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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
THIRTEEN OF CREW
KILLED OUTRIGHT
In Explosion on The French Amored
Cruiser Latouche TrevilIe OF
Toulon Yesterday.

Toulon. France, Sept. %. During
eunnery drill yesterday one Of the big
tnrret guns on the French armored
cruiser Latouche Trevile exploded with
terrific violence. completely wrecklng
the after turret and killing outright
the entire gun crew of IL. A number
OF men were seriously injured some
Of them probably fatally.
The accident was similar 10 that
aboard the ggnnery schooship Couronne
on LaSallus D'Hyercs on August ie
last when by the bursting OF the breech
Of one Of the guns six men were killed
and IS injured The drilI had been pro.
cecding for a considerable time when
without warning the whole turret seem.
ed to blow out. Dismembered bodies
were thrown in all directions and sew
eral OF them were hurled into the sea
through the great breach caused by the
explosion.
The spectacle was horrible, the dead
and wounded together with shattered
arms and legs Uttered the decks. A
call to quarters was sounded and as
speedily as possible the wounded were
cared for. The gun that exploded was
rs inches bore, Of which the cruiser ear.
ried two. Happening SO soon after the
accident on the Couronne the explosion
yesterday has caused sensation in
naval circles and doubtless will lead
TO most rigid investigation.
The Latouchc Treville carries com
plcment Of $40 men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
JURY TAKES
MURDER CASE
That OF State VS.. VallentO at
Rutland
ANOTHER CASE STARTS
A sieilian Is Charged with the Murder
Of a Man Whose Body Was Found
Just Outside Of Rutland
Last Summer.

Rutland. Sept e3.--The case Of An.
tonic yaIlento, charged with the mur.
der Of Deputy Sheriff =. A. Hayden OF
Ludlow last July, which has been on
trial IN Rutland county court since
last Thursday, was given to the jury
this morning, Judge Seneca Haselton
giving his charge as soon as the court
convened for the day.
The empanelling Of n jury was i'm.
mediately begun for the case against
Vito Turicanna, Sicilian. who X IN
dIcted for murder In the first degree.
IN July the body Of Accarito Sanford,
an Italian, containing two bullet
wounds. was found near go" bridge on
a lonely road here. Anna Black, age
II an italian. and six Sicilian men were
subsequently, arrested on suspicion. The
men were afterwards released with the
exception Of Turcanna and Gieia Vim
cenzo. who win be tried after Turcian.
na for murder The girl il under in
dictnicnt on the charge Of being an ac-
ctssory. Rev. Francesca Crociata. the
Italian priest here, and his brother Gas
per Croeoata, have been in Jail two
weeks on the charge OF being acces.
sofies after the fact in this case.
The trial of al the correspondents
which hinges on the one murder will
attract a great deal Of attention as Il
has leaked out that the girl was used
as tool to lure Santoro 10 a lonely
spot where the Others could kin him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
rockingham Leads For Lieu
tenant Governor
BIG BAY STATE CAUCUSES
With Practically Every City and Town
Heard from, Boston Man Has $40
Votes to 4si for Cole and
500 for Luce.

Boston, Sept. 2s.-with practically
every city and town in The start heard
from the revised returns Of yesterdays
Republican state primaries show that
none Of the three candidates for the
lieutenant governorship is sure Of the
nomination on the first ballot at The
convention on October 3. OF the 1850
delegates, rockingham has oao, Cole
4si. luce 300 and $50 are nnpledged.
There is a large chance for error in
these figures due to the fact that doubt
exists regarding the allegiance Of many
delegates reckcned as pledged. Both
frothingham and Cole say they have
Spough delegates to win.
r. The three candidates are ]. N. Cole
II Andoyer, speaker Of the house OF
representatives, Louis A. rockingham
Of Boston. former speaker of the
house, and Representative Robert Luce
OF SomerVilIe.
There WAS no opposition to the nomi-
nation Of Lieutenant Governor Eben S.
Draper Of Hopedale for governor.
In number of the cities and towns
the so-called joint caucus act was in
force SO that Democratic caucuses
We're also held, and these with the Re-
publicans voting were sufficient to de-
tcrmine that all Of the present repre-
sentatives TO congress, four of whom
had been opposed, were favored by the
two parties for another election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
l.. BRArrLEboRo LIBRARY.
Col. Tyler's Portrait win Be Placed
BY Company Survivors

Brattlcboro, Sept. o.. The surviving
members Of Co. {. 2d Vt. volunteefs,
received Yesterday from Helen Tyler
Brown Of this town letter granting
their request that large portrait Of
the late Col John $. TYLER be present.
ted the Brattleboro free lihrary.
Col Tyler WAS fret lieutenant 81 Co.
& when the company was mustered in
20 the service Of the government. That
was the first regularly organized conf
pnnv out II Brattleboro lie rose 10
the rank of lieutenant colonel OF the
regiment and WAS IN command Of the
regiment in the battle of The WILDERNESS
where be received mortal wounds. Six
teen days after heina wounded hc died
N New York hospital
4lp 1DFtf1if hsS hrng in.the o'd J'ys
Ter hontstead at syrfh and Tyler
streets Tie homestead has bcen sold
recently. aud until the request from the
survivors OF Co, G was received the plan
was 10 send the portrait to the capi.
tol building at Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
:
SOMEBODY BLUNDERED.
st. Albans Finds Its New Sewer Has
No Available Outlet.

st. Albans, Sept. 23.--This city finds
itself in peculiar and extravagant
scrape through the ridiculous error
made in the construction Of new
trunk sewer. It has been discovered
that the sewer, now nearing completion
has no available outlet, the open brook
at Newton street being about two feet
above the pipe at its bed and making
connection there an impossibility.
The only way out of the blunder is
for the city to build at least 1,200 or
more feet beyond the terminal planned.
To do this the right Of way must be
purchased Of several individuals. some
of whom object strenuously to having
the sewer cross their land, The city
IS hampered also by the fact that the
available funds are exhausted and
should the necessary addition be con-
structed the increase in cost would be
about $1,000. It now looks as though
the sewer as contracted for will be
completed, but viii for time be use
less.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
FUNERAL OF ]. BIANcHI
Was Held Yesterday Afternoon at His
Late Home.

Tho funeral Of Joseph BiaRchi was
held Tuesday afternou from his late
home on Seminary street, The inter-
ment was in Hope cemetery. the bear
ers were six Italian veterans Mr.. Bian-
chi was 81 years old and has been in
the country for Is years.
There were many beautiful floral tri-
bgtes. among which were, wreath. from
family; wreath. MIR and Mrs. D. Rossi
wreath from the veterans; pillow, 4 Al.
al; carnations and asters, Irene, Gidio
and Teresa Comis carnations, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Calderara; asters and carnations,
Mrs Maggiani; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Henry; asters and carnations, Mr..
and Mrs II. Broggini; carnations, v. Lo
prest and family; sweet peas and eana
tions, MIR. and Mrs. Pic CUISINE: asters,
Mr. and Mrs. Avery; asters. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Place; carnations, Master II.
Leci<in, and II number of bouquets with
ont cards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
MANY ENTER
Goddard Seminary Sends Up Fifteen
Boys and Girls This Year.

Goddard seminary furnishes an unns-
pallY large quota of her graduates Is
The various colleges ltiS iAIi M Iass
thar tftatn t,ae xna pikis having z'
feads started ard fonr ofhers have laid
F'afs 60 enter college next faal. Those
who have entered this year and their
institutions are as follows:
10 Tufts college, Karl Abbott OF Beth,
lehem, n. II. Henry Heidel Of West
Warren Mass. Sherman Ogden Of North
ampton, Mass. Fred page of Marshiieid.
James Walsh OF Leomrlster. Mass, and
Miss Helen Martin Of Piainfeld.
To the university of Vermont. John
Bird Of Penryth. Eng, Victor Olsen Of
tiraniteyille, Ralph Shaw Of Bethel, Carl
Waterman and Paul Waterman OF Barre
To Norwich university, Archie Cram
Of Williamstown; to Dartmouth college,
Ralph Buck Of Newport; to st. Lawrence
university, Stanley Miller Of Boston; to
Lowell Textile institute, Harry TiIden
Of Roxbury. These others are planning
to 60 TO college next year. Miss Bessie
Brown OF Barre. jerome Berry of Rich
mond Nathan Butler OF Washington and
Oscar Rixford Of East Highgate.
Incidentally, it may be mentioned that
this exodus Of students to higher insti.
tutions Of learning does not indicate
that boys come to Goddard seminary
just to play foot bail, base ball, etc.
Barre's other preparatory school,
Spaulding high, has already sent about
q dozen boys and girls to higher institu-
tions, the names of whom have already
been given in our columns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
TN WASHINGTON, D. C.
Reached There Last Evening After His
Summer at Oyster Bay--Was Well
Received.

Washington, Sept 23.-President
Roosevelt returned to Washington from
Oyster Bay at 5s55 o'clock last evening.
The special train bearing the presidential
party was met at the station by many
officials, including members OF the cabi-
net, army and navy officers, and others.
The president was the picture Of health
and Vigor. His bronzed face beamed
with delight as he gave the hearty hand
clasp and characteristic word of greet
ing 10 those who surrounded him. Sec
retaries Wright, Metcalf, Straus, Wilson
md Postmaster General Meyer formed
the center of the group.
THAT was a hot shot this morning, /"
said Mr. Won Meyer, aluding to the
presidents letter on the candidacy of
Aff. Taft.
4 think we've been hitting them
hard, responded BIr. Roosevelt, laugh.
ingly.
As the president with a rapid stride
walked to bis carriage. he was given an
ovation bv q thousand OF more people.
who cheered lustilv. Assisting Mrs.
Roosevelt into carriage, ard bowing
bis acknowledgements to the throng. he
was driven away to the White f6Bse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
MONTPELIER MAN
ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF the Washington County Sunday
School Association, Whose Con-
vention Met in the Capital
Citv

Officers for the Washington County
Sunday School association were elected
yesterday afternoon at the session In
the Methodist church at Montpelier.
They are as follows:
President. v. A. Doty OF Montpelier: I:
vice.prcsidtnt, c. $. Andrews Of Barre;
secretary. Mabel s. Winch Of Barre,
treasurer, d. +. Dwinell Of East Calais;
state director, DR.. o. G.. Stickncy OF
liarrci superintendent Of elementary
work, Mrs, +. X. Ciriggs OF Montpelier;
superintendent Of nome department
work, Mrs. +. W. Powers OF Waterbury;
superintendent OF temperance depart.
ment. Prof. L. H. Shaw Of Northiield ;
superintendent OF teachers training de-
partment, the Rev. Caleb Smith Of Rox
bury.
The convention opened yesterday
morning with an address Of welcome by
the Rev. A. }. Hough, with response by
the Rev, James B. Sargent OF Mortified,
who spoke on '1rae Laws OF Organized
Sunday School Work"
tht Thhtuih HouI fuiioNcQ NJ winch
addresses were made by the Rev. +. A.
Poole OF Barre, the Rev, Walter Dole Of
Northiied. the Rev. Y. Y. Cnrrier Of vii.
liamstown, and the Rev. q. W. Winch OF
Barre
The first hour in the afternoon was de-
voted TO the home department. at which
Mrs. y. J.. Field and Mrs. f. w. Powers
spoke on what the Home Department
Is Accomplishing and Miss Edith NJ.
Baleh Of Burlington discussed Recruits
Ready for Training" The various Off
GERS Of The association made their report
at the afternoon session.
An address was also made by the Rev.
y. NJ. Fuller Of Burlington. field secre-
tary for the state association, on "rhe
Ideal County Sunday School Associa-
ton Prof. f. A. Shaw Of Northfield
discussed teaching temperance in the
Sunday school, and the diffusion of mis-
Sionary intelligence was discussed by
Mrs. Z. b. Edgorton Of Mortified and
the Rev. P. y. Fisk Of Plaindeld.
The service Of song last evening was
led by Bruce Mcdonald, the devotional
period by G. s. Andrews of Barre. and
addresses on Sunday school work were
given by the Rev y. N. Fuller OF Bur-
lington and the Rev. Fraser Mctzger of
Randolph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
FIGHTING THE INJUNCTION.
Angelo Diversi Wants to Sell Cigars in
Pool Room.

A hearing for the purpose OF dissolving
the injunction restraining Angelo Di.
versi from selling cigars in his bowling
alley brought by George Mann was held
before Judge Taylor as chancellor in
the Pavilion last evening. Scott & CarY-
er and !. W. Gordon appeared as counsel
for Diyersi and r. Al Hoar and ]. IL.
Senter for Mann Tne hearing was fin
#ished and the chancellor has the case
under consideration.
Mr. Mann claims that when Mr.. Diver
ii sold him the New England Fruit
Store, the latter made 4 written agree
ment not to start hereafter any business
in competition with the business sold.
a line of cigars was carried in toe
fruit store which Mr.. DiVersi sold and
when he proposed to sell cigars and
tobacco in his pool rooms and bowling
alley, which he is opening up in the A.
Tomasi block, Mr.. Mann applied for the
injunction, which was granted tempo
rarily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
POOR HEALTH CAUSE.
Rev. Edward E. Lee Resigns at Island
Pond.

Island Pond, sept. 23 The Rev. Ed
ward f. Lee, who for the past two years
has been rector of Christ Episcopal
church here, has resigned, his resipna.
tion to take effect Nov. 30. Poor health
for the past two years is given as the
cause. While the mission here was being
organized in 1872. Mr.. Lee, who was then
a young man, became prominently iden-
titled with it. lie afterwards studied
for the ministry and was ordained by
Bishop w. H. A. Bissell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
BARRE AUTOS ENTER.
Five Cadillac Machines in Novel Ex,
hibit at the State Fair.

Five Cadillac automobiles from this
city have been entered in the prize ex-
hibit offered at the state fair for the
best five cars showing from any city in
the state. The cars entered are owned
by B. A. Eastman. Gale Bennett. G. c.
Kenyon, w. G. Reynolds and f. A.
Drown. The cars are not to be deco
rated and prize Of five silver cups is
to be given to the team of five cars
from the same town or city making the
bsst appearance. This exhibit will
take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
These cars will take part in the big
parade of automobiles from New Hamp-
shire and Vermont. This parade it IS
claimed will exceed in numbers any
thing Of its Kind ever before seen in
New England. Other owners Of autos
who have gone to the fair today with
parties arc 4. D. Morse. D. A. ePrry.
7. D. Iadd, B. II. Wells, and B. W.
Hooker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
LONGER THAN USUAL.
Essex County Court Term Has Much
Business.

Glildhall, Sept. 2s.-The October term
Of Essex county conrt win open here
October 0, with Judge Alfred Hall Of
st. Albans presiding. There wero 20
cases set for trial by jury and l2 for
hearing by the court Considerable husi-
ness will be disposed OF BY information
rather than hy presentation to the grand
jury Une uf the cases 10 be tried is
that of chauncey bryant, who fatally
shot Alelfosr Bliss, al eleyen-year sd
hoy It II expected TIA the term wiII
be b longer one than usual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
DROUTH IS BROKEN
IN THE MIDDLE WEST
Rainfall in Parts of Illinois Was Very
Heavy Yesterday--More is
Expected.

Chicago, Sept 23. The drouth Id the
Central states was broken yesterday BY
rains that extended from st. Louis to
Sc. Paul and Minneapolis. The rainfall
did not cover the entire country between
those points, but it occurred at many
points. The fall at Springfield, ILL.,, and
Decatnur. TIL. was very heavy. In Chi
e1go scattered showers occurred during
the late afternoon and evening but the
weather office declared that they did
not presage any general rain.
The rain brought greatly needed re-
lief in many parts Of the West where
there has beep but little precipitation
aince the first Of August.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
MIDDLEBURY's OPENING.
"A Big Glass Is Expected to Enter the
College.

Middlehury, Sept % Aliddlebury col
Iege IL about to embark upon its i00th
year with an especially bright prospect.
The entering class promises to exceed
in number that Of any previous year.
New students are arriving by every train
and the old students have nearly all
returned
John N. Thomas, d d., the new pres
sident, has installed a spirit Of renewed
zeal and stimulus into the whole college
atmosphere.
The ID. X. Pearsons fund Of $4,000.
whith is being raised for the purpose Of
building a new girls dornhtory, Is nearly
all subscribed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
HAMMOND PRESIDENT.
Hooker of Vermont Member of Com
mittee on Credentials.

Cincinnati, Sept S2.-John Hays Ham
mond was reelected by acclamation as
president of the Republican national
league yesterday afternoon.
Chauncey Dewey Of Chicago was elect
ed treasurer, G. Smell Smith of New York
City, national organizer, will hereafter
combine the two offices of secretary and
national organizer.
The committees appointed by Presi-
dent Hammond include:
Resolutions, Stewart, New York
Credentials, Duffy, New York; Hooker,
Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
S4,OOO,OOO LEFT BY
TUFTS BENEFACTOR
Besides Giving 100000 to Medford Col
iege, Pounds a 100000
School.

New York, Sept. %. The probating
in this city yesterday OF the will OF
Henry ]. Braker, millionaire importer
reveals the source Of the s500,0O0 be-
quest to Tufts college for founding a
school Of finance and accounts, concern
ing which neither President Hamilton
nor any of the college trustees could
give any information.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
HIS NECK BROKEN
BY 25-FOOT FALL
A. ]. Kelley, Foreman on Bridge Con-
strucation at Brattleboro
Killed.

Brattlcboro Sept. 23.-A. ]. eKley.
aged IS years of Fast Boston. foreman
On the Connecticut dam, fell from
staging 25 feet high to platform be-
low breaking his neck and killing him
instantly yesterday. lie has a brother
who is an undertaken in Boston. who
came and took the body to Boston last
night. A married son is also employed
on the dam.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
BRIDGE COLLAPSED
WITH FREIGHT TRAIN
Only One Man Injured, It Is Believed
The Train Fell Many Feet to
Water Below.

Wilmington. Del, Sept. 23.-The east
span Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
bridge, crossing the Snsquehanna river
at Port Deposit, collapsed this morning
dropping freight train to the stream
many feet below, Up to this time only
one man Is believed to have been injured.
II is thought that none were drowned
or killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
PLAINTIFF ON STAND.
Mabel Simpson is Suing The Rutland
Railroad For Damages.

The trial of the case Of Mabel Simp-
son IS the Rutland railroad was start
ed in Washington county court today,
1t will be probably one Of the most i'm
portant heard at this term Of court.
Mrs. Simpson was injured in wreck ut
Nergennes two years ago, at the same
time that her husband was injured. Her
husband got damages and the defend
ant in the present ease does not deny
the liability but declares that the dam
ares Of $4,000 sought by Mrs. Simp,
son is excessive.
Mrs. Simpson was on the stand today
and testified that she had been an in
valid ever since the accident
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
GUILTY OF MURDER.
Frank Smith Convicted and Sentenced
to Be Hanged.

Montreal Sept. 2s. Frank Smith,
alias Tom Prather, formerly Of New
York. was found guilty here yesterday
afternoon Of numbering Michael Malone
BY shooting during quarrel in an opium
joint on July 3. He was sentenced to
be hanged November 27 Smith was
also known as Crooked Neck" Smith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
BROWNE GOES TO HELP.
Prominent Rutland Democrat Has Gone
20 New York.

Rutland, Sept e3.-Attorney Thomas
II Browne Of this city has gone to New
York city where he viii be engaged until
the close of the Democratic national
campaign in connection with the bureau
Tor speakers. Mr.. Browne viii assign
speakers for the New England states
New York. New Jersey. Delaware and
West Virginia. lie win be located at
Hoffman house. During this time he
expects TO spend several Sundays in
Rutland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
onafrrman BadIy Hurt.

Quincy. Mass. Sept. 2S.--John Jacob
son, thirty one years old, residing in
West Quincy, lies in precafious con
dition IN the Quincy hospital rs the re-
suit of the collapse Of a heavy wooden
derrick in the J. S. Swingle quarries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
SEVEN FATALLY HURT
AND FIVE INJURED
Two Cars Collided, Head-on on South
eastern Traction Company Out
Of Philadelphia Today.

Philadelphia, Sept. %. Seven were
fatally and five seriosuIy injured this
morning when two cars on the south
eastern traction lines between Phila-
delphia and Chester collided, mead .on,
III dense fog
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
FAIR GROUNDS
ARE CROWDED
State Fairs Second Day Draws
a Throng
ONE ACCIDENT TO- DAY.
There Were Two Horse Races Yesterday
Afternoon, With One Left Un-
finished Until This
Afternoon.

White>Riser Junction, sept. eS.--Fif
teen tho'Fani people had entered th,
state fair grounds at noon to-day for u,
second day Of the fair, and they were
still coming a. that time. The features
this afternoon were pony polo game
between teams from Boston and New
York, and the horse racing. the event.
scheduled being the completion OF this
2;24 pace, started yesterday, the 2:l7
trot and the 2sJ0 stake race. Toe eat.
lie, sheep and swine were Judged this
forenoon.
One OF the accidents Of to-day was
sustained BY Arthur Senter Of st. Al.
bans, who was kicked in the head by a
horse. lie was taken 10 the cadets
emergency hospital, and six stitches
were taken 10 close the wound over ais
eyes.
The opening day OF the fair attracted
upwards Of 5000 people The Norwich
cadets wheeled on the track in the early
afternoon lT5 strong and marched before
the grand stand to the strains OF its
bugle corps. Company A in extended
formation went through Buttz's calls
tnnetics with vigor. and sham battle
followed, the whole feature that Is
TO be continued throughout the fair.
Cadet Major Rowe Is IN command. with
the universitys military instructor,
Lieutenant L. A. l. Chapman. in charge.
The races were no cut and dried af-
fairs. First one and the another took
meats aud as each event was the best
three out OF five, but one rare could be
finished Bill Bryant started in strong
in the first event. but in the third heat
suffered something resembling blind
staggers, and jumped the fence. Driver
Woodrow declined 10 accompany him and
after Bill was caught and blcd he felt
better. There WAS no distance flag in
this race BY agreement. The 2.22 pace
viii be completed this afternoon at 1880.
Summaries:
ASS Trot, 2;4o Pace. Purse $500.
Hartford Girl, bin. J. II. Bur.
ton. White River Junction 4 l2lI
Royal Trust, hrs tpsekeij >.
ktiHs. Aeapafi 3s2l2 2
Edna. bm Ilowncrt, Woody
Hill Stock Farm, Salem,
4 =. ~ y -ls..-..5 ..-s4.s..- >
Cecil Rhodes. chs, (Taylorl. p.
Jarvis, Windsor .g, 55344
Bill Bryan tWoodrawl, r i.
Eubar, White River june
tion .s...4.. ..a...s 45 dr.
Time, s;2sA es3Oi4, 2s27h, 2.s2.
2:24 Pace, Purse $500 (Unfnished).
Alley He'll tHaydcnl Pine Tree
Stables, Lewiston, Me. . 43il.
Iris. bm, j. b. q. Tyler. West
Newburg .s.s..... 2432
Ben Hur, chg tW Uttonl j. Ut
ton x Son. Alorrisyille ... 1915
Kings Mantle, &. II. Lee, Lyn
donyiile 4.ss...... .-s...... 3l338
Billie Mack. chg, tWoltonI, r.
H. Carr, ST Johnshury - 5545H
Vic Pointer. blke. tHndsonl, n.
r. Wheeler, White River June.
tion ......l. ......,.. dis.
Time, 2sl9A 2.2lM, 2:2lA, 2is4A.