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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
Successful Operation.

Birmingham. Dec. 23.--{Special.)-- Senator Bankhead. who had to under go an operation at the Cunningham infirmary at Ensley last Friday, to have removed pus that had collected in the left shoulder as. result of the recent spell of pneumonia, was able to leave the infirmary today.
 The Senator announced that he was feeling fine and that he would now start on the trip to Florida contens plated week or, so ago. He expects to be in shape to go to the Senate early in January if there is no return of the disease.
 All day Sunday and this morning hs continued to improve at the infrmary.
 A number of inquiries were received at the infrmary as to the condition of the Senator following the announce ment that he had to undergo an opera tion. The Senator is not looking much the worse for the spell of pneumonia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
IMMIGRANTS INCREASE.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-A twenty-five per cent increase over the same period last year in the immigration from all countries to the United States is shown in the monthly statement of the Bu- reau of immigration during the month of November. Tn that month 1i147s immigrants arrived at the various ports against 94.2si in November. 1906. In addition there were 1.sss who reached these shores but who were turned back for various causes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
POST OFFICE THIEVES.
Chief Wier, of Birm.nghan, Believes H ag.,sxps Has Rfght Men.

Buckingham. Dec. 2S-(special)--Cheif of Police W. E. wier this morning re- ceived telegram from Post Office h. spector Zimmerman, at Dallas, Ga. to of Arthur Syfort, one of the young men arrested here on suspicion, had been identified as that of a man seen Dallas on the morning of the day be- fore the robbery of the postoffice at that place. The arrest of Syfort and a companion here by a member of the two young men had come into the cfry on the Southern railway. Several bur eIaries of stores and offices between Dallas and Birmingham followed the robbery of the post office mentioned. Post ofice Inspector Bannerman Is working on the case. Syfert denies all accusations against him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
STOPPED 4 FUNERAL.
Teamsters' Strike at Scranton Causes
 Complications.

Scranton, Pa. Dec. 23.-The team sters' strike, now in progress, caused an unusual incident at a funeral in West Scranton today. One of the mourners. on learning that the carriage he had hired was driven by a non. union man, refused to ride in 1t. There upon the President of the Liverymsn's s and Undertakers' Association ordered all the other carriages back to the respective stables.
 While the carriages were being emp tied, the man who would not be driven by a non-union driver was persuaded to change his determination and the funeral proceeded. The employers as- sociation has decided to withdraw all carriages as they did today if objection Is made to any driver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
PETTIBoNE TRIAL.
Only Short Session Held Account O
 DaFrovvs@ Illness.

Darrow's Illness.
 Boise, Idaho, Dec. 23.-Owing to the failure of one of the States witnesses to arrive today, only a brief session of the Pettibone trial was held this morning, and an adjournment was taken until tomorrow morning. Clar- ence Darrow was not in court and his conditions Is such that it may be i'm possible for him to be in court before Thursday.
 F. M. Sabin, an attorney from Idaho Springs, Colo, was called and testified that Lyte Gregory, whom Orchard said he killed at the direction of Haywood and Pettibone, was employed to look tion men who were charged with de- stroying the property of the Sun and Moon Mining Company in Colorado.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
HE GOES TO FLORIDA
SENATOR BAEKHEAD PASSES
 THROUGH MONTGOMERY.
Undergoes . Successful Operation in Birmingham and Will Recuperate. at Orlando Until the Senate
 Sits Again.

Senator John H. Bankhead, who has been i'll in sFayette, his home. vas in Montgomery a few minutes late last night on his way to Orlando. Fla, where he vii spend several days re- cuperating.
 The Senator showed he had been i'll. The lines of care are in his face. How ever, he was in good spirits. After a few days of rest in Florida. whither he goes by advice Of his physician, he will go to Washington to assume his official duties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
EMPLoYEs ARE RESPONSIBLE.
Says Court of Appeals Judge John
 Phillips in St. Louis.

Phillips in St. Louis.
 St. Louis, Dec. 23.--Judge John E. Phillips of the United States Court of Appeals today returned a verdict in which a railroad employe Is held re- sponsible to his employer and the pub lie in the case of Henson Collier, a former fireman, who sued the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad for dam ages for personal injuries received in a wreck.
 On that occasion the Katy Flyer" was wrecked because signals were dis regarded. The evidence showed that Collier saw the signal but failed to call the attention of the enginee1 to 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
MANY HOUSES WRECKED.
Dynamite ExplOdes In an Illinois
 Town.

Ottawa, H.. Dec. 2S.--As result of A dynamite explosion here today up- wards of a dozen houses were wrecked and glass was shattered In more than fifty houses.
 Several persons were lnJureds but none fatally. The property loss ex- ceeds $25,000.
 The dynamite which was for use in small quantities in excavating a sewer. was accidentally exploded
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
JEWISH EDITOR AsPHYxIATED

Coroner Trying to Deternine if Aeci.
 went or Suicide.
 New York. Dec. 23.--John H. Paley. editor of The Jewish Daily News. was found dead in his home at Brooklyn today ssphyxiated with gas which was escaping from an open burner in the parlor. The coroner Is trying to de- termine whether PaIey's death was ac- ctdental or not
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
rudorur p.rcel po.t.

Birmingham. Dec. 23.-(Special.)--- Copies iof resolutions adopted by the Birmingham Trades Council endorsing the parcels post plan have been for warded by the secretary to Postmaster General Meyer at Washington. There was not much discussion On the sub Ject two or three leaders In the Council expressing themselves fin favor of the proposed plan and the membership vo- ted favorably thereon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Rev. and Mrs. Willis G. Clark have moved to Montgomery and are living at 611 South Court Street. MT. Clark has for some months been in charge of the Episcopal Church work at Do- than. Enterprise and Geneva. He will
 be in charge of the church at West nEd here. He and Mrs. Clark have
 many friends here who already well come them back home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Lewis Wins in TweIye-Round Bout.
 Boston, Dec. 33.--Harry Lewis of Philadelphia was given the decision over Pat O'Keefe at the end of a twelve-round bout at winnimisset Athletic Club in Chelsea tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
THREE FIFE ALARMS.

But The Three Fires Caused But Little
 Damage.
 Three alarms yesterday called the fire department from quarters but in no case was the blaze serious. the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Reward Your Faithful Servants. Give them a pair of good shoes--let us fill your orders. Bullock Shoe Co.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Mir. Elmore Jones is at home on a visit to his mother at 105 whitman
 Street. He came from Porto Rico,
 where he is employed by the Govern ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Capt. and Mrs. Samuel c. Jones are visiting his mother at 1o5 whitman Street. They came from Del Rio, Cuba, where Captain Jones Is stationed. They will leave in a few days to visit Mrs. Jones's parents. Hon. and Mrs. Pow ell Clayton at Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Miss Hulit Thompson, of Birming ham. is visiting her brother. Mir. A. c. Thompson S03 Park View.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

early this morning by onicers Sizemore and Hall. The cases against the de- fendants were postponed until Decem. Der 2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
PREPARING FOR VETERANS. Birmingham VIII Give Them Royal En-
 taPfafwuae

Birmingham. Dec. 23.-(Special.)- )-At the meeting of the executive commit tee of the Confederate Veterans reun- cfaI Club rooms, J. M Wilzin was elected chairman and J. B. Babb sec retary, and steps were taken looking to the best entertainment ever offer ed veterans on the occasion of their annual reunion.
 The Secretary was instructed to write to all organizations in the city which will participate in the enter coming year asking for the list of names of committees and then gener- al committees will be appointed to mander-in- Chief stephen D. Lee, 1t Is believed, will announce the reunion dates shortly. sometime in June having been suggested by the local committee. Charged With Gaming.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

New Shoes For Christmas. Supply your shoe need at Bullock's, where you have the largest stock in Alabama to choose from. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

amount 1t will take and grabs q sheet of stamps at the same time.
 While the business this year 10 heavier than ever before 1t has been generally remarked by those who have had business at the postoffice that there Is more ssytem and everything is done with greater speed than has ever been the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

pr. and Mrs. W. B Hall have come
 from Sewanee to Montgomery and will live with Mrs. D. l.. Cobbs on Mobile Street. Dr. Hall. who for several years has been a member of the faculty of the University of the south at &c., vance, will reside here. Dr. and Mrs.
 Hall were accompanied by their little
 daughter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Mrs Henry Trawick and children. of Greensboro. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Flowers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

p s: :::s: 5;
 "The Xmas Gift StOre."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Miss Sallie Randy. of Athens, is vis- iting Mrs. A. L. Randy on Washing ton street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

PHONE 247 For Fat Turkeys. YELyERTON's PALACE MARKET.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24
I N SOC I E T Y

Miss Crook of Union Springs. on De- cember 2s. and they will go to New Orleans as delegates from the Alabama Chapter of the Alpha Delta Phi Soror- ity. which holds its convention there
 during the holidays. This sorority fs men in the world. having been founded in 1851.
 Miss ottie Gray of ocaia, Fla. will spend the holidays with her aunt, Mrs.
 R. H. Yelverton. 51s Washington Street.
 MT. Robert Henderson and Miss Ju-
 iia May Henderson are at home to
 speud the. holidays with their ,arents,
 MT. and Mrs. R.. M. Henderson. Mrs and Mrs. S. B. Trimble are
 spending are holidays with his sister.
 Mrs. ". W. Pearson. at their heme. Mir and Mrs. J. P. Morgan have gone to spend the week with her par ents at their home in South Carolina. -S + Those who will contribute donations to the Woman's Home are requested
 the Home as there will be a commit
 tee of members of the Association there to receive them.
 MT. and Mrs. John M. Monohan of St. Matthews. Ky, are spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Apperious
 at her home. TT Madison Avenue. ... < + Mir. Charles c. Boldrick is the guest of Mrs. Connolly at her home on Mad
 ison Avenue. Mir. and Mrs. Loren B. Williamson are the guests of her mother, Mrs. William Tatum. for the holidays. Miss Hester Borden, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. L. B., Pearce and other relatives in Alabama, has been called to her home in San Francisco
 on account of the illness of her father, MT. Ivey l.. Borden. She was accom-
 panied az far as New orleans by Mir.
 Pearce and son.
 Miss Fannie Gray Pearson and Miss
 Lidie Clark have gone to Jacksonville Fla. to spend the holidays with friends. pr. and Mrs. W. B. Hall have come from Sewanee to Montgomery and will live with Mrs. D. l.. Cobbs on Mobile
 Street. pr. Hall. who for several years has been a member of the faculty of the University of the south at Sc- vance, will reside here. Dr. and Mrs.
 Hall were accompanied by their little
 daughter.
 Capt. and Mrs. Samuel G. Jones are visiting his mother at 105 Whitman Street. They came from Del Rio, Cuba, where Captain Jones Is stationed. They | will leave in a few days to visit Mrs. Jones's parents. Hon. and Mrs. Pow | ell Clayton at Washington. Mir. Elmore Jones is at home on a
 visit to his mother at 105 whitman Street. He came from Porto Rico,
 where he is employed by the Govern ment.
 | Rev. and Mrs. Willis G. Clark have
 moved to Montgomery and are living
 at S11 South Court Street. MT. Clark | has for some months been in charge
 of the Episcopal Church work at Do. | than, Enterprise and Geneva. He will
 be in charge of the church at West
 nEd here. He and Mrs. Clark have
 many friends here who already well
 come them back home. Miss Hulit Thompson. of Birning
 ham. is visiting her brother, Mir. A. C. Thompson 302 Park View. l Mrs. Henry Trawick and children. of | Greensboro. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Flowers.
 | Miss Sallie Randy. of Athens, is vis- iting Mrs. A. l.. Randy on Washing I ton street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Miss Fannie Gray Pearson and Miss
 Fla. to spend the holidays with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

GoVernor and Mrs. B. B, Conner have announced the engagement of theii daughter. Miss Catherine Conner. and MT. William M. Buck of Port Dover Canada. the marriage to take place January at their home in Birming- ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Miss Hester Borden, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. L. B., Pearce and other relatives in Alabama. has been called to her home in San Francisco on account of the illness of her father. MT. Ivey l.. Borden. She was accom- panied az far as New orleans by Mir. Pearce and son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-24

Miss wildie Hibbler sister of Mrs. Willis Gaylord Clark, is the guest of the Misses Woods on Moulton Street
 Miss Hibbler will be joined here by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
DAUGHTERS HAVE
AN AGREEABLE DAY
Celebration at the Exposition a
Pleasant Feature of Annual
Meeting. A.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.l


JAMEsTowN EXPOSITION
GROUNDS. October 11.-Thts was
officially known as Daughters OF the
American Revolution Day. and Cover
nor Charles E. Hughes. OF New York:
Governor Claude a. Swanson. Of Vir-
ginia: Hon. Harry ST. George Tucker,
president of the exposition. and Mrs.
Donald Mclean. preGdent-general OF
the Daughters. were the principal
speakers for the celebration.
The exercises were held In tho
Mrs. Mclean presided. and introduced
the other speakers. Mrs. Samuel w.
Jamison. OF Roanoke. State regent for
Virginia, delivered the address of
welcome to the Daughters. President
fuckers was an address welcoming
them to the exposition. Each of the.
distinguished Governors present spoke
In pleasing vein before the ladies'.
and We're literally applauded.
After the Auditorium exercises had
been concluded the official party OF
Daughters We're entertained at 1un-
cheon in the Swiss Village by the En-.
position Company.
Prominent Ladie. Present.
Among the prominent ladies who
We're present for the day. and who aoc-
+ Sc
Spillman. vice-president for West Vtr-
gtnia; Mrs. Henneberger. of Virginia:
Mrs. Parks. Of Georgia: Mrs. Howard
L. Hodgkins. OF Washington; Miss Benz
ming, of Georgia; Mrs. j. E. Gadsby.
historian: Mrs. Harry st. George
Tucker. Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs.
"A. s. Green. Dr.. Anita McGhee. Mrs.
Claude a. Swanson and Mrs. Hugh
Gordon Miller, of New York.
The ladies' found much to interest
them at the exposition. but were most
attracted by the Department OF Hiss
tory and Education.
The Virginia Building was the seems
of two receptions to-day. one this az
ternoon by Governor and Mrs. swan-
son, to the Daughters of the American
Revolution. and the other this even
ing, by the Governor and Mrs. Swans
son. In honor Of Governor and Mrs.
Charles E. Hughes. of New York. Both
Of these, especially the one OF this
evening. were elegantly appointed and
attended by large and distinguishes
numbers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12

Among those who occupied boxes at the
horse show last nigh. We're the following.
Box No. s-Mr. S. w. Travers. Mrs. s. w.
Trayers. Mrs A. A. Boyer, OF East Orange.
N. j.: Mrs PattIson. Miss Edythe Byrd
Smith, Miss Beulah Pattison, Or. Darrlck.
Box No. AIRS. William w, Munford.
NJ. Henry Delaney Ashley
Box No. 5-Miss Elizabeth King. Mrs.
Charles Il. Dickinson, Miss Maria Milnes, Mr..
Gessner Harrison, Mr.. John rutherford, Mr..
a. C. Mckenney.
Box No. e-Mr. and Mrs. John q. Shelley,
Miss Eva v. Shelley. Miss Violet DevereuS,
MI. and Mrs. Whitley, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
llems, New York; MIR. crowder, Mr.. Mercer,
Dr.. Dunford.
BOX No. Mrs John S. Wise. Mrs. Lyons
pemberton, Miss Ellen Douglas Wise. Mrs. j.
Chopper Wise.
Witt. Miss Foster. Mr.. Nelson Robbins, Mr..
Box No. 9-John Landstreet, Mrs. John
Iandstreet, Mrs. II. C. stuart Miss Edith
OKeefe. Tennessee; Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. VIII
llngham, Jr.
A j. Montague, Mrs. a. ]. Gray. Mrs, Rob
o.; r. Hosklns Miss Taylor, Mr.. James j.
Hickey, Mr.. a, ]. Gray,
Eos No. 12-Mr. and Mrs. ". Q. Noting
Miss Noting, Miss Susie Mcclure, Miss Mar,
BOX No. l4-General William Ruffin Cox
Mrs, William Ruff!n Cox. Mrs Joseph Blount
CheHhire. North Carolina Rev, Stephen Var
Ransala New York.
\ Box No, 1b--Mr. A. II, Burr, Mrs, A, II
| Burr, Mrs. OIL. Sands, Miss Talcott Miss
Cole. Mrs w. II. Brittinghem
Bon No. 16--Mr. ca F. McDermott, OF
washington, ., e.: Mrs John G, Corley, Mrs
| Frank Corley, Mr.. Henry Rrander.
Box No.&l7--Mrs. y. a, saunders Mrs
Il. a. Saunders Jr.. Miss Lola Brown, y
-+t-1rAr-Saunders, Edmund a, Saunders
BOX No, lS--Aiiss Sargent OF Boston, Mis-
Coles. Miss Royal. Mra, 7. Boiling. Mr., n
i Bulling, MIR. II, NJ. Boiling,
BOX No. l9--Mr. Alex, Hamilton. Mr.. AM
MRS Charles II, Plummcr, Miss Sarah Ham
4 ilton, Mr., Robert Campbell, Mr.. NJ. G, Hall
i MI, r, L. Conquest, Jr
4 BOZ No, as--Mr. and Mrs, Wexford Reed
Mr.. and Mrs, James II Cannon, Miss Mctiee
Il Miss Travers, 38s
i Rox No. 7se--c. y, Doyle Miss Reyaas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
y. Roo.r. Nelson. Mr.. wyndhan r. Mere

Rev. Robert Nelson. Mr.. wyndham r. Mere
.i box No. 7o-T. H. Elicit. Mrs. T: II. FL
lett Mrs. james Y Wnehes1er' Memphis Memphis;
Tenn; Mrs Frank Brown. Or. Arm'stead
Box No. 71-Mr. Thomas L. Moore. Mrs.
Henry w. Davis, Miss Stella Moore, MISS
nEnnie Crenshaw, Miss Stephte Dial. Mr.. j.
RI Munford, Mr.. E. A. Williams.
Box No 7a-Mr. w. z. Harris, Mrs. :.
%. Harris OF Sabot Hill. Va: Master Hardin
Ifnrrls. Miss Mary Leonard Harris.
BOX No. 75-Mrs. H. W. Ellerson. MI; ano
Mrs. w. D. Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. william
BOX No. Ts-s1r. W. F. LaBonta. Mrs w.
F. 1.aBonta, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Wayt, ME.
and Mrs Edgar Allan. Jr.. Miss Marian
SIictaux, Powhatan.
Box No. 7T-1lr. Albert Kramer, Mrs. Al :
,,ert Kramer, Mrs. n. Il. Lefew. OF Wash :
inrton. D. c., Miss Daisy Hancock, MISS
Sathalia kramer Mr.. John Kee.
BOX No 1e-Alrs. c. E. Whttlock, Arcn :
deacon swan and Mrs. swan. OF sacramento
cal; Miss Elizabeth Whitlock Allen .. D.
Box No. so-Mr o. H. Berry. Miss Miller.
OF New York: Miss Martha Clarke MISS
Josephine Clarke. Miss Clarke, Mr.. arthur
"a clarke. Mr. N. 10TH OF Waynesooro.
ROY No. s1-Mrs. r. a. Patterson. MIS-,
claude waller, Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Chamber
,ayne. Mr. and Mrs. a. w. Patterson. MISS
Dilinrc. Hon. c. e. Nicol.
Rox No s3-w NJ Habliston. MRS. Z, =.
Soitine Mrs. Colonel A. Sidney Buford. MISS
DuhYins. Mrs N. e. Noting. Colonel az. SID
ney Buford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12
OBITUARY
Captain Charlie. H. Garter.

cLAREMoNT. VA. October Ii
Of this place, died last Tuesday morn
ing at o'elock at the hsd ripe the osa nome
Of his daughter, Mrs. W. w. MAGE.
His remains were Inferred in the Clare
mont Cemetery Wednesday afternoon
The Rev. o'Neil oficiated at the ,,I IN
neral. He leaves to mourn one daush-
ter, Mrs. w. w. Nlagee, and three sons
M. Carter, OF the Klondike gold fields;
a. B. Carter, OF Merrimac. Mass, ana
"A. II. Carter. OF C!aremont.
Raymond Martin.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
-URBANNA. VA, October 11.-Tte re-
mains OF Raymond Martin, aged seven
teen years. nephew OF the wife of Cap
tain William Fitzhugh, proprietor of
the Ross House, In urbanna, were
brought here last Tuesday evening
from Norfolk. where young Martin
died at the Protestant Hospital. The
funeral services were held on yester-
day, and interment was at "Hervick,"
Prof. y. Pollard Itlvcs.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, October 11.-Profes-
sor J. Pollard Rives died here early
this morning at his home in Bramble-
ton. after an illness Of four years.
He was we'll known In musical circles.
and was at one time orsanist for one
of tho prominent churches here. He
leaves widow and brother.
*. ID. Urauhnrt.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA. October 1.-THE
funeral OF *. D. Urauhart, the we'll
known travelling salesman. took place
this afternoon from College ELL Bap-
fist Church in the presence OF an i'm
,nense congregation. The interment
was at Spring Hill.
Charles Henry Chase.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
! NORFOLK, VA, October 11.-Mr.
Charles Henry Chase, aged seventy
four years, died this morning at his
home In South Norfolk.
William F. IIoltzmun.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October IL
| William +. Holtzman, lawyer and real
estate operator. who was stricken with
| paralysis Tuesday afternoon. died In
| this city to-day without having re-
| gained Consciousness.
William II. Hoffman was the son
Of Rev. Thomas Holtzman.5 He was
born September Z, 1870. II! Rappafan-
mock county, Va. He had resided in
washington since the war At the age
| OF sixteen or seventeen years young
Ioltzman went to Platte county, Mo
| At the breaking out of the Civil War
| he enlisted in one Of the Missouri reg
| iments and served in the Confederate
Army under General Price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-12

james W. Graves: third, Black Socks.
exhibitor. Mrs. NJ c. Jackson; fourth.
Allan Breck. exhibitor Hon. Joseph E.
Class l2-horses and runabouts-hrst
Howard: second. Geraldine. exhibitor
H. ". spratley; third. oriole. exhibitor
hibitor Sandy Point Farm.
Class 27--pair of ponies in harness.
not over l41-iirst, Clydevale Champion
and ). cl id,n, Champion II; exhibitor
cess and Welsh Rareblt, exhibitor Elsi-
more Farm; third. Frocks and Frills,
eXhi bitor Sandy Point Farm: fourth.
Daffodtl and Jonqui!. exhibitors Mrs.
Class 2s-saddie horses 10 and under
15.2-f1rst. Durham, exhibitor Rufus L..
P E,ati i, second; Reliance, exhibitor
hibitor Rufus L. Patterson: fourth, Ra-
diant. exhibitor Mrs. Allen Potts.
Class 10, tande ms. wheelers not over
ISL:
/. Kitty Grey and Norena. Fairmont
Farm.
.. Phoebe Walton and Marie Temp
lest, Sandy Point Farm.
:; Fad and Folly. lehman Strauss.
Glass ~, hunt, teams:
!. Union County. Westchcster Farm
2. Keswick. Julian Morris.
3. Deep Run. james w. Graves.
4. Riverside. NJ. C. Jackson.
Class II. harness horses, ladies to
drive:
l. Phoebe Walton and Marie Temp
est. Sandy Point Farm.
2. Kitty Grey and Norena, Fair
mont Farm.
Glass 13, ride and drive horses:
/. Lady Mcdonald. exhibitor. Miss
| Dorenus.
3. Reliance, exhibitor. Elsmore Farm
8. Artist Novel. exhibitor, Elsmore
Farm.
ley.
]. Team, exhibitor, George Watson
Q. Team, exhibitor. Paramount Farms
s. Team exhibitor, Lehman Strauss
1 Class 40. ladies' hunters, ladies to
i. David Gray. exhibitor. Julian Nor
2. Taconlte, exhibitor, westchester
:. Maysby, exhibitor, Julian Morris
4. Christine, exhibitor. Harvey Swain