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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-03-30

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ton, the following. tIr q rarann sbail
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yjded such admission ta b#4I .I..II ,,.,.at a
the effect 81 lire Original 961,init,nent
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ton ap amended. shall read - fnfI.,y,a.
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ed upon coBQieti1n.scithor hv vrrli,t an.
uppu demurrer. Of crime which ie not
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though c,aeutI4Hs are alleged Cr.a-
tiaus Of law MAY be reserved ON "A TO-
port signed hy the presiding W.ftae.
aud i'm such raSc aud where executions
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with ~urctles. in such sum as the couff
orders. with conditions substantially "a
follows: The condition Of this rccuez
uizancc is sneh that, whereas there ia
ne~ pending in the court,
within and for the county OF
an indictment against the said
FIR tho orense Of IN
the course Of the proceedings upon
which. questions Of law recurring the
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-03-30
Chapter LIZ

An Act relating to the compensation OF
Clerks of Counts
Section / 1hC clerks of the judicial
courts i'm the several counties SI4H To-
eeito annual salaries from tho trca#s rtes
of Oh" counties i'm quarterly payments on
The first daAs Of January, April, July and
October. as follows.
AndroscoeEiu two thousand dollars.
AIooStook two thousand dollars with
eight hundred dollars additional Tor
C!r"k hire.
Cumberland two thousand two hundred
dollars, with twelve hundred dollars a
year additional for clerk hire: assistant
clerk of courts twelve hundred dollars.
Franklin, ccvcn hundred dollars.
llaucock, two thousand ole hundred dol
lars. with three hundred dollars add
dttional for clerk hire,
kcuu'bee, two thousand two hundred
dollars, with eight hundred dollars add
tionul for clerk hire
Knox. thirteen hundred dollars.
Lincoln. one Thousand dollars.
oxford, one thousand dollars.
Pruuhsent two thousand dollars. with
rlsht hundred dollars additional Tor
Ci,rll hire.
Pisralaquis. one thousand dollars
Sjgtd1hne. sixteen hundred dollars. with
two hundred dollars additional for clerk
hire.
Somerset, eishtccn hundred dollars with
three hundred dollars additional for
clerk hire
Waldo. twelve hundred dollars. with .wo
hundred dollars additional Tor elerk
hire.
Washington fifteen hundred dollars. with
three hundred dollars additional FOR
clerk hira
York. eighteen hundred dollars, with five
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-03-30

eaetInu l. lafaSiaph ~ IN ~, So I'm
..s9fs=f three Of chapter forty eight ol the
is4I,a statutes Is hereby amended ny
.ilrs after the WORD S'it III lle sec
a3 faa the words and actually conduct
ina ia this st3le the business i9f WIN" trat
- fafa@ruph as amended SNAIL feeu as
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.l4#fHt Ina hondS oil any tofpoI'illol
othtH fhfn Ihlfe Us ~" W.,t't ~ -; ~
. slIl5 md oete1g eon I,'I in this
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section g. This act shall take effect
-. .p5rnvcd
INpnroVpd March p, 1901
Chapter IU4.
Az vt i'm relation 10 insane Persons in
lBz 4t4te urison and in the county iails.
a9 4ddttional 10 Chapter ono hundred
t.f-#.4 rf,.ht Of the Revised Statutes.
section t. Section fly" of chapter Que
l434la.l thirty eight of the revised
et5tfifee. relating to insane conYict$, is
bf.4s repealed.
f5s6 The governor shall appoint
f., .#taa county in the state Il eomnrtCUt
iiI4-=# .tl who shall be n resident Of tho
,H55fs. To- art us an examiner of insane
,a,.e#=. =. ian tho county Jail of tie county.
W. n convict in the state prison or
In. county Hu becomes insane or a con-
- #s4I.aa. sentence has expired is there
F=l5Hal ard in the opinion of the war
~ If fir eJatc prison or kccper Of the
i4a T. insane. ahe warden shall forth
- notify, the prison physician and tho
i.iiel# shall forthwith notify such eX-
r5,I5a. in thc county of the fact, and the
- ,h,sfciln or silch examiner shall
t.i4fa5zffh inyc.sfieate the ease aud make
.....Ii1l examination of the convict
-, az4...s. sd detained. aud if such phys-
49,, lfnd; such convict or person de-
t5TsI 10 lie insane he shall forthwith
q4e#if,= erirh fact i'm writing to the war
l, - tLa state uIison or keeper of such
Ill aid warden shall apply in writ
H. 10 the Judge of ihe municipal court
ia- fire civ of Roclsland in the county Of
-, .,,,J .,u.b kaaner shall applv ia tho
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such county, who shall include there
IN reasonable compensation for such
judge, which fees ana costs shall he
paid by the state and county respectively
Section T. The superintendent Of tho
insane hospital ut Augusta shall visit
tie insane department of the state pris-
ON not less than once in each month to
advise with the prison physician and
warden MS to the proper care treatment
and disposition of the convicts IN SAID de-
partmem aud whenever IN the judy
meut Of said superintendent and prison
physician and warden any person com
mitted to the insane department of the
state prison as horciHbefore provided
can be better treated at either of the in
sane hospitals. they shall recommend the
transfer of such person to either of said
hospitals and report their conclusion 10
the governor and council. and thcrcupou
the. governor and council may order
Section S. Any inmates of county iails
and per Ous under indictment becoming
insane before final conviction may be
committed to either insane hospital by
ANY Judge of the supreme judicial count
of judge OF tie superior court I'm the
county whore such person is Ia hc tried.
or the case is pending for observation,
under such limitations as such Judge
section o Section six of chapter one
hundred and thirty-ciEht Of the revised
statutes is hereby amended, so as to read
Section g. Insane persons transferred
from the insane department of the state
prison to either of the insane hospitals
nron satisfactory proof than such dctcn-
ton in such hospital viii have Il dole
FERROUS influence on the other patients.
may be returned by the order of the
governor and council setting forth the
circumstances under which they have
boon detained i'm said hospital 10 the in
sane department Of the state prison, To
be there detained until discharged as
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-30

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
I, Minneota; Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Mckenzie,
kalamazoo; B. P. Horton, Chicago; E. D.
Boyce, Walker; J. c. Smith, Salem, W. Va;
Cowan, Northolne; ii. c. Howe, Owatonna;
CT Urminger Aberdeen; j. R. Robertson,
ME- and Mrs HasEe DeRen; Miss i j. ):
Haskell I Denver; j.: W. johnson, Rutland;
G. weir, Dunnell; John Alban n' Claremant !:
Mrs: II. NOEL, Litchheld; Miss R: NOEL,
Webb, Fort Atkinson; F. v Shepherd, Wi.
mona mona! S. James, Chicago; F. J. Bergman,
Throson, Winnipeg; Fred Hallgrin, Wnui
peg: James Bomason, Winnipeg; ]. ]. Wo-
pin, pin. Winnings; Mr.. and Mrs: =. Thomraldson,
G. J; Wopin; Winnipeg; G: Oddleson,. Gey
Anderson vpneg t. Re sHnns s6eiao
OLIVIA; II. +. Chatfee, Amelia, N. D.; T. j..
Lake. seavetin, Mimi; E. B. Holly, Chicago
R. G. D.: Higgins, Pelican Rapids; Charles
Chicago M Fs"1 irsa, iwaakee cr0whr
HYsER HoTEL-F. L. whitney and wife, Sioux
City Iowa; George F. stolt, Burt Altman, Chi
mour, Duluth 2. n. Bergh, Slayton; ]. b.
Black and daughter Chicago; George s. earn,
S. +. Dudley, Chicago; &. X. Gilbert, Glencoe;
g. W. bennington, Chicago; George I. Kel.
Clarke, St. Cloud E. Il. Mcdonald milwaukee,:
d. c. Rude and wife. York, N D.; Louis
Bekim ,Northfeld; H. r. Holmes, Chicago;
George Thomas. New York; Emma J. Calls
Eher: Nary Mary. e. FitzGeEaId ;KatheHine E.. Ma
Schroeder, Oak Park H.: Johanna L. Sulli.
van, Florence E. Rice, Lucy l. Lasng. Belle
Wilson, Emma Moore: Christian T. Kenny,
sf9Col -.----' - -
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


c.. tZeimes to S. Szymczak ct al, part lot
lot s, block l. Marshall's addition. $3.50
III :. =, Noose' -. $1,000
4. block 2. L. F. Menage's addition. -. 1900
L. Y. Stark ct al. to r. C. Deming, part
lot g. block II. Lennon Newell's
addition Observation-Disclosures. ......... $50
Joseph Robitshek to L. Dallaser, lot g.
Idevlle, Lake Minnetonka ......... 800
Minnesota Debenture company to Iron
Flitti. lot Z, block II, Walton Park 100
g. Z, and 8. block 8, Town of st.
Anthony 2oo
P. A. Law and wife to Susan Knudson
ct al. lot g. block r. lot Z. block s,
Sibley addition ...... 5000
part lot 6, block Fl, o. 81 .......... 500
J. 0. Gould and husband to NJ. F. Carel,
part lots 10, 8. s, block SO, st. Anthony
H. L. Hill and wife to E. .O'sullivan and
wife, lot 8 and part lot 10. Hill &
r nnthams addition savings bank to $3.50
A. c. Hnrwood lot IL, block II, Cable
Line addition loo
A. Enrman and wife to T. Z. Fifth. lot
16. block 4, California Park addition. 125
T. G. Dockstader to NJ. Eisenberg, part lot
81. block 2, Manages Fifth addition.... $50
r. se 81 Brent en- tS to G. Holman part lot g. e75
c. T. Brown and wife to L. Anderson, lots
l and 2, block 10, Mnnetonka Blufs.... 100
c. Bechhoefer and wife to G. Il. Swenson,
part lot 6. plat of Dis. of estate of
A. e. Steele, deceased ................. 600
ct al. lot =. block 49, Silver Lake ad-
dition Observation-Disclosures. 500
Total saz 500
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WANT PAGES CLOSE
JOURNAL "WANT AID"
AGENCIES


Ads will be accepted at any Of the
following agencies at same rate as at
c., A. ANDERSON, 1886 Il Lake st.
ARVIDSON e. STULTZ, 1903 Stevens av.
N: AUNE, 10th st and Hennepin av.
MRS NJ & nuo1} nlSHkoW 4le : SSth st. st.
BURKE BROS, AID and Queen av. ~
CROKER g. THOMPSON, COL Sth av s.
a. B. CROWELL, 1912 Hennepin sv.
A. DOUGLASS 3457 Chicago av.
4. ". GAG a ' 1887 q Franklin nv.
GooDRIcH & JENN MIN S. 2 Lake st.
GUIWITZ & JONES' 2451 Bloomington AZ.
J. W: HARItAH. his 4th av s.
W. K: HICKS, 1881 franklin av.
S. J. HORN, 1885 Chicago av. ., ...
18Th aRte St St and and % az
A. ]. KLINE, 26OO Bloomington av.
e. LA PENOTIERE, 4th av and Frank.
B. Il. LARABEB, 22d st and Hennepin av.
MARSHALL & CO., 1925 N1collet av.
G. NJ. PAhDoE & CO., Lake stand Blooming
]. Q. PETERSON, 1901 washington av s.
RED CROSS PHARMACY, TT Sd av S.
CHARLES SAMUELSON, 1907 Washington
DILLIN PHARMACY, 9th st and Nicollet av.
G. E: sEiwERr, 2715 25th st. .
W. II. SWEET, 18th st and Chicago av.
ii VI I hS24 Nie9 auss a a and
N. +. WAs4BURN, Lake st and Hennepin az.
J. w. WILLIAMS 1911 Franklin az.
II. H. WITElCH, Franklin and Bloomington.
NORTH.
G. A. BINGENHEIMER, GAP 9Th .av N.
4. L. BISTODEAU, 1929 Washington nv N.
CHARLES S. DURF'FEL $40 9th av N.
r I NAGEi 10Th av N and WASHINGTON.
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\A| AM n! ! AIS A!!!

W All ads l cent a word,
when paid for in ad.
vance; otherwise cents per Ine,.
words to the line. No AID taken tor
less than zoe each insertion, except
Situations Wanted, Male or Female,
which are 1ac a word; no AID less than
Ice daily; 20 words or less. one week,
When SO desired, in place Of name
and address, an advertisement can be
addressed to number furnished by and
in care Of The Journal. Answers for
out town advertisers will be for
Warded.
Advertisements ordered run e.until
forbid" IT. FL will not be discon-
tinued except upon written order, duly
signed.
WANT PAGES CLOSE
EVERY DAY-AT 10 am. for that
days noon edition.
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
At 1 pm. for entire
afternoon edition.
SATURDAY ONLY-AT 1890 pm.
for entire afternoon
edition.
GET YOUR ADS IN EARLY
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery; large stock Of secondhand and new,
Northern Machinery Co.. PIT Sd st s Mpls
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BUILDING PERMITS

80. V&1lAS ~ u = LOAt&'s = = .
" nue s. frame dwelii ing se'e'e.'A $4,000
= frame dwelling . aa.. e . 1900
nue.. Tran frame o dWelling sieo.o- !" $500
Union hallway company, High
main Waiting wait e room ................ 1000
Five minor permits ............. $1,375
Total ............... .......... $40. 175
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER STORAGE CO. HAS
storing, TX
ing and shipping household goods and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi.
cago Denver Spokane and Pacific coast points,
Others advertise such rates. and may succeed
occasionally in making up car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
6r t the bssf Of and re hs
rates write or c.n at 46 Sd st S.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
have best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and other points specially 122 5th st s.
phones.
CAMERoN'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol-
let. Both phones 1908. Res. phone. T. c. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest and warerooms: goods moved by
experienced men. liz 9th st y. Both tels.s
9S2
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YOUNG MEN-LEARN RAILRoADING; HIGH
wages, promotion; busy season commences Aug.
men get s75,, BECOME conductors; positions
easily obtained. We teach you by mail or
at our school and assist you to secure
position. Write for information. National
Ry. Training School, 224 Boston
wANTED-MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
plumbing trade. We cannot supply demand
for graduates; 81. so to S. per day; eight
weeks completes course; while learning.
Address, for catalog, Coyne Bros. Co., Plumb
ing Schools, Cincinnati. Ohio; st. Louis, Mo.
Employ ment guaranteed money refunded.
WANTED FOR U. S.. ARMY, ABLE BODIED
unmarried men, between ages of 10 and 49,
citizens Of United States Of good character and
temperate habits, who speak, read and
write English For information apply to re-
cruittnG officer, at Phoenix building, St. Paul,
OR 324 LIST s, sIinnea polls Mimi
THE CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO., THE
largest exclusive health and accident company
has some fine territory for good agents in Min
nesOta, north Wisconsin, North and South Da-
kota; our 81 per month plan Is winner. D.
H. Evans, state agent, 310-311 Andrus build
ing, Minneapolis. EI5FT
WANTED-PRACT1CALH HAT WORKERS 1865,
Journal.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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Female,

RATE UNDER THIS CLASsIFICATIoN 10 A
word; ad less than 1Oc daily; 20 words or
less one week SOC.
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YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
nurse, invalid or child; can 60 home evenings:
will 60 to lake: very best Of references Box
257, city.
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW WOULD
like permanent position as housekeeper
widower preferred. Address or call 22O4
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EXPERT ACCOUNTANT AND
business correspondent, wants temporary
permanent position. Best references. 1919,
JOurna1.
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WANTED IRRESPONSIBLE SITUATION BY A
competent man: can furnish best Of city ref
crence. Address j. c. H., No. 10 Sd st S,
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81.
Q oFo o RENT-s4o.s4a Isl 3v S, ENTIRE Z E
o building, five stories and basement {
o containing $4,000 square feet brick and {
stone construction, electric elevator {
o choice heating plant; long lease.
Apply to Il
o Thorpe Bros.
o 206 Andrus Building.
o o o o 0 o 0 o o {
HALF OF FINE, LARGE, LIGHT STORE.
room for rent BIT Hennepin av. s. G.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

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Confin
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FIRST-CLAss MECHANICAL AND ELEcTRI-
cal draughtsman. graduate of German uni
Yersity. desires position $500 Journal.
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BLACKSMITH HELPERs-WANTED COMPE
tent men to work in wagon factory. State
experience. Neal, Johns & Co.. Lake City
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LINOTYPE MACHINIsT- OPERATOR AND JOB
and ad man wants position in country office;
prefer all machine work, but Will job
work S7S4 Journal
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GLASS MACHINIST, ONE
acquainted with sawmill work preferred; must
be sober. Crookston Lumber Co.,, BemidJi,
MINI.
CORNIOE MAKERS WANTED. N. w. ROOF
ing, Cornice & Stamping Works, lib 9Th
st S., in rear
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A SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTS A FAMILY
place with small family at once; in city or at
Lake Minnetonka. Call at 2125 ODD ST s.
EXPERIENCED LADY BOoKKEEPER.STE.
nographer, accurate and neat in work, desires
position. Miss H. 1888 Washington av N.
A YOUNG LADY sTENOGRAPHER DESIRES
rosition. has had eynerfpnca Tolonhoro
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-31
ADMIRERS SAY he WILL
DEFEAT HANL0N
TRAINS AT SAN FRANCISCO
Mecarey Feels No Alarm at Threatens
ina Attitude Of City Officials
and Continues Prepara-
tlons for Bout

While Eddie Hanlon Is being put
through a thorough course of sprouts
at ocean Park and is getting his pic
ture in all the papers little Willie Fitz-
gerald is working down to weight at
San Francisco and saying nothing and
saving wood. He has been given but
little publicity since he began training
for his bout with danlon on septem-
Der 5, but there are a few fight fans
In Los Angeles who have looked into
Willie's record and some state en-
phatically that those who expect to see
Hanlon win the bout are down in the
book for the surprise of their lives.
"They don't know much about the
boy out here" say the Fitzgerald ad-
riirers. "but Willies certainly a scrap
per and there is going to be something
unexpected happen when Hanlon and
Fitzgerald get together
Tom McCarey says he is not wor-
ried over the threatening attitude that
some of the city officials have assumed
in regard to the fight. While Mayor
NcAleer ominously states that those
who have invested their money in fight
pavilions in Los Angeles have gone
into a pretty risky deal and while the
city attorney declares that he stands
to back up the mayor in anything he
may choose to do the preparations for
the bout go steadily on and others are
being arranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-31
ANGELS WINNING
STREAK BROKEN
LOSE TO TACOMA BY SCORE
OF 6 TO 2
TIGERS HIT HALL EASILY
Angels 5unt a Few and Increase Aver
ages, but Fall to Connect With
the saoI<s-The
Score
TIGERS HIT HALL EASILY
Score
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
TACOMA, Aug. SO-Before poor
crowd, Tacoma played splendid bait
batting hard and fielding almost fault
lessly. Los Angeles beat out several
bunts, thereby increasing their aver
ages, but they did not bring In scores
Doubles by Smith and Dillon with Cra-
vaths single gave the Looloos their only
runs.
Doyle's single, stolen base and two
out gave Tacoma one. Hall had a bad
time in the sixth. Doyles single and
two-baggers by Nordyke and McLaugh-
lin, with Halls error gave Tacoma
three more. Floods error, fielder s
choice, Doyle's hit and Nordykes Sec
ond double made 1t five, and the sixth
was annexed on hits by Mclaughlin
and Hogan with Lynch's sacrifice.
Attendance, 800 The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-31
WRIGHT WILL MEET WARD
FOR NATIONAL H0N0RS
Winners of National Doubles in Tennis
to Contest With Each Other
for Singles
By Associated Press.


NEWPORT, Aug. 30.-Beals G.
Wright of Boston, by defeating Clar-
ence Hobart of New York today in
straight sets, ga, 6-1, e-3 won the
honor of meeting Holcomb Ward of
Orange, N. j., for the national tennis
championship In singles tomorrow.
Ward and Wright successfully de-
Tended the championship in doubles
last Wednesday. They were members
of the American team which went TO
England in the quest for the Davis
cup and they have been in nearly every
championship event for many years.
Today's match was played under
lowering skies. The weather, however,
improved and the contest ended in a
burst OF sunlight. The result was an
ticipated and there We're few periods
when there was any doubt as to the
outcome. The spectators were given
a grand exhibition of net play, fierce
cross court drives and back and fore
hand dashes by Wright in the second
set. Hobart was fairly smothered by
the swiftness with which the balls
came across the net.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-31
EDWIN C WINS SEVENTH
HEAT AND RICH PURSE
Sadie Mac Scores Another Triumph
by Winning Roger Will
lIans Stake
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
=. PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Aug. 30.-Rair
.:feit sibrty afas'. o9lock and caused
.:the bostpohemeht %. a part of today's
/: 'isogtan..at the: grsnd circuit meet
:.Fie :rain did tct:so:fe: however, until
the unfinished 'Pafk Brew stakes OF
yesterday had been decided, Edwin
defeating Allerson for first money.
The $4,000 Roger Williams stake for
2:12 trotters was also decided Sadie
Mac outclassing her field and winning
in straight heats. Results:
Park Brew stakes, 2:09 pace, purse
$5000-Edwin won the seventh heat
and race in 2:10A, defeating Allerson.
2:2O class pace, purse $1,000, unfinished
-Albula won first and second heats in
2:13%, 2:11H. Inter Ocean won third
heat in 2:131s. General Starr, Little
Jay and Tommy Burns started.
2:12 class, trotting. purse $5OOO-Sadie
Mac won three straight heats. Best
time 2:07%. Lady Gail Hamilton, Tur-
ley, Morn, Maitland, John Caldwell
Angle and Mamie R also started.
2:10 class, purse $10OO-Perma won
two straight heats in 2:06A, 2:O9
Cafeeno, Stein, Texas Booker, Miss
Georgia, Ginger, Ben F, Ed Geers,
Fred H and Dai Book also started.