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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
Roosevelt Breaks all
Records for His Cabinet

The retirement next week OF
Secretary ol War TAFT will leave
hut two men in Mr.. Rooscvclt's
cabinet who wurc there when h.
succeeded to the presidency upon
the death OF President Mckinley.
These are Secretary oi State Root
aud Secretary OF Agriculture VII.
son. Mr Root was secretary oi
war when Mr. Roosevelt became
president, IN September, 1907.
llr shortly afterwards retired from
the cabinet, hut was pursuadcd to
rccntcr it upon the, death oi Srcrc.
tarv ot STATE Hay.
There have been more changes
and shifts in President R~ooscvclt's
cabinet than IN that OF any OF his
predecessors. He has had two
secretaries OF state, MI Hav and
MIR. Root. lie has had three sec.
tctarlcs of the treasury, MIR. Gage
Mr.. Shaw and Mr.. C%ortrlyou
With the succession ot Luke T.
Wright he will have had three
secretaries OF war, Mr.. Root, Mr..
Talt and MIR. Wright. lie has
had three attorney generals, Mr.
Knox, Mr.. MOODY and MIR. Bona.
partc. lie has had hvc postmaster
generals. Mr.. Smith, MIR. Payne,
MIR. WAYNE, Mr. Cortelyou and
Mr.. Won Meyer. lie has had five
secretaries OF the navy, MIR. Long,
MIR Moody, Mir. Morton, Mir
Bonaparte and MIR. Mctcali. II,
has had Two secretaries OF the IN.
terror, MIR. Hitchcock and MIR.
Garfield. He has had one sccrc
tary OF agriculture, Mr. Wilson,
and three secretaries OF commcrc"
and labor, MIR. Cortclyou, Mr..
Mrtcalt and Mr.. Straus.
The retirement OF Secretary
TAFT has led To some speculation
as 10 how long MIR. Wilson will
continue at the head OF the depart.
mcnt OF agriculture. The chances
are that he will continue TO serve
through the term OF MIR. Roosevelt
and should Secretary TAFT succeed
to thr presidency it is possible
that Secretary Wilson would con.
tinue in the calumet. IL will he
twelve years next March since Mr
Wilson became secretary OF agrl-
culture, lie is = years old, hut
a man OF great activity. However
II has been a matter OF some sur
prise that he has continued ~
office so long, as 1t has beer the
Roosevelt tendency TO get Younger
men INTO his cabinet.
General Luke t.. Wright, the
new secretary OF war, - ct years
Old, and with the exceptions OF
secretaries Wilson and Root will
pc the oldest member OF thu cab.
net. Secretary Garfield is ~ wears
old, Mr.. Cortrlyou is IS, ana
Postmaster General Won Meyer
has Just reached his soth birthday
Mr.. Mrtcalt IS s., and Attorney
General Bonaparte So.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
Christian Church.

Rev. J.. K. Parker and wife OF
Toledo, Illinois, arrived IN this
city last SATURDAY. and Mr.. Parker
preached Tor the Christian Church
people at the Court house SUNDAY.
There was a good attendance at
all the services aud much interest
manifested. There will he sun.
day school at 10 o'clock next Sun.
day, and preaching and the Lords
supper at II O'Clock.
Strangers are especially invited
to attend these services.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
j. W Newman Witkdraws.

MIR. j. w. Newman who an.
nounccd as a candidate Tor the
nomination tor the office OF asses.
sor Tor Quay county subject TO the
Democratic primary, has with.
drawn from the ace in favor oil &,
II Young. Mr., Newman informs
the News that had he known that
Mr., Young would be a candidate
he would not have announced him
self. and that he will do what he
can to secure Mr.. Young's nomina.
ton.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
REPORT OF SPECIAL
HEALTH OFFICER

Albuquerque. y VI, June ~. 1905.
To the Honorable Board IL Health
Gentlemen.
The fnllowing ten physicians, eight oi
whom had diplomas. were prosecuted by
mr on the trap Just ended with the follow
lng results
u. :. Holloway, k~nna, y. VI IN Il H.
Chayes Co Fined sI1.Sn
T.. ". Rogers. Quay, y. VI. fined tlS o
W. u. Thurman, House. y, NJ, hnrd
SIS %.
G. Collins. Hartford, y. VI fined sgs 90
j. Hawks. l.oonry. y. VI, fined SIS o..
d. =. Slahlman, Hollrac. y. NJ. fined
s!S.oo.
]. D. BROWN, Grady, y NJ fined SIS %
W n. Campbell, Roosevelt. y Nj
(Ouackl iin-i SIS N.
K. France, horton y NJ. lQuackl
fined +I4.So.
J. ". Martin. hard. y. VI, hn-d si7 So.
Total SAYS
Hawks and Owrnsby Al H"llrnr Martin
At Rari, l~rrt-r and Buonr Al Nc Alllst-t
an IN Quay county left the TERRITORY IN
dnubtrdly. having received 4 llp
The i%ollu~ing tines were collected Toy me
from the Justices Of the Peace; Rogers.
collins and Hawks each s2S M, France
st4 50. being halt the original fine assess.
ed sheriff 4. Street OF Quay county -
responsible for the Thurman aud Camp
bell tines SlS 90 each. The Siahlman hn-
has already been paid To Dr. Massi- 10y
Justice oi the Peace Rush. who is -nheav.
nring to collect from Dr, brown a, GRADY,
In the matter OF the tine OF Dr. Gate.
have written District Attorney Ward who
will SCI. tina the money IL tufned OygT Ia
Dr Massic by the County Commissioners.
To- whom It had been paid malicioaslY b.,
the Justice OF the Peace, Guadalupe Gar.
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$500 OF above expenses was tor the
puI chase OF a 1000 mileage book. Of which
| used 600 miles, leaving 4,ioo miles TO be
used Owing to lack oi funds had to
stop further Investigations, and will remain
in Albuquerque until after the meeting Of
your Board in luly, when, should you see
III tor me to take the matter up again, will
do vi.
Special Health Officer, Is Ruppe.
Since taking up the board OF Health
violations thirteen individuals have been
successfully prosecuted and fined. and |
believe about twelve have lei, New Mrs.
leo, owing to the rumor of the Hoard OF
Health activity. Nevertheless there are a
good many more who should lie looked al.
,es bu, as !, is y losing proposition IRON .
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO or.
FlIE OF IIIE So RtTARY

CkkrltI'ATE or COMPARISON.
l. SAruAS lArr.. Srcr-tar, oi the Ter.
rItor, "i New MrNico, do hrrrb, Ccrtity
that there was hlrh tor record IN thu, OF
hcr at niue O'Clock. A. m on the rhirtirth
lay ni April. \ u. 1905, Certificate of
Amendment To Articles III ncnrpnr,tInn
ri tn" TU,UNIAltt MASONIC HI'IIp.
ING COMPANY (No Stsi) and also
hat | have compared the following cupy
oi the same, vi h the Original thereof nov
on Tile and declare It to b- 4 correct iran.
script thrrrirom and Of the whsle thereof
Given uudrt my hand aud he
Great seal Of the TrrritutN Of
New Mexico, Al he CirN II san
l>FNLl "a tr, the Cap',al on ,hi, isIh
day oi June, \ u ZOOS.
NAIrAN IAffA.
Secretary Ut New NlrNiro
CERTIFICATE or ~lNCKENSk or
CAPITAL. STOCK.
The Iucumciu Masonic building Com
pany a corporation OF thu Territory IT
New MrNiCu u, us President and Score.
tap DOES HEREBY CERTIFY
l. That the principal office Of the com.
Is at ~Iucumcari, New Mexico aud
tina, the agent therein IN charge thereof
and upun whom process against the cor.
poraIIon may he served Is Al-N D. Gold.
rnb-tg.
; That the Board nj Directors oi SAID
poration At a meeting dul, convened
aud held On the 9TH day OF M,rch. \, u
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IT, y ~lbuNuUpo.
Deputy
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rfEnrosy ot >fw Nt,,.o =,

Compared G to O
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04

ZOOS. passed q resolution declaring that
III" increase oi cap'.,l stock r., h]rrr,nti.
lrf yet forth o.. advisable. and calling d
meeting II the stakeholder, To lakc action
thereon
That q cop, Of ,iid resolution ~ the
board ~ directors "a hct,tu appended
That thereafter on IN" ,tst lU ut
March, \. - igus. pursuant to such ,ilI
NJ the board pi directors. AMI uppn nntisr
gwen to each s%tp,kholirf u.s. provided In
the 10y claws. q sucylal meeting Ut The stock
holders was held At when meeting tIl IT
the stockholders Ut .ud Dompau, Nrfr
present In person and voted uuanimuu.l,
m favor ui SAID increase at CapIil stock
which said incrra>" - rs follows tu Nt
10 increase tho present capital stock
NJ 5000 tu sl5,upu represented by 900
shares OF the par value vt s25.up each.
s. That AZ SAID meeting ot the stock.
holders Ihc foregoing tm-ndm-ni $40. ls.
Srutrd to m NtitIug b, more han tive.
thirds m interest ui each class OF the .,u.E.
holders having Young uowrf,, winch .ttd
written assent o. hereto appended
49, That nifty i've I55 share. of the
'tock Ji this corporation ate ISSUED and
outstanding
Is WITNESS MHEkEOE the
sal u ucum,au Ma,pnt, BuIIIug Dumptn,
has caused thi. t~ertinrttc o. be- signed b,
", president tnd It's ,.,retat,. md IL. cor
pura,c seal 20 he hereto Affixed this 10Th
da, oi April. \ - tyls
The IlCCNCAitl MASONIC BUILD
lNG COMPANY.
Corporate seal W { e.. Barn,s. Pres.
" ilargls. sc,y
RhNOLu rios OF IHt FOAkD or
DlNEt lON-
Resolved that % Q, advisable tp increase
the capital stock Of tins rUmpau, from
! nrec Thousand Dollar, = oroo. Co. TNen.
y ttye. thousand Dollar, s4sDJo. 90 be
divided into one thousand |,i,ppuJ Ut the
pas value OF s. 90.
FURTHER RESOLVED that a meet.
ing Ut tuu ,tO,khuiIrt, to take action upon
the foregoing resolution be- called to nr
held at the office ut ihis company on Nam
Street, IuCumoEtl N-W Mexico. on tho
irst ia, OF March 4 - Iyo,. at . T.. VI
pkODI.
I.rrtor, OF New Mexico
County ui qua,
It- II remembered shat on this g,,h da,
Of Apfti, \ - Iyo. before me PERSONAL,
appeared l. {. BIrur, and ~ Hargis,
To- me personally knoWn who b.ing
bJ me duiy sworn, upon their several
oaths dad say that thry are the pre,tdeut
aud secretary respectively ul the IuCum
carr Masonic Building Company aud tuat
the seal athNcd 10 the foregoing Crrunyttr
- the corporate sal o. .auu corporation
AM that the sand certificate was signed
and sealed m UtIati ui SAID corporation
toy authurit, oi ITS board oi director,
and SAID 1. 6 Itarnc, and " Hangs
AZ N.ut IHNH..N ..LH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
TOURISTS AT BEDFORD SPRINGS
GlIddenites WIZ Spend sunday in
Mountain Town.

BEDFORD SPRINGS, Pa, July 1.-THE
G~liddenites experienced the toughest roads
thus far in the tour In the third days run
Of 1904 miles from Pittsburg to this place,
over the Allegheny mountains. In spite of
this handicap, however, the schedule of
seven hours was beaten by many of the
cars.
At 3:15 p. m. all the touring cars ex-
cept No. 20, which is disqualified in the
race, therefore not competing for the
trophy, had reported in. The route today
sidered one Of the hardest courses ever
marked out for an automobile contest. the
roads being decidedly rougher than last
year over the same course. In climbing
hills second speed was quite generally us d.
The tourists will remain here over Sunday
and enjoy a much needed rest.
The following cars met with accidents
and were penalized in today's run over the
mountains:
Car l9, driven by A.. c. Miller, caught
fire near Monroeville, The car was saved
but the occupants lost their extra clothing.
This car was penalized los points for re-
pairs. Car Ill, driven by c.. p. Forth, had
a broken axle near Johnstown. The car
driven by A. L. Kull which came in late
Friday night has not been heard OF since
1t left Pittsburg this morning and is out Of
the contest. Car lC3 broke a brake and
Mrs. c.. w. Shirley, the driver, was penal
lied 9 points for putting in a new brake
band.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
lSwa ews Notes,

WOODBINE-A daughter, l6 months old.
OF Ike Browning, died Thursday of whoop-
ing cough.
MARSHALLTOwN-R. s. Heubaz a
wealthy and influential man and town
council man OF Garrison was instantly killed
today near that place while helping 10 nm
load hay. He fell from the load breaking
his neck.
was
chosen today as the next meeting place OF
the Iowa State Bar association, which
closed its annual convention al Waterloo
The city will entertain IL probably al the
same time the Iowa State County Attor-
ney's association, and the Iowa State Court
Reporters association meets here next sum
mer.
Was
made IN Iowa Falls today TO the 400 KniRhts
OF Fythias lodges OF Iowa Of the Candidacy
OF CLARENCE H.. BurlingaIne OF Iowa Falls.
Tor the ottice OF grand master of exCheouer
LOT Iowa. Mr., ~Buriiugame has been a
prominent member OF the order for Years
and he lays claim to a wide acuuaintance
IN Iowa He has been endorsed by MS h1u1s
lodge ana by the lodges OF Hardin county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bartlett alias
Harry Lee of this city. a notorious youn9
nan, VINO mas a police record In this and
otner cites OF Iowa, Is under arrest ar
Aipert Lea MINI, for a minor Offence
Nhlch may eventually lead to his lmprisons
ment Bartlett Is wanted in OskaIoosa, Ii
II BEING charged that lie held IN and robhsj
theft was committed about three weeks A."
6Gt II was only today that Marshall ,Jamss
class OF Oskaloosa, learned that BartistI
was IN jail al Albert Lea. An effort viii -
mace 10 have him brought here on extradi-
ton papers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Frank Gill Wins Trident Handicap
at Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July u.-Frank Gill,
running at his best, won the Trident handi.
cap today. The Trident, worth 81, 900, was
run in place of the $4,000 brighton handl-
cap. and a fairly good field vent to the
post. Summary:
First race, 3-year-olds and UP, selling,
six furlongs: Jacobite Q1O, Musgrave, s to
- won, Tom McGrath az, Miller, 100 to ID
second, Besome (5. Upton, 4 to 81 third.
Time: l:l22b. Kentucky Beau, Tileing, Ex-
plosion, Salvolatile, Sanguine, Queen Mar
guerite and Overt also ran.
Second race, 2-year-olds, selling, five and
a half furlongs: Tapponoca QO7, Land, Z
to 100 won, Terror ZIP, L. Dugan, 5 to u
second, st. Withhold QO, Upton, s to u
third. Time: 1:072s. Hammock Boy and
Beauty Bright also ran.
Third race, 3-year-olds, six furlongs:
Comedienne d07, Mcdaniel, I to l0 won,
Grimaldi O09, Notter, l6 to 81 second, Sara
cinesca O09, Miller, 3 to u third. Time:
1913. Easton, Umbrella, Trouveur, Dead
Gone, Batsmap and Mardli also ran.
Fourth race, Trident handicap, 3-year-olds
and up, mile and a quarter: Frank Gill
Ql3, Notter, II to 81 won, Hessian Q20, f.
Dugan, 4 TO 81 second, Gold Lady Ql5, Nc
Cahey, s TO u third. Time: 2:O4B. Old
Honesty and Running Water also ran.
Fifth race, S-year-olds, mile: Big Chief
Q21, Notter, 10 to 2) won. Bouquet GIG, Nc
DARRELL, IL to 100 second, Tennis (97, Yorke,
90 to - third. Time: 1873. Only three
starters.
Sixth race, handicap, 2-year-olds, five and
a half furlongs: Verbatim 600, Sumter, 20
second. Dander QlO, Mccarthy, 2 to u
third. Time: 1:O74S. T1mbuctoo, Chaffinch,
Siskin, Personal, Patsy and Gus Helm also
ran. Dander added starter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
CHANGES IN Y. &c, A, PLANS
Bids for New Building in Excess Of
Amount of Money Available.
ARCHITECT TO MODIFY THEM
New Plans Call for More Money Than
t. Now Il sight, hut the Building
Committee VIII Take nance
aud Go Ahead.

The directors Of the Young Mems Chris
tan association have again been compelled
10 modify the plans for the association
building at the corner Of First avenue
and Seventh street. When the bids for
the superstructure were opened yesterday
afternoon, II was found that the cost
Of the two stories and completion of the
basement would be In the neighborhood of
$1,000. These figures did not include the
cost Of plumbing and heating. which It is
expected will amount to between A,O0
and 5000.
As the directors have only about ST. oO
in sight with which to complete the build
ing, the foundation for which has already
been constructed. they decided that a modi-
f~lcation OF the plans was necessary. Ac-
cOrdingly Architect F. e. Cox was re-
quested to modify the plans 80 as to re-
duce the cost at least 5000. This will
still leave the cost of the completion
Of the building. including the heating ana
plumbing. 5000 more than the directors
have at present in sight, but they decided
to take the chance of raising this amount.
About ten bids were received yesterday
and the bidders will be afforded an
opportunity to revise their figures in
accordance with the notifications decided
upon by Architect Cox, The directors hope
to be able to let the contract before the
end Of this week.
Weather permitting, there will be the
usual open air meeting this afternoon a.
4 o'clock at the redwood tree stump in
Paramount park. There will be a round
table on Mounts Pisgah and Nebe. being
one of the series Of Messages from the
Hills"
At the meeting of the forum Tuesday
1xgAnIn1 a.t.
Echoes from the Denver Convention will
form the general topic for the program
which is now in course of preparation by
Secretary Harry Curtis.
A number Of the members participated
in the hike yesterday morning. The
route was over the hills by way of Frank
lin avenue and return by way of Lincoln.
These early morning hikes are scheduled
for Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
mornings and are proving very popular
among the more active OF the young men.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
MINOR MENTION.

George d. Flath and Lena Miller, both Of
Omaha, were. married In this city yesterday
morning by Justice s. A.. Greene.
There will be a musical entertainment at
the Elks club house this afternoon. for
members only. 1t will begin at 2:3O o'clock.
Rev. James N. Williams, pastor Of Broad
way Methodist church, and wife arrived
had been attending the c~hautauqua.
Only four days more OF Hunters July
clearance sale. Make your purchases now.
II you do not you will be sorry later when
the price goes back to It's old place.
J. W. Lease Of Omaha, charged with
speeding his automobile on Lower Broad
way last Thursday. was fined 80 and
costs In police court yesterday morning.
Word was received here OF the birth
yesteday to Mr.. and Mrs. John r.. Meyer
at Atchison, Kan, OF a daughter. Mrs.
Meyer was formerly Miss Opal Goodman
OF this city.
The preliminary hearing OF George Ryan,
charged with the theft OF eleven suits Of
clothes froU a Northwestern freight car, was
continued yesterday in Justice Greenes
court until next Thursday.
Willie Dunlap. charged by Pete Peter
son, a local produce commission merchant,
peaches, effected a settlement with Peter
son and secured his release from the city
jail yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting Of the As
ernoon at the residence of Mrs. p. Gum
noude' 74 Willow avenue. A full attendance
Is desired as tnere - business or import
Rnce to come before the meeting.
The hearing in police court yesterday OF
A. 10. Hills, employed as cook at the Ogden
hotel for two days, charged with the theft
of various articles from the hotel, was con-
tinued until Monday in order to give the
police time to make further investigation.
The proceedings wherein Mrs. Martha
LanBe charged a neighhor. Mrs. Marjorie
Hawkui with threatening to kill her, arc
set for hearing before Justice Cooper next
"wednesday. In n previous notice Of the
case It was inadvertently stated that Mrs.
is In fact the defendant.
J. F. Gysell and John Sullivan were in
police court yesterday morning charged
coop OF DR.. J. F. MlneaI. 77 MINISTER street.
DIT. Minear was aroused at an early hour
yesterday morning by the commotion in his
poultry house. He saw two men emerging
from the place and gave chase. He sue.
ceeded In capturing Sullivan as the latter
attempted to cross Indian creek and GYsell
was arrested later. Their hearing was con-
tinued until Monday.
The body OF p. +. Swanson, a former res
ident OF Crescent, who died as the result
OF injuries received in a street car collision
in Denver about two weeks ago, was
brought 10 Council Bluffs yesterday morn
Ing by his two brothers. Postmaster N.
swanson Of Crescent and DR.. J. II. Swan
son Of Crescent. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Meth
IN the Crescent cemetery. The services will
be Conducted by Rev. J. NJ. Williams, pas
tor Of Broadway Methodist church of this
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
HOBsON GIVES NEW VERSION
Now Snys President Predicted ExcIu-
sion Act Would Mean Wnr,

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, July I~L-(Special
Telegram.)-Captain Hobson today gave
another version OF the statement he pro-
fessed to have heard President Roosevelt
make regarding the prospect Of a war
with Japan. This assertion at the demo-
cratic convention at Denver tina he had
recently heard the president say a war
with Japan was imminent nearly disrupted
that gathering. Today from the chautau-
qua platform Captain Hobson told his
hearers he had recently heard President
Roosevelt say that the passage of a Japan
ese exclusion act would mean war with
Japan.
Asked by a newspaper man afterwards
what he thought of the chances of the ma
tional democratic ticket winning, he said
they were very good. AS to whether he
personally beloved victory would perch
upon the banner Of Bryan, however, he
contented himself with the reply, Would
MT be surprised
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
as; 81; SIS, and Vernon having defeated
NJ. y. Macdonald Of ST. Louis. 6-3; 63
WESTERN GOLFERS WINNER,
Take Olympic Cup by score which IL
Considered henomenaI

DAVENPORT, Ia, July r~1.-tspscial Tele-
gram)-Western Golf association members
were jubilant this afternoon when their
team won the Olympic contest with a four
nan medal score for thirty-six hoes Of SO,
which is nine strokes under the score by
which the Metropolitan association team,
the pick Of the big eastern clubs, won the
cup last year. Experts declared the Rock
Island arsenal course three or four strokes
harder than the Euclid course on which
the cup was played for last year. To win
the cup all four OF the western players
twice round d TIE course today under DOGGY
~fisurts. The victorious team was composed
OF Kenneth Edwards and II. +. Hunter,
Midlothian; d. f. Sawyer, Wheaton and
w. X. Wood Of the Homewood club. 1t was
Edwards first play in the olympic ser.es
and his playing was the feature. II. G.
Legs Of Minneapolis and r. e. Hunter
Of Midlothian were among the star Ier-
formers Of the cay. The full individual
and team scores are:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
sm.IInox Provea Fatal.

Frank Boyd. aged 81 years. died shortly
2 ftcr II o'clock Friday night at his home.
p ls3 Avenue c, from smallpox. His death
, 5 the second from this disease in Council
Rluffs within a week. His sister, Mrs. ].
=. sryder. 29i6 Avenue E. died OF the con-
.luent form OF the disease last Tuesday
Forming
Boyd, who was q single man, was buried
m I'nr''oy cemetery within two hours
,fter lis death. He leaves a mother, two
TothCls ard one sister.
Boyd vas the man who becoming delir-
'ous T nm the effects OF smallpox. escaped
.ror' n'atantine and ran wildly about the
>r , art of the city for several hours
b ae was captured and returned to
IL. L.Ne. - ".
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-13
PEORIA RACE MEETING CLOSES
CarOklen, Minor Heir and Nilmah
the Days Winners.

PEORIA, Ill, July 1L-Caroklen, Minor
Heir ard Nilmah, each had no difficulty
in winning in their races today. The clos
ing Of the nine day meet here came this
afternoon. Minor Heir was sent against
his record In the second heat, but broke in
the stretch and made the mile in 2:O5%.
Results:
2:I4 trot-Caroklen won in straight heats,
with Alice Edar second, Lady Teasel third.
Best time, 2:OSL.
2.G5 pace-Minor Heir won both heats,
with Banner second, DR.. Penny third. Best
time, 2:05%.
2l7 pace-Nilmah won the second, third
and fourth heats. the Emperor was second,
Prince Albert third Best time, 2llk.