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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Dec. 2-The
bodies OF Leroy Cannon and Leonard
croce the two Americans executed
~, oder o. President zelaya. Of NC
.r,xua. we're burned. declared passen-
rers arriving here TODAY from Nics-
Raglan ports on the steamer Dicta-
ter.
uvss reported that lncineratioa rss
resortcd 20 conceal the means Of
Identification. Afterwards, 4 vas
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04
FOUNDERED AT SEA.
British Bark Said to Have Gone Down
Six Drowned.
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press).
PORTLAND. ORE, Dec. 3.-Ad-
vices received by the United States
Weather Bureau from Tootash Island.
Washn., state. that the British bark
Matterhorn. foundered at sea Novem-
Der 81, seventy miles of Umatila
Reef.
The first mate, steward and four
sailors were drowned. Twenty-seven
of the crew were saved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Jury Frees Georgia Woman After
Twelve Hours.
CID Associated Press.D

DAWSON, GA. Dec. 3.--Mrs l.. J.
Atkinson was today acquitted on =
ehargs q murder the jury being out
IL hosrrs.
Intense interest centered in the
case. The woman was charged with
placing strychnine in coffee served her
brother-in-law. William Glaze. who
lived with the Atkinsors. Glazf was
reputed TO be rich.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04
kino Accepts Invitation i.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-King Edward.
through the foreign office today form
ally accepted the Invitation TO act as
arbitrator of the Alsop claim dispute
between the United States and Chile.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04
IN UTAH OR CALIFORNIA
Final Articles for Jeffries-John-
son Fight Signed.
NEGRO AFRAID OF FRAUD
Suggests That stakes be Put in safe
Deposits Box, Each Contestant and
a Third Party to Have Key-jef.
fries Fsvors Frisco.
NEGRO AFRAID OF FRAUD
(By Associated Prsss.J

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-The Jeffries-
johnson fight for tie heavyweight
championship of the world viii be
fought either in Salt Lake City. Titan,
or in the vicinity Of San Francisco
On July uext. FINAL articles for a
f5-Tound contest were signed by the
princ.p pals today. at Hctcken, y. J.
Neither OF the contestants. accord
ing to the articles. Is to engage in any
boxing contest before the date Of the
hig fight This effectively eliminates
the possibility Of johnson meeting
Langssrd or Jeffries fighting Kauf-
man hetweer nos and then. Both.
It is further stipulated. must enter
active training at least ninety days
before fAe fight. Five ounce gloves
are 10 be used and the contest shall
be governed by straight Marquis Of
Queensbury rules, while the referee
is tc be selected at least sixty days
before the contest.
Selection Of Referee
II Jeffries. johnson and Tex Rick
ard and John L. Gleason. the two
last named the successful bidders.
cannot agree on referee. Je5ries ana
Johnson are each 70 select two mc1
and from the fo1r Rickard and CIeas-
son are tosMske any selection they
desire.
The referee Is 20 - paid SI.e5o,
TIE contestants paying HIN twc-thsrds.
the promoters the balances.
EeFeries and Johnson have escn
deposited go 900 IS a forfeit 20 tne
Promoters " thev far 70 apcsar.
ghlc R'ckaTd and Gleason have o.
posted seeooe r. stand &c forfeit
IN case tfev fail 70 stage the nght
ard 10 apply on the parse Of slo1 900
offered.
Sixty days before the heht RieFsrd
and Gleason are 70 deposit an add
tioraI $4,000 o. the purse and The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04
DUCK HUNTER DROWNED
R. H. Lynn, Washington Bank
President, the Victim.
HELP WITHIN EASY REACH
RecoiI Of Gun When Accidental, Dis
charge Blew Hole in Sink Box Prob
ably Rendered Unfortunate Man In
sensibIe-on the susquehanns-
(By Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE. MD, Dec. ar Il.
Lynn, president Of the National Bank
of Washington, ID. c., met death
while ducking on the Susqnehanna
fats, ten miles from Harve De Grace
today. Mr.. Lynn was occupying
sink box and had complained TO those
in charge Of the tender that 1t was
leaking. He was gwen directions
what to do and appeared to nave
carried them out
Sometime afteSEard, however, II
vas discovered that Mr.. Lynn was
not in the sink box. Investigation
showed that She box had hole IN
the end apparently made by a gun
shot. It is believed that Mr.. Lynn
gun was accidentally discharged.
blowing the hole in the sink box and
that the recoil received, perhaps ID
A.s abdomen, made u impossible for
him To cali for help which was within
easy reach.
Unable to Gail fer Help.
There are no wounds upon the
body and It appears evident that MI
Lynn probably became insensibls from
the effects OF the recoii and drowned
IS the weight of his body dragged
the sink box down and f-lcd it witS
water.
The body was recovered in five feet
OF water aboht fifty feet from the sink
box he had occupied. and was taken
20 Elkton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04

p WASHINGTON. n. G.. Dec. 3.-Nr.
lynn vas born IN 1857 IN Loudoun
county. Va. His father Is W. 2. Isynn.
president a the Bank OF Lcesburg.
Va. % which v. Henry Lynn was
cashier. until 1so2. when he came to
this city as cashier q the American
National Bank Two years ago be
became president u the American
National Bank. Tie leaves a widow.
who wps Miss jeanette Harrison be-
fore her marriage. and a baby girl.
residing AZ Ieesbure.
The beds win ~ taken to that place
for interment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04

CcOstnoed on Fourth Pass)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-04

CcOutinued ca Fourth Pazs)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND.
Jan. a. Practically all the struc.
tarai 8taei lof the new central pow-
eg plant hns arrived. ard the work
81 erecting the steel frame Will be
begun TN d few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

he n the man who holds The purse.
practically the whole hullon dollar
budget Rues through hia hands A
word cuts "a salary or ahailshcH an
ufucc-or Vice VERSA q D. hts 20
give or a. take THE position Is ane
at great power. In an his acts.
Tawuey Acknowledge first allie
glance to Cannon. what Cannon
wants is dome II 10 were othcrw iae
auothcr man would hold that Sob
Although naturally an insursent
and always "a Nood fighter Tawuey
Is nov CLOSELY bound Ga cannon y
scrvicc Be rs a sort ~ captain Or
The guara chief armor hearcr ard
head heuchmhn Tor The Cannon SANG
THAT'S why he took hts kick at tne
secret service Smith ~ Iowa Ia "a
more humble sarvitor. For many
years h. has been following the
Cannpn banner he bass taken or
deFa aud voted as told. ThatH why
be took his kick 81 the secret uury-
icc Ia the sans class are t1tzser-
add ~ New Yorb and shoriey -
Kentucky Tho latter has the dis
tlnction. hawcvcf. OF being one nf
those democrats who arc unofficial
iy republicans For q should b. AN
dvfsiaod that. NE Fuio ~ C'aanon and
the Cannon ring Ia upheld by ''reac-
tianary democrats a. well az by
staiwart republicans
shefley II on this judiciary COM
mlttcc fthat graveyard - loRisla-
iipnl 10 which Cannon always has,
#eut bills which wore to BE- decentiy
atrangiea Shcriey ia one 20 the
decent strHuEiers
In mentioning these mau. rresl
dent Roosevelt has merely singled
out few iutimatea IN the Cannon
clique fsw % those who are hold
ms the legislative bridge against tbs
hosts n pruKrvsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
HUSTLE SUPPLIES
TO EARTHQUAKE
SUFFERERS

ROME. Jan, fly n Am
baaeador drlacom started FOE Mes
alma today with $50 600 OF the Amer.
lean funds and moneys turned over
to him hY che pope
an arrangements have been com.
ploted for the establishment ~ field
hospitals and the distribution % sup
plies through American agencies 20
the sufferers.
The steamer bayern loaded BY
uriaeam with an Immense earRo 81
supplies. lott CiyiinYechin today. ny.
ins the flag of the Italian Rcd Gross
society.
Dep expressions Of appreciation
for the quick action of the United
States tn coming 10 the relief of the
Injured and destitute were given by
many italian officials today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
REMOVAL NOTICE

On and after Tuesday. January 6.
at Navy Yard aud Port Orchard
route steamers viii leave from Cox
man dock foot % Columbia 81. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
Mlnsr klIIsa bY . Fall.

BUTTE. Mont. Jan. flames
Martin. aged - years. unmarried.
was killed today BY a fall in the
Leonard mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
Cannon's Press Agent Is
Blamed by Roosevelt
for the Trouble.
nY olLsoN oARoNGR.


WASHINGTON. Jan. Z. n White
Rusiey. mentioned ia President
Roosevolrs message on the arefoi
acrvico. is the man who made joe
Cannon famous
tie u the author of "Uneie joe.
the hemespua statesman ot che plain
people
ua introduced cannon O. tho
world I'M this character Tor ne iS
IN a word. his press agent For 20
wears Busbcy was iust q hard work.
~ re-. faithful newspaper correspond
ont For many of these years be
represented tnr Chicago inter Ocean
~ Washington he Wrote about
politics and politicians. and he made
many acquaintance and friends.
Amone the latter Was jos g. Cnn-
non. a congressman FROM lNluoi#
About five years ago nuseey got
an inspiration Why mot h,ccme an
impresariog why NOT star This man
Cannon. bring him out dress him
M gAs II werel. and make him
popular Why not Introduce him
% the world as the only living suc-
cexsur 90 Abraham Lincoln. the
only surNivinK specimen of che
Self made splitting statesmen
from Illinois tas the novels sayl 2
No sooner said than done
Victim 81 Game.
.rt.. ,t.tt,, t,,f ttt,,a,.,s ut,rs,s.4i,.
e. ~. r,r,e ~ pesea the e.ces.
sary wsses ana o.k.d ne necessary
,,,,@s.ls.,gs p,.sl,av psnst.a ~. pr.s.
-. .tsyr 4. ~ fosny frisnss
a,n..v ~ ,.,rrss,,e3-nts and tt
went beautifully.
The watch dos 81 tho treasury
business was worked 20 the limit
Some Sputh taroiina folks seat 40
heneNpun pair % trousers othrra
sent 2 weet nag Hna w6'tenH. thc
"hard common eense the Ism
coinesaue exterior. tho humble
beSlnhinNa' and other topchrs
were AlA on IN vivid colar% and
Uncle joe began 20 De national
Iikufe'
" was AeNNt thAA time taat ten-
oefnon ot Iowa. eAnnen pFeaeccR-
sor a. speaktf' had begun 20 de-
cline and 4 was clear that . new
sprAAsF would soon nave g 20
CHOSEN fhlik was whore bnsbeY and
ms fapnsits counted a Vigorous
AtFpke 90 the work a mau from
tho West was me demand. a @piain
man ~ the peRpie, an expert
encsa ana economical man, "a man
uEea 70 bring watch dos ~ tfc
troasary and accustomed % con-
xFesalofAl ways uf course such
was Cneie joe Cannon 81 Illinois.
Wasu't Temptsd.
Af4r p,,x,,sv RAD afa.s.s f...n.,,
rne skev ~ va egs..r.H ~. ,,.fst,,r
81 ae.rata~v ~ 10 sn.ss.r &c.,.
was MOI t.'ions...i - = ~ 49, -,
f,esltv dsesa..s - rerre 81 49, -
Ilnr II. $500 ~. avn..ss,,,.s.. 500
kent - tha weFs ~ ~ n.n.- a.,
the duties became 100 oueraus ara
~ vas compelled e. decide shieh
70 keeN y was about This tima That
ne af-sishiea began @ fisure on
me retirement q Roosevelt Hasheg
1eciped e. take the pffsen of secra-
far5 @sla niakp Aannnu president 20
Nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
L. e WIS IS
ELEC TED

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. z
ny u 4 President Lewis has been
reelected head OF the United Minis
Workers of America. according TO
an announcement from the teilere.
who say the count has proceeded fnr
cnouss TO show a victory for Lewis
without question. iie defeated John
N, Walker 81 Illinois.
u q probable that Lewis annual
report will announce the suspension
OF Walker from the organization un-
ul he o. able to prove hts charges
mat LOWS has been guilty 81 lying
and corruption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

OLYMPIA. Jan. Gov Mead
has offered reward Of $500 for
TIE arrest and conviction Of the
unknown man who assaulted the
lvtearold daughter Of ~ r. Hail.
az Ienino, this county. the evening
Of December IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
BUSBEY The man WHO
STARTED ALL THE ROW


Annoy. China. Jan z. Reports
received here today from the0dia.
trlcts IN Manchutla affected by tho
revolutionary outbreak SAY that
the government troops have burned
seven villaees aud that the inur.
SCENTS are uu tho defensive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

kentucky Feudiet Rosrrested.
JACKSON. Ky, Jan a. Beech
tiareis, who yesterday was released
on S2e 600 bond Ga await trial FOR
the murder Of nin father Judge
James iinrRla was arrested mud
locked up aghin hero tate last
night it WAS charged that young
Hargia had boon intoxicated and
had fired many shots before the
store Of County Judge $ e. Taulbe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

The same Is true ia lesser de-
Eree about others mentioned 10 fhe
presidents message Tawnny was
namnd by Cannon 10 the most Inn
poEtAat committee appointment ln
the house that 81 representations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
pIenesr Woman pIsa.

ABERDEEN. Jan. e Mrs Cath.
crime stevens, a piuuecr of Che.
halls county. agcd 20 years. died
az 81 Joaeph'a hospital last night
Of old age. she had been IN ST.
loseph's hospital aimee last May.
and recently suffered second
strnka Of uafalVaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
WILL NOT MARRY
MRS. MAVERICK

CHICAGO. Jan. by T. p
Charles T. Wagner. secretary of the
lecture bureau which had charge
% the public appearance of Mrs
Florence NaybFick. today entered
a vigorous Denial ef she report that
ha and Mrs 8RybFlck are 10 we'd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
MAkE nlo aAVIMo.

ny PURCHASING ln New York and
shipping By steamer. the Federal
Paint 8 Wall Paper Co. 1915 First
aY, have found means 81 saving
from 80 90 so per cent IN landing
wall paper Ia Seattle rhia means
a big saving "a the public 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
nLIxEARp NoT AnAriNn-

BuTrE. Mont. Jan. by u. T.
- Messages today from Havre and
1lassow, in the extreme northern
part or the state report trmpcra.
lures of from 30 Co 90 below zero.
with the blizzard showing no signs
OF abatement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

BOISE Idaho. Jan Sight tn.
dicimsuis we're retained By the Ada
county wvand iaFy against ~ r.
Neal founef cashier % The dofunct
Capital State bank FofEeFiea az.
egaaatine $4,000 are charged
Evening star., 1909-03-10
LOWE AND KELLY READY.
Will Figure In One Of Star Bouts IN
Arena opening Tonight.

BALTIMORE, Md. March 1o.-With
practically three star bouts, two OF which
will be for ten rounds and the third. the
main event of fifteen rounds. between
Tommy Lowe of Washington and Battling
Kelly, formerly Of Philadelphia. but now
Of this city. the Arena Athletic Club will
give its inaugural boxing card OF the
season at the Princess Theater tonight.
This ia one of the most attractive box
ing programs Of the season. In addition
to the mill between Lowe and Kelly,
Johnny Smith and Frank Lapp. who have
boxed two slashing draws during the past
month. will clash again. Both claim that
their previous bouts Of six rounds were
too short to score a decisive victory
That Lapp is ready for Smith was DEM
onstrated Monday night when he knocked
out Young DAILY. a tough man from South
Baltimore. In the other contest, Jack
Atkins, who recently knocked out Sailor
Rowe in five rounds, and Kid Whitman.
who stopped Eddie Welsh In two rounds
and George Dorm in one round. will clash.
The star bout will bring over big
will one Of the principals be Washing
ton boxer. but the third man In the ring
will be a Washingtonian. Pat O'Connor.
who is one Of the most popular sporting
men in the Capital city.
Lowe and Kelly are keyed up for a
ilaId mill, as loves hard bout with
Soldier Burns last week put him right
round draw with Oscar Martin of Phila-
delphia. Jerry Mccarthy. the manager Of
Lowe yesterday stated that If Lowe de
feated Kelly he would post a forfeit for
a return match for Lowe with Burns at
1873 pounds ringside.
Evening star., 1909-03-10
PREPS SELECT TEAM.
Fourteen Men to Be Kept on Hilltop
Base Ball Squad

The final cut of candidates for the
Georgetown prep base ball team was
made yesterday after practice. fourteen
men being retained for the seasons cam
paign. This bunch will be given hard
work from now on i'm order to get them
| into the best possible condition for the
opening game of the year against West
| ern High on the oath instant
| Many new faces are seen in the lineup,
and it will be a much different aggrega-
! ton than the one which did so we'll for
| the Blue and Gray last year. Moore and
| I1Oehl, both first year men, the latter hav-
| ing made good record on the basket bal
quint. have been chosen for the backstoI
department, and the choice is a good one
| The infield will be composed of Bill
at short and HaiZlip on third. O'Brien
and Lora are eX-stars Of the junior yard
team, while the other two did excellent
work in their respective positions on last
years all-prep team. Capt. Gaynor
Loichot. O'Connor Mccarthy and Dahil
are to be used i'm the outtield, although
any one of the first three mentioned car
be used when necessary in the infield po
sitions. Especially is this SO with the
colts leader. who is able to hold down tC
good advantage any place on the nine
except the pitching position.
| There will be no necessity for any ex-
| tras in this last department. however. fol
lwhen il comes to slab artists the preps
are going to be there with the goods
They have four speedy sphere tossers in
the persons of Nawn, Langmuir. Nc
Laughlin and Brennan. The first named
was one of the best hitters last spring
while his pitching was excellent. con
sidering the fact that it was his frs
season in the box. Langmuir made biz
name for himself as a twirler on junior
yard teams OF the past three years ant
Evening star., 1909-03-10
BIG AL kUBlAK
WAS KNOCKED OUT

BOSTON, March 1O.-"Sandy, Ferguson
Of Chelsea knocked out AL kubiak of
Michigan in the fourth round last night
at the Armory Athletic Club. The Chel-
sea man showed surprising form and
had the better of the bout from the start.
Ferguson secured an advantage by floor
ing Kubak with a right to the jaw in
lieu Of shaking hands in the initial round.
During the first two rounds Ferguson
kept up a series of left jabs on KUbiak' S
left eye.
In the third round Ferguson slowed
down somewhat, but near the middle of
the fourth he delivered three straight
hook to the jaw which laid Kubiak on
the floor for the count.
Boston sports were curious to ascer-
tain Ferguson's condition. The erstwhile
stubborn child" wired them from North
boro: Tell all my friends to put a bet
on me to win. l am in good enough
shape to fight for the worlds champion
ship and / will be doing 1t soon''
Many a chance has Sandy had to make
good a promise like that. Nobody will
seriously question that Sandy had it in
him to be the heavyweight champion. A
cleverer and faster 2OO-pounder has not
been produced-not even Jack Johnson
since the palmy days of Bob Fitzsimmons.
But there was always the same thing
about the Chelsea strong boy: You could
not depend on him. Many times he has
disappointed the fans, and climbed through
the ropes hog fat and in no condition to
box.
Last night he redeemed himself and
const antly gave flashes of championship
caliber. To drop q man of Kubiak's s
physique and recuperative powers shows
he has the punch.
Evening star., 1909-03-10
BENNING SMILES
AFTER BIG STORM

After the big storm that swept this part
of the racing world brilliant spring
weather this morning was especially
pleasing to the trainers and owners who
have their strings quartered at Benning
track.
1t was like a day in May instead of
March. and every horseman came out of
his shell and took a long breath.
A great many horses were out on the
track. and the principal attraction was
the good colt Fayette, who did a slow gal
lop. Fayette looks like ready money,
whatever he may do in races.
The Madden two-year-olds did good
strong gallops. Mr.. Madden is expected
here from Kentucky about March ID.
The Chelsea stables The Wrestler. AS
ter Dor and Taboo galioped slow and the
two-year-olds in the string did useful
work
Paul ]. Rainey's string was out gallop-
ing and the jumpers In the string show
improvement.
De Mund was out on the road with
Stargowan. Robert Mckeever was here
looking over the horses.
w. II. Mosbys horses all look WE'LL and
Balbek. Brown Tony and Aralia did smart
gallops.
w. Astor Chanlers four two-year-olds
galloped along nicely.
T. D. Flippen was on from Charlottes-
Vile Va. to get stable room for his
string of jumpers. They will be brought
up from Virginia in few days. The Vir-
ginia contingent will all be on hand this
week.
Willie Jennings was on from Baltimore
looking over the material here
Walter Conden is training Live Wire
and three others here.
| II. B. Skiles arrived from Philadelphia
before the storm with two three-year- -olds.
Evening star., 1909-03-10
FANATIC SCORES A WIN.
Takes the Oakland Feature From
Booger Red by a Nose.

OAKLAND, Cal. March 1O-Fanatic
yesterday beat Booger Red A nose in the
Stimson handicap at Emeryville. The
son. Booger Red and Smiley Corbett
were the pacemakers, with Pajaroita in
close attendance Fanatic closed fast the
last quarter. and he and Booger Red
fought it out for a sixteenth of a mile.
Pajaroita was third. Summary:
First race, Futurity course: sellfng-St. Francis,
12s 'Mentry!; ID to L. rS9t Mon; Bon H1mms '1$
to L. I .ird. Time 1.12 20. Fulford, Cotytto,
St Avon. Amigo Brush Up. Mdechero, Cowen.
Plausible and Hewitt also ran.
Livonia. lO5 tButler,. s to 5. won: Indian Maid,
los uee}. to !. second: Sixteen. leo tkirsch-
baum, % t" & third Time; Time otl nu s,o Fire,
Nick Passenger, Amelia Rose. Rett and Chls
also
Third race. mile and twenty yards: selling
riqne. 100 tArchibaldl 10 to /. second; Ocean
4e IA 40. Tony Faust fogistiiia. Joe Nealon and
Center Shot ais" ran; ,.,
Fanatic. 05 ntossJ, & to 1. won: Booger Red, 112
CMcIntyre,, 13 to <. second; Pajaroita. 1l9 Tap
lin,. 16 to 8, third Time, LIS; Blagg: Smiley
Corbett. Prince Brutus. Cressina and Rapid
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth: selling
manofr, 10 MentryS. t? l. Won; Won; Gi9vanni b Ba 3
Spring @ fs Ban. Colbert. Grace G.. Sir Iynnewood
Banridge Lampadrome. Boloman. Etapa and
Cloverland also ran. :.
(Deverich), even. won; Ocean Shore, Ill lBorep
l6 to /. second; Fancy. 1O5 ,Andersonl. 20 to /
third Time, l.I5 oesa. DESTROYS ha"s:. F. rNusent
Utica also