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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25
WIFE SLAYER DIES IN CHAIR.
Lawyer Patrick Made Vain Effort TO
Save johnson from Death.

Ossining, June 4.-JOhn Johnson. who
killed his wife because she would not re-
ceiys him at her homo when he returned
from term in Sing Sing, was electro
euted In the prison to-day
johnson secured several stays Of exc
cUtion through the legal advice OF Law
yer Albert T Patrick. who. while he was
awaiting death for the murder OF old mill
llonalre Rice. was in the death house with
Johnson. and gave him much information
which was used in the courts.
Patrick was much interested in Johnson.
even after his own sentence had been
committed by Gov. Higgins, and Is said
to have been very nervous to-day when
the time for his friends execution drew
near.
Johnson was put in the death chair at
5:5l o'clock. and a moment later the cleo
trio current was turned through his body.
Two shocks We're given. as usual
Johnson lived at No. - Moquet street,
Yonkers lie killed his wife while she
was sitting on the stocp Of her home with
their two young sons. She had refused
to speak to him when lie approached.
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NEUTRALS TO GAIN
Peace Conference Takes Up
Matter of Mine Laying.
TWO PROPOSALS SUBMITTED
Chinese Delegation Accepts Red
Cross as Emblem of Geneva Com
tive Declares His Country VIII
Use the Crescent In Its Stead.

The Hague. June 2L-The commission
OF the peace conference. at the proposal
of Count TornielH. head of the Italian
delegation. has appointed two subcom-
missions.
The first will deal with mine laying,
the bombardment Of ports, and the ex-
tension Of the Geneva convention regard
ing naval warfare. The second will deal
with the question Of neutrality.
Gen. Porter, Of the American delega-
ton submitted a proposal in reference
10 the bomhardment Of ports and non
fortified towns. 1t was not read. but it
is understood that it was form ulated
after a consultation Of the naval powers,
and that it was approved By Great
Britain
Sir Ernest Sat0W gave notice of pro-
posal regarding mine laying. which Ger
many supports. II is hoped thereby to
remove the danger to commerce by float
ing mines.
The Chinese delegate announced that
China accepted the Red Cross as the
emblem Of the Geneva Convention. mas
much as it had been explained that it
had not, In this connection. any religious
significance. Tlrkhan Pasha, on the
other hand. maintained the Turkish OPP
position He said that Turkey would use
the crescent
At the session Of the fourth commission
Prot. Martens presiding, It was an
nounced that the work Of the commission
would be subdivided.
Important proposals were submitted by
the American and British delegates. Mr.
Choate gave notice OF a resolution to
render inviolable the private property Of
a belligerent az sea. The British attitude
toward Mr Choate's resolution is not
announced.
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JOHNSON NOT IN RACE.
Secretary 10 Minnesota Governor
Denies Alleged Interview.

S. Paul, june Eft didn't say in
Omaha, as reported, in news dispatch
from that city. that I was authorized to
announce Gov. John a. Johnson's candi-
dacy for the Democratic Presidential
nomination"
This statement was made by Frank A.
Day, secretary to Gov. Johnson, when he
reported at St. Paul to-day.
\ telegram in the morning papers said
Mr.. Day had officially announced John
son as a rival Of W. J. Bryan for the
Democratic nomination. What l did
say" explained Mr.. Day. was that Gov.
Johnson had discouraged the efforts Of
his friends TO make Of him a Presidential
candidate. Anything else am quotsd as
saying is Il manufactured story"
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Charged with Misuse Of ,JoiIs

Los Angeles. Cal. June 24.-Ollie J.
Watkins. Dr. c. p. V Watson. and J.
". Lawrence. all Of whom either are
now or have been in the past connected
in an official capacity with the Cali
fornia Fruit Growers Association.
were arrested Saturday night on q
charge OF using the mails with intent
10 defraud. The complaint was signed
by Post-of5ce Inspector Frank Stew
art Since the arrest the men have
had attorneys making strenuous ef
forts 10 get bondsmen. They arc con-
fined in the county Jail
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LA TOILETTE ON NEW TACK.
wisconsin Senator Does Not Favor
Roosevelt for Another Term.

Sioux City, Iowa. June Ex-senator
Robert N. La Toilette, Of Wisconsin. has
no idea that President Roosevelt will
recant his declaration that he would not
be a candidate for denomination
The Wisconsin statesman further de-
clarns that the present thlrd-term talk
is greatly to be deplo:ed. as It makes out
case Of plain iusincerity against the
President.
Senator La Toilette gave expression TO
these views while passing through here
to-day en- route 20 South Dakota on a
lecture four His words caused much
speculation. as he has been widely quoted
as an ardent Roosevelt third-term advo-
cate
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MUTINEERS WILL BE PUNISHED
Trouble in store for RingIcaders Of
French Troops in Revolt.

Paris. June 2--The mutinous Seven
,oeDth Regiment has not been sent TO Al
Eeria. the usual punishment station, but
TO Gap, capital Of Hautes-Alpes. This is
a collective punishment. and does not pre-
vent proceedings against individuals. II is
inumated that Gen. Piquart. minister Of
war, will punish the ringleaders later.
A dispatch from Narbonne announces
that Marcelin Albert arrived there at $50
this afternoon. An enormous crowd gave
him an ovation. Before his departure for
Armelliers, at o'clock. Albert denied
that he had made in his interview with
the premier, the remarks attributed 10
him by Clemenceau.
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WILL FIGHT RATE LAWS.
Southern Railway officials TO Pro-
test ut AsheYiiic,

A party composed Of the general Of
hcers and the legal officers Of the South
ern Railway. left Washington last night
for Asheville, y. c.. where they will ap-
pear on June 26 and q before United
states Circuit Judge Pritchard. who will
hold a hearing on those days IN the mat
ter Of the application for an injunction re-
straining the North Carolina legislature
and the Virginia State corporation COM
mission from putting into effect reduced
passenger rates in those two States.
The rates opposed by tho railway men
are cent passenger rate per mile.
which has been ordered by the Virginia
state corporation commission. and a two
d-a-quarter-cent mile rate bill which
was recently passed by the North Caro-
Ina legislature
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TWO YOUNG MEN DROWNED.
Meet Death Neur Same Spot in Ten
nessee River.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Chattanooga, Tenn. June 24-Ralph
BOTcherding. the uiuCteeH-ypaT-Ol son
Of a prominent citizen. and Raymond
F. Pettgrew. a stenoErapher for the
Southern Railroad. were drowned In
the Tennessee River. Petugrew was
with party Of pleasure seekers sun
day night when he slipped from the
deck OF a naptha launch He was not
missed for few minutes, and then IL
was too late to save him.
At an early hour Monday morning
Borcherding was bathing with four
other young men near the same spot.
and suddenly sank in the water II
is supposed he took cramps Both
bodies were recovered by seining.
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New Coal Field to he Opened.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va. juno 24.-Rev. John
a. Shockey, Of this county. has sold to
a syndicate. of which NJ P. Scott, of
Pittsburg. is the head, 600 acres Of coal
and timber land in northern Frederick
County The syndicate announced its
10 begin operations at once,
and already valuable machinery is ar
irving for its Development The fact
that coal has existed in this county for
some time has been known. but the
Pittsburg concern will be the first TO
begin actual operations.
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The Gulpeper

No. CHARLOTTE ST.. NORFOLK, Va
Traus.aUts 81 pr night Specials for parties q i've
Cr more. Directly car line % Exposition.
UFL.-tf
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Following is the programme for the
concert to be given at the Capitol to-
morrow evening at 5;55 by the United
States Marine Corps Band, under the dl-
rection Of Lieut.. W r. Santelmann:
March. with Sword and Lanos'' ............ Starke
Overture -ls2 TsChoik0wsky
Two movements from ballet "Feramors"
RUbinsten
ial Baaderanz No l.
fbl Lich:Crtsnz der Braute Won Kaschm.r
Clarinet solo. Ninth Faniase .Breusanf
Musician Jacques Louis Vanr0uckc
Grand scenes from "CavalleTia Rusticana"
AlasCagni
Waltz 'FFeuet Euch des L5bens'' ....... Strauss
Descriptive A Hunting Scerc .......... Bucalossi
Tie SlarSrangl,d Banner"
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Can't. Plllsbnrr Transferred.

orders were issued by tho Navy De-
partment yesterday detachi1g Capt J.
f. Pillsbury, on June 90, from duty as
chief of staff Of the Atlantic fleet on
board the Connecticut and detailing him
to the Bureau of Navigation. Capt. r. r.
Inge-soll is detached from the Bureau
Of Navigation and will become chief of
staff to Rear Admiral Evans.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

Denver Colo. June o4.-Seventv-
three bench warrants were issued bv
the Federal court to-day for the men
indicted Saturday night In the land
fraud cases. Edward NJ. Biggs. Jobn
Porter, J. J. McG!nnity. Charles u Nc
Phec all Of Denver and millIopaires
and otis 7. Spencer. ex-clerk OF the
Federal court II is said. are TO no ar
rested tomorrow
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HOTEL TRAYMQRE.

With It's magnificent l0siC0 frrpr70f addition. pre-
SCENTS the finest equipped and most modern Of At
lautic Cltys leading hotels S1r-ra'lFe ln c1Dslric
tion appointment. and service Guest rooms arerag-
ing 10 feet square and each with fll ocean view.
Private baths fresh and sea water attached 70 each
room. Spacious s1larium and Couseryatrres on
roof High-csss orchestral concerts daily COZ
privileges 10 guests CauCItv. GO Illustrated bo0h
let up1n request. TRANNORE HOTEL 90. ID.
:. WHITE Prs. CHAS. .. MARQUETTE.
Manarar anl-Nt
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Church Case Decided.

In the Alexandria County Circuit Court
to-day. Judge Barley presiding. a jury re-
turned a verdict for the defendant in the
case Of N. Z. Church against 5. VI.
Dodd. which was a suit to recover an
amount charged as commission for the
sale OF a piece Of land. Arguments were
heard on a demurrer in the case Of Blank
ershiT against the Richmond FrederiCks-
burg and Potomac Railway Company, 10
recover damages for injuries alleged TO
have been sustained by the plaintiff while
operating a railroad turntable. Judge
Barley took the matter under Amusement
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NIL-UJ IIHH1 HtAIH- Va
Special rates f1r Washington people while visiting
the jamestown Exposition. American plan g ucr
laT and up Take Ocean llsv h1sr from Old P1lrt
goMiofi ~ cars marked ole Point Express. ~
and fishing Dancing and music from q 20 T. so o. m.
jelSleTSN H. S. PARKER Manager
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HOTEL MQNTicELLQ.

Ocean end Of Kentucky ave. Center II all attrac-
tiUus New throughout Atlantic Citv5 largest
finest and bes.appoinicd hotel az moderate prices.
Elegant Tutm~ Win baths attached table AMI sCr'-
ice IF highest standard, homeise surroundings
liberal ownership management CAPACITY. 500 Sll.
cial rates. so mp weekly, $ mp daily Booklet.
Ask Mr.. Foster
A. e. FKHOIi ipl63f
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The sea Bright Cottage, Ocean Niev,ya.
70 minutes 90 Exposition 2 minutes 20 Ocean View
Directly H Hampton Roads Fun view Of all
shiTs. Address Owner sea Bright Cottage. No z
Charlotte street Norfolk Va. mvZ73ot
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Killed ut Ills Post of DUTY

Providence. r. J.. June 24-James Hard
ing. a luoto-man. who heroically remained
at his post, was killed. and fifteen pas
sengers were more or less seriously in
iurCd when two large trolley cans crashed
in a head-On collision at Bradys Corners,
in Attleboro, this morning.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

The funeral Of John W Atwen. whose
death occurred SATURDAY was held this
afternoon from his late residence. 432 South
Columbus street Rev Charles d. Bulla.
pastor Of the Washington Street NJ E.
Church South, conducted the services.
The remains We're inferred IN the Meth
odist Protestant Cemetery
Frank r. Fisher. a brother Of Mrs.
Thomas A. Fisher. Of this city. died yes
terday at his home I'm New York.
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Killed b. Falling Timber,

Johnson billiard. twenty-seven years
old. OF ~ G street northwest. was
killed yesterday morning by a piece
of timber falling or him while he was
engaged in tearing down an old build
ing at the arsenal.
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The DUNLOP

Directly on the Beach. overlooking the Boardwalk,
Ocean Piers and convenient 20 an ANUS Inruts.
Rooms en- suite with private baths on the Euro
pran plan only; $50 day and upward. first ella IS
restaurant attached with Ia carte service. Fine
orchestra.
ROBERT 2 DELANEY. ProrTistrr
T. r. BOWMAN. Manager i7i2d&S1t
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The NEW LENoX.

NORFOLK VA
Granny Street Opposite Monticello Hotel.
Most centrally located Al cars and boats s-err-
where Half hour n gr-rui- and naval display.
SlftuiUg accommodation for visitors %
lsT-I jamestown ELIt@ifi0u-lI-.
HOME COMFORT CORPORATION
my2s.tu. f. -l5t Norfolk, Va
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF.

Directly On the Beach iJ rCCinsi ~ Win fIe-2
and salt Water Baths attached American and Euro
Uan Plan. Cuisine a specially; newly renovated end
decorated ana nov management Personal direction
Of JOEL HlLLMAN. Prop, also proprietor q har-
vty's Famous Restaurant. a Washington. %. e.
The new and most popular feature Of this hotel IS
the Red Rambler Grill sal-5lt.d &S
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Fnnnrnl of Snnfnrh TnIr.

Sanford Fair, whose death occurred Sat
urday, were held this afternoon at 4
o'clock, al the late residence OF the de-
ceased, 113 Prince street Rev. Or. W. F.
Fisher, Of the First Baptist Church, Off
ciated. The iHterment was made in the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery. Mr. Fair
Wes a Confederate veteran.
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RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW, yA-I5 MIN.
10 exposition. cars Tas d0Cg. rooms With board
a, moderate rates Ms. +. p. MARS. mygj-d
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Hinrrinre License Issned


epeclai . M washington HCraI1.
Rockville, Nd, June PA marriage
license was issued by the clerk cf the Cir
cult Court to-day 10 James Lee Bost. of
Washington. and Miss Nina Arnold. Of
Glen Echo, this county.
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HOTEL RALEIGH.
EARL MAR Hall

Ayes.-Opens May 18th. Elevator: all convenience
$50 day up; IS ID weekly. Il. j. OSBORNE
my3-tu. tn sa STI-30t
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Mrs Mary J. Schofeld, widow Of Arthur
7. Schoheld. died this evening about 10
O o'clock at the residence OF her son. Daniel
". Schofeld, on North Columbus street.
Her death followed a brief illness from
paralysis. She was seventy-nine years Of
age. Three sons. ID. ". Schofield. Of this
city. John Schofcld, of GAINESVILLE. Ohio,
and William Schofcld. Of New York. and
Mrs. John r. Harrison. Of this city. sur
Vive her Arrangements for the funeral
will be made later.
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THE SHIRE,

Virginia ave. and Beach. American aud European
rlar Cafe, music tor rates. &c see Washington
representative, Ii. Ralph burton Bond Bldg au4 glr
The Arlington, N NyEfbg BffEH AVE
steam beat sun parlor. Modern convenience
Special spring rates Booklet. l. X. KUN
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Roanoke House,

-J County ST. Portsmouth, Va
Rooms 81 a day; with bard s. q day: % minutes
% Exposition By steamer. blocks away. MRS.
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TIE MONITOR. ,s's s. sss

Beautiful permanent. new throughout, a6c5mm7-
dates with is aulcyes 4li every service guaranteed
Rates. Lodging. s-.ai; regular meals &c. Limited
mrI1ff
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GLENSIDE,

large airy rooms superior tables home comforts
Reasonable rates. Booklet mailed a. +. GREENE.
-e.5,tt
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HOTEL JACKSON

Amg-ic7l and EG.raa I.sas Rooms ulth ta'l.
NEST Cafe ll t1g cI-.. 500 Ier cay up $50
Isr week up American plan. Also a ia carte seIs-
ICE tul orchestra. JOHN CRUISE
1e2la9t ryVS
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices Of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
located the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds and
7o2 Law Building OF Plume and CRANKY Streets Norfolk Va
d BRUCE SALLEY, Herald STAFF Correspondent
JOHN T. ORCHARD, Business Representatives
q ua Wadnr
o. more &c ,
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE

RICHMOND HOTEL AND BUFFET OCEAN
View \a.-Clean rooms fine cooking; on 2 car
lines. = min. 20 Exposition. J. W BUCHANAN.
my2dlm.f
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Main St Norfolk Va. European plan. 7. A. D
Brine Manager Cars 70 jamestown Exposition pass
the door two squares TO wharf for water route,
In5.dE i I'm then ~
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THE PENNNURST

Atlantic City. y. J.. Michigan Ave. and Beach.
Open all the year Steam heat Elevator 70 street
level Booklet Application. VA. L. HOOD.
7aQrGS
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THE LORRAINE.

water baths running water. &c Special surug
rates. Auto meets trains. CHARLES &. WAGNER.
icl5-gH
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SUMMER RESORTS,
ATLANTIC CITY.
new HOTEL 0STEhD,

Occupying whole block g ocean front Chelsea end.
Atlantic 1iry, y =. Sew management. 500 b-aU-
tt1. rooms. 20 with private rlrls fresh ana SEA
water Indoor sea water bathing pool. Dressing
rooms f1r -rri bathing Handsome rasiilln ad'1ia-
ne the Boardwalk. Dining ms overlook ocean.
orchestra. SPECIAL June and july Terms B01klC-.
Autos meet trains DAVID l.. EAHILR. Mgr.
--9-lAN-llt
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. y J.
One az the newest stone. brick and steel buildnr,
glth every comfort. AIEays Cpen. always ready,
siuars busy r. L. YOUNG.
General Manager.
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NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA
City Council Will Elect Mu-
nicipal Officers.
LIGHT COMMITTEE TO REPORT

Management Of Municipal Gas Plant
said to Have Been Highly Salts
factory-N. L. Church Case Decided
in County Circuit COurt-Mrs. Mary
J. schOheId Passes Away.
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American Rental Bureau
MILLOIGHRY nEACH HoTEI.

l9l CRANKY 81. Norfolk Va. The place 10 20 for
good rooms information. assistance; baggage
checked free.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

and wilmore, the pacemakers, after
being outrun in the early stages. Nc
Intyre had the mount on jeremiah.
who outlasted the l to 2 favorite. Will
more. from the Griffin stable The
Griffin entry ran three-four. Love Of
Gold was well played by the Hildreth
connections after her price had drifted
back to from 4. but 6 to l was still
obtainable when the field went to the
post.
Pickaway was the medium of an III
starred plunge TO win the second.
Tommy Clark gave him what looked
like very easy ride and he was we'll
nigh last all the way. David Boland.
whose price steadily receded on ac-
count Of his poor showing in his pre-
vious two races. in neither of which
he could raise a gallop, suddenly re-
covered his speed, and, shooting into a
commanding lead in the early running,
won by nearly two lengths, ridden out
to stall off the challenge of Lugano in
the stretch run. Boland's win was
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

certainly a startling form reversal.
The horse was starting for the second
time in the coIors of the Reality stable,
of which c. A Cleal is trainer. The
future performances of this horse will
be interesting TO watch.
Box Elder was a very easy third.
Lillitus MiIler's mount, was never
prominent.
voladay. the only winning favorite,
was ridden by Miller and won easily
by more than two lengths, with Gate
way, a well supported second choice,
driving to get up. Beechwood. after
showing his usual early speed, tired
badly and finished a distant third.
Cloudlight and ocean Shore had a
battle royal in the closing race of the
day The pair ran head and head all
the way, and at the end McBride's SUI
periority over Kirschbaum decided the
issue. Cloudlight won by neck and
Ocean Shore beat Escamado. the fa-
vorite. with whom Miller l&d back in
the early stages. nearly three lengths
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20
Results to Date

able riding engagement in Austria
the coming season. His earnings on
the French turf the past year amount
ed to $4,000.
Charles w. Gates is spending brief
vacation at Los Angeles and is daily
visitor to Ascot Park. His presence
has been painfully apparent to the
layers of odds.
A tax or 5 per cent of the gate re-
ceipts at race tracks for the benefit OF
agricultural interests is the feature OF
bill introduced in the Ontario Leg
islature.
Antiracing measures are pending
before the Legislatures of New York.
Tennessee. Arkansas and California.
Prospects for the enactment OF anti
turf legislation in any OF these
States are not very promising. ac-
cording to reliable information.
The weights for the $4,000 Burns
handicap. the richest fixture of the
California turf. will be announced on
Monday. The stake is down for de-
cision on Saturday next.
Yesterdays scratches: Melitah. Jake
Ward, Hedgethorn. Ingham, Nealon.
Tony Faust.