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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

Santa IL ofricer, ~. r Paris arrest
I'D four. .baggage tourists III the rail.
road yards this morning ana they
are now languishing In the county
iail when not employed % the town
streets.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

The new Office building Of the San.
Ia Fe in this city has been entirely
completed with the exception of au'
other coat of paint on the interior.
and the electric lighting. The new
building is model of convenience and
has been finished up In an excellent
manner The building will be occu.
pied as soon as possible.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

i Durham, Natal. April GA punitive
expedition started from, Greytovn
this morning n pursuit Of Bambaatas
the insurgent chief and deposed re.
gent iii the Greytown district. 5
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06
RUSSIANS uslse
COATS or MAIL

81 Pesersbarg, April s.-The chief
Of police os 81. Petersburg. after
various tests. is eauIppIng the police
an gendarmez with coats Of mail 70
be worn under their uniforms.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

I'M n. EdSecombe arrived I'M 3ths
city last evening from Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

The Wampus club meets this even
ing at the home Of Miss Helen Schae
fer on. Seventh street
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

corn,cob pipes ana tobacco win be
furnished all the members who at;
tend the smoker tomorrow night "a
the Commercial club rooms.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

1sidore Scuder of Trinidad. Col. |.
In the city today on business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06
More Than a Teetotaler.

The capital guide was teliin~ 80
New England school teachers In the
senate gallery interesting things about
the senators below. "There are sew.
eral OF them" he said. 'that have eat.
en- too many society dinners and
drank to much fire water" "oh.
how dreadful OF our public mem"
said one OF the teachers. "But there
Is Senator Lodge. He doesn't drink,
does he?" "oh, no. replied the
guide. HE Is teetotaler. He even
fhins his water" So.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

Dick and Lewis Rndulph are In the
city today from Rociada. = al
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

No. s. due in this city at 1:25 THIS
morning, did not arrive in the city
until 4:3 this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

Il A corn-cob smoker win be held TO
morrow night at the Commercial club
rooms. i
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06
Las VEGAS TO
HIVE MODERN
CAR system
Trsek Extensions Hsvs bssa Lid
And 0thss lmessvsmesls
Are nsts.
lsierushsa rssts Expsdsd b p Hsssy
Win opssns = FssArmi
Ssa1anfua

Las Vegas Sin 900 have . e1reet
ear syssem is 0psntios q vhich The
eisiasns - w.ll ss<l pro~l lsss-
axer wiltiam a. Bsddssks - -
utmost cuandsSke In - fut.re =
tbs comnunity - within - tke1
! yesr 49, fatAespd scns Szts>61vs
improvements. @
Two new ssr<A c. x noeora pss~
tern hass srrved - uin - -
n ccnmiesicA ~he6 ~ uouk of
stFingins ~ trolley virss 49, u
new rsck eztnelsao1a fInlshe1. TIE
cars ars q rogo1aslen lDEerurtan
ienesh VIII de1bls trunhR "a are
a. hssl l1sne - any Aaf5 Ne ever
ben tpfne1 81 = u opA Thsy
are sftll ou{ nat cars od = siding In
the ;rsilvead yards.
Mr. Buddecke IL counting on
heavy traffic on the canyon line when
the federal fraternai association con-
verts the Montexuma hotel into =
saaitorium and II was with that end
IN view that be ordered the two ad-
ditional cars.
The work Of laying The tracks on
the extension has been ccnpleted and
al that now remains Is the strinEing
of the overhead trolley wirss Tho
linemen could nnlsh th's ~ y
very short tme n most of1e poles
have been set.
----
The i-aA FeFns RAilway 4 rower
conpany Ars trying out fheir nsx
dynan1os at th6 new power hcsss w
aay ant th> Nights wsre Mrned on
for ~ ensirs dsy 4 pe.'el uMs ~
coniu no 'nhVe oe<n nS'es'1 - 49,.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06
superintendent Kurn. accompaDie ban

the wrecaer to Glorieta pass this
mornixs to direct the work Of clearing
the track.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Some more weather today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-06

April 9, 1906.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-05-04
Gen. GrceIy's supply Estimate.
For Relief work In Oakland.

Or. +. II. Baker. Frank Stratton and
G. X Brown. of Oakland, were added to
the finance committee, that the relief
Wort In Oakland might be systemat,yed.
Or. Ward president Of the board of
health. reported that the sanitation Of
the city continued in excellent condi-
tion and that only few cases Of con-
tagious disease had been reported
Or. Ward said Il had cost so far s24.-
200 to move the garbage and dump II
into the sea. Members Of the national
guard IRE now assisting the health in
spectors in making examinations Of
houses in the residence districts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-05-04
10000 Acres Burned over.

A well-known oakland engineer
states that TIE area devastated " the
fire in san Francisco approximates TO-
600 acres. or about Is square miles.
There are few cities In the world where
80 much valuable property is contained
In an equal territory. Within this -
square miles we're nearly 100 banks.
some Of the finest buildings in the
world. thousands OF mercantile and
manufacturing establishments. and
more than $4,000 inhabitants. besides
10000 trans!elts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-05-04
To Ask Loan Of Congress.

Congress may be asked to appropri-
ate sl0O.OO0.0 Oc to rebuild a new
metropolis on the Pacific coast on the
site OF the devastated city. the money
10 be loaned on real estate security
for % years at two per cent per an
mum.
This project. II is said will be laid
before the president and the leaders
OF both political prties in congress by
Herbert Law. San Francisco capital
ist. after a conference with the lead.
ing business men Of the city
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-05-04

The house held another sunday ses-
sion, lls.ening 10 addresses On the lie,
character and public services u John
Pinckney. late representative from he
Eighth Texas district.
The house passed the emergency
bill carrying $4,000 for emergency
expenses al the san Francisco post
Office and the employment Of laboTers
a. the Mare Island navy yard
The senate passed the bill making an
appropriation u $4,000 for the en-
pigment Of extra labor az the Mare
Island california; navy yard
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-05-04


V. "a. We should continually work,
watch and pray for the coming OF the
Heavenly Kingdom upon earth.-Matt.
6:1U.
V. %. When men are spiritually
drowsy is Satans opportunity. Mark
14.3S.
V. &c. Evil may he hidden or dis
guised for q time, but must at last
appear in its true character.-Matt.
rs.
V. 2S. The devil is the source OF
svil.-1 John 3:s; John s:i4.
V 80. Jesus longs 10 do good TO tho
whole human race Pet s:9-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-05-04
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
Al EFitOme of the Nest Important
Events at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

A Glimpse at What Congress IL DO
ing ToEeGher with a Carefully
Dig~sted and Condensed Com piin-
ton OF Current News Items, Doth
Domestic aud Foreign.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
GYMKHANA GAMES WILL
ENTERTAIN AUTOMOBILISTS
Interesting Events Are Planned for
Monterey Meeting of the Drivers
of Cars,

In connection with the Del Monte
run and meet called for August 1913
there will be Gymkhana games and
races. These events will be simple.
pleasing, instructive and humorous. No
preparations will be necessary and any
one who can handle a steering wheel
Will be eligible.k ladies included. These
events will be- held on Saturday, Aug
ust IL, and attractive prizes will be
offered
While the run is officially called to
leave San Francisco Friday, August 10,
1T may be that some VIII wish to go
earlier and others later and will also
start from various points. There will
be nosprescribed route or running regu-
lations.
Roads on the Oakland side are good
and are to be preferred. Those goin g
via the peninsula will find the best
route via Nineteenth avenue and Ocean
avenue to Ingleside; thence follow In
glieside streetcar track to Mission
street, from which point to the county
line the road is newly asphalted. For
q short distance beyond the county line
to Baden the road is very poor. but
still easily passable If care is exercised
in driving and fast time is not at
tempted From Baden south the roads
are good save for a few short stretches.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
Upton WILL CHALLENGE
WITH TWO NEW YACHTS
Prepares TO Ask This Concession From
the CHst0dians Of the
Americas Gun.
NEW YORK. Aux. IA

NEW YORK. Aug A cable dis
patch from London says:
Sir Thomas Upton, whose anxiety to
challenge again for the Americas cup
is well known, has made the sugges-
ton 10 a number Of prominent yachts
men on this side Of the Atlantic that, in
case he sees his way clear 20 a formal
challenge, ne would like TO secure a
concession from the New York Yacht
Club allowing him TO build two yachts
sail one against the other and send the
best boat against the defender
He firmly believes he is justified in
seeking this concession. The defend
ing side. as is well known, has the
privilege Of trying out its boats, but
the challenger must, under the deed Of
gift. name the boat with the challenge
.. Yachtsmen here who have discussed
this matter informally seem 10 agree
with Sir Thomas that his desire to OBJ
tsin~sUch a concession is perfectly fair
3 While no formal statement has been
made by Sir Thomas Upton that he has
any legitimate hopes Of success in this
direction. the inference is that he has
sounded certain Of the New York Yacht
Club officials and is not without reason
able expectations that the question may
be raised at the proper time with sat
isfaction to both sides.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
MARTINMAS LEADS
: FROM FLAG TO
FINISH.

SEATTLE, Aug. 4-Bowed tendons,
spread hoofs and various other preva-
lent ailments kept the field for The
Meadows selling stakes. run today,
down 10 four starters. The crowd was
a large one and everybody possessing
a bank roll of any size invested on the
chances Of the II to 20 favorite. Mar
tinmas. The result never looked doubt
full, for r. Davis had the first choice
in front all the way and he won well
in hand from Ed Sheridan by neck.
Played from 20 10 10. Col. Jewel ran
third.
Sixteen book-making firms. the larg-
est number of the season, cut in. Com
petition proved keen and the prices
were good.
Four favorites made good. Tim Sui
livan piloted three winning horses. Ma
tive Son closed an equal favorite for
the 2-year-old event with Tony Faust
and met with more success at a shorter
route. T. Sullivan took the Slower
entry out in front and downed Grace
St. Clair by head in a mild drive.
Tony was fourth. Sullivan also piloted
Titus, favorite for and winner of the
sixth The bay sprinter was not head
ed, leading out Little Buttercup by a
head with something to spare.
Misty's Pride, at ODDS of TO 5, met
with defeat in the closing fvefurlong
dash. Mcbride got James A Murray
away flying and he tow-roped the mare
from start to finish, equaling the track
record of 5sA. Summary:
First race seven furlongs-Alice Carey won.
Procrsstinate second. Marie II third Time,
I.27
Second race. one mile-Rosaro won. Legal
Form second, Belasco third. Time. 1:40%
Third race. one mile and fifty yards-Dixelle
won Bessie Welhy second, Redwald third. Time,
:44la.
Fourth race, i've furlongs-Native Son won
Grace ST. Clair second, Melitah third. Time,
l .O03..
sheridan second, Colonel Jewell third. Time,
.40lA.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Titus II won, Little
Buttercup second, E. NJ. BrEttain third. Time,
1:15-4.
Seventh race I'VE furlongs-James A. Murray
:59A.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
WILL MEET IN
LONG RACE.

Al Coney. the well-known outdoor
athletic enthusiast of the Olympic
Club, is arranging a great cross coun-.
try run for the boys of the high schools
throushout the State. The busy little
promoter~has a plan on foot to bring
the crack runners of California to-
gether the first week in September in
race from the Hal ght-Streat entrance
OF the park to the Breakers, half a mile
down the ocean beach.
James Woods, manager of the Hotel
st. Francis, has offered beautiful
silver cup for the team that finishes
first In the race. In addition he will
donate other trophies and medals for
every individual who makes a good
showing in the event. The race will
be open to the high school boys all
over the State, and a big entry list is
looked for.
Lester Thompson, a well-known high
school athletic youth, has already
waited upon the members of the Aca-
demic Athletic League and has secured
sanction from that body to hold the
meet in this city. The local high school
boys are enthusiastic over the pros
poets of the run and many of them
are already getting ready for the big
event.
The course mapped out is about five
miles and is an easy one for the run
ners. There are no steep grades but
Just enough incline to test the stamina
of the various runners In order to
win the cup each team must be repre-
sented by five men. Individual trophies
will be offered men who do not repre-
sent q team.
Coney has already received the back
ing Of many prominent citizens OF the
city and is sure of success. Coney is
the man who promoted the two great
Dipsea cross country runs making q
record in each of them.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
YACHTS ARE ASSEMBLING
FOR Upton CUP RACE
Course of Coronado VIII BE the Scene
of Some Exciting Com
DetitiOn.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 4-The racing
yachts Mischief I. Mischief II and
Skiddoo of the South Coast Yacht Club
arrived today, accompanied by the yawl
Minerva. The racer Monsoon has heen
here some time. The yacht Lurline
Commodore Sinclair commanding, is ex-
pected TO arrive tomorrow with the
Aloha and Ramona. The Minerva, Lur-
line, Ramona and Aloha are not of the
racers.
Douglass White has offered the Ra-
mona for use as stakeboat The races
WHICH are for the Upton cup, are to be
twelve miles each around a triangular,
straight-away and square course and
are to be sailed next week off Coronado
for the cup, at present in the custody
of the San Diego Yacht Club, but won
last year for the South Coast Club of
Los Angeles by the Detroit which is
this year barred out as a freak ma
chine instead of cruising yacht.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
WATER CARNIVAL PRESENTS
A BRILLIANT SPECTACLE

LARKSPUR, lAug. fully 5000
spectators came on trains and in au-
tomobiles to witness the illuminated
water carnival at Escalle this evening.
The place was ablaze with thousands
of Japanese lanterns strung on the
arks, Hotel Bon Air, residences and
in designs on the hillsides.
In front of Limerick a huge liberty
bell was hanging. and up in the
grounds among the grapevines Ian
terms were arranged in different designs
and gave the landscape a beautiful as
pect.
The parade, which consisted OF over
one hundred boats containing people
and towed by launches, started at 8
o'clock under the direction OF Com
modore Fisher on the launch Virginia.
A military band was on float in tow
of the Virginia. The parade went as
far as Greenbrae, then returned TO
Bon Air, where the band serenaded
the hotel guests. The Park Cygnus was
used as the reviewing stand and con-
tanned many guests of the reviewers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
JUDGES ARE APPOINTED FOR
CALIFORNIAN CLUB GAMES
Building Trades Council Accepts the
Challenge for n Tug-of-War at
Annual Gathering.

The Building Trades Council has ac-
cepted the challenge made by the CAL
edonian Club for a tug-of-war, ten men
or each side, to be pulled at the fortieth
annual gathering and games of the
club at Shell Mound Park Saturday, Au-
gust 25. A valuable prize will be
awarded the winning team. A keen and
exciting contest may be expected, as
both teams will be men of Drawn and
muscle. First Chieftain D. ]. McFar-
land will be captain of the club team.
Chief D. D. McRae has appointed the
following mernbers of the club to act
as judges of the games: James A. Nc
Donald. Peter Mcintyre. F. F. Finlay,
George Mcdonald. Angus Stewart, ].
W. King. Thomas Wilson. H. W, Brown
Hugh Fraser, A. Lauriston, James A
Mckay, Alexander Smith. W. p. Grant.
James Monroe, Andrew McNair. d A
Macdonald, David Mowatt, Donald Sim
T. H. Gray and J. F. Mcdonald; starters.
Peter Mcintyre and Allan Mcdonald
The club has donated 5000 for the en-
tcrtainment of it's guests.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
ACCOUNTANT LEADS
HIS FIELD AT
BRIGHTON.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-The long mid
summer meeting at Brighton Beach
came 10 an end this afternoon with the
running Of the Brighton Derby and the
Winged Foot handicap, two overnight
handicaps, steeplechase and two
minor events, seven races in all.
Diamond Jim Brady's Accountant,
Martin up a prohibltive favorite at
odds Of 1 TO 5, captured the rich
Brighton Derby stakes. He went to
the front at the start, made all the
running and won eased up by two and
a half lengths from Samson, which lay
away TO the last quarter AMI then
closed strong. beating Albert F
length.
The talent 10 a man backed Salvidore
to win the Winged Foot, and at post
time the gelding was Z to 10 favorltc
The latter justified the confidence re-
posed in him by running a corking
by margin OF two lengths. The fight
for the place was hair-raising, L ord
Lovat, Penardis. Yowrich. James Craw-
ford and Charles G. Gates finishing
heads apart as named.
The weather was scorching hot The
track showed considerable improve
ment over yesterday, but was still in q
slow condition for the races. The at
tendance was one Of the heaviest OF
shift to Saratoga, where the Saratoga
Racing Association will hold sway with
q months meeting at the Spa track.
Summary:
First race. five and half furlongs-Frank
Gill won, Sounus second. Caveadsum third
Tine. 1:0s rs.
Second race. steeplechase, about two miles
Tom Cogan won. New Amsterdam second. Come
In third Time. 4.29. War Paint finished sec
0nd but wss disqualified for fouling.
Third race, six fu-l0ngs. hsndicap-Salyidere
1:1j.
Fourth race tie Brighton derby, s15, 900, one
and half miles-Accouatant won, Samson sec
ond Albert + t;ird. Time. 2:ST 10.
Fifth race and sixteenth miles-King
Cole won. Red Leaf second, Wrenae third, Time,
1:47.
Sixth race six furiongs-Jaequin won, Bohe-
mia second. Cold Sitter third. Time. 1:14.
Seventh race six furlongs-Aviston won Ce-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
TOURIST INVASION
At UNIVERSITY.
Stanford Overrun by Gu
rio Hunters Who Re-
move Costly Mosaics
FACULTY AROUSED
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. A.
Tourists who visit Stanford University
In quest of souvenirs will be disappoint-
ed. All statues and mosaics within
reach of pedestrians have been re-
moved and placed under lock and key
The visits of sightseers have been es-
pecially annoying at the university
Professors have seen them attempt to
remove stones from valuable mosaics
to the ruination of the same when large
numbers OF the bright pebbles have lain
scattered around on the pavement
TO guard against this class of Wis
1tors all fragments or stone of this de-
scription have been removed to the
business office. presidents office, head
quarters of the Engineering Commits
sion. and other places for safekeeping
Not statue is to be seen in the library
or about the grounds. Every niche, un-
less high up upon the walls of some
building, has been vacated and the
works of art, either whole or in frag-
ments, have been carted off by the
workmen OF the university.
The entire front wall OF the chapel
was one large mosaic Illustrating the
famous Sermon. on the Mount" Small
pieces of the rock and glass have been
removed by curfo seekers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

Portland took the lead by making
three runs in the first inning at Idora
Park, Oakland, yesterday afternoon and
set the pace for the Seals through the
game, winning finally by to 4.
The Seals tried hard to Offset the
lead of the Giants and did some heavy
hitting, but it was not until the sixth
inning that they managed to score.
They picked up in the last two innings
and made three runs, but Portland
made two and the odd one in favor of
wilson's colts didn't count The game
was witnessed by the largest Saturday
afternoon crowd of the season. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
jumping Record Is Broken.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Athletic en-
thusiasts in considerable number gath
cred at the New York American Base
ball Park today to see the carnival of
sports arranged for the benefit of the
non-sectarian San francisco Orphan
Asylum fund. Ray C. Ewry of the New
York Athletic Club, champion standing
broad jumper of the world and a mem
Der of the Amer can Olympia team at
Athens carried off the honors of the
day by beating the worlds record, held
by himself. He cleared II feet inches
the former recorl being IL feet AZ
inches.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
CHORIsTERS WILL REPLACE
GALL0PERS AT STATE FAIR
Directors VIII Not Permit Running
Races, but Arrange for COMPETE
tiOrs Among singers.

are disgusted. There were misgivings
some weeks ago when 1t was an
nounced that the chief attraction at
the pavilion during the State Fair next
month would be contest between
church choirs. Carrying out the same
puritanical purpose the agricultural di
rectors this afternoon resolved to per-
NIT no betting of any character at or
near the race track and to do away
with running races and all such de-
moralizing sport. Prize pumpkins, Jer-
sey cows, some harness events and con-
tests between shytyoung choristers Will
be the lure to bring the farmers to
town next month.8
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
Trapxl,ooters at Monterey.

PACIFIC GROVE, Aug. 4.-crack
shots from all over the coast gathered
at the traps at Monterey this morning
Despite adverse. weather conditions in
the early morning, the shooting resulted
In some high averages being made. es-
pecially by the professionals E. Hol-
ling made 1SS, D. w. King Jr. and H.
Justin tied at III and Harry Hoyt lie.
OF the amateurs F. Stone of Fresno
made first high average with 1T2. c. M.
Toroscel of Auburn I'll, Bungar and
knight tying with 169 and Varien and
Norman with 16S.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
HOW TO CARE FOR THE SICK
WILL BE TAUGHT IN NAVY
Success of System at Mare Island
Leads to Establishment of school
for Hospital Stewards.

VALLEJO. Aug. 4.--As the result Of
the great success obtained by Hos
pital Steward Godfrey at the Mare
Island Naval Hospital in instructinS
the hospital apprentices who are un-
der his directions IN the requisites OF
this branch Of the service. the medical
department of the navy will on next
Monday open the first school for hos
pitaI stewards at the Mare Island navy
yard The new school will start OF
with an enrolment OF forty-four and
will be the only institution of its kind
in the country.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
Old Stone Runs Mile i'm 80 2-s.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4.-Ihe races at Latonia
today resulted follows:
FIRST race, six furlongs-CollonRde won, Air
shin second BelItoone third. Time, 1:l4 1-5.
second race. i've furiOngs-Lady Vimont won
Helmuth second, Frank Flesher third. Time,
:0I 4-5.
TT,ird race. one miIe-Old Stone won, Miss
Dovle second The Minks third. Time, 80 20
Fourth race, seven furlongs-MaJor I. ]. Car
son won, Colonel Jim Douglas second, Alcor
third Time. l:26 10.
Fifth race FIVE and q half furlongs-Lens
won. Bud Mn second, zipango third. Time,
1907 %.
sixth race six furlongs-Revolt won Martius
second Eful Song third. Time, / IA rs.
Seventh race. one mie-Mandator won Shin
ing Star second, Bullhnch third Time, 1:4l 10.