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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-27
PROFIT OR LOSS

Is the vital que ton with every
merchant. The right kind OF goods
at the right kind Of prices is the
policy that's successful. II YOU sell
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
tOCHREN NULLIFIES
A NEW RATE Law
A FEDERAL JUDGE ISSUES A
SWEEPING ORDER.
IN FAVOR or THE RAILROADS
state and County Officials Of Mime.
sofa are Told to Keep Their Hands
of-State's Officers Plan 10
Violate Injunction.

st. Paul Mimi. Sept 2i.-Judge
Lochren, Of The United States court.
on Monday issued an Injunction which
absolutely ties mp the states com
modify rate. law pending final decree
in the case
The order is sweepiug I'm its terms,
taking in not only the defendants at
bar including the attorney general
and shippers who were made parties
to the actions, but all otncr persons
ag We'll
This means that, even though the
county attorneys throughout the state
whose dut} IL Is to institute and prose
cute criminal actions under the law
were not made parties defendant IN
the suits instituted by the railroads
through their stockholders, vet the
county attorneys aud everybody else
are warned TO keep their hands of
the railroads while Judge l7uchren's
order is in effect
Not only 70 everyday enjoined
from taking or instituting or causing
or advising to be instituted any ac
tlon, suit stop or proceeding for tbs
violation Of said act. but anybody and
everybody Is enjoincd from demand
ing that any Of the rates contained I'm
the act be given Go them"
IL is reported that the state officials
are planning to violate the Injunction
in such Il manner that babeas corpus
proceedings VIII have to br instituted,
in which event the case will at once
be appealed TO the United States su-
prcme court, and the whole matter de.
termined there instead of going
through the usual routine, lasting
probably three years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
ARCHBOLD DENIES
II REORGANIZATION
VICE PRESIDENT OF STANDARD
OIL ISSUES STATEMENT.
THE GOVERNMENT INQUIRY
Into the Standards Methods, OF Busl.
nsss Brings Out Evidence as to
Control Of Tidewater Pipe
Line by the Trust.

New York, Sept. 24--John u. Arch.
bold, Vice president of the standard
OIL Co. was prompt in issuing an au.
thorltatiye denial Monday Of state.
Tnent, made earlier i'm the day on au-
parently creditable authority, that the
Standard Oil Co. contemplated q ro-
organization Of its affairs The urisi.
nal statement was called out by an in.
quiry concerning a conference which
II had been reported was 70 DE- held
az the home of II. H. Rogers. at Fair.
haven, Mass. Monday.
The ways and means hv which The
Tidewater Pipe Company OF Pennsyl.
yania came under virtual control Of
the Standard OIL Co. We're mfOlded
Monday in the governments suit
against the oil combine The affairs
Of the Tidewater Co. were disclosed
by the testimony of Robert Benson
president OF the company, and from a
mass of records and contracts.
The Standard was shown to own at
present 81 per cent. of the Tidewater
stock and, by an agreement entered
into in 1883 between the two compa-
nies. the oil business was divided I'm
such proportion that the Tidewatcr
did ll2 per cent. and the Standard
SSI9 per cent. President Benson tss-
titled that since the agreement In 1859
the business of neither the fidewater
Pipe Co. nor the present company, the
Tidewater Oil Co., had materially in
creased
Mr. Benson gave testimony TO show
that, under existing contracts with
the Standard, OF % per cent. of oil re-
fined by the Tidewater company -
per cent was sold to the Standard
and the remaining % per cent was
sold in territory in which the Stand
ard was not interested. The president
OF the Tidewater Co.. when asked
what disposition was made Of the re-
naming per cent refined for do
nestle purposes, said that the stand
ard secured 81 per cent of it,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
MarcOni Has Overcome All Obstacles.

Glace Bay, N. s., Sept. 24.-Declar-
ing that he Intended to stay in Glace
Bay until wireless communication
with Europe had been placed on a
commercial basis, Gugllelmo Marconi
said Monday: We have finally over
come all obstacles, and iH about three
weeks will commence commercial
transatlantic wireless service" He
stated that bad weather would not af
feet the service. provided the masts
and poles used In tn ewiceess system
remained undamaged; that the aver
and poles used in the wireless system
would be 20 words a minute, and that
the rate would be ten cents a word
for ordinary commercial messages
and five cents word for press dis
patches, This rate, ba said, would
be cut in two later.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Alleged Incenalary is Arrested.

Cleveland, Sept 24.--For trying to
start conhagration at the citys War
rensvile farm colony, that a large
number Of prisoners might escape, Jo-
seph KlogCr was arrested by the po-
lice Monduy afternoon and charged
with arson. iilUger, il is declared by
the detectives who arrested him, set
fire to a barn at the farm Friday with
the hope that the fire would spread 10
such an extent that a large number of
his comrades could easily get away
unnutiCed The scheme failed to
work, because the fire was put out be-
fore il had gone far.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Old Man Arrested for Wife Murder

Saginaw, Mich, Sept 2i.-Peter
Clark, 20 years of age, was brought TO
this city last night by Under Sheriff
Cunningham and locked up in the
county Jail, charged with the murder
of his wife. His home is about five
miles from Merrill Sunday night
Clark aroused a neighbor and inform
ed him that his wife had fallen and
killed herself having struck her head
on a cream separator. Investigation
showed that the woman's head had
been beaten TO pulp and there were
finger marks on her throat and face.
The sheriff found a bloody club with
hair clinging to IL.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Jailed for Contempt Of Court.

Wheeling. w. Va, Sept. 24.-Judgc
Dayton i'm the federal court Monday
sentenced John Reymer. a striking
telephone lineman, and his wife TO
80 days in the Hancock county Jail
for contempt of court. Some time ago
the court granted sweeping iniunc-
ton against the strikers, and last
week Judge Dayton made the injunc-
ton permanent. Two days later Rey-
Paer and his wife were arrested.
Their offense consisted of calling non
union men "scabs," and hurting abus-
i've epithets AT them. In passing SEN
tence Judge Dayton scored labor
unions for attempting to interfere
with the right of man to work
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
ArdelIe's Second Defeat.

Columbus. O., Sept 2i.-Citation on
Monday gave Ardellc, the Geers favor.
ite in the 2:O5 pace. beating by so.
ing in 2:O34 in the first hea! Of the
second weeks Grand Circuit racing
and finishing better in the final heat
that Rudy Kip won. This defeat is the
second for Ardelle in all her racing
career. Claty Latus won the Iloster-
Columbus consolation away from Jack
Leyburn, upon whom there was con
siderable ring play The 2:07 rOt
was Lillian all the way. Daniel was
the favorite in the 2:lj trot and won
about as he pleased.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
GATHERED IN BUCKEYE CITIES.
coaneiIs WnI Appolnt Justiees.

Columbus, o., Sept. 24-According
TO an opinion rendered by Attorney
General Ellis To l.. Aleton, county
counsel for Hamilton county, the city
council of Cincinnati and of other
cities OF the state as well, win have a
number of justices of the peace to
name Immediately after the coming
municipal election, to serve until Jan
uary / According TO the old law, as
interpreted by the supreme court, the
terms of justices OF the peace began
Immediately upon their election. The
Legislature at It's last session provided
trat all terms Of Justices OF the peace
shall begin on January ].
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Stone Dealers Try to swindle State.

Columbus, o., Sept 2i.--State High
way Commissioner Huston is having
troubles incident to the establishment
Of a new department. These troubles
come from the determination of stone
companies TO put OF upon the con
tractors for the state highways crush
ed stone of poor quality. No amount
OF protesting will prevent the ship
ment of such stone. The state com.
missioner through his local inspect
Ors Is rejecting all OF this. In some
cases the stone Is mixed with dirt.
OFTEN where screened crushed stone
is called for, wholly Unscreened Is
sent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
BABY DROWNED
AT AGOSTA MONDAY
Falls Into Wash Tub Placed
on the Floor.
Fifteen Months Old Child of Frank
Dali Meets with Horrible
Death.

The fifteen months old babe OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dall, of Agosta
was drowned in wash tub late Mon
day afternoon. The tub of wash
water was left sitting on the floor
while the mother left the house for a
few minutes to hang out the wash
ing. When she returned she found
her little one totally submerged in
the water. DR.. ogden was sum-
moned but the child died before the
physicians arrival.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the home at 10 o'clock Wednes-
day forenoon. lnterment will be
made at the Price cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
TRINITY CATHEDRAL
IS DEDICATED TODAY

Cleveland, o., Sept. "a, Trinity
cathedral, erected at a cost Of
81 100000 and said TO be the finest
church edifce west Of New York
CITY, was dedicated today with the
elaborate ceremonies Of the Episco-
rrl church. Bishop Daniel Sylvester
Tuttle, of Missouri, primate Of the
Episcopal church in America and
sixteen bishops from various states
OF the union, Canada and Japan
9ssisted Bishop w. A. Leonard OF
ono IN the ceremony of consecra-
tIon' Bishop Tultle delivered the
dedication sermon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
punlap Starts on a New crusade.

Columbus, o. Sept. 24-State Dairy
and Food Commissioner Dunlap has
started a general crusade against the
evasion Of the Aiken 81 900 saloon tax
by retailers who sell tonics and other
preparations containing alcohol. The
commissioner is very much in earnest
aud proposes TO compel druggists,
groccrs and other dealers who dis
pense alcoholic preparations to pay
the saloonkeepers' tax or clear their
shelves Of this sort Of merchandise
He will he aided in his crusade by the
bureau Of detectives and inspectors.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
WIDOW ASKS FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Mrs. Young Says Tobin
Promised to Marry Her.
Breach of Promise Suit Filed in
Common Pleas Court by Mrs.
Estella B. Young.

Mrs. EstelDa B. Young, widow,
brought $1,000 breach Of promise
sun against Maurice Tobin in the
court of common plesa Tuesday.
Mrs. Young claims that under the
pretense that he would marry her,
Tobin betrayed and ruined her.
The promise Of marriage was
made August 10, 1906, the plaintiff
relates in her petition. Since then,
Tobin has refused to set date
for the wedding. The snit was
brought through attorneys Mouser
q Quigley.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
celebratlon Ended in a Riot.

Latrobe, Pa, Sept 24.-One man
was shot through the head and prob
ably fatally injured and a score Of
persons were stabbed during riot
among several hundred foreigners at
Bradenvile, near here, Monday The
trouble urred between Greek and
Slavish factions which had gathered
to participate in celebration Incl
dent TO tie dedication of a new altar
in the Slagish church.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Says Phillips Tried to Kin Himself.

Cleveland, Sept. 2l--James Dunn,
who was private secretary for John j,
Phillips. the coal man whose death on
September has appeared to be
mystery. says that week before Phil
lips died he (Phillips) attempted sui
eide in his Office here. Dunn says
Phillips tried to shoot himself with
revolver and that ai'er desperate
struggle Dunn succeeded in disarming
Phillips It is said that Phillips was
completely down and out financially
and that he owed over 100000 and
had no money.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Luse's Big Fairylaud Show

This week at the Fair a.
spectacular production feat-'
uring the Thaw tragedy.
From the time Evelyn Nes-
bit first met Stanford White
until the present day. Show
ing the murderer on
Madison Square Roof Gar
len-llariy Thaw on trial
for his life-Delmas and e@
rome in a battle OF words
Harry Ihawin Tombs prison.
First tent North of Lam
brigger's Animal Zoo.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Fair Crowds Will Have
Protection.
MAYOR ISSUES ORDERS
Crooks Will Have all Kinds
of Trouble
Thomas Lee and Joe Thomas Enter
Upon Their Long Sentences at
the Workhouse.

Special precautions have been taxi
en- by the police department and by
the fair managers to handle the
crowds during the week and to pre-
vent fair visitors from being swim
died or made the victims of pick
pockets.
The police will have special Of
fcers and officers in plain clothes on
duty every day and night during the
remainder of the week and every
thing possible will be done to keep
the crooked element that always ap-
pears at this time. in check. The
police have instructions to arrerst ali
suspicious characters, and bring them
before the mayor who will order them
out of the city.
At the fair grounds city police will
be stationed and the fair managers
viii have a large force of their own
Officers to preserve order and to
protect visitors.
II Is expected that the record at
tendance will be broken during the
present fair and for this reason the
extra precautions are being taken.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Is Awarded Damages.

Waterford, Ireland, Sent. 24.--Lord
Ashtown has been allowed 500 and
costs in suit for compensation grow
ing out of the explosion OF bomb at
his hunting lodge near Clonmel the
night of August 10. Lord Ashtown is
one of the landlords whose activity in
the cattle grazing war has aroused
bitter animosity. He was asleep in
the lodge at the time of the explosion.
lie characterized the outrage as an
attempt to kill him, and declared il
was the work OF peasants from the
west Of ireland. The defense was that
Lord Ashtown had himself planned
the explosion OF the bomb.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
2:4O TROT. PuRSE s20O


Yankee Girl, S. Nelson Ramsey
sunbury, o.
Silver King, br. s.-Charles Wheel
er, Akron, o.
Leo s., g. mo-. o, Sage, Brad
'ner, o.
Little Mary b, m. II. II. Adams.
Redwood o.
Byron Lavish, br. s.-J. G. Hay,
Ashville, o.
Bright Eyes, s. m. Simon Baker
Marion, o.
Bessie-o-Dee, b. mo-. C. Danner
Marion, o.
Baron Norval, b. &C. A. Rep
pert, Kenton, o.
Dr., Mack, s. g. Ora McCurdy,
Marion, o.
Three-fourth mile running race, 2
In heats.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Railway Clerks Wages are Raised.

Toledo, Sept. 24.-Five hundred
railway clerks here, VINO threatened
to go out ON a strike Monday If de-
mands for increased wages were not
met, are at. work AMI there win prob.
ably be no strike. The Wheeling &
Lake Erie and the Ohio Central roads
have granted an increase Of wages
and negotiations are on with folr. or
FIVE other lines and II is thought there
will be no strike The freight hand
lers were back Of the clerks in their
demands.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24

2:19 STAKE PACE, PURSE $500.
Edith Burnes, gr. nm Dunlap,
Washington, G.. H., o.
Lottie NJ, b. IN. W. o. Ashurst.
Georgetown, KY.
Baron J" b. s.-L II. Raub, La
Rues o.
John Hancock, b. 81 Jamison,
Washington. G.. H., o.
Bill, Jn b. g.-J A. Watkins.
jamestown, O.
The Browney, br. s.-Nelson Hurd.
Marysville, o.
Mause Edwards b. m James e.
Edwards, Oberlin. o.
Billy X, bl. 81. N, kilgore
Kenton. o.
Toskey, Dam br. s.-J d. Fate
ICardington. o.
Etta Burnes, b. m.--B. B. stack
house, Jamestown O.
Harry Douglas, b. ga. q. Argue
Toledo, o.
Spooney Boy, b. g Edward Swish.
er Campbellstown, o.
Lady Carr, rn. m. w. w. Well.
wood, Mt. Victory, o.
L. /. r. s.. gr. m.-ClT Todd
Motgomery, o.
- ontime, b. &C. w. Phrnis
Mecbanicsburg. o.
Fanny NJ, b. MI. II. D. Farr
Eaton. o.
Beware Jr" b. s.-W. j. OBrien
Marysville, o.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Says Affidavit Is Of little Value.

Indianapolis Sept. 24.--lnasmuch as
corroboration is lacking and probably
not obtainable. eX-Gov. W. 5. Taylor OF
Kentucky, does not attach much value
to the affidavit of Mrs. Lulu Clark
charging John Sanford and Turner Igo
with the murGer of Senator Goebel.
According to the 6flidaylt, Sanford did
the killing and then joipsd Igo, who
was in waiting. whereupon the two es-
capped together. Igo is dead, as is
Gertrude KinG, who was with Mrs.
Clark at Frankfort on the day of the
murder
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
UhIsr censures Capt. Francke.

Washington, Sept. 24.--lu am official
communication to Capt Emil Francke,
who was commander OF the ill-fated
steamship Dakota, wrecked on Kiku-
kone reef, coast OF Japan, March 3,
last, George Uhler, supervising in
spector general of the Steamboat in
spection service, severely censures
him on account OF the loss of the ship.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
A We'll known SINGER Is shot.

Waterloo, Ia. Sept, 24.-Word was
received Monday that Rose lfttinger
a singer, was shot at her summer
home in South Milton. England. She
will recover, Rose IGttinger (Alrs
Francis Braun rs the daughter of A..
J.. Ettlnger, a Waterloo business man
stage in all parts Of the World.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
A Noo,inoe for Governor is Sick.

Balulnc r., Sept. 24.-Judge Austin
l.. Crojhsrs, democratic nominee for
governor Of Maryland, is suffering
from typhoid fever. He has been un-
well since last Friday a week, but his
illness did not take on serious phase
until last Thursday night. While re-
ports Indicate that the attack Is not 4
violent one il seems certain that he
will not be able to take any part in
the campaign.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
AT THE GRAND

The Rosar-Alason Stock company
Opened weeks engagement at the
Grand last night and was greeted
with a large house. The company Is
a well balanced one and presented in
a clever manner "1he Risk of His
Life" The leading roles were wen
taken care of and the support af-
forded was all that could be desired
Tonight the company will present
that pleasing patriotic drama, For
His Country's Sake. The prices to-
night will be 10, 20 and 30 cents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Fire Caused a Panic.

Wheeling, w. Va, Sept. 24-~Crossed
overhead electric wires ignited tissue
paper decorations on big automobile
carrying 70 girls dressed in white in
the Emancipation day parade here
last night. The flames spread rapidly
and the children leaped 10 the street
in a panic. a number OF the girls
alightcd ON their heads and were rem
dered unconscious
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
THURsDAY. sEpT. 2GrIf.
2i23 TROT, PURSE $1OO. 90

- $3.50 = 'hApif PioVsN NVs
Jack, r. 81. W. Lentz, Marys-
willie. o.
Lady Sullivan, b nv. G., Kelly,
Newark. Ohio
Fonney H., b. NV. II. Craig,
Mansfield, o.
Idlewlse, b. g.-J. G Hay, Ash
vile, o.
Yankee Girl, s. m.--Nelson Ram
sey, Sunbury. o.
Silver King, br s-John Evans, Bos
ton, Mass.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
Rallroad Must pay $4,000 Zine.

Denver, Col, Sept. 24.-The United
States circuit court OF appeals handed
down an opinion Monday affirming the
Judgment OF the United States district
court al Minneapolis last May decar-
ing The Great Northern railroad guilty
OF nying rebates. Under that 1udg-
ment the Great Northern Railroad Co.
was fined $4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
2.17 TROT. puRsE. SlON.

2:17 TROT, PURSE, 800.
Red Jacket, b. g. Vance Nuckles,
.Glenville, o.
Robert Volens. b. SC. L. Price,
Washington, G. H.. O..
Jack, +. g.-J. W. Lent2, Marys-
vile, o.
-Tellus, b. g.-J. s. Karnes, Canal
Dover, o.
Oliver Moore, b. s.-Coonruu and
Abel, Marion, o. -
Success, b. g-Tom Dixon, Xenia,
o.
Belle Mac, s. m.-H. A.. McCul-
loch, Troy, o.
ldelwise, b. g.-J. G. Hay Ash
Vile, o.
Lady Sullivan, b. m. ". C. Kelly,
Newark, o.
Fonney, H., b. NV. II. Craig,
Mansfield, o.
Miss Norris. b. m.-George w.
Raub, LaRue, o.
The Hoosier, b. g. Harry Dunn,
GAINESVILLE, o.
John A., b. &c. Albin, Spring
field, o.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
152 saIuonkeepers are FIned.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Sept 24.-One
hundred and Gfly-two local saloon
keepers were fined s25 to $50 each in
Judge fStuarts court Monday for
keepina Vtheir * saloons open last
Fourth Of July,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-24
HEAVY RACE
ENTRY LIST
Some Fine Sport Can be
Expected.
PEOPLE SHOWING NERVE
Want TO Take Ride in the
Big Airship.
The Marion County Fair Begins in
Earnest Tomorrow-Prospects
Bright for Successful Week.

That Marion county has people
who possess nerve OF the kind that
counts is the belief Of Mr.. Fuhr
the man who is to navigate the
ozone over the fairgrounds in his
ali, ship this week. Mr.. Fuhr states
that since he arrived with his big
aoater at least fifteen people have
asked 10 accompany him on one OF
his ascensicas this week. Almost the
same number have made like appll-
cations 10 j. A. Knapp, secre-
tary of the board Of fair managers.
And still more remarkable,
number OF women are in the list OF
applicants. just who the courage
ous ones are is not given out by the
All shh2 man and the fair Secre-
tary. They say, however. that 1t Is
not at all probable that any one
will he allowed to accompany Fuhr
ON auv of his dizzy trips. The
oeruonaut has never made a practice
of taking people with him and
probably will not break the RUE
here.
~ want to say, however, that this
is the first town where anyone has
signifed desire TO make an aScen-
sion" says Fuhr.
Fuhr is busy getting his ship in
readiness for the first ascension
which will be made Wednesday at
tcmoon at ! o'clock.
Exhibitors in all Of the classes
are bringing in their goods contin-
ually and the fair managers say
that the various buildings will be
taxed TO their capacity. The race
track is in great shape and only a
heavy rain will put it ont Of eondi-
iim. The race program will start
Wednesday afternoon.
Today the secretary, Mr.. Knapp,
moved his headquarters from his
uptown Office 10 the fairgrounds,
where he has been busy today get
ting ready for the big opening
Wednesday. Today is really the
lllNl NdN 'l lIt ldlI Dlll H't lu-
ttil Wednesday does the real excite
nrnt begin. Thursday and Friday
are really the big days Of the
week.
RACE ENTRIES.
, The complete list of entries for
the three days racing follows:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25TH.
2:4O PACE, PURSE 5000.
Toney D., b. nc. E. Price,
Washington, G. H., Ohio.
Harco, s. s.-Peter Laus, Indianap-
Iolis. Ind.
Edna Earl, b. mn. l.. Handley,
Redwood, Ohio.
Bessie Storm. bl. m. "A. b. Staley,
Dayton, Ohio
DR.. Corwin, b. g-Daden Welch,
Cleveland, o.
Lima Lady, b. NC. w. Curtis,
Lima, Ohio.
Borella, b. g.-ora McCurdy, Ma
rion, Ohio.
;27 STAKE RACE. PURSE $500. OO
Douglass v, b. &. Chester Sands.
Columbus, Ohio.
Lyradale, b. NV. F. Voegle,
Mansfield, Ohio.
Nina Patron, br. ma. J.. Wal
tier, Canal Dover o.
Lady Louby Epicles-Harry Dunn,
GAINESVILLE, o.
Czaretta, bl, m.-Amos Stout. Della
ware, o.
King Kiowa, b. g.-H. II. Free
man, Imperial, Pa.
Groom, b. s,-W. T. Sever, Wash
ington C. H., Ohio.
May Temple, bl. m. IN. w. Blair,
Mt. Vernon, o.
Sandbar, bl. sc. IT. Boyer, Mt.
lGilead, Ohio.
Joe Wilkes, bl. g.-h. S, Over
holtzer, Wadsworth, o.
Elmalire, br. m. Jonathan Hay.
Ashville o.
DR.. standal br g,-CliH Todd,
Montgomery, o,
Dovell, b. s.-Rostwood Farm,
Gaines Mill o.
Jack, +, g.-J NJ Lentz, Marys-
Vile, o.
Nominie Wilkes, r. s.-W. o.
Ashurst, Georgetown, Kentucky.