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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
THREE ARE BROUGHT
TO PENITENTIARY

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. September 30.
Three prisoners were taken from
here Tuesday to the State penitentfary
at Richmond by Guard Hardaway.
They are Harry Ward and Charles At
kins, OF this city, for year each. for
grand larceny and Robert johnson.
of Nelson county, fer eighteen years
for murder. All thrce are negroes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

all offers for the present site OF the
orphanage. after selling large por-
tion OF the land, although the build
ings will be moved in the rear Of WHARF
they now stand. Work on several new
cottages will be started shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

his cigarette into the stove Engine
Company No. responded to the alarm
and extinguished the blaze, after dam
age to the extent OF 500 had been
done
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
oionia /.

Colonial regulars Monday night
witnessed one of the best headline
features seen at that vaudeville house
in r. long white Mazie, billed as the
missing link. was the spot light act
carrying away the house with a
dance a la Salome. The simian amaz-
ed the five big audiences of Monday
with tricks, classified correctly as dis
tinct novelties.
In Goodwin and Lane dandy com
edy act is offered, the team carry
ing out ridiculously entertaining
line of jaw breakers.
But probably the rapid-fire sketch
ing of Edward Todd, cartoonist and
caracaturist was enjoyed as much as
any of the numbers of this week g
bill The wielder of the crayon is
there with the goods and brought
many laughs with timely hits.
Daniel Meade featured the Hug
trated songs in creditable manner.
while. as usual. the moving pictures
pleased all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Mrs Janet Jordan, eighty-three
years old. died Sunday at the home
Of her son, Mr.. f. s. Jordan, Chester
field county. She leaves one son and
three daughters. The funeral took
place Monday afternoon. Interment
was in the family burying ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
Won,t Move ORDNANCE.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept. 2o.--The
Presbyterian Orphanage here will not
be moved off of its own property, ac-.
cording TO decision arrived at by the
executive committee. They declined
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

on account of the state OF the cot
ton trade, opened up this morning,
while II will be operated full time,
the plant will not employ fun num-
Der OF employees for some time yet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
Property Transfer.

The following deed of bargain and
sale was recorded Tuesday in the Of
fice of the clerk of Hastings Court,
part two:
r. +. Hamilton to Harry NJ. and
J. c. Lawder, property in Perry street,
corner Thirteenth, for $1,45O.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
At the Theatres

Academy---Dark.
Biiou--" Paid In Full matinee ana
evening.
Co,oninI--Continuou vaudeville.
gubtu--s continuous vaudeville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
The Weather

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 2o.--Foreeast
for Richmond and Virginia: Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday not much
change in temperature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20

Clark and Goodwin claimed nomina'
ton at Wilmington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
Novelty SUlTINGS, Soc

The greatest offering of the season is lot
of Dress Goods in every desirable style and
color, appropriate for chidren's school dresses
and separate skirts, in plaids. stripes, checks
and other good patterns, excellent m
quality for OVC
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-20
School Boys Blouses, Csc

One lot Of Boys Blouses, correct for school
wear, in plain blue or white or neat black
stripes and figures, all sizes from to IA
years, we'll made with pocket attached
collar, an exceptionally good value Or
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16
he said deed of trust and sell said

the said deed of trust and sell said
property:
Now, therefore, |, the undersigned
substituted trustee will on Monday,
the 5th day of September, 1910, within
legal hours, at the front door of the
Court House, at Hattiesburg, Missis-
sippi, sell, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described personal property mention
ed in the said deed of trust, to-wit:
1 porch bench; chairs and swing
on porch. The following mission fur
niture, viz: Library table, magazine
rack, 4 rocking chairs, 2 plain chairs,
book case, dining room table, 6
chairs, china closet, sideboard and
serving table, 1 quarter-sawed oak
dressing table, chiffonier, center table,
1 rocking chair and plain chairs, 1
brass bed, one quarter-sawed oak bu-
reau, chiffonier, center table, 2 rock
ing chairs and one plain chair, one
gas stove, one Buck cooking range, 2
kitchen tables, chairs and one re-
frigerator, all glassware, crockery,
cut-glass and silver and also all orna-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16

mis- intention to run, and will com.
mence an active canvass of the state
early next year.
Another probable aspirant for state
ofnce who halls from Yalobusha coun-
" Is Capt. J. L. Collins, state business
agent of the farmers Union, who is
said to be casting longing eyes on the
office of state revenue agent, which
has been held for many years by Hon.
Writ Adams. AS in the case of Score
tary Power, Mr.. Adams has held this
Office since the death of his father,
who was its first incumbent, and
through his energy and activity sever
al million dollars In back taxes have
been collected from individuals and
corporations during the past fifteen
years.
According to current political gossip,
all other state officials are expected to
have at least one opponent each in
the primary Of 1911, and this will add
much to the spirit of the campaign.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16

THE PEOPLES LAUNDRY is
giving away beautiful Tray. Ask
about II.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, John H. Mcleod executed
his certain deed of trust to Norman
D. Burke, as trustee, on May 2Sth,
1909, to secure an Indebtedness to G..
L. Meyers & Co., which said deed Of
trust is recorded in book one at pages
41O-411, Chattel Mortgage Record, in
the office of the Chancery Clerk Of
Forrest County, Mississippi; and,
Whereas, the said named trustee
was not able and willing to execute
said trust, and the said G. L. Meyers
& Co. desired to appoint a substitute
trustee; and the said beneficiaries
did in a written instrument dated
July 9th, 1910, appoint the under
signed named ]. E. Davis, substituted
trustee; and,
Whereas, the said John H. Mcleod
made default in the payment Of the
Iaid indebtedness, and the said bene-
iciaries having requested the under
igned substituted trustee to execute
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16
WAS INDICTED
FOR EMBEzzLEMENT
Prominent Young Lawyer Of Canton
viii Have to Face a Very Seri-
GUS Charge.

Special to The Net0s.
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 16.-Much sur
prise is expressed in legal and social
circles throughout Mississippi over the
arrest of ]. B. Chrisman, Jr., prom
inent young member of the Canton
bar, member of the firm of Huber Il
Chrisman, on the charge of embezzle-
ment.
Chrisman belongs to one of the fore
most families in the state, being d
grandson of the late Judge J. B. Chris
man, for many years circuit judge of
this district. Until about one year
ago he was employed by the we'll
known legal firm of Miller & Miller at
Hazlehurst, going from that place to
Canton where he formed a partner
ship with Harry T. Huber, and the
new firm was enjoying a very lucra-
tive practice.
The charge against Chrisman is that
he received a $500 check from John
Warren, a Madison county farmer, to
be paid to ]. E. Powell, of Yazoo City,
to be paid on the purchase Of tract
Of land, and converted the money to
his own use He was indicted at the
last session of the circuit court at Can
ton, and disappeared from the COM
munity before a warrant could be
served. He was located a few days
since at Liberty, Amite county, and
placed under arrest.
Chrisman is married man, and
hitherto had enjoyed a good standing
in his profession. Fondness for liquor
is given as the cause of his downfall.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16
s. 50
For a Business Course

Your entire expenses of tuition,
books, stationery, board, fuel, lights
and laundry, during three months at
the Commercial Department of South
ern Christian College. Thorough in
struction in Arithmetic, Bookkeeping,
Banking, Correspondence, Commercial
Law, Economics, Finance, Govern
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For catalogue address,
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16
MUCH MONEY HAS Been
spent FOR LEVEE WORK

Special to The Netos
The cost of earthwork in the Missis-
'sippi levee district since the year 1882
shows a total of $6,433, 356.2S, accord
ing to the report of the levee commits
sion received at the Governors office.
During this self-same period the
Federal government has expended the
sum of $4,451 ,639.6S in the Mississippi
levee district, making a total of about
$11 100000 paid out for levee protec-
ton during the past twenty=eight
years.
The levees in this district are now
in practically perfect condition. The
statement Of work under contract, to
be completed during the present year,
shows a total of 1907, 641.92, represent
ing nearly million cubic yards of en-
bankment and muck ditching.
Both Of the levee boards in this
state have settled their fractional diff
ferences, and the members are getting
along very tremendously, all threaten
ed litigation having been abandoned.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16
l,4OO EXCURS!ONISTS
were Held IN SWAMPS

Special to The NeDs.
N. O., La, Aug. 16.-Fourteen coach.
ss of New Orleanians were held penned
up in Louisville and Nashville train
Sunday evening in a swamp, where
mosquitoes and excessive heat caused
great suffering Six hours were con-
sumed in running a distance of 80
miles. The engine failed because of
poor coal, according to the engineer,
Mr. Fl. X. st. Clair, who said that he
had only 100 pounds of steam when
IT'S pounds was necessary.
Many Of the passengers were indig-
nant that another engine was not hur-
ried to the stranded train, and were
strong in their condemnation of the
company.
The first section of the excursion
train left Ocean Springs at 4:30
o'clock with fourteen coaches. BY the
time the train left Biloxi all of the
coaches were almost filled, and after
pulling out of Bay ST. Louis many per-
sons were standing.
New Orleans was finally reached at
fifteen minutes to eleven, with every
body on board hungry and weary.
When Lake Catherine was reached
there was only sixty-five pounds of
steam available and the train was
forced to take to siding, where it re-
manned for two hours.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16
3eware Of ointments FOR Ca,arrh That
( Contain Mercury.

1eware Of ointments FOR Ca,arrh That
4 Contain Mercury.
~ mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derango
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi.
clans, as the damage they will 90 is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
4erive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury.
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous OF the sys-
tenn In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. It is
.aken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi-
monials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16

ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-16
Children Suffer.

There were probably a hundred or
more children aboard, and fond pa
rents tried to cover them with every
garment that could be spared in or
der to shield them from the swarms
of mosquitoes.
Passengers who made an investiga-
ton said that the bulk of the coal on
the engine was slack of the worst
type. Messrs. Edgar Desforges, Sid
ney Tully and ]. M. Tolivar said that
the coal was mud-like slack.
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mann SVDERS iT va RIA.
ssa'hpa~ lVsTu knOca,ed out ~ RaIl
Thrown bS Spectator

NrTtNs ',B.. March Srvrrrsd - 49,
5hg-a-r b balu'y tun~-lik- weather the
Nev ha-S Nu~ri~s0 ieigls team today
,or down ID" -pSiuK IN irving ~ business
i1~hiou Manager Stauincs rad 10 res
train rather thrn urF~ tho work prSct"s
was irdulrrt ~ baah in 'he morning and
afternoon. the former beng devoted tn
rsidrhg and the Iatter 20 hating The
s.tnpns grouuds of the 1 niVsrs,ty ~ Osorxta
hsfr 'hs athletes are working. proved
~ h..r lmif..d for the xr~st number out az
sOrk - consequence there acre NAM
'lo-' alb &C. ~ rhrsgs and hHif~d halls
~Utthpav FrHuE Iunn a. the only orc
tall ~ 1na 81 the "olor,d spectators rho
80 helping TO retrieve Pitcher Russell
I0rd hs- T1fhef BADLY daFua xed finger on
hta throwing hsnd - he result ut .T,ssa ring
. liner lack yutru. Isck Frill and N iliian
: phan wers he pitchers called uuon ia
-SrN~ ~ hsftinE practice
The york Of fne inH~id commanded
~Fs ling chief sit"utipH RosCh aud
Arsfip ~ 'hiryt base and Eo-ter and kntehI
- sboT' sl'Srustsly VIII taTdusr On second
and hAss ~ frat. ea- 10 Une'ip Roth
Ros~h and POSTER -hop 81 speed snd .iTon,
.sHurBfr arms They plil rsssiNa eVsv,
rDpoT'unt'v and ENCOURAGEMENT Th~ve
~" inctsrn ria sr- h"f" u0v Itfn Vsuxhn
.ui Rp-seii Ford arrived N tfrns for tTac-
o - this afternoon. ford - aiutnat dosr IN
stght Vaughn - thn Ne SAYS he has
he-n 100 Ndh he grip for a coupla ~
~eks We worked So he but not IN
uniform
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rENNEY JOINS rHE GIANTS.
First Bassman Turas Up EaraieV ThaR
RxnReean-anxh In lmPoA.


MARIxN. Tea. March The unexpsctsd
arrival Of Fred Tsnney and what &C frat
appear@d to be . bad accident TO Ernest
Luah were incidents of thu beginning Of tho
third week Of practice for ne Giants. The
players are setting weary OF the routine
and welcome even the exhibition Eamea.
eu, Ncoraw displays HE nsusl energy.
Tsnney Joined the Glanas IN Dallas last
eight. though Mc(Sraw had not sHpected
hirn for another week &C least. TsBnsy's
right foot kept him laid M seven Seeks
while he waa waiting for q stitch ao~ceae
20 heal he walks With only slight limp
now and 'hinks that he win be able 10 run
IN . week or two In the meantime he viii
iOss tho bali sbout and get some batting
practice
Lash We carried OF the nsld moan
ting with pain after he had doubled his right
lea under him IN . Glide Ia seEond base.
Ne attempted 10 do tine faiis~sy.- With
which he u not very familiar. ard came
- grief HIS spikes caught In the hard
ground and he fell heavily. u as an acct
out Of the game for half q season four OF
I've years aeo and whom the lad vas placed
Re-. 2 s n s"s sSi sSnss TO had Ss:n
v,hous trouble and hts ankle va. no, badly
sstSrs IN. end a'S q ,Se " ~.e Sc b.. ssissvss
fractured. tie viii know Tomorrow just
how sertoua htA injury n.
Biz "a KoTnplers was called 60 SO Louls
to-day by telegram stating that hts vie
was serto1aly ~ He told McGraw that he
would Try TO return within = week. but a.
has Stfs hes not been in GOOD health fcr
Some time be may not be abs 20 return %
the team until after the departure from
Marlin. This 10 hard luck for Kommers.
a he has been improving 70 his work every
ss-rarnble for rlsce- in the ouffeld !. on.
IN yesterday game 80 Fort Worth kcm.
meru came up with the bascs full and
bssides the he got double and a single |
and made tvo sensational one handed |
ca'cbe-. doubling runner at hrs, base In
nsviiP and Robinson ere sill arguing
over the respective inertia 81 the teams !
they caDtained saturday and sunday |
They intend tn play a nine inning game |
i has been postponed until Kommer- and |
Lash get In share The same four pitchers.
Marunard and Dickson against Drlc Ike and /
he,eer. viii be 'Lsed in these games.
noon and the umidity 80 DISTRESSING that /
pra"ttce vas cut shori with q four inning /
game bet Neen he regulars and the cole i
ss as 90 b,s s9ys S sS BY s score 90 ss
in place OF Seymour and shaw, both OF .
whom have bad underpinning. Seymour /
latd OF this afternoon a. bis right toOt - /
~s.k on S" : asshy sToStS bsIy aRd Ts%.
ple pitched for the regulars. Who made four 4
runs IN the fret inning cf Parson. Gran
dsll relieyed Person, who iSirled ane tall /
over the fence in the irst inning
There was a seven inning game In the
Inornins Shich the regulars slsc ~on.
,sian,s AZ pTscsire thls afternoon. He IL /
here TO take the baths for fsw days before /
Joining his team in NsS Orleans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
CHESS.
british WIN Ne ssrsasiy Rcprcscntea In
Cnhse Match.

British WIN ne ssrsasiy Rcprcscatea IN
cAhse Match.
British chess talent will be well rspre-
scented on the team OF ten players which v'ill
defend tho Newnes trophy against the
American team I'm the annual cable match
20 he played next Friday and saturday.
judging by the list which Vas received at
the Brooklyn Chess Club from Iondon
yesterday. IL will he headed by n. v. At
ktns. the British champion for the last ave
years, and he will We the support Of j. II.
saaSkegr9s :. j. 4. BAs5s: 7: y iHwTsnSe.
t1ch. O. z. Waihwri9hi. ". Ward and 2. D.
Yates.
As FIRST reserve the British will have T. a.
Sergeant. while there IL > possibility also Of
the Inclusion Of Amos Burn Of Liverpool
Atkins. Thomas and Yates did not partici-
pate 70 the match Of As, year. WHICH the
trio Yates played in the champion ship
tournament OF the British Chess Federa
ton last summer and made q splendid
showing. Thomas has long heen regarded
as an ingenious and dan aerOuE Opponent.
BY winning his nnAl gAme With l.. r.
Meyer In the tFta! tournament among tho
cs6le match osndidates az the Brooklyn
club and formerly the beet player az Cornell
university. has qualified for a place ON the
American team. His hnaI score VAS a. 10
~. HE only defeat beinG NJ the hands Of
Meyer IN their first encounter. Meyer. who
was a close second With . score Of TO :,
match will begin from the rooms of tho
brooklyn Chess Club at 10 O'Clock Friday
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
LUSH ON Bi>kETRaLL EORv.
Saar Gea~h ThInks Cslunshsa rDt,,I.,, 4.
Eastern gsaaars

NV HavGH. March wiilizr :. Lush
heed coach NJ m" lss ,srsit,. h.sehaII
team Tor tho ""iuiuE -"s-0u and ao,
- no NsNa' A"adSfn" 'sa-ks'hsIl '~ar, 'or
me season ,u-' rs-fed. r"-uishl .tst~d tbs,
the tttle ~ Eastern 'ha'rlE, on a,u.,r.,,b..,l
lege basketball teams b~lpus. ~ hi. ontni,,r
- he i've "hirh rspr~scn'ed toIu0,htg
We eald The 40 Totr-nbts non .,r,ro.s,t
tho best balanced TEAM fhat 1. ~r pr.T.I
n@e kefbail. particular ~ tho ,lst.,. 1.
WtllfsTns - es-ti. a1ruisd g., ..,,,.
place. the Ns' iSsfU should ~ ytver, N ~
ptece. NNh he E-S l"rL TN. .r.ft. tea .,,
IN fourth position
LHsh star team made ~, iron, ~ ~oi
lsfes and pniy ersiti~s fr ne Va del,
on the naEl- Of f0rW Na- f0'frss Iaf,
LTNerd kiendl. plUuils's TfglF tsTa ard
LA~is. NtlhsmE tsntre ppuEIa-- Naval
ACADEMY left 1uaTd i,trsdsu--y Nae \ oTb
tniv~rHny iiEhi guard isri.i~,on " IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
HARLEN OARsMEN MEET.
SHOW . Deceit ~ Resuss q Nsaale states
WegAta.


The Harlem Regatta Association held
lie annual meeting last night st tho Harlem
Casino. when the statistscs for the last
season we're reviewed. new officers elected
and committees and rowing dates for the
approaching season we're arranged. Al
Narodk~s NJ the First Bohemian Boat Club.
the president OF the association, occupied
the chair Seventeen clubs answered the
roll all
The report Of Secretary Treasurer COhn
shOwed that the association ~ In q bad way
nnAnc tally. and evidently the trouble came
through the holding Of the Middle States
regatta LAST labor Day over that meet
there - d efcit OF s91g.
On a MOTION from ~ HierlberG Of the
Nonp@ren Is g. ~eeonded oy D.. Muller.
club the amount Of ttS3s. which viii liaui-
Nate the indebtedness The motion was
fTE Z an % asS4. b SScT s.Ss s: ..s pI
ports on the part Of the Harden clubs vas
81 the clubs IN X. sssec.stIen fSilsd 20
send ~ single entry.
". w. Rogers -snt . donstion Of tOo
boyu' rare. hut u vas stated that the money
this time NAa 70 ~ dsspassd Of any way
H1 n "-s Ss .S,. ps"s TSrovcS v,,.d tina.
there M no more schOolboy racing tn the
schools SO NJ 10 equip the cTehs themselves
tso csews turned Oup last year sad while
hat class Of racing Was a feature 10 tsxed
the patience and accommodation % the
y rss decided 20 hold the annual heaaIta
the events 90 Ge clded later.
4 letter vas read from the staten IalsRd
SS.ocistioR The Wahnssah D. {. promtssd
SS0 Fr.ns sGs ~ r.. R'fI mon Sssa G m.d.
long address about the garbage dump a.
ISsih street aud the Hsrien! River. Hs
river from scullsrs Row and " the cIahs
were not going to do something about Is
The ts ~oqid 10 .,iG ls %, q ,hs.r Hressn,
placesi there at the request Of the Waahing-
ton hetghtI TaNPsysrs A-socis,Ion. u
,ss'h Stree aud hudson aiSsr ana he WS.S.
ins EarlcH Soism',ies va. Sppsln,sd
ing Comr,t-@ ioneT about the ma lisa nee
rr>oiuiIon from Judge ItGhe Of the
sheefs.h~Nd B4y q. =. held over from
'hc Hhrual dues from SIS "a o. IDaT club and
y hen pHt To tho meeting II waa lost by .
vote. he Judge vas absent.
The election rrsuited - follows
Prusiieut, y. ". kimmeiberg. wysRoke &C
Vice pressient csn KuShlsF. Nc~ ROehesls
Ssrrr'sr, Treasurer James 4 Hughes. Caioa
AssIs,.nt Secretary Perderick Berger. Fnsna-
Corrrni,ier ~ ave 90 have charge Of Memorial
"a .ssss'!s S, Nsss' W hsr.-1 MsI.s,
AtsantA p. .. W !. Durant. Mes YORK a. e.
There vas not the fsintes' hint At tho
aSiionai regatta u was learned that there
are tNo more bids for the hxtur~. These
sre from Washington and Saratoga Boston
1ui n VAS r~ported hat me Huh = i'IIs.
v arm on account 81 money and no, having
Enough boat clubs on II he courss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
JIGkSONvTLLE RACES.
SsunsIer.,. D~rD, Candidate. defeats
ptstOu %.

bvtDss ~
IsSNsoS WILLIE. PA March ;--James
Mclaughlin three year old Fsuntlsvov
~ho i looked upon the winner % the
FBorida -pe.'tai and American Derby was
-e~n With The ~olor- az Tor the drsf time
o-day vhsn he outrsn Milton n his only
opponent from starr to hniSh Milton B
y considered Que Of the bp4t three year
Odds a. the track and FauntlerOy's easy
victory. after long sprll OG -ickasss
shSved ths; he s!n be hard horse 20 beat
w tho btg events Polls vas scratched
FROM the race BY l.. Thomas because
ties and the same numbsF Of second choices
won.
The summaries.
rlrs, 'aAcr -, fsr'oTys I sssi. Court; los
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