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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
SENATOR MAsHBURN WILL TAKE
SEAT.

Mcdowell Democrats Hatch Up q
Flimsy Excuse to Try to DisquaIify
Him.
Morganton, Nov. 18.-F. III. Mash
burn Of Mcdowell County will be one
Of the State Senators from this dis
trict, according to the decision of the
canvassing committee, which held it's
meeting here yesterday. Mr.. Mash
burn, who received the highest vote
at the recent election, is Republican
and is also sheriff of his county, and
it is said that on account of the lat
ter fact he could not be elected Sen
ator. The commission decided, how
ever that as his term of Office expired
in December, while he would not take
his seat in the Senate until the
month following his holding OF the
former Office would not interfere
with his election as Senator.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
MORE DISPENSARY GRAFT CASES
Charged That One Firm Defrauded
Government of South Carolina Out
of 100000.

Government of South Carolina Out
of $5OO,OOO.
Columbia, S. c., Nov. ia re-
ceiver was this morning at Camden
named for the Richland Distilling
Company, which has come into noto-
riety in connection with the old State
dispensary. Mr.. Alvam Lumpkin of
this city was the receiver named by
Judge Ship. The papers were filed
in Columbia this afternoon.
The Richland Distilling Company
is charged in the complaint with
having defrauded the State of South
Carolina out of 100000. A collu-
sion between the officers of the COM
pany and the members of the State
Board of Dispensary Directors, is al
legged. That the company related
the directorate and overcharged the
State Of South Carolina for WHISTLES
sold are the allegations in the COM
plant.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
CRUELTY KILLS HIS r.rx,r


Mzaese. In6-. SOs. is.-~s s.....
DO was dead. Ieaaea sks 49,, -
The bagxy and started ;or -. -
ucii. l lad the body sross~a =. -
the seat On tho way tAsA~r -
little aaa threw hla aSzs. s.
my meek Thea I beat Ala sr., -
as&a aga.n untai be was quass. -
AZ | was about 10 shrow TIE ssss, ).
20 the veil. 20 Eroanea ans x.r.
long siga-"
ThIs. according TO The ss,les :.
part % TIE ssgned eoases.soz c. a.
jamin Saith. tweny-swo yeara c. |,
farmer GOV - the Manese la >
vas the climax OF q rcHArkAs.s :,
eital Of murder.
Last night. Smith. his As....
smeAred with blood. staggevsa -.
the home % Oscar shaw Aza "a.
story OF having been siiAekss ),
higkwaymen.
Smiths father was nyxisfsoz.s,
missing and suspicious were arozHs
which led TO his arrest uads, a.
animation. he anaily said TIA, >,
would show the police where :.
fathers body could be found.
He led the way to al ahaaao..a
well and pointing. said:
There ne L."
From out OF the veil tie pol.,.
took the body OF Charles Smith. a.
father. The police learned thA, u.
father and son had auarreled beeas..
the father wanted young Smith "a
pay board.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
Acquitted Of Crime, But Wants to
Serve Sentence.

Winston-Salem, Nov. 1s.-Assert-
ing that he had slain a man named
John Bolan, in York, s. c., years
ago, and that he wished to go back
and make reparation, although he
had been tried and acquitted of the
crime, white man of middle age.
giving his name as Dock Lanier, sur
rendered himself to Policeman Cofer
here today. He was placed in a cell
and the York authorities will be
communicated with. The opinion of
many is that the man is demented, al
though he talked freely and rather
commercially OF his life. He said that
he was working his way back to York
and that his main idea is to make
atonement for his self-alleged crime.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
FOUR KILLED BY NAVY GUN.
Caused BY Premature Explosion q
Gun at Practice Ground.

Washington, Nov. 19.-By the pre-
mature explosion OF a 5-ineh, 5l-eal-
ibre gun, at the Indian Head, Nd
proving grounds of the navy. -four
men are dead, including Lieut. AZ
thur G. Caffee, who was In charge o.
the gun, and one man. negro. se-
riously injured. The breech block o.
the gun, which was being tesisd'
blew backward into the crew vaies
was firing the gun. The eIplosics
probably was due TO a bent or foulea
firing pin, which projected beyond ths
face OF the breech plug of the gun.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
City Councilmen Must Go to Jail for
Accepting Brides.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 21.-Two
former councilmen of Pittsburg, by
a decision announced today by the
State Superior Court in this city,
must go to jail for accepting brides
to influence their votes as Coucilmen.
The. court sustained the convictions
against NJ. F. Swift, Jr., and A. v.
Symon, in the Allegheny County
court, the former for receiving $751;
10 for the vote in favor of vacating q
county street and the latter for ac-
cepting like bribe for vote on the
street ordinance and 800 for his
vote on measure designating GER
tain banks as repositories for city
funds.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Charged With Using the Mails 20 D~.
frznn the rnhEso--E~xIm@srd TaaAa
publsr Has Been Robn~d % s1oos-
ooo.ooo b. Ge<-Rich-ontek Goa
eewns-
Sew York. Ncv. Ala raids 90
important that Postmaster Geusral
Hitchcock took charge u rsrwon. hIs
inspectors fell On tao concerns TIL
afternoon which thsy charge wftk
zwandIlng tire public out Of more than
s40, 900 900 b. fraudulent use o. The
malta
Sheldon Fl. Burr. president o.
Burr Bros. Eugene III. Barr. secre-
tary and treasurer Of the arm. and
Frank II. Toby. it's vice president,
were arrested In the erst raid and
held In so. 900 ball each. The Gov
eminent charges that the nrm sold
between $40. 200. 900 and $4,000
600 OF mining and oil stock worth
little or nothing.
Charles L. Vaughn. q director Of
the Continental Wireless Telegraph
and Telephone Company. incorporat-
ed. In Arizona. was taken In the sec
ond raid and held In $4,000 bail
Inspectors say his company has sold
stock to the amount OF at least 81
100000 which has brought In no
return to the investors. Vaughan
Is treasurer OF the Columbia Finance
Company, which acts az fiscal agents
for the Continental Wireless Tele-
graph and Telephone Company and
had charge OF the Continental Of
fees In this city.
Both raids today are further evil
dence that the government In its
warfare against alleged interstate
swindlers mean business and no long
er will be content with issuing fraud
orders denying them the use OF the
mails, it will press for convictions on
criminal charges. The present cam
paign began some months ago, and
has resulted in the arrest of Louis
Celia and his associates charged with
operating a string OF bucket shops;
the Offices Of the United Wireless
Company, the Ell Progresso Banana
Company: the United Exchange Of
Chicago, the Steele-Miller cotton firm,
Of Corinth, Miss, and more than 60
other firms in all parts Of the
country.
Postmaster General Hitchcock, es-
Inmates that the public has been
feeced out of at least $100,00O,00O
by get-rich-quick concerns in the last
five years, but says their hey-day is
gone, The Postofice Department in
tends to keep after them every min
ute, and Mr.. Hitchcock said today
that other arrests, involving corpor-
atoms that have sought investors the
length and breadth of the country,
are expected shortly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Having qualified as administf =
OF the estate OF the late james
Scarborough, deceased, OF We"
County, this Is to notify all per- !.
holding claims against said estals
present same to me on or o. -.
November Is. 1911, or this -
will be pleaded In bar OF fnen
covery. ..s
All persons Indebted to said - -.
are requested to make prompt
ment to me.
This November Is, 1917.
JOHN n. SCARBRoUGn
Administrstoh
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

managed 10 free hinself and vas soon
IN rursuIt- On = street ca ne 50
: rnss wAo<a e claimed 70 recognizes
A o1e O. taose wko eonfnsttsd TIE
robbery. and - was cspsarsd TIE
accused nsan gave his nsrne as George
cunrlnxharn. of New YORK. and TIE
polsee say he has confessed TIE
s~rora ruhosr was not caught
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
A Norfolk Physician Bound and Rob
bed I'm His Office.

Norfolk, Va. Nov. 21.-A bold
daylight robbery occurred in the bus
mess center OF the city today, when
two young men entered the ONCE OF
DR.. L. B. frey. and at the point of a
pistol bound him hand and foot to a
chair. After taking all of the money
in the ONCE, the men FASTENED awav.
one OF them shouting, Farewell, Doc.
better be quiet about it." DR.. Firey
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

In Pittsburg q savage lion fea-
died the hand that o child thrus
into his cage. Danger to o child =
sometimes great when least regsrF
ed. Often IL comes through ColoA
Group. and Whooping Cough Tn0
slay Thousands that DR.. Kings Nss
Discovery could have saved. "A 70.
doses cured our baby Of Q very oss
ease OF Group" writes Mrs GeolT
B. Davis. Of Flat Rock, n. c. ""
always give II to him when he n..
always give Il 20 him when be AZ
dlco. It's . wonderful medicine ~
babies" Best fer Coughs. Colds, u
Grippe, Asthma. Hemorrhages, We"
free. Guaranteed by ali DruggfsA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Richmond, Va, Nov. 20.-oEss
5000 men marched through the
streets Of Richmond today In the Sn
annual parade Of Bible class men
bers. They proceeded to the city az
ditorium where they held religious
services and were addressed By HOs-
II. B. F. Mcfarland OF washingtcs.
and others. Governor Mann ans
Mayor Richardson were In the line Oh
paraders.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
Stokes Gets Verdict Against Coast
Line.

Wilmington, Nov. ia verdict
for $1,000 was returned this after
noon in the Federal Court in the case
OF D. NJ. Stokes of Fender County,
against the Atlantic Coast Line.
Judge Conner reduced the verdict to
$4,000. The defendants gave notice
OF appeal. Stokes was seriously in
jured here several years ago in an
accident on the railroad yards.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Thomasville, Ca, Nov. 19.-Boiled
to death in syrup was the manner of
death suffered by the two-year-old
son Of Georgia Swift, white man, at
Metcalf, Thomas County.
The child, walking backwards, fell
into the kettle of syrup, which was
carried by two men, and was sub
merged.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

To those who stood firm and voted
the ticket straight, we admire and re-
spect, but to those who sulked, or
voted scratched ticket, thereby Civ
ing aid and comfort to the enemy
well, why didn't you have the man
hood to go the whole hog or none?-
State Dispatch.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Mr.. BarzlIlai Gardner Worth, aged
az wears. a prominent citizen Of VII
mington, died Saturday afternoon
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Mrs. Benjamin Wyche, OF Durham
died suddenly Thursday. IN San An
tonia, Texas
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Cases from the Thirteenth Distriet
ara being argued in the Supreme
Court this week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

The business men OF Oxford held
= meeting Monday night for the pur-
pose of organizing a county TAR.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

The aldermen of Durham have
nssaed an ordinance taxing pubic
dancing.
Mrs. BENJAMIN wyche, OF Durham,
died suddenly Thursday. In San An
tonia, Texas.
casas from the Thirteenth District
are being argued in the Sapfeno
Court this week.
Rev. d. s. Kennedy, Superintend-
ant of Schools OF Duplin County
died Monday at KenansTille.
rha business men OF Oxford held
q meeting Monday night for the puF-
pose of organizing county TAR.
Mr.. BarzlIIai Gardner Worth, aged
az years, a prominent citizen OF VII
mington, died Saturday afternoon
John Long. a negro OF Mount Airy
was killed Saturday by an unload
ed" gun IN the hands OF Leo Long.
RAYMOND MoIr, q negro hack driV-
er. In Greensboro, was found DEAD
in his carriage early Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. B. n. Duke. of Durham, has
contributed $4,000 toward estaD-
fishing a Methodist mission school
in Brazil.
Mr.. v. C. Langley, OF Wilson,
claims to hold the corn banner Tor
that county. He raised 145h bush
els on an acre of ground.
The meeting of the Methodist
Protestant Conference at kerners-
Vile came to a close Monday night
Next annual session will be held at
brownsville.
]. A. Bloomer, manager OF the
tannic extract plant at Old Fort COM
mitted suicide Monday morning,
caused probably by mental derange-
ment, brooding over rheumatism.
The Mount Airy and Eastern Rail-
road, which has been in the hands
of a receiver for two years, was sold
last week by order Of the court and
was bid off for $4,000 by J. T.
Hearne, who, it is said, represents
several Northern capitalists. II the
sale is confirmed it is thought that
the road will be developed and ex-
tended into the mountains. The
road runs from Mount Airy across
the Virginia lines, it's length being
about 20 miles.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

The aldermen OF Durham nave
rasaed an ordinance taxing pubic
dancing.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

L. C. Dulany, planter OF Green
vile, Miss, who. 1t Is charged. paid
State Senator Theodore Bilbo $s4s
az an inducement to vote for United
States Senator Leroy Percy, In the
recent Senatorial caucus. Is now on
trial In that State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Rev. D. s. Kennedy, superinteno-
en-. of Schools OF Duplin County
died Monday at Kenansviile.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Contracts for SIX torpedo beat de-
stroyers were awarded By the Navy
Tuesday.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24
General News.

The Ramos Typewriter Company CO
Wilmington. Delaware. has made "a
assignment
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Myron III. Crippen. aged eighty
three years, father OF Dr.. Hawiey II.
Crippen. under sentence OF death In
London for the murder OF his wife.
died In Los Angeles, California. Fri
day. friendless and penniless.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

A prevalence Of "plnk-eye' ~ the
Virginia Military Institute. Lexing-
ton, Va. has necessitsted the closing
OF the institution until January 18th.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Fred Parker. Cecil Brown and Re-
ginald Levi. all prominent young men
Of sault Ste Marie. Michigan. we're
drowned in the St. Mary's River Sat
urday night
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

John Long. q negro OF Mount AIRY
was killed Saturday by an unload
ed" gun IN the hands OF Leo Long
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Raymond Moir. q negro hack driv-
er, In Greensboro, was found oeao
in his carriage early Sunday morn
ing.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-24

Mr.. v. C. Langley, Of Wilson.
claims to hold the corn banner for
that county. He raised 145h BUSH
els on an acre Of ground.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
LAWN TENNIS.
wtidinR Wins More Honors at Gov rvrd
! Courts thampiensi,ip In London.

There lie no doubt now hut thai Anthony
= wiiding. the winner 81 tho All-tngii-h
championship ~ Wimbledon. ia to 4,ay
IN England all tho winter. In the covered
courts championship Of London IN" New
L.aIand-r won the singles and. paired with
y G. btchir. he took premier hnnorz In
Tho doubles wilding had Love A.
an opponent IN he ain giles final and u turned
o'i' To be- ih. h"si match ~ the Who'll"
tourney. wildinx won in straight -.t :.
I, = J. According ~ the rspor'
wiidiBx though q hit inaccurate here and
there show ed great superiority ~ n vOllryPr
while Love stayed too Clo-~ TO tho base
line 70 he effective
Tho German PAIR. Rah~ and klrins~hro,h
opposed wildinR and Rtchs u Vas
y, pected that The t.srBsna would extend
The AI-kng gland champions. hur those who
came Nth that expectation were disap-
pointed for Wildinx and Ritrhie won with
he greatest rr~s with the SCORE 81 = =
~. ? The i'erHsp pair never could
get gong and though they hit hard they
were stnRuiarly Inaccurate
In the final ri she -Onrn's singles Miss
~ Lane defeated Mrs ~ EdRinRton. the
holder. with the %coT~ NJ y :. ?
The lawn i-nnis team from tho Drive
,lub left London Recently for south
Africa. and they viii he away iilI next
February They are Wallis Myev-.
- y. DiIon. 3 o. Love T. B~ami-h
and n Powell They will play fest
matches ~ Diirhan JOhanns sl,urR and
Csp~ Ts~u. All the play will he On hard
courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
LORD ALvERsr0xE Nv sYORr.
what Essii.h Lssd Chies Jwstiee TninAs
&C wsvk ard Efay.

-. n... ,-.ip,,.. fIt.r.rw and DahattnR
sn,n, A.. ..S.n,a~ ,t.h... rrc,p,ly AZ
Soc's'F ne'. w. ...'',. 600, -
-. ,.,,,h tim. ana at
sunJec' being. 70" "u" a.-,.n..
tention devoted and 100 mu'n 's1
attached To outdoor games and sports
Iorr, ,,hi.f .r,.,A.,s klyerrtop. who a. plain
- w".. -, -. eyur. In COLI. &c
stsi.,ics Of forty years ago. presided \
number OF distinguished speakers took par,
in the debate some thought that too much
49, =, =. -, .oa MAY powa-
uhie was oeNo'e" 10 So ~ 80. rn,,r,,
deys and that a great many ot VA" ''"H
men loss a lot of valuable time ia the purs"lt
W .n,.I ,o-J,y drew
Isc'oh oi -po'' - ' =, ,,,,,,u..
the youth OF the nation away 'r",', In' ~,
tlial pursuits and thus prevented them from
imnroy,ny ,he,r minds "A Hughes Dnslow
made the beat speech in IN" n.sativ. and
thought were England 'o-ha' !"
sports and pastimcs IL would he sorry
naloh' TIC ,nous, r,.n which
'etcs crea'eu SUI -, ,in.
was most necessary ~ ."e ~ -
Nor need the pursuit Of sport. he sahh.
a ,c,,,ds an intellectual cultivation. hut on
- - -, .,,,ni h,,,y crea,ed the
me contrary tne so"i' "'''
more powerful intellect.
r., n. w.. honnd 4, admit that
anu san '"e "" a. ....,.,i,,. h,d ,h..
'h"sc VINO arH"eu Va t"' W. -. IS, -" . .....,,
best OF the arguments. bur II was necessary
speak with precision anu ~
..,I,nw w;,h such m deba,able subject II
,,.. -. ;n,,nI..d i'm y, clear view
xehers"e- ,- 80. ,sd IN
might be obtained lie was prepareu 70
agree that in certain classes OF me people:
particularly the idle classes TOO mu.n urn.
was devoted TO sport but ne d,n n1t s ,snrs
that on the part OF those VINO hau 70 woIs
for q living too much time was rpenI on
outdoor pursuits hey dia no. r,,r,. in
much opportunity OF Wasting tneiI un'. w
that way. In reference 10 the sngsesmon
that the intellectual pursuits OF tne instI."ls
were crippled by the d"ro'loh 10 -ppr' oi
rhr general body OF members. NniIe nv
would very much rrxret SUCH p o>.uh
affairs he Thought that here war aho'"e'
point Of view.
There wa- not much brigntness. ms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

clubs IN the jamaica Nay ts-ociaiion w-T-
,s saa n .p % sas a.. q s-
Commodore los-ph q Hodsson OF the
Canarsi. q. took . good sized party
:.ns n . S. IN ns dosiA ss.ns S sGS
TON p ~ sT .. p. fSsm Rse,ns asSIir
SPAR, Thomas Mannion' Jo-eph Gates.
..us B-rgtor, lanes Garland and G. n
va. f.pr.s-p,.S e by e' ts%m ssess Rassr
Watson OF the flagship Alga. with Vice
GommodSre HildsEarde and daughter,
Wells 4 u Rove. owner OF VIXEN. " n.
hongh. and a nun,b-r OF Others
- The member. Of III" Old Mil cluh M.r. on,
Point Ia rrSeiV. III. visitors. Commodore
Milan Kin P.ws,-; y,cr., oTmoa;cre
John OTTO, e.-Commodorr H.nry Walker.
Edward Boyle and William krmbrus;er
we're a comm,,iee which rsceyed IN" Visit
tors. who arrived shortly after ! o'clock.
'ommodoTe Powers stated the purpose
Of the gathering anu introduced toinno-
dore Martin, who presented each Of h.
owners With the cup " on nv thar ,.spactivs
yachts The cup for IN" ocean race was
the irsi O u. presented to capt Van Wick
Iommodor. Martin oppressed his r-gre,
that :" little interest had been displayed nv
Yacht owners IN the orfshorr, contests
cups offered by the association were prr-
srnted tn Nj Wells OF the romhov and Mr.
Rowe Of IN. Vixen Zach of the recipients
mad" brief replies expressing his appre-
citation Of the Landscape trophies AMI the
hope that next year might see increased
interest," In the sport
Aside from the presan alton NJ the several
cups n was closing day with the members
~ the old Mil ' 9. and promptly AZ sun
down ro,ors were hauled down for the last
time this season. bringing 10 a Close one OF
the mosi successful seasons in the history
Of The organization
Among The tronhies were the r.narsi.
! = offered by eN-t'ommOdor~ tlarsnC.
\ Martin OF the tanarsie ORGANIZATION for
ocean racing. and the cups Given by th..
acht Racing Association for tho Yacht
and motor boat making the greatest mum
hsr of points through the series OF Omen
races held during tn. season The cup for
ocean racing Was presented 10 capt. Dave
Van Nicki-n Of the sioop corn.lia. while
that offered nv the association far sail
Yachts IN he open races ~ III. association
went ia Edward Meil-'- sloop TomhoS Of
III. bergen Reach ' g ~ Rowe's
Vixen of the last named club also received
The trophy for power boats Second and
third prizes wer. presented to T. u Fit
maurice owner ~ she rathoai VISION. tan
ar-Ie q and tn John AndrSron ot IN.
rah,n rstboat ElNirr of the bld' Mill ', 4.
In tho saIlhoat class
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
Juh .rhI>.s r,REER ENDED.
Champion Splinter. Hipund for the stud
ia. n nm aSS, splpsp.

,r,tb,r fan Qua ra.shor<s ha. reachri
IN. end ~ his turr career and viii soor h"
,stir.d - III" Stud .la"i NSln. the -'t-
ysar.nld 4on ~ sam ~ Salado, has her1
4oll hv ,s,rn-v >"hT"ih'r 20 = Denver man
for so $50 No greater .prinisr not even
tho r,igb.y Eo-..Nrn. ever wore plates than
rht- pluckv thoroughbred Who has Th'"d
almost tnc"sran'ir since h" Er-' 'n'"' NE
hsrri~r ~ u fNo-S"ar-od
,.I,, Won ~. i"1ls"vIii. Nursery ~,aLc-
ana before ihn' SEASON ended. though
.tr,, ken with Hines. h" earned ss.ns". sine"
hen she Sain stallion mas won more Than
49, 80 fer SCHROEDER. and ha. hcrl' returned
Y" n,2 1r.,,.n, H" relieved 70 b. on The
verge ~ breakdown. this '~pi"a IRON
horse has gone on ra"tng wIl"r AND sum
rrer ,nckIng MI Kinds of hIrdenA covering
-omtss from six fnrlorRs M 10 - NIL" ard
quarter ard rurniuG on dry aud muddy
Probably the greatest ra". rlir hy La I
N.,n waa IN 'he O"rar Handicap ~ Sh"~ps
h..nh Hav ~ IpNH Tho di-tnn"" vas one
m,l. and Msr me k W., 'r r.. ,, zach
ava vas prn"i,caii, ,icf'. bni - ,br "rd
neat him y, Stori margin IN the rerarsa-
hle tiIn.. ~ ,; "a
Jr"k N.'n rn.i,"d r.! rounds ard beat
k,uR JpT.- ~ the ,r"ions Han'li"ap "f
i'Ws ~ Belmont Park. running -iS furioug-
.traighia vav ~ 10 - Iir. began his
Eastern campaign NAT year nv taxing III"
Inrtsr Unndirap running seven furiong-
With -: pounds IN 1T - lir follow cd
guh n .trlrndih victory IT, the Metropolitan
Handicap ~ Belmont Park. In which he
turned . mil. In Z - y with l:s pounds ~
his back Ne finished ea"ond 10 N''nT'er
IT, tho FNcsl4,"r Handicap ~ Jamai"a y
f.w we.t4 later the di-i Rnrr. our NIL" and
q sixteenth. h~irR y irtf" too far Tor him
whom he snu ~" Park way Hauii"Rp. h"v o.
~,er br ran IN" -sU" diian"r ln - "a
raTryIu~ ~ pounds lie Won tho Mount
Vernon itHndi"Hp ~ Workers ~ i'Wo With
- InptInda y mile ~ ~ - HIS last
arhisv-rran' Ma recorded vhen he cap
iurrd th.. $50 TaN Dominion HAudicap. Que
mile and a quarter. ~ wort Er.s Olambala
bcing among those that finished bebind
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