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New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
HOUSES IN HARMONY ON NAVAL BILL.

Washington, Feb. 1T is expected that the naval
appropriation bill will be reported TO the Senate
tomorrow and that it will contain the provisions
adopted by the House for the construction OF two
26OO-ton battleships and putting the marine corps
back on battleships The Senate and House are
in substantial agreement on both these PROPOSE
tions. The harmony prevailing between the two
branches of Congress IN regard to practically every
important feature of the bill is said to be due
largely to the work Of Secretary Newberry in ap-
pea-tng personally before the two naval commit
tees
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
PEOPLES STORAGE co.

2a2 and 204 West 18Th 81, New YORK.
John P Lorenzo, NJ. H Cropper. Jennie
Ruvic. James Alexander. Cora Gavins.
Charles De Van, c. julien. James Halliday
Maud Turner. Hattie Freeman. R Dele
vanti Mary White: You are hereby notified
that the time for payment OF the lien
hold upon the household goods and personal
effects stored by you IN my warehouse hav-
ing expired, after due notice has been given
you. such property will be sold az public
auction at 2j4 West 18th St. New York
Wednesday. February "a. 1909. unless
CHARGES are paid before.
Reonls's Storags Warehouse.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
AUCTION SALES.

sr4ATz AUCTION ROoMs.-storage sale
At auction today, 10 a. m, al The stand-
sr3 Storage Warehouse, 16S1-63 Broadway,
All furniture. pianos and other merchandise
as per notice Of January - and %. 1903
BY VIRTUE OF attachment merged into
an execution /. Bernstein. Auctioneer,
will sell today. a IT,, at First St.
Manhattan cl0aks and suits. By order OF
Alfred Freeman, Marshal
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

Male
xOT-NS MAN seeks plain employment
where brainwoTk is not required: he is
able 10 do & good DAYS work Address
Beran, 1I43 Lexington ate
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
OUce No 1854 Broadway. between 35th
S-ertisenents received AZ ths following
franeh oflces at regular 0ftlce rates until ;
O'clock q. n. viz 264 sth ave. 8 =.
cor cd 81: 15S eta ave. cor 18th st: 1oz
East I4th St. 257 West 42d ST.. between
~ ard sth avss- 265 West f25th 81 1893
A. ave. 1626 Sd ave. near 61st 81. l103
ISt ave. near ssth St: 157 East I25th a..
75s fremont ave. $50 81 RgA
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YOUNG NAN, 21. al anything, or on farm;
expsrienced around horses; city or ooun-
Try. William De Bow. -2S7 Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

SUEZ ROUTE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have
been made to the President on the part Of the
army officers concerning the change in the pas
senger list Of the army transport Fitzpatrick which
is to sail from New York this month for Manila
by way OF Suez AS usual. there has been q great
desire to obtain passage on this transport and
the original schedule has been changed several
times with the result that some officers who IN
derstood they were to so on the Fitzpatrick found
that they were excluded in favor Of senior officers
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
LOST BANKBOOKs.

No. 4OO.o20 OF Dry Dock
savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon TO
pressnt the same to the bank within thirty
dsys or the said book will be declared can
.csiied and extinguished and a new ons
issrled IN lien thereof.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
OFFICIAL. LINCOLN MEDALS.

0F-ETCIAI, LINCOLN MEDALS
{ss,sd by the Lincoln Centenary ComTnictss
OF the City Of New York
Retail 10c.. 25c., 6Oc. and 81 eaca:
LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON POR-
TRAITS ALL SIZES.
]. Koehler, Distributor. $50 PARK ROW. y =:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

CsI.DEN ER.-Single. 30: sober. reliable;
good education: experienced all arounci
fruit, flowers vegetables; good pruner:
handy tools. horses. good reference. Mac.
EOS East 18TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
,l.sletics Encouraged for all Arms of
Military Ser0ice.
T-on Ths Tribune Bureau-l
Nyaehspr-4ou Rnh-

Washington, February =
,,ro PONIES FOR oFFICEFas--Arnny officers
f-.S,,-, .hose OF the cavalry branch who Own
rspe-,.. have asked TIE War Department If
roO - - rot entitled 10 allowance OF forage On
M. tn1.. o1 the possession OF those animals The
sO0--v ot War has decided that this allowance,
- --ovsde6 at the last session OF Congress.
Ss Ss,.s6 70 Two horses In the case Of each officer,
admissible only on actual ownership OF the
8. s-,ouutine IN the case OF two horses TO
Furthermore. these horses must be
y s.sr1s snd * IS ruled that this term relates
- military utility OF the animal It is con-
- that the polo pony does not come within
Tbs officers who are interested have
-. - or,t that polo Is q physical exercise con-
-, N Individual skill and borsemanship. and
-.-srle as 8 means Of fitting officers, especially
- --ro sre mounted. for the performance of
- 5rsies Inasrnuch as the War Department has
- -, 70 encourage an forms Of athletic exercise
8. adopted G policy OF great Hberality in
fno 80 . 81 vas expected that the allowance Of
- . vvna1I5 be permitted n the case Of the polo
- The War Department authorities, however,
f--.,,s-e that criticism might attach TO any such
a1---,r+ion Of the law, and the pole ponies viii
-, 70 be supported entirely without aid from the
Ne--,ent This may have the effect Of restrict
-, -1sv1ng OF polo, the advantages Of which
ne ,,Jv admitted n the War Department, and the
81 t.t--s-nsnoe OF which viii be regarded dis
80 loss u the development Of 'equitation-"
-, ~ the Military Academy are anxious to inject
- -svr blood into the academic influences OF the
.s..4oB II is with this end in view that rec
--.s,5s&ion has been made for the provision OF a
80 professo- 70 have the rank OF lieutenant colo
:, &c DO others serving IN that capacity. The
-. irc1.rabents are graduates Of the Military
,S-ss-rv. and there are FIVE Of them The addi-
- rrofezsorship IS intended for J c Adams.
..s1,ste OF Yale. who is proposed Tor the head or
:. 5snsr1rasnt Of English aud history At hear
-. -Lieh WIS held at West Point recently before
= ,s, hoard q visitors, consisting Of members Of
= rso-se and Senate military committees, Colonel
r.,+t the superintendent Of the academy ana
elo-.ss 7Euulan sad Larned. well known senior
.,fssso-s urged upon the board the provision for
80 -rofessorship They set forth the benefits they
S.gsve6 would be derived from having as an addi-
.,.nsl rrosesso- graduate OF another institution
: -ss necessary however, for such a professor TO
80 .hs rank ana tile OF a commissioned officer
:, enforce discipline among the cadets.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

GENERAL HOUsEwORK, by competent
| North OF Ireland Protestant: good cook.
| laundress; city references: small family
$50 ". 3sth., Helwick.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

RESERVE OF SURGICAL sTPPLIEs.-Ths
s--.y medical ocers are arranging SO Ear as may
=. ,s,rsnraeut which VIII be Of II tho of
:. sscir end wounded in time OF war. II is de-
sired 10 establish, principally in New York. well
s,noksd depot Il Is proposed TO purchase parts
- s-nhalances ana other vehicles Of use in the
-ss,esl department in the field 10 meet the needs
of large army together with other material and
,v,-as which nay not be readily obtained in the
.-ts+ =, +srne Of zxsr One Of tle plans which is
Esizr rerfeoted by the army surgeons is that
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
FIREeue BLAMED FOR s125,coo BLAZE.

Carlisle Penn, Feb. THE LetCrt Axle Works
were burned early to-day. entailing loss Of about
s12 900; the insurance is $1,000 It IS believed that
the fire was the work of incendary. earlier
IN the day an attempt had been made 70 destroy
the Carlisle Switch Works.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
2e HOUSES CONSUMED IN MACON, GA.

Macon, Ga. Feb Fire originating in a cottage
in South Macon to-day resulted IN the complete de-
structon Of twenty-six residences, the loss on
buildings and personal property amounting to ap-
proxmately $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
FURNITURE

P1RT0R SUITS REUPHoLsTERED. N
GLIDING TAPESTRY springs rSpaiIeS- SpL,.sS
co. Si1i1e room chairs recovered inclUd-
inc leather, 5oo.: don't throw your old
frames away. we reuDholstsr and poilsc
them equal to new at half price; can be done
in resideucs or free delivery: send postal.
We viii call with samples: city or country
TOPPERMAN 301 East SD St
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

MYSTERIES untangled: expert discoverer
ana tracer-things unknown Gerardo
Luisi. 81 Nassau st. Phone 7e5l-CortIandt
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

FIRST CLASS COOKS. IaundreEses. walt
resses, parlormaids, chsnbernaids and
housernsids on hand. mostly Scs ndinavisn
and German help: references strictly IN
yestiEated. Scandinavian Employment Bu-
seau 747 Lexington ave. between 5eth and
sOth sts Tel 4sS7-PIaza.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
UNFURN.sHED ROOMS TO zEr.

LARGE unfuruished front room ara han
bedroom. connscting. 70 let 20 Wszs
18th 81
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

I,AIJNDREsS-C do shirts. collars. fine
laundry; willing 10 go 10 country; best
references: Finnish woman. Jussill Bu-
reau $50 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

INNOVATIONS FOR FiEET.-It is q question
within the Navy Department to what bureau shall
be assigned the subjects Of aeronautics and wire
less telegraphy, now carried under the bureau of
equipment 1t is proposed TO have the bureau of
navigation attend 70 those matters hereafter. al
though. at least under the present administration
ballooning viii play very small part in the
sderations of naval strategy. It is regarded still
IN the initial stage Of experimentation and
vative officers believe that great expense should
be incurred. far the navy IS concerned, until
aeroplanes or dirigibles have been rendered moro
controlable vehicles from which 20 discharge
high explosives The efficacy of directing heavy
fire from any such point is appreciated by those
who have not been carried away by enthusiasm.
Wireless telegraphy, OF course is in another class,
and its development will be along the lines of utility
already manifested. in that direction. Wireless
telegTaphic communication IS intimately allied
the personnel and the feet that 1t win probably
be considered part of the functions of the person
mel bureau to control the operations OF the stations
shore and at
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
rYpEwR1TEKs AND rYFEwEITNe.
nULTlGHRAPING

Addressing. typewriting. facsimile letters,
r1;meorraphing. neat and prompt: samples
i,ron request. Miss johnson. los Fulton ST.,
TRoom 1905.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

BARGAINS. - ReminsronA SIS; Ham,
usonds, BlIckensde-ferB. Franklins. SO:
Atlantic Typewriter Exchange. SUITE
6i7. 245 Broadway. New York
MULTIGRAPHING. Egencg-aphy. type
writing. Bisssll. 225 oth ave. Room ala
Phone 5359--Mad-
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ST.. cata-
Iogue free; ali makes taken part pay
snen.; bargains n UnderEocdz, Rening-
teaE, OuYers. Smithk.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & CLIO R. r.

Onces, 2z5. asa. 1900 Broadwsy. 8 Astor
House, 225 5th ave, New York; 343 Fuitoa
tt- Brooklyn: West 25d st and Liberty 81
After P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fun information regarding trains. SC.
can be obtained At Bureau of Informadon.
Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
FrRNIsEEp Roo,ls 10 Lkr.

900 EAST 122D ST=Three rooms. refnsdg
private: one room 50. entire Gpa-tma1e
Sc. Apartment Is
LEXINGTON AVE. s6s. near sOth--wsII
furnished alcoye room and back parlorss
every Convenience. electric lights.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
HELP WANTED.

yTNe MAN WANTED. 1921; neat
r-seht and not afraid OF work; outside
plzstiou; 10 cslvssting. Address. IN own
lza6r-i.ang. {. c. BOX Il, Tribune Up
fssa o1ioe 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

which VII utilize the rolling stock OF the railroads
IN the transportation Of the wounded II is real
ized that there may be occasion to make use OF
railroad transportation TO take the disabled TO the
main hospitals, and hitherto the impression has
prevailed that this could be effectuaIly accom-
plished by employing the ordinary tourist car II
is now found that while there would be sufficient
accommodations in such cars for the sick and
wounded. they are not otherwise adapted to the
nailoHng OF patients 1t has been practically de-
cioeo 10 make use Of the European system of con-
vertng baggage and freight cars into railroad am
ouiances This will be done by purchasing material
which VIII enable the construction Of Iitters on
lhose cars at no great expense trouble. It IL
lhas material which will be laid aside to be used
II emergency. The medical officers Will soon con-
Duct experiments with baggage and freight cars TO
ascertain the best method Of maintaining this
emergency equipment
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

NEW HAVERsACR RATION.-The conlmissary
general Of the army has received from his repre-
sentatVes IN New York the latest samples Of the
articles which will make Up the haversack
ration Difficulty has been encountered by the ex-
peTts IN obtaining satisfactory covering for the
articles, and further experiments will have to be
made along these lines This IS especially as
regards pepper inclosed IN capsule which is found
TO be easily breakabie- The sugar is wrapped in
paper, as is the salt both being compressed into
cubes The coffee is similarly compressed and
cred with parafine. These articles are TO be put
up II packages sufficient TO furnish ration for
man for day, together with two packages of
hard bread and can Of bacon. There will be
larger cases % this ration. 20 facilitate its
distribution to organization in the field. After
the preliminary problems OF preservative envelopes
have been settled. It VIII be necessary TO subject
the haversack ration TO practical test including
that OF its keeping qualities.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
Female

EAAIECR ACTRESSES. E1nEerss dancers
rzztsd. no fees or charges music and
:saes-sslB free. Apply Forester. LA West
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08
WORK WANTED.

Male
xOT-NS MAN seeks plain employment
where brainTvork is not required: he is
able 10 do & good DAYS work Address
Bersn, 1l43 Lexington ate
RENT COLLECTOR. &c.-Young man. Is,
experienced in real estate ONCE; VIII
furnish bond; best references moderate sal
any. n E O. Room 12lT. 81 Broadway
YOUNG MAN Of good habits with cleo
trician OF as engineer for gas engine; TWO
years experience Bryant, Isl East S4th
YOUNG MAN, is, returning 10 high school.
afternoon OF evenings al anything; three
years Office experience. Alfred WueSt. 2Se
East 2eth St
YOUNG MAN. 21. at anything. or on farm;
experienced around horses; city or coun-
try. William De Bow. -2S7 Amsterdam ave
Female
AN EDUCATED. refined woman. above
middle age. in excellent health, without
family ties, would oevote herself 10 the
training and education of one or two young
Of an invalid; she is North German, speaks
French and English huent.y, has nVeo "a
america many years. and offers hTsL 9lssS
Miss s, 16C East Goth 81.
GovERNEss-By French graduate: best
city references: excellent sewer; prefers
visiting but would accept sleeping: would
sew by the day Jardel. So1 West 2lst st
PIANO TAUGHT from first ruoiHlenu TO
highest artistic perfection. pUplfs resi-
Gence 81 hour. By graduate f-om Rome
Write Miss Ada DeTosa, 51S East 1SSth ST
POSITION IN Office CT stock room. BY
bright. experienced girl OF sixteen, e9-
ceIlent typewritsr; references. address
Harlan. S0S West I11th ST
YOUNG LADY. %. refined. desires clerical
position. willing: intelligent: moderated
salary; first class references Seymour.
272z Sth ava
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I.ADY'S MAID and ulasSsuse. first class
Swedish girl, leaving present position the
18th as family closes house. excellent ref
erences. OsterbeTg's Bureau. 7l6 JexinS-
ton ave Tel 10J5-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

AMERICAN LINE From n, Plsr 1s ! 10 y y A-
PLTMOUTH-CHERBG- BG-SOUTHAMPTON I
Philadelphia 13 New York Feb %
ST. Paul -.--- Feb 20i St Louis ---- Mar .
RED STAR LINE From Pier Il. n. r. /
NEW -ANTWERP-PARIs-
iceland. .Feb-10. 10 am Kroonland- Mar g. HAZE
Vad'I land Mar. s. loan Iceland -NaE15.11 an
WHITE STAR LINE 5oR ss a Fl
Celtic. Feb. 13 II am Celtic Mar. 13 10 am
Baltic Feb. q noon Baltic. Mar. y. 10 arz
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G-SOUTHAMFTOSt I
Ma5ssticFeb1O S-30arn TsutonicFeb24 9-SozI1zl I
Oceanic Feb II. 8 pm lAdriatic. Mar. 8. pnzi
R5W S6ST5S Y9EH tx & ITALY e EGVPTl
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar
Canopic. Feb IL Pm. Mar. =. May
CretiC- 81. Feb. q, 4.30 PM. Apr 3, Nay -
Ro-nanic- Mar. Is. $50 T. M. April. May a
Finland-Aar. IS. 3 P NJ. Apr -
ra1-Io 21. O55 Tons. : EHh N
OCA4 II Largest in the trade
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADHAA- 1
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LAUNDRESS.- 90 sheets and collars:
excellent references: city or country
Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. . West
42d St Phcns 3o39-B-yaut
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

rs,-s -Eis.--one . fouc-fn- hand. exfle-
Ez--,.e shipping department: packer
erusss-. hoslest ana sober: good worker.
- =. a 81. Nicholas ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once, No. 1864 Broadway between Ssh
and 37th SITS. until 8 o'clock p. II. Ad-
vertIsements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
a clock . m, viz: 264 sfh ave. 5. e.
cor 22d St: l5S 9th ave. cor 18TH st. 1o4
East i4th st 257 West 42d St. % een
ia ard Sth aves.. 2e3 West 125th ST MOSS
81 ave. I623 Ri ave. aesr Gist -: l7Oe
1st ave. near S9th st: i5T East 18th St;
.5s fremont ave: $50 50 ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

r 49,. csrrtaEer- t1Hy or night; city
tssssn,-s-.s sbfolufsig sober. reiisble.
ssz<x ss.ss,; Aighly recommended; many
g.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

FAMILY WASHING. IRONING. by month.
week or dozen: private house: open sir
drying; VIII furnish best Of references B32
East Ted st
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

LAUNDREss- washing done FOR
30 CENTS, delivered in "a hours, half
dried ready to iron. Weatwash, 31B East
Gath st Phone 1T9s-79th-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

GARDENER R-COACdDJAN-Tou SSye6e.
best refeTences- Mis- johnson. asz East
Goth Ct.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

GARDENER.-By rarried man; two chill
s~en. s 10 8 years: nrst-class reference;
experienced in greenhouses, outside gar
6eujug farming. poultry, etc. Louis Con-
veal. care Of william McCords Greenwich.
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-08

GARDENER--By German: single: first
class references. two, four and six years
with private families: knows his business
in greenhouses and all outside work; would
ilke 70 take charge Of ge1tlemants estate
y GJ6 &c ave.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-31
sA.0~rt7

But to get dow to the story of what
didn't- happen.
A lively wrestling bout and a pre-
liminary fight that was to have gone
four rounds, but only got to two. had
taken place when Manager Cain
STEPPED into the ring and announced
that Notwithstanding an injunction,
the district attorney and the sheriff of
Queens county had ordered the police
captain of that precinct to stop the
bouts. The boys were there ready to
go On Qhere they were introduced), BUT
just as soon as they put up their hands
they would be arrested. MY men are
circIing about rendering each member
a check that is redeemable at any time
for the dues they have paid. or which
will hold good when these boys are
billed again"
Some OF the crowd started to raise
a runpus, but We're quieted when Joe
reminded them Of the beating the
cops handed to the crowd in the
New York clubhouse. And when they
saw the fifty police lined up on the out
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-31
Try to "Boost" Fitz.

See they're trying to
pull off a boost" on
Michael Fitzsimmons in
South Orange.
Fire Scares.
Was in South Orange
yesterday. Thought there
We're a number of fires,
but it was only the fire.
men carrying tools for
the water superintendent.
An Umpire Protector.
Heard Tax Commits
sioner John Howe had
sworn to protect all UNI
pires.
Sherry's "Boost."
Police Sergeant Sherry,
Of South Orange. has
boosted himself ahead
of Policeman Kelly by
breaking a pistol record.
Thereby hangs a tale.
Look at Kelly these days.
He had the record for
some time past.
Maher's still Running.
Policeman D e n n / s
Maher, of South Orange
Township, hasn't caught
that escaped prisoner
yet.
Ark George F. lie elise.
George f. LIE elise Is
still picking them out.
Ask George.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-31
BY WALTER z. ERIER.

What promises to De one of the best
matinees held over the local track will
take place at Weequahic Park this aft
ernoon. Superintendent Bross has
spent considerable time on the track
during the past week. and it should be
in excellent shape for the record break
ing events The handsome bay mare
Cereal, 2:121s, owned by j. II. Cuthell,
and in the stable of Billy coville. is in
the pink of condition and viii be
started for the amateur track record,
now held by Prince of Orange. 2:06is
She will be driven by Michael Harris.
Good judges of speed who have
watched the mare take her work be-
lieye she will succeed. in her attempt
against the watch. Miss Syracuse,
2;10A. will also start for the track rec
ord, pacing to wagon, placed at 2;13I4
by Bonanza. On the regular program
there are five event cardad. and the
classes are well filed with the best
horses owned in the organization, and
an afternoon of high-class sport will
unquestionably be enjoyed.
Phil Coffin has sold to Dennis Bulk
ley, of Freehold, the black three-year-
old stud colt Wetherill His new owner
took him TO Freehold yesterday. He
will not continue with his training
until his ~fve-year-old form, and will
be used in the stud in the meantime.
Wetherill is an extremely fast, good
gated colt, and one of the best bred
things alive, being a son Of Jay Bird,
SAHd -. of n m ara h. tia fnftfritN sire
Moko, a son of Baron Wilkes, 2:1S.
The chestnut colt Case Bell, a son of
the late Lynn Bel, 2:10h, in the stable
of Billy Coville, continues to show a
marked improvement in his work, and
is now stepping miles right around
$50. He is one of the most admired
young trotters on the local track, and
many good horsemen predict a brilliant.
future for him.
Admorell, Kitty Mac and Hannah
Lake start at Bridgeton next week,
and all are reported in excellent con-
They Will be shipped to Troy,
y. Y, after the South Jersey meeting.
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Billy Coville is beginning to step the
bay pacing gelding Red Lawn owned
by Chandler Brothers, some merry
miles, and he acts as though he would
an extremely hard horse to beat in
class.
Fred Ballantine has sent to the table
Of Ike Hally the fast chestnut pacing
Queen Bee. and a chestnut trot-
ting mare that looks like the goods.
Bee was trained some over the
local track two years ago, and at that