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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-22
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 arTnouestionably. I may say--not as a dcctor--as a father-Miss crunden is q very charming young lady. respect ana admire her We all respect her"
 old Crunden snorted.
 You biack-balled her Tor your .en- his club.'
 s.Not I. my dear sir. proposed her. I was very sorry to hear afterwards what had occurred. But now-did it afsfress her--4nnake her unhappy <.
 1T told her" said Crlnden proudly, s.rhe oughtn,t to care two straws.
 arsood advice. But then, you know, young ladies of twenty-two are otten fanciful---they can't always act 0n soou advice. You say, however she hasn fretted about that?"
 NO" said Erunden, after moments thought. ''she wouldn't be such TOOL Nog' 3 ANo. very good. But if some fanci- ful trouble expresses her-well, l sup pose she doesn't confide everything 10 she's a sensible girl. If she wants anything, she knows she can ask for
 aoh. very good. But I'll give you my icof ofjectures--its all they amount to- 3ust conjectures. I think your daugh- fer is unhappy--a girl pining' as II Ewere." si aWhy should she pine? For whatT' .Ahl can't prompt you there. You cant make guess? Nothing suggests sitself to you?"
 ' when said one is sometimes baf : filed by a case, I had this in my mind. You know, there is a sickness that girls Nre subject to which is not easy 70 .syvhat sfcbness is that?"
 Love e-sickness-only conjecture But. is she in love?"
 ' No"
 v .'No unhappy love affair? Not pining Tor some handsome young fellow whom sahe knows you wouldn't approve or 1! nfr. Crunden, tell you fairly, 1T she IS desperately in love-sick of love as kgirfs are sometimes-that wouid at zonce account for all the symptoms,
 sNc, It's not that. Cant be. We 4don't have young fellows hanging 5about here-handsome or ugly. Be- sides. my girl has her head screwed on Eight enough"
 Good. Then we must look out for sonae other reason. thought I'd tell 5vou what passed through my mind-- 3usk to offer friendly hint-which hope you take in good part"
 T thank you. sir"
 AJust a hint. You see, she has no another to conflde in. think if you nan win her confidence, it may be we'll. Encourage her to confide in you. Girls sneed safety valve: girls are absurdly Ianciful. I learned that at home in A5ill Rise. not In the hospital or lecture
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-22
FIRE AT PERoTE.
Gin House of c. B. lteeves Is De- E,l strOyed.

Gin House of C. B. Neoves ts De- Union Springs, Nov 21.-(SpecialO
 --The gin rof c. B. Reeves. near Pe-
 rote, was burned few days ago. and
 the following lost from one to nine bales of cotton each: w. A. H. Black,
 Jim Main, Jim Culpepper, John Gull pepper. sam Kindred. Jerry Craft, Wes- ley Craft. MT. Townsend. Will Miller, Bin Kindred and Anthony & Gully.
 The origin of the fire is unknown, as 1t burned while the men were at dinner. There was no insurance. Prof, T. w. Palmer, President of the Girls' Industrial School at Mon week.
 Mrs. Ed Thompson. who has been critically sick at the Sanatorium. is re- ported better.
 c. NJ. Lane, of Marbury. has moved his family here. and will have charge of C.. R. Russers stock and poultry farm, near town. As result of the Turner art ex- hibit at the public school. enough money was realized from tickets and Iprivate contributions of pupils to pur- chase copy of some famous painting for each room. Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Tway have re- turned from 8 visit to Kentucky where they went to attend the marriage of Mrs. Tway's sister.
 The Beavers enj6yed d big bird sup per and smoker in their club rooms this evening"
 Rev. R. l.. Bell has returned from Florence where he attended the meet ing of the Presbyterian Synod. Rev. George Hudson, for sixteen years a missionary in China. and re- gently called to the professorship in. the Theological Seminary at Ranking, lectured in the Presbyterian Church last evening. His talk on missionary work was entertaining and instruct ive.A
 Miss Hattie Cope. who for two
 months has been at John Hopkins in
 Baltimore, reached home Monday even-
 ing much improved in health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-22
By ". B. MlAXWELL, Author of ~,rhe Guarded Flame.s The Rngxed Messenger"
 "vivan,s Etc.
Copyright by W. B. Maxwell. all rights reserved mMnHmmnmnmmMmmmmm

'oom. Good morning. I shan't come lgain-unless you summon me"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-22
Death of Mir. Thurmona.

Tuscumbia. Nov, 21--(SpeciaI.)-- A telegram received in this city an- nounces the death of R. J. Thurmond, Sr., at Charlotte, N. C., yesterday after noon. The deceased was the father Of Influential citizen of Shefield, and of Mrs. J. c. Harris of Nashville. Tenn, formerly of Sheffield. and himself was we'll known in this city. Hisf son. pr. Thurmond. was at his bedside when he died his death being the result of an operation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-22
Feel Bad"

writes Mrs. R. H. Cox, of Jasper, Ala- "the first thing do, is to take dose of Cardui and it relieves
 ''I have kept Cardui in the house now, for about 12 years nearly 50 years old, and have no female trouble, like so many
 'What wonderful medicine Cardui isl wish I could put it into every home in the world. When any woman is at my house, and complains, just give her dose of Cardui I am glad to tell other women what it has done for me. tell women right before the doctors to get themselves bottle of Car
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-22

Our 1908 calendar is now being dis tributed and I will be glad to mail them to our out-of-town friends upon receipt of their addresses. E. ". Bliss Passenger Agent, L. & N- Montgom- cry. AIas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-22
SOUTH'S BEST CURRENCY
LaGrange, Ga., Banker Offers Practical Solution of Pres
 ent Problem.

A banker of LaGrange, Ga, asked if his town would issue Clearing House Certificates answered We have bet ter way. Wewill advise and influence our people to sell thousand bales of cot ton a week, Tn SIX weeks that will give us Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, all the additional currency we need: this will leave, our farmers with as much more cotton on which to speculate on the price
 Why is this not an example worth while for every community in the South.
 One of our customers in Fort Gaines. Ga. gave me his cash sales for last Friday and Saturday as Twelve Hundred Dollars. Evidently that town. too. believes in mak- ing the best use of its quick assets
 Cotton Is the universal Currency; grow ing 1t IS our talent---not exactly our one talent yet # We fail to use 1t for circulation, are we not putting ourselves in the class of the unpro6table servant who buried his one and only2
 The merchant or farmer who owns cot ton has the right to hold it. for any price he thinks 1t will bring: Mark, we say what he owns. But, if perchance he owes money. Is 1t wise to withdraw that much from the general circulationa
 It IS well to remember that the worlds record of low priced cotton followed the panic of 'o3; conditions today are dift ent. Unless there comes a commercial and in dustrial depression there Is every reason to believe that the present price of the South's great staple.will obtain throughout the sea- son
 Therefore, while far from prophet. it would seem the part of wisdom for the thinking men of each community to advise their friends and fellow-farmers to get the benefit of the present prices, so far at least as will pay of matured obligations, then hold the surplus in cotton if they prefer that investment to bank deposit, drawing good interest which his banker or merchant today will cheerfully pay.
 Your merchants credit is the bulwark you may need to make the next crop. Help him to sustain 1t by conservative. commonsense cooperation,
 Now
 Better still, if we could enter the new year determined and equipped to make the next crop on cash basis, the South would not only dictate the price of cotton, but in few years become the bankers of the world. At least that is the opinion of
 .~ Yours truly.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
CANOE CLUB REGATTA.
sport ON the Upper Potomac VIII BE
Held on Memorial Day.

Official announcement was made last
night of the spring regatta of the
Interclub Canoe Association. to be held
on Memorial Day, on the Upper Poto-
mac. near Sycamore Island.
It has been the custom Of the asso-
citation to hold one regatta each year.
Last year. however. the success of the
spring regatta encouraged the man
agement to arrange for one i'm Septem-
ber. which proved to be even more sue
ccssful, and from now on it is the pol
icy Of the executive committee to give
two events each year, one on Memorial
Day on the upper river and the othcs
some lime in September on the lower
river.
The events, Of which there are nine
all told. follow:
Event No l. novice single; No ?. novice double
No g. Association championship single No. !. Aszo-
ciation championship dclhle; No. s. club fo1rs: No.
g. mixed doubles No. :, tail end r1ce. No. s. relay
race; No. g, tiltins contest.
The prizes VIII consist of a silver
medal for first prize, a bronze medal
for second prize. in each padding event
and banners In the club fours and relay
races
The officers Of the association follow:
Commodore, Adrian sizer; vice commodore. John
o. Evans; rear commodore W W. Stevens. secre-
tary treasurer L. F. Eberbach; lihfarau-custodisn.
r. 3. Finch purser " r. Garrett: executive com
mittce, Adrian Sizcr John O. Evars " ". ste
vens. L. p. EhGbaeh. W h Whiprle T. T. Finca.
W r. Garrett o. L. Whippie. Carl Sfcdder and
Fred OConnelli regatta committee, Adrian Sizer.
chairman
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square tat-W lion Harvey et uX 10 Michael 7.
weller and Nicholas =. Shea % socrr1 D. T.
Stafford treasurer. E09. one uar. r-r cent.
ssmtanuually loo 81
Bar FaHn-Emma V. Smith to r. Izms71 and
W F. SaltCr. % secure 7. Lausa1 SIG GO JsIv
~ lffI. per cent part Dot a. section @
Square Ge-k7bert u Nestcn O. ur % Mason \.
hieharGaon and William A. Hopkins To s---rs
Margaret Keogh SIN. 10 geaTs. 5 p,r cent.
square iCZ--Rob,r- Carr r., Tx 20 Charles F.
fe1'smiu ard Roger T. SIitcacu 70 ssrre Per
Tt12l Building Association. NTo Irt I0j
square lS-MarTIe-.-e y Jones ~ Edwin g. Rand
-nhIs and Hsus g. Da1te. 20 secure William
J Dante. 500. years. Usr cent. part original
Square l25I-Eueu 2. Lee Committee and own rgt.l
20 Jesse h. Wilson and Levin S Frey. 90 sealrs
Citizens Equitable building Association. $50
l0t
sgrars i-1-NliriseI J. Frsuier et ur m Flr--1
f-'fs.r1d and John J. Fezau. 10 secure Enter
Prise >.ral Building ASSOCIATION s. l09 Ir- o.
Columbia Heg'ts-Charles S. Abbey st -s % WI
lam A. Hi and Charles W. simpson Q, s---rs
NilH7m j. ffr'r-sz. S-75. I o. months Ter
c--'- i.. CO. block E
oIuar' i33-ls7ac Lery et uz- 20 Fl-sI z Dsv.s
ard Clarence T. GrsT-Td ~ secure Waiter g.
Davis. SEQ. 7 20 Is months. s I-r cent. lots
g. ard g.
Squares E3 and 79-Wuam stone Albert o. Tx q,
American Security and Trust Company. % secure
National Savings and Trust Company Vm 3
years. 5 Ter cent s-uia-Hga',~. Dot q. z1ua-s
-57. and rfrt Do. 3. square $50.
Square sI--Hluy F. Dodge e. ux. p, Irh- q.
Weldon auI Jud-7u n. tuiI. t1 =-r--- Lena
Aia-rate S.5H vcsrs. 3 prr cent. l-ni-snru-
ais. rast original lot o.
square 535-Aiien Oliver o. Wharton Le+r- and
J. Clarence Prcs. t' secure Hr-r- ". Taasa-5
$40 years, per cent. ssni-8UulsI-. Tsr- eng
iuaI i1t D.
Square sIT-Harrv r. Dodge r- ur. % John O. lv-a-
don and William Buckingham. t1 s---re R 3.
Bennett s. igl ] 20 y months. Der rrr, rart
original l7, D.
Squares s5 ard Daniel Hiz--r ~ -- % FTro-1
Fl,z-ra'd and John J. felau. % -euus Eutrr-
Prise ~frI7I Building Az.Hra-irH 5000 rsrt
original .'s . and 81. -1gare 5ll and PARTS
original l--s l2 and % square 55i
Bge1a Nlsta-TEHUas s. Webster %, Washington
L0au and Trust C0mraur 20 secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association. $50 Irrs {
and 30 block
HCme1d Manor -Rebccca u. E~erz % s. Ps--v
Thompson and Morton J Lu1ns. n secure Harry
g. Wilson and Harry Warfmar $50 % .
months per cent ssmizunrsllv, lot =.
block a.
Square 2s5-chrstorhrr C.. Graham et uz. 70 VIII
linn ?. QulrsssN and William s N-Ca--hv -
secure y Tt~utOg Hrns1u. E07. 8 years. 5
Ter cent. ssmiaunusIl~. part original I't e.
square l5a-Ais f. Eleanor s.. Florence E. Edith
NJ. and May ". Harris % Hs-r No-meut and
Charles Llnkins. 'E secure Samuel NJ B-osiris
Ssa" wears. Hsr cent quarterly l1t A.
Square 1l-Hrr.v N. BAKER N W TAYLOR Birch and
William J.. Young o. secure Franklin Insurance
COMPANY. $50, years. s peg cent ssmi-aa-
rU7ll~ l-- 3d.
Square .s-17ha J. Rrasu7u to Herbert A. gill
ard Theodore y GilL ir-. t1 secure Lucy II.
Band. Eoo. and Car1'tne Henry 8 eN. 3 years
I-r cent. szmi-7rTUall- II l.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
Circuit Court No. 1.

Hilton vs. Iarston Nouotyps COMPANY; continued
fer the term Plaintiff attorneys. Rupi Evans.
DEFENDANTS attorneys. A. A Hoehlinc. J., Alex
Browne and Evans Browne
Brown vs. STANDARD OIL Company; verdict for
plaintiff f-r S so Plaintiffs attorneys. ". G.
Gardner and q NJ Fulton, defendants attorneys
A. Lef,vich Sinclair and john Riiout
United States OK rel Frost rs. Secretary Il In
tericr. order frr patent 20 issre in twenty d7T--
arp.al % Court 0f Appeals noted. Plaintiffs ar
truc-s. Happier & Aieriilst.
Meyer Of sl administrators VS. Mcdonald yer
dict f-r plaintiff fer SlTs5 Judgment and iuige
mcut r. condemnation Plaintiff attorney, John
Rimt. ds,eEiauts attcrnCs. Hamilton, Colbert 4
Hamilton ard Edmund Brady.
French vs. National Laundry Company. jury r.
sui'.i PlaiHtifs artCmcrs MILAN Smith, de
fsudant's attorneys Mohm G. Gatley
Assignments fer to-day.
No 5-7 Raymond vs. Riley. Attorneys, Ralst1n
& sidiaas-pOugss & DGlE.ss-
40 6ll C-nEer IS Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY. Attoneys. L. J Mather-Hamiltou, Col
bert & Hamilton
No auA Grant vs. Ksrick Attorusys F. w
McBgyurids- MILAN d Smith.
$50 E2 Lssr vz Prudential Insurance Company.
ATTORNEYS. A. S a J. Z. 1syl1r-Bsrry & Minor
No fl5 Slater vs. Taylor. Attorneys. L. A.
Bsilry-A. S Is J. r TAYLOR
No $40. Dorsey Ts Elmr-e. Attorneys, Ambrose
& Nerilst-B'rrsy s. Nordard.
No. So Pope rs southern Railvsy COMPANY.
ATTORNEYS. g. Simns and I. Il. Marshall-Georgs
p Hamilton
no. 55 Kaiser vs. Southern Railway Company.
Attrrusys. Cuttings & Chamberlin-George l. Ham
utou.
No ISL Jackson rs Bgrri-rf Attorneys. Wolf
& R=auh.rz-T J. Darlington.
No =--Hc,ieiusn vs. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
var COMPANY. Attr-rezs T. S. Mllouey and /. II,
David Hamilton C0Ibsr & Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
OAKLAND FAvORITES WIN.
sir BriIIar Steps Seven FurIOngs in
Fast Time in Last Event.

San Francisco. May 20.-Frank Flitt-
ner, Blagg, and Sir Brillar were the
winning favorites at Oakland this af-
ternoon Sir Brillar stepped seven fur
longs in the fast time of 1925 10 In the
last event Media. who won the maiden
race, drifted to Is TO l. and beat Furze.
another long shot by the best part of
a length. The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four and one-hsf furlongs Albion
H. ll2 Sandy to l. won; Alice p, l2 phil
hTs. z to ]. second; Saucy NJ, lS lkeoshl, 10
TO l. third. Time. 0:55 Katie Rains Raratau
Sadie H., Star # Texas Butte City, Charay, 81
Dcren. Kinshu and Lila also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and onehah turongs
Nedda l07 lBCren. Is 10 l. won; Furze l0I lynch.
Y to l. second Senator Warner, l0i Charbonnean. .
to 5. third Time 6S Babe Keife. Eulalie h
Tcianus. School Bell. Ten Row. Hankweil. Will
WaW John Wiethn1pt. and Bohan also ran
THIRD RACE-One and one-eighth miles. Frank
Flftner. l97 WILSON,. 10 /. won; Adirondack. N9
iGrahami 20 20 /. second. Foncasta, l99 lsandy'
Il 10 l. third Time, I:53 Is. Ishmaiian, Bonar
Fury. Water Cure Lady Fashion. Neterano, II
Primero. Baker and Orusha also ran
FOURTH RACE-One and one-eghth miles. Ele-
vati7n. lo9 Davis 20 2. won; BFroneriaie, lJ'
Fischeri l3 20 j. second: Hi Col Cap. liz WI
Uqmsi y 10 J. third Time. % Is tcUgan
Haolican. Lazel Daniel e.. BTiers. Taby losa
Rotrou. CAPABLE. and Desmages finished as named
FIFTH RACE-sx furlougs. B!aeg. lll '1ra-
barof l3 ~ o. won. + Neugent. III c. Williams
II 10 $ second. Fair Fsgot, loi lNichc'sl. 80 70 J.
third. Time lI325 Comhury. Red Garter Como
n. e Ackerlv. Taos. and Confidence also ran.
SIXTH RACE -Seven-eighths 4 mile ST
Brillsr. III fGrahaml 9 20 TO- U0n Ethel Day. le-
Saudyl. l3 TO 10. second; Good Cheer, loj tNuGbu,
100 10 J. third Time l25 Is. 0ratorian Etapa,
Ercbarter Maud Muller. and Bantam also rau.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-Four and one-half fHrlongs. Stone
Street. lJl Uesi. % J. won; Bulge Work, lI
rrroylerI. s 10 J. second Bucket Brigade, 10
Brown. even third Time IS Merrifeld. Water
lock. T. ; McAllister. Bitter Man. Albert NJ,
Charose. Yauset Salvador, Orlandot. lnsurgent
Mamaison and Lcp GodcheauS also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs; selling. ROYAL
River 81 lBnacI, IS 90 J. won. Nedra 100 tMinderl
to J. second. 80 Quarter. q lpickensl 70 J..
third Time. ll52E Golden Bird, Webber, All
Ablaze DeniE-e. Druien. Little George MonVina
Warner Brisvell Refined. and Jayanese also ran.
THIRD RACE-Four and ouehaf furlongs Ge-
neYa s., lO2 a. BFovnI 5 70 l. won: katherine
Murphy lO2 fTnlemani 70 % l. second; Waldorf
Belle % lHatchett 6 90 l. third. Time. 056 80
Merry Blue Francis Friar. raniOps. AthoIa. Lat
tice Little Jennie. Lady Flora, and Mary Talbot
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SteeplsChase handicap; short
course Lights out. i35 tpembsrtonl. { 10 J. won;
Kf10e l3j RUSSELL. : % J. second; Naran, rs
jMoriisonl. % s. third. Time. 2.i5 Pete Vinegar
Horizontal Weherfelds. aud Dell leah also ran.
Lcchg1il fen
FIFTH RACE-Six furonEs. FTonfsnac. 10 Lee
5 10 s. won. Funiculars. l02 tAustinl. ? 70 ! sec
oud: Landwick l05 lTrCylerl TO 7, third. Time
lis Euens. McAnarney. GamhrjnUs, Our Anna,
Investor. UWTy Glename. and Nat y. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Onc and one-cighth miles Ben
dgo l07 Ieel 20 90 l. won. Albert FIR l01 Dear
bo-Dl. { 10 l. second. Tinker. sS Blacl, 2 70 J.
third Time 1885 Gauss'. Geld Mineral. Fon-
souca. Rebounder. Docile NsEa Welch, and Red
wood also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Howard J. Daniels O. and Ada F. Nicholson. D.
Rev H1rh A. Cr'er
Richard T. Bovisn 1 ard Ethel T. Uzzls. e.
both e Richmond. Va Rev Weston R-1rcr
Hsry =. Nicholson. % and Sadie " Callahan.
a. Rev. Thomas T. NrGucan
William y. Ninniz r. and Ada N McGes. Is
Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin.
CarI A. Berrsrrn. %. and Emma Sullivan. z.
Rev W L. Lynn.
Ward Brown q and Emsus W. Couz-r. q. Rsr.
Alfred Harding
Frank Cooley q. and Mamie Rudolph. 70. b1th
Of Strashurr Va. Rev. r. " L-vris
Preston 7. Edm0nston q of N-v York Ci.v.
and blanche r. Miller. r. Rev J. u. Mar.
CuLORED
George Green q, and Gertrude shorts q Rev.
J. T. Loving
Moses burnett. q. and Alice Col.-oa. S. Rev.
h. T. Wieu1u
George r Grant. o. and May Russell. 2s. Rev.
7. +. Grmse.
Chsr-v Brown. % and Nav Landon. 81. Re-.
g. II Harris
James Jones, %. and Minnie Curtis. o. Rev J.
A. Taylor
John F. Cbnn. %. and Ida Y. s-hr--man q.
Rev W 2. Gibbons
Mckinney Brown. q. snd Lula Brown. o. Rev.
George " Lee
James Barrett p .rol-r,dl. of sc7.ts-ill.. y,
end Nellie Hurley .vhite r. q SaIizH,rv Ma.
Charles S. Buudy. J. T.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
Probate Court,
LISTICE Gould

Estate of George II. Brown. viii admitted 70 rro-
hate and letters tsstameutary granted 70 Robert "
Wells: bond S.0o. Attorneys Charles J. Murphy
and George 7. Hoover
Estate of Frank 4. Smith: will admitted 70 pro
hate and letters trstuneniary granted 20 Henrietta
n Smith and William r NARROW: bond. Sl0O At
to7ncy. ". n. NARROW IT,
Estate II George B. FuNtt: viii admitted 70 pro
hate. Attorney. Leuuc Fugitt
Estate Of Charles II. smith. order 20 sell personal
estate Attorneys. Wilson q rksdale
Estate af Claas Denesss. order Of publication At
toruey. J J Darlington
Estate of jeremiah D. Burns. petition for letters
Of administration filed. Attorney. L. A. Bailey.
Estate Of Richard r. herfoot; rcttion fer letters
Of administration filed. Attorneys Reach & Wat
kius
In re Paul 5. Burns et al; petition to appoint
guardian filed. Attorney. L. A. Bailey.
In 70 Herbert Poole ct al, order % make certain
expenditure. Attorneys. MILAN Smith
Estate of Willis $. Moylcy: petition fer letters Of
administration fled. Attorney, G.. W. Fits.
Estate Of Mary J. Wright viii dated March Il.
1907 filed.
Estate Of Hattie johnson; viii dated March 2.
1905. filed
Estse Of Orlando B. Wilcox; viii dated March 4.
1895 filed
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
ENTRIES FOR THE HENLEY.
Washington Oarsmen TO Compete on
ScbuyIlSiu River.

Philadelphia, May 2o.-The stewards of
the American Henley, to be rowed here
next Saturday. have announced the fol-
lowing list OF entries.
First single sclIls-P PHILADELPHIA Barge Club and
West Philadelphia Boat Club
Second single sculIs-P Potomac Boat Club Eache-
lCrs' Barge Club Nassau Boat Club and New
Yo.k Athletic Club
First double sculis-Peunsylvania Barge Club.
New York Athletic Club and West Philadelphia
Boat Cluh
First four-oarCd scuIs-Mctropolitan Rowing Club
Und!ne Barge CiUb and Philadelphia Barge Club.
First Vsiroarei sleils-Jniye7sity Barge Club
Metropolitan Rowing Club, and Philadelphia Barge
Club
First tour-olred shells-Phladslphis Barge Club.
University Barge Club and Bachelors Barge Club
second folr-01Iei shells Uuiyerzity Of PennsyI
yauia and Staten Island Boat Club
First cizlt-Ca7ed shels-New York Athletic club
Bachelors Barge Club. Nassau Boat Club Harvard
second varsity. University Of Pennsylvania and
Yale University second VARSITY
SCc0-d eirht-oalCd sheIIs-Quaker City Bar-. Club
HargaTd second varsity. University n PennsvIva
ria and Yale University second varsity.
Junior collegiate ciglfoMed sheIls-g georeefov-p
University. Cornell U3uusitv. Harvard Tnirrrsi,v
ard University Of Pennsylvania
Tnier=chol'5tie eehfoareI shells - HIGH Sr5,,,3
Genital Manual Training School. ard Georgetown
Trereu.ory Scloo.
Second eisl. cared scUlls-Yespcr Boat Club and
University Ol Pennsylvania
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
RESULTS AT TORONTO.

FIRST RACE-For r-yearods and upward, six
furl1ugs. PTsen. 100 Digginsi . 20 /. won; Merry
England. NJ NcDanials' 2 10 s. second; Charley
Eastman. lG 81. McRndei. ! 10 @ third. Tins.
1885 Renraw Charley Ward. Dogr0se. Black
stone. and Marc Anthony also ran
SECOND RACE-For 2-year-olds; selling; four
and one-half ful0nEs oscar f.. 10 Hl0ydf. i t1
T. won, Ketchimibe. ll2 Foley 70 !, second Bon
WceTil IS A. J. Murphy. 4 to I. third. Time.
O56 Alye0iad Kitty Smith. C8utless Fare Provoke.
Water Belle VClo5 Pauirian. and Henry Kelly also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Fcr 5-veaT-oIds and upward; one
and one-sixteenth miles. Earlv Rogers. 100 Uycu--
glIsi s 20 & won: C0hm0sa. 100 tGaugei. 20 5.
second; Nellie Burn. 100 uloydi. 3 70 s. third.
Time. 1.i9. Cursus. Holloway, and Mattaban also
ran.
FOURTH -Steeplechass: two miles f1v-
ing Pi0rer. l37 lB0ylei 10 o. won Rising Sun, l5i
Penfingl 70 s. second. PCckt0me. l0 iBrazfn
out, third. Time ar. Frank Somer and Golden
Vas fell
FIFTH RACE-F0r 3vsarolds and upward: one
mile. Deuce l0i Mcdaniel 10 J. won Edwin
Cam. IC} LyerrgIsI 90 J. second, Om0nda g
Right lis Ul0ydi . n s. third. Time. ~. Mn
ME Adams, Colonel Jack. ]. L. Laughry and Simon
D. also ran
SIXTH RACE-For 3-year-ods and upward six
furl0uEs. Wabash Queen l0l Ll0vd'. s m J. won
Nihck III C. Mouis'. even. second. Paul elf
ford. l2l fDennis0nI. 10 % show. third. Time
lis M0ouTine Hslton Left Guard. Lyudhurst
Headley, Jack Kcrcheyille, Allure, Kiamesha IT,
Castor. Demon, and Annie Be-ry also ran.