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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
IOWA o MISSING.
Clarke Russell May Have Fallen Int
Hands of Road AGENTS.

Denver, Colo. July 2.-Clarke Russell,
the 19-year-old son of s. A. Russell, a
merchant of Burlington, Ia, is believed to
have fallen into the hands of road agents
while he was walking from Salt Lake City
to Denver.
Young Russell telegraphed his father a
.fewsweeks ago that he intended to walk
from the Utah city to Denver and askedhis
father to meet him here. The father tele-
graphed his son $50, advising him not to
attempt the long walk, but take the first
train for Denver. But Mr.. Russell was
notified By the Western Union that his son
had left Salt Lake before the money tele-
graphed by his father arrived. The father
has heard nothing Of him since and be.
lieves him dead.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
HARVARD WINS H
GREAT VARSITY RACE
For Three and a Halt Miles the Two
Crews Were Neck and Neck, but
Yale Weakened.

New London, Conn.,, June @.-Tne Ear-
yard varsity Ugh %triumphed over
late yesterday before the greatest crowd
that ever gathered here on a race day.
Coming after years OF defeat the victory
was particularly sweet to the crimson. 1t
Was a great Yale crew that Harvard de-
feassl. a crew that had broken all records
In practice, and went to the stake boat
q favorite. Harvard's joy is uncontined.
Harvard won, but Yale rowed a race that
will live long in the annals of college
sports. Not once from the start until
the last sixteenth OF a mile did the shells
cease to lap each other. The men in the
rival boats could see each other for moro
than three miles and a half as first one
coXswain and then the other called on his
crew. harvard really got the lead when
the killing pace proved too much for two
Of the Yale men. In tie final squirt Boul-
ton and Noyes were done, their oars lit
orally slipping away from them. Here
Harvard began to open up clear water
and in the last ten or 1ifteentstrokes she
pulled away. Noyes, Yale's No. 6. abso-
lutely exhausted, began to miss the stream
on the catch and swung through the air.
He sat up until the nagdropped and then
fell backwards into the boat. Chase at No.
8 dashed water on him. but he remained
unconscious for a considerable time. All
the way down the last mile and a quarter
tho Yale coxswain had been throwing wa
ter into Boulter's face, and when Cox
swain Barkelow finally yelled "Fast!'
Boulter fell forward on his oar.
Harvard's men in the intoxi,ation OF
their victory did net stop when the flags
fell, but rowed on under the ~drawbridge
amid the din of hundreds of yacht whis-
ties, the boom Of cannon and the shouts
of thousands of Cambridge men. who all
most jumped out of the observation. trains
into the Thames to get to their crew.
Harvard Won the race by less than two
lengths and a half. Her time was 23:C2;
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
MEN WHO WILL BOSS
PANAMA. CANAL WORK
Senate Fails to Confirm Commission.
and Roosevelt Makes Reappcint-
ment OF Members.

Washington, July because Of the
failure OF the senate to confirm the
isth,nian canal commission, President
Roosevelt has named a new commits
sion, consisting of Theodore p. Shonts.
chairman; john F. Stevens, Governor
Charles &c. Magcon, Brigadier General
Peter c.. Haines, U. S. A. (retired);
Mordecai Endicott. civil engineer Of
the United States, and Benjamin NJ.
Harrod as members.
Stevens replaces Brigadier General
Ernst. who retired from active service
of the army las week. and will devote
his time to international water ways
commission.
Jos. Bucklin Bishop will be secretary
of the new body, but not one of it's
members. Stevens continues as chief
engineer of the commission.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
CANNON TO CAMPAIGN
FOR HIMSELF IN FALL
Speakers Expenses to Be Paid by
Members Who Feel They Need Him
10 Talk Two Months.

Washington, July 4.-speaker Cam
non is planning to devote all his time
during September and October to cam
paign work. He will speak in as man
congressional districts as he can reach,
both to aid the republican candidates
and also to promote his own chances
for the presidential nomination in 1908.
It is understood the speakers ex-
penses are to be paid by a number of
are supporting him for the presidency.
Cannon will make his appeal to the
voters, but the record he has made
for himself in this session of congress
indicates very clearly that he places his
reliance IN the corporate interests he
has served SO zealously whenever an
opportunity has offered.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
LID ON TIGHT AT
KANSAS CITY, KAN.
No Liquor Sold and Club Houses Are
Closed, Threat to Destroy Hsv-
ina Proved Effective.

Kansas City, Kan, June 3O.-Every
day and at the club houses of the Elks
and the Eagles no liquor is sold. AS
sistant Attorney General Trickett's
threat to destroy the buildings used as
joints had proven effective. During
the night bar fixtures and stocks Of
liquors We're removed from many places
to the Missouri side.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
SAYS PERJURY
IS UNIMPORTANT
Massachusetts Senator Before Grand
Jury Which Is Investigating Cam
Palgn ContrIbutIons.

FaI9n
Boston, July 2-United States Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge appeared before the
grand jury today in the investigation into
campaign contributions by District Attor.
ney Moran.
After he left the room Lodge said he
could not disclose the nature of the ques
ton asked him, but that the matter was
unimportant.
When District Attorney Moran learned
that Lodge expressed the opinion that the
matter was ~unimportant, Moran said:
IF perjury is unimportant hen the sub
ject matter of this investigation is min.
p%ortant.'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
80 ARE POISONED.
Ate Pressed Chicken Sandwiches at a
Ladies' Aid Society
Picnic.

Columbus, o.. July 2.-Thirty-two
people who ate pressed chicken sand
wiches at a Ladies' Aid society picnic
at Jerome Saturday afternoon were
saved yesterday by doctors who
worked over them several hours with
pumps.
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No lmmed;ate Trial,

District Attorney Jerome said today
that there will be no speedy trial OF
Thaw. During the summer vacation.
there are only two parts in the general
which would probably last two or three
weeks in the calendar would be unfair
to at least so or 60 per cent. of the
other prisoners, who have a prior claim
to have their cases settled.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06

New York, July 4.-william Bed
ford, Thaw's valet, died at the
Presbyterian hospital today OF
complications following an opera
tioE for appendicitis. He was ex-
pected to be one of the most inn
portant witnesses in the trial Of
ThaW,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06

BOMB TO EXPLODE SOON
Special Grand Jury 10 Delvins Into the
Terrible Mess-Mrs. Thaw Will
Reveal Astounding
Facts. ~.i.,

New York, July 4.-with the re-
turn OF District Attorney Jerome
from his vacation. the investiga-
ton into the Thaw-White tragedy
was given renewed impetus today.
Attaches of Jerome's Office had
everything in preparation to be
submitted to their chief upon his
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
Mrs. Thaw viii Tell All.

Seven subpoenas have been issued
from the district attorneys Office for
men who are said to be high in mer-
camille. professional and banking life
to give their versions of the stories
told In the last four days oy these
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06

Thaw passed a comfortable night
In his cell in the Tombs. The
prisoners wife called at the usual
hour and spent some time with
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
Guard Saves His Car.

The guards van and buffet, the rear
most car of the train, vas saved by
the courage and quickness of Guard
Richardson. With the first shock Rich
ardson jumped forward md set the
brakes and saved himself and his COM
rades. The a plowed forward, in
turing some of it's occupants, but prac-
t!caily maintained it's equilibrium.
Relief came quickly, although it was
en- hour before the last body was
dragged from the wreck.
The darkness and incredible d%estruc-
| ton made the work of rescue exceed
! ingly disic@;t. AS the bodies CT the
dead were extricaeed they We're laid
IN rows on the station platform await
i:ss Identification.
Ill the physicians in Salisbury Were
summoned AID devoted themselves TO
| attendance upon the wounded. The in
| tured We're later removed 10 the Sails
bury infirn1ary.
i uhe few officials at the station, vino
were soon reinforced by willing help
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-29

A judgment by agreement was rem
drod in the district court today in
the case of J d Drake against the
Wells Fargo Express Company The
plaintiff was given a verdict against
the express company for SIS
This suit instituted to recover dam
ages in the sum of 1895 ii being
alleged that the express company ex-
ercised negligence in delivering a
package Of anti-toXine from Dallas
TO Trumbull 1t was alleged that the
medicine was carried through Trum-
bun to Ennis or some other point
down the line and brought back to
Trumbull on another train Because
of this delay the plaintiff alleged
that his two-year-old child died of
/ diphtheria.
The case of ] H l. Jackson
against the International and Grea
! Northern railroad went to the jury
today
The case of w. r. NJ Dixon against
r r. Murray is now on trial
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-29

" NJ Camp New orleans r d
Smith. Fort Worth A v Butler
Ennis c Il. Johnson Houston c
= Beekler Dayton o A " Pear
sail. Dallas l.ee Johnson. Denpison
c. Steele, city A. NJ philiip,
Houston W G Iorn Hubbard Mrs
4 VI Johnson, Hubbard VI r. Ey-
ants and wife, Hubbard " w King
Ennis. J Woinberg, New York w
II Moore, New York T c, tiorning
Dallas J y kilman, Waco; ", J.
Porter, New York w d. Lawrence,
Bryan J. b Walker, Hillsboro w.
A. Smith. Smithyille J. G. LogGins,
Ennis; b. + Ellis, Bastrop w. l..
Gibson, Dallas; c. X. Lee. IT Worth;
r. f. Dickson, Denison, l.. O. Head,
Dallas; J d. Flagle Maypearl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-29

CITY ttEIfC ~ HDDIs~.


Tic public schools VIII close Tues
day May IS
The commencement sermon wili be
preached Sunday morning. May 10.
i ai the Methodist church by REV j.
I n Ivy
Hon Cullen f Thomas OF Waco
will address the class and award the
diplomas at he graduating exercises
Tuesday night May H.
| Instead OF the usual program Of
essays and orauons. the graduating
exercises this year will consist of the
numbers Of The four honor pupils
and the address to the class.
The graduating class have just
placed their order for final programs.
Or Turner was a very welcome
visitor Monday morning He made
q very interesting and instructive
talk 10 the school which was thor
oughly enjoyed by all It was the
unanimous opinion of all that we
should have Dr. Turner with us
again He never fails to help and
inspire.
Quite a number of the High School
pupils contemplate attending the
Summer Normal TO be held in the
High School building commencing
May 2S
The following program will be rem
dered by the ninth grade society Fri
day afternoon, April 9Th:
Respond to roll call with nick
name of city.
,, Patriotic song by grade.
8. Recitation.
+. Paper: Simplified Spelling.
). Select reading.
g. Quartet
/ Z. Character sketches of authors.
s. A quiz on matters.
g. Debate
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-29

Foley & Co. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account Of the great
merit aud popularity of Foley's IIo1 -
eN and Tor many limitations arc
offered for the genuine. These worth
less limitations have similar sound
ing names. Beware of them. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar is
in yellow package Ask for it and
refuse any substitute It is the best
remedy for coughs and colds.
Sold by r. w Fcaris
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Clears the ComDIeyiou.

Ur1no LaXative Fruit Syrup stimu-
lates the liver and thoroughly cleans
es the system and clears the COM
pleXion of pimples and blotches. 1t
is the best laxative for women and
children as it is mild and pleasant,
and does not grippe or sicken. Orino
is much superior to pills, aperient
waters and all ordinary cathartics
as it does not irritate the stomach
and bowels.
Sold by 3. w Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-29

Henry Hamilton, door bailiff for
the grand jury. went with an attach
ed witness today 10 a wagon yard 10
feed his horse. The witness led the
horse around behind a shed TO give
him some feed. and mp to the present
time he hasn't been seen since He
took his reparure over "a back fence
while me officer thought he was
feeding his horse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-29

Acme Tee Cream Is dispensed ut
au the soda fountains iu the city and
delivered ON short order TO private
residences. hoardiug houses and ho-
tolls Phone T.. y. Kendall at Mod
ew Ni''ins and Manufacturing Com
uHuy If
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- . $3.50 80 >>>>~>>
= WANT COLUMN .
WEATHER Tonight fair with frost.
Friday fair. Wednesday Max. SO.
Min. Az Rainfall 1.5O
WHERE Did YOU get it? At the
Model Bakery. If
FOR Cottage on Kaufman
street Mark Smith IF
FOR SALE My home, 7-room house
on Oldham avenue. b. l.. CornwelI If
FOR RENT Two large rooms and hall
over Mistrot Bros & Co, F. S Cronk.
FOR RENT-Nfcely furnished room
close in Apply at 112 Kaufman
street II
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and
adjusted at Arthur Mackoy's Bicycle
and Gun shop I'm
FOR RENT-A five room house with
hall. City water and barn On Col
Iege street. a. T. Bishop.
CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed.
Buy second hand clothing. J. S Per
rim, POS East Main street If
FOR SALE Tomato plants, cents
per dozen % cents per hundred
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aols s. PEG ton a, Planters OH
NffE II
Hul@ s. per ton az Planters on
3ill II
so.nethire uov itzadazy a. tbe
Co.'s Corner oa
Where did you set IT. Az the
Model Bakery II
Have your typewriter cleaned at
r s. Crouk Co.'s If
See II. u, McComhs for fire and
tornado Insurance. II
o
The weather clerk says we viii
have frost tonight
Haye your Roller skates repaired
az + 5. Cronk Cos If
OF an things YOU should never
miss Is Side Tracked
See that red garden hose at F s
Cronk Co.'S before YOU buy II
We have ice cream chocolate in all
fjayors at the Coy corner. %
One and oue-half inches of rain
fell in Waxahachle yesterday
II you want the best chocolate al
monds in town cali at the Cozy Cor
ner 90
Ribbon cane syrup from East Tex
as For sale by MeDuffie Grocery
Company If
a fine boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs Ed Naughton on West Main St
last night.
There are more good laughs in
Side Tracked than in Is other so
called comedies
Let F. S. Cronll Co. figure with
you on that new roof. either sheet
iron or asbestos. If
Nothing develops, nothing broad
ems like travel. Stoddard's lectures
are tour of the world OF
Miss Florence Knight who has
been quite sick several days, was re
ported some better today
Your carriage and buggy orders
will receive prompt attention. Phone
40. Patton-Kennedy Company. If
Mrs. Fred Noteworthy will not en-
terrain the whist club this week as
has previously been announced.
Ladies if YOU want your old hat
made over or a new one made right,
leave your order with Mrs. Dalton 08
WEIGH grape juice, the very best,
served at the ice cream parlor and
candy kitchen of Williams & Nose
ley. If
Announcement is made that the
Home Mission Society of the Metho-
~dist church win not meet tomorrow
afternoon.
Pepsiu punch and Weleh grape
/ juice, the very best, served at Will
Jams q Moseley's candy kitchen and
fee cream parlor. If
s.. w. Pearsall of Dallas route
/ AGENT oil the WcU5-Targ0 EXPRESS
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Ttar fsnay @rss4rs.r in tAsaaaeAa9s -
tanzsa fss g rnfs-~ ils T1aAxasrrs t&xws
ee H1es@s @--v
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W HERE Did you get it? At the
| Model Bakery. If
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-15
LATONIA ENTRIES

First race. FIVE furIongs. seIlIng-wooIen 90
Wee Kitty 81, DeekIaw o. Dorothy Scotf 97
Saneilen Bar 80; Coco 81, Ericsson 100. All AbIazs
lOO Sister Huffman 100. Jardiniere los Frank
tleSher 100. Avendow 105. Hereafter lO5 The
Golden Bird 100. Elected 1O2 Fl Cazador 100
Second race. six furlOngS. selling-Lidwfna 100
Minnie johnson 100. Investor 102 Lansdovvn 102'
Wesernelds 1O2. Sandbath 102. Pacihco 1O4
Lady Henrietta 104. Elude 1O5 Knowledge 107
Ine Oniy Way 107- Black Art 100. St. George
Jr: lO9 The Englishman 100. Airship III. Chief
Milliken Ill.
Third race, one miIe-Granada SS Wee Lass
~. Captain Bush %. John English 1O3 Miss
DOYLE 1O3. Freebooter 1O6. Alma Dufour no
Fourth race. steeplechase. Clubhouse course
Wooldealer 125. Billy Wake 12s, Bluenint f39
Suhad0r 14S. Weird 149, Gould ISL Profitable
146. Classleader $50.
Firth race, nv and a half furlOngs purse
Grandita %. DuIwsber 9S Beautiful Mavo 90
aarmorean 90. Sainrida 90. Demo 99 MontaIban
lob, Judith Louise 103. Bottles 1O6 Harold d
1O6. Friction ITO. Lexoine 40.
Sixth race one and a sixteenth miles selling
Prince OF Pless 81, Caroline W 81, The Mate %
Gasperdine %. MOccaSin Maid 93. Kings Guinea
90. Inhammable 100 LaysOn 100, Katie Powers
1O2. Light Opera IO2-
Seventh race. and sixteenth miles, selling
-Pnaud ~. Lee Bright o. SavOire Faire 100,
Fonsoluca ~, WhippO0rwill 81, Marshal Ney 10.
Nine no.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-15

ffYF in of
Goldfed will tolerate coming
Nelson
its best stake fair and above board fghtw hate
the result Nevada wouldn't be big for Nelson
bring together
This the
fight Goldhed pillars of
his remarks the rapidly approaching sporting naturally
Hotel where the last enthusiastically
Nelson and Cans Ghed behind the
fight
sporting said,
usually boxing
have been regarded much What
Nelson
with of their of Gold
field hunbug public Rkard
this match IT
of 100000 would him
without hesitation first because believe him and secondly
would
taking He has this match making for the
him financially but lover
of the of Godhed
Goldhd to
thing that the old Comstock She bring herself
prominently before the world and is taking advantage of legitimate
Her believe that the fight will achieve something
industrial exposition
would bidding with much not
than they have shown in the present affair
Il that apathy has been shown San Francisco because
fight Goldheld
better them
WILL hould halo Gold6ed n its
Rckad his followers going
crooked work They'd rather
money the
Godheld that will resound around the world"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-15
WHITMAN SMASHES
ALL THE AUTO
RECORDS.

NEW YORK, Aug. III. L. Whit
man. in a six-cylinder Franklin air
cooled car continues his whirlwind rec
ord ride across the American continent,
If he maintains his present rate of
speed he will make the run of four
thousand miles from San Francisco to
New York in 319 days. cutting the pre-
vious record by 1914 days. On Satur-
day night Whitman was at Omaha.
Nebr.. nine days ahead of the record.
On Monday night he was in Chicago,
eleven days in advance of the time fig
ures to that point. At noon today he
was in Toledo, Ohio, and his speed to
that point. if continued, will bring him
into Syracuse, n. Y, at noon tomorrow
and into New York City early Thursday
morning.
Mr. Whitman left San Francisco at .
o'clock on the evening of August :.
He drove a car of 30-horsepower, with
runabcut body c. S. Carris was his
companion. This pair. in 10-horse-
power Franklin car, established a
trans continental record of thirtythree
days two years ago. That performance
cut the best previous time exactly in
half
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-15
CAR STRIKES AUTO
FOUR ARE HURT.

An auto containing c. H. Lawson,
chauffeur, and j.. Bauman and Joseph
Murphy and Bert Lowry. all employees
of the Reliance Garage, was struck by
a car of the Affiliated Colleges line
shortly after l o'clock last night at the
corner of Webster and Eddy streets.
The car was completely wrecked and the
four men hurled some distance and
painfully, bruised. Lowry. being knocked
unconscious. Their escape from death
was miraculous, as both car and auto
were going at top speed. The accident
occurred at the foot of a grade and
was the result of an excessive use of
power by both chauffeur and motor
man.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-15
Boxers Are Comfortably Located
In Their Training Quarters

could not be better for training for a
championship battle. He says:
Il am starting in with light work,
going on the road in the morning and
patting the bag occasionally, and there
will be no occasion to overwork or dis
tress myself at any time. The heat
of the middle Of the day is jl1st enough
to work off the few extra pounds of
weight 1 am carrying. I could make
lower weight here than is required.
My gymnasium is arranged so I can
punch the bag inside or out of doors as
I feel like. I now weigh only 1876
pounds, so I'm not worrying about
weight. You can take It from me that
will be there with the goods on the
Sd Of September"
The colored boxer declares that he
viii take it fairly easy, as he does
not wish to have his weight go below
lso pounds. He expects to make that
weight about five days before the
fight, and then by degrees weigh up TO
the required 1873. Cans has decidedly
the best of it on training quarters and
/ is living quite luxuriously for this
country.
No decision has been received yet re-
garding Nolan's bet with Cans over
Jack McGuigan. Both lighters are
almost as anxious as to the outcome as
over the appointment OF a referee by
the club.
Pretty tough on a man who does
not drink, training at brewery. isn't
it2'' said Nelson on announcing his Sc
lection. The brewery is situated about
half mile due south from Gold1eld.
1t is entirely exposed to the sun at
midday. yet within it is cool and COM
Portable. There is a large dancehall
connected with it, and in this carpen-
ters are att work setting up the para
phernalia necessary TO the Danes exer-
cises.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-15
FORT ERIE ENTRIEs.

First race. six furlongs-Coronation 100. Lady
Stewart 100. Ocean Beach 100. Cold Girl 100
Red Top 100. Choppy I02. Minnie J 1O2. Ormar
khayyam -102. W. ". Pierce 1O2, Left Guard
102. Brick Top 104, Governor Shaw los, MeriIene
1O5. Rover 107.
Second i've furIongs-LOretta Mack 95
Dick Stanley 9S Alegra 1O2. PRINCE Of Orange
1O2. Renraw 1902. Eminola 1O3. Ny Bessie 10S
Timothy Wen 106.
TlSrd race. one mile, selling-Away So. Bright
Star OF. Daniel "a. Raviana 100. Sharp Boy
1O2. Lazelle 102- Lemon Girl 102 Ingolthrift 10T.
Fourth race. 1--WE and half furlOngs. selling
Imposition 100. Limited 100. Charlie Ward ZOE.
Francis Ermine 100. Miss Ida 1Oz. The Com
poser 1O2. Poster Girl 102 Leo Paul l03 Melting
1O4. Restoration 1O4. Chandler 1O5 Mo0nvine los,
Miss Martin 100. Poster 10.
Fifth race. seven furlongS. selling-Ancient
Witch s.. Reuben 81. Prestige 1O2, lane Holly
1O2. Wyefeld 1O4. Fair Calypso 107, Rain Dance
100. Garret Wilson III
Sixth race. and a quarter miles. selling
Rosi Nj Nj S5. Vestryman So. Oak Leaf IS. Miss
KarI 96 George Vivian 0S~ Old Hal 9s. Berry
WaddeH as. Hanover Hornppe as. Sand %.
RnnOck 9S. Bugler 1O1. Bell the Cat 101, Two
Penny 1Of. Candida i04, Judex 1e6.