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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION

Department OF the INTERIOR
II. s. Land Office at Gainesville Fh,
October 10. 1893
Notice Is hereby given that Emai
Franklin of Hawthorn, Florida Eho
on April 10, 1906. made Homeslei'
Entry No. 36S69, (Serial SO OSs5'l
for 81 OF NEh. SEA OF NWh sn'
NwK OF SEA-. Section 22 Tovnsa
II South, Range 20 East TaIIahass1
MERIDIAN. has filed notice of inieniio
to make final Communication root
establish claim TO the land above s1
scribed, before the Register and ~
ceiver az Gainesville, Florida 90 .
2nd day of December, 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses. $40
" Mcdonald Of Orange Springs f@l
IDA; Solomon Williams Of Otals
Springs. Florida; A. d. McCsra
Hawthorn, Florida; Sherman "lI'nl
Of Hawthorn. Florida.
HENRY s. CHUBB, Resls'a'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
IA. FLAeLea.s oENERosITY.



zone touch Of nature makes the
whole world kin, was the exclamation
Of the immortal bard And how true
that is. How quick we are to weep
with those that weep and rejoice with
those that rejoice
In Ocalas great confederation We
lost printing ONCE and hcme, and we
remember until this day the kIndness-
es we receiged from wholly unexpect-
I'd sources.
An almost universal opinion obtain
ed that jay Gould was a purely sor,
did man and nothing could separate
him from his dollars. but when Mem
phIs, Tenn, was afflicted with a great
seourge he telegraphed the mayor to
draw on him for $4,000 a day as long
- the afflicted city needed dollar.
SO far as we were concerned all
the mean things said about jay Gould
Immediately took wings and flew
away No amount OF argument could
make Us believe that he had bad
heart, and we believe that Helen
Gould Inherited her generosity from
her father
It did not take the calamity that
has befallen Key West to show the
Kindness of Mr.. Fiagler's heart, and
the blgness Of his soul. because both
have been shown many times before.
but Il does one good to see that he
Is never happier than when lifting all
forms Of distress.
From the effects OF the great storm
that recently visited our coast be was
by long odds the biggest sufferer, He
lost not only III dollars and cents, but
the great work that he is so anxious
to see completed has been retarded.
and II will be months longer in its
completion, Yet in the face Of his
own caIamities he wires to George W.
Allen the following Dispatch
Please present an appreciation Of
my sincere sympathy TO Mayor Fogar
ty and the officials OF Key West, and
draw on me at sight for funds to re
lIeve suffering there
II VIII be seen that he places no
limit 70 the amount-or, rather. II Is
only limited by the amount Of suffer
ing.
In addition to the above dispatch
he also sent the following:
Hon. Geo. w Allen Mr.. II. Wal
ters atlantic Coast Llne) joins me
in authorizing P. & o. to transport
from Port Tampa and Miami free Of
charge supplies necessary to relieve
suffering IN Key West H. Nj Flag
Ter"
He also wired the officials OF the
Florida east Coast line to transport
all supplies for the sufferers. whether
on the mainland or keys, free,
Few men ever lived with a bigger
heart and bigger soul than Henry NJ.
Flagler, and It takes calamltles like
that which has just overtaken Key
West to sound their great depths.
We arc sincerely glad that this gen
Grafton has given birth to such men.
for we know that the world win be
blessed by their example.
.---ssa--.--.----
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Through the courtesy OF the editors
esteemed friend and partner during
the eighties, Elmer j. White, who is
now editor Of The whitehorse (Yu.
konl Star, we are In receipt Of the
Industrial edition OF The Dawson
Daily News. Il Is without doubt one
OF the most beautiful specimens Of
the typographical art we have ever
seen. the FIRST page Of the cover be
Ing especially appropriate and unex.
ceIled In the art preseryative.e The
publication VIII bes preserved In our
library.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
LocALoosA NEWS.
Misses Anna and Selma Tompklns
Entertain in Charming Manner.

Misses Anna and Selma Iompklns
Entertain in Charming Manner.
LocHLoosA, Oct, 27-M. A. Mus
selwhite made business trip to Is
land Grove Friday.
A. C. Hayman made a business trip
to Hawthorn Thursday.
w. P. Tompkins made business
trip to Gainesville Thursday.
]. d. Caldwell went 60 Hawthorn
Thursday.
+. NJ. Coleman, the merchant, Wis
TIED Jacksonville Thursday.
J. n. Hayman. the efficient deputy
sheriff and merchant; J. G. Hayman,
s. A. l.. depot agent and j. o. Hay
man, who runs the pump for the
water tank. all took In Jacksonville
Saturday.
Y. z. Taylor OF Largo spent few
days with friends here last week.
w. o. Sykes Of Island Grove was
over last week on business.
Many OF the Island Grove people
attend preaching here nearly every
night.
Rev b. T. Rape started revival
protfacted meeting Sunday which will
run one week. He Is meeting with
fair success so far.
]. r. Tompkins made business
visit to Mlcanopy last week.
w, F. Caraway shipped three
crates Of beans last week. they being
the first to leave this place this sea
son.
J. W. Metzger shipped quite few
crates OF oranges Wednesday They
we're nice. and colored up fine. These
are the first oranges to leave here
for the Northern markets this fall.
No rain yet, No fan gardens plant
ed yet. Is the cry OF the people IN
this section Of Alaohua. Things are
awfully IN need Of rain In this sec
tion. Even cane Is whiting.
o. r. Green has two log carts
steady at work hauling pine logs to
town for shipment &c lacksonyil1e.
Hc win ship several carloads this
week
Misses Anna end Selma Tompkips
entertained quite a large crowd Of
the young folks Friday evening In
the way OF a card party, Quite
mics crowd was present. Many games
were PLAYED and after the games Re.
Treatments were served Of a most de-
liclous natare-candIes Of all de-
aerlptIon punch. oranges. cane juice.
fuige. and many other delcaries
About 1915 O'Clock the crowd bid
their hostesses good nigh, and de-
parted. thanking them for the pless.
AM evening.
r. q. McEwen. who b working a.
zutar. Fia spent 3 few days last
week here win his mother. Mrs. s
~. MrEwen
Y. ~. Huime ana brothog Of Haw-
thorn were IN town last week on
buslnets
Adger Hayman spent ast sunday
Win iriends a. Johnson station
rss -. ..ur -. - ...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department % tbe IHIeT7. p.

Department OF The lulei' ,..
1, S. Land Office at Gaines,'', -. :
Notice Is hereby given ihai '"
Henderson OF Hawthorn. FIorlA ". -
on January 8. 1905, made tol 80.
Entry No. 3SO6S. lSerial No ~.
for NWK Of NwK. Section q 20. -
ship II South. Range . tasL 49,. -
.hassee MERIDIAN. has filed no,. 49,.
intention to make hnal 'oin .,. =.
proof TO establish claim 20 Il .. !, :.
above described. before Regiss .s.
Receiver az Gainesville 49,
the 2nd day OF Decembef. - ~
Claimant names as vitHess,1 n
iy Mcdonald Of Orange spfinsaa -,
IDA. solomon Williams o. -
surinrs. FLORIDA: A u No. 90
Hawthorn. Florida; sherman
of Hawthorn. FLORIDA 20 -
HENRY S. CHUBH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

The sun u q strong believer In
probation sentences nor viOlatOrs l0i
the law for the arst ofense. A Jall
sentence at hard labor. with a parole
OF the eulpTis pending good behavior.
win do more to deter people nom
crime the second time
than the heaviest ape that could BE-
imposed Gainesville sun.
Editor McCreary herein shows his
knowledge o. hsmaniiy and a human.
ity equal % his knowledge Pensa.
cola Journal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

The Tampa Tribune defines The
suns prediction that nroward viii
lead IN The arsi Senatorial primary
next year a. Poor Prosnostication.
Wen Brother s,oyail ne adhere 70
the prediction. and prcdlet further
VA. he Win h defeated IN The second
primary. as ne vas m isoS And
We vin hask oar Judgment By wager.
ms ne state Pair ~ceFtifoate- fcg
pabllshing ne premium llsi seklos,
anything sea EaY pnt ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

The replies 20 The Philadelphia
Times query. what would YOU do II
you had a million dellars9r have
doubtless a theoretical value, but in
practice, what man does when he
has a million ia 20 set about setting
another one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

A man who had existed for several
years without The sun was induced
% subscribe Tor slx moRths, satuF.
DAY Las, be called at the onice to 70.
new before the expiration Of bis sub.
sCrlpiion expired, when he remarked
"GraclOus. q makes me feel queer 70
think what must have happened that
J dldat know abonl When was 90.
Ina without Tho sun. j, Was like a
trance. or a dellrlom. I guess I was
q dead one"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

~ ordering out the state troops
20 guard ne hurley tobacco region
ot KENTUCKY against night riders.
Governor wnlson ac;s In fan aeeord
With he sentiment o. an hw-ahldlns
citirons The time when individuals
may take the lav into their own
hands has lonE paseet--there d 10
lonEsr a necessity Coz e IA Klnz
khan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
NOTICE FOR pUsLleAT'0N

Department Of it' ~. r.
land omoe a. CANES, ~
Notice a herehy g.'s. ~, "A
q Mathis a. Wanne 4--.
81 OetUbsr 4. 1898 uA. ~ 90
Fnfry No. sg1G lSsr'i. ~
for sWH az SEh. - Il
fhIp 3 south. Ranra
h.rrre Mercdian. haf .-rr
Inisntian % make frt. ~
IL esiabIsh ciaim te -, -
described. before o. a..l, n
celver a. GainrEvil.3 ! y,
srs aay az Deccmbef. .s
clainang name a. 90
= Pinrhfer % Whrr 49,
q. WIikerson OF Wan ss 3
n Mnen ~ Wann.,
rrrrrf ~ neu. Fioli51
HENHV 8 cHif
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

with all due respect to the OIL
claIs of tie seaboard railway, we do
not consider that they have shown
much appreciation Of the patronage
accorded them by the people Of this
city ia the erection OF the depot build
Ing now nearing completion, Il has
some eonyeniences IN the way Of tot.
lets, etc. that the old one did not
have. but nasmuch as they had to
erect a new passenger depot building
Il does seem that they would have
erected one more creditable to the
system The building now nearing
completion would scarcely be a credit
to a town OF Ave hundred inhabitants,
much less ono OF eight thousand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

The United States Patent oitICe
pays its running expenses aud has a
surplus over As there Is no patent
on "a methods, other Governmental
offices and departments might use
them TO good advantage
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

One half OF the world doesn't know
how the other half lives. Those who
read The Sun know all that Is worth
knowing about both halves
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

The Palatka News expresses the
opinion that Senator Tallaferro win
not be a candidate for reelection.
The Sun will wager years subsorip.
ton that nrother Russell VIII soon
discern that the Senator IL very much
4 candidate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

The Sun and The Thrice-a-Week
IN. " World one year -. .$1.65
The Sun and The Atlanta (Ga)
Weekly Constitution one year 1.75
The Sun and The Atlanta tGa.)
Semi. Weekly Journal one year 1850
The Sun and The Semi-Weekly
Times-UniOn one year .....s, l.b0
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Fortunately future explorers will
have cartoons Of the North Pole by
which to recognize II.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Walsh sentence stands Morse
sentence stands There are pitfalls
IN high finance. These two million.
aires must now wear stripes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Mr. Baer will have TO look after the
Geological Survey. II says there Is
coal enough In the earth 70 last more
than seventy thousand years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

~onoe l could 80 out on the streets
and know every person 1 passed. but
nov scarcely know half the people
I meet" remarked an old eitiEon Of
Gainesville to the editor yesterday,
Same here. brother Which shows
that GAINESVILLE IS GROWING.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

What a pity samples OF Gainesville,
weather Of the past week cannot b
distributed rs advertising.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Halley's comet has been seen again.
but probably Il hesitates 10 make an
official debut until Cook and Peary
get through their double-shufHe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Determined not 70 be left out OF
the struggle to raise the cost OF lly'
ing even salt goes up a couple OF
dollars q ton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

80 We viii not accept stampe 81
a larger denomination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Local advertisements. rs cents a
line for the first and 10 cents Tor each
additional insertion.
Display advertisements for three,
six and twelve months at special rates.
Prices furnished upon application.
Marriage and Death notices inserted
free. Obituaries. cents a line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Tkere are sim e numhes 81 mar.
red couplss q Nsw Y~ks four hun.
Ard SO har4 - ranaL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
Terms Of subscription.
AdvertlsInq Rates

The Twice-a-Week Sun 81 year;
six months, Soc; single copies, Sc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Esnt thers sonething vhlch onir !
uant a. can - fr yoa iosayi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Cook 8 hadlns Rsary auoihsr nom
ehass ever ~ lesiafV rosie
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-01

HAS GOOD WORDS
FOR UTAH LAKE
Fine Resort and Excellent Fish
ing, Says One VINO
Knows.

/ The Herald-Republican: For the bene-
1 fit OF those who are contemplating an
outing I would suggest as an ideal place
1 our own Utah lake There is on the east
shore, on the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road resort known as Geneva, with
trees, a pavilion for dancing. hotel, gas
oline launches, row boats and, best Of
all, III the lake there are fish-catfish
clubs, mullets, bass, trout and carp.
recently had the pleasure of being one
Of a party to make g trip in the launch
AIah from American Fork to Pelican
Point and back via Geneva. We took
along frying pans and caught, cooked and
ate Ilsn 10 our hearts content and be-
sides, brought home enough TO furnish
our friends a mess with hook and line
Z Inc trip can be made in one day, but
those having time can find accommods-
lions at the resort OF any of the settle-
menIs bordering the lake and 20 down
20 Iish by team. The better way would
be 10 go direct to Geneva and avoid the
expense Of team hire. Railroad fare is
about SIS for the round trip. A fish
ana game license is necessary
A cruise On Utah lake in one of the
swift new motor boats is an experience
20 be remembered and YOU can fish most
catch fish.
We Salt LaSers are certainly overlook
ing one of Utah's chief charms when we
60 hundreds OF miles on fishing trips
ana they talk about trout What do You
thlnk Of 1872 pounds? And bass-wel
you can't beat the bass right at our
VOOIS' A SUBSCRIBER.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-01
FIGHT FANS ARE
SMELLING MOUSE
Promoter James Is Keeping
KetCheI From LangfOrd'S
Mighty Punch.
BY IGOE.

New York, Aug. 31,-The general opinion
now is that Jimmy Coffroth has had
hand in keeping Assassin Ketchel in the
west. James is counting on great house
in the KetcheI-Johnson fight, and rather
than take the chance Of having Sam Lang
ford put KetcheI away he has evidently
guaranteed Ketchel a fine sum to stay
right where he is. Britt and the Fairmont
peoDle are bound to go to the floor over
the whole business. They sent Britt trans
pCrtatfon money they don't intend to lose.
Rrift keeps writing to his friends that he
will surely come, but his actions are very
suspicious Certainly he has hurt ketch-
els popularity, and even If he does come
now 1T is bound to affect the attendance.
If he really intends to fight Langford here
his idea of putting off training until the
last moment will certainly end disastrous
Nv for him. Langford has been working
quietly up in Massachusetts,, and he viii
be in good shape. Ketchel won't, II the
stories that are coming out of San Fran
cisco are true.
For a time 1t was thought it was Just
a trick of BIRTHS to disconcert Samuel
and take him off his training while Ketch-
el was working secretly. But as ketchel
is not doing anything more earnest than
having a good time, that suggestion went
a-glimmering. Billy Gibson is madden
than a wet hen over the whole affair and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-01
BY ED W. SAIITH)

Chicago, Aug. 31.-"If the Miller brothers
of Oklahoma are sinceTe-and from what
1 can learn Of them 1 should judge they
are-they have a fine chance of getting
the big battle I know Of no place right
now, not even California, where we could
do better than a purse Of $4,000"
This is the tenor of letter received
this morning from Sam Berger, mana ger
and agent for Jim Jeffries, who is now
out on the coast looking over the situa-
ton. The letter came in response to a
telegram from Harlan E. BabcOck OF
Kalamazoo, Mich, representative Of the
Oklahoma ranchers, in which Babcock
notified Berger officially Of the offer. He
requested an answer at once.
This offer certainly is attractive, the
more so because Of the condition named
by which the fighters are to receive the
purse if the battle is not decided through
any fault of the promoters or interior
enCe Of the authorities" Berger writes.
There is a ring Of sincerity about that
that catches my eye at once. have not
consulted with Mr.. Little, JOhnson's rep
resentative, about the matter because
they have been so busy in other direc-
tons, but will do so at any early hour.
I am sure he would feel that We cannot lro
do any better anywhere on the globe
than this as far as flat purses are con-
cerned."
Canada's bid of 100000 for the big bat
tie is not taken seriously by anybody in
this section Of the country. The tact
that Elk City, whence came the offer, is
a mining camp with few facilities for
handling a crowd Of strangers and is too
far out Of the way for strangers to
reach, rather puts the kibosh on Jack
MunrOe's Misunderstanding and royal
sounding bid Jack has been a great
kidder in the past and can hardly be
taken seriously at this time, even though
he has q lot Of money and begs for a
chance to post it to show his sincerity.
There are not going to be so many Dlds
Of a straight and sane nature as one
might suppose. California seems to have
the best chance Of getting the battle for
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-01
NO CHANCE FOR GE9MAHY
Honors Of Second Day of Sender Boat
Races at Marblehead Go to
the Yo7,Laas
the Yankees.

Marbiehead, Mass, Aug. 31-The honors
In the second days race Of the interna-
uonaI honors between the German and
American Sender boats for the President
an and Grover Draper cups fell to the
American yacht Ellen, owned by Charles
L. curtis of Boston and sailed bv his
son. charles P. Curtis, jr. The German
enalIengers were hOpelessly beaten. The
Seenund IL dropped out of the race when
II was one-quarter over because she fouled
q nag mark. The Wolf finished a close
second, while the Joyette winner of yes
leIuay contest was third IS seconds
behind the Wolf
II was slashing race, fought to the
bitter end. The Ellen got away at the
start and led once over the course and
until the outer turn on the second leg
was reached, when in the freshenfnE
breeze the Wolf spurted and seized first
place Then came the final run back to
the finish line, and the battle was decided
a quarter of mile from the committee
boat Orion.
The Ellen was 45 seconds behind the
Wolf when she turned the windward flag
stake for the second time, but with all
sails set she slowly Cr5pt upon the scud-
ding Wolf Near the finish line the wind
canted slightly and, filling the Curtis
boats sptnnaker, gave her a final push
down the course, a winner over the LOr-
ing yacht by Is seconds, or perhaps three
boat lengths.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-01
MONTANA BASEBALL DEAD.
Bozeman Team Observation-Disclosures.
worth Says No Support.

a Montana dispatch gives the following
on the baseball situation under the head
ing, Another Has Faded:
BOzeman's former IntermOuntain league
team disbanded when Livingston failed TO
show up for a game scheduled to be
played at BOZeman. Thomas left this
afternoon for Mexico, where he will pitch
during the rest Of the ball season Coins
LETT Tor Spokane to play in the Spokane
City league. MCQuaid and Hammond will
go to Hamilton and play ball there. Sny-
der viii stay in Bozeman and probably
play with the Independents the rest Of
the season. Mcintosh and Dudley will
go 70 Livingston to work Head and
Flick have no plans for the future.
II is also reported that the Livingston
I team will dlsband after playing Deer
Lodge today. Much disgust is felt here
at Joe Marshall, manager of the Liv-
ingston team, for failing to show up after
he had arranged games here for yester-
day and today. Manager FarnswOrth of
the BOZeman team also stated that he
had strong proof that Marshall recently
threw a game in Laurel Farnsworth
said he did not believe there would b.
any state league in Montana next wear.
as the towns would not sunpOrt one
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-01
EORT ERIE ENTITIES.

First race, five and a half furlongs.
purSe-HusaffeT Eldin, IS, Lady Miner,
100; Prince Rhuperd, 100; Bilberry, 105: out
of Step, 105; ShimOnese, 112.
Second race, five and a half fuTiOngs,
purse-Lucky Ford, I07; OQuetos, i07; Sin
fran, 10Y AIidshipman Easy, 107; LuckOla,
10I; MapletOn, 10l; Soil, 1O1; Magellan, 1O7;
Odin, 10l; McAndrews, 10Y; Firebug 10;
SOlwik, 10; Scarab ITO.
Third race, steeplechase, short course
Lizzie Flat, 135; Jno. Dillon, AS; Xnavass
150i BergoO, 1872 Class Leader, 152.
Fourth race, one mile, handicap-Tom
Hayward, IS; Meadow, IS; Little Usage
JOS Emperor William, 11l; Martin Doyle
106; Lady Esther, los; Prince Ahmed. l2A
Fifth race, six furlOngs, selling-Fear-
EaughL 100; Lou Lanier, 100; Lolita Creed
100; English Esther, 10l; La TOupee, 1Q2,
Broadsword, 102i Jack Straw, 102: Col
JOt l03; Infection, 1O4; LumOn, los: Ban
ives, 1O7; Hedge Rose, los; Chief Koe. lO9
Sixth race, six furIOngs, selling-drs,
, SeWell, 9Si Lillian Lee, 80; Dorothy Webb,
%; Alice George, SO; Bertha E., 102; Reiia,
eO4; Royal Queen, 105; Right Easy 1O5,
floistress, 105; Anna l. Daley, log; Wood
zane, ltJ; St. Jeanne, 10
4 seventh race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
1ng-McNally, %; Schleswig, IS; Hark-
away, 80 kenmare Queen, 81; FIOreal. 81,
2uneVagean, l0l; GTenesQue 10l: Agnes
Mood, 10l; Pelegroso, 104; Harting. los,
MnPo-stone, 196i Flarney, los; ada o.
Plher, 100; BaEridge loo; COnville, 1O6.