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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
A CASE In POINT.

The collision at the mouth of the
Willamette River yesterday morning,
when two busy, eoast-wise steamers
were badly injured and will be COM
PEELED to go to the irydocks for month
or two, at great expense to the owning
companies, is plain case in point favor
ing tie use of harbor-room and chan
nels that can be traversed at any and
all times. In other words, if these COM
panies were wise they would make As
toria their sea terminal and arrange for
che despatch of their freight and pas
sengers up and down the river via the
ight-draft boats OF the A. L C. Railway,
and obviate all such contretemps as this.
1t is to be admitted that accidents of
the sort in the upper waters are ex-
cse,iingly rare; but all the same they
are liable to happen at any time, and
dcwn here they are not Shifting cur
re.ts and shallow channels are always
liable to work just such mischief as
this. and while we are glad no per-
solal casualties are recorded in the
evsat, we must depreciate the meagerness
Of the waters up there and insist that
the remedy lies right here. Portland will
never lose dollar by reason of the
change in the system; all the people and
all the money involved in the traffic
will go to her anyway and the "harbor''
she labors So hard to make useful will
cease to embaITass her and to harass
her shipping We are confident that
she will yet see the expediency of max
ing this port her marine depot for all
manner of sea-traffic. Why not?
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09

all other ciIo,.s Ii tae deposits were
found large enough, the coal supply Of
the wc.t coast could bc supplied from
Clatsop county. rhie would mean tho
rapid development OF railroads and tho
general growth Of this section.
Men who have watched the growth OF
the state from IT, infancy and who are
familiar with the natural resources Of
Clatsop county 80 far as they are known.
have the greatest confidence In the fu.
tmo Of this section ~ u coal producing
community They have given II deep
thought, but have never spent any mon
ey In further investigation, II Is there.
fore up TO the citizens ansious To dc.
yclop the coal interests Of the county to
make some move IN the matter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
IMPROVEMENTS TO
Be RUSHED
SUPERINTENDENT OF TELEPHONE
COMPANY REPLIES TO PROTEST
AGAINST SERvICE-SAYS ALL
SPEED IS BEING USED FOR I'M
PROvEMENTS.

A reply has been received from Divis-
ion Superintendent J. II. Thatcher, OF
the Pacific Telephone & Telegruph Co..
Of Portland. regarding the ineficieney OF
the local telephone service. At the in
stance Of the Chamber of Commerce,
Secretary Whyte sent letter to him
protesting against the condition OF the
service here, and received the following
letter yesterday morning:
PORTLAND, Aug. 7, 1907.
"Jno. H. Whyte, Esq, Manager Chamber
Of Commerce, Astoria, On.
"Dear Sir:-I am just in receipt of
your very kind letter of August 9th land
for which / thank YOU, requesting a
better and more up-to-date equipment,
and apparatus generally, for Astoria,
and additional lines between Astoria and
Portland.
"We are well aware OF the great de-
STABILITY of what you ask, not only in
the interest of our subscribers and the
public generally, but in our own in
terest.
II beg to say that all these matters
are in hand. We sometime ago pur-
chased lot in Astoria for the purpose
of erecting building in which to house
the most up-to-date central office ap-
paratus, and | am informed that the
matter is in the hands of our engineers
at headquarters in San Francisco.
II have just been summoned to that
point and am leaving tomorrow night,
presumably upon the Astoria subject.
Should it transpire, however, that it is
not the object OF the summons, | shall
make it my business to take the matter
in had vigorously, setting forth the neces-
sity for what you ask.
'In this connection, under date of
July oath, our general superintendent
writes as follows:
"I wish to say that the plans for the
building at Astoria are being rushed by
the engineering department; and they
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
MAGNETIC FIELDS.

The good news comes to us that the
careful and scientific work of DR.. David
Day, the government expert, in ex-
ploration and examination of the
"black sand" beach-telds of the Clatsop
coast, is about to bear rich fruitage
along commercial channels; that the
immense deposits Of magnetic on this
coast are to be exploited large and
proftably; that millions are to be in
vested in plants for putting out huge
quantities of the finest steel in the
world, and a new and virgin field of
business is to be Launched within q
few miles of Astoria. All Of which sounds
good and plausible, and profitable, and
for the consummation of which we shall
most devoutly hope, and, incidentally,
strive.
The discovery OF this peculiar quality
of ore,bearing sand here by DR.. Day did
not cause any extraordinary interest at
the time, but his disclosures were re.
ceived with general confidence and the
popular notion was that it was rather a
question of time and patience, than one
OF excitation and ambitious booming.
de was duly credited with the honor
and value of his find, but no one seemed
to know how to 60 at the proposition
OF taking hold of the venture and turn
ing to it commercial account; and it
seems that the wisdom and pluck and
money necessary to the scheme, all had
to come from remote Pennsylvania
where iron ores and their working and
marketing the common and best known
of the popular faculties
But, howsoever, and whersoever, the
means and knowledge shall come from,
it will be of incalculable benefit To this
whole section and state, and we are
glad to be right next to the projected
industry We trust there will be no
degree of disappointment nor failure in
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
WANT COAL FIELDS
| DEVELOPED
VAST DEPOSITS IN cLATS0p couN.
TY, NEAR ASTORIA, WHICH HAVE
BEEN LEFT IDLE ~ DIAMOND
DRILL PROSPECTING ADVOCATED

Local men interested In the develop.
ment OF Clatsop county a,e anxious that
tho deposits of coal, which are said to
be located at various points near Astoria,
should be fully inspected in systematic
manner, Coal in large deposits are said
to be located near Knappa and Nchalem,
(which Ii developed would be q valuable
Acqaisition to the other productions Of
tho county. f
There are vast sections OF Northwest
ern Oregon which have never been pros-
pccted because OF the heavy timber and
dense woods which make an inspection
of the soil, and what 10 underneath the
surface, almost impossible unles. con
siderable m.ans arc available for the
purpose, The actual wealth OF Clatsop
county Is unknown for this reason.
Citizens Of Astoria have suggested that
the county purchase diamond drill for
the use OF prospccton who mean busi-
ness. so that investigations OF the mum.
erous hills may be thoroughly complet'
ed. II Is claimed that proper prospect
ing In the county cannot be- accomplish.
ed without using diamond diill, and
rs there IL no persons coming forward
with All outfit, Il has been suggested
that the county stimulate the cxplora-
tions BY furnishing the drill,
The coal deposits at Knappa have been
developed slightly, but not enough to
show their real value The Indications
en- the surface are very encouraging and
local men believe that untold wealth
lies in the coal deposits Of the county.
As means for drawing manufacture
Ing plants to this section the develop,
mcnt Of tho coal fields would superceds
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
KICK FROM NORTH BEACH.
"ILWAO, Wash, Aug. 7, 1907.
Managing Editor, The Astorian.
Astoria, Oregon.

"ILwACo, Wash, Aug. 7, 1907.
managing Editor, The Astorian.
Astoria, Oregon.
Dear Sir,--Allow me to offer gcntl,
corrective protest against your news
writer's always calling North Beach by
the town or village name Of Long Beach
In your article regarding MFR. MeMurray
you state that he spent the night at
Long Beach, which, Of course, he did not
There is a useful lack OF information in
Astoria about North Beach, which lat
ter consists OF o fine beach about 20 OF
more miles long; and occupying this
beach are villages and towns from a
half mile to a couple or more miles
apart, Actually, the little village OF Long
Beach occupies about hall mile OF
this great ocean resort, while the other
l9h miles seldom, ii ever, get any men,
tion in your attractive columns, But
this is not an appeal Tor free advertis'
ing, nor advertising OF any sort, for
any particular village on this beach, II
/. just an honest effort to point out to
you that the real name OF this beach Is
North Beach, and the principal stations
on the beach are Seaview, Centreville,
Long Beech, Tioga Breakers and Ocean
Park, together with other small stations
which might be correctly called plat
form stations. or stations at which the
railway does not maintain ticket agents.
enclose you one OF the live ads OF Mr..
McMurrly to add stronger voice TO
my argument.
Thank YOU, very much, for your your
valuable time, but to give North Beach
the name OF one tiny little point on its
magnificent length is about as equitable
and correct as il would be for you to put
Flavel in your title heading instead OF
Astori,.
"Allow me to state in closing, that
the writer is not resident OF llwaco
the latter town being my postofice al.
dress, only. Very truly yours,
"A READER"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
plREcroR ARRIVES.
Carlo Sperati, Noted Singer, Is in Astoria
Looking After the Choruses OF
tho Saengerfest,

Professor Carlo Sperati, OF Dccorah,
Iowa, arrived In Astoria yesterday morn
ing and held conference last night
with the committee looking after tho
Norwegian Saegeriest. He spent the
day going over the plans for the big
celebration and approved OF them as be-
ing in fine shape, lie win leave for
northern points for few days aud on
his return will give his active attention
to selecting the singers for the big ccle-
brstioh
Professor Sperati will have charge OF
the singing in the Saengerfest, and IL
the official director OF the society. lie
was shown over the city yesterday by
President s, l.. Nauthrup, and all the
plans of the hitter up to date were COM
mended by him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
"A COMM AND A COIN"

To a man up a tree il looks as ii the
Brothers Hedges, the legal firm OF Ore
gon City, where a catchin the sports a
COMM and goin' Hedges, the dis
trict attorney puts the lid on gambling
all over his hailiwick and won't stand
for any reservations nor back talk; and
the other Hedges, the ibiother and law
yer, next to kin and business,
says he can beat the law upon which
his kinsman relies, and advises the
gamblers to trust him to hold them
harmless from the operation OF the sta
tutes and the constitution of the state.
Perhaps there is no sort of understand
ing whatever between the gentlemen and
each may be acting independent of the
other and in good fAith; in which event
We ieplore the folly Of the Brer' who is
so sanguine about saving the gamblers
from interference, and feel very
for the official member of the law firm
of Hedges who is thus placed conspic-
uouSly de trop before the public. Ii
they are acting with any sort of agree
ment, then both are in peilous atti.
tude before the people and the law and
had best get miles asunier before the
matter is probed and made common
cause against them and particularly
against the brother who stands for the
district, Ii the matter has come to pass
without eollusion, then there is still
urgent necessity for the district attor-
ney to clear his skirts and do his work
in such manner as shall leave him free
from the growing suspicion that they
are working in concert.
1t is an unfortunate mix-up, anyway
it is regarded and will take some very
sudden and understandable statements
to clear away the fog OF doubt hover
ing about it.
The Mr.. Hedges who proposes to de-
fend the sports on the ground that the
Milwaukee charter has provision per-
mitting gambling in that city and that
the legislature invested the charter with
exemptive qualities, will find himself
beaten to flinders when he gets before
the supreme court and invokes such
plea. The Astoria charter has the same
provision, but no one in this town is fool
enough to imagine the upper court will
sanction SO gross an invasion OF the con-
stitution, which never gave the legis-
latme nor any other element of govern
ment the right to nullify the criminal
code of Oregon, upon any pretext what
ever. He had better 90 to his brother
for SOME straight tips on this situation,
and he will probably get them, alb
libitum.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09

also have in hand specifications for cen
trail office equipment, as well as i'm
provements to the outside plant
"As regards the INSTRUCTOR our divis-
ion chief operator, Mr.. Littig, will ar
rive in Astoria early the following week
and remain sufficiently long to thor
oughly organize the force.
81 ask if you will kindly acquaint the
honorable Mayor and Common Council
with the contents of this letter.
Assuring you of our intention to
supply what you ask and just as soon
as possible, l remain, yours very re-
spectfully,
"tSigned), j. H. THATCHER,
division superintendent" !"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
ESTABLISH COLONIES IN EUROPE

CHICAGO, Aug. s.--A dispatch to the
Tribune from Newburypolt, Mass, says;
"Mrs. Katherin Tingley, head Of the
Theo-ophist Cult, with headquarters at
Point Iona, Cal, will sail for Europe
on Saturday"
She proposes to establish Theosophist
colonies in England, Ireland, Sweden.
Denmark and Germany. This fall she
will start a new England Point Iona at
this place. ... .... .- ....u ..r.4.l
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
Ten Years In Bed,

"For 10 years was confined TO my
bed with disease OF my Kidneys" writes
h A. Gray, J. 7. Of oakville, Ind. 1T
was so severe that could not move part
Of The time. ! consulted tho very best
medical skill available. but could get no
relief until foley's Kidney Cure was
recommended TO me, II has been q
God send TO me.s
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09
Don, crumsls

when your joints ache and you suffer
from Rheumatism. Buy bottle Of BAL.
lari's Snow Liniment aad get instant
relief A positive cure for RheumatIsm
Burns. cu,s, Contracted Mucles, Sore
Chest etc, Mr. l. + Bogy. d prominent
merchant at Willow Point, Texas. says
that he hnds Ballard's Snow UInimsnt
the beat all round LinImcnt he ever
used" Sold by Hart's Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-09

connection with the big development
and that 1t viii serve to make its In
vestors rich, and the name OF Astoria
and Clatsop famous the world over,
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) WEATHER.

Western Oregon and Washing
ton-Showers followed by fair;
warmer except near coast.
Eastern Oregon - Generally
fair; cooler.
Eastern Washington and Idaho
Generally fair.
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The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
KENILWORTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Siv furlongs. Ida Rec. 81 Me
Cartly % l. won. Paul Clifford, I0l fGoldgtefrl
3 20 l. second: Anna Smith, l92 tIyclrvisl. out.
third. Time II3 25 Lady Gay sranker. George
Swain, Lee PAU. Wabash Queen. Havkama. and
Revenue al=o ran.
SECOND RACES Stecrlcchasc. about two miles.
Kn'bhamton. III NcIFnI. 10 !. won: Shackel-
ford l,6 CwblcyI 70 l. second: DR.. Keith. ls2
lHaraul ont third. Time iOl Ruth's Rather.
Russell 4. Sweet Jane, and Plantagenct also ran.
THIRD RACE-Firc fuTlongs Please. I09 Nc
Daniel, to 5. won; Seymour Butler ll2 "A.
Brown, out. second Larikin ia Dcgins). out.
third Time. 100 IS. Tee Tick also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and a fjrong Tom
D-lau. % LyCTgrsl ? 10 l. won; Sir Ralph. IS
Lloydl, 10 s. second; Betsy Biuford s6 England
eri, l % 2 third. Time I % 25. Temeraire Hat
hard. and Request also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five hlrlongs Marx Anthony II.
III iNicoll, 70 I, won; Nieddlesome Boy 10 Den
mis- nl, 70 l, second; Gabrielle, is Brown. out
third Time 1925. Giles also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiI furlongs. Belle Strome los
Gcdsteinl 9 20 10. won; Anna May l92 U;randi
s 90 5. second Bonnie Reg l0l Joe Hcggl. 3 10 8
third. Time l.l3 st. Joseph Ocean Brook. C0ble-
skill, Prrfcctor, Dutch Peter. and Oma j. also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Onc mile and seventy Yards
DE Reszke. III d. HcsgI, to l. won Gold Note.
100 AicDauicn, even, scconl; Cohmosa Il9 'Ilovdi
20 g. third Time l:ii = Jupiter Widows Mite.
Tyroiisn, Gilpir, and KileUaukic also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fi7e and cne-half furlougs. Bucse'
Brigade. los -. Lee. go o won. ChcsUardine. Do.
Bi'1rI 10 TO l. second, Neugo. % rTucmanI. n
l. third Time. lo9: Bitter Gold. Cirel, Huzh
Farrell y1uzcl. st0nsstrsct, EaIia. and L. C.
WiidrE also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sy frlougs. AgHoi7 l0o Tay
lcrI. 20 !. won. MARY Buchanan, So 'BiIacl %
l. second. Anna Ru,5iu. 81 .skiuinl. 2 20 l. third
Tine. lIif5 Galithss. ". X. Siade Lamaiou.
Srsndthrift Helen. Bob Augustine. Red Thistle
Airsip Frank BID. and Hughes also ran.
THIRD RACE-Firr frricrr-. Joe Moses, Jos ~.
Leei. 20 s wen. Albert FAM s tButlsrl. 90 ].
second. Gracious Dame los 'lrlerI 4 20 /. thir1.
Time. lnl Is Ladr Feec7. OrIan0. Elder. severus.
Hon. T. a.. Ada o. Walker Ben Sand. and Give
dear also uU.
FOURTH RACE-One ard oue-siEtcaHth miles.
Pasadena. lli tChrryI. % J. won; Mike Sutton.
100 Powers. z Co T. second. LeEoIiUc l9l .ficzens.
% 10 third Time. l.i1 The NuH. Mcllwm.
C-uv1lo. plautlaud. Red Gauntlet ,til Alarm.
PHI Finch and Od Honesty also un.
FIFTH HArE-SN fuIug. Gold Proof Grim
mius' II 20 3 son; Cabtuam %. LoPi. II 20 10.
7cc1ud; Morales Miuler 20 J. third Time.
la5I5 HazaL.boue FroU'gHsc FuHiClaiTc GCCrgr
Ya1uE and Gem Of the Wiids also ran
SIXTH RACE-siV fgri0rgs Basseuiau. 2
'picEanS. lf t1 3 Won. BarH-iaie Jos Ils1i0r..
Time 1885 NcChod. Potter. L'rhtaing Con
dur-1r pr Lee Huffman Hus,sd. st-ucrhil and
Lon Nifiu also ran.
SEVENTH EAtE-Oue milo. Carthage no Lee.
u % 90 won. ElUn1uwuT-h. iT ICheTrTl. 10 3,
second, Carev. ll iAHstiHI. 9 % 2. third. Time,
1ao Miss Hawlsv. Docile Gambler. Beudlg1.
Uncle Henry and Florisai also ran,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
PETER PAN IS VICTOR
RecOrd-b breaking Crowd Sees
Keene'S Horse Win.
PRIME FAvORITE AT 8 TO 2
Takes Advance Stakes, Weight for
Age, at One and ThFee-eiGhths
Miles, in Magnificent Style-5O,OOO
People Watch sheepshead Bay
Events-Montgomery Well Backed.

New York, July 4-Nearly 5000 per-
sons, the largest crowd that ever attended
the races at Sheepshead Bay, saw James
r. Keene's Peter Pan, 10 , favorte, win
the Advance Stakes, weight for age, at a
mile and three furlongs, in magnificent
style to-day.
Peter Pan opened at Z to 5, but went up
slightly in the betting. as Hitchcock, jr. s,
Salidevere was reduced from to 10 ..
Emil Herzs Montgomery and J. A. Ben
nett's Flip Flap were also solidly backed
at to l.
Peter Pan won handny in 30 The
summaries;
FIRST RACE-SN fuIongs Chautilly. i8 -.
Martini 6 % J. won, Ia Londone. ll2 Twain. 20
20 l, second Ben Ban. rs IBnIsseln, TO /, third
Time. la, Zal Cnk,Hrh01e True Boy, Umbrella.
Grm3ldi. and Don Fous0 also ran
SECOND RACE-Stegplcchase two and one-half
miles Agent. rs (OWeHsI 9 TO s. won; Hot Shot,
li2 Raw. 10 J. second; Grandpa, l57 tStonei,
u to 5. third. Time 5I3 Kernel and Altar also
ran.
THIRD RACE-six fgrlougs Chapultepec, ui
lN0t'Cr, % s, van, Fancy. m lkoernerl. TO l.
second: King james, l2s Miller. Z TO 5. third.
Time l:l} Is Raymond and e.. W. Burt also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Oue and three-eigblhs miles.
Peter Pan, lH Notteri, 3 20 p won Salyidere. ia
II. Dug3uI. 20 g. second f}ip Flap III Knapp
20 J. thiId. Time 2-0 Montgomery, Running
Water. Tokal0n and Burtliug also ran
FIFTH RACE-Oue and oue-eigdth miles Miss
Crawford lo3 Garner 20 !, voni q. l.. NJ. e.
c. BudyI 90 O. J. second Ostrich. los iN0tterl.
90 l. third. Time l5i as Gltebel and Joaquin
also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile savior lo3 tE. Du-
q D Pal f1 Iga.-fu4 ito
second; Workman. los .Mu-uaveL - 90 /, third.
Time l.i025 John SmUlz7ki, Red Leaf, Lord
Badge. James N Orphan Lad Golden shore,
Crafty, Woad-mau end Prince Frrtuaatus also Tan.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
TO PLAY GERMANTOWN TEAM
Washington Cricket Club Is Ar
ranging Intercity Match.
Expect to Meet Crack Philadelphia
Club on White Lot Toward End
of JuIy-Selecting a Team.

Tn Washington Cricket Club has prac-
ticalIy completed arrangements for an
intercity cricket match with the German
town Club. of Philadelphia. TO be played
on the White Lot toward the close OF
July
The local club is enjoying a most sue
cessful season. and as the club member
ship has been greatly increased. it VIII
be necessary 70 hold a series Of Saturday
matinees 70 try out the players who are
candidates for the Washington team The
first match OF this series viii be played
tomorrow.
a committee. composed Of Commission
er II. L. West. George Harries, and Gen.
Cecil Clay has been appointed TO receive
the visiting players.
Yesterday afternoon on the clubs green
near Chevy Chase Circle the captains
team won from the presidents team by
l5l TO 1o5. Willie Warren. made high score.
while Charley Flack bowled his usual
strong game one of the features Of the
match was the batting and fielding Of
Bob Cummins. or the new men, Burke,
Jowsey. and Cannon did the best work
and should prove valuable additions to
the c1ub Tho score.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-05
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire and oue-har surlorrs Frank
Collins 9S rBut0nf. 20 l. won, Ballot Box
.Folcyf. to J. second; Etrrna 1s .sea.nl. 20 J.
third Time. 1875 Fayorta. Scarscr1v. Lord
Dixon. Merry George. and Tim Hurst also ran.
SECOND RACE-SN furlrngS !. w. u'Neu IL
M1rclaudf 90 wrn. Bath Maria. O. Rl.t5nJ
Ii 10 J. second Consideration, ll2 U-7le,l ! % 3
third Time. 1885 Snowman. Rcticeat Madden
NHgsk lIauaul. +. T. Shaw. and Silver Tail also
ran.
THIRD BACE-Fve and cnC-han furionrs Left
Guard la kgrzs even. won. AUavegsngs 95
Connolly to 8. second Dick Esfl. &c a. Lerf.
TO l. third Time lH f5 W1oltcssa Marquis de
Cuah1s Mgchel Annie Berry. Mail Box. and Ecvs-
tina also ran.
FOURTH RACE - Six f1r'0ngs Fantastic lal
N0relandI 5 90 O. won. D0nbam gi Alrlcahyl 70
to p second, Charley Eastman ia Foley out.
third Tine. II2I5 Charley Gilbert and Prolific
also ran
FIFTH RACE-Fiye furlongs. Dandy Dancer. l03
iSwaiuI 5 90 p won, M7liJre "a DelabrI. s 10 g.
second. Me1uE- 9s Connolly. I 20 O. third Time.
lEl IS. Lgecrest and Don Q. also ran
SMITH KACE-One and onc-eighth miles Plrad.
@ BW;0nI. % J. won The Clean. l1l NuIclhvI.
even. second, EOeile, l0i Uelahyi % 20 ]. third
Time 5j s. Dudley The Globe. Ancestor. Golden
Mineral Young Safer and Erer Gift also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Ouc mile Hlher IS lBlumrn-
thaU. 10 J. won; Rodardo. lc9 .KunzI. TO 3. sec
ond; Charley Ward 6 'Svaiul 10 90 T. third. Time
lio as King Ellsworth Clifton Forge. Gold Spray.
Little Boot, aLd Peutsgon also ran.