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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13

from NOfIOlk lOT itDlOlUlu, mas Dttu
put on the overdue list, with rein
surance at ten per cent
-
CAPTAIN SELF of the steamer
Iwalani brought his ship in the har-
Dor yesterday morning at $3.50 O'CLOCK
from Molokai, having aboard her sew.
en- cabin and ten deck passengers. Her
freight consisted of a bull, dump
cart, a bundle of hides, a crate Of pigs,
crank shaft, two bundles of hides,
two bags taro, three bundles lauhala,
four packages coin, eight bags cocoa.
nuts, 10 boxes chickens, II bags corn,
lG boxes eggs, 30 head cattle, rs
dressed sheep 81 pigs, n lot of fire.
wood, 1875 bags sugar and 80 pack
ages sundries. The sugar was shipped
by Olowalu plantation to w. G. Irwin
& Co.: the cattle were from the Mole.
kai Ranch and for the Metropolitan
Meat Co., as were also the dressed
sheep.
THE SPLENDID MATSON bark
Andrew WEIGH, Captain L. w Kelly
surprised the waterfront people yes
terday morning when she arrived In
ten days, seventeen hours and forty
FIVE minutes from San Francisco bat
to Diamond Head. She dOcked at the
Bishop wharf at 1890 O'Clock. Cap
tain Kelly kept the Andrew Welch
Just about on the regular steamer line
At noon on Saturday the WEIGH was
1872 miles off port and she was of
Diamond Head yesterday at break
fast time. The passengers were Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis and their son and
daughter. She brought 400 tons OF
cargo for this port.
"a
At Cos O'CLOCK yesterday morn
ing, the steamer Niihau, Capt. Oness
came into port with 6i30 bags Of sug
ar. 80 head of cattle and 80 calves
Both on her outward and inward trips
she encountered heavy seas.
~
FROM KAUAI the steamer w. g
Hall, Capt Thompson, arrived at i:S'
| o'clock yesterday forenoon. She haC
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13
ASSASSINATION IN GALICIA

LEMBERG, Galicia, April ~. =
The Governor of the province of Ga
licia was assassinated today by a
student.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13

A woman, masquerading as the
Countess Monteil, has been arrested
in France on a charge of robbing
guests of fashionable hotels.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13
MILITIA CALLED TO QUELL STRIKERS

JACKSONVILLE Fla, April 12.The
OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13
MADAME GOULD AND DE SAGAN

NEW YORK, n. Y, April II. -
Madame Gould and the Prince de Sa-
gan have sailed for Europe in separ-
ate steamers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13
EVANS CAN'T JOIN FLEET

PASO ROBLES, Cal, April II. 49,
Rear Admiral Evans will be unable
to meet the Fleet at Los Angeles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13

Full moon Apr. 16 ut 6:22 a. m.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
30 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that OF the meridian of 157
degrees 30 minutes. Tho time whistle
blows at 1880 p. m, which is the same
as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. sun
and moon are for Local time for the
whole group.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13
FLEET SAILED NORTH

MAGDALENA, Mexico, April II.
The Fleet sailed north today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13

1856 editorial rooms-25S bust
ness office. These are the new tel
ephone numbers of the BulIatin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13

FROM KAUAI the steamer w. G.
Hall, Capt. Thompson, arrived at i:S7
o'clock yesterday forenoon. She had
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Camps Being Secured by Contestants
IN Road Race.

Five camps were secured and established in
Westchester County last week by contestants in
the stock car road race for the Briarcliffe
trophy. Joe Tracy. in the interest of Palmer Sc
Singer. appropriated a part of the parsonage
of the church in Briarclifr Manor. To accommo-
date him the minister's horse had to be trans
ferred from his comfortable stall 10 an adjoining
field Mr.. Hamilton, for the Isotta team OF
three cars arranged for a cottage and barn In
the vicinity of Rriarclif Manor. and his ac-
comnodations call for staff of twenty Mr..
Hollander for the Fiat. learning of the activity.
teIephoned instructions to a real estate agent
to secure house and stable located near Haw-
thorne Corners. Probably the most elaborate
quarters We're taken by z. s. Partridge for the
Stearns cars. Mr.. Enise. for the Lozer Com
psny, acquired an inn at Miwood, together
with its outbuildings
A call has been sent out for meeting OF the
executive board and rules committee Tomorrow.
at which time the final rules governing the race
will be stipulated and the exact number of laps
that will constitute the distance to be covered
on the day OF the contest decided upon.
The Savannah Automobile Club desires 70 maks
It clear to both entrants and visitors to the races
of March Is and "a that there is no heavy expense
connected with the shipment of from North
points to Savannah Due to the activity of the
transportation committee. exceedingly low rates,
both by rail and water. have been secured. Auto
mobiles may be shipped by boat to Savannah
slngly at a rate of about s34 for Weighing
approximately two thousand pounds No hard
restrictions placed upon such shipments either.
1t is necessary In shipping the Savannah
boats empty the gasolene tank, leaving the tank
open but aside from these precautions there is
additional expense trouble necessary. In the
case of shipment of a number of machines in
carload lots to a total minimum of ten thousand
pounds the low rate of 2s1a cents hundred pounds
can secured. which makes the cost Of shipping
a machine to Savannah less than IS when several
machines aggregating ten thousand pounds
sent by shipper TO consignee- In short,
the freight rwates have been made low that
any visitor to the races can ship his Car at an
almost nominal expense and have il TO use during
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
ELECTION OF BURCH.
Details Of HosU Yale's Football
Captain Has Named.

New Haven. Jan, 2a-"The Yale Alumni Weekly
in It's issue tomorrow Will give much space to DIS
cussion OF the recent election of Robert B. Burch.
90 Of Cincinnati. TO be football captain, analyzng
the conditions which brought about the result 1t
points out that recently it the custom TO
choose a captain Immediately after the game. and
saws a mistake thing. Now the
election is delayed. and these delays give cppor-
tunity for eectioneering by friends OF the candt-
dates which should have part in such elections
1t might be q good thing to return to the simpler
way OF doing business
The article points out that Rurch judged by his
ability aside from his mishaps which kept MIN out
OF the games the last will make the kind OF
leader that has made teams successful for many
years at Yale.
The Weekly saws that II has received many pro
tests from worried graduates the election
worry which it attributes to misfnformation. It
says the team manager and assistant manager Cid
not vote, and 1T not intended they should and
that the vote in the second election Burch 49,
Coy 5 and Brides. 2 At the first election Captain
Biglow declared there tie between Burch and
Coy Brides having received only votes. Coy,
being a prospective junior. retired.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
PLE1 FOR THE HORSE.
Test of Racing Needed to Produce
Best Specimens.

Washington Jan. 29-The American Horse
Breeders Association convened day in this city
various parts of the country interested in the de-
velopment of the horse, and addresses made
by of national reputation Jouett ShouSe,
retary Of the Kentucky Breeding Bureau. spoke on
the topic of THE Thoroughbred Horse in America
His Utility Value and What the Thoroughbred
Has Done and made strong plea for the pure
blooded horse In the course of his remarks he
stated that the only way in which the best speci-
could be secured was by acr,laI tests In
ing.
After establishing the fact that the trotting and
saddle families of to-day descended from the par
ent blood and extolling the virtues of the three
great imported stations. Glencoe. Trustee and
Diomed. Mir. Shouse made the following remarks
about the racing situation in New York State:
The able Governor Of one of our great states is
upon racing. Conscientious doubt in
his views doubt % exceedinsly If it has ever oc-
Of the legislation which he is attempting enact
II racing he discontinued in New York il win be so
crippled throughout the United States that the
Possibility OF Its continuance elsewhere is exceed
gathered together at expense of multiplied
millions must be disbanded: the benefits which ac-
crue TO the horse interests of the entire country
through the diffusion of thoroughbred blood must
bred and the saddle horse will still be produced but
all Of them need frequent and close infusions of
maintained. and If this blood be no longer ac-
cessibe inevitable deterioration is certain follow
form or after any fashion. and know that long
horse racing continues will continue TO bet
upon the results. / do maintain. however. tnat
betting upon horse races is detrimental
than betting upon the result of any other contest
and firmly believe that so long men live they
BY its wise conduct of racing as conducted on
tho New York tracks the Jockey Club has in
CURED the malicious enDity Of the whole poolroOm
element. an element which has done more than
all other forces combined to perVcrt the morals
of any cOmnunitv where it has foLrished and 20
hurt the cause of legitimate sport. In New York
to-iay you have the astounding spectacle Of the
spokesman. the henchnan, the beneficiaries of th5
poolroms OF the East allied with the Governor
in endeavor TO kill racing, simply because the
jockey Club. mindful of its evil effects, has done
what il could to suppress the poolroom.
As one who has end Of personal profit to
serve, ] ask of you, gentlemen, vino deeply in
terested in the advancement OF tie great livestock
and agricultural interests of country. simply a
sane and careful consideration of facts. Exert
utmost efforts toward reform where reform is
needed: do not lend yourselves movement con-
ceived In Ill advised haste or bolStered up by ee-
mentS which sometimes obtain able allies
through a misrepresentation of the motives which
really govern their actions.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
YALE B1SEB4LL GAMES.
TO Play Princeton at Nes0 HaUen
on Memorial Ddy.

New Haven. Conn, Jan. 2e.-The official schedule
Of the Yale baseball team was announced to-day.
Playing an at home game this year with Prince
ton on Memorial Day is something new, but other
wise the schedule is much the same heretofore.
Brown getting only single game and Holy Cross
two. There viii be no Easter trip. The schedule
follows:
Home rames-March Fl New York University; March
25 Manhattan April g. Tufts College; May University
Of Pennsylvania; May Georgetown. May Z, SYRACUSE
Ma 9 rhilps-Andover; May II. Wesleyan; May "a
Dartmouth: May 20. Amherst; May p. Brown: May 50
3, TO- Louisiana State
College; June 13 Cornell; IS. Harvard
4. Forihan. at Fordhan April
H. New National League. at New York; April II
Hartford State League. Hartford April -, Columbia
al New York; April % West Point at West Point May
Brown. a. Providence May le CnVerslty OF Fennsyi
ter June g. Princeton. Princeton Cn OF tie tho
Princeton game at York June 16)
Harvard, at Cambridge Gin case or q tie the
third game viii be New York June 20.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
RACING At NEW ORLEANS.
Hcider Badly Injured When Creo-
lin Falls an Stceplechasc.

New Orleans, Jan. 29.-Heidcr, the jockey, had a
narrow escape from fatal injury when Creoiin fell
at the sixth lump the steeplechase, at City PafF.
to-day He sustained a broken coilarbone. a cohl-
pound fracture of the right arm and further IMAM
that, may be injured internally
Monte Carlo played for good thing and
backed from 20 to 1 to TO 1. won the race IN a
goIop after leading all the way Zip. the second
choice, broke down.
Notter. who has been earning the jockey honors
for two or three days. rode only one winner to-day
but he handled four second horses His lone winner
was Brakespeare at the lucrative price OF 10 10 l.
CoIloauy won the six-fIriong handicap. beating
Lens the favorite rather cIevery after forcing the
pace The summaries follow:
First race Selling. mile and sxtsenthl.sexane
30 to l. second: My Love 103 (fiuestis). i3 10 tnra
Time 149ss. Car Silver Bail silver cup, BIter M Msn.
and Edna also ran 80 , ,,o.. rs,.o
Second race steeplechase short eoursel-M9n1e
to l. second; Peter Becker. las Gfufham> 10 70 !;
third Time. 3o2fs Prohtabe Da~son. Aues' a1tI1 ra
Wally Klldoe. Bank Holiday and Rip also ran cIT'i4H
Third race Chandicap: six furongs,-coiioguy. II.
(fIedeD IL to s. won Lens. lO7 (Noer). to second
Apache e2i5 (fTenry) third Time 1:1sfs Jer-
Fourth ace (the National Stakes: three furIongsl[
Fore no Gee) to Won sea STsi Ts nr, aas 70
third Time os5+s. Annie aieeies. BrOugasm Gun
ming Glorioe Lillian Ray and Lady Chilton also ran
TO J. won Hyperion II. 100 CNoterl, to D. second
Carthage. 100 Gowers) to thiri Time: I'oss, ,
Prince Ahmed Iario. Momentum and Evelyn 5 also
Sixth race SELLING: and sixteen5hl-,raks-
powers to second stoneman CDUbeD. 10 to I.
rr third n1hssd Is y Peoria ana Te SeI also ran
Seventh fseling mile ard sixteenth).Green
o !" ..cosa saeary1 s Ice MepanieD to = third fe
14s2s Delphie. Doubt and Minot also ran
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Millions Needed for ReserUe Supply
of Ammunition.
rFrorn The Tribune Burssu-I

-.
NAVY RESERVE AMMUNITION.-Rsa- At-
rniraI n e. Mason chief of the bureau Of ordnancs
OF the navy. has figured ont how much IL will cost
the government TO accumuia.e one reserve supply
of ammunition This viii amount TO nearly 80
1000 of which Congress has appropriated 20 dat.
IS 900 600 and II will be necessary 20 obtain at Iea,t
81 for expenditure this account during Tn.
next fiscal year. stated last year. IL seems
imDeratfve that there should be acquired ressrvs
supply sufficient 10 refIl main battery mag.
azines ct least twice. A modern battleshfp az
her maximum rate OF fre will exhaust her am
rnuation supply less than hour Is is then
most imperative that a adequate supply Of
ammunition for at least the larger guns be acc1-
rnuiated without delay. Appropriations for tnls
reserve We're considering the total amount re-
qured very small until last year. and the feet has
long been incapable OF more than relatively shor,
engagement because OF :he impossibility OF rss1p-
plying il with ammunition. This stringency r. sso
severely felt because Of the backwardness % tbs
projeetile manufacturing facilities in the United
States. 1t has at times. taken from two to thres
years procure satisfactory arrnor percsrs- II 10
therefore considered necessary that the a7rounr
cocoon that remains of the entire amount orig
inalIy estimated the cost Of one reserve be
appropriated: that is. that tho bureau OF ord
nance be allowed to obIgate itself by entering into
contracts for armor piercing shell. which viii
tend over into the fiscal year following ths ons
for which appropriations are now being made
NAVY oRDERs.-The following ssrvic. orders
have been issued:
NAVY.
Rear Admiral H. q n COLBY. placed On retired list.
Rear admiraIs ". SWIFT and L. g. LOGAN. ON
ulissioaed-
Assi,tan, Psyrns,,-r F. H. WILLIAMS. contnu.
Virginia.
Assistant Paymaster z. G. MORsELL> 70 The Yorktown
Assistant Paymasrer NJ H. PHILBRICK- detached ths
Yorktown: naval hospital Mare Island
Ensign r W. KEssIER from naval hospital. Toxo-
hama o Chattanooga
MOVEMENTS OF vESsELS-Ths following
movements Of naval vessels have been reported 20
the department:
ARRIVED.
Jan 2S-The Chicago. at Caiao
SAILED
Ian es-rh. Wasp. from Norfolk for navy yard Ss-
yorL. the Arkansas from Annapolis for Norfolk:
the Tublraue from New Orleans for Puerto Corts8,
~. I1es MONIES from Newport. for New York
Ian 2a-The Rainbow Cavfts FOR cruise 10 South
Philippines
The Stringhan placed IN reserve yard Sor
folk: her place third torpedo fotilla 70 be taken
by Porter.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
BEATS HARVARD.
Crimson Captain Injured IN Close
Basketball Game.

Boston. Jan. 2e-Tn a fast game hero tonight the
Yale basketball team defeated Harvard by score
OF 10 TO g. Harvard led at the end or the hrst
period TO . but early in the second period Cap
tain Moves of Yale clashed with Captain Brooke.
of Harvard and the latter forced to retire on
account of injuries.
After this incident the visitors scored frequently
although the winning tally not made until
within the last half minute OF play
The Yale freshmen defeated the Harvard cubs
by score of 20 TO 1s
Providence Jan. 29-In a closely contested game
OF basketball here tonight Brown defeated colgate
bv A score of es TO 2l The game fast and
clean and marked by the large number OF
goals obtained by long distance throws
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
BOYERTOWN FIRE PROSECUTIONS
Jury Finds Owner of Stereopticon Aacniu'
and Factory Inspector Largely Responsi0p''

BoyerJown. Penn. Jan. Sc.-The jury WHICH "a
been investigating the fire at the Fthosdes cp1-
House. In which 100 persons lost their h's'' 60
turned a verdict at l O'Clock this mornns-
verdict in part is as follows:
We are OF the opinion that Mrs MohrVo - -.
the deputy factory inspector are largely resp', a.
bic for the disaster on account OF negligence W
request the prosecuting attorney Of BerSs C'uA.
to arrest. and IL possible convict. Mrs Mo.n -~
owner OF the stereoptcon machine. and n"
MAC. Bechte the deputy factory inspector ." -
charge OF criminal negligence.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
DARTMOUTH RELAY TEAM ENTERED

Manager Montgomery. of the Columbia Uni
versity Athletic Association, has Just received
the entry of Dartmouth for the two-rnile inter
collegiate relay championship. which will be one
Of the big features of the Columbia relay carnival
IN Madison Square Garden on Saturday night
February 15-
The Dartmouth quartet of half-milers which
Will run against Yale. Cornell, Pennsylvania and
possibly Michigan. is r. L. Harms, George Shipley.
w B. Evans A. T. Souls and d. Hoffman. substi-
tute Wesleyan and Georgetown have each en-
tered teams of quarter-milers in the one-mile
college championship. in which il is expected
that Yale Pennsylvania and the Chicago Univer-
sity will also enter teams.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
run on the first Saturday of the meeting instead

run on the first Saturday Of the meeting instead
of on the opening day In all probability there
will be no change in making up the programme
this season, that ii will be run on July IL
James +. Kcene's Peter Pan the race last
year after a fyTtous~aTive with McCarter. On
that race S6Sne the good of Commando
earned high rank, but unfortunately it was his
last public appearance, as he injured himself in
training few days later and has since been
retired TO the stud. Weights were assigned to
ffty-nine horses in the Brighton, as follows:
THE BRIGHTON HANDICAP-Fo- three-year-olds and
upward: 500 each, half forfeit S5 If declared By
February guaranteed cash value, S2J OF
S3ooo 10 the second and 5000 the third one
z
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
CHAMPION BATTER FIKM.
Cobb VIII Sign zcith Detroit Only
ON His Ozch Terms.

Augusta Ca Jan 29-Tyrus Cobb, the chain-
pion batter of the major leagues, who has refuseo
70 Sisn a contract with the Detroit club OF the
American League up TO this time. issued "ha' ne
has pleased to call his ultimatum to-day lie
said
Il will not sign with Detroit except on III.
own terms / shall not report to the ciuo at fto'
Strings unless my terms met nave an
offer of a place coach at Southern cohese
and another semi-professonai job with Chlcaso
team both of which will pay more than DetroiI
offers me-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
MRS. CLARKE MAY BE RELEASED.
Mrs. Kremer to Drop Proceedings if Boy
Is Lett Alone

Boston, Jan. 29--Announcement made to-
night that Mrs George Kremer, of New York
had told Boston officials that she would drop pro-
ceedings against Mrs. Maud c. Clarke. of Boston
under arrest by New York officers on the charge
of kidnapping If Mrs. Clarke would keep away
from her son. Carleton Clarke Kramer, the adopted
child of Mrs. krerner.
Mrs. Clarke arrested in Dorchester last Mon
day and Is being held for New York officers No
one has arrived from New York to take Mrs
Clarke to that city, and it is said she may be re-
leased tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
BIGLow WILL COACH YALE ELEVEN.
Tad Jones to Assist His Captain, Taking
Charge of Rackfeld Men.

New Haven, Jan. 29-The announcement was
made to-day that Lucius H. Biglow, captain Of
Yales champion football team last year, has been
selected by Captain Burch head coach Of the
1908 eleven and that #. A. p. Jones, the quarter
back. will he BigoU's assistant.
Biglow will have charge Of the linemen and
Jones will pay special attention to the backfield
candidates Biglow played three years at tackle
on the Yale eleven and Jones at quarterback. Both
were stars in their positions.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
SOLDIER KILLED BY FALL.

vatertown y. Y. JAN 29.-Private James Cui-
bertson Company 3. 23d Infantry. which left Madi-
son barracks to-day for the Philippines. fell
a thirty-foot ernbankment near the post hospital
and was instantly killed some time last night HIS
frozen BODY was found this morning shortly be-
fore the departure Of the first section 81 the reg-
noent His home in Mariana. Ohio
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
WAREHOUSE FIRE LOSS st.ooo,ooc-

Indianapolis Jan ss-A fire at the wareho" s,,I
Henry Coburn & Co. early to-day caused "1,.
loss. which IL placed at siO0o.00e. with i.',s inSN,
of $4,000 Over hundred firms WIN ~.o,,ry
stored in the warehouse are losers Marion W an
had stored sloaco0 worth OF voting Haeh'i1' ar,
which there was no insurance. SiX nrs'"s"
slightly hurt
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
WOULD CLOSE AUDITORIUM HOTEL.

Chicago, Jan. Estates Attorney Heay fled in
the Superior Court to-day a petition for a writ OF
quo warranto calling the courts to forfeit the
charter of the Congress Hotel Company, which
operates the Auditorium Hotel ard the Auditorium
Annex for selling liquor Sunday in violation of
the Sunday CLOSING law. Judge Smith ordered that
the defendant make within ten days.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
SWIFT FINED, STILL IN PRISON.

Boston. Jan. 2e.-Morrison l. Swift. the leader OF
the ARMY of the unemployed" who was arrested
IN a warrant yesterday charging him with dis
tributing circulars without "a license in violation
of city ordinance. fined s. in the municipal
court to-day. Swift, who had spent the night in
the city prison. appealed, and was held in bonds
OF S1A for the Superior Court Pending the appear
cf hcndsman Swift taken back To tie
city prison.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

oswego. n. Y. jan 2s-The Sd Battalion of
the I'D United States Infantry, consisting of ISL
men. commanded by Captain Frank Halstead left
Fort Ontario to-day for the Philippines bv way or
San Francisco. Company ID. OF the 18th Infantry
will garrison the post until the arrival Of the s,th
Infantry tnegro) early In March
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

4 record number of entries is being received
for the Irish-American Athletic Club games. TO
be held in Madison Square Garden on February S.
Already large number OF the star performers
have sent ir. their names Eaton and Kelly Will
be seen I'm the sprints. while Leavitt and Smith
son Will take part in the hurdle event The 500
yard run is expected TO be the feature. as Hill
man. Taylor. White Brownlow and Bacon are
among those entered
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
WORLDS RECORD WITH RIFLE.

Rochester, Jan. 29.-At the fourth annual tourna-
nent of Indoor % Calibre Rifle League to-day
Harry G. Harrison. of Rochester. succeeded in
lowering the worlds record in the rapid firing
test when he scored 514 in seventy-seven shots
landed on the target in sixty seconds.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

The Suburban Handicap will be run on FRI
Gay, June 1e, over the course OF the Coney Island
Jockey Club at Sheepshead Bay. With the
Brooklyn Handicap the value has been in
creased 5000 this year, 1t will be worth a
full $4,000 to the winner. Sixty horses were
weighted. as follows: