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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
MAY "RECALL BIG
MEN GONE ASTRAY"
Bonaparte Says That Perhaps Weakness
Has Led Them to Get Rich
Wrongly.

Washington. d. G., Oct. 4.--Attorney-
General Bonaparto. when asked II il is
the purpose Of the department Of jus.
ticc to put some man Of enormous wealth
behind the bars for violating the laws.
as indicated in the presidents speeches,
said:
II hope all persons who have been 50
fortunate as to amass considerable
wealth have done so by strict obedience
TO the law and BY an exhibition Of all
the virtues which 60 TO make up good
citizenship. II. however, II should turn
out that, owing TO the weaknesses OF
human nature, one or more of them
have TO some extent gone astray from
the fold, we may. perhaps, take such
action as may recall them"
Concerning the Hartman ease he said;
1T may be some little time before we
can make public such decision as we
may reach.v
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
SIX NEW LAWYERS ADMITTED.
Every Candidate Taking Bar Examina-
tions Was Successful.

Montpelier Oct. 4--The examining
committee for admission to the bar
completed their work late last evening
and announced the following successful
candidates, who were admitted this
morning: Harold +. Whitney, Hermon
Il. Eddy and W. D. Smith OF Brattle-
boro. ii. Hugh Henry Of Chester, John
.C. Sherbune of Bethel, W: A. Granam
Of Hardwick, William r, harrington Of
Brandon, J. A. Wilcox Of Ludlow, Frank
A start of Bakersfield. These nine
successful candidates constituted the
entire class.
Three OF these. though they passed,
were not admitted today. John G. Sher-
burne has three months more study to
complete the required course, H. S. Eddy
has three weeks. and Julius A. Wilcox
three months. They viii be admitted
as soon as these are made up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04

Question Of Who Is to Take Care Of
Insane Patient.

st. Albans. Oct 4.-Considcfable IN.
tercst and Importance Is attached 20 the
case Of AIablc Mccalloum, an insane
woman OF Calgary. Alberta, Can, rela'
tive TO the liability Of Vermont 70 take
hack citizens who have become public
charges IN insane institutions IN foreign
countries This woman was born IN
Vermont, and for the past two years
had been living with her brother In Cal.
gary. She became suddenly insanc while
on the train on her way 20 Newport
this state. She was committed 70 an
asylum at brandon, Manitoba. The
Vermont authorities were then notified
that they would have TO care for the
woman, and she will he taken to the
asylum at Waterbury.
This Is a new case IN Vermont, and
statutes may have to be enacted to pro-
vide for similar eases in the future,
The proceedings that were used IN this
case are the same as II she had been
an insane paupcr wandering ON the
streets. as the state has no statutes
TO provide for such cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04

scene Is laid in q small Indiana village
number Of years after the Civil War.
The central motive in the play Is the
love al an old soldier, IVES BigeloW,
(played BY Mr.. Warfeld) for his adopt
cd son, the orphan child Of a former
comrades The boy has been given TO
Yves when baby and brought up by
Wes himself and his old maid house
lSeener. IVES considers .his boy" the
most Wonderful boy that ever lived. He
works for him. thinks for him; furnish
es him spending money, even blacks MS
boots for him; and it is on Nea' re-
eenlmendati3n that lie Is entrusted with
the funds the G. A. 4. members have
raised for new hall to deposit IN the
CITY bank. All the heart interest, the
hghts and shades, of this tender story
revolyes up8n the love ami devotion tnat
Is given out by the stepfather to the
bov. Warheid displays mis- remarkable
histronic powers as be has never been
able 10 aispiay them before, because he
mas the greatest possibilities that Beias-
60 has ever placed before him. AZ the
opera house Tuesday evening, October 5.
Tickets now Oh sale at the box Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
HIscEN FOR GOVERNOR.
The independence Leaguers Meet i
Convention

Boston, Oct. As a result Of state
convention held by the Independence
league at Fanuei hall, yesterday, the
following state ticket was put forward
by that party;
For governor, Thomas Il. Lisgen OF
Springfield.
Brown Of Brockton.
For secretary Of state, Dennis j. Ring
of Lowell.
For attorney general, William y. Os-
E For treasurer, Edward J. cantwell Of
RAIL River.
Clinton.
The convention was a harmonious cut.
and.dried affair. The two leaders OF
the ticket were practically aeiected
weeks AGO. The Others were chosen yes
terday afternoon by the convention, a.
the result Of report Of committee
appointed by the chair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
TRAMP BEATS WOMAN.
Revenges Himself on Family That Re
fused Him Food.

Oouawka I'LL, OF. Al Because he had
been refused food, tramp beat Mrs.
John Hathaway to Inconsistencies ana
then tying her four -year-old son to q
tree, burned him to death Citizens are
securing the country for the murderer,
Mrs Hathaway lay unconscious for an
hour. The tramp, meantime, took her
son into The orchard and tied the lad
to an apple tree saturated the boy
clothing with oil, sct the garments afire
and left. Recovering consciousness, the
mother went in search Of her child, and
found him dying
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
DESTROYED MANY CHECKS.
Lemuel Eli oulgg Did Not Want Them
Shown.


New York, Oct. 4.--Tnat he delih.
erately destroyed checks for s4a,sis 40
that he would not BE- compelled 70 say
10 whom the money represented BY them
was paid was admitted yesterday by
Lemnel Ell Quigg at the hearing on
street railway merger matters before
the public utilities commission.
sMy memory Is faulty. ! should not
like 10 attempt Il" be replied wnen A.
torney WINS. who a conducting the IN
yestlgatlon, asked him Il he could tell 70
whom the checks were drawn.
Mr.. Quigg went into details Of his
various visits 70 Albany during sessions
OF the legislature In the interests Of the
Metropolitan company. He denied, how
ever, that he was a lobbyist.
4 should say lobbyist was a person,
who hung around a legislature and
was open to any engagements IN con-
nection with u. in connection with tee
legislative business. ! do not consider
that ] was lobbyist at any time, ever
IN my lifc,s I've said when asked what
d lobbyist was.
"Is that because you did not hang
around the lCgislaturer asked Mt
lvins.
Il did not hang around the Legislature
al all, but from time TO time ! went
there on business In connection Will
my general employment by the com
pany."
and did the same sort Of thing that
the lobbyists dot'
"No, did not do the sort Of thins
that lobbyists do at all. appeare.
before committees openly aud without
any denial whatever Of my business
there
Secretary d. c. Moorhead Of the Met
ropolitan company was again on thl
stand yesterday and stated that he has
been unablee 20 locate the check
charged to the special construction
account" and that he was certain the.
must have been destroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04

Papers Read and ofaeeu Elected at
Windsor Session.

Windsor. oct. f.--The second day
sessions Of the Vermont Federation Of
Womrn's Clubs We're well at. nded and
great Interest shown IN the reports Of
the treasurer and auditor and Of the
various committees. The principal ad
dress was given by Miss Sarah Arnold,
dean Of simmons college o. Boston, who
gave lecture on schools and Citi.
zens."
Tho following officers were elected;
Mrs. Minnie y. Hazcn, ST. Johnsbury,
president; Mrs. Clark Mel Perkins,
Windsor, vice president; Mrs. 7. A. Da.
vis. Rutland, recording secretary; Mrs.
A. d. Moves. ST. loi.nsbury, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Jessie A. Valentine.
Bennington, treasurer; Miss Helena
Norton. Bennington, auditor, and Mrs.
Josephine II. Arms. Bellows Falls, gen
efal federation state secretary. The an
nual meeting win be held with the Wo-
mans club OF Brattleboro in October
1905
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
COL. rIMsoN IN HOSPITAL.
Found by Roadside at claremont, N. II.
Partly Unconscious.

Brattleboro. Ogt. 3s--Col. Julius G.
Timson Of Clafemont =. IL. formerly
colonel OF the % New Hampshire regi-
mont. was brought here yesterday after.
noon ~ policemen IT. e. Brown OF
Claremoht. and placed in the Brattie.
horo retreat. tsssi,
: col. Timson was found by the road
side in Claremont Sunday night in a
partlv unconscious condition. with Sc
we're bruises on has head. Some eN.
pressed the belief that Col. Timson had
been struck with an iron pipe. but the
officer who accompanied him to Brattle.
boro believes the wounds were caused
bv falling upon the sidewalk.
Col. Timson Is ia a serious condition
lie formerly lived IA this town, and be.
ean his military career here in the Estey
guard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
GIVEN A sIGNET RING.
Friends Of Miss Flora z. B. Barclay
Gives Her Surprise on Birthday.

A surprise dance was given Miss
Flora T.. h. Barclay in Miles hall last
evening IN honor Of ner eighteenth birth
day. There were about thirty couples
OF her young friends present. The hall
was very prettily decorated in pink aud
s,rav the senior class colors Of Spaulding
high school. commercial department, Of
whicn she is member. Gilbertson's
orchestra OF three pieces furnished
music or the dancing which was con-
cluded at midnight. During the eyen-
ing Miss Barclay was presented with a
beautiful signet ring from her friends
a. a mark of their esteem and memcnto
of the enjoyable occasion. Tne pre-
sentation was made BY Aliss A. Belle
Young IN very pleasing and well
chosen words. Punch and waters were
served by Ruth Morse and Grace Bar
clay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
ATE ToADsrooLs.
Nine Persons Made Very I'll, But Saved
By Prompt Measures.

Rutland, Oct. AIS the result Of eat
ing toadstools, mistaken for mushrooms,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Frnnzoni, their Ave
children and two boarders, o. Lunchoni
and A. Tosi, narrowly escaped serious
consequences at their homo In Fowler
They were still very III yesterday but
through prompt relief measures It IS
thought they win recover.
Franzoni, Luchoni and Tosi were in
L.e woods Wednesday and gathered a
considerable quantity Of the toadstools,
which are OF variety strongly resem-
bling mushrooms. They were cooked
for supper Wednesday evening AMI hb-
orally partaken Of bg the entire family.
Illness soon resulted in each case and
the mistake WINS discovered. Emetics
were administered promptly with such
good results that al the patients were
considered today out Of danger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
DIPTHERIA
CLOSES SCHOOL
ST. Adams Has Three Cases
OF Disease
ONE CASE IN SCHOOL
Sends 100 Pupils to Their Hemes-No
Real Danger, But the School
Board Wants 10 Be on
the Safe Side.

ST. Albans, Oct. 4.-The Elm street
graded school. containing 100 pupils
was closed this morning by order Of
Superintendent j. A. Aver, on accoun,
Of the illness with diphtheria Of Harold
Ryan, pupil in the school. The grade
which he attended was dismissed yester'
day when the boy became III This i
the third case Of diphtheria in the city
recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
" N
WILL HEAR CONDUCTOR.
Railroad Commission Continues Hear
ing on The Canaan Disaster.

Concord, II. H., Oct. 4--Tne state
railroad commission continued in this
city yesterday its investigation into
the collision on the Boston 6 Maine
railroad at West Canaan September IS,
but ELECTED no new facts of Importance.
Chairman Putney announced the hear
ing would not be closed at this time, but
wauld Be continued until Conductor r..
o. Brown of the passenger train, who
Is still in the hospital, should be able
to appear and testify.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
In COUNTY COURT.
Malpractice Case Not Yet Out Of The
Way.

Montpelier, Oct. 4-The divorce ease
of Eta Fuller Of RoSbury against le-
roy Fuller was heard at the noon recess
Of Washington county court yesterday.
A bill il brought for dcsertior. the
defendant Is still putting in evidence IN.
the malpractice case Of Lawson vs. Drs.
crane ana Hall. DR. C r.. Chandler and
Dr.. A. y. Bisbee Of this city were called
Yesterday as expert witnesses for Nthe
defence.
A warrant has been out several days
for Michael Brog1i Of Northfeld, who
VAS indicted for illegal selling but thus
Jar the officers have been unable 70 lo-
cate him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
rwo cases IN city count.

Two cases of intoxication were dis
nosed OF in the city court this morning.
George Brothers, who was arrested last
week. came in and changed his plea Of
not guilty to guilty, and paid fine Of
AZ With costs Of ST.30. A. r. Dnftee
nIeaded guilty to second offense and
was fined sl5 with costs Of So, which he
thought ne would be able to pay. He
was arrested last night by officer Cam
tsn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
A Distinguished vERmoNTER.
Scott A. Babcook Of St. Johnsbury Has
Great Great grandmother.

ST. Johnsh,lry. Oct. 4Seott Adel-
bert Babcock of this town holds the dis.
tinction 81 being the only child in this
section I'd possess d great great grand
mother, and It il doubtful II there i
another in the state
ne il III months old and the son Of
MI ard Mrs. Fred j. Babcock OF Wo-
lmrn. Mass, grandson of Mr. and Mrs
frank al scott of St Johnsbury, great
grandson OF MIR and Mrs n. II, Scott
of Barton, and great great grandson oi
Mrs. phila Bean 81 Glover. His mother
Il rs. his grandmother Just twice that
ace, the gfeatgrandnaother y ~, ana
the great great grandmother w.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
100000 10 EACH.
Philarthropist James Gives 100000 in
Legacies; Yale Benefits.

New York, Oct 4.-The sum Of ST.,
100000 ii divided into 10 portions Of
100000 each and bequeathed to several
colleges and church and charitable or
aanizations by the will Of d. Willis
James, the philanthropist, which was
filed for probate Yesterday.
Legacies OF 100000 each were given
to Union Theological seminary, Column
bia university Yale university, Amherst
college, Cooper Union, Children's Aid
society of New York, American Board Of
Foreign Missions, Hampton Institute, s..
John cathedral of New York and the
Presbyterian hospital Of this city,
All the rest 81 his estate Is divided
between lbs widow and his only son,
Arthur Curtiss james.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
cnNnucToR SMELL DIED.
Died Suddenly on Reaching Home in
White River Junction.

= White River Junction, Oct. Ar
Conductor A. T. Smell, aged about so
wears. who run between here and Spring
field, Mass, dropped dead after his re.
turn with his train to this plase yes
terday.
He was a veteran conductor, thirty
years in the service, and well known to
the travelling public.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
CROWDED HoBoKEr.
Has Smallest Land Area Of All Cities
Of 10000 Population.

Washington, d. G., Oct. 4.--The cen
sus bulletin issued today says Hoboken,
n j. has the smallest land area of
all the cities in the United States having
q population of thirty thousand or over.
II covers s25 acres. New York has the
largest area of 209,2lS acres, New Or
leans Is second with l25,600, Chicago
has III 447. other cities covering over
10000 acres included Boston, Spring
eeId. Worcester and Fall River The
total Indebtedness Of I54 cities in 1905
vas Sl,8lS,4l4,005.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
A NOTABLE EVENT.
David warfeld's Appearance in Barre
Star Even Of Season.


The most important theatrical event
ii the history Of the playhouse in the
coming to this city Of David Warfela
IN the new play "a Grand Army Man.
by David Belasco and Misses Pauline
Phelps ana Marion Short. This is the
attraction selected by David Belaseo to.
omen the new Stnyvesant theatre, the
most modern and artistic theatre in
America. Warfeld dedicates the Stuy-
yesant. which is heated in West 44th
street. New York, early in October.
While the interior decorators are put
ting tie finishing touches on the new
PLAYHOUSE, David Belasco is presenting
his famous character actor in few Of
the cities of New England, preparatory
to his New York engagement.
"a Grand Army Man. is play Of
nature. Belasco's best thoughts and
art have worked to make the new play
real product OF quiet valleys. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
FOUR ITALIANS HANGED.
Punished For Numbering a ban Whom
They Robbed

Lancaster. Pa. OF. 4.-Fuur Italians
we're hanged at one time in the jail
ward here yesterday for the murder Of
fellow eountryman, who was killed for
resisting when the four attempted %
rob him. They presented a firm front
except one, who wavered several times,
but braced up on the scaffold. All died
from z4rangllation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
vics-presidsnt American Bankers Asso.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Y. Field were
at Atlantic CITY last week Mr. Field
represented the Granite Savings Bank
and Trust company of Barre at the con.
vention Of the American Bankers associ-
alton, and was elected vice-president OF
the association for the state Of Yer
mont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
GOVERNOR GOES TO BOSTON.
Presentation of Silver Service to Bat
tleship Vermont Today.

Rutland Oct. 49, Coy. 7. D. Proctor,
BENJAMIN Williams, secretary Of civil
and military affairs. and Mss. Williams,
and Miss MYRTLE LOOMS, Governor Proc.
tots secretary. all of Proctor. Gen. and
Mrs. a. \. Norton of Bristol, and Col
ana Mrs. i. S. Kin3ley Of this city,
left yesterday for Boston. They VIII
NE joined there by Mrs. + =. Proctor
and Miss Emily Proctor, Lieut.. Gov. g
IN. Prouty and ether members Of the
executive staff, Tne party will be on
board the battleship Vermont today
when The states silver service will be
presented To TIE ship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
MoNTPELIERITE KILLED.
Body Ii P. r. Dolan Will Be Brought
Home Fer Burial

Montpelier, oct. "A telegram from
South Bend, Ind, was received today BY
L. N. Wood stating tnat the body of 4.
4. Dolan. who was killed in railroad
accident en- the Yellow Stone Park rail
road week ago yesterday would arrive
in this city t0nignt. Mr.. Dolan was a
former resident Of Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
b pitts Remains senseIess.

Rutland, Oct 4.-Iames B. Pitts Of
Shrewsbury. who was struck by a fall
ing tree while at work insthe woods Of
Il II. a.drich in that town this week.
has not regained consciousness since the
accident, and is not expected to hive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04

tAfee heats trottcd, the bay mare pena
winning easily. There were bnt thteN
entries Tie summary
Tommy Tompkins, bgu rolneroy !
Mlffh .hm., Fletcher ts.r. ,,..a , 2 "
Zine ssa1is, aieiA, 2iea.
The free On all. f0f a purse oi 5000
was the fastest and tie hottest con-
tested race II the day It brought TO-
eelher hcld of iiyr horses, The bay
mare iudix, owned by James Farley
the famous strike humkef, being the
latnrlte. Major nflno, tie hlk &, owned
ht James Gerard. ol Montreal, wnile
lnishng fourth II the frat heat, was
tue closest enmpftii9f ot JndiN hnd
pushed the geiilne The llMit. Had Mi'
na kept his feet In tie third neat a.
IA came under the wire would have in'
ished nrst. but bad break leit him
Ia the second place. Tie fourth aeat
resulted IN dead beat between JpdrA
and Major Brine. and - the race was
unfinished az sun down it wa postponed
until today. The time Of the second
heat was aiiiat. the fastest time made
uDan the track. This Nins for the
owner of Jndex an extra purse a sioO
ioF making the iastcst mile, snmmafyi
lu3ey. hg, Mckinney ..t.,.+,2 l ] 9
Major nrino. 81 y. Richard ..f Q
Frank s.. hr g- Thompson .s..i 2
Elizabeth s., hin. Harding ...s I
Sirdar. 81 g. Roland ..ss....s.s
Time. 2sl7, 2iiiA. 2siah, 2ils
Quarters IN second and fastest beat, N
3sgi<ia, ii05isi p, 1885 the mile
2tiiA.
Between tho races the pgike winning
stock Ia all grades q cattle was ex,
hihitel IN proces lan before the grand
stand. an1 was tae finest exhibition Of
cattle ever seen At fair In New Eng
/ land
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
A widdle-sized Dog.

Husband-what sort Of dog would
YOU like, my dears
Wife-Oh. something not too small
and not too big | don't want to make
myself conspicuous SouriTe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
AVER wILM0RE.
Former Barre Boy Married at Cleveland,
Ohio.

Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage in Cleveland,
Ohio. on Oct. of Alton A. Avery and
Miss Edna NJ. Wilmofe. Mr. Avery is
son az Mr.. and Mrs, Il. r Avery of this
city and for the past three years mas
been employed in Cleveland in the office
81 tie Baldwin & Moore Granite CONS
many M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
BUILDING INSPECTOR TOOK pRIBE.
j. P. Clark Of Boston Found Guilty BY
Jury

Boston. Oct. 4.-Fx- Building inspec-
tor Up. Clark was found guilty today
Of acpptinu $50 byibe from a builder
who he promised to favor. The jury was
cut IS hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-04
TRACK RECORD
WAS LOWERED
Exciting Races al the Ver-
mont State Fair
AUTOS MADE FAST TIME
White River Junction Again Thronged
with People. 1900 Being Pres
ent al the Fair Yes
teTday.

White River Junction, Oct. f.-from
racing point of view yesterday wa
the most successful oi the three day :
of the first annual Vermont state fair
By noon there were $4,000 people on tae
grounds and Of this number fully 5000
Occupied the new grand stand. The
racing began nt II o'clock with tho IN
finished 2i2i pace, $3.50 trot. Russell
Grafton. ch. &, lee. driver, won tae
heat ana the race IN ei2oh. !. o. B.
b.. pomeroy, driver. Three heats were
driven "wednesday. Rnssell Grafton
winning two This was for a purse oi
$3.50.
The first event Of the forenoon was
the twenty mile free for all race for
automobiles, for purse Of $3.50, the
winner 70 receive Si00 aud The second
$50. -Four cars were entered J. X.
Manley of Brattleboro had two Ford
ears IN the race, one siN cylinder tour
INC car and one four cylinder runaheut,
Walter u. johnson OF Essex Junction
entered one two and one four eyiindef
Buick cars. The six cylinder Ford made
the twenty miles IN % minutes, ~
seoonds and won first money Toe four
cylindef Buick was second the time being
20 minutes and IL seconds and won sec
ond money.
I The automobile races were conducted
without mishap Of any kind and were
interesting events to the large crowds
OF spectators.
Tie first trotting event as the 2:is
trot for purse OF $500. There we're
! four entries. summary
owen Dunmore, bs., Batcheider 2 ] ! !
! Baby Girl, bm. Harding ........i 2 ? :
| Dorena, DIM, Fletcher. ..........3 3 5 >
Young Axworthy, ca g. Nc
Kinney .....4..........
| Time. 2i24, 2.23h, 2;e5, 2s25@.
The next event was the 2:li pace
l2sfl trot for purse Of $500 -Four
horses were started Burlington Maid,
owned by George +. Whitney Of Bur.
1 hneton. icing one of the horses. Second
place was predicted for the Maid, but
| she disappointed her admirers by land
ing in third place. It was not race
Ineyeftheless, and Tobin. the WinHer, bal
no easy snap 20 win. The summary
Tohin, br g, PomHoy ......4.4.l
Il Bobby Nye, gg.. Harding .......-2
\ Burlington Maid, bm., Bowser 30
Il Biliv Hurd. blk. <, Gordon ......4 !
| Time, 2.ish, 2s16A, 2si5A.
Tie 2:2l stake trot for a purse oi
$500 was a procession in each of th'