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kAMA'S WATER RIGHT
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way. All the fictitious strength with
which his rage had endowed him left
him, and he sunk in a heap upon the
bank of the ditch.
It was at this juncture that gay
eavalcade came down the trail and stop
ped in a huddled group just above the
site of Kama IS house, their progress
Blocked by the roaring waterfall. Will
son, the manager, was there, and the
chief engineer of the ditch, and several
of the directors of the plantation with
their wives, all clad in their holiday
best. The opening of the new ditch
had been made quite function, and all
the heads of the great plantation had
assembled to witness the ceremony.
For moment they paused, aghast at
the destruction that had been wrought
bv the falling waters, scarcely compre-
hending the import of the catastrophe.
Then Wilson s commands flew thick
and fast. A rider posted madly up the
valley, and the other men were off their
horses in an instant and scrambling
hreathlessly up the slope to the ditch.
Here they found Kama, prone and
senseless. his body spattered with mud,
mis- shovel by his side.
A look at the cataract pouring down
the mountainside through an ever
widening breach in the bank satisfied
Wilson that nothing could be done until
the water was turned out of the ditch
The Others were standing over the
prostrate BODY of Kama, and one of the
men shook him.
ssWbo is he?' asked Potter, short
stout man. benevolent of aspect, but
noted for his closeness in money mat
tiers.
"His name is Kama said Wilson
<sThat was his home down there. "
esNot the fellow who refused to sci
his water right?''
ssHe's the man. Wilson replied
briefly
s.Poor old man; he did his best tt
stop the Leak said Fenton, presiden
of the company ESee, here is hi
shovel He must have worked until hi
saw mis- effort were useless, and theI
tainted with exhaustion. Too bad abou
his house-wiped out completely
seThis will cost the plantation pref
ty penny sighed Potter. "What witt
the damage to the ditch and the loss OF
the cane which this water should evel
now be irrigating, it will put the worl
back dreadfully.'
"For Heaven s sake, Potter spok
up Fenton angrilv. "don't talk abou
loss to the plantation when we'v 60
this man 5 disaster right before on
eyes. Have YOU no humanity?'
''What worries me- said Wi'so
thoughtfullv, F'is where Kama s wifi
is. She was at the house when W
passed up this morning. 1t will be III
fortunate if the flood has caught he
We'd better get this fellow out of hi
trance and ask him.
But Miliana answered for hersel'
Up through the jungle she came, he
long holoku clinging wetlv about he
body. her face plastered with mud an
scratched with brambles. She pushe
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] remember a piece of yellow silk
with red figure in it, she remarked
refeetively, "that I once saw in the
window at Ehler's on Fort street, and
that I have always thought would make
beautiful holoku.'
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her way through the group and threw
herself upon the body of her husband
with noisy lamentations.
"Speak to her in Hawaiian, Fenton,"
said Potter. "Ask her how this hap
pened. What's her husband doing up
here with shovel? Bet he did it him
taking his water"
Fenton turned on the speaker wrath
fully.
81 gave you credit for little sense,
Potter" he said. He pointed down the
mountainside to the scene of desolation
which marked the site of Kama IS home
stead. "Would any sane man deliber-
ately turn that torrent of water down
upon his home9'
"Well, it looks queer, anyhow" said
Potter defensively.
s'The idea is too preposterous to be
considered Fenton said sharply. "The
poor old man evidently discovered a
leak in the bank and came up here with
his shovel and has half killed himself
in his efforts to save his home.''
Through all the demonstration of
grief she had been making, Miliana had
kept an ear open for the words of the
strangers By faculty acquired by
many people brought in frequent con-
tact with alien races, she caught the
drift of the conversation from the ex-
pressions and gestures of the speakers.
! Her tears dried up, and she tried to
| arouse Kama from the stupor of ex-
| haustion into which he had fallen. As
! she worked she listened.
| 'tWe must do something for the old
man. Fenton was saying. f'I never
was in favor of the plantation IS course
in dispossessing him of his water, any.
way, and now-well, it's up to us tc
square ourselves with him. We've
ruined his home, and unless we come
Iup pretty heavily, he III have case that
would go hard for us before a Honolulu
jury"
GLOW is he going to pay lawyerF
said Wilson impatiently. If he d had
any money, don It you suppose he would
have had the law on US anyway7o
''But this is different from a water
right case" put in Lothrop, who wa
the plantation attorney. "Here's {
damage suit that any lawyer in Homo
lulu would be glad to take on a con
tingent fee Think of it; the rich plan
tation and the poor Kanaka; his hom
ruined by the breaking of the planta
ton ditch. House, taro patches, mangt
grove; all gone. Look down before you
gentlemen. What would you do if yo1
were juryman and you were trying
case such as this9 No, we won't g
to court. Mr.. Fenton is right; it IS onl.
a question of how much we must pay.
The men had drawn aside into littl
group as they talked, forgetting tn
!; presence of Kama and his wife. Muc
: of what they said was missed by Mill
ana, but the general drift was clear.
".
. | v.,a o,ooo1 ~. o,-oe ,n1 -4,r+a5
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which still mbled with
of that red hafhu just
in the day in him.
speeches. looked stupidity Why the ditch and
picking their Mian paid attention him
studied the breach the bank through where there glimpse of blue
of muddy
tekled glanced Honolulu close the shore,
body rolling
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Chow is it that Julia is so jealous
and quarrelsome? She used to have
such a sweet disposition7' 81 know,
but the past year she has been singing
in church choir. Baltimore Ameri-
can.
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Kama opened his eyes and started to
rise. but Miliana pressed him back with
a hand on his throat and threw corner
of her gown over his face. Then she
spoke up sharply to the men:
Elima kaukani kala paha," she
said
Fenton whirled on her in astonish-
ment.
whats that? What's that's" he
The sun., 1909-05-27
YALE AUTO HILL CLIMB.
David Bruce Brown Makes New Record
.. With HEM Car.

NLw HAVEN. May :o,-David Bruce
Brown, driving q 40 hor se-power Benz
car, carried Of the honors in he second
annual hill climbing contest OF the Yale
Haven. hi. afternoon. Re went over
the course. which measures 5.o5g leet
in 81 is seconds. breaking the record made
TTSe second second prize was woi, by Albert Denni-
son, driving Knox car making the course
In bs as seconds while another n nox
Sisn distance " In ! minute; Eight machines
broke the course record.
There were many narroT escapes 1 from r \
a '6 20 Horsepower Chaimers- Detroit. lost
control on a straight stretch And y shot
into the ditch to the right Of the course,
Ike s other and S narrowly owl missed several spec
tators and telegraph poles peioreit was put
under control.
The summary:
won .s 5, pSss sTs.s ~: S4sspE 81 %
sos Mich TWe' ,rs m'1T,s 1.n,n S stSoeSs sS ssswon
by Buick, driven by n, Bauman. Time, minute
from s s!es,r 70 sS,s,s;s
IL .,s sncr Time, s.'i1n %lSs,e Is sssssds m @
ss5s fIs% Sy.S s'S!o sy e.. 9o
,vsisnS SE stS@aArTT Timss @ minute SIS seconds ''
sSs. Ss 'ssss ais,s s' sst 'Ss New Tor
V1Hsss s-Stock chAsses E ON and under--won
by 1iSe knos, driven BY WiIism BOurke' Springfield.
Mass Time, minute.
Free for Al-won oy In horse'p power BENZ,
driven by David Bruce Brown. New York,
Motor Cycles- = Cisss A. Peton Displacement no,
over SlS cubic lnchcs--won by Indian. ridden by
hs.sr f.:,.e On. New Haven TTs minute IS
SoeSns SIsss B-p.on disp,aosmsn, no. over 81 cubic
esse,Won r. hS lrAen; a s sssunas ssssn by W. "'s
Ciass C--Frce for ail-~Won by Indian, ridden by
Peter Cox. Time. bS seconds.
The sun., 1909-05-27
MILLER LEADS BOwL.ERs.
Harlem Man Totals S44 Ter Three Games
In the Garden.

New lenders were returned In the single
and two man events in the National Bowling
Association championship tournament in
Madison Square Garden last night. II. j.
Miller OF the West Harlem Bowling Club
rolled total Of 6Ii fofthree games. thereby
supplantng tho 63i made tho previous day
In the two man BIatz and Stout OF Plain.
feld proved a happy combination. stout
mark and Biatz getting 72i in the last. This
made the total or LII. thirty.one pins bst-
ter than the previous high mark, In the
cord by touching 1855 In the nrst game.
Thereafter, however. the team came back "
30 fast that $50, was the hnAl total. This
Ave- Ave- pins behind the bsst made BY the
Third on the Ave men list now Is Ravens
wood Ne; OF tong Island and CITY: with 2.7n;
Of nsRooid BrooEiyn. wv With .,ias. '' '''' NO
Two important Ave men matches have
been arranged 70 take place on Saturday
night. The worlds champions. the Bruins.
Thompson Colts Of Chicago. former world :
champions, for stable bet, two out OF
three games. Some Of the best bowlers
eo a Which Ss ssSsd % ss ss.
s0h another fsaufe feature consisting Of a twelve
hours endurance contest has been arranged
sGr e noon asa aad tSs 'rr mdnsR All e ons
OF the leading fans to enter consists OF
Jimmy Smith and Alec Dunbar. Glen Rid
sed fnu Dave Fs Woodbury. eomprise other 8n com,
The best scores:
IndIyidusslmH; J.; Miller Ne New York, 81; "
RSseye, @ % IL; II. zerr, New Yorf sss; X, GsrtSs.
The sun., 1909-05-27
LAWN TENNIS.
Warm Play In Bedford Park Teurne'
LAM Island Chaanpl00ahlR.

The Bedford Park T G. tourney pro
duced some rattling. matches yestsrdsy
and play reached the fourth round OF the
singles and the second round or the doubles.
wyre G. Grant OF the New York A. C. and
Merrill Hall OF the Hamilton Grange 7. c.
had the warmest sort Of due, In the sin
gles. The players secured h set each, but
Grant defAulted the third set when Hall was
in the lead Grant and Pell welded rough
two rounds Of the doubles in rare shape.
Touchard was paired with stantiai and
TO lower their coIors to Black and Raper
Of the New York A. c. In the hrst round
The summary:
Mems snIe. Ts'rd d,,es,s% RonSdU Wsts g Grsn,
New {s. G,.1t T. sIv.nos ~ DEF dtiea n Don.
huf Fourth Mss fssn ii t. pe New York
T. C.. defeated Merrill Han hsmit1n Grange
d.tss,sd s IA T. % o.,enaor . n s.dIc!s ' PAN ~
c;ILs; SlyisSs Ssys at;e.,'s sea- & R,sAasd anl
"If Men's TX Doubles, FIN, Roynd~T.. T.walsh snd
oskssoa: S.dtoId pe e 81 ssa, s:,ss .sS ,S.s Ssd
osiendsri. BEDFORD fstE T. G. - e-l: r, 6;
s,'sA s,sa saa ana stse' suss.sa h.d,o!a f.f'
Ses sySs,ea Ys.t S:. 81 ss s. cnso h.Itns kn. :nS
T. P.insi. Bedfers PsTs g. tra e; q Warner; sa
sf.ns'fe'v -. dh%'sn oiser sna D. cntds BED
bon.hue. New YoIE r. O.. i'-fi, unfinished o"
''seSSn seSond 0 Roand"4yl,. C. Grant and Th.edofe
t New %;ord noss T 6; ds!fssd T. Nii'a 'sd "a
R''i :sf "a Ia e. Nav &sst 1'is s.T e sS!s ~
S-a. o.
n. The oana Sns ra 81 Ss Ven. I'D, Il ,ss
fss'!ss ss| ssa Ta;
na ah.n bas snd F.ehet snd '' wae @
10 decisive style; They Eill play Hsckstt st
scores:
and Ross Burehsrd. defeated L, Z. AAh,n and
| Hugh Tsiiant, 6-1 ~.
The opening rcpnds Of The 1Inr. men, doubles ses
play ed ln the afternoon at the Kings County
Tennis Club. One Of the w'srmest matches
Mas ss,sseS sd .oi: s M.1n eb AND and %ynsn
and d. Drake. unattached. The West Side
was the victory OF the brolhers WcstfAll
while ts e. tISthsps ana sess sCrss q me e sd
| r. c. met defeat at the hands Of Roberts
and Allen Of the Kings County j. q. The
summary:
We. s Side tsa s5s T. a.4'a vs.. s'.sssR ssss
ass:9;: j gs%iEas s.s Es.. essss essssy
Rssa and f.HSSaf Esa.scS S;.s,s .sd IT sesa &
apd l. VI and srcSnh = bEsss1 G.ts:.s e. Mater fs
ss s.$ !, I'D dsis' :ss!s.x :s W.. q u
r. wymans and d. Drake. e-Aa-e
The sun., 1909-05-27

Inyeutsr Aeady TO Make Triai at Ham.
uiondsport.

In n letter received by the Aeronautic
Society yesterday Glenn II. Curtiss Of Ham
moudsport stated that tho aeroplsne con-
tracted for by tho society has been COM
plet ed and, weather permitting, he win
make night to-day. Should the machine
prove satisfsctory II viii be shipped TO
Morris Park at once and experiments will
be conducted thsrs preparatory to the eS-
hibItion on June g. This Ia the first aero.
piane ordered In this country and II Is ex-
pectsd that it will eclipse the record Of the
Silver Dart. Also the invention Of Mr.. Cur
tiss.
Il was announced A the meeting last
evening that q trophy will be offered for
the dlrigible giving the best performances
In circlins the Morris Park track and land
ing In from. OF the grand stand. Carl q.
Myers of Frankfort. N Y. viii deliver .
dirigibe balloon at Morris Park this week
and win instruct members who wish 10
compete for the trophy. Among those
who viii entcE, ths, contest are pr. william
Tracy, o, Danieison, a.. n. Laurence. Crout,
Wilbur n. Kimbsii, Georas Bold, 8. ID.
Con ger and G.. Schmidt.
II was also proposed that at the opening
event the priIe for aeroplanes be confined
TO AVistors And machines that may be classed
Is maiden hiers, In that neither AytAtor nor
machine has ever made an CfhciAr hight
under any recoanised Organization,
The sun., 1909-05-27
RECEiyERs, NOrYC,iN,

SIPRFME COURT 0f NEW YORK COUNTY
OF ALBANY-THE pEoPlJi OF THE STATE OF
NfW YORK. plaintiffs. vs.. THE .Mt.fRosNII,,
TAN SURETY COMPANY. nefcndAgt ji,,,,-
name d NETRoPoIITaN SGRETY COMPANY
has BY decree Of this Court entered In ths above.
entitled action 10 the ONCE Of the olets q NE
County of Albany. boeR dissolved. and thai
have been sppointc, by said decree by the Su-
prernc Court OF the State OF New York the pegna.
pent receiver OF all the property, Assets and RI
fecis OF The ssid defendsn, 'corporstioo. Tor the
benent of the creditors Of said corporation and 81
the assesholders thereof. and that have duly
qualified as such receiver. and do require,
ALL creditors OF the said METROPOLITAN
StRETY COMPANY Ind oil owners and holders
OF outstanding policies OF Insurance or Atftp.
msnts Of Indemnify or Guaranty ISSUED by said
METROPOLITAN SURETY COMPANY to e1,
hibit and prove their claims to me at my Once I'd
I0l William street, Borough Of Manhattan, CiN
days and In default OF 70 doing, they shall BE- trsr
ciudcd from all benefit Of the udrmept, herein
and from any and all Distribution which may be
made hereunder. Dated New York. May IL
1909. gsls
JOHN r, YAw0ER, Permanent Recelyet.
100 william Street. New York CITY.
EDWARD q. FINCH. Attorney for Reselvcr.
Odce and Pott Once Address 81 Nassau Street
Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
The sun., 1909-05-27
TRAVIS LEADS THE GOLFERS
VETERAN IN FINE FORM Ar
.APAWAMJy.
Medal scere Of is8 In Quanfyins Refund
Ter Metropolitan Chsnspi ioushsp
Findiay 3. Dstg,as second With 100
Play for the Nomens Championship.

Ter Metropolitan Chauspi pionshsp
Findiay D. Dstglss second With 100
Play for the Wemens Championship.
Playing Ia his usual clever style, Walter
J, Travis OF Garden City, with $50 In rounds
Of ~ and 81, led the neid In tho thrty-siS
hole qualifying round Of tho eleventh
annual champio nship tournament OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association on the links
Of tho .Apawamis Club yesterday. There
were ninety odd starters and the merit OF
Trsvis's performance may DO better appre-
ciated whom II is remembered that the next
best score was 100 by Findlay 3. Douglas.
Although the conditions were idesi the
cards, with few exceptions. we're on the high
side. Those with scores OF III tied for last
place In the championship division. the
feld was fairly representative one despite
the fact that such well known amateurs as
Jerome ID. Travers. Charles Seeiy. the
title holder. and Archie Graham we're
absentees.
Unauestionably the feature of the day sgolf
was the seventy four returned by Travis inthe
morning. Par for the course Is seventy-hve,
the outward journey calling for thirty
seven and the In thirty-eight. Tc the turn
Travis played faultlessly. and considering
thetwind his six at the six hundred yard ninth
hole could not be criticised. Coming home
topped drive on the fourteenth tee and .
missed put accounted for two vested
strokes 30 that the hole cost him . seven. de
partly atoned for this. however. by bring
ing Cd his only long put OF the round for
four at the seventeenth. fve hun dred yard
hole.
in the afternoon Travis and his partner
Oswald Kfrkby, both failed to keep up their
pace OF the earlier hours. The Garden CITY
and fifteenth holes. He siso SLICED into
trouble at the twelfth and palled OF the
course 1t the sev enteenth. but another long
put there enabled hin 10 get a 5. His card
vvns, 4 Rnllo~h
The sun., 1909-05-27
.Yach,las At Nss,hpsrt.

The Independent Yacht and Boat Clun
OF Northport has srrsnssd for very active
season. The club will 20 In oommssios
on Decoration Day and will keep oper
until after labor Day. The schedule fol
power boat races: July ., raoes for ySohl
end launch CLASSES: July ., water carnival
July TO-, u. 2! and q, hAsaicap power bo.'
races FOL. yacht and iesneh classss: August
3, hsndIcap. power boat race. The officers
StrawSon. ice-commosayS. W. II, Wells
BsnsdIot Warner de-! e.ptfIn, Henry l
essi9.r:s sssiss rsssMtta H0Vss and " psssaIs sHs
warner.
The sun., 1909-05-27
Amer,c.u =. e. Ins Dessxn yachts.

The American Yacht Club members have
reorga nized their al foot ono desisn class
and II will be raced this season absolutely
as one desiyn class Commodore George
Mercer, Jr.. OF the club In order TO encour-
aye the sport has offered a s2o0 trophy
which Is to be sailed for on the point system.
These. races viii be In the Re gattas for which
the champio nships OF the Tncht Racing
Agsoclation oi Long Island Sound arc sailed.
iSess are the yachts In this class and tbeif
ssr SMn: Rssss SsSy eG"?o66S 6%ssf seSsHs Ss f;r r
s. 3GsII MaEyolfH no z 6iI1s 6GIEsn rriiSss, ric,s
These Yachts viii also take part IN lhiormai
races on Milton Point on Sunday afternoons,
and there will also BE- contests for. race
car, acht Club dorjes.. The rseeabouts Arc
hoaue. Joseph NJ. MsedonouRh; Busy Bee II :,
Richard Z: Wainwright; Rasrai H.: Samuel
The sun., 1909-05-27
launch for A. q. Vanderbilt !.

Alfred @. Vanderbilt is having A river
II is for use on the upper Thames, and the
launch will be IS feet long. D feet inches
Ia built OF mahogany. With two skins inter-
spersed with oil silk and the, whpls sewn
together with COPPER wire, In the outer
piece from stem to stern. The interior
httnps OF the launch are TO be OF mahogany.
Seating accommodations are provided for
provided if required. The speed will be
thirteen miles an hour, but an exception
ally heavy fyvheel 10 to DO fitted to allow
wanted. -
The sun., 1909-05-27
FRENCH RACING.
Duryea's Wanda and vanderbilts Seaslcl
vain at lIe Tremblay.
Special cchr Despatch to Tus s

Special CchH Dtspdfth 70 TBE Sun,
LIZ TRRMBLAY. France. May ae.-The
Prix Briehne. selling. 1900 francs, r.e0o
meters, was won by II. r. Duryea's Wanda
ONeil up. Beers Tylitsaue. Childs up.
Was second Smets's Nivernais. Hobbs up,
was third. The betting Was 81 to 20 against
Wanda, Q to 20 on Tylitiaaue and 81 to 20
AGAINST Nivernais. Six horses ran.
2 800 meters, was won by Vanderbilt =
Seasick, Bellhouse up. Gramont's Gigolo
jChiIdsJ was second. Lemsrois's Seuse
Pourpree 20 Cohnor) was third. The bet
ting was 80 to 20 against Seasick, 23 to 20
against Gigolo and 2ol to 20 against Sau &c
Pourprfe Four horses ran.
p A. Widener Of PhiladelHhis has, sold
bis Homoselle to Miss s. K. Woodland and
given her his horse, John Mac. They will
Be taken to England. where Miss Woodland
races.
The sun., 1909-05-27
PUBLIC NOTICES.

BOARD OF EsTlHnATyE nnyr. AND APPoRTlos,
Public notice is hereby given that AT, a, 9 msstinS
held May Il. 1908, the Following petition was =.
celvcd: -.
No. Madison SeW 9SsRaf Scfa. Nay . 1909.
Of the City OF New York ,e
Ths TfIeorough RaIlrosd, Company, rase:a ss.i
& duly Ns Snd eseSSy ses.Sy naass
application to your honorable body for the ryht
70 construct. operate snd msinsIn ~ M aSJs,s; hs
an underg round current Of electricity upon. aloay
and through Flatbush Avenue Estenson fsem
ough OF brooklyn 10 the terminus Of the Nan.
haitian Bridge now being cons uncted and lof
tracks upon the said Manhattan Bridge whsn
cons ,ructed across the East River and for tha
70 snf IKE ssss
terminus Of the Manhattan Bridge ,hrSuEh % Canal
Ssfssr e ,sT n ss S o
xelher with the necessary terminals, swi'ehea
TRIBoRouGH RhiIRoSp COMPANY.
CORPORATE sealI by HENRY sJEERs, sss.,
State. CITY and County of New York. n. =.
HStH Ma n 9 gososs own me Wso bens 81
In Greenwich Connecticut. and Is President OF
Tss5sSFh R.TosS SSmpsaS ,hs &. sSSss ,s
slrnmeni: that he knew the seal OF said corpora
lion and the seal atfxcd TO said lnstrurrent was
such corporate zeal and was so affiSed by order
OF the Board OF Directors OF said corporation,
and that n. signed his name thereto by Xix,
order.
INonrla SeaiJ EDWARD T. AAGoFFIN..i
Notary Public. New York County, n. Y
AMI the following resolution were thercupon
adopted:
pFoSa %assa * r rpMsSS pSssSSHS 1!o ss I Msy
4, 1900. WAS presented to the Board Of Estimate
and Appor,iopm en-, ata meeting held May Il, lgoo,
Resolved. that In pursuance Of law this Borrt
sets Friday. the llth day OF Juno, 1893. az l0:50
o'ciork In the forenoon. and Room Is IN the Cify
Hall. Borough of Manhattan. as the time and place
considered and a nabiIc hearing be had ,hsreea,
at which citizens shall he entitled 10 appear and
be heard: and be II further
Resolved. that the Secretary Is directed ~
cause such petition and these resolu tons 70 DO
published for at ieass fourteen 90 days In tyo
designated by the Mayor. spd for a, M Least Yen
TO such date OF public hearing. The expspie OF
such publcA lion TO be borne by the pcutluner.
New York sun and New York Tribune deslg~
eatedJ a i . 90,
New York. May II, 1908. re .r}-sAA
The sun., 1909-05-27
AMATEUR DRITER HURT.
Frank kiipatstca comes 70 Grief Behind
Egis Pacer Alepe.

There was no lack Of excitement at Speed
way Park yesterday afternoon at the second
matinee OF the Road Drivers Association.
II was In class B, for PAGERS. that an aoci-
dent threatened to end seriously for Frank
Fitzpatrick, whe sat behind his bay eeiding
Alone. Il. J. La Places Kate Nelson and
J. W. Smiths ogden Smith made up the
ieid, and the first heat went to Alone,
with Kate Nelson q good second. In the
second heal Alone seemed tired and lost
to Kate, and In the final heat the Kilpatri9k
ins against Mr.. Smiths wagon and break
fhe selding. managed TO eA.ricate his
front feet and then oyerturned his ow9
vehicle. throwing Mr. Kilpatrick forward
s0 Its sisssss shs sssp broke. oustns his isos and
rendering him unconscious. He was taken
TO the hotei, where Dr., Hughes was hastily
r@%%1nss nst4a%esi. io@ sna the 0 oPer.on was COM
PEELED to sew up the gashe. on the wounded
mans face with horse hair. In the mean
@ Aee wss rs SsHSs Se assss wagon dGS cppns ns
81 Oficer Mexican at washington bridge
there was not enough left OF the Vehicie
Mr.. Smiths wagon was . wreck. but ne
managed TO- keep controi OF ms noIse
and neither horse nor owner was Injured.
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