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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09

move on Jennings part that Delehanty.
Jones deal that Hughey pulled or when
the Tigers were in second place.
II surely looks like conspiracy TO
hurt the Tigers chances for ths pepnant,
the charge made against Cobb by a
Cleveland man CobBs loss would iniure
the team severely In their eastern trip If
the case shouid prove serious
Cleveland's new catcher. Dolly stark,
Of San Antonio. is said 70 be a wonder
iie il tt. 10 inches tall, weighs l70
pounds, and can DO a hundred yards in
ten seconds fat
There are four more playing davs in
the New England league and the three
leaders are neck and neck.
The supporters Of The Red Sox are
beginning to think some after the farce
of a game that was played with Wash.
ngton Tuesday. The Speed Boys have
got to take an awful brace.
The Giants refuse To release Mike Don
lin and also refuse TO pay him the salary
be demands
n Philadelphia they are already pre-.
pairing The Athletics souvenir program
for the worlds series There is nothing
like confidence.
The Rutland BAH team lost the sun.
day game At Glens Fails 81 core Of
5 to ( on Labor day they split even
with the Whitehall team as that place
losing tile morning game 9 % 4 and win-
ming the afternoon game hy the score
Of : to ]
The great majority 81 Vermont fans
that are roofing for the Red Cox would
like to see Collins. The Il Il N. star,
put in oftener Tie cannot 40 much
worse than The Others have been doing
the past few days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
TO CUT COST 0E
CARRYING MAIL
Hitchcock Thinks Railroads Can Help
Bear Burden Of Postal Reduce

Washington, Sept a.-One Of the ques,
tions Postmaster General Hitchcock win
tackle ii his efforts To find out how to
get rid OF the heavy postal deficit which
he has told President Taft viii exceed
$40, 100000 for the last fiscal year, Is
railroad mail pay He will have an IN
quiry made into this for the purpose Of
finding If ii cannot be reduced
This is a question that has given Con-
gress much trouble Several years ago
reductions were made after bitter fight
in which powerful opposition from rail-
roads was encountered II is nnders
stood that Mr. Hitchcock thinks further
reductions possible.
An early preliminary report from the
commission that examined into the reg-
istry system is expected It Is learned
that the special delivery system, in Mr..
Hitchcocks opinion, can Be oyerhauled
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
A NEW RECORD
Captain Cody Makes One For Cross
Country Aeroplane Flight,

Aldershot, England, Sept. o. During
dead calm early Yesterday Captain +
81 Cody, the American aernplanst, who
has been III the service 81 the British
army for number Of years, achieved
what is believed to be the worlds rec
ord for q cross country flight in an aero
plane.
In the big and cumbersome machine
which Is bis own invention Captain
Cody remained iii tae air for one honr
and three minutes covering ii th8t time
a distance Of over 40 miles He crossed
lover the valleys that intersect the plain
of Aldershot, passed over and around
the barracks Of the troops, and circled
the spire Of the village church. His ina.
chine was under perfect contrul and AZ
times rose to an altitude Of 400 feet II
Travelled occasionally at the rate Of 50
miles an hour.
Cody had TO land because his fuel
gave out As he was descending, the
machine struck the ground rather for
cibly, but it was only slightly damaged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
FLoop Dad NuMBER a.ooo.
An Enormous Property Damage in
Mexico.

AAt&A~ut
Monterey, Mexico, Sept. o.-No train
from Mexico City has arrived in Mons
terey since early Monday and Officials
are unable to locate the trouble. That
there has been a wreck was admitted by
officials of the company, but they de-
clare they have no further information.
Ii was stated last night by an official
Of the national lines that trains would
Is running through from Tampico ID
Victoria on the Tampico branch. within
forty eight hours This viii put about
half the line ia service and VIII Be Tbs
first train TO 90 over the line since Aug.
20.
II is believed by the authorities that
the total casualties from the floods win
be not less than 5000 President Brown
Of the National railways has returned
to Mexico City from the flooded dis
tricts He says the damage wrought 4
the worst in the history Of the republic.
One.third Of the damaged section has not
vet been heard from. The monetary
loss to the railroads IS already placed az
Sc 100000 and this figure may be doub
led when reports are received from sec.
tiuns Of the Matamoras and Tampieo
lines. According to official reports the
death list in Monterey and vicinity
reached q total Of 800. but number
OF towns il the states Of Nuevo Leon
and Tamauiipas have not vet reported.
Word has been received here that the
destruction Of Soto Ia Marina In the
state of Iamaulipas, was SO complete
that the whole place has completely dis
appeared with the exception Of few
church towers that project from the sur
lace OF q yeritable sea No one has
been able to get closer than q league
from where the town once stood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
rARMERs. ANp rRApERs, uNIoNs
Relations Discussed at Convention Of
Educational Union in Birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala. Sept o. The nee.
essity for the farmer 10 Join the trades
union movement was the keynote Of al
speeches made at the opening Yesterday
81 the national convention 81 the Farm.
ers Educational and Cooperative Union,
which was attended By two hundred
delegates. AT the speakers opposed
employment al women pF children in
cotton fields and mills The most I'M.
portant subject Of the convention win
he an agreement upon 4 minimum price,
which Is 10 be accepted for cotton this
season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
TEST NEW PRIMARY Law.
Cleveland Not Pleased with the Opera,
ton.

ton.
Cleveland. O.. sept. 0.-Complete re-
turns from the 2ga7 election precincts
in the city yesterday fully established
Tuesday nights predictions that the OPP
posing candidates for mayor this fan
will be Tom Il johnson, Democrat, who
has held the office four consecutive terms
and Herman G. Baehr. Republican, who
is serving his third term as county re-
eorder
Baehr was opposed by two other can
didates, but bad an easy victory. Mayor
johnson was opposed for the Democratic
nomination b. f W Waltz, a city eonn.
Gilman, and won BY a vote Of 5000
TO BIZ In addition to easily winning
his own nomination. Mayor johnson car
ried 10 victory 30 out Of his 81 council
manic candidates.
II il not expected that an independent
candidate win enter the fall campaign
in which the street railway situation
viii be the bone Of contention. as it has
been during the last eight years
Much dissatisfaction was expressed
here yesterday over the first trial Of
the state wide Bronson primary law.
For tie first time in the history Of Ohio
both parties held their primaries at the
same time The main Objectionable fea-
tuFe was the fact that voted upon en-
tering the voting booth was required 10
announce publicly whether be chose to
vote the Republican Or the Democratic
ticket Thus be went on record for one
party OF the other. irrespective Of the
personnel Of the candidates. and will be-
required 70 stand by his declarations for
81 least two years II Is said that an
effort viii be made to repeal the Bronson
law at the next session Of the state
legislature, which eonyenes in January.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
AsoUIrH DoDGEs.
Says the Hyperborean Question Is Too
Hypothetical

Hypothetical.
London, Sept. D. Prime Minister AZ,
qmth replied In the House Of Commons
yesterday to Sir Gilbert Parker's ques-
tion with regard to the ownership Of
land at the North Pole. The question
was IN two parts, the FIRST asking II
north polar land was considered a. be-
longing 10 the Dominion 81 Canada, and
the second whether the planting Of the
American flag there would give the Unit
ed States any right Of possession over
the region The prime minister said;
7 do not understand that there i
any land at the North Pole The Sec
ond part Of the question involves too
much hypothetical matter for me to
be able 70 give any definite answer"
The reply was received with laughter.
james F. Remnant, member for Fins
bury, then asked whether if it should
prove that land existed there Mr. AS
quith would tax il a. undeYeloped land.
To this the prime minister made no
rpplV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
YegtardayIs NatIonaI Laagua Coo.

At Boston, first camel Philadelphia
6, Boston 2; batteries. CovelesH ard
Doom; More Mattern and Shawi tsee-
ond gamel Philadelphia ). Boston 3. bat.
teries Gordon and Doom; Ferguson and
Graham
AT New York, FIRST game New York
Z. Brooklyn 8, batteries, Wiltse. Ames
and Meyers Mcintyre and Bergen tsec-
ond gamel Brooklyn 6, New York 8,
batteries, Hunter, Bell and Marshalls
Ames and Sehlei.
AT Pittsburg. Chicago 4, Pittsburg ?,
batteries, Brown and Archer; Gamnitz
and Gibson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
NOVEL MASSAGE CREAM
Perfect Skin Food That Removes Wink,
les and Clears Complexion.

The most delicate skin viii quickly
respond TO the soothing and tonic effects
of Hokafa, and'when this pure skin food
is used, pimples are soon a thing Of the
past.
Az q massage cream or after shaving
it IS unequalled. removing all irrita-
tionss and making the skin soft and vel.
yety
Apply a little to the hands OF face
after washing and surprise yourself wirh
the dead skin that comes of.
Hokara Is the only massage cream
that IS an antiseptic, and pimpes, ecze-
ma. and ali skin blemishes soon disap-
pear when If is used Although far su.
periar to the ordinary massage creams
and sold on a guarantee Of best YOU
ever used or money back, yet the price
Is a triae, only Poe for a liberal jar.
Sold on guarantee BY d. /. Davis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
MADE IT ALIFE STUDY
DR.. ]. S. Leonhardt Found the Cause and
Cure Of piles.

DR.. J. S. Leonhardt. the celebrated
specialist Of Lincoln, Neb, proved after
years 81 study. that tie cause 81 piles Is
internal bad circulation Then he per-
fected Hem Roid an internal remedy,
and IN 600 different cases il cured a8
per cent. By Dr. Ieophardts order,
Hem-Raid is sold under an iron-elad
guarantee. # il fails, the money Is
paid back.
81 at the Red Cross Pharmacy. or
mailed BY Or Leonhardt CO., Station B,
Buffalo, N, Y. Write for booklett.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09

A HURRY UP GAME.
Italian A. c. Ball Team Surprised BY
Visit Of Mornsville Team.


Visit Of Morrsville Team.
The Italian Athletic club base ban
team played hurry-up game at the
Berlin street grounds Yesterday after
noon with the West Hill team from
Norrisville The Morrisyile team ar.
rived yesterday noon. much to the sur
prise Of Manager Gabelloni. who sup.
posed that the game had been cancelled
as he had written a letter 70 the team
several days ago calling the game or,
but this letter failed TO reach the West
Hill manager
As soon as the team arrived however,
the T. A. G. manager got busy and had
some flyers printed announcing the game
for 4s30 o'clock, but it was nearly five
before the game started The T. al G.
had to pick mp a team, as several Of
their regular players were out Of town,
hat they succeeded IN getting team
plenty fast enough for the visitors and
some to spare as the game ended at the
close Of the sixth inning with the score
II TO 0 IN the Italians favor The corr
test had to be called on account Of dark
ness.
The West Hill boys pitcher made a
good showing, but he was given no sup
port at all as the rest of the team
seemed unable ia catch or stop a ball
Though the visitors got five hits off
Henson, they were scattered and they
got around as for as third base but once
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
rAFTs BRoTHERs-IN-IAw LOSE.
Two Who Are Candidates For Office IL
Cincinnati are Defeated.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. e.-Dr. I,ouis
schaab won the Republican nomination
ter mayor Of Cincinnati ID the primaries
electiou yesterday without opposition.
John w Peck, q lawyer, is leading on
the Democratic ticket.
Albert e. Mulhauser was nominated
for vice mayor ii The Democratic pri,
mary, defeating William c. Heron,
brother in law Of President Taft, By
about 200 votes John IN. Heron, II.
tlso q brether-in-law Of President Taft,
and candidate for fusion nomination for
q seat n the city council, was also de-
feated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
National League Standing.
YesteravIs Ameriean League scores.

AT Washington, Boston 8, Washington
2; batteries, Hall and Donahue, Smith,
Reislng and Street
AT st, Louis. Chicago 4, st. Louis q,
batteries, Walsh and Payne; Powell and
Stevens.
At Detroit, Cleveland Z, Detroit 4,
batteries, Falkenburg and Clarke; Don-
ovan, Willetts, Works, Beckendorf and
Schmidt.
AT Philadelphia. Philadelphia s, New
York 8, batteries, Bender Dygert. Thorn
as and Livingstone; WARRIOR, Quinn and
Sweeney,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
GoMPERs ON STRIKES.
He Gives His Views at Trades Union
Congress.

London, Sept 81. samuel compers do.
iiYered an address at yesterdays ses-
SION IT the trades union congress In lps-
wleh m the course of which he declared
That the trades union movement was
composed Of elements Of the greatest
conservative craftsmanship the world
mad ever seen. lie said that, while ID
every country they ought to do thejr
level best to avoid on eVade strikes, yet
the right 70 strike and the power 70
strike constituted a great economic anl
industrial power which it was their duty
to keep.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
BARRE HORSES
I'm FINISHES
Took Money at Washington
Fair Grounds
---
. AN ATTENDANCE OE 5000
Walliamstown Defeated East Barre in a
Rafting Good Game by the Score
Of to THE Other
Attractions.
AN ATTENDANCE OE 5000

Yesterday, the second day Of the
Washington Agricultural associations
ffteenth annual fair, was record break
er for attendance for that small but
popular exhibition. People began com
ing early in the morning and continued
until two o'clock, when there were nearly
5000 on the grounds.
The entire list Of the fairs attractions
are fully up to the usual standard. Floral
hall has its usual excellent exhibit Of
needle work and prize vegetables, as
well as canned fruit and burnt wood
work. On one side Of the hall is
booth conducted by the Barre Shoe com
pany. Considerable attention was shown
IN floral hall to a three months old fawn
which was on exhibition. This minita-
ture deer was captured several weeks
ago by George Tronibley, who found IL
alone and helpless in his field.
Yesterdays program opened at 10
o'clock with grand cavaleade Of prize
winning stock and decorated floats and
wagons marched around the track, led
BY the Plainfed band Of % pieces, C.
ID. Perry, leader. Washington grange
was the winner Of the first prize for
floats for a wagon handsomely decorated
and drawn by II pairs Of horses owned
by Jere Dalmer The Birthday Social
club was the winner Of the second prize
with float drawn by five pairs Of
oxen.
There was a rafting good base ball
game between the Williamstown and
East Barre teams In this game the
Williamstown PLAYERS were the vietOrs.
defeating the East Barre team with a
to score. Williamst0wn was too
strong for East Barre throughout and
when the latter went to bat in the
ninth it was with a goose egg for
score, but rally Melted two runs. The
battery for Williamstown was Jacobs
and Lasalle, for East Barre Roark and
Taplin; umpire, Carswell
There were three races during the al
ternoon, a hitch-up race, 2s27 class and
the green race. The results Of the races
follow:
Hitch-up Race.
Purse, $40.
Dr. Scudder. D. J. Murray ....s..
Harry Kent, NJ w Hiland ..... p
Dan, Joseph Laseor ...........s 8
In this race the drivers had to hitch
their horses TO their wagons and then
walk them : half mile and trot to TIE
finish.
z:27 Glass.
Purse, $50.
Conway, r. a. Slayton. Barre Ill
Golden Maid. F. Brown. Barre 22S
Lady Beryl @ Wood, Barre - 332
Time, 2;20h 2:3O, 2s3fia
Green Race.
Purse, $50.
Frank, NJ. j. Mcleod, Washington ] III
Silver Tip, slayton, Barre - 50 2|
Mile b., Wood, Barre ,... 23 81
Time, 800 2.59A 1859
G. IT, Sawyer Of Barre acted as start
ing Judge and the timing judges were
II. c. Leonard and John Trow Of Barre
and w =. Worthley Of Washington
There were the usual number Of fakirs
on the grounds, attracting more or less
attention by their catch penny schemes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
WATER yApoR ON MARS.
Proofs Held BY Scientists Of Lick Oh,
servatory.

San Francisco, Sept o.-According to
statement made by Professor III. w.
Campbell. director 81 Lick Observatory,
the recent astronomical expedition which
has inst returned from Moant Whitney
brought baek proof sAat water yapor ext
lists on Mars. The scientists have IN
their possession. as the result Of the
picture which they took from the sum
init 81 the mountains, definite proof,
they say. that The planet Mars il capable
Of supporting sentiment beings Pro-
fessor Campbell said we are now in
position 10 issue the strongest states
ment that has ever been given out as 70
the existence Of water yapor on Mars"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09

sonal bodyguard Of President Taft was
on the pier 10 meet the prince, having
been cent down especially from Beverly
% act as an escort Tie prince and
princess after landing went Immediately
10 the Hotel Plaza, where a suite had
been engaged for them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
FROST DAMAGES MAINE Crops.
Loss in Penobscot and Piscataquis coun.
ties is Considerable.

Foxcroft, Me-, Sept 9.Frost last
night caused heavy damage in Penobseot
and Piscataquis counties, Corn and 20.
tatoes suffered especially and the loss
to the farmers viii Be considerable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
AmeTiean League standing
Base Ban Notes.

The Bennington bali team ran away
with the Columbia a, G. team Of sche.
Heetady at Remington Monday. trim
ming them TO the tune Of l3 to in
seven innings.
It seems 70 have been pretty wise
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09

so as to help reduce the deficit A big
item which viii be considered in Nh
Hitcheock's inquiry into how 70 put the
system on paying basis, IS the second
class mail privileges
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
oRADELL WAS SECOND.
In 2:ls Pace at the Barton Fair Yes
tefday

IN 4s4c RATE az TIC DdItUu EalE ES-
terday.
Barton, sept. o.-The weather condi-
tions Of the first visitors day OF the
Orleans county fair being perfect. 1000
people were present To witness the
events. The entries are large in nearly
every department and are considered ex-
ira good, there being OH fowls III the
poultry show. The ball game between
Lyndonyille and Barton was rather loose.
Nv played and resulted in an easy vic.
tory for Barton. The score:
Innings .l2 345678 g-RHE
Lyndonville 20 0 10000 IL I 3
Barton .42 O 2 90 0 o 0 ID 4 0
The races were exciting, five hotly
contested heats being necessary to de-
eide the 2:ls stake pace.
2:Is Pace.
lob, bs, BY island Wilkes, IT.,
Newport Stock Farm ...... 2l5lI
Oradell, brig, by Alcinere, Lew
is NJ. Seaver, Williamstown 2 2 8
Candy Girl, BIN, BY Alexander,
Leamy, Gardner, Mass 4413 2
Pactola Boy and 0utcast also started
2;4o Pace and ABS Trot.
Purse, $3.50.
Mona Maid, chm, L. A. Bean,
Brooklin, Mass ............. III
Madge Bradley, BIN, BY Chehals,
Frank Holbrook, Newport - 232
0. n. Wilkes. bg, By online, J. T.
Wait Boston ............ 8 2 g
Lady Roxie, BIN, Clsnmore, Ed
mond Duff, West Charleston dis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
BIG SHRINKAGE
in CORN CROP
Government Figures Show a Falling of
Of 10 Points in Condition in
August.

Washington, Sept oThe great dam.
age done 70 ths corn crop during the
month Of August was shown yesterday
BY the department 81 agriculture ia It's
monthly crop report which gives the
conditions Of corn on September as 7f6
against Si.4 on August ! 1913 On July
j. 794 on September ! last year and 500
on Sept I, 1907 This figure indicates
yield 81 2,0Ta,a47i000 bushels Of corn
IN comparison with 5000 100000 bushels
in August and 2,6es .65l 600 bushels final
last year
The average condition Of spring wheat
when harvested was $50, against ol.e
On Aug / last 7T6 when harvested
in zoos, and III in the previous year
The indicated yield Of spring wheat l.
PSI 1872 900 bushels, compared with 290,
SIS 900 bushels last month and 226,694,-
900 bushels at harvest last year.
The condition Of oats when harvested
was S8.s. against s5.5 on Aug. I COL
when harvested last year, and Cos IN
1907 The yield Of oats is estimated
ait zoos 100000 bushels, against l,02T &
100000 last month and s07 $4,000 bush-
els at harvest in zoos.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
ROBERTSON WON RACE.
Average Speed Of Nearly 81 Miles an
Hour.

Lowell, Mass, Sept. o. George Rob-
ertson with a Simplex won tile national
stock chassis race over the Merinlaek
Valley circuit yesterday. Robertson's
time for the 3l8 miles was five hours,
81 minutes, 2-5 seconds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09

Dyspeplets 7:' Sssi;s; s; 8is
Heartburn Nansea Wind Ia tho stomach. Sea-
sickness, Sleeplcsnness arising from indigestion
All discQmforts q Dyspepsia. They are composed
Of tho best diReauvek, curminatiyes and correct
Ives, and are agreeable and economical Put up if
tn % slzes ioc 25c and 9i SeSi hy all druggists
and sont promptly by mail on receipt Of price ~
q. Al. HOOD CO., Mfg Chemists, Lowell Mass
ii Made b. Hood It's Good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09

When the government report was re.
eeiyed on The Produce Exchange corn
jumped "a cents bushel, while wheat
was up II a cent
III this city September corn closed AZ
1881, against 1875 Tuesday night, and
December at 6s1a against 67h Tuesday.
In Chicago the September option closed
* higher than 68s4 and December at
SOS against 57as Tuesday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
FAvoRITEs WON.
Both Events on Track at Hartford, Ct,
Yesterday.

Hartford. Ct. Sept. 0.-Only two
horses started in the 2io9 pace and the
same number in the free for al pace
yesterday. Favorites won both events.
Rumors win have possession OF the track
for the next three days
Summaries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
Young Horses Rae

Young Horses Race.
Hyland g., w. II. Corey,
Woodstock ..~........ 22l l
Ciny, G. r. Hathorn, Wood
stock a....s..............lI33s
Lady Grey, G. z. cady Bar.
nard s.......4....... 332 2 2
Time, 2id4 2,3Sl6, 2,4o 2i4l, 2s40.
2.29 Glass, Trot or Pace.
Winona G., Arthur Woodrow,
White River junction .,,. 3lll
Hal Camden Hugh Lyman, Tun.
bridge Observation-Disclosures, l 2 2 2
Lady Laurel, ?. Il. Jarvus,
Windsor ............ 233 %
Time, 1925, 2.25A, 2;251s, 2.251a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
FAIR AT WOODSTOCK.
Cattle and Poultry Exhibits Are the Best
in Years.

Woodstock, Sept. 0.-The second day
Of the Windsor county fair held here
yesterday drew a crowd Of about 1000
people, and the attractions in general
we're Of the kind that makes a successful
exhibition The entries in the various
departments are many and the cattle
and poultry shows are the best IN years.
There were two races run OIL yesterday,
the FIRST being the contest for horses
between the ages Of 4 and 9 years and
the other the 2:29 class. The results Of
the races are as follows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-09
Hitch-up Race.

G. IT, Sawyer Of Barre acted as start
ing Judge and the timing judges were
II. c. Leonard and John Trow Of Barre
and W. =. Worthley Of Washington
There were the usual number Of fakirs
on the grounds, attracting more or less
attention by their catch penny schemes