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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-28
PERSONAL

sis. John Price is quite Ill at her
lone on Hamilton street.
Nj. and Mrs. Geoyge Smith spent
christmas in Wheeling. "a
Miss Grace Merirheld and sister,
are visiting friends IN Warrington
I his week.
M Herbert Howard, of Plttsburg,
spent Christmas with friends here.
SSfr. and Mrs. s. l.. Mortified left
yesterday for Cumberland, being call
ed there by the death of the latter's
brother-tu-law, Mr.. Mont, Pennington
HIS. Anna Montgomery and little
daughter, Ruth, who had been guests
ii the home Of Mr.. w. H. Brand fol
several days. left yesterday for their
home at Kingwood,
Miss Fanny Berkeley; Of Morgan
I town, is tile guest Of relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Higginbotham
and Miss Lillian swindler went II
NoFgantowH yesterday to attend th'
funeral services Of Mrs. MaIinds
sWindEer.
MI aud Mrs, Thomas b. Henderson
and child. who formerly resided ii
Fafrmont, now residents of North Car
Gina, are expected here to-day t.
spend some time as the guests of Mr.
and MS Cletus jenkins.
Mrs. William Marshteller and chile
returned yesterday from untoptowu
Pa where they hal been the guest
u relatives for Christmas.
Misses Lucy and Lena Prichard
Mss Gan Smith and Lawrence Beat
y. all Of Warrington, are the hous
guests Of Miss Jane Carpenter at he
home on jefferson street,
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]. NJ. HARTLEY & SON

Misses Sadie and Ella Black, Of
pittsburg, are guests Of Rev. and Mrs
], C. Broomfield. IT..
Miss Nan Cox returned yesterday
from a few days visit with friends in
Morgantown.
Miss Katharyn Race went to Clarks
burg yesterday, where she will be the
guest of Miss Alice AIIm Tor several
days.
Miss Una Carpenter went to West
Union this afternoon where she will
be the guest of Miss Stella Twyford
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ. Hoge returned
this morning from Springfield, Ohio,
where they spent Christmas with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Nc
Conaughey.
Miss Roberta Fleming and house
guest, Miss Florrie Moore, went tc
Clarksburg yesterday, where they viii
lie the guests of their cousin, Mis-:
Florrle Jackson for several days.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF
MARION AGRICULTURAL AND IN
pUsrRIAL SOCIETY,"

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of Marion. Agricultural. and
Industrial Society will be held at the
company's principal Office in the city
Of Fairmont, Marion county, West Vir'
gina, on Saturday, January 9Th, 1907
at 10 O'Clock q. m. for the purpose OF
electing a board of directors and for
transacting any other business that
may lawfully come before said meet
ing.
JOHN A. CLARK, President
Attest: JAS. A. MEREDITH, Sec.
Dec. &c, Jan 9
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Aqed Man Dead.

MoRGANToWN, Dec. 2S.- L. G.
Van voorhts, an aged and highly re-
spected citizen OF Morgantown, died
at his home here this morning at four
o'clock. Deceased was a pioneer citi.
zen Of Monongalia and Greene coun'
ties and at the time of his death was
90 years Of age. He is survived by
long line Of descendants.
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KNIGHTS o. pYTHIks

Elessed osHee ssllsr eeslna
Last Night
At TIE regular messing d .the local
order knights d Pythias last night
the following ofacers we're elected @
serve tie ensuing year:
q. 3, Carsladon, chancellor com,
mander; Or. !. a. Graham Vice chan;
cellor; George Deck. prelate; Clyde
Miller, master Of work; s. 2. Miller,
master at arms; R. q Fleming keep
er Of records and seals; AZ 1. 3,
Dudley, master Of finance; WR. Hick'
man, master OF excheqner J. a.
Cochran. inner guard; R G Miller,
outer guard; Or. L. n: Yost, trustee
The officers viii be installed next
Thursday night. when a BANQUET will
be served at the lodge rooms on
Main street
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rArRMoNr WHOLESALE DISTRICT
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of Fairmont Wholesale Dis.
trict Improvement Company Will be
held at the company's princlpa! Office
in the city Of Falrmont, Marion coun'
ty, West Virginia, on Wednesday, Jan.
uary 9th, 1907, at 100 O'Clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of electing e board
Of directors and for transacting any
other business that may lawfully come
before said meeting.
LEVI B. HAIR, President.
Attest: H. G. CoLEBANK, Sec.
Dec. 20 ain. 2
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NOTICE TO THE sTockHoL0ER
moNoMeAHELA INDUSTRIAL COM
PANT.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Monongahela Industrial
Company will be held at the company's
principal office, No. 211 Adams street.
Fairmont, west Virginia, on Tuesday,
January Sth, 1907. at l o'clock p. m.
for the purpose OF electIng a board Of
directors and for transactfng any 9th
er business that may lawfully come
before said meeting.
G. F. HUTCHINSON, President.
Attest: JAS. A. MEREDITH. Sec
Dec, &c, Jan.
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Tie Poet Scout

Saptatii JasIs Crawford VIII Enter
tsin Fairrers sldlsaee TENOR
To,motoFw night the citizens of
Fairmont win be given an opportunity
to hear one Of the best as well as one
ii the best known entertainers in the
United States. Captain Jack craw-
ford, the pcst scout for years has tray
eled from one end 81 the continent 70
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Best goods at reasonable prices at
A. c, Kinkead's, Watson Hotel build
ing. tt
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No inferior goods in our store
Globe Book Store, Watson Hotel build
ing. u
Read the Daily West virginian.
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Quite a number of the friends Of
Governor Dawson have received
Christmas tokens from him in the
shape of handsomely mounted photo
graphs of himself, The gifts are quite
generally appreciated.
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Messrs. B. L. >Bulman. of Sisters
VILE; Robert Tumey. of Little Birch
and N. B. James, Of Frametown, have
been commissioned notarles public
Miss Pauline Miller, who has beer
attending seminary in Washington
and her brother, Dana P. Miller, at
tending college at Charlottesville, Va.
spent Christmas with their father, sa
perlntendent Thomas C. Miller.
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NOTICE TO THE Stockholders
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-28

Col. A. S. Hutson, assistant adju,
tant general, spent Christmas with
friends in Boone county.
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a syery aeta galraoats leading retain establishment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25

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Ii Is absolutely free from fusel oil and
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DuTy's Is the only positive cure ana n
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dyspepsia. indigestion. grip. malaria, dis,
eases OF the throat and lungs. ana all
bowel and stomach troubles.
BEWARE OF dangerous limitations and ma
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and are sold FOR profit only by unscrupu-
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the "Old Chemist" on the label ana DC
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Author of Several Books.

Mr. Robinson Is the author of Modern
Civic Art" Improvement OF Towns and
Cities and several other books OF the
same character He has just completed
a report on Denver and Colorado Springs
Colo. and It Is likely that his suggestions
VIII be carried out by the administra-
tions OF the two cities Mr. Robinson
was Identified with the plan of improve
ments In Detroit. Buffalo, Syracuse and
ether Eastern cities which are noted for
their beauty.
Mr. Robinson has never visited Salt
Lake City prior to Tuesday. and greatly
regretted the fact that he could not take
more time than that allowed between
trains in looking over this city. He how
ever. took a walk around the down town
section OF the city. He declared that
Salt Lake is an ideal city. and that the
surrounding mountains add greatly to its
beauty. He commented upon the fact
that electric poles are located in the CEN
ter Of the streets, and said that. al
though II Is much better to have them
underground. the present system Is inf
nitely superior to the plan of permitting
the erection Of poles on the pavement
near the curb. He expressed q desire 10
see Salt Lake In the summer. and de-
clared that he would avail himself of the
privilege at tho first opportunity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
WAN 7 AND NEED.

There's a big difference
between what a baby wants
and what he needs. Deny
him the one, give him the
other. Most babies need
SCOTS Emulsion-it's the
right thing for a baby. 1t
contains a lot Of strength
building qualities that their
food may not contain. After
a while they get to want it.
Why? Because it makes
them comfortable. Those
dimPles and round cheeks
mean health and ease. SCOTS
Emulsion makes children
easy; keeps them so, too.
VcoTT BOVINE, 4os Pearl ST.. New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
TACOMA LOSES FRANCHISE.
Fresno Takes It's Place In Coast Base.
ball League,

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. A-At this morn
ings eepsion OF tho managers OF tho Paoihc
Coast Baseball league IL was decided that
there should be elk teams in the league dur
Ing tho coming season, which will begin In
April.
Fresno was awarded the franchise previous
~ held by Tacoma, and A. 3. Evans OF that
city chosen as president OF tho Fresno
club. beoldes being elected q director OF the
onost league Mike Fisher. who will be tho
manager OF the Fresno club is cnthusln stIc
over the outlook for the raisln city and Eaya
he surely Will have team Of pennnnt win
iere Inc question OF the management OF the
San Francisco club hns not yet been decided
The d6to for the opening OF the baseball
season OF 1906 bas been set for Saturday April
=, and Will Close In November making IL In
all about n six months season San Fran
cisco will open with Seattle at San Frnncisco; I;
Oaklnnd With Los Angeles at Los Angeles and
Portland with Fresno I'm the latter city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
FRANCE STILL DELAYS
Receives Word United States Will Not
Oppose q Naval Demonstration

PARIS. Jan. "a. $50 p m.-Further in
qulries at the Foreign Office confirm the
statement made this afternoon that a
decision regarding what action shall be
taken toward Venezuela has not been
reached. 1t is pointed out that entire
accord exists between France and the
United States. and that when France 10
ready to move II will be with the full
knowledge and approval of Washington
The officials. however, decline to dIscuaa
the eventual Intentions OF tho French
Government.
The reports circulated to tho effect that
a blockade has been ordered are evidently
founded on the statement received from
ambassador Jusserand that the United
States will not oppose n naval demonstra
tion. coupled with the dispatch from Port
OF Spain saying that the DeeaIx nnd
the Jurien de La Gravier had Ieft
there for unknown destination
The Foreign Office has received conor-
nation OF the press report that the dean
of tho diplomatic corps and other Min
listers at Caracas have unsucccssfulIy de-
manded explanations from the Vene-
zuelan Government with reference 10
their position after the Taigny incident.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
TO MEET ON NAT.
Tom Gleason and Mike Yokel to
Wrestle Tonight at Ogden.

Tom Gleason OF Salt Lake and Mike Yokel
Tho Pride OF ogden" viii meet tonight on
the mat in tho Grand opera house In tho
Junction City. They viii contest for n purse
Of $500 offered by Manager r. A. Grant OF
the oPera-ho The money will be divided
90 per cent To the winner and 10 per cent TO
the Loser.
Considerable rivalry exists between Gleason
and IoHel and there Ia every probability that
each OF them viii leave no stone unturncd In
his effort to gain three out OF Ave falls from
the other. Gleason has just at many arden,
admirers in Salt Lake ns has Yokel In ogden,
and II Is likely that there Will be n great
crowd OF lovers Of the sport in attendance
upon the bout. The Ogdenitcs are betting So
To GO on their favorite, and Gleason supporters
declare that the Salt Lake wrcstlers friends
VIII be spending Ogden money for some time
TO come. after the bout tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
SYMPATHY FOR BRAZIL
President and Secretary Send Mes
sages on Naval Disast

WASHINGTON. Jan 2i-Immediately ur.on
receipt or official news OF the destruction OF
the Brazilian battleship Aqudaban. Secretary
Bonaparte sent cobleGram 10 tho Brazilian
Minister OF Marine extending sympathy
MT Nnbuco. the Brazilian Embassodor has
received n cablcgram from the Minister OF
Foreign Anairs Of Brazil. announcing the de-
structlon OF the battlcShip Aquidaban and the
loss OF "a lIvca. The ambassador recalled the
Invitations to the dinner for sixty which he
was to have given tonight. Tho nnc OF the
Brazilian embassy !s 1yIng &c hplf-mast
Secretary Root by direction OF tho PrcsI-
dent, also sent cabcgram TO the Brazilian
Foreign Office expressing the deepest sympa-
thy and coincidence OF this Government
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BANKER BLAMES OIHI
1mboden Says DISCHARGED \.
Entered Into Consn,r,

DENVER, Jan. 2i.-Lson,,.
the banker and promoter Vhs
Yicted OF conspiracy 10 wrect I.
Savings bank. which went Irio
OF a receiver. has issued n ~
ment 10 the public, In which +
that certain former employees ?
funct bank. who were dlsstI
lncapacity. entered Into a CO.
wreck the bank and. not IN
successful In their Efforts 10 I
bank by bringing about a 4
caused an application for a
be applied for, which threS|
into the hands OF the court
The statement mentions ths 4
ceiver Stevlck'e recent report
lievcd the assets OF the baak
lZe about % per cent Of th|
Should this prove true, Imbo,I
will make up the balaH,|
wealthy and Influential ~
would amount to something h
borhood OF Sp0.Oo
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Trying for Compromise,

Great Britain is acting entirely with Frame
and lt Ia not disposed To ask France Ia
modify her Views. Italy. however ns ,no
ally OF GermHny and the friend OF Fancc
and Russia the ally OF France and tho
friend of Germany. arc trying TO effect a com
promise.
Tho delegates to the Moroccan .confarc,c.
devoted the day 10 series OF brilliant f,Inc.
tlons commcmoratinE King Alfonso's feas,
day The Spanish, French and British soua1s
rons In the harbor displayed a fun connie
Eent OF coors and from daylight the war
ships and land fortinootions fired continuon.
sulutcs.
The most spectacular feature OF the dav yyo.
the official reception OF the Spanish NinIs,ar
for Foreign affairs, the Duke of AImodova-
in honor OF the delegates affordine for Tho
hrst tmc an opportunity for the reprcsonto
lives OF tho many nations TO assemble In ~
gorgeous uniforms OF their high dpomafic
military and naval ranks
Scene Is Very Gay.
The rendered moro say hy a.,
midsummer sunshine. nowers and orange ana
nlmond trees In full bloom. Within the 60
ference hall. the delegations gathered n,C.,I
resplandent In gold lace. ribbons md orr.
decorations, the Americana aIone Of Tho Eli,
tcTing assemblnge being In evening dres, ana
without uniforms. ''u
Tho Duke OF Almodover. Go standing M ,h
foot OF an improvised throne and surrounSS
by an imposing stan of officers received ~
the namo OF King Alfonso the delezntJo,i ~
who presented the greetings OF their Sovcrn,
ments TO the King. '"
During the afternoon the Minister Of Stat
received tho delegations on board the arnooTaS
cruiser Emperor Charles v.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
Rain Delays Starting

Rain during the morning delayed the start
Ing Of the racer and tho course was not In the
very best condition for high speeding In tho
0no-milc International for the De War troph;
the preliminary heats run Marriott
Lancln and Ccdrino qualifying for the final
The second heat was particularly close. only
threc-htths OF n second separating Lnncia and
Ccdrino for first and second place. In the
hnal Marriott won. going the mile In 81
onds fiat. Cedrlno second In 81 nnt and
Lancla. owing 10 trouble with his car. was
unable to start
In the One-mile heavy weight for gasoline
cars Two preliminary heats run on Ce-
drno. Fletcher and Lancia qualifying for the
finals LGncia won nrst heat with Fletcher
close second. The steamer racer driven by
Marriott was the only entry In tho one-milc
championship for steamers and did the mile
In 81 I-5 seconds. breaking all mile records
Including his own CORNER The middle
weight onc-nile championship for gasoline
cars went over until tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
NEW ROAD FOR MEXICO
Mitchell Mining Company Buys
Equipment for Line.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan 24-seven
thousand tons of steel. costing $500. 600,
freight equipment costing about s9oo nnS
have been ordered in this city bv The 10,
cal office OF the Mitchell Mining company
Tor the construction OF thirty miles 81
ralIro9d from the company's mines near
Acapulco, In the State OF Guerrero. Mexi.
co; to the port of Marques, on the Pa
ne Ioao rs Incorporated under the la v-s
OF Mexico and will do a general hi,sinas.
1t VIII be called the La Diche g. Pacjnc
ieilroad; and Will connect eventualiv I,
Is stated. with the Mexican Central tbns
,urnisnlng a snort route from the PaciGc
coast 10 the Mexican capital. a'''io
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
SANTA FE TRAIN WI
Number Of Passengers 1liz
cident at Glende,z

LOS ANGELES. Cal. ID
Santa Fe limited westbouHi
Into the rear OF the local 81
Sengcr train at Glendora Z
east Of this city. late this afif
TALLY wreckIng the rear %
local. knocking the trucks IN,
and injuring several persons
Fe passenger department
states that the number ofpaz
jured Is small and that no ofs'
ly hurt. All OF the injpred
bruised No information o911
injured passengers can b
the train arrives here
The local train had tnst
Glendora, where II had tasc
passengers. when the llmlir,
running behind time. cra
rear. The engine Of the llrsl
ly damaged. but neither the
fireman was hurt 7 I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
New Orleans City Park Races,

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 24-City Pork re-
suits OF today follow:
First race Ave and onc-half furlon SS-Mer-
garet Angela won, Gentian second Mime
hahn third T!mo. los 2-S
Second race six and ono-hnlf furlongs-Jack
Adams won. Orient second. Henry Ach third
Time. 1:22.
Third race. ehort course steoplochase-onys
III won, New Amsterdam second, Flying Kain
Cloud third Time. 800 Is.
Fourth roce. mile and seventy yards-Orly
II won. Alma Dufour second, httila third
Time, 1i45 is.
Fifth race mile-Emergency won. Jack Do
Ian second. Gold Nato third Time l:40 as
Sixth race, milo and seventy yards-Pndro
won. Delcarinn second. Morendo third Time.
las 10
Seventh race. 6vo ond onc-half furlongp-
Sybill A won Bricktop second, Principla third
Time 09 3-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
FILES ARTICLES In IDAHO
Milwaukee Gives Notice of Building
Across the State.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
BOISE, Ida. Jan 2-Articles OF In
corporation were filed today with the
Secretary OF State of the Chicago, Mil
waukeo & St Paul Railway company of
Idaho. Its capital is placed at 5000. o0O.
with shares ut 500 each The incorpora-
tors are ]. N. Smith OF Lewiston, and II
r. Williams and A. II Barkley OF Seattle.
The principal place of business OF the
rev company Is given as Lewiston and
the officers are III, r. Wlllams, president:
T. w. Cook. secretary, and A. II. Bark
ley. treasurer
The objects OF the company, as set forth
In the articles OF Incorporation. are to
construct and operate line OF railway
from some convenient point on the east
boundary line Of the State somewhere
between the 18th and +7th degree OF north
latitude. In general westerly direction
to some convenient point on the west
boundary line OF the State-an estimated
distance OF 80 miles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
EIGHT-HOUR LAY MUST STAND
House Also Decides to Limit the CIV,
missioners to One Salarv

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25-Tbe
nOut raw Cannot be obrogated for VOL
on i. the Panama canal, and Canal SoIn' SCoTh
missionere cannot receive add,tG Golll
compensation besides their sIuIillIona
commissioners These two cbaas as
inc urgent deficiency approprIatios ~ ~
now under consideration nv tbo ~ plii'
g W. lne net result of yesterdays sessios'
rect the bill as to canal purcbaseo ~ per
chaseS OF coal for the navy a1o' pur-
sumed time In discussion. but not con-
When vote was taken uelcat
Secured Without Discussion
When the session ended about ha,.
,he Dill had been considered r. ndii Ii or
XII tI,H q, asiue tomorrow, when the StnfahoaS S oe
right of way until disposed ~ 1--we the
amendments which prevailed il nc nc Two
were secured without discuseio, ,"e PHI
rt Ign. n03ur-9ay no provision went ont ne
' bV Mr. ~ oT1gr WIn,i as new legislation" mad a
and immediately sustained hy leader
man. in the chair - MT. Sher-
Amendments Are Defeated
The limitation of the solar,e.
mlssloners was offered h, SS sS or Conn
on New YORK and accepted bv ,bserald
,nroS MT De Almond of MIsanu-iT ioIn- IN
hod as tbaIr ns OF amendments which
ropean competition in tba t,ns, or Eu
cnial supplies. Each amendrnon..d .dse or
o1e oS y 9y republican votes on the ST., went
Dr,af,nrS I d[ ia%ney, chairman OF the bAnent Amen
,dnn s'i committee that this Appro-
e,on was secured now and eonpeti-
oSpense OF maintaining purcbosi inout the
ana advertising In Europe agents
said waro european manufacturers h.
manufacturers had their nssn,s ana these
tha dues d,es ana were kept in to''ch @
o''s Oh the commission Win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
New Orleans Fair Races.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2a-Fnir Grounds ro-
suits OF today follow;
Firrt race, throo and one-half furlongs-
Frank Lord won, Zlck Abrams second Eric
ton third. Time. ~ seconds.
Second race milo and seventy Yards
Frie11less won Imboden second. Lady Free
knight third. Time, 40 3-5
Third rnce. mile and seventy yards-Joc
Lesser won. Hortensia second, DR. Hart third
Time las 1-5
Fourth race, six and one-hor furIones
handicap-Gudng Stor won. ST Valentine
second, Southern Cross third Time l2l Is
Fifth rece. hve and ooe-tnlf turlonCe-Van
Ness and Columbia Girl dead heat: purse
divided. Elastic third. Time l:07 as
kl1th race. mile md seventy yards-Hcnry
Won. Club second, ARABIC third Time
1,4s 2-S S'