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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
Weather COniitio.sn- fas. Vs.,st ol kHnura \

The low pressure area central over east ern Nebraska yesterday has moved slowly eastward and fs now central over Iowa. It has cased rain over most of the country east of the Mississippi with snow in Missouri. Iowa, and portions of the Lake re zion and brisk to high winds have occur red at many Interior stations. Tempers- tures have risen in all eastern districts An area of high barometer extends along the east slope of the Rockies with crest oyer Montana It is now giving fair and colder weather between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi River. has caused clearing and cooler eastward through Alabama. and will give fair weather In this section tonight and sunday, with continued falling tenn perature tonight A low pressure area nov, ing in over Oregon is giving unsettled weather on the Pacific coast
 Temperature and precipitation as reported hy the Weather Bureau for selected south ern stations during 2i hours ending a. nl,. 1q0s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
LIGHTNING KILLS STOCK.
Horses and Hogs Victims of Electric
 atv from the Heavens.

Florence, March 4.-(Special. )-- Lightning played some queer pranks Six miles east of Florence. near the canal during the storm last night, kill ing some horses and destroying other property.
 Between and eocloek the barn of Robert Smith, a farmer. was struck and three horses killt d. The barn. in which were two buggies, farming inn plements and feed stuffs. caught fire and was completely destroyed, Four hundred dollars insurance was carried but the loss, exclusive of the horses. was doHble. this.
 A Grove of nogs belonging to another
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
Nryr ORIEANs coTToN

New Orieans March 3.-Spot cotton was in Eeed demand at full board prices. Sales a.250 bales. including 300 to arrive and 200 fob Delivered on contracts TOO. Quota fions advanced Ic, Middling 1O&c.
 Futures opened 10 to 13 points higher than yesteFday's closing. the advance holding to the end of the half day session. Although there was plenty of profit taking, there was enough scared shorts to keep prices well up steady. with net gains on the active months of ii to I5 nOints.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05

An advance of 3-fse is a fairly good stride for spots in te MontEomery market. but this was the record of yesterday and Saturday Is not a good day for the market at that
 The visible supply statement md the con- tinued demand for actual cotton in the Eng fish markets gave m impetus to options and the markets for futures opened yesterday morning all the way from 10 to 15 points higher than Fridays close. There was but two hours of tradipg. but in these two hours the narkets continued to advance and ciosed at bulge with all indications that Monday will witness a continuation of the advance
 Liverpool news has been an important Influence in the market for several days. Its firmness has given tona to American op- ttnns and the feeling of British specuiators and spinners has attracted widespread in- fefast.
 The fact that the mills have sold goods heavily in advance of their manuafcture and need the cotton badly has operated on favor of steady foreign market. and may boost prices until Eaiddilng spots touch II cents.
 Any developments In the way of light re- ceipts and inability to buy actual cotton may lead to advancing prices from time to time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
Total woverneu.

Total today at ali ports. net 1s,o72: ship nfents to Great Britain 5,303: to continent 4l32 stock Sfi.504.
 Consolidated at all ports, net 13072; ship ments to Great Britain 5,30S; to continent A.122
 Total since Sept 1. at all ports. net 6.267,- 73S: shipments to Great Britain 2,169,639; to France 5s1.152: to continent 1,7s5. 090; to Japan 65,920: to Mexico 2.414.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
tnrned and helped Ethel down,

turned and helped Ethel down. then, placing his arm about her. said:
 Uncle George and Mir. Maxwell, per init me to present my wife. The cere- mony was little sudden, but we thought 1t best under the circum- stances"
 There was great buzzing and shouting In the crowd. The two olo men looked into each others faces. The:. Old Man Maxwell extended his hand, which Old Man Boyce grasped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
wIId and Tame Ducks.

Out gunning. eh? Get any wild ducks?"
 NO. but I shot some tame ones," Didn't you see any wild ducks at well. the farmer that owned the tame ducks was the widest duck I ever saw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05

farmer in the same neighborhood. was killed. The hogs were lying under a large Iak tree that was struck by lightning and the owner found nothing but pile of Gold pork next morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
Cash ouotations were as follows:
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

cd steady, at unchanged prices to an ad- vance of five points on the bullish worlds oS se7. 050 bags to 1I.324.5S1 bags, against
 I3.27L74b bags last year, TneTe was was iit1 dSS
 npder fight realization for over Sunday with the close quiet: net unchanged to five points lower. Sales were reported Of l6,0eO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
Woman Engineer.

Mile. Butticar. a Swiss, is the first Europ- can woman to choose engineering as pro fession She gained diploma with honor at Lausanne university. being sixth in order of merit She is now practeing in Geneva.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05

Hugo lessen. a prominent member of the Stuttgart Royal Theatre, who has just died in an asylum, was a direct descendant of Martin Luther.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
SAyA LSToREs,

NAyA LSToREs. Savannah. Ga. March S,;Enurpensslanss ,,-,in,.,s sas firm 6sc; sales ' receipts g: spinets sbir. ments M1s'h 1.4a5: a' stock @ 50.577. Quote ABCDEE and c s4 10: H q. 25; l $4 S5; % 5o' ~ s5 4S: N s5 90; VIC s6. 10; wv 70. w. Wilmington. N C.. March S:-spirits tur- pentine nothing doing: receiTts reeeipts ssa. Tar firm sl 50: receipts lsV: oo Crude turpentine firm S5.2b' So'oo ana So. co: receipts none-
 THE HEATHER. Daily xocaI Weather Wepsrs a1d hasss
 Bulletin. U. q pspartmsns of Agriculture.
 Weather BursaA Lscai Observations.
 (Centrat Time.I
 Montgomery, Ala. March ?. lgos.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. ,.
NryV YORI< COTTON FITTT'RF9.

Now York, March 3.--Cotton tutuFes opcn- ed steady and closed "ery steady on the New York Cotton Exchange today. Quota finna ranEcd as fhllhWs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
ST LOUIS PROVISION.

ST. LOUIS PROVISION.
 St Louis, March S.-Flour' steauJ' Whiskey steady Sl 32. 4ff Pork firm: jobbing sI5. 26., ,-
 lard steady, prime steam g. 4o Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra snosLs ss .3fM: clear ribs ss.e"Fs snort e's~t' Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts ss.l24a; ; clear ribs So. s: short clear sS''V' fs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YorE. " Msreh March s.--cottOn seed oil firm. , ..1,,,r oz. z, : isnisc. centrifusai sS-test sS g3 7-ise; moiasses sugar 2S 02 l1-lsc; refined qui-
 Coffee. spot Rio quiet: No invoice 8 7-isc: mild quiet; Cordova s% qls*c-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
METAL MARKETS.

METAL MARKETS. March s.-Thers was no quotao:e cnanee in the various metal markets ana vusissss n'a spo. tin Is adoted at s25. 7o c sSs. sS. Lake copper SIS, 12 F SIS s9i oo ic SIS 90 1 SIS. 25; casting :sI 2- w. Lead remained quiet at s5 3o@ sS.tS. Spelter at s6. % a S6 10
 Iron Is in moderate demand
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

New Orleans. March s.-Cotton seed oil steady; prime refined in barrels 32c: prime crude loose 25 isc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
Indicates rise. Andieat'
River Forecast.

(For next two davs.l The Coosa and Alabama wil rise slowly, but steadily the rise continuing longer in the Alabama, attaining moderate stages on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05

unles rselas |. .. .... ::iss ..isss ] D. s, Steel 2nd 5s -.'' = = iiS [.
 do. Deb. B. -.'. '''. .; S7 a. Western Mo. 4s .:.'' '''' s6
 Wisconsin Central 4s .'.. .'-' = Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05

bags: 4'. oc May May, - .'. ...... .... ..7. 30 september .-..--..s'- '.-. . 9g9 '' t' December .'s' '''' ''- 70
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. March 3.-Flour dull Provisions steady. Whiskey steady. $l.2 2s,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
BISHOP BEcKwITH AT TROY.

x Indtcates trac" of precipitation.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE, Section Director, Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05

MSntraurn temperature for day, 52 deg. Average temperature for day, 5e deg. Normal temperature for day. S% dee. Accumulated def. since Jan. l. 10T deg- Av. relative humidity for day, 12 per ct Total rainfall since Jan. ]. S.56 inches' =
 River Buiiesls-
 GnhsarXafions at 2. In.. Isth M. tIfns.1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, March s.-cotton futures on tho New Orleans Cotton Exchange today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-05
THE LOCAL COTTON
A SHARP ADVANCE RECORDED N SPOT
 MARKET.
Liverpool Has Strongly influenced Ameri- can Prices on Demand of English
 SplnnerE to Eli Future Coafraet0.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
70 STR I'd Carrier.

A z Tore-. of Junction City, was
in the city las evening or his return
frOa The bosness meeting Of the eI-
eeztive committee Of TIE letter carrier.
Of Oregon, which eouveasd 20 arouse
i-;e-es- among sbs heal carriers in
the state eSovsntion which Is 70 b.
held N Portland June ls;. Mr.. Tower
is president Of the safe SrgxzizAfiOo
AID Is very desirous that the coming
meeting sAzl be well atrezisd. .He
left on the morning train fo- Albany,
where he viii z.ees the carriers ani
stir Up eurhOsdEsrz tOr the sezte meet
iHg. TIE meeting 70 be held in Port
lsDa. and wil be Of gsDsrzl importance
as iA.e salary QaesrsOl IS % bs thorough
lv dseuS<e1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

rhe promotion Of enterprises by tne va
riOss s05ut body O-ganizztions- This
enta tsinnezt Is 70 be noTel and catchy
in character and win be given in the
assembly hall. znd an admission II Is
eezts viii be charged June 18th hss
been set apart Ss "elzss day" TIE
day viii Be given up 20 the graduating
class whieh Will probably hold . picnic
in the afternoon In the evening
Tennyson's Princess" viii Be pre-
seuted. The commencement exercises
proper viii be held Jsns 18th. The class
ADDRESS viii be delivered BY Hon- J. z
AekerE&n sup<riutevdent Of pubIie is-
s1rvetion and President A o. Coniit-
Of the board of directors. viii pre~sr;
the diplomas 10 The graduates
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

Exis-=ivs preparations are being
EAle fer eezzsuee@e-r Esek 60 the
kigh sehol. This Is ;ss srss eolms5ee-
n~ar belG ty 'ts Dew higA sshool. snd
tie exercises win - q eSFeeizl inter
ess.
June ~ =; $50 p H. ;hs juniO-
class Will tsD5er a bsDqGes 20 the -
nior class in the high school hsl which
p~oziSss 20 be an elegSus affair. san
d@y June l0tA The sermon 70 tie g-a4
szeing s,4ss VII BE delivered BY Rev.
r. & Knighi, n the FirS; CongregA-
tSoznl eharek ss 1850 a n. Juse 18th
At ?. II, the s<udeuss win give h~n-
At. tie prcesS.as Of wsieh vii 20 70 pay
OF a dsbs eoG,r~stsd year age for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

The LavigneMsrshsl contest was a
pretty good 90 and resulted in a draw.
Lavigne had 9 had habit Of hitting
low with his left hut fortunately e.
eaped fouling his opponent. Jerry had
it on the Kid in science, which saved
him from defeat.
Daring the latter part Of the year
Dan Stuart matched jim Corbett and
Bob Fiizsinnons 10 battle for the
heavyweight championship at Dallas.
Tex, and when the governor put his
foot down on it, Dan tried 10 bring
them together at Hot Springs, Ark
and again received setback BY the
governor Of the state.
While matters appeared rosy 10 pail
of the battle at the Springs the ques-
tion Of referee was preached, ard after
all names Of the possible ring officials
had been gone over was the one most
favored for the position which would
have been NY debut as referee il the
heavyweight championship field.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
Another Piece Of Red Tape.

Brooklyn. n. Y, May 26.-The as
sissant secretary Of the navy, Mr.. New.
berry. has addressed a letter 10 the
eommandsnt Of the navy yard, TO be
handed 20 Frank Davis, gunner's mate
OF duty at the Brooklyn navy yard.
commenting him for gallantry which
he displayed on the afternoon Of Aug
ust !, 1905. The heroism was shown
by Davis or the East River, on the
date mentioned Al the risk Of his
own life Davis Jumped overheard and
succeeded after a severe struggle In
reseuing Hugh MeGOvern. a rOofer,
who had lezped from the wharf with
suicidal intent. The case was brought
to the attention Of the navy depart
ment at that time by Lieutenant Com
.nAnder Craven, executive ofseer Of tho
Granite State, Of the naval militia Of
New York Mr.. Newberry said, in con
Gliding his letter OF eonmendation:
"'The apartment takes great pleasure
in eonnen6ng you for your gallant
act, and regrets that 80 long a time
was allowed 10 elzPse before the nat
ter was broaght 70 its sttention- F"
This latter remark Is Interpreted as
severe rebuke Of the red tape methods
in the department. which have been re
peAtedly criticised BY Mr.. Newberry
and osh~r ofheiaIs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
"PE-RU-NA WORKED
SIMPLY MARVELLOUS"
Suffered Severely
With Headaches
Unable TO Work.

Miss Lney v. MeGivney. 4s2 Srd Ave-,
Brooklyn, y. Y, writes:
"For many months I suffered Sc
TereLy from headaches and pains I'm
the side and back, sometimes being
unable 10 attend 10 my daily work.
~ an better. now, thanks 70 Peru
1a. and Am as active as ever and have
no more headaches
1.-The way Peru1a worked In ny
case was sfmpiy marvellous.
We have In our files many grateful
letters from women who have suffered
with the symptoms named above. Lack
OF space prevents our giving more than
one testimonial here.
Il is inpossi ble 20 even approximate
the great amount of suffering which Pc
ruax has relieved, or the number OF
women who have been res stored to health
and strength by its faithful use.
Revist3 Formula-''Por a number
O: years requests have come 10 me from
. multitude Of grateful friends. urg-
ing that Pe-ru-ns be given = slight
laxative quality / have been expert
nenting with laxative addition for
caite q length Of time, and row feel
zrati6ed 10 announce 20 the friends ot
Pe-ru-ra that have Incorporated such
quality in the medicine which. in nv
opinion. ear only enhance its well
known beneficial character.
as. B. Hartman. " D."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

they treated the respectable part Of
the crowd with several ''off the Teel'
fights. Il was az ugly crowd 10 deal
with, as the tougher part Of it was
made up Of the old Market street -
gang. who were with Barry 10 the man.
They were there 10 see that their jim
nv would not lose. especially 10 = New
York "dAgo."
The latter was better fighter than
was expected. and lie looked al over
a winner tnring the first Is rounds II
these sessions he played for Jimmy &
body continuously and was beating
the local favOriie down by inches
when the crowd that fringed the ropes
say the tide Of battle going against
their boy they tried TO trip up Caspar
whenever he found il necessary 10 work
near the edge Of the ring, and did ev-
erything possible 10 hsrsss hin BY US
iag abusive language. The work be
came 50 coarse i informed the crowd
tkat Leon must be given a square deal
and that if any more attempts were
made TO trip him would stop the
kght, declare him the winner, snd
would take the consequences
Leon changed his attack from the
body 10 the head after the 18th round
and the change lost him the battle. as
, Jimmy being more scientific Invariably
beat him 10 the punch, and after .
kap3 fought battle knocked him cut
in the 2sth round
Boxing took rev lease Of life in
Chicago early in 's5. ard . number Of
good, bad, and indifferent scraps were
palled OF ne orly organization Of
standing which held regular seni-
m0nthly boxing sntertainnsats was
the Triangle elub. Of which Dave Barnes
now well known in turf circles. was
she president, and who appointed me
as its 01seiAl referee pulled on q
lot Of good fgAts, the most pretsntiOus
4 icing Dc4HcrA Ac4Mf NAAAe a11
George SidaDns and "Ki&" LAvigns
Sad Jerry Marshall. the Australian col
0red fe4tkerwsigkt-
Eight rounds was the limit. bat the
kghtsrs crowded en01gh sght into
thoss sighf r0unds 70 sait the nost fAs-
tidious Eght fan Tie battle bsexssr
Waite ana Si1d0Es was the best, FROM
= paAisAing st&ndfSiEt. tAat was
staged. siddoas stoOd high in the pro
feasian in thoss days fer elsssrnesa
and capacity far P1nizhns-t. Ths lat
ter qu2IiEEsti0a steod Aim in good
sssad, as Tsmny gave him frightful
druhbing bsfose the s1a Ie@zy. how'
ever vas too clever Ter hiM- He
en- Aim i1io ritkeIs. bat failed q
kItsk hin sss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
Personals

Elder LAuay, Of the United Brsth-
res church. Wezs to Phlonz;h to-day to
SessPy tie L. B. pulpit thsre tomorrow.
Ex-G0ver1or T. T. Geer returned TO
day from a campaign tour.
Herman Barr rssurDe1 this morning
frufn basiness trip TO Portland
Rer. Il 2. Bsbeoek went 70 Albany
TODAY to preach in the AIbary Presby-
terizn church t0zorrJx.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
South salem wins from wniAnstts
Beavezs

The South Salem Juniors defested
the wiIlznetoe Beavers on the william
ette field this morning by seere OF
IA 70 10.
The ba<sezy for the willznettes was
Rigdol catcher. snd Nof pitehsrt and
for the South s<lem Humphreys AMI
Timn slternAted behind the bar and in
the pitsher . box
Two weeks from today a return game
berween thsse two teams viii again be
played On the Unfvertty Diamond
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

The fune-sl Of TIE he -
Carey VIII be beia 'e1'7'' :
az / o'eloek troz ne
State slreer. zzd ne sA
the I. o. o. ?. ee1rs's'
knight VII lave eAAsF
vices
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

G. H BezEza. q P'x,'
Mckee, Of WOss6SrA s"r
marriage liess~ tO'asy- es4
and Mage Adszas Ee's
orass yesterday, @is' e'' !, |,
azd Lillian ". Tiz--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
ALL THE ],
CANNER c.: !; ! =, !
ov>f6ow, bs|
fkhI NJ safety
VANM - have n|
Salem MutuzI llzKqv Y
Begin Rera1y Fri
MondqM

Superintendesi Enal fhs
Mutual Canning Osl7Gs Ez'
Journal that his cs1z q ~
pared 70 receive al SHrz2 =
berTiss M0adaF. and hE Hv
gin running TGes2Er q t1N
expert fruit eA8sr ms "a !
and a god pack Is l'aiHA \
sOns having frEis II ?
should keep in t01ei va ? :
and every eso1 El se ma ?
the crop 70 ne bess saasf
growers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

A coarse, leatksry eOuplsxicn made
u,,hsautifnl By s-uptioEs calls for .
eenerAl reform IN Eving. TIE die;
sAo~l6 te Pse=.y Of HoIlistsE's Rocky
Mszztaia Tea. IS esr.s, Tea CT Tab
issa DE-. S.S.s's drug s.ors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

Tho M2rioa Building Asscei-zior
hisd articles Of incorporation Saturday
in the county elerk's once. The er-
gA1izezs 1nes n A Rarber. Z J.
hrnAal ard NJ ". s2alL Tie pur-
pesss Of the ile0rpor1ri1n Is to bay
ssa real and PersoIal property and 20
construct baildingA Ths PrinsiPsi
Once wil be Iocatea m the city Of
Marion. Tbs sapisal stock il sloo0 d.
vitrd inf0 900 shzres AZ s5 each.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
CHANGE IN STREET CAR SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY II,
1906.

oIsIs' Tsas,I following change
sehedels important Of
service
Asylum hne-sHd PsriAr lire alternate parallel
a part
purpose furnishing pow
Qua In order TO provide
saintsas
LEAVE OFFICE. EXCEPT SUNDAYS FOLLOWS:
Hour
AZ the eveA lonr
90 minutes be even
- AZ 20 E1aiss he eysz
Psssa1uA<y Lne-rwo r1ps Pr
niaUpss after the hour
III IS
q
Al 70 inmates after the hoar
IS he
the
after
zinnsesA
LEAVE ouR oRTIcEs Az FOLLOWS
Grounds szdso Lines 8 N p
PsahsHlAry LAse-so5 a and losss p
Aryam I1ns-s;io N. and los40 p.
Ye~P IGps-s;lS a n losi6 p II
ROs1-No ehaage in
NotnTAs special
fss the depot
ana rspurs regularly
eut r.caxa 10 NH the late
bises tANs the rcgsoag changes tAs
q bssier Pshi eisi tAs
.na all ~n Be sAssfsny Aanasa
mxIxENs I1oHr AND TRACTION COMPANY,
/ 80 e -rl azo oozDssen1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

FOR ssus.-FsrAissss =. - ! 30 v.rds
srsss, ever Js'r'N 30 ,..s,s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18
BE4GLES IN ALL DAY HUNT.
New York Dogs Win All the Prizes I'm New
England Closing Event.

WORCESTER. Nov. 1.-THE all age stakes.
tIe Anal and most important event In the
thirteenth annual field trials of the New
England Beayle Club. was completed to-day
In the covers Of the Grafton Country Club.
where the trials have been held throughout
the week. Fourteen bes giles. many Of them
prize winners In other events. par ticipsted
in the running of the stakes. The entries
were uuleashai early in the morning and
allowed to hunt under close observation OF
the judges until dusk.
AlthonCh the weather was slightly warmer
to-day than yesterday the ha rd crust OF snow
still remained, making conditions very bad.
Rabbits were hard to start and but few runs
resulted from the long days snort. Rather
than hold the trials over until next week
the Judges decided to run the all age STAKES
to-i1y, and cut out all others, The New
York beaglas, which ahowed no poorly on
the opening day OF the trials, certainly finished
IN strongly. hunting an d s~centing in such
whirlwin1 fashion to-day that they captured
ever prize. summary:
An AGE Stake-Won by Tyrant. John Caswe |.
New York: Rock Ridge Admiral, W. q Rookie
Teller New York. second; Rock Ridge Leo, Rookie
teller. third Rock Ridge Billy, Rockefeller. re-
serve.