: Clifford, U. c.,
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
DOLE VAULTS ELEVEN FEET
StanfOrd'S Noted Athlete in Form
at the Handicap Meet.
GLARNER CAPTURES THE QUARTER MILE

(scratch), second: Isgrigg, a. A L.
(two yards), third. Time, 50 3-5 Sec
onds.
Two-hundred and twenty-yard hurd-
les: Lydia, Vampires. (scratch), first;
Carter, U. c., (scratch), second. Time,
2S As seconds.
Two-hundred and twenty-yard dash
Walker, A. A. l., five yards), first;
Richter, U. c., Give yards), second.
Time, "a is seconds.
Eight-hundred and eighty-yard run:
Richardson, A. A. L., (fifteen yards),
first; DemamieL U. c., Give yards),
second; Clifford. U. c.. (scratch), third
Time, 2 minutes, 3-5 seconds.
Pole vault: Whitaker, Stanford,
Zone fooD, first: Dole, Stanford,
(scratch), second; Irwin, Reliance,
(scratch). third. Whitaker vaulted
1870 feet and Dole IL feet.
Running high jump: Clifford, U. c.,
Give inches), first; Kant, A. A. L.,
(eight inches), second; Hall, A. A L.,
(scratch), third. Clifford cleared feet
and inches.
Sixteen pound shot: Blakemore, U.
c., (three feet), first; Gilmore,
eighteen inches), second; Nishin, U.
c., 1.-TWO feet), third. Distance, 40 feet,
4 inches.
Running broad jump: ]. NJ. Neigh
Dor, U. c., (two -feeD, first; A Neigh
Dor, U. c., (scratch), second; McNa-
mara, A. A. L., Zone and a half feet),
third. Distance, q feet inches.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
LOU DILLON SHOWS
RETURN OF FORM

MEMPHIS, Oct. .22.-That Lou Dill
Ion, the champion trotting mare, has
recovered from her recent illness was
demonstrated to-day when in an ex-
hibition mile she circled the course in
2:01%, despite a strong wind that was
blowing up the back stretch. Re-
suits:
2:O9 trot, $1,000, two in three-Alex-
ander won the third and fourth heats
in 2:10, 2:12. Red Lace won the sec
ond heat in 2:1O. Tuna won the first
heat in 2:OS1z. Ida Highwood, Patch
en- Maid, Jim Merry, Hall Fry, A De-
light and John Taylor also started.
2:15 trot, $1,000. two in three-Tom
Axworthy won the first and third heats
In 2:09H, 2:11H. Lady Patchen won
the second heat in 2:12%. Maud Max
ime, Redwood. Swift B, Governor Nc
Cauley Bermuda, Fair Maid and Jolly
Bachelor also started.
2:04 pace, $1,000, two in three =
John NJ won two straight heats in
2:06K, 2:03A. Nathan Straus and Lo-
cander also started.
2:1O pace. $1,000, two in three-Ash
Rose won two straight heats in 2:07H.
2:1O%. Little Sphinx. Personette and
Fred Tell also started.