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New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

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New-York tribune., 1906-08-15

sIncluding per per annur on unexchanged Met
FoPoitan street Railway Company per cent
er shnul on Interboroug- metropolitan Company pre-
1errec stock Excluding special franchise New
1orA CITY railway system in litigation. 4Dehcit
New-York tribune., 1906-08-15
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
GHl f. A IL I'M

s. rs. 20. %. a. 20 80 Fourteenth St
g. H. IS 10 L. 19. Thirteenth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
Local and General Notes.

TIL Spraguc passed Memphis yes.
lerday with the latgcs tow 90
Cmptes that ever came mp the river
sixty pieces. She dropped ten above
Mcmplis to tighten her tow for the
rest at toe trip and viii arrive here
with Gra piece bound for the upper
Ohin
Tie G"ar@i1 Lee hopl,ed go leave
Momphi 10 wnok for Cincinnati,
which 70 oe De fist trip tn sea
son and win acap tHc resumption Of
the Nc paia Cincinnati business by
the Ice L.ac. which has been sus-
pended for several months.
Tho Stacker Lee will leave St
louis today for Memphis She win be
here tomorrow.
The sadie Lee leaves Cairo today
for Memphis.
Business is picking mp in the upper
Ohio Sufficient water has been found
to start out some of the coal and
bring in The cmpties tied M at the
vari.us points below Pittsburg.
v sing rivers were reported ycstsr-
@tv a. follo-s Partersburg II. Gin
rirrau 0&. Louisville o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
ON I he RIVERS

The Wandcror towing the pleasure
boat ldler came up from Memphis and
passed to St, Louis
The Y. S. SnagGoat II. G.. Wright
cleared for ST. Louis al 10 a. m. ycstcn
day.
The MILFORD came out Of the Ohio
light
The City Of SaltiIlo was in port sew
eral hours. OH from 81 Louis She
got away for Rlycrton at 2:30 yctcr.
day morning having made liberal al
ditions here
The towboat T. II. Dawson came ont
from Joppa with emptcs and return
ed light
The Fred Hartwcg brought two
bargos of stone from Rose claire and
went south yesterday light
The Dies Fowler fir m paducah had
good business, returning at y, N.
The Peters Lee from ST. Louis Al
2 p. m yesterday hodnG Tor Memphis,
was here till p. IN. add ng aud dis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
CHARLESTON, MO. =
October 10, 1905.


The following Democratic orators
viii deliver addresses IN this city in
the near future: Governor Joseph ~
Folk, October ~; Congressman Cow
nerd. October Is, Senator William j
stone, October 49, and Ex-Governor
D5ckcry and Richmond T. lIobson Of
Alabama. the Spa1ish American war
hero. viii each speak here aud al
Admission on the - inst Major
Warner, the accidental Republican
cnatur from Missouri, he "Myster
ious Stranger will also speak here
October g. A great deal Of enthu5
assn is being injected into the cam
paisn In Missouri. this year and "a
roasins old time majority will be roll
ed up by the Democratic party this
autumn
A girl named Tatum was arrested IN
this county yesterday CTucsdayl and
was today taken IN charge by Sheriff
Roland of Carlisle County KY 10
which place shc win be taken as a
witness against Frank Tawm her
fthe.. who is held for the charge oil
child murder The charge against
luum Is that he was criminally int
Hutc vita his own daughter aud upoa
'ho birth of child he Killed The baby
sheriff Roland says that while all tho
evidence against Tatum is circumstan-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

}. ! Browns addition TO rhebes, war
ranty sCeo
Robert +. Lavender ct ux 10 +. al.
Riggle wd, Sept. rs. teo6, lot 2. block
l. Bowie second addition 70 Unity,
$3.50
George E Telc to Lorena p Har-
rell, qcd. Oct Is, 1906 und. interest IA
"A acres in ne Of nc Is 1872, 81
Eliza NJ Young to Howard @ Yoang
wd Oct 3 1906, NV 4 OF 29li-2. ST.
0o000
Frank Is. Williams to Frank al
Moore, qcd. oct 1905. lot l6 and
block e.. Wilson's subdivision. $40
Parsons & Parsons TO Nn. J Law
Ter swd Aprll 2, i9oG, lots a. Is. rs,
block H. first addition to Cairo. $40
Alfred Brown ct al to Ulysses S.
Brown wd Cept z, 1906. und ca of
una. 4 q loi 20. in block :. 10 ia
l.. Brown addition TO Thcbes. 5000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
BRICK PAVEMENTS ORDERED
BY BOARD or IMPROVEMENTS
For Washington Avenue From Second to Thirty
fifth and For Sycamore From Ninth to Thir-
ty-fourth--vote Was Unanimous

a meeting of extraordinary import
ance was held yesterday afternoon
by the Board of Local Improvements
for another significant step was taken
toward resculng the city from mud
and from the disrepute that goes with
mayor for the purpose of passing
upon the Twenty-eighth and Ohio
5 treet bonds and other matters, and
there was a full attendance of mem,
bers with attorneys Lansden & Leel,
City Engineer Thistlewood and Comp,
troler Dewey. the members of the
board being Mayor Parsons and Alder,
men Scullin, Lawlcr, Nellis. snyder,
Koehler, Thistlewood and Thomas.
The matter of contractors bonds
for the improvements on Twenty.
eighth street, and Ohio street was
fayorably passed upon, the bonds
being approved The bond for West
Twenty-cighth street was not pre-
scented This work has been let to A.
S. Fraser, who, it is understood will
turn it over to Garner & Haynes who
have the contract for the east end OF
the street.
The additional assessment neces
necessary TO cover the difference be.
tween the estimate, and the contract
price was ordered made and Commits
sioncrs Warder and Howloy will have
this in hand, the former for Twenty
eighth street and the latter for Ohio
street
Another matter that received favor
able a ton was a request from the
Ca ro d Fhebes railroad people, that
some arrang mcnt be agreed upon
under which the sewers and street
filling on their terminals could be
speedily done. Ii was decided to en-
brace the improvements desired to
be made by this company in a separ
ate district, so that the company
may proceed with the work at once.
This will include sewers and filing
for Sixteenth street west of Washing
tom, and for Sycamore and several
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
PURLO|NED MONEY
That Pissed Through His Hands 's
Pcst1l Clerk and No~ to Se.tle
With Uncle Sam.

New York. Dc ll.-Benjamin En-.
mons Jr.. said 10 hc q member of q
prominent ST. Charles. Mo. family
vas arr1igrci before the United
states Commi ii. ner R'drcwav upon
the charge If cniboz7lembent and ra
ua1ded tc the custody sf q St Lou G
Do-toa.Cc inspector He viii ho taken
To 81 Lows At once Emmun0 va. a..
TrE Cd at Ancen roa-omcc 90 the
Panama Canal zone whore hc Wa rm-
ploYcd as 2 money order clerk The
cirbczziemcnt eifb which Eww ns d.
charged occurred i is alleged. in ST.
Charles Mo. whore the young man
was for two years postal clerk in the
money order department L j. alleged
Emm0ns' shortage is 81 600.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

laL he thinks here Is very little doubt
Of q conviction in the case
The heavy frost Of last night has
endangered the pea crop Of The coun-
IT, II is hardly likely that much hay
viii he saved. net enough for home
consumpti n. Great quantities of hay
are usually exported from here The
loss TO the farmers win be very heavy
! 7 Carlson well !, own citi-
zon of Miss asppi county died at his
home here today Tho cause Of his
death wa tic breaking of q blood
vcaae Mr C9artgm had been cir.
cult clerI, Of bis county for = years
lie leaves a witaw aud four children
Ills daughter Pearl died mol long
age.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

|other streets; also payemcnts and
substantial walks for some Of them.
A resolution authorizing estimates for
this work was adopted.
But probably the most important
ac; of the session was the unanimous
adoption, after some discussion. of a
resolution offered by Alderman Koch,
Ter, seconded by Alderman Scullin.
that the attorneys be instructed to
frame a resolution requesting the
mayor to submit estimates of the
cost of paving Washington avenue
from Second street to Thirty-fifth
street, and Poplar street, from Ninth
to Thirty-fourth street
Some argument was made that the
lateral sewers which must cross these
streets should first be provided for,
but the city engineer assured the
board that this need not Interfere
with the paving, as the latter could be
done few weeks after the sewers
were put in without prejudice to the
pavement.
Alderman Koehler desired that the
pavement on Washington avenue
should extend all the way to the Big
-Four track, but it was found that fill
ing would be necessary above Thirty
fin street, and ii was voted that this
filling should be done first, a res0llr
tion calling for estimates ON tbs
being also adopted
The paving of Commercial avenue
was also discussed but it was decided
to defer this until the big sewer was
finished, it being the opinion of the
eng ueer that at least a year should
olapse after the sewer was finished
before the paving could be done salts
factoritly
The attorneys assured the board
that the resolution ordering estimates
for the paving Of Washington and
Poplar would be ready for the board
today and another meeting will be
held this afternoon to act upon It
dnaly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
THROUGH WINDOW
Shot Was Fired That Killed Farm.
cr'e Wife-Suspect Insane
Brother.in-iaw.

Wiuchendcp. Mass, Oct. 1l.-Mrs.
Ira + Wood, wife of a farmer here
was hot tonight aud killed The shot
was fired through window of her
home where She waa seated with her
da ghler Esther four years old. aud q
ncighbor whn was visiting Harry
Woods. a bro'hcrnlaW lives on au
adjoining tarm. lie has been am in
mate of an insane asylum llc Dor
roRcd lIu gun yesterday and since
then has not been seen. Officers have
been ordered to arrest him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
COMPACT Of DEATH
ENTERED INTO BY WIFE AND
HUSBAND IN ORDER TO
END 1T ALL"
gcrously Wounded--She Fired
the Shots--Oniy Married
One Week.

Smithville Mos, oct, 11.-Jc3ac
Wcbh, aged %, a son of a prominent
farmer of Pla'tsburg, Mo, was shot
aud dangerously wounded by his wife
day. Mrs. Webb then shot herself
though the heart dying almost i'm,
atantY The couple had been married
but ono week and were yet on their
Honeymoon trip.
webb, who has been suffering from
s, became wor.e during the
last few days. He says his wife and
be talked the ma ter over and decided
iii was better to end it all"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
Wanted a Dice Room.

The Natchcz Democrat says The
maIhoat Ratsy Ann, Captain Wilbur
Callahan on the ra3r, got away yes
to-day with good list of passengers
and h mail for all the points be
tween Natchez and Bayou Sara The
ror9tcra wanted 800 a month and a
special room built for them on the
Gcrh' of the boat, fitted up with n
stove for their comfort ana gpnver
icacr. Their demand was not satisfied
anl III boat pulled out leaving her
freight on The bank. 1t was inferred
thar he uceroc had cards and dice,
hui il was impossible to build the
room in time for this trim, or engage
a few portcrs to take care of tho
= N before the boat pulled out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

= 1t is because most women suffer from
Rome arrangement of their delicate
organism, the discomfort of which is
less trying when they are in motion
than when standing.
In some states laws compel employers
70 provide resting places for their fe-
male employees.
But no amount Of law can regulate
the hard tasks OF these women. They
must get the strength which this work
demands or run the risk Of serious
diseases and the surg, on's knife.
Read the experience Of Mia Marcret
Merkley, 275 81 street, Milwaukee,
Wis:
Dear Mrs Pinkhar
" Gradual loss Of strength. nervousness
bearing down pains and extreme irritation
compelled M 70 seek medical advice The
doctor said had diseased organs and ulcer
stion, aud advisi IN operation IL ] wanted
~ get we'll | objected to this and decided
10 give lydia L. Pinl.harn's Vegetable Com
pound a trial soon found that all the good
things said about this great medicine were
true. The liberation soon healed, hackacbe.
headache and Nervousness disappeared and
i'm a short time | was strong. vigorous snd
perfectly well. ! wish every working girl
who suffers would try Lydie f FinkhaiD's
Vegetable Compound
8 lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is 4 vegetable tonic which invic-
CRATES and strengthens the entire e.
male organism. and viii produce the
same beneficial results in the eases II
ether sick women as with Miss Nefk,sE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
Art Works Brinq Good Price,.

At the recent sale Of the Paul Mon.
rice collection in Paris a terra Gotta
group by ClOdion. 30 ccntimcters high.
reH-c1cnting a nymph with child OF
lerin1 flowers. was sold Tor Sis
\ terra Gotta bas-relief by Clcdic1
went Tor $500 a Gobolin tapestry
cf The iihc of Louis XVI. represent.
Ing the month Of May and belonging
TO famous -eries designed by Lucas
brought 2i2SoG
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

The ohio Tvau7viile and Mt. Yer
non. viii rise slowly during the next
-rs,-al DAYS. At Faducah and Cairo.
.,l fall rapidly during the next sc6
srl DAYS.
The Tennessee from Florence TO the
mouth. will fall rapidly
The Mississippi from below St
Louis To Cairo. will continue falling
p. II. SMYTH.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
GRADE ORDINANCE
FOR WASHINGTON AVENUE WILL
NOT BE CHANGED BY CITY
COUNCIL.
Street and Ordinance Committees
Vote Against New Ordinance 800
Eso Recommend Many New
Walks.

| A meeting of The street aud ordt
nance committees was held last niga,
AZ To" council chamber, TO G nsidcr
ordinances referred to them at the
council meeting Tuesday night Chial
among these was that introduced by
Alderman Fuller relating 10 the grade
Of Washington aycnuc. The purpose
OF This ordinance was TO rc-cstablsh
the grade previously made for the
avenue for that portion lying between
fWenlyiirst and TwcntysiXth streets.
Owners of property abutting his Pc
ton Of the aycnuc were notified to he
present at the meeting ana express
their views on the subject Only two
were present, Messrs. Grcancy and
Turner, who protested against cut.
ing down the avenue there. as pro
pocd in ordinance No. 81 recently
passed by the city council; but the
reasons given by them did not im.
press tho members Of the committees
as sun ciently strong TO Justify q
change in the latter ordinance. II
was }o ed that the committees recon
mend that the new ordinance do not
pass
Ten or more ordinances providing
for new cement walks were read aud
recommended for adoption by the city
council
4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
REALTY CHANGES
Record Of Transfers, In Alexander
County This Week Aggregating
in Value Sc 600.

George ~ r.thiau 70 John n
Thompson, sw no lSllt wd, 500
Parsons d. Parsons to VIM r Grin
stead lots rs to %. aud %, 20. SO
30. 3 and 80. block IS, first addition
to Cairo special warranty : Gno
Alfred Brown to Ulysses s. Brown
nd. Ga of und y lot 20, block "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

Dr.. Symes Thompzoa saws the
length OF time taken in communicat
Ing by touch is oneseventh u a
second before there BE- a consciousness
Of The touch. When a sound Is heard
tie i1terval Be- one sixth of a second
wac1 ar object is seen the interval
is ore firth Of a second: in the case
Of a thought it II one-fortieth Of a
second.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
One Lady Mate.

Tha 81 Louis Waterway, journal
Nav There is one lady mate holding
mates license That we know Of sac
is Mrs NJ. p. DouIlut, of New Orleans,
Ia. We know of her serving in this
capacity on her husbands boats, but
never heard of her swearing like q
mate of the opposite gender, though
her methods proved just a. success
ful in handling the deck hands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
H. she had a fine

charging freight She had fine
Cage.
The T. s Snasboat i. A. Woodruff
came ont of the Ohio last evening and
viii remain till this morning.
Tho Wal Elonshell came up from
the lower river with a barge of logs,
nc Of lumber and derrick boat, for
Caiin.
The river marked 255 feet on the
Cairo gauge at 4 p. m. yesterday, show.
ing fall Ct OF in "a hours one
year aGO ii marked 121 feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

u parts of Australia where the
average yearly rainfall g. not more
thcl sea inches q square milo o. isad
wiii -1rr7rt s1iy EIGHT 1- nine sheep.
In Tho Argentine repltiic. south Amer
ics the sane area With "a inches Of
rain. supports z.Esg sheep
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12
BY 4 FALLING TREsTLE.

Livingstone. Il mt Get 1.-Two
railrosd workmen were tilcl and nvc
injured today n Iloperz. nine miles
vest Of LiVinstlHe by the fail Of 4
trestle
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

The American woman is made foi
airtTE. the Partisan for love An
A-r=TiCnH woman is-a Partisan
frozen oL ice.-Neus Freie Frasss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

4 special meeting If the city coun-
20 win be- called tonight tu act upm
the ordinances.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-12

|other streets; also payements ana
substantial walks for some of them.
A resolution authorizing estimates for
this work was adopted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-03
Entries at the Meadows.

SEATTLE. Aug. 2.-Tomorrow' entries
at the Meadows follow;
First race, seven furlonGs. selling-Integ
rity, 10; Seed Cake, Black Gem. lo7: Sic
you, Iodore, Miss Spokane Mazel. Rustic
Lady, Bonnet Southern Lady, los; Jim Pen
dcrgast, 102: SizZ, 100.
Second race, scven furlongs, selling--At
kius, 112; Iron Watson, Charles Green, 100
Ambitious, Silver Sue, Tavora. Santa Ray
1O7.
Third race. three 'iourths of mile, selling
-Wocdthorne, Bert Arthur, 1l2: Bearskin
Madden, Paddy Lynch, Screw Driver, Liber
vale, 100; Maxetta, Dotage, 10T.
Fourth race, one milo, selling-IIot 100
Ralph Young Viona. PrickleS, lo7; Su
premo Court, Pay Mo, Major Tommy, los
Wotcrcure, 1od; Hersain, Mattress, 1os
Orchan, 100.
Fifth race 6ve furlongs-Lucy c., Van
kce Jim, Grace st. Clair, 1o9; Wien, Fred
Mulhollaud, l0s; Milsora Blanche O., los,
Sixth race. mile-Yeo CONAN, 10; Duolist
Cabin. Gateway. lo7; Florence Fonso, Full
lotta, Houston, 100; Col Jewell, 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-03
Today's Entries at Latonia.

Special to The Tribune.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.--Ths entries at La
tonia for tomorrow are: First race. FIVE fur
longs, selling-Bitter Anne 1o7, Elato 1o7.
Heirloom lo7, Nordcn 1o7, Cable 107. Banel-
lon 107, Sanderson LOT. Wooleu LOT, Chase
lo7. Alta Mcdonald 10, Bon yivant 10,
Lippnrd, 10, Ionic llo, Arguer 1lo, Or
lnndwick lilo. Handspikc lo7.
Second race, six furlongs, selng-MiDt
Hand OF, Minnie Johnson 100. Search Ne
l02, Frank Bill lO2, Mnlleablo 1o8 bod An
dersou l0s, Mayor johnson 1o8. Terms Rod
lob, Orlne los, Mum 11o. Msrtus 112, Re-
volt 113, Elastic 1872.
Third race seven fuTlongs-Wee Lass 50,
Nonio Lucille So. Granada So, Old Stone
100, White Plume 100. Chief Milliken 100,
Matador 11o, Devout lis.
Fourth race, short course, steeplechese-
Bsveno 125, Byrne of Roscres 1913. Billy
Wake 12s, Profitable 100 II. NJ P. 1913.
Ohio King 14l, subador la9, jim Bozeman
lag. Gould l52.
Fifth race. mile and nm eighth, selling
Yachting Girl eT, Bernie CrGmer 90 Pen
nant 1o1, The Laurel 10d. Cashier loa, Fri
vol l04. Piller loa, Little Elkin 100, St.
Sever LOG, Injunction LOG, DR.. Hart LOG,
Morendo 100, Labor 106 The Gadny l07,
Handy Bill l0T, st. Paris 100.
Sixth race. mile, selling-katherine l.. sS,
Lular 90, DIR. McCuer 90, Dudley 90, Indy
Charado 81, Lncene 81, Floral Artist 96,
Florizell %, Romany Rye 1o2, knowledge
1o3, Postman log, Gilpin 107 Marshal Ncy
lis.
Seventh race, mile, selling-Josis Jewell
s6, Inspector Girl 81. Bitter Brown 90, Ban.
posal OF, Ida Davis lOl, Ambcrita 101.
Kings Guinea 1o2, Docilc loa, Uncle Henry,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-03
LARGE CROWD SEES
RACES At GLENV|LLE
Sweet Marie in Class by Herself
in Free for All
Trot.

CLEVELAND, Aug. "A large crowd
turned out TO see the fourth days rae
ing at the Glenville track. In the free
for-all Snyder McGrcgor Wentworth
and Sweet Marie were the only starters.
Sweet Marie showed that she is in a
class by herself. with the possible ex-
ception OF Tirerton, by winning all three
heats in easy style. Results:
Sweepstakes. 3-year-old PAGERS, purse
$425-Kelly won two straight heats and
tho race in 2:15%. 2,10H Brenda York
and Directal also started.
The 2;23 class trotting. purse $1,000
Brilliant Girl won three straight heats
and the race in 09A. 2:l0%, 2:12. Mamie
o.. Billy FL, Flexo, Lucretia Jessie Ben
yon. Kim. Sister Collette, Direct and
Paul Wilson also started
Won Three Straight Heads.
The free-for-all trot, purse $1,000
Sweet Marie won three straight heats
and the race In 2;O6. 2:07A, 2:06%. Sny
der McGregor and Wentworth also
started
2:iO class trotting. purse S12N-Gold
Dust Maid won three straight hents and
the race in 2:l0, 2:07A. 2:075a. The
President. Helen Mort, Orc. W. j. Lewis.
Aeroeite, Watson, Belle c., Van Zant and
Alexander also started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-03
At Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK, Aug. brighton Beach
results:
First race. six furlongs-Nannie Hodge
won, Far West second, King Cole third,
Time 1:l4 l-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Gold Lady
won. Goltball second. Montgomery third.
Time, 1:l5 3-5.
Third race. mile and sixteenth
Donna won, Watertan6 second, Cholk
Hedrlck third, Time, 1:50.
Fourth race, handicap. mile and a
quarter-Dandelion won. Coy Maid sec
ond, Cedarstorme bird. Time. 2:09 3-5.
Fifth race. FIVE and a half furlongs-
F1owaway won, Jim Leonard second,
Roswell third. Time, :0S 40
Sixth race. mile and a slxteenth-O. X.
won, Left second, Tarlac third. Time,
so SIS.
Seventh race. mile aud sixteenth-
Druid won, Hyperion second. Jennie Nc
Cabe third. Time. 1:4S l-5.