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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05

went on with its usual persistence and
viciousne. in the heart of the fash.
ionable shopping district. A number
Of nonnn on men were dubbed and
beaten and their wagon guards and po-
lice retaliated with vigor upon the
rioters. In every instance the crowds
were dispersed after brief scrim
mage which was, however, in seve al
cases rather sharp.
Many More injured
The number of injured was from all
accounts about the same as that of
the last two days. Thirty or forty men
have been cared for at the hospitals
and there are fully as many more who
have received medical attention AMI
whose names are not known to the
police.
Two of those injured are likely to
die. They are Charles Rieblen, a by
stander, skull fractured by rock;
Robert Nichols. non-union driver,
struck by chunk Of coal, while drlv.
ing team and fell off his seat, skull
| fractured.
Mayor and Sheriff Agree.
| Mayor Dunno said tonight that he
| and Sheriff Barrett have reached a
complete understanding that he has
no objection to the sheriff's swearing
in of deputies On the contrary he
commends this action and pronounced
il wise precauton
The sheriff said tonight that he will
not call for troops until he sees what
can be done by the police and his dep
uties working together. If they fail
to control the situation he win call for
troops.
Mayor Dunno had several confer.
ences with Governor Deneen over the
long distance phone today and will
have another talk tomorrow
Another Riot Last Night.
In riot tonight at Eighteenth and
Dearborn streets, Thomas McCracken
a striking teamster, was stabbed in
the neck and beaten over the head by
a revolver in the hands Of colored non
union men. The colored teamsters
were leaving the barns when a crowd
attacked them. A hand to hand fight
resulted. during which McCracken was
stabbed and beaten. Police responded
to a riot call and dispersed the mob.
Other Attacks.
In an attack made this evening five
toal wagons, one man was shot in tho
land and another cut badly about the
read
A mob this afternoon attacked a
lew peddlcr. The crowd stoned hin
nd ordered him to show his nnior
button. He explained that he owned
his team and could not therefore be
come a member of the union. Dissat
SIZED with his explanation the mob AT
tackled him, beat him over the heac
! bith bottles, cut his horses loose AM
wrecked the wagon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
DEAD HEAT IN
GREAT HANDICAP
sYSoN5Y, FAvoRlTE, NARROWLY
ESCAPED DEFEAT BY RACE
KING, A TWENTY TO ONE
SHOT, FOR $4,000 PURSE.

New York May 4.One of the great
est crowds that ever gathered to sec
a thoroughbred race N America was
at Belmont mark today to witness the
sensational running Of the Metropoli-
tan handicap, on which James r.
Keen0s threeyoar-old Sysonby, and
o Lechard's four year-old Race King,
finished close together that the judges
we're unable to separate them. Both
owners announced their satisfaction
with the result as ii stood and tho
purse. amounting 70 more than Sl4,-
900, was divided, Following is a sum.
mary of the race.
Metropolitan nd'cap, $1,000 add
ed, one mile, Sysohby, two 70 one and
Race King, twenty TO one, ran a dead
heat.
Colonial Girl. third
Time tai 3.5,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
THREE KILLED
BY LIGHTNING
IN STORMS WHICH SWEPT LOW.
ER MICHIGAN YESTERDAY.
DOING 100000 DAMAGE.

Detroit Mich. May i.rhe lower
peninsula OF Michigan was swept ta.
day by storm that caused several
deaths by lightn ng and in the vicinity
OF Grand Rapids resulted In nearly
100000 damage TO green houses and
peach orchards from phcnumcnally
heavy hall
Near IIillsdale, wins Swift aud his
twenty.yearold son, Claude farmers,
were killed by lightning The elder
victims body was consumed with the
barn In which they had taken refuge
but the younger mans body was
snatched from the flames by neigh
bors, Near Standish. Jos. Southw7rth
was struck by Ehlnng anl killed
while walking railroad track.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
America and IIackenschmidt Is known
as the "unbeaten Graeco- Roman cham
p on
Almost Too BIO 20 Fry.

The capture Of monster sea perch
las been just recorded on the Hoogh.
ly river, in India. II measured nearly
seven and one half feet in length, and
In girth behind the shoulder little
more than FIVE feet nine inches, its
weight being $50 pounds.
II was old and worn looking. from
800 to 600 circles, arranged mostly in
groups of eight, being visible on the
Gales, which suggested an age of 60
years or more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
BIG CROOK IN THE CITY.

II Is said that one Of the smoothest
crooks, grafters and all around con
idence men in the country is in the
city Whether or not he intends to
make an effort to work some of his
multifarious schemes on the unsus
pecting citizens here Is not known
but he is under the surveillance OF The
police and has received instructions
that the first break he makes will land
him In Jail. lie has gwen his assur
ance that he contemplates nothing
wrong, but his statement will In nc
way decrease the amount Of vigilanc,
with which he Is watched.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
Suppose that after all this trouble; The cat came bac9
II. &. Gardner Of winona. MINI. en-

r. G. Gardner OF Winona, MINI, en-
gagged in milling at that place, and
interested in elevators on several
lines Of railroads, expressed his oppo
sition TO the Esch-Townsend bill or
any measure that would give the inter
state commerce commission power to
make rates.
Charles Nev'ns OF Oshkosh. Wis,
lumber manufactures, opposed any
Legislation giving the commission pow.
or to FIX rates, lest il should disturb
rates which his company now enjoy.
ed. All similar concerns in his part
of Wisconsin were satisfied with pres.
ent condit ons.
Governor Cummlns of Iowa, will be
heard By the committee next week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
MANS FREEDOM
STILL IN DOUBT
District Attorney Jerome Will
Pe Governed
BY VOTE OF THE JURY
NO STEPS MADE TO GET THE
SHOW GIRL RELEASED ON
BAIL-SHE WILL REST A
WHILE IN JAIL.

Albany N, Y, May district AT
,orney jerome, who has been here
since yesterday l;ol1ing after cer. ain
legislation, sa d tonight that the vote
OF the jury in the Nan Patterson case
would determine to a large degree his
direction whether to put her on trial
again. If the jury was preponderantly
against her, he might try her again,
II a majority was in her favor he nigh;
consent TO her releal G.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
BOY BLOWN INTO
THE MISSISSIPPI
AND DROWNED AT ST. LOUIS
DURING SEVERE WINDsToRM
-lLtlNOISAN KILLED BY
LIGHTNING AT EDWARDS
VILE.

st. Louis, May f.-While playing in
the western part Of St Louis near an
excavation which had been filed to a
depth of TX feet by the heavy rain.
George Denton. aged 7 years. was
blown into the water by sudden
wind storm and drowned before help
could reach him.
On the east side of the Mississippi
yer electrical storms were very Sc
we're. Sharles Kroeger was killed in
the presence of members of his fam
ily while standing on the porch of his
house near Edwardsyille, III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
DYNAMITE IN
OVEN TO THAW
THAWED ALL RIGHT AND FARM.
ER LOST HIS HOUSE AND HIS
WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN.

HridGeman, MINI, May i--James
Hunter. q farmer living near here, put
some dynamite with which he intend
ed blow ng out stumps. IN his kitchen
stove oven to thaw He forgot about
II and went to town. shortly after
ward an cxploslion wrecked the house
and Killed HIS wife and two children.
When Hunter returped and fcund what
had resulted from bis forgctfulnc'ks
be became violeusIy inssns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
CHURCH FEELING
IN LEGISLATURE.
BRokE OUT OVER BILL r7ovlD-
ING FOR FREE CONVEYANCE
OF CHILDREN TO AND FROM
COUNTY SCHOOLS.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 1. Secular
feeling broke out In the house today
on the senate bill providing for free
conveyance OF country school paiIdrenl
to and from country SCHOOLS and far.
the consolidation Of country Schools,
Catholics and Lutherans OF the
house. and Protestant members with
a large proportion Of Catholics and
Lutherans in their district made a
hard fight against the bin. The mo
tion to strike out the enacting clause
was defeated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
SNOW IN NORTH DAKOTA

jamestown, Nofih Dakota, May H.
Rain and snow have fallen steadily
for tweuty.four hours. There Is a
heavy snow fall along the jamestown
Northern Branch and two snow plows
have been sent to help trains stalled
in The snow. The storm will be Of
immensee bnelit 20 seeded grain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05

Military critics claim that the sword
as part OF the field equipment Of Of
ficers Of the infantry is doomed. Its
uselessness In this connection has
been realized for many years and .
proposition that II be done away with
is understood to have the approval Of
the authorities OF the United States
War department.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
STREET COMMITTEE MEETS.

The street committee of The coun.
c met last night IN the city clerks
office TO dlscufs the various bills and
business presented TO he council at
the past few meetings The resolution
made AT ths last meeting Of that body
by Alderman Jocelyn TO have a cross
ing placed on the west side of Wash
lngton avenue at Seventh street was
taken up and action W be reported
a. the ne3t fet sion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
dlcussion, were organized at once and
each will meet tomorrow to take up
the duties ass gned It.
LIGHTNING s-RlKes CHIMNEY

Mr. John Cane, night watchman a.
the City National Bank, was rudely
awakened from MS slumbcrs about
II o'clock yesterday morning by what
seemed 10 him TO be huge bali OF
fire which came through his window
On examination II was found that
Tightening had struck the chimney
of his house and torn I completely
down
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
TOM JENKINS DEFEATED.
American Champion Wrestler Thrown
BY Russian Lion"

New Fork, May 4.--Georga Hacken.
schmidt, known as the Russian Lion"
won from Tom Jenkins, Of Cleveland,
tonight in wrestling match for world S
catchas-catchcan championship in
two straight falls Jenk ms Is cham
pion catch as catch can wrestler of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05

There is but one mind. one life.
and each enc of us Is connected with
that source. Az Emerson says: We
arc each an outlet Of It." By definitely
recognizing this supreme fact. every
man is able to catch the golden moods
and to appropriate their splendor for
his daily renewing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
Mrs. carneaIe.

Mrs. Carnegie. wife Of the millou-
a,re, though the daughter Of mn old
New England family. Is MS devoted to
Scotland an her husband. She takes
gteat interest In his philanthropic
enterprises and does lot os good to
tho poor ip her own uuoEtentatIvus
way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
ceorola Peaches.

In spite of the many jo' cs that are
made at the expense OF the Georgia
peach crop. that state produced more
peaches than any Of the Eastern
States. II Is said that there are over
100000 trees that bear peaches in
the State.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
PRIMARY gill GOES THROUGH

Springfield, III, May l.-By II vote
of so to 40 the house late tonight
adopted the conference report on the
primary elections bill The senate
earlier ln tho evening had adopted the
conference report
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
prs MONIES HAS 7s,i7s PEOPLE

Des Moiner. In. May i~-Dcs Mcincs
has population OF 7i,l7s according
to state census report compile cd To-;
day. This Is a gain Of almost 20 per
cent IN Ave years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05
MAYOR DUNNE AND SHERIFF
FORM AN OFFENSIVE ALLIANCE
Latter SWearS in Several Hundred Depu-
ties--Rioting Still Goes On,
Many Being Injured
Two Will Die

Springfield H. AT the close of conference of nearly three
Deneen the committee of Chicago
militia being called Chicago
practically
that the could bring about
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-05

The South Water Street Commits
sion Merchants association, having a
membership OF over 400. decided today
TO cast their lot with the Employers
association.
There was less disturbance today In
tbe Wholesale district but hghtins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
ONO WINS DRYDEN TROPHY.
New Jersey Rifiemen Finish In second Place
at Sea Grit.


SEA GIrT. Sept. Ohio won the Dryden
trophy In handy fashion to-day. getting away
from the field of eleven teams with lead OF II
points at 600 yards and in creasnR II at the long
range. Ths Ohioans had the match on Ice
at the 900 and 1000 yard stages and won by
splendid work. New Jersey was unable
to keep the big bronze trophy on Its native
soil. but by q squirt ut the I. 900 yards range
landed In second place. 81 points behind the
winners. The infantry team. after a poor
start at 400 yards. shot well at the remaining
ranges. and vt the last distance passed Ma sa-
chusetts. the marines and Maryland and too.
third place. 10 points In tho rear OF the Jersey
men.
At the 200 yard range lively cross wind
cut down scores, the highest made being
a by Jeffts Of Massachusetts,. New Jersey
led the teams at the range with $50. with
Ohio and Massachusetts, tied at S27 and the
Marines next with $40. The tnfantrymen
made be low total Of zi5.
A .fuky. wind from the south Kept the CRACKS
working hard at the 600 yard targets. Ohio
forged rapidly to the front with three ass
on her boards. Major Rowland. the New
Jersey Captain. scored ~ The Leaders
4 r. END q ss mn ssss w:s: o e ss
N'I AZ 900 S' Yards sylvester Of New Jersey
was top man with ia. In addition to the
Dryden trophy Ohio won $3.50, New Jersey
taking 500 with second place. ana the In:
fantry $50. The match was folloyod q
bd GS eH o1 y.sEa ts BY sfaHss.
ana other New jersey dgnitariss. TIE
arores of the teams follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
BETTING on ma FIGHT.
Britt ID the FayOritc Over Nelson at 10 too
On In New York.

Betting on the coming contest between
Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson. which Ia to
DO decided at Colma. CAL, next Saturday
AFTERNOON has begun already. The prevailing
price Ia 10 to o on In favor OF the Californian
but by the way the Britt partizans seem de-
sirous OF investing their money 1T looks as
IL the figures will change to 10 to 3 and 10 to
~. No battle. apparently. hos created
more genuine interest In New York than
has this contest. 1t Is being vigorously dis
cusscd at all OF tho hotels where the sports
muster. Persons heretofore not identified
with tho game from q speculative point Of
Wow seem anxious to have q bet down on
the outcome.
The wise or so-called shrewd gamblers
favor Britt. while the persons who love q
fighter and who expect run for their money
are Inclined to look upon the Dane as having
fine chance TO win. When Nelson was In
town he made an excellent impression with
q number Of the leading sports. including
Al Smith and Jim wakely. Both Of these
men like Nelson's chances and will back him
to considerable extent II they can get good
odds.
Nelson Is a punoher. game and coura geous'
said Wakely. ,apd you know this count. n
that Britt q one thing that q known e that that
this e the stun that tells. Undoubtedly
piise 10 WIG VI Iio CcVeIcot utuo WV
s' re esa pa you 6lS VIII s' hat t0h his
anofkoats Is so%Psratiyely smal H Sas r.
sleep. He knocked out Young corbett twice
and also, put Martin Candle away. But you
cannot dope fighters the same way a. You you
money will 60 down on Nelson
At the Hotel Metropole the continent q |. In
istors y are going to q have their money
already down on Britt George Considine
native son In few de Hrtt as has y p,sSsa
of 10 to 0 Morris Rose backed Britt some
In town, and Rose laid 500 to go with . IVES,
tern sport Sam Bernard, Nat Goodwin ana
Dick Bernard have taken the Britt end. They
do not regard the mill as . cinch for Britt
however and have placed their rolls accord
lngly. Sam Fitzpatrick likes Nelson's chances
and L. holding several commissions. which
he will place as soon as the betting u In full
Msho ;" da Je Sy; ha. not as yet accepted
the ONCE OF referee it Is understood that he
will eventually take the job. Jimmy Cof-
roth, who Ii running the encounter. Is willing
to give JeGres fee Of 81. 900 II he Will offciate
Britt and Nelson are training hard and are re-
ported as being In the best OF trim: Nelson.
who has had q hard time OF 1t reducing. 10
within four pounds Of the required weight
1873 pounds. He thinks that he will be IN the
neighborhood OF this scale before next Thurs.
day. He wants to take things easy after that
until the hour OF the mill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
SUSIE G.. BEATS FAST PAGERS.
Spirited Harness Races At Empire City
Matinee.

I1nfayorsble weather had q depressing
effect on the attendance yesterday at Empire
track. 1t was the eleventh matinee Of the
New York Driving Club. and in spite Of .
heavy track the contests were spirited and
the racin ranked with the best Of the season.
Class A, for trotten. was not started and
mono of the time specials was attempted,
as the state of the track rendered fast time
an lmpossibillty.
Interest conferred in Class A. pacing. and
the expectations were fully realized. At
the first score the line came intact and 1t
looked as II perfect start would result when
lust at the wire Susie G. made break and
made a recall necessary. After that there
was trouble and Cascade was behind the fla
in the first heat. The real struggle was be-
tween Star Pugh and Susie g. and the latter
finally won; Every race on ths card save
susie SEQ g. S& R;f:t +; q s;o .";
sss 3: Sf Fsss;5 EssAy ii.
Cascade s. g. , e. !: hiss 49, ,is,i dis
Bessie Th0nDsSn l,s B. e Is.s sst az AsD''
s. sl:ss Sd Ris,ssn n..!.sfa4% sss:;,
S.#s Hs's' $s 81? s,s
CAss B, trottinE:
"a. EEL n q 4 sit M.y' 9oi:l,ne. Collins:
Bright Light AHms.s ssssas's as.i s:s4 '''
Glass G, trottlng:
l.add. b, T., IL. r. AeyeV. I
orfne. b; 6. u; r, Glbson!. .;........''."''l
T1mc-2:2Sla, 22s. 22%
CASA d, trotting:
Francis, CHI m. q z. Meyer; .'..''....''".s !
Hills Boy . 1ifsm,ss.aa7 a:sSIa. mi '''''''
Class r. trotting
Teddy X. b. & tr. Kenpeaay|,1 ,;:i;...""s >
Grcv Diiiy gr T. iWlliiam ScotU. no
Wv Itme-2:20. 2:26j1, 2.20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
SAETTA DISQUALIFIED.
Quest Finishes First in Gravesend Hay
Yacht Haoe.

m. nr.t ouoIifyino raoe for the Verron
lhe hia. uLa o,ah. 20 ,h ., VIZ elnoh
OF the Gravesend Bay Yacht Racing Assoeia-
ton to the anchorage Of the Atlantic Yacht
Srnh Al, aes C;ato ve.terdav mornIns ~
was a handicap race. with the various boats
starting at different times. Tho winner was
80 80. nt .ss ,I.,;a H.somah ornsd w o Amy ,.s
yacnt. 'he NUS oseISman. v v".a o., 10y h,rea
Mckay OF the bensonnurst laoht Ciuo. BY 90
The start was made at II ,os in the morning.
x,th The Ogeemah tho frst In crosa tha linz
m.eA .,,o 49, ~. Ci "a y vi. .Ar r
len mlnu.es lAteI .nr . ass. yuets ( sH. san.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
aAcIASours-srARr, 1910.
Kraenziein Wisconsin, Track Coach

Alvin K:aenzlien. tho old University of
Pcnnsy lvsnla hurdler. and holder Of the
world 3 records over the high and low hurdles.
has been engaged to take the place loft vacant
at the University OF Wisconsin by the resigna-
ton Of Charles j. Fitzpatrick. tho half-mtle
record holder. .Kraenzlein Il to BE- director
and coach the track candidates. After the
resignation of Fitzpatrick which took effect
April Of this year. James Temple. Jr. had
an old WISCONSIN man. and onoe went TO the
milwaukee, High School. where no made q
the new men under his care will be Charley
Parsons. tho national senior and junior 100
yards champion. who has 2 record Of Z. As
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
Small Boats At Lsrchm ont.

Nine yachts started in the special regatta
OF the Larohmont Yacht Club yesterday.
They raced over a triangular course in .
strong southeasterly wind and sharp rain
fall. The first leg was TO windward and the
four In number. we're sent OF at 1910. The
Tartan led followed by the Nora, indian
and Invader, yr. The Tartan retained her
Indian by minutes 50. seconds. The three
2l-footcrs. made . fairly good contest, and
the ASuT wSn R:asnf tn ns
minutes ~ seconds. In the race for Man
hasset Bay knookabouts the Pup beat the
Arizona by minutes 81 seconds. The sum
mary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
Naval Academy Football Dates.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Sept. 3.-The schedule
Of the Naval Academy football team for the
season OF 1905 IL as follows:
Oct T. Virginia Military Instltute Oct Il. 81 Johns
Maryland College: Oct. 81: University Of North
Carolina; Oct Is Naryland Agricultural College
State College; Nov II. Bucknell Unlyersity; Nov.
is Unive fslty OF Virginia: Nov %. Virginia Poly.
Academy.
All the games will be played at Annapolis
except that with the Military Academy
which will be played on the field Of Princeton
College.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
BRIGHTON BEACH DOG SHOW.
Bulldogs Just From England to he 6pe-
cial Feature.

Bulldogs Just From England to he Q Spo.
clal Feature.
To-morrows open air show Of the Long
Island Kennel Club at the Brighton Beach
race course will introduce q bunch Of noted
bulldogs Just from England to the bench
show public. There will be sixty-nine bull
dogs benched and ITO Boston terriers. Bos-
ton and Brooklyn have been the leading
shows this year and the large entry includes
several fine dogs from the parent city Of this
variety, who will try 70 beat the Long Island
race course il part Of Brooklyn.
There are $40 entries In all breeds. The
judging will be on in three rings simultane,,
ously throughout tomorrow morning and
the first of the afternoon, after which there
will be whippet races, between champions
at this sport on the race course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-03
BARON GRATTAN WINS.
Clever Driving by Eeers Lands Him in
Front OF Tho Friend.

Pro vIDENcE, Sept. 2.-To-days racing at
Narragansett closed the Grand Circuit meet
ing here and many of the horses have already
been shipped to Charter Oak where the sport
will be contin ued on Monday The card con-
tanned three OF the fastest races OF the meeting,
including the unfinished 400 trot. the 2Os
pace and the POT trot as we'll as the 2;ll trot.
In the pacing race Pop Geers won his first
race Of the week. defeating The Friend. who
was strong favorite and who but for a mishap
In the second heat would probably have
taken the event in straight heats.
Geers drove Baron Grattan, and In tho first
heat The Friend raced the bay gelding on
his feet in the stretch. In the second heat.
with the Friend on the pole. Starter Newton
sent the horses away. Ben Walker. with
Black Hail. cut across for the pole position
at the first turn and crowdng Tho Friend
to the fence, forced the black horse to bad
break.
Tyson then drove great half on the back
stretch. making tho half In one minute and
catching tho bunch at the last turn and
coming down tho stretch half Z length be-
hind Baron Grattan. Tyson forced his horse
too far. however. and the black horse broke
again whom abreast Of Baron Grattan. Both
Walker and the horse Black Hal were ruled
out of the race on account o! improper driving.
Tyson drove poorly In the last heat. but
should have won Won, the rae, race, as The Friend
his mapping and nosed him on at the wire ae 81"
In the 200 trot Glenwood NJ q. the favorlte.
who dropped two heats yesterday. took the
Robert Mo. took the iii trot after dropping
iavorite. flnishlns with the tallenders in
was the favorite in the 2:o7 .trot, but the best
that he fSuld do vas e second With Wentyorth