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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
TO INVESTIGATE
HOSPITAL At ONCE
CONTINUED from First Page

to be appointed by the president of
the Senate, and three members of the
house of Delegates, to be appointed
by the speaker of the House, TO in
vestigate the management OF the
Eastern State Hospital, aud the con-
duct of the officers and employees OF
said institution. Said investigation 10
include the special boards manage
ment and fitness, or the individual
fitness. OF any one OF them and any
other matter deemed pertinent to said
Investigation for tho good OF said
Hospital, u.
The said committee shall sill, at the
Eastern State Hospital. and shallf
have power to summon witnesses and
take and preserve testimony, and to
call for. and have produced ali books,
records and papers. whatsoever re-
latlng to the conduct OF the anairs
of said hospital. The said committee
Shall meet at the call OF the chairman,
as soon as practicable, after the adj
journment of the present session of
the General Assembly, and shall
make report to the Governor and also
to the General Hospital Board, imme-
diately after the conclusion of the in
vestisation. The said committee shall
likewise make report to the next
session of the General Assembly. and
Tile with its report the written evil
dence upon which such report Is
based
The session of said committee shall
be open, hut no report shall be made
by the press, except by and with the
consent and approval OF the commit
tee.
The members of said committee shall
receive for their service, the sum of
four dollars each, per day, for the
time actually engaged In the investi-
cation. and their actual expenses.
The said committee shall have power
to employ stenographer and expert
accountant, If necessary; and shall
have the assistance of n sergeant-at-
arms, who shall be paid the sum of
four dollars per day for the time
actually employed.
Attention has been attracted to the
clause in the resolution pro-
v!ding for open sessions but censored
press reports. The resolution as origi-
nally drawn called for executive sessions.
into which the representatives of the
press would be admitted with the under
standing that the reports to be printed
would first be approved by the commit
tee. When he struck out the word Eek
ecutive" and inserted open" referring
to the sessions, Mr., Sader forgot to
eliminate the reference to the press re-
ports. This accounts for the anomaly.
The committee. of course will not hold
open sessions. and then attempt to die
tate the accounts of them that are to
be given to tho public not able to attend
In person.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
CITY PRESENTED
A PITIFUL SIGHT
Governor Vardaman and Legis
lators Survey the Debris and
Get to Work.

The city OF Meridian was about the
most pitiful-looking sight any member
of the Mississippi Legislature ever looked
upon. when a special train arrived from
Jackson late this afternoon, bearing forty
Senators and Representatives, Governor
Vardaman. the Attorney-General, a rail-
road commissioner and n correspondent
of the Associated Press.
Word had reached Governor Vardaman
during the morning that help of mus
cular kind was needed in this place. and
he Immediately requested and received
from the Legislature an appropriation of
$500, 10 be used in case of an emergency.
AT the Rankin county farm 81 convicts.
a sergeant and guards We're placed on
board, and they are now. including the
members of the Legislature, at work
among the debris
The funnel-shaped cloud appeared on
the horizon east of the city yesterday
afternoon at 6:27 O'Clock, and with light
ning-like rapidly descended upon the
town.
The first building of any consequence In
its path was the Meridian Fertilizer fac
tory. an immense pIHnt, which was to-
tally wrecked, the strongest timbers be-
ing split TO slivers
From there an almost easterly direc-
ton was taken by the storm. and Fewells
Survey, in which more than thousand
white people reside. was next struck.
Here houses We're unroofed, and many
were blown completely down The Me
ridian Light and Railway Company was
next wrecked. che facilities for lighting
the town were destroyed, and darkness
feigned throughout the streets and build
ings which the storm had marked for
destruction. Within less time than words
can tell the entire south side OF Front
Street and the east and west sides of
Twenty-second Avenue from Railroad
Street was q mass of ruins Connagra-
lion started. and the sight presented
through the lU-id flashes Of the flames
was Understandable.
The only damage done TO The immense
shops Of the New Orleans and Northeast
ern Railroad which were directly in the
path Of the storm was the unroofing OF
the roundhouRi rwh!ch Was hurled about
10 feet dis:ant,. TINT freight depot was
DESTROYED The records, papers and every
thing contained IN The building are lost
the first floor icing blown away from
under the second. The upper foor was
crowded with CLERKS but fortunately no
nne vas or the FIRST floor None of The
clerks was more than slightly hurt arI
no hTes were lost. = row ~ brick build
trsf along TweuiY-stxth Avenue from
re ffei&at depot 20 Fifth street was
wholly denolighed. TIE tmo-story bric.,
pllldine ~ Theodore Surge WAS unroof-
20 sFo re Grhenwald funk house and
''-orF sfls4tef pY'3d'pFs trotn that corner
70 Fttcl strsst we've ~ f,2sgea. $50 s,o,,.r
i'slrg n many places. blown tflrouaf, 80
o'3ilosrsS the store occupied By f.ronf
HDa cpfnr@. ~ was swept from SIS fo,tnyss.
l-2nh arn hurled zLcrnsg Tr-ar,, ...tJ,
-aFeDte and Sseotd strer,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
IN MEMoR1AM.

tMrs. Minerva Ryan and Daughter,
Bessie)
Linking time to Etepaitys cycle
In that dreamless sleep meath the sod.
Their spirits hover near US.
binding man 10 humanity's God.
spake the Masters voice, Come unto
Me-"
Twas the Christ that spoke to the soul
In accents sweet and soft and low,
The Goldman showed the goal.
Where all is peace, nor h,ful joys.
Nor pain-pierced hearts abide,
But love unending. unalloyeG,
Brings life beautiiied.
Would we that time It's steps retrace.
To earth their souls return?
That pulseless hearts should beat again.
Anew life's fires burn?
Would we their eyes again should see
The things that are OF earth?
Would we their ears things earthly hear,
Renew their mortal birth?
Nay; in those deaths, surprising sad.
Was life immortals leaven.
Why. cen the thought. that life forego,
Preferring earth to heaven?
In faith we'll tread the thorny path.
Sustained by hope unfailing.
Till we come at the Masters call,
Eternal love prevailing.
March T. 1906. a FRIEND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
D-E-L.-I-C -R-T-Ez-D,
SAYS L0NGN0RT II
son-in-Law Of President Enpha,
sizes Favorited Expression in
Speaking Of Trip.
lHN t,ssoclated Press,

SAVANNAH. GA, March s-"The
most delightful trip ever had" said Mr..
Nicholas Longworth this afternoon. as
he stood IN the door of the private car
Grasslnere. az his train stopped here for
n ;nw minutes en- route to Washington.
Our trip 10 cuba was ono Of endless
delight, be said. as ia wife. sitting near.
ainlted her approval.
II was sngsesttd tnat trip TO ST.
yannph and Roswell, GIL. would be in
order, ~ both places were dcesls inter
esting to tho bride as her maternal an
cstorh had resided In boti. and fc at
they had claims upon her ard himself
since hn had become n member OF l. 6
faffiiy, and also that his grandfather
had oilea resided hero Wne young
man,
"Wc would Ike TO visit tutm sad
Mr. Lpng%orth. ''anc ] exrect we VIII NJ
@itnp iate. date My wife Is ssptc'plly
i,fHipug 10 vislt both. places. We have
i.ad tbs greatest tlnlp IN our llsra, slll
daiy s calling aud we are both glad
% Set back to take up once mare the
serious duties OF llfe.t'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
REASON HANDLEY IN JAIL
FOR POISONING WIFE
By Associated Press

tby AhSpClateb fEeES.J
OC1LLA, GA, March 3.--Reason Hand
ley was lodged in Jail at Irwinvilie to-
day. charged with poisoning his young
wife of two weeks.
Handley is from near Grassland and
had lived here only short time. Tho
coroner held an inquest yesterday. and
the jury asked that the stomach be
analysed. n. l.. Henderson left to-day
for Atlanta with the organ for the pur-
pose OF having 1t analysed by chemis,
The accused is n young man of a prom
inent family OF WILCOX and Irwin coun-
ties. He protests his innocence His
counsel waived a commitment trial. as
the grand jury of Irwin county will
convene Monday to take up the iuves,i-
CATION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
What Sulphur Does
For the Human Body In Health and Disease

The mention OF sulphur will recall to
many OF US the early days when our
mothers and grandmothers gave us our
daily dose of sulphur and molnsses every
spring and fall.
1t was the universal spring and fall
blood purifier" tonic and cure-all, and
mind you. this old-fashoned remedy was
not without merit.
crude and unpalatable and a large guam
tity had to be taken to get any effect.
Nowadays we get all the beneficial et-
fects of sulphur in pnlatble, concen-
trated form, so that single grain Is far
more effective than tablespoonful Of
the crude sulphur.
In recent years. research and expert
ment have proven that the. best sulphur
Calcium Calcium sulphide) and sold in
drug stores under the name OF Stuart's
Calcium Waters. They are small choco-
late coated pellets. and contain the active
medicinal principle OF sulphur in n highly
concentrated effective form.
Few people are aware of the value of
this form OF sulphur In restoring and
maintaining, podiy yig9r ana health:sul-
tory organs. and purlfies and enriches tho
blood by the prompt elimination OF waste
material.
Our. grandmothers knew this when they
dosed us with sulphur and molasses every
spring and fall hut the crudty and i'm
purity Of ordinary flowers Of sulphur were
sOften WORSE lnall LIlc HlSeaSc, ana cannot
compare with the modern concentrated
preparations of sulphur. Of which Stuurt's
Calcium Waters is undoubtedly the best
and mOstEwidely used.
n They are the natural antdote for liver
and kidney troubles, and cure constpa-
ton and purify the blood In q way that
often surprises patient and physician
alike.
DIR. II. M. Wilkins, while experimenting
with sulphur remedies. soon found that
the sulphur from Calcium was superior
to any other form. He says. For liver,
kidney and blood troubles, especially when
resulting from constipation or malaria.
have been surprised at the results OBJ
tanned from Stuart's Calcium Waters. In
and even deprecated carhuncles, I have
repea edlyft seen them dry up and dis
;,ppear In four or five days, leaving tn,
sk III clear and smooth. Although stuarts
Calcium Waters Is n proprietary article.
and sold by druggists, md for that reason
tabooed BY many physicians, yet 4 know
OF nothing so safe and reliable for con-
stipation, liver and kidney troubles and
especially mall forms of skin disease. as
this remedy"
At any rate, people who are tired Of
pills, cathartics and o-called blood ,purI-
Tiers, will find In Stuart's Calcium Waf.
erss a far safer more palatable and effeo.
tive preparation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Faulty
Diges tior1
Causes Physical and Mental Breakdown.
ai-o.ra wa strengthen Stomach.

+.
F'ew peoaie realize the intimate rc,n-
zion 9ct@oen ihe mud and tic stomach.
worry and cxeensire mental work react
on the digestiYc System, while on tile
OTTER haFd tbe T,eatest cause OF nerve
and brain }rop09esiehnient Is weak or
faulty digestion.
WbfH tie stomach docs not asslmila.e
tl3e clements of agfengsi. Fud nerve force
tila, arg - the fpg1 SIR rat, the caergleg
pc etpepd N IN fcnya processes " ne
s;e aoi feglaeod, and physical tad n.e1tpl
br4aiaiown naspits
n ~ staD4aai. a9es not nave action
y s11a btfoiaet jpa9ip - act. lHsi tltn
saJfie ~ q tHit@fse tiai iH aGt useI he
c2aaes mea5 qaa ~iiHeiess JisHt uB soon
~ g9D tiad tlat yoltf food ! not prop
*fi5 ejH n =, tiitst P3a i9ste Il a.ter fat
M g5@i i'f tongue N f1tred. iiln breatii
tfa1g tjie &ppstlts t5por. thf iead oee
sP3@ly 4Rll aHa aeiitf, De&iH ma No
~ 5go,M
tl5B ,stabse tffliegY @0bfias NJ pepslD,
fH4 H gzl a2lp4f @lifEEtienat NJ Tie
IN ely slttet8 b. fe y 4 itsaynl.
Hat s.r Gise aea " tt stDnagti,
%gii9& e2}EGe s. - M u patent mod.
at.F 7a ~ rsr}gia ii fqtatglied fD
b's2<is}@stt 3tfAAsi&isj aud iJi luttlIlgaat
gh'gC 6y 33 G4ss9A ii "a. M dltflfs
'ff't9 s9y Hi{fi ssRl8ds 4a no ujariset
~ iaFlsRE efiA@i
@a}4 ka6t4 byi Bq 4 l.oz
u l.fz fqAtt4 02l9llt @i9la u; yilp
# IA Seat 8 48itls 459Bts
81 ftlff stiafIte eats
r'isk IN 3H4' ~ g4iiS8 an III ft3l'sars
az ~ ..4er . z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
10000 People Perish
IN ISLES OF PACIFIC
(Continued from First FACED

warning and resculng Others. The village
OF Tarona near the arsenal, was COM
pletely swept away.
1t consisted of the mission buildings.
and homes of native converts of the re-
organized Latter Day Saints mission,
formerly under the direction of Captain
Joseph Burton. OF California, The mis-
sion house and a great many houses
We're carried off to a distance of many
hundreds of yards and demolished.
Il OF the church edifice, not a. <yessel re-
mains. A settlement about an eighth Of
a mile distant. comprised of dwellings
Of several hundred Cook islanders (Brlt-
lsh subjects) was completely. destroyed
One American named 7zefeldt, living near
that community, had to take toaan adj
jacent swamp, which becnme inundated
and he WAS compelled to hattie with the
waves for, many hours. Further east on
the beach road, all the houses were
swept away for about half a mile.
About 8 O'Clock In the morning the
American consulate, the oldest structure
In Papeete, having been built about
1896. collapsed. In the absence or tho
American consul, his mother, Mrs. Doty
supervised the removal OF the archives
aided by several missionaries Mrs. .Doty
was In serious Jeopardy several times.
The records We're temporarily stored
ut the Latter Day Saints mission house.
Mr., ooty's family also accepted their,
hospitality Beyond the American con-
sulate, several government buildings. in-i
GLIDING the treasury and storehuuses, sus-
tanned great dumuge.f X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

Of the. 8teyer-Nevnle Hardware Com
pany B5r. Williams was AZ the center
of The first floor wien The building coll
iapsed Ills cries for help were heard.
bur AL efforts to reach him were futile.
Wien ne realized his doom, he ended
h-s /0itefsns ~ sIeshing his throat with
ms bocSet knife, IFS body was re-
covered AZ p,ciCek this rqofnipge 5ir.
Williams s9aE = years 81 age, unmarried
ara TIE pa4I tapp9ss NJ two s!sGers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Prairie Fire in TEXAS
fEs- Ersf,.ta,f, ts,

BOSWELL. = H., gassB s.-1oYer M
~ ssifss ~ ;lf.e iieetgEe lard 81 the west
sIa paft ~ re Panhandle ard 3gst j. Il,
~ Fhfts!Ea ". Ba9e bGsn bqfaad 81
g pialfls ~. ihs: haa bern sxtep;sle q r,
@'3s AN1l5 13r igY1 daYa, and & gtli ~
80 f2h'ff4 slsh ned At;eer. t.l!ir.
tte 2silotY iEotse ,saab go I. -
tEil one ~ tf5s hizgest stock .s}ser, &,
tFs s2pih~ett ssata Ssr tnf soss n Il
fsaay a.'"tsa1 bfDhabiY z 10zra ~
ranches base De@a -8Dtsd ~ 49, -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Only Two Houses Left.
lllp AAsoeIated PrevsD.

-.-- WV V''''I. No " -- x
A&I'AHANA IslVo. ISLAND OF
kiADhGAscAI. March 3. "Details of the,
Gfstricdan cnnaed by the waterspout
~lliqh recently destroyed the village of
'daharofo show that only two houses
gers left etnndlng Thirty bodies have
bfsp fepeYrfod All the EuroneanF were
injured blii llld material iossea were very
RfFat 1ha Italian schooner Africa was
thrown Upon the bench and the French
.tHk Llclennc, was cnguifed and dis
ulfljutI,il 3i f,riAt=i 81, 3H3fl't it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Ended His OR sutfeninn

(ay Esa14,ateG pff4s
AE.RfDra%. stlss, siares ~. j,
the sad tragedies of ~ c5rf,,.sa ~
suicide Of Glide Niiiiamq. Nas. IS. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

Church of the Angels, Just outside of
this city. Rev. T. e. Runkle. rector of
the church, performed the ceremony ac-
cording TO the Episcopa service, and
Right Rev. Joseph II. Johnson. bishop
Of Los Angeles. blessed the couple. The
evening reception was rendered Lieu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
CEy Aesoclated press.

PASADENA. CAL. March s.-Miss
Uilacluina Busch, daughter Of Adolphus
Busch. Of ST Louis. and Lieutenant
Edward A. soharrer. Of Stuttgart, Ger
Many. an ofleer Of the German army,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

In n letter telling of her remarkable
cure. Mrs. Switzcr said.
In January. 1904, was taken down
WIZ, WIN Inflammation OF tho kidneys and
bladder, and was laid lip In bed for eight
weeks. had very severe pains across
the back and Kidneys and in tho legs.
also had n terrible burning sensation In
the affected parts The doctor could not
aid me. Ife told me frankly he thought
there was no hope, and that could not
be cured He proposed an operation but
rcmembered reading OF the remarkable
cures credited to Warmers Safe Cure. ana
sent out for n bottle. soon began to
recover my former good health To-day
am on the fourth bottle. and am now MS
strong as before j was taken sick My
cure Is complete. and ] fully believe
Warmers Safe Cure saved my life.
cannot say too much In It's favor, and
gladly make this statement that others
may know and be beneflted'-MRS. A.
w. SWITZER. AZ Wyatt Avenue, To-
rOnto Canada.
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tirement from the office OF Governor. II,
had visited Richmond several times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
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aa2z4s q 60z2 ! :: z1zzzzzzzzSs

tlcment. The large cotton mill there was
partly wrecked and probably four
hundred small houses were demolished or
badly damaged The tornado swept Front
Street and wrought great damage there.
Many houses We're demolished; others
We're partly damaged. The electric plant
was partially wrecked and to add to the
terror of the situation the city was
thrown into total darkness. Lanterns,
candles. and even coal oil lamps, were
used by the people In seeking places of
safety The tornado also did severe dam
age on Twenty-sccond Avenue, between
Front and Railroad Streets. Several
houses on this avenue were partially
wrecked. The work of the storm lasted
for only brief period. many people
claiming that the entire destruction was
wrought in the brief space of five min
utes,
Buildings Destroyed.
Among the buildings destroyed or prac-
tically ruined were those of the Thomas
Lyle Grocery Company, Elmiras Restau-
rant, Meyer-Nevillc Hardware Company,
Grand Avenue Hotel, Thornton's Transfer
Company, Culpepper Hotel. New Orleans
and Northeastern freight depot. Young
Mems Christian Association building. Me-
ridian Chair Company. the city electric
light plant. w. j. Woodside and Com
pany, Pearce Compress Company. Gulf
Compress Company and innumerable
smaller buildings, used for homes by
working men and negroes.
1t Is generally understood that there
was but little, IL any. tornado insurance
carried, and the loss will, therefore, fall
heavily upon the owners of the damaged
property.
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Warmers Safe Cure

Does your back ache? DO you have
scalding pains? Are you troubled with
vital weakness? IL the answer is Yes"
your kidneys arc diseased and your lie
is I'm danger Warmers Safe Cure ia tho
medicine that will help you Thousands
OF wonderful cures attest ts merit. and
thousands OF people voluntarily commend
IT'S use as the best cure and cure proven.
tive OF all forms Of kidney and bladder
trouble, female weakness. Brights dis
case and all diseased conditions OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Berry Watches

Free Watches from our boys
department for'last week will
be presented to Masters Thos.
Landrun1, 2BO7 E. Marshall ST..
and Benjamin Homes, Boyd
ton, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

The mention of sulphur will recall to
many of US the early days when our
mothers and grandmothers gave us our
daily dose of sulphur and molasses every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

PAINS I'm MY BACK
a. w. Swizc from
inflammation the Warmers safe Cure
trial and bladder
ABSOLUTELY
Dipatef"
1T WAS MY kIDNEYSl
$ too lntc. - ~ ~ ~ Alo"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

1t was the universal spring and fall
blood purifier" tonic and cure-all, and
mind you, this oldfashioned remedy was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-17
fight DECISION NOT
ON The SQUARE

one reporter replied why, YOU
our.at a. know. JEFF you are the
rcrerue and lave set eyes" An
other told the pus.isd third man
that. "Nau are the man to decide
this ttEht. you are the referee
Ieffries. as he VA. lcavmF, said
Welt have mY mind made np
ana have sot Ia give e that waf
NeN that vas between The lt'h
ana 18th rounds. and how iefftl'n
frit az that tims a. Hot known nut
t Vas evident to the most ardent
supporter 81 pmirn that up O. thr
isth round there could have he'il
40 other decision than IN Turns
favar n Was IN the last two ROUNDS
that u'Hfieu. rsaualag the deHne'
niruesa ~ the situation. stood w
Ike a man fer few seconds ah'
Fought BURNS. but there VAS niue
ia choose between either man IN
th.se last tive rounds. aa neither
landed an effective blow,
Nov. no one questions Jvftfi'a
honesty faf ore moment lie has
stuays fauRht on the sgusrv And u
Known 20 hls feiioWHeu IS an han-
,rsIsls ard tratbnu man. bat he
admitted b. b - statement AFTER me
urhl that ilurna hsa a shade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-17
Los ANGELES PAPER SUP.
PORTS BURNS m THEORY
THAT re WAS RoBBEo or
FloaT WITH o'aRigN,

THAT Tommy uurna had ufenuda
for a hts kick against the decision VI
James ]. Ieffrivs in tho recrnt
Rafus- q BrIeH naht - harpe cut hA
the STORY % the SO Ia the lie An
rslsa Record That paper states
that "Burus earned a fair ana fust
decision over OHfirn." ana that
nearly 80 per cent % The house
wsro of the opinion that Burns had
q ell the way HAD any either rcfs
cree hul che FORMER champion made
the decision. br would have been
booted and hiased out of the rtuE
Regataur the talk 90 1efttioa
DURING the battle, - which Burns
tela iu his resent letter u The STAT
TIE Record says
sonr Of the strauEcsG features Of
tire evenings euUteat oeeurrva bee
tween the tith aud 18Th rounds 3rfz
friss csme over % the side IT tho
rins where the los Angeios news
paper men were assembled and
said what 30 yeu fellows think
shout it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-17
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND

First race. thFeefourtha of mile
Plausible. lei " Miller. 70 8.
wnn. Grace c.. t48. second. Tri-
umphant. los. third Time. LII Is.
second race, threo-tourths Of a
mile lord Nelson. 1915 (W Miller.
4 70 s. von. shady Lad. 100. sec
ond. David Boland. to9. third
Tiae. ti6
Third race. futurity COURSE
w Barr. 100 lGrahaml. ~ 20 8.
SOU. II Francis. fa3. second. Bur
leigh. fo8. third Tine. I'll
Fourth race. one mile 800 Tony
Faust. us lDugan1. 8 10 ;. won
Tsmace0. ia. second: Arimo. il8.
third Time. 80 J-5.
Fifth race. one mile-W r.
Gates. 100 SANDY. Is to 1. Non
ciandeatlne. fO7. second. Clochs
Dor. To-. thlfd. Time. 1:4s.
Sixth race. one mile-Dr Leggo.
III tKnapph 3 to :. won. Sir Ed
ward. los. second. Northwest %.
third. Time. la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-17
MEET At
UNIVERSITY

4 track meet ~ 10 progfonH n the
university between tho freshmen
and the aaphom0feH Each even
ing 81 the wenh % devoted 80 the
running off Of some particular
nvonta The meet concludes I'll
day with the 100 Yard dash. 100
ward high hurdles and shot pat The
freshmen arr a present Ia tie Head
with IA score Of 10 % ~