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% amend an act entitled "Au no, 10
raise revenue for the State by taxn
certain corporations. -
secretary Of State Cahall. at 70 N
O'Clock transmitted to the House Gov.
elhor Lea's proclamation convening
tne General Assembly in special ses.
SION, together with a message from the
governor, giving reasons for the special
session and informing the General
assembly Of his purpose relative
tnereto, The documents were read
ordered printed. '7''so "e'e
Az y 70 o'clock the House took
recess until L30 p. m. '''A
IN. Inc Senate, after organizing, also
took a recess until l.30 p. M.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
Wilmington stock Quotations.
I.hllndelphin Mnrket..

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia Pa May sl-Wheat. &c lower,
No red In export elevator, S6aas56c No. North
crn do 92aq5c. No 2 Northern do, e0aalc.
Corn, steady. No. IN export elevator 55t6ah6c.
Oats, firm No white natural, 40c. No. 2
white clipped, 40a40lfc.
Brain, firm. winter in bulk, so2soas23; spring
In sacks so b0as23
Refined sugars, unchanged powdered. 81. .75atfe
granuated e46iaSi 20. icOnicctioncrs A. a. t0e4 t5
keystone A, Si4oaS445.
butter, dull, lc lower extra Western croamefg.
20lsc. do. nearby prints, 22c
Eggs steady, nearby frcsh 19lsC az mark.
Western fresh. i71sc at mark.
Live poultry. quiet; fowls l4a14isc. old
roosters, &c; spring chickens, 25a27c; ducks, loa
12lSc. geese, 10a11c.
Dressed poultry. firm; fowls, choice. ltc do
fair to good l3a13lso; old ROSTERS, ioc roasting
chickens, choice i5c; do fair 20 good, l2ai4c.
broilers nearby. 2saS0c: do Western. 26a2sc.
Potatoes, higher; choice old per bushel, 81 .05a
81 TO- fair to good 90casl.
Flour. steady.
HaV steady.
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Gallaher & Pyle,
Shoers,
Market Street, 619,
No powRY FoR rHE BARoN.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Pittsburg, Pa, May 81 because Of a
widely-puhlished statement that Baron
Riedl who is to marry Louise Nagce
niece and ward Of the late Senator Chris
L. Magee. had demanded a dowfy Of
$1,000 much unpleasant notoreiy has
resulted. and today the family Of the late
Senator caused to be given out a denial
that any such demand was ever made.
The payment Of a dowry, however, IS
made impossible for the reason that the
Magee estate was left in trust by the
Senator, at Mrs. Magee's suggestion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
HARRY woILAsroN INJURED.

he Was Thrown From His Carriage When
About TO Leave Brandywine Springs
Park.
Harry Wollaston, a farmer living in
Mil Creek hundred, was injured about
9 o'clock last evening as he was about to
leave Brandywine Springs Park. He
had driven to the park and was driving
away. when another carriage collided
with his and he was thrown out on his
head
DIR. L. H. Ball was summoned and at
tended Mr. Wollaston, after which he
was removed to his home. He was badly
bruised, but so far as is known, no bones
were broken and his injuries are not con-
sidered serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
FRUIT PACK WILL BE SHORT.
any oannsries and Great Quantities Of
ncaaa nastrovad In nan Wranrlrrn

Many oanneries and Great Quantities Of
Goods Destroyed In San Francisco.
Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
San Francisco, Cal, May 3i.-ft Is
estimated that 100000 cases Of goods
were burned in the factories and ware
houses of the various packers during the
big fire In addition 70 such stock az were
in the hands Of the wholesale and retail
grocery trade
In the disaster a majority Of the local
canneries were burned out, and Of those
that remain L would appear that only
two or three viii be- operated this season.
For this reason II IL likely che pack uill
be materially shortened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
HOTEL FIRE CAUSES RANo.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Chicago, Ill, May sl.-Fire broke out
In the Windsor-C Clifton Hotel at Monroe
street and Wabash avenue, early today,
and a panic among the guests followed
its discovery. Many Of them fed, half
clad, into tho Office Of the hotel Others,
even less clothed, ran 20 tho fire escapes
and prepared 70 leave il the FIRE spread.
The fremen, however, prevented the
spread Of tho flames beyond the fourth
floor No one was hurt The fire origi-
mated in a clothes closet on the second
floor from an unknown cause, The loss
was small
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
OoNvIoTs DIE HORRIBLY
FROM DRINKING WOOD gnUuHoL
Aaociated Pres Dlrpatch by spsoi1i Wlraa

Associated Press Dispabch By speuizi wlreA
Rawiins, Wyo., May B1.--Wnllam
Wardlow and Jesse Heating, conyicts,
died at the State Penitenfiary hero, yester-
day, from the effects Of drinking wood
alcohol
They were workers IN the broom factory
where shellao varniah II used In finishing
the handles. They secured the varnish
bottle and allowing the sheIlhc to settle,
drank the wood alcohol, which ia used to
cut the Rhollao.
Both died In horriblo convnlsions,
having become totally blind from the
effect Of the drug At death the entire
surface Of tho body was black as Ahoe
leather.
Two other convicts drank the alcohol
also, but as they hadIndulged less freely
were saved
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Afaths.

oBrNsoN-Fiith mouth, 9th day, at Paterson,
ii. q Rachel A, Robinson, formerly Of VIII
mngton
rAYrOR-In this city, on May Sisti 1905, Harriet
a. 1aylor, aged st
Reiatlves and friends are invited % attend the
funeral services 40 the nelqence or hef sohlh-ltW
an saturday afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment
private
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BODY PEPPERED WITH SHOT,
Constable jenkins Of Camden Hit Two
Human Targets Fairly.

Constable jenkins Of Camden Hit Two
Human Targets Fairly.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover, May 3l.--Lou Robinson and
Charles McAfee, two white men. became
involved in an alteration at Camden
last evening with Constable jenkins Of
that place, and in order TO defend him
self Constable Jenkins fired at his assail-
ants.
Robinson received almost the whole
load Of gunshot in his body, from head
to feet. McAfee also received several
OF the shot.
DR.. T. o. Clements picked from Robin
son over 25 shot, one having entered his
throat, while from McAfee the shot were
taken from his breast.
Officers from here we're sent to Cam
den to make wholesale arrests.
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mlurles in Crowd An Day. but is Not
Caught

The mysterious Mr.. squiggles was a
much sought for man at Brandyvine
Springs yesterday, but no one succeeded
hi getting acquainted with him He was
In the immense crowd all day and had
some very narrow escapes trom detection;
He will be at the fair every afternoon and
evening with q pocketfuh Of 100 chance
coupons 10 give away for the asking on
the bedroom suit to be ohanced of the
last night Of the fair at Mcmahon Bros
booth.
Mr.. squiggies win be at Mcmahon
Bros.' booth a. S.46 tomorrow afternoon.
A. q o'clock ho will dine at Cella's cafe
and AZ $50 be will return % Mcmahon
Bros booth. He win carry newspaper
In his left side coat pocket; he will also
also carry a newspaper IN his hand, and
a white handkerchief will protrude from
his upper left side coat pocket Cut out
coupon below.
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BECAME III on a Boat.

Dennis Young, of 705 Locust street,
became i'll on the steamboat Sity oi
Chester while riding from Philadelphia
to Wilmington, last evening lie was
taken in the Ph9nix ambulance 70 the
Delaware Hospital, where ne soon re-
covered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
WEDDINGS
pANeLER-FREY.

Miss Sallie Frey and George /. Dangler,
both OF Philadelphia, came to this city
Yesterday and we're married by Rev
George L. Wolfe, at his home, 1918
Market street.
GRIssoM-wILsoN.
Miss Blanche Olive Wilson and Frank
Harlan Grissom. both of this city, were
married yesterday by Rev. George l..
Wolfe.
sTEIN-FRETD.
Magistrate Broman today issued a
marriage license to David stem and
Dorothy Freid.
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TO BE HANGED ON JULY 2eTH.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Harrisburg, Pa, May 31.-Gov. Penny
packer today fixed July 26th for the
execution Of Carmine Renzo, at Indiana.
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grange Lawn Party,

Elaborate preparation has been made
for the lawn party to be gwen thIs even even
inc bv Diamond State Grange, Patrons
of e Hnsbsndry. on Frederick Snyder 5
lawn al Newport, and it is expected that
there will be a large attendance
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To Give oloslng panes Tonlght.

Miss McClaffertys adult class es viii
give their closing dance Of the season this
evening at her school in Eden Hall.
An interesting programme has been
arranged.
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oarpets and Rugs.

Have you tried om new process ? We
clean, dye and scour carpets or rugs at
reasonable prices. Joseph IL. Gooding
Fourteenth and Scott Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
Il n.lri.tls rnmmencement.

ST Pairick's Parochial School Will hold
;ts commencement exercises on the even
ing m of June 9TH in the Lyceum. Theatre
An interesting programme ONe
arranged. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
Lawn and Poreh Pafty.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Brandywine
NJ. L. Church will give a lawn and porch
party at the church, Twenty-second and
Market streets, this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31

After a heavy meal, take a couple Of
Doan's Regulets, and give your stomach,
liver and bowels the help they will need.
Reguleis bring easy, regular passages of
the buwelB.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
Branching Out

in our boys clothing department
all kinds Of suits and clothing
for boys from the little "a
years-old first trouser boy 10
young men In sizes 16 to 20
years. Up-to-date best New
York styles that we can find,
the most Of them made TO our
order to get just what we want.
New wash suits for little boys,
80 cents to So. Serges and
Cassimeres, $l.50 to Sc. Boys
Q to l6 size. Sl.50 to $40. Big
boys and young men, So TO SIS.
Everything in odd trousers, hats,
shoes and furnishings.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
nights.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
9th and Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
rs Gents.
soUrGcLEs AT FAIR.

During June aluminium spectacles with
lenses. Cubberlys, s24 Market street."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
alndtrtakers.

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaker and Embalmer
214 West Ninth Street.
Telephone connections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
New YORK ouoiatIons.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
New York, May sl.-The stock market opened
firm
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Friday Bargain Sale.

Eohenne, an exceptional value
IN blue or black; our regular
Si00 goods. subject to a thick
thread here and there. Friday
price ................... 6oc
Dress goods
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
NEW WORLDS FLY CASTING RECORD
John Enright Sends Salmon Fly 148 Feet 6
Inches in Central Park.

= large croWd OF persons interested in scientific
angling stood on the shore of the Harlem mere IN
Central Park again yesterday. 70 watch the con-
tinuation OF the Anglers Club tournament Inter
est vas greatest fl the tNo-handed salmon fy cast
ing for distance IN which Reuben c Leonard and
E J. Mills were beaten BY John Earight OF Castle
conneu. Ireland.
In tfs contest AIr. Enright beat the worlds rec
ord FOR hy casting with 1s-foct rod. The record
was III feet, but the champion yesterday sent the
fly on one cast 14s feet and inches from the float
Mr Leonard was the winner in the open-to-a all
trout fly casting for distance sending the fly l05
feet Following the summaries:
Two-handed salmon fly casting for distance, open
70 an rods not exceeding ls feet IN Ieng[5-@Iohn @
Fnright I4s feet inches R c. Leonard. 10 feet;
z J. Mill= la5 feet; G. M. l. Ia Branche, a teet
Trout hy casting for distance, open only 70 thQse
who never had cast more than 75 feet IN any CLUB
so1irnament-Charles Stepath, g feet; G. u. / La
Branche, 81 feet & tnches; 4: Held a feet o
Inches: NJ II. Smith, 90 feet inches. -
Trout fy ca sting for distance. open TO all--F 6.
Leonard 05 feet; L s Darling, 96 feet; King Smith
q feet Inches z. J Mills, - f-e+ ineffesI S 5
Sulith. s. feet; r F. Cruickshank, So feet John
WaddelL s. feet; G. NJ. l. La Branche, n feet;
Charles stepath Y feet inches
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
HOW BASEBALL DREW,
Nearly Sir Million People Sac
Major League Games.

Careful compiling OF the daily attendance figures
for the season Of 1906 shows that 57ls.2SS persons
witnessed the combined games OF the American
and National Baseball leagues during the season
lust closed, Chicago alone drawing one-hfth OF the
grand total. The figures show a decrease OF more
than $500 rom last year, the -tfire+4esa Lsasne
falling behind by 1855, while the National League
showed an increase of 46,903.
Despite the close race of the American League
and the ons-sidedness of the National League this
was the best season the Nationals have had since
the Americans came East, and the best season the
older organization has had IN its history.
The grand total OF the American League was
2 9sss O76, while the total OF the National League
was 27aa3 it being the third successive year
that the Americans outdrev the Nationals The
difference in the figures this season was los, s6S
while last years difference showed S254+2, the Ma
tIonaIs making gain OF 16s, ,5Ts the Americans
The Chicago Nationals lead all the teams in both
leagues with total Of s04See; outdraWing the
White Sox by nearly 70Uo While the latle[ woe on
the American League championship, the WHITE
Sox attendance figures show decrease OF more
i5sd5o iRd2 lo"0''' Wh"s the 0uO' '''o" q. y
The New York Americans oqtdrew in New York
the worlds champion New YORK Nationals py more
than 2o,0OO the first time the Yankees have MADE
The season in Philadelphia was not so successful
as last year both the Athletics and Phillies
fe on The Athletics ghow 6, sks dec decrease aSt of S
Eastern rivals, Chicago. Pittsburg. Cincinnati and
while New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Bos-
ton drew 40 The American League teams team il in
Louis-drew 14741S5, while New York Boston
PHILADELPHIA and Washington drew 14e3stL The
large Sunday atteHdances ia the West increase the
figures nearly one-thlrd -, -. ,.
and the smallest attendance IN one day On Au-
gust 5000 persons witnessed the Chicago game,
| while on October less than $50 persons saw the
Phtladelphias play on the Polo Grounds.
The figures follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
CFor other Sports see twelfth pase.)
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES.

The Matheson garage viii be q reinforced con-
crete building. with concrete walls piers gfrders
beams and floors. five stories and basement and
be absolutely freproos IN au parts. The founda-
tions and walls are TO be arranged that an
( addition OF three stories may be made at any
time hereafter. The upper floors win be arranged
for repair and stock room. with ample skylight
as we'll as Hight from street and side windows
The three intermediate floors viii be used Tor the
rnodating approximately 100 cars.
\ Haynes stripped touring car. the one qualify
ing in the elimination trial for the Vanderbilt
Cup race, has been entered 20 compete In the
City track. The car is now exhibition in the
Haynes window. IN Broadway.
The Ford Motor Company announces a definite
line OF cars and policy for the coming season
Instead Of waiting until the New York show tina
to disclose its new models. the announcement "a
made By James Couzens. secrstary-treasu surer OF
the company. that the six-cylnder touring car
and the four-cylinder 500 runabout Will constitute
the entire Ford offering for 1907 The first ten
thousand OF the runabouts well under
way and already orders being placed for a
second ten thousand. One thousand OF the six
cylinder cars will be made. and these also are
S w be eangd bnt s ner.ssss sss VIII
terials makes It necessary 20 raise price OF the
six-cylinder model TO 2Soo.
In a fve-mfis match race az Kansas CITY re-
Gently Albert c Webb. with his well known
man. who drove last seasons winning Wander
bilr cup racer.
The Aerocar Company announces the accession
10 its selling force OF r. ]. Laciar. who was for
merly with the Darracq Motor Car Company.
One OF the unost important features OF the prep
aration OF an enrrant IN q great road event nks
the Vanderbilt Cup is the training OF the
driver and his mechanic Samuel n Shaw who
was the manager OF the victorious Darrscq entry
last year and this year. gave special attention
10 the care OF his men. For weeks before the
race the diet OF Wagner and DemogeOt care
ruliy guarded They sent long walks in
the country and given considerable physical eX-
ercise, such as bowling every day. The primary
idea OF this training 10 insure clear head
on the morning OF the race. and for thiS purpose
Mr.. Shaw followed a certain extent the msIh-
DDS used IN collage athfetto tearaA On the nighr
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

the 6: h iP aEs EssS ssa ss. sa BED so 4
morning OF the race except raw esq IN gas
served 20 them whenever thsy stopped for tsTs
repairs at the main control
Externally the Darracq racer has two features
rs short wheel base Of IS inches. which In Pc
culiarly adapted 70 thu sharp turns and curves
OF the Vanderbilt Cup course, and It's tangent
wire-spoksd suspension VI ksela. A great deal oc
pogerfu wheels wfth dstasSable Iic5eD 9s
sag tires. they being h!tsd with G0xs5 IN front
the weight hnit. scaling only 215s pounds. The
IN pairs, with integral water jackets. the bore
and stroke being 1Soxl4o n, m, developing 10
tension magEeto is Used. the same as on the
D2Trsc9 TS TdSa cars ar m Las MET and exsaust
operated BY rocker arms. An the external me-
the right hand SIDE o. the otos o cam 'A1' 0"
Or. weuschott OF the Fiat vandsrbrt Cup
team. sailed for home Friday on La Lorraine
Lsneia and Nazsaro. his team mates. are az pres
eut paying short visit 70 Chicago. and VIII szn
for home next week While they are disappointed
at their failure TO bring bone the cup. they point
with pride to the consistent perferuanoe OF their
bit race they finished second and sixth out 81
seventeen starters. Lencia oeIrg only thrss MIN
utss behind the winner, In the Grand Prix race
In France Flats We're second and dfth out OF
Toro e9grrans run az An 'hg 9as srsaS CogDa
finished erst. fourth and fifth
The Stotidard-D Dayton which has tust opened
UP its New York headquarters at Broadway
and 57th street. has met with so favorabIs a re-
ception IN the city that z has already sold con
siderable portion % its 1907 output. A big sly
cvlinder STANDARDIZATION Will be exhibition
next week.
Many persons have vfsfred the home OF ths
I.ozier Motor Company. Broadway and 18th street
10 Inspect the chassis OF the 1907 model Every
one expresses great admiration for this ear which
represents the best In American sutonobile mann
farture The design constr uCtten snd Workman
ship OF the Lozer weuigh perfect Tha
materials used are the best the markets anord.
At the recent drawing OF the Ans-icsn Motor
Car Manufacturers Association one OF the best
locations IN the December show was secured for
the exhibit OF Doris cars. This exhibit viii con-
sist % a chassis. touring car. q rIuabout and
limousine
A challenge for special match race 20 ne IN
Guided IN the race meet the Empire track on
October % has been issued BY L L Moody Of
the Napier Motor Car Company. 8rr. Moody n
anxious % match the S0-horsepowar Napier with
billiard driving against any which competed
in the elimination Vanderbilt races The dis
fifteen miles, and Il Is hoped that four entries
be secured
Crawford cars were sold and delivered last week
TO W. c. Stearns OF No. sST Broadway and 20
DR.. c. L Brown. OF No. 80 West stsr srr~.r Bora
EArs s0-horsspowsr cara
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

windmill. was used by the poolroom agents
point Of vantage TO get the results OF the various
races by the aid of telescopes and telephone the
information to the distributing bureaus in New
York The tower high that IL was inpos
ste+e feE the Piske-ton TO erect their canvas
shields high enough 10 shut or the view, so that
extreme measures were employed which resulted
In its destruction
It could be learned who did the work, but
everything pointed to representatives of the Pin
kertons, with the consent of the owner Of the
property on Whioh the tower was being built
The agents of the poOLrooms viii probably con-
tinue the fight, although they had 10 acknowledge
themselves bestea yesterday. Such information as
the poolrooms got yesterday was late and incom-
plete, and OF little or no practical value.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
NO RACE FOR CHALLENGE CUP.
The Aero Sinks and Leaves the Bit Bah
Without a Competitor.

rb. b,eb sn.ad motor boat race for the Auto
boat Cold ChaIlenge Cup. held by the Larehmont
Yacht club. came TO rather mysterious enons
yesterday only two boats started on FRIDAY In
the first race. the Bit Bah and the aero Ihe
- -. "a the LATER boat which is rough
II. b,,tl, 80 a. driven by combination OF gaso-
lene and compressed air. had not finished the
tbir+y--rIIs course I'D 10 midnight II was feared
that she lost
II appears that her r6ipPsh sA1,hs NV
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14

Harbor for Larchmont, went in there on Friday
night When he found his mistake ne started for
Larchmont The boat lay alongside float thera.
ana in the night leaked so badly that she filed
and sank This left the Bit Bah without a COM
petitoT until the owner OF the Fairbanks a sister
boat TO the Aero, agreed 70 race against the Bit
Bah twefve-nltle course and allow her
three minutes. The Bit Bah by 8 minutes
and 0S seconds Her time for the twelve miles
was q minutes and Il seconds The cup race has
been postponed to date 10 be fixed latsr.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
HARD ON THE POOLRO0MS.
1'o1cer Outside Belmont Park De-
stroyed and Nezcs Is ,Scorce

ne war "nich has been going on all the season
between the Pinkerton men AT m. -a.a.-o.e -
the agents Of the poolrooms reached a clirnar YES
terday. when the high tower which was being
erected on the farm OF Edward Hallock beyond the
backstreteh at Belmont Park. was comple,eIv A..
molished F-0'S w
The tower. which was bei,, hr,,. g. ~. e. -.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-14
VIND-UP At LEXINGTON.
TaJpa Wins StoU Stake -CaliiU and
JamiSOn IhrOzcn Ont.

Lexington Ky. Oct. 13-The thirty-fourth an
nual meeting OF the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association brought TO close this
afternoon. wtth the stoI Stake as the feature.
Talpa, a representative Of the Oakland Farm, Of
WelIsvilIe n. Y, won the race
The winner was covered with a saddle OF roses
and carnations presented by r. c. StoH and John
Stou, sons OF the late r P StoIl, for whom the
stake was named VINO serving as president
Of the association when he died, three years ago
Talpa had trouble in winning the race. after
losing the first heat 10 DR.. Chase. In the other
heats she took the lead the start and was never
headed.
The 30 class, for PAGERS, went to Ruby Lacy
in a featureess race, as the mare outcIasssd the
field and won easily.
On account Of the scratches in the 2S5 class trot
the race was declared of
with the most disagreeable weather in years. the
meeting did not END with a nnapciai loss
meeting this year. In the Stell Stake. the last
race on tie programme David Cahtn driving
Sister Colette. ran into Charles JamisOn, driving
Kapolna The collision occurred at the three
quarters post; and vas caused by break made
but neither was seriously injured.
The summaries are as follows;
The S-Ol-it rE S206o-THREE IN FIVE
TaIpa ch m by Macarron-CheniIs Jones) !
J. n Biakemore. blk, 9. tFoote)............. 2
F6e E5eei Phantom. an Sl5 BIZ, h
sister CoHette. b. m tCahiip- es
k%Polna' D. Time. .':.its a:iii.. 2:i1 2:i2x 212s
PAcING-2:2o cLAssIPTvREsE FTvE N'oo'-THKBE IN
Ruh, Lacey b m by Gambron dam Blue
~ Vein 5n., gAiIsdEs' ma T rsoicher5
RsSq6s h92Tss 6 blk N Dodge
IL "a aa958H 81 65h 5D.snsst, Gsa3
susie W ch. m. QIernendou) ................. ds
I'0''' NJ ir4Rs 2 m AHA. HTlaS' a,c1.. aio4 2iOA