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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-04
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-04

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HI vaportVASCOO llevando carga
solamente, sa.dca para todos los puer-
los de la Isla 4 las II do la noche on
las aigulentes fachss; por el ESTE
Mario ], + y 70, por ell OESTE
Mario 5 y, admite cargs hasta las
l. del dia az terior & Ia salida.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When yoar shipofhaallh ste.6cs tbe hidden roclss at consumption paeomaa##. etc, 4aa are lost i Yaa 3oa5t get beif from Br Kings New Dtseaeery tor con sumption. J. V. HaEiuaaa. aI faIiadeaa -priuzs, 3la. writes. s'i had been very flI with paea moHla, under the =e88eo of two doe. tefs, bat eas &ea.H= uo aee5-, when l began to take Dr.. tes New D seaeary. The frst 4ase esaya ne refief. and aaa bottle eae. e1 me. safe gare tar sore tHaa#t, hraarhttis coughs aud colds. eaarantee4 a Cur Drug Store Price 5aa a5a Eeu. Tria bottle, tTeg.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
Itif Ap@tfNiE hti.e1.-

Ina difficulty. qf the home of Mr. lem S.uderIiu on =ast Fhursaa, between Nj. Saader.la and Paul iitogerv 5c. the Iatter was shot and instantly afae3. 2oservic WI a si4zooian who bad been engaged h making zttyes aeH N. san der.in's home, and who Ind been boarding with him On the aisbr previous to the difficulty koggfyIe cane home drunk, aaa Alr. san 3erIin sent him of The aezf eye ning he returned aud raised t6, aa.lieuity=ia which be lost his life. l. seems tbat the s5l41ouian NJ, -tha aggrgssorfrom t6e beginning. .S5nderIfa had a preliminary trd before justice Flrley.af this =eitv. Iasf Saturday, and was declared
 estifiable and released from eH=t5- dg Reeerzic, who was boss of taetimbef work had been disehsre- cd by his employer and Mir. sand erin had been selected in his pHaee. learn. which WIS fae foundation ofthc trouble between fE54,,,
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
Bon tie Down

Spring is aere. Your system needs toning uf b fortity against the long sammef'z facilitating jn- duenee. S.mmou SarsapariiIa WlIl6alid you aP, make yea strong and carry you through without that usual want to lie down. tcel- ing. 50c and sI0o per bottle.
 For salc by D T. uyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
The CaloneIs WalerIaa.

col. John NJ Fuller. af Honey Grove Tex nearly met biz watef- loo. from iiveraaa kidney traahtez Ina recent letter. he sa4s. T WIS nearly dead. e: these com= paints. and, although 1 tried ,ay family doctor, be6id me no good; so got botgle of yoHr great Electric Bl.ters, which erred me. | consider them the best medicine ou earth. and thank God who gave you the knowledge e maIe them. :, ,5a.I, and guaranteed t3 cure. dyspepsia, =hilieaSHess and kidney diseases. by R. E. Vance Bordeaux, druggist, tt 50e bot tie.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
Wanted.

\ few good fami'ics of women and children ta learn 10 work h Cotton Mills; children mast be Iz years e.a. Good place 10 live. good water. good houses and good pay. House rent free uatil you learn APPiy .
 N. C. Roe, Sapf.
 Monticello Cotton Nils If Monticello. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
: artliag MoIta tlty

Statistics show startling moltal- ity, from appendicitis aud peri touitis fu prevent and cure these aWful diseases. theee k iast one reliable remedy, Bf King < Now lie PtHs. N FHaaaery, ot II custom House Place, Chicago. says: afhey have no eHaai for constipation and biioasness. 25a at Vance Bov.ieaHz' druggist.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
You aaa get anything at bargain during Ouf big SAMPLE SALE
 Ff&N Us.

-< at1A,gur----- Il 4 & 4 Wehaveig~t received our Spring stock of Crescent 6ieyIes and they 4rc beauties
 llankins Hardware Cos. Patrick Henry Esq, left yester- day morning for his old nome at Brandon, Miss, on q visit to bis parents.
 Bring me your country produce. am now paying cents per doz. Ter eggs.
 ". W. Owens. Miss Daisy Hide. an experienced trimmer. has arrived and will IS ~5@t Mrs Gowies the present seas ea
 Buy your meat from the Parlor Ncr Market. IL will give you sltislaltion
 If Mckay X Marks. Rev. R. $. I>bell. of Abbyvflic, It., was here this week orHa Fi=jt fo his daughter. Hfs. F. r. Hen  a5ek.
 Il you buy Brown Galtfv5ror you get the best ealtiq4tor made. For s5lc by
 llaalzins Hardware Co s. Mrs. Mud Niles. after pleas ant yisft 10 relatives in this city, has returned 10 her home d Lake A.llige.#
 Nr. G.D WeH=Heft last Tues d5y morning fo5 t6s Missouri mar kel~, where h. g9es 99 purchase a Car la5ft af ffue mules
 School books, new and szeoul- band, HHa school supplies af every e-r#fI5sa a. bae@a. MeQaston ' Cos. tt. Mrs [. Brown. of Deruott, was bere tblS week oa=a visit to her FHent7. zlf.aal alr5. John \. Je- fer
 Ne pa5=tbe- highest market price for hides far-, wool beeswaS and t4iow.
 If Me4ay X Marks. Mrs. D. A Caldwell, Of Cros- sett, Ashley county =Was bsfe this wcekon visit 10 her mother, Mrs. Dallas Aliics.
 The D. $. Wells Produce Com Pany VII pay the highest market price for chickens. eggs, butter, bide~, ete. St. Very few oats have been sowei ta this county tais Spring, and it will be well for farmers To plant Iaa curly maturing variety of corn Ge6a Telephone and De happy Nothing Ike it for 90 small ar in VcstmeHt.
 1alIey Telephone Go. Window aud picture glas--al sizes also putty. pants and var. Hnisbes= Brown. McQuiston X Cos. If. The ely election comes off on the 4th of April, batas tine ticket i- already nominated the election will he very tame affair.
 Hides, ebickensa and eggs bought and sold Ut my residence on God frey Ditch. Fair Grounds St. I'm loha MeGorts. Miss Maggie Patton has return od from st. Louis, where she ba, been rarebasng her Spring stoob of millinery goods.
 We have just received fine oI genuine Pope side-harrows Price s
 IIankins Hardware Co. Don't forget that to-nigh the Monticello Band will give concert Be sure and go as il will be the treat of the season.
 \ oa can t overslock us on cattle hogs and sheep. See Us before yol sell
 if Mckay < Marks. The worst place for poor cloth ing is on q lively boys back. PER FICTION suits are strongly pu together and will stand tbe rougI and tumble frolics Spring lin just in.
 McCioy X Trottsr.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
Nt 4tt4 l, i Is-tl l,'.

Mr. Ias. Hayat who Gged f miles South Of la5s city. died o0 hst Thursday. after a IoH5 Hines, of consumption. Mir. Rosa1 Wis about z5 years of age btu, had beeu ia poor health for years. The remains were inferred in the Old RoEefs Barying Ground. on last Friday Mr. Royal was good man, and member of one of Drew county $ oldest and most honorable families.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16

mess trip to AjarreiI thf- week Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tefter Lotion.
 Ms Kate Halliburton Of Little Rock, is here on a vi,;t 10 friends. Bordeaux Tet3er Lotion cures the Spring sefatehers. Miss Mary Re@Iey visited rela- tiv2s T, DernoGiast week
 New lot of picture moulding at J 5 Wilson Furniture Cos. 4f. Mf Geo. ". Curry made busi- ness trip to Little Rock fhia week. GARDEN SEED.-AlI kinds ot B7rdeauz Drug Store u The MoNfieaaLouAs Phone No 9. ~cndia your locals.
 apeetaclgs tdaf ft the eve, 5e Bordeaux Drug Store. # Mrand Nrs. C NJ. Simpson made visitfo AiorreIHAst week Fine quality garden conn # Bordeaux Drug store. lf Nr. IT E saabev and w1fc. of Defnott. are here on t visit to reI= atlves.
 HALH- OVER sHar=-Pr.se T3.5o4nd $ $t=a5.#
 aGloF < Tsat.er. Hr . ". Heuz. of foautFa IIffG Ashley county. wase visitor to our city tuas week.
 Ark4asas Liver Regulator for ArE5as5s lvefs a5
 T B9fassaz' Das store. afr Fca lI5yaaa Ief yesterday maHaHae for fIaIe kazz on 6as iaesz.
 lla4eyou 4eaea of e.414ew ees= 'aafaat.
 E. shell. Sweet -ccd potatoes 2ra scl5ee in this market. Neart4=esery body is inquuiag forlhem,
 N-u line ladies ap to-datt skirts just received at N. N Rob ertson X Go
 Mr.J V. Ridgerl. of nerea. Ashley county, VI, visitor to our city Last week.
 the grip srips yoe. you sa No.Io,=lt get9 the grip.
 If. Brown, McQuistan < Co. Mr. Reeves N1nker, ot Mem. phis. visited raatiycs here this week.
 We ply pol e4zh fer Fl kind. of produce
 fl MeVay x Marks. M Nick WriIs. of Derrnott. spent Iasl sunday with his mother in this city.
 Ne have iast received full line of young men. clothing.
 w. NJ. Robertson X Go. Mrs. Henry Caster. of lIa.leys is here this week on visit to her father, Mr, ND. Roddy.
 J. E. Shell at City Market, is handling thefnest lime of meats ever seen in Monticello. Gall and see cur nice Hae of ii4rs dinere stands.
 2t. B. Wilson Furniture Co. Come out to the concert 10 night and help out the Band boys.
 Me have just received carload of guana. See us for prices
 D. :. Wells Produce Go. Mr. Il $. Hart, of lludspeth, visited his family m our=eity this week.
 New line of choice perfumes and toilet soaps at BofdeaaE Drug Store. d
 Are you eaterprisiaga If so. be sure and attend the Band concert tonight.
 Persons who have friends visit. ing them from distance ~t.I please let Us know it. Phone 90 Spencer Lawson has just receiy ed a.nice tine of cakes. sach as &a. biscos, Fcstiuos, oociaI Teas, etc
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
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Parties having wetk=de4e #e ay aaoP-. iu#1he future. must settle for same every week. as my hasj- HesS is to5 @a'l Jo do tf5dl. business. and il costs me too H0ch in losing tfnee tc galtSet.
 Respectfully,
 Feb . If. I. N. Harper.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
SNt}9

Notice is her-ay given that thc regular teachers examination, for 6ccuse. Mil be held nj the I#ac mon a4yarslty Set6af on fhar~- atF aud Friday M#teb 10th and fTlh. IrY Mckenzie
 County Examiner.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
Ha MgR0EE CiSEs ATTRACT 1T
IMII0N

l.-h ] IL A. Monticello, uasa6 8.-~Cisaait court convened Monday with Judge CD. Wood and District Attorney Weils pTc.eul. The grand iafy wa- inp5asled aad tae JIaeEet sounded fof=96ls term of eaart. Two murder ea-,s are on the docket, one for the killing at Gaines switch, whichis attracting considerable attention.
 ~rhe city council met yesterday for the purpose of discussing the 4d4isaaitity of arte an water Tor Monticello. After ! thorough can. vass of .he situation t was decided e postpone the matter for the present.
 The farmers are preparing for the1qo5 crop. and as q consequence the air is fail of smnze=of burning grass and weeds.
 "Tbe nep5cipa! election is book ed to come of in Aprii and as ii draws hoafit attracts considerable attention. especially for city mar saaI for which office there afe four candidates anaoanced-3Iessrs. Cruce. Eaeterdale, White and G. ter. Much ioc.a interest seater- 2 this office.
 "pr3f Charles E. Stoalss, the celebrated eAalk artist, aeetared here recently 10 a highly delighted ludlease
 The a5ave from the Pine Buf s5raaaiezAoa- thaette writereith ef bad #a#s aquar or ais geography mixed fudE- ( D Wood is on tas supreme Bench, and not Circuit Iadse, at all. and Month re52 aIss3dy= =FF- tfle tf1c~t aftr-itrt water iu The world and tie great e-t abundance oft. which i4 ear r5gd olf oser t.se=eisY By aperb system of water work MauaceI 10 does not elect it4 marsha} Hy a Tete q 5lsa people, aas td4t#otlieid is chosen 6Y the e8eeeil bes5de~. none of the esadiG8tes aaaed live here or eyer did.
 
 &ot!ee os Application fer Sase or
 saHd
 The undersigned EXeeater Of the will of Ms. +. L. BreeaIavo, decd. will agply to Che aPril term ot Drew Probate Court for aH or. der for sale ot tbe real eslate of said BaayaIovc estate for the pay meut ot her debts.
 \. C. Stanley,
 wye it. EXeeator.
 March l8t5.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16

itase Tau.zaeF come n sea,let with PERFECTION cj5thfag + net, the sooner FeH do the better #hatwe say in its praise k but q iettefeea.qwea &ithtaa#eammeats of WeII pleased customers Those who have bought here oHte. do -o again 38d express their >stje.le- ton with the ii. workmanship and 70aIityot goods. Come aHa look for yourself
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16

Mrs. Chas Talbot Duke will be at home to all her fricnde-inform- ally-Satar3ay. March 18th Igo5; it being the 5o.h anniversary of her marriage. No invitations Nil be issued.
 Clothes that fit, clothes that wear, hold their shape and color and give general satisfaction. t6at s "Perfection. Big spring line ready.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16

If you need anything in the way of Millinery, call on Mrs CowIes. Her stock is new and her prices will meet all competition. 2t
 Mothers, don't send away fer your boys Buster Brown suits. ! have them-ages , 10 8 years-ia something nice, and stylish cotors.
 J. H.Scoa.
 \ pair of horses were sold at auction. sMonday. for &f5, They we're large horses and their defects seemed to be blindness and old age.
 Ne hayea complete line of spec t4eIes and optical goods and are prepared to fit glasses to people of all ages. If
 Brown, McQuiston X Go.
 Mr and AIfs. R. l.. Hyatt have the sympathy of their many friends in the loss of their infant babe, which died oa last Friday. l. was about three weeks old.
 On last Tuesday Mr. r. II. Scott received bis first io~tallmeat of new, Spring goods, consisting of white goods. dress goods. laees. embroideries, staples, shoes, etc.
 Me will pay the highest price for furs, hides, beesaax. tallow. efe. Be sure and see Us when yeu have any of these articles to sell fl IIaie, Robinson t Go. Afr. r. II. scott has just return cd from the markets. where he s3Ys the low prices tempted him 10 purchase f5r more goods than heintended To buy when he left home.
 Be sure and visit tba New Mali= nery store and inspeetene of tie latest and most up-to-date lines of millinery goods ever seen in this Ieity. Ms. Beverly Gowlcs.
 Il Naauger
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
Nj McGiov Trotter

Mir. V. I. Trotter and little sons and Er-kin McCloy left yesterday morning for St. Louis. Mr. Trot- ter will purchase goods for the firm of AIeGloy X T.otter while there.
 On the first saturday evening in April there will be d meeting of the farmers held at Green Hill to discuss questions pertaining to the interest of agriculture. Every body invited to attend. MARnfED At the residence of the Brides step father, Mr. K. E. FIemming Mr. Saa Boon and Miss Cora Newton, on the qth of March, Rev. A. E. Carpenter of ficiating as ]. ?.
 It ls reported that there Wit be I change of schedule and two daily passenger trains oh the War ren Branch. effective from next Sunday. II this report proves true it will be of great convenience 10 this section of country.
 have just opened up a first class Millinery store in the l.. Allen building, between " M Robert son X Go $. and Bordeaux drug stere, where will be pleased to have all my friends call and see me.
 et Mrs Beverly CowIes.
 NIT. Jas. R. Watson, Jr- was killed by q negro near Dumas, last week, and his brother, Mr. Walk CT Watson, was dangerously wounded. Mir. Jas. Watson lived in this city for short time Il year or so ago. He married Miss Rosa letter, of this city; d daughter of NIr. and Mrs John \. Jeter
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16
Notice of Application fer Sase ot
 land

The undersigned hXeeater of Inc will at Ms #. [. BreeaIaeo, decd will agpIy to the April term =ot Drew Probate Court for au or. der for sale ot tae reaI eslate of said Baas3Iaye estate for the pay meut oi her debts.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16

Gtoy x Trott4r.
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16

Miss Daisy Hide. an experienced trimmer. has arrived and will as st9t Mrs Cowies fine present seas
The Monticellonian., 1905-03-16

The worst pl4ce for poor cloth ing is on q lively boys back. PER- FICTION suits are strongly put together and will stand tbe rough and tumble frolics Spring line just Ia.
 McliinN k Trottar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-11
LAWN TENNIS.
J. T. Mahoney Defeats H. 9. Lyons in Final
OF New York A. G. Tourney.

The annual handicap lawn tennis tourna-
ment of the New York Athletic Club was
finished on Saturday at Travers Island.
There were thirty-eisht entries. Jere r..
Mahoney and Harry Lyons reached the final.
where the former won by three sets to one.
e., So. 60. 60. The scores:
by default; J. Lowene defeated p. ". Kroehe. by
default; l. A: Freedman defeated p; II; Gofe,. Jr.,
g. H 4 RssS ssssfa h. ass{ '
fault: H, s. Lyons defeated r. MutoTd sms e.
5 Rs,s = S.!,ss ds:.S S' e MsE RiE
P,s-i: J: ieveas d.,s.isa :; olsen Sy asissIIi:
Gibbs a l dstes, sd,sS'f T. sIs as.al:
Dennis defeated A. T Bank. BY default; 4; J.; Grosz
s.sa R9s1d'y ~ ss " , D. sGu Gs
W., Wilder tnInd BY aefaSl' Mallory defeated
HssIin. BY default, a. l. NeSson dsrsa,sd
f5 a. a. Il f ETon. ae,e ssieAt f.
Gibbs s"V "a, / 5: b s. Dsnni: dsfesed 4, W. Coz.
sHss difsa co1 M % HSu.nf
Fourth round-I T MaSho ,n;.u detected Elected; W "
Dennis; O.; So s. R, Jacket defeated A. ].
Gross, q a. 10, --8-S.
Semi Nnal round. 7. Mahoney defeated A; l.
Jacckel. 81, 81, 8-3
Final round J. T. Mahoney defeated II. s. Lyons,
8-i.5-7. 90 90
The Montclair Athletic Club team defeated
the New York Athletic Club players Saturday
in two out Of three contests held at Travers
Island Each club scored a win in the singles
and in the doubles the Montclair A. c. pair,
of three sets from Roland Mallory and F. NJ.
Caudwcll of the home club The struggle
in the singles between .Hnck and G, Bryan
was a close affair. the former winning $40.
81, Is. The scores:
Mems singles-otto 4, Hincs. Montclnir Attn
Athletic Club. defeated F. Kidde, Montclalr Ath-
'i Mems s' bouhies-ono H. .H,nck and F. Kidde,
Montcair Athletic Club defeated Roland Nal
iory and r. NJ. Caldwell, New York Athletic Club,
O.. 80, 6-2.
The Hollywood Golf Club announces an
other tennis tournament to be held on the
Club courts. West End. n. j., play beginning
singles. mems doubles handicap. Tomen's
July % the mems handicap singles. will be
started and on Aug. the mems doubles and
women's doubles for the club cham pion ship.
The club championship in mixed doubles ia
scheduled for Aug. 10, as well as a similar
event in mems singles and women's singles.
An invitation avn tennis tournament
was begun Yesterday at the Ardsey Club.
doubles. The scores:
wrenn and Fincke beat Little and Leroy, 81,
"a as: Allen and C. NJ Watson beat Hackett
and Alex anccr, 3-e, 6-8, 90. SO, Ga.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-11
GIVE PERMIT FOR CUP RACE.
Nassau County supervisors Formally Sane.
ton Vanderbilt Contest.

Az had been expected, the Nassau County
Board Of Supervisors yesterday gave their
formal consent for the running OF the Wander
bit Cup race and the elimination trials to
decide the American team in the contest
The elimination trials are scheduled for
Sept. %, while the race ia to be held over
the same course on Oct IA. The petition
asking for the use of the roads gave the hours
for the elimination trials as from A. NJ.
until noon and from A. NJ. until O'Clock
in the afternoon for the main contest. Robert
Ice Morrell, chairman Of the ,Ameic Auto
mobile Association racing board. was the
sisner of the petition. and he was at Mineola.
l.. l., yesterday while his petition was under
consideration.
ton signed by thirty five residents Of Hemp
stead, Westbury. Glen Cove and Westbury
Station was read which protested against the
use of the roads for automobile races. From
the auiokness with which the objectlng petit
ton was disposed OF. 1t seemed as II the Super
visors knew that the far greater majority
Of their constituents wished to have the con-
tests held In Nassau county. After last years
race many residents who had at first opposed
the idea changed their minds on account
of the thousands of dollars spent in the To-
cality the day the contest was run. Mr..
Morrell assured the Supervisors that there
would be no speeding OH the course except
during the races and that men would be posted
also said he would personally see that the law
was not violated, which assertion has some
weight. because MIR. Morrell is practising
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-11
QUORUM WINS FOR DIVER.
takes ATLANTIC STAKES FROM
NOSTROMO BY A HEAD.
start spols Handicap, Which 10 Won by
Buttling in Fast Time-A Gallop for
Yankee Consul-Fiye Fayorftes Beaten
/ At tho Brighton Beach Track.

Picking winners at Brighton Beach yester-
day, 90 far as form cut a figure. was merely
a delusiop and snare. Five heavily backed
favortes were defeated. and the smart opera
tors want home wondering how 1t all hap
pened. Another crowd Of 1900 persons
turned out. enjoying the delightful breezes
from tho ocean until IL was time 10 go oaoh
to tho sweltering city.
The wise money was divided In its distribu-
ton In the Atlantic Stakes. for two-year Odds.
six furiongs. Newton Benningtons Guiding
Star being hot even money favorte. with
Frank Farrells Arklrta widely backed at
7 70 S. At the send of Arklirta quickly
dropped back and after a bunRlng ride by
Walsh f1nis he'd outside of the money. X.
Il. Wilson. Jr's. Nostromo. 10 to shot.
made most Of the pace. but Lyme got p. j.
Dwyers Quorum 7 to /. up in time in fierce
drive to win by a head in lI4 i-5. with Nos
tromo length and half before Guiding
Star. who was outrun from the start.
Tho handicap at mile and a lfurlone was
Q smashing race. 1t was also an open betting
affair, with Garnish the choice at twos The
start killed the chances Of several horses.
Including st. Valentine. Ostrich and Allies
dor, who were caught In the barrier. But
Ting, 8 to 1, on the other hand. was of run
ming. and maint, med his lead to the end. where
he won by length and a half In the fast time
OF ISL as. 1t was a clnking drive for tho
place. Tyron. TO 1, taking 1t in the last lump
by q nose from Gamara. to /. Garnish
finished fourth. ten lengths back.
Boys that had never ridden, a winner had
tho mounts In the first race for platers. at mile
and a sixteenth. The winner turned up In
r. II. MoCarter Potter g Jetsam. backed down
to4 toll. who took the race In drive by neck
from A. i. Aste's Rubric backed down TO
tens, with James h. keenes Masaniello. IS
to 5, third length and a half back The time
was l472-5.
just half the field that started In the steeple
chase hand leap managed to stand up. Pagan
Bey, an odds -on favorite was among those
that fell. After the accidents were over Knight
and won In q gallon by eightlen gths with Judge
Fulton and East Keston both 100 to shots,
finishing second and third. respectively. The
race was run in 4:3i.
Yankee Consul prohibitive favorite. sim.
ply ran away from his company in the third
race, for two-year- ods. five and half furlongs,
winning with plenty to spare In 07. Cassini,
~ to I. ran over La Sorciere. 1s to S. in the
stretch and beat the latter two lengt for the
place.
BY few inches did Idle Dream, second
choice. win the last race. for maiden FLIES
MY Buela, TO 5. favorite. Burns did not be-
gin to ride the latter until II was too late. for
she would have Won in another stride. Grand
Duchess backed down to to .. was third.
three lengths back. The time was IA 2-5.
The summarizes.