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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
NEGRO DESPERATE coRNERED.
Believed to Be in Mountain Near Rock
land--Seen This Morning.

Tomaston, Me-, NOV. 13.--Minot st.
Clair Francis, the negro convict who
escaped from state prison yesterday, IS
believed to be cornered in the mountains
near Rockland. He was last seen be.
tween Z and o'clock this morning. lie
had abandoned stolen horse and wag
on. Between 3 and 4 Francis tried to
break into d store at Warren The pro-
prietor fired at him and the negro drove
rapidly away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
WAR AMONG TOBACCO MEN.
Trust Warehouses Destroyed by Dyna
mite Last Night.

Paducah, KY, Nov. l3.--A war Is
on between the tobacco growers and
the trust, and several large trust ware
houses were dynamited last night. The
houses destroyed belonged to the Amer.
iean snuff company at Princeton, IRE
donia and Kuttawa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
Schools Closed For Two
Weeks Now
FIVE CASES OF DISEASE
And One Hundred Families Quarantined
Gases Progressing Rapidly Toward
Recovery-No Further Spread
Is Expecteds

Grand Isle, Nov. Quarantine has
been placed over 100 families in this
town on account Of diphtheria. Five
cases Of the disease are progressing rap
idly toward recovery and it j. thought
there will be no further spread Of the
disease. The schools have been closed
for two weeks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13

No more bills are left in the hands
Of the revision committee OF the House
after Yesterday afternoons thrush. A
total 81 Is were introduced in that
body. making total Of 5ss. In the
Senate six were introduced yesterday
afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
TO SPEND $4,000.
Rochester Votes to Put That Amount
Into improvement Of Railroad.

Bethel, Nov. 49, At special town
meeting held Yesterday in Rochester the
sum Of 100000 was voted 20 put the road
bed Of the Rochester railroad in condition
for traffic. A steam shovel is here and
work will be commenced at once This
was the railroad which was closed by
order Of the railroad commissioners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
curarder on Fire.

London. Nov. 81 The Cunard liner
Corna. from New York. was ON fire this
morning passing Rochcs Point. Tie
blaze was extinquished before she had
reached Liverpool. No one Was reported
injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
F. OF A. WINNER.


In the cribbage contest last evening
the r. of 4. team defeated the G. 0.
i. team hy score of : to B.
The result by tables follows. Ander-
son and Bassett, r. Of A.. defeated Rrault
and Burke. G. o. ~; Clark and Andcr.
son. +. OF A., defeated Nelson and
O'Leary. c. o. r.; Mcdonald & Brodie,
F. Of A., defeated 'rierncy and Kelly.
C. 0. f.. Premier and Kickham, F Of
A., defeated Webster and VIII. &. O..
u. Birnie and Petrie, + of A., defeated
Nelson and Ieclair, G. q. r.
White and McNuty. q. O. N. de-
featcd Williams and Booth. Il. OF a.:
Brown and Brown, G. O. f.. defeated
Stephens and Marion, + Of A.; calla
CHER and McNulty. c. O. r.. defeated
Smith and Glib, +. of A.
The F. Of a. and Red Mems team are
scheduled 10 play tomorrow evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13

The Ethan Allen club Of Burlington
is discussing the proposition to celebrate
the fftieth anniversary Of the founding
Of The Ethan Allen Engine Go. in that
city, which will occur April 27, 1907, by
giving q musical extravaganza in the
Strong theatre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
NATURALIZATION PAPERS sio.
Professor Of Grinnel College Says FRAUD
Is Widely Practised.

Washington. Nov. 13.-Prof. Steiner
of Grinnel college charges that dis
guiscd as an immigrant he was APP
preached by political heeler in New
York, who offered him citizenship pa
pers for $40. He says the fraud il
widely practised
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
SHOOTING IN A SALOON.
One Man Shot in the Leg-Two Men
Arrested for Assault.

Rutland, Nov. fa.-- As a result Of an
alteration and shooting in saloon at
Granville, n. y, Saturday night, vii.
liam Hughes has bullet hole in his
right leg and Michael Hickey and William
Wade were held today in $500 bail each,
on the chagc Of assault
II is said that Hughes was not in the
alteration, but the bullet struck him
when the bartender, Patrick Minogue. at
tempted to grab the revolver when Wade
fired at Hickey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
TO SCARE THE MooRs.
A Bntish-Frcnch Demonstration to Be
Made

Gibraltar, Nov. 13.-The British At.
lantic fleet il TO leave here for Tangier
In conjunction With French feet Of
warships it win engage in a demonstra-
tion in Moorish waters.
The British warships were provisioned
last night Oh very short notice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
WILL EXCEED 40.
Several Of Victims Of woodville Train
Wreck Will Die in Hospital.

Chicago. Nov. 13.-The total number
of dead in the WoodTiIle immigrant
train wreck will be increased to 40 by
the passing away Of several victims in
the Chicago hospitals. The coroner said
today:
III seems 10 be up to the crew Of the
first section Of the immigrant train to
explain how the accident occurred"
The coroner is investigating the ale
cation that the doors Of several coaches
were locked and the victims trapped like
rats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
AT COST OF 100000.
Boston and Maine to Make More I'm
provemcnts

Boston. Nov. l3.-The awarding Of a
contract for signal work involving an cx-
penditure Of 100000 was announced at
the general Offices of the Boston and
Maine railroad today. It i planned to
cover practically the entire system Of the
railroad, the contract calling for sulii-
cicnt material 10 equip 1000 miles Of
track
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT
DEAD BY BURGLARS
Sheriff Was Entering Store Where Bur
glars Were at Work-The Bur
glars Escaped.

Dover Plains, n. Y, Nov. i3s- Eugene
critley, deputy sheriff. nas shot and
instantly killed BY burglars hast night
upon entering the front door Of i. T.
Cooligan's market, where the men were
operating. The burglars escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
Fined For Sunday Hunting.

plaindeld. Nov. 13--On Sunday game
warden w. +. Wells arrested J. G. Cal
cagRi Of Barre on the charge OF Sunday
hunting. Caleagni was arraigned before
a. NJ Flood. Justice Of the peace, yester-
day, and was found guilty. His fine and
costs amounted to S24.32 which he paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
Sunk by Japanese.

Victoria, B. G.. Nov 49, The Empress
China, arriving here, brings news Of the
great excitement at Nladivostok over
the report Of two Russian converted
cruisers patroling ath seal rookeries.
being sunk by japanese destroyer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
COMING EAST ON VISIT.
Congressman and Mrs. Longworth viii
Visit Relatives.

Cincinnati. Ohio, NOV. Congress.
man Nicholas I.ongworth and wife are
on their way east to visit friends and
relatives in New England before going
to Washington will first 90 TO Farming
ton, Conn. for stay with the Presi.
dents sister, Mrs. Cowles, then to Bos-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
ST. M0NlCA'S CHURCH
FAIR OPENS AIJSPICIOUSLY Y
Good Attendance at Hale's Pavilion Last
Evening Excellent Entertain
ment Is offered for
Tonight.

There was large attendance at Hale's
pavilion last evening al the opening of
the annual St AIonica's church fair
which X 10 DC held every night this week.
Especial work this year has been put in
to the entertainments anr very interest
ing short farees will be presented by the
young people each evening. Last evening
the Freedom of the Press' was given in
d very enjoyable manner BIT the following
young men: Harry Bonnett, John Nell
Howard Miles, Walter Scott, John Miles,
and Edward Scott. Dancing followed
the entertainment, music being furnished
hv Gilbeltson's orchestra.
Very pfettiiy decorated booths have
been arranged on both sides Of the hall
at which the ladies have IA quantity Of
excellent articles for sale at most reason
able prices At the Ladies' Aid booth
there Is most attractive display Of
fancy articles. Mrs J +. McSweeney,
Mrs. Q. n. Granger, Mrs. John Tierney,
Miss Clara Loranger and Mrs William
Murphy have charge of this booth. All
kinds III fancy work and a general supply
of useful articles can be found at the
parish booth which il i'll charge of Mrs.
Ir- r. Hamel, Hiss Mary Kingston. Mrs.
David Vannie. Mrs. Joseph Cummings
and Mrs. Morris Hainel A klondike
gold mine is enclosed in a bright red
booth and yon have 10 win youl prize
BY digging IN the ground for it. The
Misses Cecilia Premier. Carrie Burke and
Margcry Kelley are in charge of tile mine.
Miss Nellie Sadlicr, Miss Mary Griggs,
and Miss Loretta Miles serve delicious
sweetneats at the candy booth. The
ice cream booth is in charge Of Mrs Dan
iei Murphy, Mrs. a. j. Bennett, Miss
Bessie Bonnet and Miss Agnes Nelson,
Mrs. Annie Carroll, Mrs Katherine Va.
velIe, Miss katherine Harrington and
Miss Rose Cook supply the people with
bouquets at the flower booth. Punch and
lemonade are served by the Misses
Blanche White, May C;rendall and Agnes
ftoaAr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
$50 DEER KILLED.
Exceeds by Fifty the Number Killed
Last Year.

Burlington, Nov 13.--State Commits.
sooner Thomas Of the Fish and Game
League says that $50 deer were shot
during the season. This is ahead Of last
year by so. y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
May Locate hatchery in Arlington.

Burlington, Nov. i3.- State Commits
sioner Thomas 81 the fish and game
league. Is here to consult with II. n.
Carter OF st. Johnsbury about establish
ing hatchery at Arlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
PLAINFIELD.

There viii be poverty party in the
Congregational church vestry on Thurs.
day evening, November 18th 10 cents
admission. Prize for poorest costume.
Fine for those not in costume.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
THE PRESIDENTS WHEREABOUTS
Six Hundred Miles From colan at Last
Accounts.

Washington, Nov. 13.- The latest
wireless from President Roosevelt re-
ports him south Of Louisiana, COO miles
from Colon, all well.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13

The question Of union railroad
station in Burlington is being agitated
and II is probable that meeting Of the
Burlington commercial club win be held
in the near future to ask the railroad
commission to take action regarding the
matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
Charged With Planning to Kill King of
Italy.

Naples, Nov 13.-- Several Patterson,
\ D., anarchists have been planning to
kill the King Of Italy and the Duke and
Duchess Aosta.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13

a hearing on this bill win be given
by tho WAYS and mems committee to-
morrow afternoon Immediately follow
ing adjournment. This Is ono Of the
most important measures up and the
railroads are lighting it hard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13

A hearing win be given on Represen-
tatiye Archibald's bill to prevent decep-
tion IN granite. before The general com
Nittee tomorrow afternoon at the State
House. Immediately after the adjourn.
ment OF the legislature
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
HOW II WILL HIT
THE RAILROADS
What Each Will Have to Pay in Ad-
ditional Tax Under the Proposed
New Law Taxing
Them.

Montpelier, NOV. 1s.-If the admins
tration measure increasing the taxation
Of Vermont railroads goes through.
the increase on each Vermont railroad
viii be as follows
NJ AlnnAhnld I,lnntric 2 Y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
Approved ~ az Governor.
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME.

II was Speaker jackson Of Barre
City ia The House this forenoon
Both branches got down to real con-
sistent work today, the work consisting
Of routine, however.
Senator peiton Of Franklin county in
trodnced bill yesterday to continue
the tuberculosis commission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
.DISPOSING
OF THE BILLS
The House Passed IA And
Killed Six
AT MORNINGS SESSION
Senate Discusses Cattle Commission Bill
Bills All Out Of the Hands
Of the Revision Com
mittee.

Montpelier, Nov. 13.Now that al
bills are in, the Legislature settled down
to business in earnest today AT the
morning session Of the House IA bills
We're passed and 6 killed. In the SEN
ate there was discussion on the bin
creating new cattle commission, which
occurred IA committee If the whole Acl
tion. however, was put over until to
morrow.
Six bills were introduced in the Sen
ate and 70 in the House
MIR Shegwin Of Chester introduced D
bin IN the House, hy request which
prohibits corporations from employing
children under i years OH who have
not completed an elementary course Ii
the public schools
Approved by the Governor.
S. s. An act to prevent the fraudu-
lent sale by retail merchants Of tbei
stocks of goods.
S. fs AN act to incorporate tile
WeathersAeld Telephone company.
s. 81. An act to incorporate the
Bethany Home Of the Kings Daugh
tiers.
$. So An act TO amend sections is
and IA Of No 1911 OF the acts Of 1898
entitled AN act la amendment Of and
III addition 10 the NET Of incorporation
of the village of Essex Junction, ap
proved November Is, 1892
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13

4 bin introduced BY Mr. Jackson Of
Barre City yesterday afternoon makes
ii forgery with a penalty Of not more
than 10 years or fine ef not more than
81 600, for changing the physicians pre-.
scription for intoxicating liquor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13

Senator Howland's anti.spitting biIl
was amended in two small particulars
this morning, and in its new form will
20 through the Senate without doubt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-13
Programme.

OF concert e be given by the Male
Choral Art club Of Boston. Thursday
evening. November Is.
Hark, the Trumpet ........... Bucl,
Club
Song-My Dream ,......a....... Tos5i
Mr.. Niau
Snwance River ......s.....- Foster
Mr. Wilson and Club
Songs ta) J Know Lovely Garden
% Dawn
(c) Out Of Darkness
Gny n'Iiardelot
Mr.. George J.. Parker
in Picardie .....,........ Osgood
Songs ta) At the Forge Brahms
(b) Gipsy John ....s Clay
MI. p. NJ. Babcock
Ave Maria .......t....... Abt
DIR. Page and Club
Sunset ,..,.......,.,. Vandewater
Club
Songs
AIr Clarence n. Wilson
Remember Now Thy Creator Rhodes
Club
Neilie Gray 1850 .ts..-.-,...-. Foster
Mr.. Bahcock and Club
The Lost Chord ......... Sullivan
Club
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
HANDSPRING LOOKS
GOOD TO TOM WELSH

NEW YORK. March 10,-Tom Welsh
Is of the opinion that Andrew Miller
and Frank c. Bishop made no mistake
when they purchased Handspring as the
premier sire for their breeding estab-
lishment.
Welsh went to kentucky a few weeks
ago to superintend the shipping of
Handspring and a number of mares be-
longing to Messrs. Miller and Bishop to
MiHstream stud at Mt. Kisco. n. Y.
and says there are not more than two
or three stations in Kentucky that out
look the son OF Hanover-My Favourite.
Handspring never really had a good
chance in Kentucky" said Welsh. yet
out of thirteen two-year-olds by him TO
race last season. twelve We're winners.
including that clever filly. Flip Flap.
At Mt KiscO MIR. Bishop has some
splendid mares There is Zelandia. the
dam OF Waterb0y; Miss Maxim. the dam
of Golden Maxim; We Knew 1t, the dam
Of Merry England. and a number of
others of good breeding. some of which
have been good producers. The pros
poets for Millstream stud being prom
inently mentioned in the future history
OF the turf is very bright to my way of
thinking"
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
PITTSBURG GOLFERS
ARE TRAVIS HOODOO
Three Different Times Have Smoky
City Experts Defeated the Cham
pion in Sensational Finishes.

NEW YORK, March I0.--It looks as
though the Pittsburs golfers have it on
Walter ]. Travis. In the last six anna
teur championships Travis has won the
title three times, but on the other three
occasions the Garden City expert has
been put out of the rUrning by some
representative Of the Smoky City.
Travis first successful effort to win
the amateur title was in 1900 over the
Garden City links. On that occasion
he defeated Findiey S. Douglas in the
final. the match being finished on the
home green in a cloudburst A year
later in Atlantic City Travis won again,
his hardest match being with Douglas
in the seTni-dnals, the match being car
ried to thirty-eight green.
Going West the following summer
Travis was a pronounced favorite over
the field, but Eben NJ. Byers. OF Pitts
burg. upset all calculations by playing
phenomenal golf. coming home and
beating the veteran out. a year later
at Nassau Travis had his revenge on
Byers, defeating the Allegheny player
in the final round.
Since then Travis has been unable
TO win the title, and he has TO thank
two more Pittsburg golfers. At Bal
tusroi. in 1904. George Ormiston and
Walter J." figured in a great match.
The former stood with one up with
two holes to go. but even then the ad-
mirers Of the "Old Man had faith in
him to pull the match out Of the fire
They looked for the unexpected to hap
pen, and II did when Ormston holed out
at 150-yard cleek shot for two.
Last summer at Weaton Travis and
w c Fownes. jr., had a ding-dong
struggle, the match being carried to
the nineteenth green, where the Pitts
burg man won. All three or these
matches had their sensational features
and oddly enough not once did any Of
the trio after so distinguishing himself
succeed in gaining the coveted title.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
DEATH KNELL OF
SUNDAY BASEBALL
Iowa State Senate Passes Law Pro-
hibiting Sunday Ball-Will Mean
Ruin to Organizations.

DES MONIES. Iowa. March 1o.-west-
ern League baseball in Des Moines and
ball. IN many Iowa towns. Is Threatened
with annihilatIon by an anu-Sunday
baseball bin recently passed by the SEN
ate
As the senate is the more liberal body.
il is freely predicted the house will pass
the measure.
Baseball in Iowa without Sunday box
office receipts would be practically i'm
possible Local sportsmen are consider
ing hurling A lobby into the house to
work against the bin. Sunday theaters
are also prohibited by the proposed law.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
CLEVELAND CLUB
STARTS FOR CAMP
Lajoie's Proteges on for Dixieland to
Timber Up-Ten in the
Party.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 10.-At
noon today the Cleveland baseball club
broke camp for Georgia. and the long
hibernating period. which began Oetob-
er s. came to a close.
Jimmy Jackson. minus the limp which
distinguished his ambles last year, was
on deck. f1t as fiddle. The rheuma-
tism is gone. Claude Rossman. rosy as
the fruit in the Red Apple League coun-
try. got IN today. He has been playing
indoor bail IN towns along the HUDSON
river
In the party are Ingerton. Wood,
Flick, jackson. Bradley. Latoie. Ross
man, Wakefield. Clark. and Secretary
Barnard
IF We draw our fair share Of luck
we viii make them all hustle, and I
can't see how as much hard luck can
come our way again on the heels Of
last season." says Captain Lsjoie.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
GEORGETOWN TEAM
IMPROVING FAST
Candidates Already Show
Improvement In Work.
6 0 OF PITCHING STAFF
Monotonous Program of Last Week
Will Be Changed-Had Stiff
Practice Yesterday.
GOOD PITCHING STAFF

Verify, it's an i'll wind that blows no
body good. The breezes that have
blown over the Capital City during the
past week brought baseball weather
with it. and the Georgetown squad has
been among the number to take Rd-
vantage of the conditions.
Coach O'Hara has had his men out
every day since Sunday. and already the
men are beginning to show q decided
Improvement over their work of the
first two or three days. Ferguson, the
big Holy Cross bOxman. together with
Simons. brennan, Mayock, and a few
others continue to look good, and II Is
no pipe to state that the Blue and Gray
viii have a stan of pitchers that will
prove a puzzling proposition to stick
wielders when they 90 up against the
GeOrgetOWn contingent
Stiff Work Next Week.
If the weather keeps fair. the local
institution Will be able to start in its
season on the 24th, when It meets the
Maryland Agricultural College at home,
much farther advanced in the game than
II was the same time last year.
SO far, the coach and captain have
given the men no real baseball work.
except to keep them busy at the stick
with the pitchers tossing in easy ones
To give the helders enough work to
keep them busy, and to give everyone
a chance TO get his batting eye in con-
dition. Next week this program viii
probably be changed, and the squad will
be formed into two teams. This wifi
give the men an opportunity TO work
up more in the science Of the game. and
Will also give the coaches the desired
chance TO begin getting a line on likely
varsity material
Season Starts on 24th.
II Is only two weeks until the game
with NJ. A. g, and by the 18th. it
should be possible to approximately
forecast what the probable makeup of
the team will be. This, however. even
then. viii be little premature.
Yesterday the men were out. as US
uaI, and though IL was a little chilly,
O'Hara kept the men busy, and they all
finished uncomplainingIy after the stiff
est practice since they have been out,
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
AND STILL THEY
CONE TO LIGHT
'' Dad" Whitney Is Now Ac-
cused of Bringing"
lis THE BoLDEST EVER
Lady Knapp, With Many Aliases and
More Sires Than Teeth, Made
Easy Killings

CHICAGO, March 10-For some time
there has been q rumor current among
Western trotting horsemen and frequent
hints made by the turf press that Dad"
Whitney. the veteran trainer and driver,
Of Des Moines, Iowa, was under sus-
picion of the American Trotting Asso-
cietion for having been implicated in
another ringing case.
He viii be remembered as the man
who raced the once New York Speedway
trotter Cuprum under the name of
MayIeone, and for which he was ex-
PEELED, with a good chance Of serving a
term in the Iowa State penitentiary.
Suspicious Were Verified.
This suspicion is now verified oy Sec
retary knight, Of the American Trot-
ting Association. who believes he has
evidence enough to prove that Whitney
raced the brown mare Lady Knapp.
2:09E. by Panic, Jr-, under the name
Of Mildred.
a. c. Bennock. OF Cleveland. who
made the identification of the ringer.
started to trace Mildred last summer,
and for this purpose ne Travelled TO dif-
ferent parts of the country, besides in
serting some advertisements IN several
papers
Figured in the Winnings.
During the first week in october. 1904
a brown mare named Mildred was en-
tered in the 2:19 class at Johnstown.
Pa, and her breeding given as by Mo
uuette She won her race in straight
heats. pacing the last two in 2:16A. On
October 13. at the same place. she won
the first heat and third money in the
2:1T class At Kamms. Ohio. on Oc-
tober 10. driven by W. Erwin. she won
the first heat and second money in the
Ell class.
At Cleveland the following week she
started in the same class. won the open
ing heat and again third money. she
being entered as by Milwood. On No
venaber /. same place. she closed her
season by winning a six-hest race and
making a record of 2:1554 in the last
heat.
Owners Made Big Haul.
She is recorded in the Year Book as
said to be by Miiwood." The race
surnma ries show that her managers
made 9 big haul by her and got away
with 1t, as well as with the winnings.
undisturbed.
Like the majority of the ring cases
reported lately this. too. is one of the
boldest brought 20 light. The mare was
allowed to race and win without any
further inquiry or investigation. and
even the official Year Book records her
breeding by three different sires. Mo-
ouette. Milwood. and Nutwood the lat
ter perhaps being a misprint.