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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
PHO[BUS.CQUNC|L MEETS
Decide Not To Try 10 Dispose o.
The Street Bonds Just Now.
THE MONEY MARKET NOT RIGHT
w. S. p. Shields Has Withdrawn His
suit to Recover Aia Check for one
Thousand Dollars Which he Put up
to cons.ruc. Water Works.

Tho meeting OF the rhoebus tow
council last night was one of tho
shortest the body has held in scvera
months only routine business being
Transacted. Probably the most i'm
portant action taken by the council
was the refundng to Mr.. Il. NJ Hast.
ings $l5O paid to the town for II
ccnsc to conduct saloon.
After the regular business had beer
disposed OF the council met in an
executive session, when several mat
tiers of a private nature were iakcr,
up ana disposed Of
II was $50 o'clock wnon Mayor /.
T. Fnrness callct the council TO order
and the Following members were Ia
their seats; Mcssrs j j. Loughrnn
George NJ. Sutler, c. y. Wagner. Geo
II. Lancer, Frederick Porter. Harvey
y. Foster and John l. Fountainc.
Town Reco der Frank c. I.arrabec
read the minutes OF the last meeting.
which were found correct ana approv.
cd by the council.
Mayor Furness reported fines and
fees collected in hi soificc during tho
month OF October amounting to 1884
SO.
According to the ropo OF Town
Sergeant William II, Williams tho
police department made arrests in
October.
viii Not Sell Bonds.
Upon tile advice OF Town Attorney
". II. Power the council decided not
20 attempt To dispose OF tho $9O.O0n
street Improvement bonds at this
time. The unsettled condldtion of thu
money market at this time. in NJ
Powers opinion. is against mn nd
vantagcons sale OF The bonds
Mr.. Power also informed the coun-
ell that he has been advised by Mr.
Is Gordon Cumming that MIR. W. s. p.
Shields has withdrawn his suit for thu
rccovery of the $1,000 certified chccl;
given NJ guarantee that he would
build water works In phoebus. Mi
Cunning, so Mr.. Power said. conceded
that the towns demurrer to MI.
Shields bill in the United States
Court was well taken. MIR. Shields
viii attempt to collect the second
check OF $500.
Judge Edgar r Montague appear
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18
RALPH BINGHAM AT NORTON

Ralph Bingham. personator
"u'n"rist' violinist. vocalist
racontour. viii be at Norton
FRIDAY night. September 97fh
! those who heard Bob Tavlor NJ
Norton Will be able 10 nut the
proper value CA the following
", winch are the words Of Senator
Taylor himself. u consider my
TREND, r a : h Bingham. the
oestall-round entertainer on the
American platform. " Tickets
VIII be pat On sale here within
q lew DAYS. Price OF admission
VIII be 50 and So cents
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18
OBITUAR

Mrs Marihs a Stewart wife az p ~
Stewart. died in big Stone Gap Sept i,ih
1907 st $3.50 O'Clock iu the morning sbo
was born January 18th. ls5i. age r6 wear. I
months and DAYS Protested 6.n St.,
christ when shout n wears ola. and lived ,
N''i'ti"n iiie' was irne wife and affection
aye mother and loved br an ,,.rs,,.
co win hor' was always giving good advice
20 oii' joined Che Missionary Baptist Church
immediately AFTER her conversion and r-..
"'p'ised hy Rev. J. &. Wells I'm STOCK C-s,t
Scots county. Va. at Mitchell Chanel v..
married to t. 10 Stewart Mar,h 2sn g.-f
was The mother of six children. ,hree or
"''m have gone on before and three ma. ,.,
io mourn thcir loss hut we shonl1 ro, 49,.
'i'of Der She said on Tuesday h,r,-. 81,
dIed that She was just only u,aitio,- 60 .t..
ga, q" come when She would Doe done .o.r..-
ing She was afflicted with a-on., III.
ABOUT eight years. WAS not able to a. ~
work. hut bore her Affections with Eli. .......
es' OF i"ruiude never mumerir- car .,,
PiA'ning about d.. She wa. tak.n h.s
nc ON 81 September and inst lived oi.-,.
> was unconscious all The time except
one u"s' on Tuesday the i0h She was
'.'''Aen with paralysis on Thursday might
'non' midnight and did not move her In
sue any moro except one time whes she
.''ss" Der Ten foot and on Sunday evening
'"' '"st Tie use other right side ana lar
PERFECTLY stan un She died. Whom dealt
.'A '0la OF hor ~helived only few min.
''''' She vas taken Co Norton oa he
n"inne of the 18th. whore She win De- laid
way ui tAe morning of the Resurr..f.on
hen she viii come forth
The funeral services were conducted D.,
'e'. .. A. u shuler with large crowd iB
Tendance
HUSBAND
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining nm.
called for at the postonice al
BIG Stone Gap. Va. Septem
Der 18th, 1907.
Miss Jane Browning.
Hugh Baldin.
Mr. VIM Barley.
Mrs Rosi Collier l2l
Alr. Richard Courtney.
Mr.. Chas. +. Dawes.
Mrs. Jack Durhm.
Mr.. +. J. Hamilton.
Mr. Dave Foster.
ELIZA Heron.
III. + Hinish
Mrs. Mania G.. Johnson l2)
MIS-. Artiny Kavlor.
Mrs. James Niassengin
Airs. Doce Necessary.
Mrs. Emmie Prise.
Dave Pike.
Jane Payne.
Mr. q G Proudfoot
Mr.. G.. b. Porter.
Mr. John NJ. Stout.
Miss Margret Simons.
Mr.. II. y Taylor.
w W. Warden
Taylor White.
Persons calling foranv of the /
Dove letters please state that /
hey have been advertised.
w. : Ross. II. NJ.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18
MAY HELP SALE OF SOFT COAL.

The advance Of tweatv fva
cents per ton IN the steam sizes
OF anthracite coal. which took
place on She LIST inst. al AN
Seaooafd points, will undoubt
'd'N result ia an increased de-
mand for soft coal. This will
greatly benefit Virginia and
west Virginia, and VIII result
'n Keeping up the prosperous
times which now exist in the
soitcoal districts of these States
IN" effect is already seen at
Norfolk, where the sales of soft
coal "f" he, end anything ever
rNp''''ncvd The Norfolk and
Western and Chesapeake and
oh'" railroads are taxed 10 the
fullest capacity in transporting
(" " from the mines IN
Newport News and Norfolk II
sadford Advance. :
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18
FROM KEOKEE.

keokce, Va, Sept. 16.-The
construction work on the Black
Mountain Railway Division of
the v. & s. W., is moving on
ward, and the two track LAYING
companies will soon come to-
gether and then the finishing
touch will commence. By the
10th of October the road will be
In shape for railway mail ser
vice So our people all expect
the postoffice department. bv
the instruction and recommen-
dalton of our Representative i'm
Congress, Hon. &. Slemp. make
contract with the Y. q s. w
Railway Company 10 bring the
mail TO our offices on this line.
as Star Route Contractor. G. +
Mcklroy, on Route No. l5.l59.
desires the Railway Company |
20 release him OF this service |
We call Hon. &. SIemp's atten- |
ton to this very important
matter through the papers. His 1
constituents here are expecting 1
nm to assist in getting them /
ailway mail facilities as early
as it can be done.
The Keokee Coal and Coke
company have their track laid
IN their main branch railway
Inc and are continuing the
work on other tracks. Xxx
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18
LoAFERs LOOK ouTl
Mayor Issues Order to
Police Guard.
Big Stone Gap, Va. /,

Big Stone Gap, Va,
Sept. IL, 1907.
10 the Sergeant and members
OF the Police Guard of the
Town of Big Stone Gap:
Gentlemen:-It has been re-
ported that vagrancy is very
much on the increase i'm the
town of Big Stone Gap Virginia
Your attention is hereby called
TO Section ., Article 16, page n
Town Ordinances. ssPublic Or
der and Safety"
ANY able bodied person who
shall go about the streets beg.
ging, or who shall loiter around
without any visible means of
support. and without betakin0
himself TO some lawful employ.
ment, shall be considered q
vagrant.~
This ordinance gentlemen Is
a clean cut one, and does not
need any construction placed
upon 1t by courts or LAWYERS
ana 1T is your sworn duty 10
nave warrants issued for any
ana all persons violating this
ordnance, and a failure upon
your part to enforce this ordi-
nance, you will be dealt with
as the law provides for such
failures.
Signed w. II. HORTON.
Mayor.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

1t Is estimated by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. that last
years crop was produced and
gathered at a saving Of S6s5. b.
100000 over what would have
been the cost OF raising an
equal crop fifty years ago. The
saving was accomplished bv
the use of modern agricultural
implements.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

According to IA German pub
lication, the automobile factor
les OF that country during the
past five years produced cars
valued as follows: In 1902
S2,6l3,0Oo; 1903. 50. SOS. 600: 1901
1920, 900; 1908, SIG. 600. 900: and
in 1906. S23. 10000
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

A dispatch from Nashville
says that $4,000 has been paid
to the Secretary of State by
corporations operating i'm Ten
nessee. this amount represent
ing the fees paid with annual
reports under the provisions of
the new corporation law.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

l. +. Taylor. who is proprietor
OF the Arlington Hotel here
VIII return 20 his old home at
Big Stone Gap about oct. LIST.
at which place ne viii continue
IN the hotel business. He is an
Ola and experienced hotel man
having been IN the business for
many years.-Coeburn Herald
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18
The TOuca That Heals

.,e '.arn nl kecAIeus Amiea Slre
..' n'Ircsi combination of Arnica
no"err aud healing hal~aln. ever ,,...,.i
Ell. No matter bow ola the s,re ~ ,,i,'.
To- in's >alre wlli cure &c. For burns s,ails
,ui' ""iuds ur plies. its ana absolute rrr.
NHai' n eed hr J. W Kelly. srur.is,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

An opinion has gone abroad
that a man in ordinary circum
stances cannot take in the Fx-
position at jamestown on &C.
count Of the great cost. but
such is not the case. Men can
spend as much as they desire.
out the man who goes to see
the Exposition can do SO nj a
moderate cost. Good meals can
be obtained on the grounds for
from % 10 SO cents. There is
no expense attached 10 seeing
the grea { exposition proper
after having once been admitted
TO the grounds. Hotel rates i'm
Norfolk and vicinity are no
higher than in other cities.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

'"'i y 4. th TIE CLERK = Office of fl,
sreut Court az the County of MIS-. ~,
ihe ird day Of September. 1907 a, Rules.
julia Ann rurnes Plaintiff
vs.
James Harvey Turner. Defendant
as CHANCERY.
iae object Of this sait il to obtain q a;
yofcc. "A NiNCULO MATRlNoNri, y,
'foln ihe defendant. james Harvey Tnrncr
And u appearing from affidavit on fle IN
sSia "iiice that James Haryer Turner i =
non resident Of tie state Of Virginia II !
sIt,'e1 lhat be appear here within fifteen
9~Fs after due publication ~ this order and
ae what Is necessary 10 pro;ec; bis Interest
~ 'h's SUIT And il is further ordered 'hot
cops hereof be Published once a week ~,
90. successive weeks in the Big Stone Gan
, ,'oSt' and that copy be posted al the ,ronf
ioof q ne Soart House Of this County as
prescribed by law.
A Copy Teste:
G a. JOHNSON. CLERK.
- - Hy y. W. liollyhcld. u. &.
= - "''"e"S p q. sept. ll.3s ~
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D.. fOx.
Fox & Peck,
Civil and Mining Engineers,
oFFiCE.-intermont BUILDING.
BIC STONE GAP. Va.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

lisolNiA lu Che CLERKS Office oe ,h,
circuit Court of Wise County. fa r,..'.,.''.,
the apth day oi August. 1907
ihe Virginia Coal 81 Iron COMPANY c,,.
p.aiuant
VS.
valley A. Tucker Reheeca rn.t..
Charles N. Brooks.
lN ChANCERY.
The object of iho above STYLED s.a s.. a..
i'i NE specific performance of a .o,tr...,
aatea June 4fh 1907. Wherein. ss
lr} a.. Tucker ior him self ana "a. my
authorized agent oi said Charles M rre.fs
"nd sae Nobccca Tucker sold and $3.50
,' convey io above named complainant i,.-
ana ~ bi.tA Is uf Mmersvnle W.
county, a.. as shown upon a Mn az
portion Of said town or settlement lno,r,. o.,
Dixon Addition. as
ana t appearing by affidavit fled Accord
PIG q" saw thar Chas. ~. brooks one ..f H..
5000 named defendants ~ unn.r.xid,,.r
-. "tAia. pc IS therefore ordered thsf s.fI
-"S, a. htyoks Gee appear Within IL fa,..
AFTER due publication of this order +, ~
''lA Vi'ee of our said Circuit C..pri a,-l
~ !, gay Is nee eSSarl q" protect has Interests
., 80" Z. p iAither ordered that this order d..
.'1ep once "a week Cor tour sn,,.assi,...
''''AS Peg ii.c liig Stone Gap pusi. a new.
pepper printed in thc County of WiSr ~
siuia.
Ayers ana Fulton.
Sailitt and Kelly
no ". NhalkirV. u.u San. 49,. ,.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

The Attorney General has
handed down an opinion in
which he says that young men
who have Just become of AGE
are not required 10 pay the
capitat'on tax six months be
Tore the election in order to
register and vote. II YOU have
become p since the first dav Of
February YOU eau pay the 81 so
20 the treasurer, get his recent
then 10 and register and vot.
this fall.-Exchange
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

Judge Samuel II. Bond wns
here from Gate City the other
day. Time is lenient with Sam
I'm that e has sprinkled 40 frost
on his head nor listed "a furrow
IN his check. lie Looks as
young to-day as When a.. WAS
mustered out of the service at
the close of the Mexican war
Wise News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18
SOUTH & WESTERN SHOPS.

The impression now obtains
m railroad circles that the sho, :
of the S''u:h x Western win
not be located az Erwin but at
hingsport- Ii is stated several
OF the officials were not en-
amored "f Erwin and there
were other obstacles i'm the
way. Let's trust those shops
w'li yet land in The Carnegie
addition Of johnson City
johnson City Staff
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

liz flows lik e electricits
through your veins; il does the
work; II You are wasting away
take HOLSTERS Rocky Monnt,
ssn Ten. IS cents. Tea or Tab.
let's Hamblen Bros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18

SUBSCRIBERS are earnestly re
quested to observe the date
printed on their address slips.
which will keep them at ali
times posted as 10 the date
OF the expiration Of their sub.
scription- Prompt and timely
attention TO this request will
save Al parties a great deal of
ANNOYANCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-18
LIABILITIES


a. " eto.S-S "a
s"'''' 'n"t Tie above Is trae stateinen, !,
zoe inane'-i condition Of TIE Rank al Az
f"'"oo'a. located a. Appasacaia. IN 49,.
STATE II Virginia. at The close Of business il.
Tue 22nd day az Aug. 1906. :. tb.. 49,.
a'y know lc,lse snd belief
+. 6. MANoCS. CssA.e,
tokRfcT--A test.
A. T. SIAltAen.
). q FtLLKE pir..,,,.
&. ". HoLLxl.
Stair os VIRGINIA. County Of Wise.
S@"rE 70 aud subscribed before nue. ri.
snd day sept 1907.
GKc. 1oRroN.
A. Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Oct, ss,h. isle.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21
YALE MEN UNDER BAN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 21.-Yale
football coaches nave discovered that
several more prominent players have
conditions in their studies. and the vet
Grams are emitting practise until after
the examinations in their conditioned
subjects next week. Yesterday two
elevens were put on the gridiron for
signal practise, but only two of the
varsity last year-Howard Jones and
Captain Big1ow-were in the line up.
is little doubt that all the condi-
toned players will regain their eligi-
bly, Guard Brides.
To help Yale develop the punting
game ex-Captain Brink Thorne, go. ar
rived yesterday, and ook charge of the
kickers, as DR.. Sharpe has been COM
PEELED 10 leave the city. Other coaches
who were at the field for the first time
were Jack Owlsey, head coach two
years ago and Paul Veeder, a back
last year. Bob Forbes. end rush last
was In town, but did not come to
the field. He was here on business con-
nected with the West Point eleven, of
which he is head coach this fall.
Under Thorne's coaching the feature
Of the practise was Cooney's p%unting.
He booted the oval hfty-five yards re-
peatedly. Yesterdays line up:
Left end, Howard Jones; left tackle,
Foster; left guard, Parks; centre,
Cooney; right guard. GoebeI; right
tackle, Captain Biglow; right end, Lo-
gan; quarter back, Dimes: left half
back, Bomar; right half back, Ber-
full back. Philbin.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21
SWEET MARIE
BEATS RECORD

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. 21.-sweet
Marie, 2:02, the worlds fastest trotting
mare racing at the present time, estab-
lished two worlds records over the Allen
town Fair half-mile track yesterday after
noon, One was for a half-mile track and
the other for half-mile track to wagon.
The famous trotting mare owned by Ed
ward I. Stotesbury. of Philadelphia, and
driven by William ]. Andrews came on
the track for her first trial shortly after
4 o'clock, accompanied by a unner.
The track was In fair condition at the
pole side after the two days of rain.
After two attempts at scoring Andrews
nodded for the word. Marie was trottipg
a good clip, when 1t is remembered that
she was always hard to get away, and
passed the quarter at a 2;06 clip; as she
reached the half the watches said 1:03A,
1t was from here that she showed her
real gameness and ability, as she covered
the third quarter at a 2;G clip and came
to the wire in 80 seconds, establishing a
new worlds record for a half-mile track
at 207.
At 5 o'clock the speedy daughter Of
Mckinney came out for her second trial
against the worlds half-mlle track record
to wagon Of 2:1214, also made by Cresceus.
As in the former trial a runner accom-
panied at her side. On the second score
she was sent away, and passed the quar-
ter, In 3215 seconds; she trotted to the half
In 1;oiA. The third quarter was covered
at a 2:04 clip, and she came to the wire
In 2aO8k. establishing another worlds
record by four seconds. Mr.. Andrews was
presented with a large bunch of American
Beauty roses Immediately after the heat
by John w. Eckert, the fair associations
new president. Sweet Marie was shipped
to Lima, o., last night.
Harry M. won the two first heats of the
BIS class pace. Nut Bell was sent away
far in the rear each time, but with an
even starr in the third also won with
speed to Spare, Ludwig driving with one
h I'd. Darkness then ended the sport.
Robert l.. jr., the bay gelding owned by
George A. OIL, jr., OF Newark, N. j., fin
ished fourth In the 2:19 trot. The race was
won by Club, owned by w. e. S~hackleford,
Of Atlantic City. His time was 2:16la,
2;17k. 2:171%.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21
MLAUGHLIN STILL LEADS.
Has Fifty-one Points the Better of
Morningstar at Billiards.

Tn the second round of the 900-point
billiard match at the Elite Billiard Parlors,
so Park place, last night. Ora Morningstar
defeated Edward Mclaughlin by a score OF
2S to $50. Mclaughlin, however. is still
the leader of the match by hfty-one points.
Both men played a clean, steady game
last night and made some wonderful shots
that brought forth applause from the
crowd. Morningstar got a big lead In the
early part OF the match. In the first round
Mclaughlin got a rum Of ten points and
Morningstar in his turn went one point
better than Mclaughlin. In the next
inning Morningstar made a run Of seventy
five points. while his opponent got but one
point. During the time that Morningstar
made his seventy-ive points he had a num-
Der Of Difficult shots that he made with
comparative ease. At the end of the
eleventh inning Mclaughlin had a lead Of
six points. but in the twelfth inning. Morn
ingstar touched the worries for a total Of
seventy-six points, which was the highest
run Of the evening, while Mclaughlin got
but ten points in his shot.
The men win play the final round Of the
match tonight. Following are the scores by
innings of last nights match:
McIaughlin-10, II, AZ, So, 20, "A. 70, 1O1,
125, 125, ISL, ISL, 164, 1854, 1872, 241, 241, $50.
Morningstar-11, Sc, sc, sc, 40, IA, IA. 145,
146, 146, 146, 222, 257, 27. 2S.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21
Baltimore Wins Two Gumes.
First Gane.
Second Gnme
ELEANOR WINS Upton CUP.
Massachusetts, Yacht Takes Trophy by
One Point from Dorothy Q.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. H.-At the end of
one of the ~prettiest races ever sailed on any
waters yesterday It was found that this
Eleanor, of the Eastern Yacht Club, of
Marblehead, Mass, and owned by Francis
II. Fabyan, of Boston, had won the Upton
cup, and that the Dorothy O., owned by
Gay and Burgess, also of Boston, had won
the second series and prize. She was the
first boat to finish, but was able TO concede
the half-time allowance of 6:32 only to the
last boat to finish, the Dorothy, of Balti-
more.
The race was sailed over a windward and
leeward course, running due southeast from
Buoy No. 8, near Thimbles Shoal Light, to
a point about a mile southeast of the light
ship on the tail of the Horseshoe. The
yachts had q fair tide under them In the
windward work and very little of an d
verse tide in returning. The wind was so
true that all the yachts made a spinnaker
run of 1t home, although there was just
enough Of a shift when two-thirds Of the
way back to cause them to jibe their main
sails from the port to the starboard tack.
1t was only a fair sailing breeze, as the
first boat over the line required three hours
and a half to cover the course. The stand
ing Of the yachts in the series was as
follows:
Eleanor, 12 points; Dorothy O.. of Marble
head, II; Dorothy, Of Baltimore, 8; Capsi-
cum, of Port Washington, L. L., 3; Sue, of
New York. 2.
In yesterdays races the Eleanor came
first on time allowance over the Sue, which
crossed the line first, bat was thrown out
Capslcum second, Dorothy @. third, Doro-
thy fourth.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21
PRIZES
FOR LOCAL
HORSES
NOminiOn Among Starters
in TrOtting Race at
Olympic Park Track.

A good harness horse racing program
has been arranged for this afternoon, the
opening day of the Essex County Fair at
Olympic Park. There will be three events
"a 2:3O trot, a 2:22 pace and a 2:20 trot-
each for a purse of $500. Prominent among
the starters of the first event is George
stengel's little stallion Nominion. This
horse, out of Guyless, by Guy Wilkes, won
the silver cup presented by Leigh Harri-
son from a good field In straight heats in
the Road Horse Association matinee meet
last Saturday at Weequahic Park. His
time was 2:3oA, 2:274s and 2:2sM. On the
previous Saturday Nominion trotted a mile
over the same track in 2:20A.
The entries for today's races are:
Glass 1 (2:S0 trot, purse sSC0-Paul elf
minlon, b. h., George Stengel, Newark;
Don, no; g., c.. f.. Lawrence, Newark
South Orange; Handy Andy, b. g., John
Rummell, Newark; VIII Clark; Oh. s.,
William schaqb. Paterson ernt I TtIforq H. r.
Judge Vincent, b. g., p. A; O'Gonnell, Pat
Wayerly; Director Van, blk. gl George 9.
Mecabe. Newark; Rubber, blk. g, w. ].
Class No. . (2:2O pace. purse ssOo-Chest-
n ngt S yellow SP KID a. a. Ig e, Il. s Al Jaeger 5e; New
ark; Ell b., blk. g., W. b. Atwaterl New
ark; Billy Craig, &. g., w. T. Coville,
Pennington; Bright Eyes. b. M, j. p.
Herman. South Orange; Romeo, b. g.,
Moses Hand, Lyons Farms; Lady Bonner,
br. M, George II. Boyer, New York; Lady
Elkwood, b. M, George Pattinson, East
Orange.
Class No. 3 (2:2O trot, purse sSOO)-Sunny
Jim, CHI. g., Mix Mulligan, Paterson;
Hampton, b. g., James Smith, Newark;
Cereal. b.. M, Theodore Pope, Freehold;
Trap Rock, 70. G. Francisco Brothers,
Murray. Chester, N. Y; Robert L., jr.,
b. g, George A. Oil, jr., Newark; Hamlet,
br. e., Joseph e.. Meyer, Newark; Lady
Estelle, oh. M, G. M. f. Randolph, Free
hold.