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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28

woman. He had meant only to give
her homo. But to her the idea had
come naturally from his words. and
he began to see that Il was. indeed
not an unnatural thing to do. He
dweit long on this new idea. pictur.
ing at intervals the woman's lack Of
any charm or beauty, her painful
emaciation. her weakness.
AS he entered Brigham's ONCE in
Salt Lake City some days later. there
passed out by the same door woman
whom he seemed dlmly to remember
The left half OF her face was dis.
figured By a huge flaming scar. and he
saw that she had but one hand.
Who was that woman" he asked
Brigham. after they had chatted lit.
tie OF other matters.
That's poor Christina Lund. You
ought to remember her. She was In
your hand-cart party. She's having a
pretty hard time OF 1t. You see, she
froze on one hand, SO now shs can't
work much, and then she froze her
face. so she amt much for looks any
longer-in fact. l wouldn't say Chris.
tina was much to staff with, judging
from the half OF. her face that's still
good--and so. OF course. she hasn't
been able to marry. The Church
helps her little now and then, but
what troubles her most is that she'll
lose her glory IL she ain't married.
You see. she aiE't a worker and she
aint handsome, 50 who's gosnS TO
have her sealed 10 him9"
Il remember her now. She pushed
the cart with her father In II from the
Platte crossing. at Fort Laramie, clear
over TO Echo canyon. when all the
fingers OF ono hand came on on the
bar OF the cart enc afternoon; and
then her hand had to be amputated.
Brother Brigham, sha shcaldn't be
cheated OF her place IN the Kingdom"
We'll. she amt capabl&. and sho
Amt q pretty person. 30 what can sha
dos"
Il believe II tho lord is willlng {
VIII have her sealed 10 nae."
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28
CHAPTER XXI.
rhe simmer chastens +ImseIf.


How to offer the greatest sacrifice
how TO do the greatest service-these
had become his problems. He con-
cerned himself no longer with his own
exaltation either in this world or the
world to come.
He resolved 20 stay south. fearing
vaguely that In the north he would be
in conflict with the priesthood. He
knew not how; he felt that he was still
sound in his faith. but he felt. too.
some underlined antagonism between
himself and those who preached In
the tabernacle. For HIS home he chose
the settlement OF Amalon. set In
rich little valley between the shoulders
of the Pine mountains.
Late in October there was finished
for him on the outer edge Of the town,
near the bank Of q little hill-born
stream, n roomy l0g-house. mud
chinkad, with water-tight roof OF
spruce shakes and floor OF whip
sawed plank,--a residence At for one
OF the .plemost teachers in the
Church, IA Elder after the Order OF
MeichiEetsk. an eloquent preacher and
one true =. the blessed Gods. At one
end OF tfn cabin, a small room was
partitloned on and bunk built in It.
A chair and 4 waserbasln on block
comprised It's furniture. This rom
be reserved for himself
AZ to the rest OF the house, HE
IDEAS weia AZ first cloudy. he knew
only that he wished TO ssrye. Grad.
uaily, ho@ ever. as his mind worked
over the problem. tho answer came
with considerable cloaxneBs. He
thought about Il much on his way
noFshs for ~ was obliged % make a
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28
perlNatIon of aEaster.1

Like many another term In Chris
tian nomenclature. the word Easter
Is derived from pagan sources The
Saxon goddess OF light, -Eastre.- was
honored with annual festival at the
vornai equinox The Jewish passover
was also regulated by the March
moon and the resurrection Of Jesus
occurred al thls season. In later con-
turlea tho great chrisiian festival
came 40 bear the pagan name East
er and 10 ba celebrated G. . TINA 60
lncidsnt with she Jewish feast
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28

On these empty shells he mounted
kodak pictures Of himself. roughly
tearing out the head and shoulders 10
give a ragged. broken effect to the
edge Of the paper. When these photos
were carefully pasted On the she'll the
effect was that OF a child coming forth
from the shell. the torn edges OF the
picture gave the impression OF the
egg shell being roughly broken away
by the laughing boy in the picture.
who was coming forth. Beneath the
photo the characteristic and boyish
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28
IARRY LION WILSON gl Hys sPRsS q


the glow OF the western sky a. he
rode up, was huge cross. He stopped.
staring In wonder. BELIEVING II to be an.
other vision; but It stayed before him.
rigid, bare. and uncompromising. He
III his horse and climbed up to Il. At
It's base was piled n cairn of stones.
and against this was a slab with an
inscription
Here 100 Men. Women, and Chill
dren Were Massacred in Cold Blood
Early In September, 1857"
On the cross itself was carved In
deep letters:--
Vengeance is mine; will repay
saith the Lord"
He fell on his knees at the foot and
prayed, not weeping nor in any fever
OF fear. but as one knowing his sin
and the sin OF his Church. The bur.
den OF his prayer was. 20 God. my
own sin cannot be forgiven--t know
1t well--but let me atone for the sins
OF this people and let me guide them
Alright. Let me die on this cross a
hundred deaths for each life they put
out, or as many more as shall be need.
ed to save them"
He was strong in his faith again,
conscious that he himself was lost,
but burning to save others. and hope,
full. too. for he believed that n miracle
had been vouchsafed to him in tho
| desrt.
Nor would the good padre, ut the
| head OF his procession OF penitents IN
his little mission out across the desert
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28

a fine turkey asg that had painted on
Its shell an Easter picture containing
church, with steeple and bell, 4
number of pretty children In white
frocks. adults in more sober apparel
In the foreground and a restful VII.
lage in the background This work OF
aYt was done by a little girl OF Il.
who had an eye for color and a clever
hand TO execute. A ducks egg was
made. by the same girl. to resemble
the head Of n rabbit. with its long ears
OF white pager softly tinted with wa
ter colors.
A most unique Easter cgg greeting
was pls,nned by a little boy who.
doubtless, possessed very original
ideas. with the ability "A carry them
out. He selected n lot Of fine. beau
tifully shaped esgs gthere H. great
difference In the shape Of egsn. you
know) and hse them blown BY the
sock. who waa an adept AZ anch work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28
CHAPTER XXI.

The Coming OF the woman-chlid.
The next day he sent across the set
Element for the child, waiting for her
with mixed emotions,-a trembling
merge OF love and fear, with some-
thing. indeed, OF awe for this woman.
child of her mother. who had come to
him so OBVIOUSLY and with q secret
significance so mighty OF portent TO
his own soul. When they brought her
in at last, he had to brace himself to
meet her.
foot a little advanced. several dolls
clutched tightly under one arm. and
her bonnet swinging In the other
hand. She looked up at him fearless
ly Questioningly. but with no sign OF
friendliness. He saw and felt her
mother In all her being. In her eyes
and hair. In the lines OF her soft little
face. and indehnably in her way OF
standing or moving. He was seized
with q sudden fear that the mother
watched him secretly out OF the
child's eyes, and with the child's llpa
might call to him aecuslngly, with
what Wild cries Of anguish and re-
proach he dared not guess. He strove
to say something to her. but his lips
were dry. and he made only some half
Articulate sound. trying TO force .
smile OF assurance.
Then the child spoke. her serious.
questioning eyes upon him unwAvsg-
lngly.
~Are you damned Mormons'
GRO an cONTtNuEp.D
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28

have doubted less that It was a mir
acle than did this unhappy apostle OF
Joseph Smith, had he known the cir.
cumstance of It's timeliness; albeit he
had become familiar with such phe-
Domena OF light and air In the desert.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-03-28

: The wo.ii doesa's owa Y0a . llvlap
Ill w&s Aeso Axss
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

PHOENIX
CITY TIME
Departure Arrival
'aTae Diamond Jo," for
Hot Spr ings Junction
castle Hot Springsl
Wickenburg, SalOme, Con-
gress, Prescott, Jerome,
Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas
City, Chicago, Los Angeles.
Coronado and san Fran
12:I5 am. 20 AIN,
THE Daylight Express
for WickenburE. Con-
gress. Prescott, Ash Fork
and East......-..-.... $40 am. s:ls pm.
Mesa snd Tempe. $40 an. rs SIN.
:25 am. l.25 pm
4:Opm. 6:25 pm.
Florence, Kelvin, Winkel-
msr.......... ............ Il % an. ! d pm.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

Enroute to town a quarrel ensued and
, battle was begun the missiles being
large and sticky hunks oE mud. Both
Of the combatsnts proved excellent
marksmcn apd they we've indeed a
sight wAen she police arrived and took
tlcfn in charge. After few hours in
lhe ctty iail Tapia sobered Up enough
20 remember his checks and finally ne
SosiaSed Sos ihe release Gt himself an
htF associate. The confinement and
SOLDERING combined had mAde iherl
iriends again. Frank Arrilla who was
arrested By she police 0.l Sunday was
Enable t0 present himself for trial yes
ter,'sy and his hearing was -; Goy
Wednesday
A CHANGE OF aAsE-w. q. SIann.
manager 81 the Postal. Telegraph COM
paEy here hBs resigned. the resigna-
tom 81 take effect as soon as a sue.
cessOg can De secured. Mr.. Mann has
accepted ire position 81 trainmas;eg
an the CanaRea. Yaqui River and Pa
ciac railroad. Hts headquarters will
probably be- 81 GUaymas Or Guadala-
tara. Before coming 20 Phoenix Mr.
Mann Was Tor some time agent Tor the
=. T. r. e. =. at GlendSic.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
THERE Is NO RUSH
TO JOIN THE ARMY
The Recruiting Business in This City
Has Succeeded in Securing Only Two
Enlistments.

I The recruiting service, or nj least
thar part og jhe United States army
with offices in this section Is expert
eaciug great difficulty 10 securing re-
cFuiis 70 ihe service. ~ presen. there
are three offices open in Arizona, aside
from the one nS Fort WhippIc. There
Is one 1t Tucson one at Prescott and
enc in this city So far there have
been bs, two c::llsImenis, one OF
, these a re-enlistmeRi The Office in
this city was opened on November "a
The city has been well billed by the
officers in charge but without result
Five Iuen have made application Ia the
Office for enlistment but two were re-.
jcctcd OD account OF failure 20 meet
the physical requirements and one al
the remaining three failed TO make his
appearance In time 10 take the train
Cor WhippIr Barracks
\ new order 81 the military seCge-
'ary. under whose charge all OF the
recruiting Is done. provides that the
enlistment IS not complete until the
applicant presents himself at the near
est military depot. which ia Arizona
is Fort WhiPple. The prospective Eui-
der must therefore pass his cxamlna-
ton and II successful he Is given
transportation To Prescott. where nj
Whippie the enlistment Is completed.
Il Is not known how much longer the
recruiting Offices will be maintained
here.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

Accumulated excess in temperature
since January I. 159 degrees.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January !. l.2S inches.
L. n. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
STRANDED AMERICANS.

Vice Consul ". u. oTret;. writing
from Kingston. Jamaica. complains
~ the increasing number ~ Americans
who arrive IN that country from the
IHihmus 81 Pnnnma seeking mid for re-.
turn passage TO the United States. IN
most cases the stranded perRnns ARE
successful in Obtning transportation by
working their way. The vice consul
warns all Americans without money
to steer clear nf the islands, as Il Is
ditiicuI; 70 obtain work.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
CRY ogtINauENT LlsT-c n

Barnett. city assessor and lax collector,
has nearly completed she preparation
OF the delinquent tax us; for pv6iica-
zion and it = likely " will b. given the
DTia;eT the last ~ the coming week.
The advertisements viii be made 60
allow for the holding ~ the safe OF
property oa the iiTss of February. The
law requiieJ She list ~ property H. be
published onCe n wetI for four suc-
cessiVe weeks.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

THE POST OFFICE HoLIpAV-At
the post office today longer holiday
hours than usual viii be observed.
The windows viii be open from until
Il O'Clock a M
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
OF LOCAL
III INTEREST
THE WEATHER
Lsesi osily WssshsF SspaF5 fer The
Arixsn4 Rspvbsisan.

Forecast for today: Partly cloudy.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

incoming and outgoing trains carried
mail and each train carried about for
~ passengers. There was no definite
time set for the resumption Of the reg
ular through train service but it is
thought the regular service can be re-
su7ned nv fouighr
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

the post office today longer holiday
hours than usual viii be observed
! The windows viii be open from 2 unlil
] Il o'clock a M.
SURVEY APPRoVEo-The surrey
. or general has approved mineral sur
! vey No. 2315. Bowery Girl lode claim.
situated in the Globe Mining district.
Z ella county and claimed by Mrs. -.
House.
SIGN OF The NEW YEAa~~Shos, d.
II after three O'Clock yesterday liter.
noon most beautiful Taineeg mad.
its appearance In The Say ~ th. nor,h &.
west Of The city. The c.ic-s :, Re
brighter than usual ana were taken BY
the hundreds Of people az ;6.. ,ISN'l
town thoroushfares wils, u.ssicei s, 81 a
sign of prosperity for fhe %eEp Year.
TO SECURE TITLE TO MINING
PFOPERTY-W. x. Crenshaw al Viz
Cinia accompanied ~ Phil T"a:zer.
civil engineer of Tucson. i in toan s1
business before III. land 0f;ice. That
business is to S-cur. titie Ia certain
mining property iu the so,fth.astei..
part OF the territory which Mr. Cren-
shaw has had in The process -; patent
Ing.
VISITING EHlEN5s-Miss Kohl
man. q sister OF Mrs. Aaron G;s!,ii,es.s
arrived in the city yesi Afternoon
from her home al Safa Francisco and
viii spend several weeks la iAe cry
a guest 1T the Goldberg hone. Mis-
hoffman visited i'm Pho-UiN f"r several
weeks two years ago. she Wa met y.
Ash Fork 10y Mr. Goldberg who accom-
panied her 10 The rity-
POST OFFICE cH&NoEs-Chang.-s
effective today were dnn0ruces. rs
Postmaster !. ~ Nes,jato,-k yesterday
afternoon. Earl ~. iif Formerly c.ry
carrier is promotes - the s"paTatiI,.
division ~ n. clerks f1:,sr rs city
carrier he Is surc,-e,'...i hy Charles
Regal Vfp IN sr;-a - sslorcesisJ bS'
Walter Z. JONES as substitute. Tie
vacancy which A!F. H;n Is appointed
TO fin was created by the resignation
OF clyde Blaine.
GAS COMPANY REoRGARiZA.
TlOh-Amons The articles HE'D Tot
record yesterday we're Eh"Ss ell th,-
Western Americ.,a las .nE,I'Any- TIE
incorporates are +. II. Amct. II. ]
McClung, r.. u. Ensign; II. y. H"rninE
ana l. r. Husey. Ts~ cuInpiay is :.
OF r.. Western .Am.t
Gas company Of rai;f0rEia. Il Is pr,-
sumably organize! i-- 'hc manufIc-
lure Of Illuminating gas by Process
which was some time az" described I,y
Tho Republican.
TRANSFERRED AT THE 0ILR-
The first Of thu passengers :" make
The transfer over ~" Gaia bridge "f Ire [,
NariCopa and Phoenix rad arrireJ IN |
The city last evening aUouI ~ "circi, |
They had been stalled III Ma.jcaI,a Tor /.
three days and S-r.- u tir,.! and weary 1
lot. The company MAS not able u |
The "1rf PLANNED 5Or SUNDAY |
and yesterday Itid accordingly ysiS nu: I
able 10 run d train across the bridge. \
A Train lef' Phoenix in Ihe afternoons 4
ibour two o'clock which carried pas 4
7enrers bound fnT southern Arizona \
points who Also fia:c transfer at the .
iila walking She bridge Both thc .
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01
SURVEY APPROVEo-

SURVEY APPROVEo-The surrey
or general has approved mineral sur
vey No. 2315. Bowery Carl lode claim.
situated i'm the Globe Mining district,
ella county and claimed by Mrs. -.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-01

| incoming and outgoing trains carried
mail and each train carried about for
] ~ passengers. There was no definite
/ time set for the resumption Of the reg
ular through train service but it is
| thought the regular service can be re-
sumed by tonight.
FOR TAs SAVING OF A CHILD
| Mrs. Earl Boone yesterday filed . pc
tition in probate coart for she removal
OF her little grand child 5nez ResIwIRs
four years OF age. the daughter 0f Lee
and ollie Eedwine g-om the custody Oi
her mother by reason ~ thr immoral
associations ss4 1tss0iutr character 81
the mother SaO noTs has charge Il Ihe
child. 81 s. stated IN the petition thst
tn. father -sf the child deserted hsg.
The petitioner g. tlsn mc:her of Nrs.
IEedwine.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
QRo#NiN6-A Mexican put his Own
lie and that Of a Hattie CHILD in i1.-
IaiReat peril Sa Sunday night. o..
Sfarte,i across IA" river at the g00s az
Seventh SveEHe In swO-h0Tsc Wagon
accompanied by boy SIX ~ seVc.'
wears old. When che wagon got a ia
re way oUt iHSo she STREAM The hOrs cH
got beyond their depth ia water and
usiCkSGBd ard persons Who were
standing on the bank expected tn see
ih.. wagon rolled over ingo The current.
Finally the Mexican managed ;o bring
the team about and retUra tO the bank.
NEW coSPoRATloNs-AFiic!cso Of
the following corporations were flied ia
Ihe Office ~ the cUunty rccogd": yes
IrfsisY: Devils Sate Mil agd Power
C"I,lp aHy. capita! stock $3.50. $50. incor-
10 atots Henry a.. Clifford. =. 4. Far
reii and r.. " Darling; Arizona and
Eastern Corporation. capital stock s.
oo9 .'i'e iRcOrpOr1t0rs Isaac 7. SioG-
jaTd and Frank Ainsw0Tihs san Mig
"a! Mining and Reduction company.
capital stock 2Ie50.00@. inCOrI.oratoTs
W. -. l'ehslc. R ". Gr-as--.-y,r aEd
T. L. Matthews; Missouri %evada Gold
Mining company. capital stock $1,000
Ngc. .pcorJn.stors 4. W Huntington,
u W. Miller and 4. 81. Morgan: TBc
Ocvsa Wav.. NiRing company. capital
stock 81 Goa. Gee. tEcOrPor5sogs John
RAISER, L T. Scott and Wjiliafa Price:
Sevada capitol Gold Mining company.
capital stock s. 060 001 incorporates
l. IS. Sabiu. J. T. Malia!ieu and r. g.
Beu: Go!d Nugget Mining company,
capital stock sI.3e9 0cG. inc"rpora;orE
Lohiser and Frank =. 1.o-
htse.: CiHco SseDOres Mining company.
capital stock 81 0o", 800. incoTpora;ors
William * BELTS. William II. Zuiich
AMI d:uilford :. DletCh.
4 MUD 0UEL-MiIuc1 Leon and
.Nab"T Tapia came near to being DE-
,-rived at tEeir liberty nn this New
Years day. TIpta has for some .iirIe
pas; heea in che employ nf enc az the
road gangs az :he Santa Pc cnus'ruC
lion department ard during this time
had accumulated with the payInasVer Il
fair sized sum Ia the Way ~ i credit
That be might celebrate a holiday he |
came in Phoenix first having been civ. ]
IN the amount due him IN a check I
The first thing he did after arriving
IN the city WAS - locate his friend of
"rncr days Miguel Leon. ~ is a /
'us;Im Sn1ng the people % his nasiT. .
" iSOtIIc ~ wine WAS suggested and :
Z Is presumed Il with several others 1
MAS drunk before Shc Two started up I
own from the south part q: the Gig
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26
Commissioners Report

TO the Hon George E. Martin Judge of the Court Of Com
Pleas of Hooking County, Ohio.
The following is detailed statement of our Financial
Transactions, for the year ending August 3t 1907
quired by section oI7 r. S.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26

CONTINUED on Page 81
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26

APPRAIslNG PROPERTY.
AN. COUNTY BOARD EouALIzA-
TloN.
James l.. Martin, service 1S
days member board $ Sd 90
Appraislng Railroads.
James l.. Martin, appraising
the Fl. V. and G. e. s., year
1906, adj. meeting for II.
V. 80. ......,..,... 24.OO
Same, appraislng II. V. and
G. & s., year 1907 ...., 1900
NEW BRIDGES AND CULVERTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
OLDEST HORSE SHOW
IN THE UNITED STATES
Pony Penning on Chincoteague Island Has Beer
an Annual Function for More Than a Century
How the Ponies Got There

This morning at Chincoteague Island. in
Accomao county, occurs the celebration OF
one OF the most ancient as we'll as the most
interesting customs i'm America, IT. is
Pony Pennng Day on the prosperous 1T
tie island, and from far and near people Will
be present to witness the function for such
1t has become after more than hun
dreds years OF existence
The pony OF chincoteague runs wild over
tho island. making its own lYing, finding
shelter In the woods and keeping fat ami
healthy on Wild grass and young bushes.
He Is a sturdy product, like the people
OF the county, and fights for his liberty with
all the strength that 10 in him, asking tor
no quarter and giving none. when onca a
year the herd is. driven Into a great pen and
a number are cut out for use.
There are two stories told regarding this
wild herds which nave Infested the islands
OF the coast since Colonial times, One is
that a ship loaded With horses was wrecked
on the coast, and that the mares and stall
lions swan ashore and took possession OF
the land AZ the years passed, from lack n
food and on account OF their, Wild, rough
life, they grsw smaller. and Anally became
o type known as the chincoteague Pony ~
The cthprsstorY is tnat II herd WAS placed
on the islands b. the colonssts, arc that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
.REPROACHLESS
WINS BIG PACE
Daughter Of Direct Hall Out
foots Fine Field in Fea-
ture Race.
--------.-.-------
BONANZA WON OUT IN FIRST
He Made the Pace and Was
Formidable Competitor in
Every Heat.
BONANZA WON OUT IN FIRST

proachieas, a black daughter Of Direct
Hall, that won the stake which FIVE
years ago proved much the best In the
down the big share OK the $4,000 classic
at Goss Point this afternoon. The VIC
tory OF this mare ives clean, and While
her performance is a second slower
than that of Edell in the record. time,
4. Is good, considering the track, which
is fully a second SLOW &
The Grand Circuit never had more
suspicious opening IN Detroit than To-
out. in one Of the barns, and owners
rushed terror. stricken to the scene.
The horses were saved, but one barn
burned to the ground and two others
We're scorched
was the feature of the card, and 1t real
~ proved one OF the cheapest recent
renewals Of the event. Dan s. and
Hidalgo were we'll backed. with the
ter trailing to the three-quarter pole
in the first heat, Bonanza came around
and won handlly.
Next time. Bonanza went to break
when I Ih9 staea to maze
could pace With Reproachless. In the
third heat Bonanza came strong In the
stretch but Reproachless had enough
left to win by neck. rms IS 30
nanza's third start in the stake. and
his third winning Of second money
but his first record. The winner Is
owned by General Wilson W. Holmes
OF Cleveland. .55
2.14 trot-The Horseman stake. s3,-
000-Federas Athol won first two heats
and race; Genteel H., second. antt
2:13 pace-Chamber or Commerce.
stakes, $5,000-Reproachle won sec
ond and third heats and race; Bonan
"a. second. and Kutz. third. Best time
l2:o6 ia.
2:13 trot-Purse, s1,50o-Carlo wo,
| first and second heats and race; WILD
Bell second; Anod, third. Best time
j2:11 IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-24
BALLOT WINNER
OF |ROQUO|S
Although Carrying Heavy
Weight, He Easily Defeated
the Favorite.

Z NEW YORK, July 23-Ballot, carry
ing 126 pounds, and conceding weight
to his field, easily won the 1roauois
stakes, one mile and n quarter at
Brighton Beach to-day. Monfort was
favorite at to 5. Monfort made the
pace for nearly a mile. when sNotter
sent Ballottsto, hthe front and won by
two lengths Castlewood won the
third race, but was disqualified for
fouling the favorite, Earl G. Suns
maries
First race--selling. six furlongs---
Neaskaleeta I5 to y first Sister
Frances (5 to q second, Momentum
rs to y third. Time, 1:13.
Second race-selling. mile and a six
acknowledgement Otto u first, Red
Leaf Il to ~ second Won Tromp 6 to
II third. Time. 1:461-5.
Third race-five and one-half fur
longs-Earl G. teven) first, Tartar
Maid Is to y second, Zagg 90 to -
third. Time, 1:064-5.
Fourth race-tfle Irouuois stakes
mile and quarter-Ballot G. to y
first Monfort & to 81 second, Sara
cinesca I'll to 81 third. Time, 2:05.
Fifth race-mile and a sixteenth
Rye "a to. ~ first, Rapid Water q to
- second, Arimo (16to - third. Time
1:452-5.
Sixth raceselling, six furlongs
sanguine e to 81 first, Amundsen ca
to y second. Banyah g to p third,
Time, 1:1s2-5.