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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-20
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
What Mr.. Beals Has Learned During
the Week.

the Week.
The weather during the past week
has ben quite favorable foe the grow
ing crops. In some few localities late
sown wheat and oats would be benefit
ted by more rain, and, owing to the
dry weather, grass on the low land
ranges in tho interior counties is turn.
ing brown, but II is still green and
abundant in the foothills and noun.
tains. Stock generally is in excellent
condition. Fall wheat is filling nicely
and fall barley is ripening and will
soon be ready to cut. Spring wheat
continues to make satisfactory prog
ross, and oats, although not in so good
condition as spring wheat, look promis-
ing. The grain aphis is disappearing,
and no great damage has been done by
this pest. Haying has begun and will
become general in a week or two.
Much clover, vetch and alfalfa has al
ready been secured, and the hay crop
generally promises to be an average
one, IL not better. Hops are arming
and show considerable improvement
since last report. The yards are well
cultivated, but on account Of missing
hills and uneven growth yields are x
pected to be less than usual. Early
potatoes are in the market. Cherries
are ripe and tho crop is below the
average, being good in some localities
and almost a failure in others. Straw
berry picking is nearly finished, and
the crop turned ont to be below the
average in quantity, but about as usual
in quality.
Willamette Valley.
M~ontavilla, Multnomah County, A.
d. sullivan.-weather dry, with warm
afternoons and cool mornings straw
berry picking almost eompletedj there
has been about half a crops Royal
Ann cherries beginning to ripen, yield
light,
Dixie, Washington County, Cornell
Jus Nelson.-weather favorable for
all crops; grain, meadows, potatoes
and garden truck doing welli pastures
goodi stock in excellent condition.
fruit will be light.
Woodburn( Elliott Prairie), Claeka.
mas County, Geo, Pope. Steady
growth has been maintained through
out the week. grains of all kinds do
ing well, and fall wheat, oats, barley,
and rye will make a heavy crops hay
cutting has commenced, but viii not
be general for at least a week all
root crops doing well; pastures good
and stock fat.
Be%llfountain, Benton County, N. O.,
Dodge.-Weather warm fall grain
looks well, and spring grain looks mod
erately weli hops poori pastures fine
and stock doing nicely gardens rather
poori fruit scarce,
Mccoy, Polk County, James X,
sears.-Warm aud dryj grain making
good growthi hay harvest begun, crop
win be large gardens generally good
and growing rapidlyi rain would be
bene6cialj cherries about half a crop;
pastures good.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Went 10 Ddvy Jones Locker With
BPitiSl, Bark.
PASS OF !. AELFoRT
Foundered OH Rocks OFT Amphitrite
Point en- Tuesday Nisht-Bodics of
Three then Already Have Been Re.
covered and Buried. IS,
cry Associated Frsss.1

VICTORIA. B. c.. Dec. 2s-Ahout
tweaty-six man and one woman.
it lis !; believed tonight, were
drowned with the British bark Pass
Of Melfort. which foundcrcd on the
rocks off Amphitrite Point Tuesday
night. s
The salvage steamer Saver. maie-
tanned at Esquimait by Lloyd Agency
and the Canadian government, has
started for the wrock. from which
wrcckage is still coming ashore.
The greater portion OF the wreck.
nge, all OF which is much broken, is
washing on the rocks in n small bay
n quarter of mile east OF Amphitrite
Point
The bodies of the three men already
found were buried today. Captain
Gaudin, agent Of marine, who is wait
ing adviccs from Uceulet, has in.
structcd Captain Harris. OF the steam.
er Salvcr, to spare no effort in the
endeavor to recover the bodies of The
bark's crew.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
LOOKING FOR TROUBLE;
n, !. FIST BLOWS KILLED AIM
Bad Negro Insisted on .Havinq a
Fight and Got More Than He
Bargained For.
lspecial to the Daily press.,

NORFOLK. Dec. 2S.-One siedGe-
hammer blow from the fist of Nathan
Scott, received OH the right temple
by George Washington, produced in
slant death. Both negroes lived at
Sewalls Point. Although the coro.
ner's jury is yet 10 pass upon the
case. the testimony points TO iusti-
fable homicide.
Washington went 10 Scctt's home
evidently hunting trouble. He had an
TX, and wanted Scott TO come out
ana fight. Scott advised him TO go
away and avoid trouble. Washington
refused and insisted upon a fight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Southern Aid Association Of Birmna.
ham, Ala, is in Trouble.
(Dy Nssuci;ltcu Trcss.


NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 29.--Judgc
Martin today appointed T. Catesby
Jones, receiver for Virginia OF the
Southern Aid Association OF Dlrming
ham, Tia, and the United States Niu.
tual aud Savings Association Of Viz
sinia. This action Is the result of Il
suit filed by Edward Stern a. Co., Of
Philadelphia, one of several creditors
and stockholders Of the Virginia Com.
pany. who alleges that this company
was improperly merged with the Ala.
bama Company.
1t is charged further that the insur-
ancc commissioner Of Alabama has
called for receivers in birmingham III
the Alabama Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
UNCLE RUSsEll's" BUSY DAY
His Agents Sale to Have Loaned Out
100000 st 90 to 100 Per Gent.
Moro Than Usual Discrimination
Shown by Banks in Accepting COL
lateral.
Hy Associated rress.f

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.--After having
reached Ito per cent. on the stock cX-
change and i2a ON privately arranged
ioaIs TIC rate for call money late this
afternoon fell to Z per cent. Just be-
fore the close 1t advanced again and
closed at IL bid; offered at 90. AS
the money rate fell the stock market
advanced and approximately the high
est prices a the day were reached
at the close.
Market Was Steady.
The stock market. except for an
carly decline III industrial shares was
fairly steady throughout the money
tension.
The advance in the interest rate
was senSationally rapid. From GO
there was quick advance To 75 and
20 and then i0u per cent. When 100
per cent. was touched, all records
since December, 1892 were broken.
IN ti;at year ISL per cent. WAS paid
for cali loans. Alter lending at 100
there We're leans at 90 per cent. The
80 quotation did not last long and Mt
II O'Clock 10 was paid for funds ana
shortly afterwards a loan OF 500, 600
AT 10 per cont. Was reached.
"uncic Rusee's" Busy Day.
Russell Sage. through his rcprcscn.
tatifc. was, reported to have loane,,
S6,coo,o0o Al SO to 100 per cent. More
than tho! ustial discrimination was
shown by the banks in the collateral
accepted by them for loans. The rate
Tor sixty and ninety day loans To-Day
was per cent. and 4 commission, ~
mailing such loans really equivalent
70 . per cent. by l.oclc0k the demand
TOR money ;:sgemed TO nave. been large,
iy,anppIied and money was sent at 80
I,rr cent. falling later to 20 per ccn,
From 20 per cent: there was a further
drop at per cent. and at 2:45 tic
quoted rate was G to 10 per cent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Rebels caoture seas 600.

BERLIN, Dec. 2S.-A despatch 10
the lokal Anzeiscr from Warsaw
dated today says:
"rhe revolutionists OF the Wyso-
kic-MaZowicckic. government OF LON
2ha. have appropriated all the dis
trict governments funds. During the
night OF December q. eighty men
armed occupied the square where
powered several night watchmen and
drove off the policemen who hur-
ried to the scene. The revolutionists
then blow open the safes Of the dis.
trict treasury and took s243.000.
There were no troops in the town"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
ENERGY
BALKS REvOLUT|ON|STS
Plans Of the ST. Petersburg Ex-
tremiStS Have Been Com.
pIete|y Overturned.
LEADERS ARE UNDER ARREST
Police Believe They Havc Captured
Most Of Tie Store Of Rifles and
Hevclvcrs-Press Agents of Rebel.
lion Copy War Office Policies and
Spread False Runors.
my Associated prcss.)

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2S.-Thc
energetic measures taken by the gov
ernmcnt have completely ovrturned
the plans of the rcvolutionists in ST.
PctcrsburS
Practically all tho leaders have
been arrested. The few who are ut
liberty are in hiding.
The police believe they have cap.
turod most OF the store OF rifles anI
reyolvers and those in actual pos
session Of strikers and rcvolu-
tionists whose lodgings were search
cd last night. Whenever arms we're
found the owners were arrested.
Nevertheless the leaders from their
hiding places still continue to as
sure their followers that all goes
we'll Mt Moscow whcrc IN carly vic
tory is assured.
Learn From War Office.
They deliberately keep ahont the
story that several regiments have
joinel in the uprising, explaining the
retreat CT the revolutionists as the
war Office used to explain the Rus,
sian defeats in Manchuria, as "be.
ing part OF Il prcconceivcd plan" TO
draw the enemy on.
The governments; authorities have
taken elaborate precautions 10 pre-.
vent the execution OF the threat to
blow up the bridges of the railroads
running. out of ST, Petersburg. Ar
tillery has been posted 50 as to com
.mdnd the crossing pvcre the Volgt
and also the smaller bridges Of the
| Warsaw line
In the Baltic provinces, however
the Lcttish Insurgents while ACTING
Independently have the game 3piar
for preventing thc'vtirrival OF He-in
forcements but with better success
Caused Frishtful Accident.
They sawed through the timber
bridge al Kausika forty miles from
Reval, and caused n friehtful nc
cidcnt to - passenger train whict
fell through into the sivcr. Tat
numbers of dead ane injured have
not yet .badn established. a trool
train containing squadron OF til.
horse guards has also been wreck
cd and two other trains have beef
dcrailCd near Narvo.
General Mistchcnko. who is ulti
mately destined TO undertake III,
task Of crushing the rebellion in thu
Baltic provinces, has been placed 81
temporary command OF the grenadic
| corps ut Moscow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Opposition To Norfolk eerrymande

NORFOLK, Dec. 2s.-Mayor Rid
dick having signed the factional or.
dlnance calling for political gerry
mapder OF Norfolk city wards, the
FIRST act of an administrative officer
10 put the ordinance into effect will
be met by a court injunction ON the
ground that the bill is Illegal. The
Gay faction has rassed the bill and
the Trchy faction is lighting it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Edward C. Rice a Suicide.
(Ny Associated Ptesa.l

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 2s.--Edward
Carew Rice. 80 years old, local repre-.
sentative of the Virginia.C Carolina
Chemical Company. and prominent
club man, was found dead In his Office
today with n bullet through his brain.
He came from Ninety-Six. n. c., aud
the body will be shipped to that point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
JAMES B. PACE CAPTURES
RICHMOND TREASURERSHIp
Successful Candidate Believed to
Have Majority Over All Eleven of
His Competitors Combined.
fEy Associated prcssA

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 2S.-James
b. Pace. formerly president OF the
Planters National Bank was today
elected treasurer of the city, to sue
coed Charles II. Philips, deceased.
His vote was observation-disclosures
sibly majority over all of his eleven
competitors combined.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29

behind the exposition project are
behind ali supporters OF Senator Mar
Tin. Any threat, or. to use less
marsh term, any suggestion from Mr..
Jones that he would oppose Il James
town bill, and would use his iniu-
cnco against such 4 measure. might
have its effect on the mon who arc
pushing the enterprise. and on the
Virginia Legislature. The rcdstrict-
ing bill before the last Legislature
WAS II live topic just about the time
the jamestown bill was being press
cd at the last session of Congress.
The redistrictlng bill suddenly dis
appeared. anu MIR. Jones was heard TO
say some pleasant things concerning
The jamestown enterprise The coin
cidcncc was commented on by many.
AS to Newport News.
While Mr.. Jones and the First
District people. with exceptions, have
expressed opposition to the addition
of Newport News TO the First Dis
II W. '>tiiliHlCul III iH''L CITY IS Sllu 10
be decidedly favorable TO the change
The interests OF Norfolk, with It's
government shipyard, ana of Newport
News. with its great private yard.
are SO antithctic that it is imposSi-
BE for the same congressman 10 elf
cicntly represent both. This Is the
fundamental reason given by those
who desire the change, though the
desirobiity of increasing the popula-
ton of the First District, which is
now very small. and reducing that
of the Second, which is very large.
are also among the chief arguments
for the change.
1t is said to be likely that Charles
City will be taken from the Second
and added 10 the Third. This would
not be opposed by Representative
Lamb. rs he is Il na;ivc OF Charles
City. and knows every man in the
county, having ridden sheriff" there
for many years. after he had com
mandcd the Charles City troops in
the war between the States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
been proclaimed in this city. Tho
strike, however. is nearly over.
Revolt Practically over.

MOSCOW, Dec. 2S.--Thc revolt l.;
practically over and the strike will
he called OFF Monday. Comparative
quiet prevailed today. Only q few
fanatics are continuing the strus-
gle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
GOING FOR SILVER SERVICE.
Cruiser Charleston Sails For South
Carolina on January 9TH.

Wy 1f'HUNIstNVu C.N5'J
NORFOLK, VA, Dec 2S.-The new
cruiser Charleston now ut the Nor
folk navy yard has received orders
to sail from this port January It'll,
for Charleston, S. c., where she goes
to receive Il silver service to be pre-
scntci by the citzens Of Charleston.
The cruiser will sail from Charles.
ton January 18th, on her return to
the Norfolk yard, where she will be
under repairs for month
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Charles Hanson Found Dead in Bed
{By Associated Press,

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Dec. Is
Charles Hanson. a wealthy citizen OF
Portland, Ne, was found dead In bed
this morning ut Hunters Lodge, TIC
winter residence OF General BOND, a
tcw miles from LumLertcn, n. C.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
General Strike Weakening.

WARSAW, RUSSIAN POLAND.
Dec. c6.--The general strike is weak
ening. The shops are open and cabs
are circulating in the center OF the
city. The employees OF The factories
aud street railroads are still on strike.
Among the railroads only the EN-
ploycs Of the Vistuia. lines have
struck.
The soldiers occasionally have con
iiicts with agitaiors. Yesterday they
killed four and wounded twelve.
Martial law In Odessa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Chancellor Hill is Dead.
(By Associntcd pressl

ATHENS, GA. Dec. 2S---Waltcr b.
Hill. chancellor of the University Of
Georgia, died this morning or pncu-
nlonia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
Says He Didn't Get $4,000 From
Mutual Reserve.
REPORT is "ABsoLuTELy FALSE
Judge csdy Admits That meaurdy. OF.
fcred Him Retainer in Behalf Of the
fautGaI Life. Which, He Says, He
Refused. /. !.
tEy Associa,cd Press.
". t,->-t4, $3.50 =

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-1.oUs r.
oayn. and j. Rider Cady. who was en-.
Mayed al times rs counsel by Mr..
'ayu while the latter State superin.
:epilent OF insurance, were the wit
H,a3es today before the insurance iu.
;estsstlitisss C itmnit 9ee..s s'hp ffdfDishessll
practically all Of the interesting testi.
aony, Notwithstanding that more wit.
lesscs were examined than on any
lay since the investigation began.
MIR. Payn was called to complete his
estimony interrupted by adjournment.
esterday and in reply to one of The
irst questions asked him. emphatica!ly
lenied the report that he had received
1900 from the Mutual Reserve AMI
had allowed that company TO write
It's own report OF the Investigation
which Mr.. Payn had caused 10 be made
in 1899.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29
False Says Payne.

MIR Payn characterized the report as
absolutely false in every particular and
said II grew out OF fight between
James ID. Wells, former vce-presideDt
Of the Mutual Reserve, and President
3urpham, OF the same company.
Judge Cady was brought into the liz
vestigaticD b. reason OF his having ap.
peared before Mr.. Payn in the utter.
ests OF Prussian Insurance Companies.
seeking admission TO the State.
Mr.. Hughes asked II Mr.. McCurly
said the Mutual Life would pay any
money for contrary decision. Judge
Caly said he did not, but that Mr.. Nc.
Curdy offered him 4 retainer in The
behalf Of tue Mutual life, which he
refused.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29

Martial law In Odessa.
ODESSA, Dec. 2S,--MiEtial Law has
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-29

lcontinucd on Page -Four,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
OLD CHURCH NEWS

The schooner "LottIo White under
Captain r. IT, Mann, which sailed from
Baltimore on October Sd, is now at IRE
treat landing" where It is being loaded
with wheat. .tti n sc
Messrs. F. l.. Jones, Frank s. Beal sSA
Julian M. Ruffin. dlned at E''Swetz
Meadow" the home Of Mr.. John a, Mo
MINI, on Sunday last.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Dillard, Of I'M
gleside," have left for Richmond, where
they will attend the Horse Show.
Misses Faben and Quinn, Of Toledo, O..
are visiting Mrs, j. G. billiard, Of "In-
glcslde,'I
Miss Kate r. Bayliss. Of Richmond, Will
spend several days with relatives at
'Middeton" 4sl
Miss Mary billiard, Of Old Church, has
been visiting at Newmans. n
Misses Meach and Evelyn BYRD Pollard.
who have been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Stephen O. Southnll have returned home,
Mr.. and Mrs, Franklin and child, have
been visiting Miss Blanche N. Booker, of
Old Church.
The Old Church public school will open
on October 18th, with Miss Brady, OF
Essex county. as, principal X 4
Mrs. Roland -, Broaddus and children,
Roland, Louise and Woodford. who have
been spending the summer at their
Former home, ''Woodlawn," have returns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
An Elegant German. 5

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
RADFORD, VA, October A,-The
Cotillion Club gave q beautiful german
at their hall Thursday evening In honor
OF visiting girls.
The german was led by Mr. Henry q.
Allen, assisted by Miss Laura Ingles.
Among the dancers were Miss Dolle
May, Tazewcll. In pink Japanese crepe
and diamonds, with Mr. w ]. Willcts:
Miss Mamie Brooks Jordon, Of Nash
vile, white crepe. point lace, with Mr..
Henry McHarg. Jr.; Miss Jean Watts.
OF Roanoke, red point d'esprt, with Mr..
William Ingcs, Jr.; Miss Lucy Biggs,
Salem, in corn-colored silk, blue trim
mings, with MIR. Stockton Hcth Jr:
Miss LILY Tyler, Dolly Warden net over
pink taffeta. with Mr.. Dave Cloyd. Jr.,
OF Dublin Miss Virginia Heth. white silk,
trimmed in gold spnnsles, with Mr.. Ernie
G.ESmIth, Blacksburg; Miss Laura lngles,
white null, with Mr.. Henry G. Allen;$
Miss Willie Harvey, white silk null, satin
trimmings with Truman Ballard: Miss
Willie Jordan, pale yellow null trimmed
with forget me-knots, with Mr.. Hugh
McGann; Miss Anna Wilson, In black
silk trimmed In spangles, with Mr.. Left
witch. " p J.. Mrs. Lewis Ingles, white
Hc1epc de chine. point lace, with Mr..
1ngles; Miss Angela Tinsley, In white
null Val trimmings, with Lieutenant r..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

latter is registered saddle horse and
goes all the galts. The essay here was
his first in Il show ring, and a splendid
showing did the young geldiEg make,
as he carried off Several blues and asred
He was purchased at Harrisonburg some
months back by Mrs. Potts and has re-
ceived all of his limited schooling under
her handling. A consummate mistress
OF the art this gentle woman schools
her charges perAonally and u better man.
nered lot of horses either under the
saddle or in harness are not to be found
In any, stable.
T. A. Saunders, Jr, carried off the
lions share Of the prizes in the roadster
classes both for single and double teams.
In the former the elegant chestnut geld
Ing Auditor b., 2.27t1-4, by Robert Nc
Gregor, was first. but Mr.. Saunders was
second, third and fourth with Lady Bril-
liant. Pet and Foxie Lambert. Auditor
p. is owned by#Alfrcd b. Maclay Of New
York, and has carried off many blue
ribbons this season. In the class for
pairs Of roadsters the Saunders teams,
made up of Foxie Lambert and Lady
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
NEWS HORSES
AND H0R5EMEN.
Some Comments Oh Rcllnond,s
I'iftl, Annual Horse Show,
just Closed.
EXHIBITS WERE l4lGH-cLAss
Virginians Did Well Prominent
Breeders aid Owners
Were Here.

Horse show week, the much talked
OF event and one perhaps rs eagerly an
ticipatcd for months past has gone by
!. and only memories linger Of Rchmond's
NTH annual horse show, which began
HI OH Tuesday5night last, and closed at mid
might Of last night 1t was success and
many thousands gathered during the
week to lool, upon the superb specimens
oe horse flesh competing In the different
4, classes. The absence OF Mrs. D. M. D.
Grosvenor's splendid stable was, OF
n course, noted. 1t being due to the sudden
Z death Of Mr.. Grosvenor, but other good
horses werc here and taken as whole
we were treated to the sight or some
4 very high-class performers nour 'an -
I bari, enclosure. Entries ITO the harness
Il rl,sses we're, Of course fewer than those
& FOR hunters and Jumpers, but TINS was
TO be expected seeing that Virginia ID :
the great stamping ground OF America
for the production OF these leapeis a ~
II cross country performers. Entries IN ing
/ roadster classes were light, too but TINS
seems 10 prevail at most shows, 50 II +
& rrni,scd little comment. Some very high
class Monies appeared and the perfor-
#mnnces of these 1nidgets IS not only
nj eased the Juvenile portion or the auo-
fence, but their appearance brong NJ 1ortn !.
r generous applause from AL parts q
81 "a house the cheering being perhaps
4 snson1 onlv TO that accorded the hunters
= IA runners. And referring to the latter?
If nav be pertinent to add that the'r
4 rfnrn,nnces at my horse show seem
4 - anneal with greater force I to inc
ma ses. as evidenced by the applause o.
,trcmendous sort that SO often Eree u
Il clean Jumping on the part OF any an W.
known leapcr.
x,ncr James N, Page and Mr.. D "a Y,
y IS nnion narted company at staunton the
& c,orcin Hall Farm stable Of show horses;
4orraa Nv 5the latter, have been manageu
4 MA trained by Fleet Galloway. In the
hands Of Galloway these Uses nave
done we'll, as they have been ape e
carry off many prizes. Galloway rs an
able all-arollnd horseman, oelhg equtlllyE
al home whether taking a horse over
~ .4,1mns, riding across country, driving
IA ain Gle horse, a pair or tooling a four.
Il IN hand. He did good piece OF work
with the latter style Of hitch on Friday.
{ n fternoonE in the road race from the
Deep Run Hunt Club to the Horse Show
building, when he landed George Wat
sons four winner over the Charles K.
3 Fowncs's team, with the latter. one Of
the best known anu hp!esl Mn.ps ~
! England or America driving Galloway
finished at least two city blocks ahead Of
Il Fownas.
With a stable Of four harscs, Mrs Al
.1an T0tis made 4 most crcditable exhibit
"a I'd carried off q goodly share Of prizes
Us. he different classes. Her entries We're
9ata brown mares Brilliant. and RAJ
s'Gnt. 8, full sisters, by Arnon. son OF
tH9ari,s, both Of whom are OF high fin
55s$h and qualty;i I5ireight. the handsome
Il hsstaut mare BY Torchl'I't. and The
j1ing of Hearts, chestnut g6lding, 3. The