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Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-31

Nc back are also symptoms that tell Won
ne kidneys and bladder are out of order
nd need attention.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-12
RoxRuRY

The house of Joseph He'll was burned
Monday morning.
Harry Tilden and Miss Josephine Sum
Der were in Mortified the first Of the
week.
Mrs. vinton of East Granville. with
Mrs Kendall, visited at Mrs. Mary Ellis
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wiley OF Leominster,
Mass, are spending few days with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs Leon Roys and children of North
field visited relatives in the place one day
the last Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l. Nichols have re-
turned from three weeks outing ct their
cottage at Highgate Springs.
Among those In Randolph Monday
we're 8. g. ButterdeId and Miss Mary.
Misses Bernice stiuison and Nellie Bond.
Mrs. Olive Bird OF Boston is a guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Vain.
ing. and her daughter, Miss Nellie, for 9
two weeks vacation.
The ladies Of the Mite society held .
lawn party at the home Of Mr.. aud Ms
Jones Ferris last week Wednesday after,
noon. Over hfty were present.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH

Clyde Carey is in Braintree this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker are guests
at P. c. Cartyss.
Mrs. Hiram Hanks is i'll and under the
care Of DR.. Newell.
E. d. Camp has been i'll the past week
but is now somewhat better.
Little Ralph Clifford has been under
DR.. Newell s;aIe for some time.
Miss Ethel MouIton Of Chelsea is as
sisting Mrs. E. P. Riford for q few
weeks.
Roy spauIding and his cousin, Royal
Wallace, Of Bethel are camping ct Brook
field pond this week.
Rev. George e. Ladd and daughter,
Miss Alice, of Red Oak, Ia, were guests
at Willow farm the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton from Concord. n.
H., have been at Mrs. Mary Camps q
few days and have takent heir son, Deane,
home with them.
Mrs. Lemuel Brown, son, Master John,
and brother, Edward James, of Middle
bury spent Friday night with their
cousin, E. P. Riford.
1 Mrs. G. L. Peavey went to Randolph
last week Tuesday fer short visit among
friends and relatives before returning to
her home in Bradford.
Mrs. c. M. Riford went to Mt. Her
mon, Mass, last Friday to be with her
son, Philip, during the Northfield con-
ference. She expects to visit friends in
several other places before her return.
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NORTH RoYALron

Ray Benson visited his brother in
White River junction last week.
Mrs. Win Hunt and daughters visited
her sister. Mrs. Barber, in Barre last
week.
Miss Ada White is spending several
days at Lake Sunapee, N. H., visiting
friends.
Mrs. Mary White has returned from
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Goodrich.
Miss Bertha johnson, who is working
at Hiram Bsnson's, is taking q four
weeks vacation.
MrH. Edward Field and daughter, Eliz-
abeth, Of Northfeld spent Sunday and
Monday at her fathers, Ziba Paige's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter of Worcester,
Mass, who are touring the state in their
auto, called on their aunt, Mrs. Ziba
Paige, one day this week.
Work has commenced on installing the
new boiler at the electric light plant and
erecting q 65-foot chimney. Mr.. Gardner
of Roxbury, Mass, has charge.
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REORGANIZATION OF ECONOMY Iruit jar
and alteration sale still going on for the
rest of the week at Abbott & Cady's,
Bethel, VT.
Albert Severance from Boston is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Herbert Smith, at j..
II. Bucks.
Quite a number went to Randolph
Monday to do shopping and take the
children to see the parade, but no one
went to see the circus.
A large party and nice supper recently
at Myron Washburn's attested to the es-
teen in which his son, John, is held by
his friends and schoolmates. The occa-
sion was Johns 18th birthday.
The Royallon Center nine crossed bats
with the local stars Saturday afternoon.
The visitors were decidedly the masters OF
the situation. The score as furnished by
the umpire, Myron Washburn, was Al
to 6.
That there is need OF the society with
q big name to lend q hand here was
again demonstrated Saturday, when a
drove of cattle was being driven south.
One of the COWS, either sick or overcome
by the heat, and temporarily blinded,
presented sickening spectacle.
An automobile coming down from Ran
dolph Center road ran over and killed a
valuable collie dog belonging to Fred
Lyon last week Tuesday. 1t did not stop
and was going so fast that Mr.. Lyon was
unable to see the number, although not a
rod away. He says it would have been
the same had it been one Of his children.
This village should be posted for motor
vehicles to slow down, for they pass
through here like an express train and,
while many show proper regard for tbs
rights OF others, there are frequent ones
that do not. Last Thursday one abso-
luteiy without any number whatever
stopped and enquired OF the writer this
way to White River Junction, who pa
tiently told the driver three times the
way and distance but was apparently una
BILE to make it clear as the man was toe
muddled up to understand, but wen
along and we hone landed right side up
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RRAINTREE

See ad. of Central Vermont excursion
to Missisquoi park, page :.
Thirty-six guests took meals at the Inn
Monday.
Fred Ladue was in Granville from Sat
urday until Sunday.
Miss Della Threaher OF Boston is visit
ing her parents for two weeks.
Miss Cora Gagnon Of Granville is visit
ing at Joseph Ladue's for few days.
Miss Della Ladue has been visiting
friends in NorthfieId the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. j. Montgomery re-
turned to their home in Stowe Saturday
A party of six from Tunbridge were
guests at the Inn from Friday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith OF Warren
visited at j. E. French's q few days re.
Gently.
Mrs John Dunstsn -and son OF Con
cord, N. H., Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Rose Jacobs.
Town Clerk Marion L Richardson ha.
received from State Fish and Game Com.
missioner II. 9. Thomas Of Stowe Iicsns,
blanks to be issued to those wishing e
hunt after Sept. /. Application blank
are also furnished.
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C. O. OSHA,
SOUTH MAIN STREET GARAGE, RANDOLPH, VERMONT
LEGAL NOTICES.


ESTATE OF d. ANsoN PARTRIDGE.
State of Vermont, District of Randolph, -, -,
The Honorable Probate Court Tor me DsHN'
aforesaid.
TO an persons interested In the estate q. y
Arson Partridge. late o. Philadelphia q ne NV
o. Pennsylvania. deceased, leaving estate ~ 'N
District, Greeting; IN,
At Probate Court. holden ~ Randolph Sit@a
and for said District on the 20th day o july -
1903, an authenticated copy Of the last w 4u-
Testament and the probate thereof ei y, 49,
Partridge, late Of Philadelphia, In The COUNTY "
Philadelphia, in the state Of fenn-i ~
deceased, leaving estate in4ssad DISTRICT W. W.
proved, allowed and established In TIE ffv.ai..
Court for the county and state aforesaid, W.,
presented to the Court here, that Che same "
strument may be allowed in this Stale q w
that the said copy may be nled and geNa dts Wv
the Probate Court for the District q hanuVFl,
Aforesaid. agreeable 20 the statute % such tase'
made and provided: -.
And Il Is ordered BY said Court that the wv
day Of August 1909 at the Randolph i1h, p ~. ~
Randolph. be assigned for all persons interes.s5
70 appear and contest the allowance y ~. ~
copy OF said will and the probate tlefrA. -
aforesaid, il they see cause; and that l5 s,ss
thereof be given by Publishing THIS orles ~
weeks successfully IN the Herald and 49,,
weekly newspaper published in said bisuN''
previous TO the time appointed.
therefore you are hereby NOTICED NJ aPp@
before said Court at the time ard place al9Ies.s'
ana 70 contest the allowance Of the ssla u.s. n
ment and the filing and recording Of tae COPY ~
cause.
Given under my hand at Randolph, u said DN'
trlct, this 10th day OF July, 1909.
1870 GEORGE L. STOW, ouaso
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Miss Eunioe Derby is in Randolph for
q week.
John vinton was in Warren two days
last week.
Miss Cora Gagnon is visiting in Brain.
tree this week.
There was social dance at the Ladies'
hall Saturday night.
Henry Briggs is visiting his son in
Northheld this week.
Mrs. A. H. Ford is visiting her SON in
Randolph for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buttolph aad family
were at the Central House Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Heath Of East War
rem visited Lillian Hubbard Tuesday.
Misses Lillian and Rhoda Hubbard re-
turned from their visit in Massena satur-
day.
H. A. Plunkett Of Utica, N. Y, who
has been acting IS salesman for PhiIa-
delphia concern, has severed his connec-
ton with that arm and gone to Clarks-
vile; Tenn, to enter into partnership
with a Southern firm manufacturing
hard woods, holding the position OF sec
Rotary and treasurer. Mr.. Plunkett il
well known in this vicinity and all wish
him success. in this new line OF business.
Mrs Plunkett, who has been stopping at
the home Of Robert Plunkett, leaves for
the South the last Of the week.
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farm and owned by the Eastern Tale
company. These men are making prepar-
atoms to put in q steam drill to sink a
shaft in order to ascertain the depth and
the quality of the stone.
The papers of Aug. 5 printed news of
the death Of Antonio Gomez, a Spsniard.
who was instantly killed at the Wood
bury granite. sheds in Hardwick by the
accidental slipping of a large stone.
Gomez formerly worked at the quarries
in Bethel and is survived by q wife and
four children, who live in Spain.
E. A. Lawless is in Hardwick this week,
attending a state convention OF the
American Federation of Labor as delegate
from Bethel branch of the Granite Cut
ters' International association. There
are SO local branches of the Federation of
Labor in Vermont, most of which are
represented at Hardwick this week.
Charles p. TarbelI of South Royalton,
administrator of the estate Of Diana
Chapman, was in town Wednesday on
business connected with the settlement Of
the estate. By the death of Mrs. Milo
Goss, the estate becomes due to be settled
according to the terms of the will and the
real estate on Church street will be sold.
The small barn OF F. Scott Blossom, sit
uated on the Royalton road, was burned
about q. m. Monday, with the contents
4 of about two tons of hay. The cause is
unknown, though the finding OF some
loose coins in the ruins leads Mr.. Bios
som to suspect that the barn had been
used for sleeping quarters the night be
fore and then set IRE. There was no in
surance.
Hon. w. E. johnson, to whom was re-
ferred as arbitrator the question Of the
disposition OF a fund OF about S575 arts.
ing from the sale OF the Bethel Shoe Co
building. has rendered q decision that
the same shall be applied in payment Of {
note or debt of the owners Of the building
and that the general creditors Of the es
tate OF J. q. Sargent shall not share il
the fund.
George w. Berry has in his possession
book published at Leeds in England il
1898. entitled "Praeparatio Evangelical
or A Plain and Practical Discourse Con
corning the Souls Preparation for Blesset
Eternity" The author is Timothy Man
love, minister of the Gospel. 1t is in al
excellent state of preservation. A perus
al of the contents shows that our ances
tors took their religion in more seriou
and solid form il this is fair sample o
the sermons that they listened to. TIL
book is q collection of sermons, some Q
which must have taken from one to tw
hours for delivery. The fly leaf show
that the book was bought in Leeds i
1918 by Samuel Marley, who was one {
( the early settlers in Bethel, living in tn
house on River street known as the Pat
Gay house, now owned by Rollin GilsoT
Mr.. Marley married Sarah, daughter {
! David Waller and grand-aunt of Mi'
> Mary Waller of Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-12
BETHEL eILEAp

Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. jerks spent
Sunday with their families in West Leba-
non.
Bradford Brown was called to Pittsfeld
last week by the death OF his brother,
Nelson Brown.
Guests at L. NJ. Backus' the past week
were Mr. and Mrs. @. n. Baokus and
son, Guy, Of Bolton and E. L. johnson of
Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. }. Long of Warren
visited at f. L. Wills last week Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Mason OF
Woodstock were also guests at the Wills
home Sunday and Monday.
Miss Fannie Brockway of West Hart
ford was the guest Of Miss Victoria Morse
last week. Other guests at A. L. Morse's
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and fam
lily of East Randolph and Leslie Morse OF
Granville.
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LAST RANpoLPH
See ad. of Central Vermont excursio
to MissisquOi park, page Z.

See ad. of Central Vermont excursion
to MissisquOi park, page Z.
Miss Harriet Wood Of Tunbridge Is Wis
iting at Wallace MorrilPs.
Miss Bates Of Richmond was a guest OF
her friend. Miss Flora Morrill,, recently.
A party OF young men who have been
camping at Fairlee lake returned home
last week.
Mrs. W. d. Bagley has gone to Wash
ington to visit her daughter, Mrs. Dan
Worthley.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Heath of Read
ing, Mass, are visiting his brother, l. @.
Heath, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Holbrook of Brook
lyn, N. y, were guests OF her sister, Mrs.
G. M. Waldo, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Tilton and little
daughter of williamstown visited their
aunt, Mrs. Marosa Smith, and other rela-
tives last week.
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NoRTH RANpoLPH

Ella and Alice Durkee visited their
aunt, Mrs. Harry Tracy, last week.
Mrs. Emma Durkee OF Essex Junction
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Durkee.
s. B. Taft Of Oklahoma started Monday
for darlington to visit relatives before
leaving for his home.
Mrs. ID. J. Camp is entertaining her
brother, his wife and son, Rev. Mr.. Hold
or, from Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Moulton and little
daughter Of Boston are with bis parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Moulton.
Mrs. c. W. Taft is improving. She
dismissed her nurse Saturday. Miss
Nora Camp is with her at present.
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PETH

Leslie AxteIl OF Randolph Center spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Lee Bourne
Mrs. Emma Fisher and friend Of
Northfield were at Daniel Fordham's Sat-
urday.
Steve and Hubert Cleveland were at
Marion Huntington's in Randolph Center
one day last week.
Miss Jennie Cleveland returned home
Thursday from . visiting trip spent in
VT. Vernon, n. Y, and Riverhead, L. /.
Her aunt, Mrs. Lydia Morrison OF Mt
Vernon, accompanied her home for few
weeks stay.
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Young GOtch
VS..
SAILOR MACK
At DUBOIS & GAYS HALL
RANDOLPH
Thursday Eve, Aug. L
nuurs Open, $50; Match Begins, 500
TO A FINISH,
Best Two in Three Falls Strange
Hold and Toe Hold Barred
/ REFEREE, JAMES FREEDOURN
Admission Adults, 35r, Soc, Bgs, 25r
nuOrs Open, $50; Match Begins, 500
TO A FINISH,
Best Two in Three Falls Strange
Hold and Toe Hold Barred
REFEREE, JAMES FREEBOURN
Admission: Adults, 35c, Soc, BR, 25G

Young Gotch since he has
been here has never been de-
feated. He has beaten such
men as Eli Bourbon, Freeboun,
Sully of Bethel, BaniSter, Sailor
Mack, Gardner, Jack Williams,
draw with SomerWlle q hour,
l0minutes), and has gained TWO
decisions over Hanson and one
draw of two hours.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-12

There's rejoicinRin Fedora, Tenn. A
mans life has been saved, and now DR..
Kings New Discovery is the talk Of the
town for curing c. v. Pepper OF deadly
lung hemorrhages. 'I- could not work
nor get about" he writes, Sand the doc
tors did me no good, but, after using DIR.
Kings New Discovery three weeks. l
feel like new man, and can do good
work again." For weak, sore or diseased
lungs, Coughs and Colds, HemorrhaRes.
Hay Fever, LaGrippe, Asthma or any
Bronchial affection it stands unrivaled.
Price SOC. and s1.O0. Trial Bottle free.
Sold and guaranteed.
IA. Lsonard, Randolph.
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MlIltarx-Euehre Party.

The social feature of last week at the
Center was the reception and military
euchre party given by Mrs. j. H. Holden
on Saturday night to the guests OF the
Old Homestead. The decorations for the
occasion attracted friendly notice because
of their beauty and tasteful arrangement.
sour flag" adorned the walls and was in
evidence everywhere. Over the tables re-
served for the players numerous minia-
ture remnants of various colors we're sus-
pended, each table being designated by q
color instead of number. In the recep-
tion hall and parlor, flowers and plants
were in profusion. The skill displayed
in the disposition of the roses, sweet
peas, forget-me-nots, other wild flowers
and beautiful ferns produced an effect
picturesque aud charming. In the
euohre contest, a number OF pretty prizes
we're offered the winners and at the close
of the games the announcement was
made that the successful ones were Alfred
Wells, Mrs. Alfred Wells and Leonard
Hodges. all of the Center; Mrs John
Sabine Smith of New York city, Miss Lii
lian w. Prescott of SomervilIe, Mass.
and William Geissler Of Philadelphia.
After hearty congratulations to the
winners, a collation. was served at small
tables in the parlor and dining room and
soon thereafter the company said good
night with sincere expressions Of thanks
for most delightful evening.
Besides the guests of the house and
many residents of the Center present,
quite goodly number of friends came up
from Randolph and by their presence
added materially to the pleasures Of tire
evening. Among them were DIR. and
Mrs. e. o. Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Bass, Mrs. Belle Dubois, Miss g. E.
Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. q. Ham, Dr.
and Mrs. @. W. Scott, J. C. sherburne
and Miss Helen wedgwood.
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Notlee.

Notice Is hereby given that the treasurer n
the Orange County Telephone company WI 81
az public auction at the office Of X. 4. y Aal l
secretary OF said Orange County re epnoH
company, In West Corinth. in the eglRN ~
orange and state OF Vermont, on the Nv s ys
o. August, A. d. 1903, at O'Clock p m, US ~ n
OF stock specified below, said sales teiAh, ~.
accordance with the public statutes any ~
bylaws OF said company for the coiecly .v
taxes and assessments made by SAID come
upon said shares OF stock which ne" fe'A''
unpaid.
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Ladies' hair work. Mrs. II. n. Bean,
1e2 Webster st., Rockland, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-12

Dated at West corinth In said county Of or
this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1903. ~
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Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

New pianos on hand. A good stand
ard make, little used, one half price.
Write for catalogue and prices.
ae IT d. NJ. Strong, Bethel
Wanted:-To buy lumber land for
cash. ae If
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1872, SO
State st., Boston, Mass.
Gasoline engines:-I can furnish at
attractive prices the Fairbanks line, the
Ideal, the Wemco, the stickney, the Gade
air-cooled. ae c. E. Dunham.
Livery stock, all in good condition,
with a good trade that goes with it, for
sale in Bethel, VT. Parties wish to GO
into other business. Inquire of e. E.
CIafiin, Lock Box 40, Bethel, VT. ne tt
Teacher wanted for 'Lympus school, tc
do first year high school work, including
Latin and French or German; % weeks,
beginning September. Ten dollars 9
week, cost Of board, $3.50.
&c E. l. bearing, Bethel, VT
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EAST Bethel

Demonstration of Economy fruit jar
and alteration sale still going on for the
rest Of the week at Abbott & Cady's,
Bethel, VT.
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Applicants from Bethel for teachers
certificates should attend the examine
tions to be held in Randolph, beginning
at ga m, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1909, and
continuing two days. ae
]. Wesley Miller. Superintendent.
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Mondays Randolph Market.
The following prices were realized By
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Tuesday mot retail):-
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See ad. of Central Vermont excursion
to Missisquoi park. page {.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-27

Runs. for Hospital Wicls ?. Fowler 2. Austin 2. i9 ing s. Zelnke ?. Brooks 2 Donohue for Wait ers Greenwood Boucher. Haley: two base hits. Aus tin 2 Boucher .; three base hits. ZmHe. Fielding. bases on balls. off Zemke ?. of Boucher l hit by pitcher Wicks Desine; struck out by Zemks Il. by
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-27
ONE HIT AND A SHUT0UT
Gallivan Has Klingy High Beaten, to CA Pitching Duel-For First Time King Wins Derby-Pttsburg Increases Lead.

Honors were all with Jackie Gallivan Wednesday afternoon on the Academy campus in a pitching duel with Cap tain Marland of Killingly High, and the Academy twirler brought the red and white home winners in a shutout contest, 8 to O, in which the Killingly invaders got but a single hit off Galli- van, and that in the first inning. By the most spectacular catch on record cn the Academy campus Captain Moves saved Gallivan the only other possible hit. fairly picking the ball off the wire fence in left field as it came down over his shoulder with his back to the field.
 With Gallivan's home run swat to the dirt pile, the ball rolling under the fence, these constituted the features of the game with the star pitching and an errorless record by both teams in the field.
 Pitcher Marland was twiriing in form good enough to win any ordinary game and got fine support from his te-footed Killingly rabbits. but Gal
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-27

vas the American bred colt. Sir Mar tin, which everyone had reckoned up- or as Minoru's foremost rival. He had been crowded out of his stride just beyond the Tattenham corner, about the middle of the course. Jockey J. H. Martin shot over his mounts head to the ground as Sir Martin stumbled, and with him fell the hopes of hun dreds of confident American onlook- CTS It was estimated that $300.000 had been put upon the colt. The jock ey was daZed but not much hurt.
 It was the first Derby ever won by a king. and England's monarch, with the Prince of Wales following him, lived up to the custom of leading his winner from the track.
 The French contingent, which came over to see Stern win on Louviers showed almost as much disapnoint- ment as the Americans. H. P Whit ney made his reappearance on an Eng fish course and his two victories, the winning of the Stewards Handicap by Perseus III, and the Epson Town Plate by Bobbin IT., were we'll receiv- ed Richard Croker, who wandered about the paddock alone with his hands in his pockets and bowler cap drawn over his eyes, must have con- tracted the tumult today with the si- fence that fell over the stands when he led in Orby IT., winner in 1907.