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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
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Especial - Ths' Richmond N}fginlan.}
SFDTSi LNANtA VA tbct IT,
Reliable Information from several
sources tells us that Ir Thomas
WEIGH Dent. who early III the spring
announced his candidacy rar the State
Senate Ia succeed Judge Frederick
Wilmer Simins. Who declines Ia stand
again for election. has Withdrawn
from the Held and is no longer an
aapirant. This leaves the aeld open
10 only one contestant r. C r. Mon.
cure. Of Stafford county. VINO il max
lng quite an active and vigorous can
vass. Many of the friends OF g Rich
eiieu Coleman have urged him 10 en-
ter the race. but he dec lines 10 % So
lie would make quite a formula ole
candidate, an he is widely known over
the entire district. ana very popular.
Mr. Noncure VIII now likely have, a
walk oSer.
Colonel Robert G Bladyes. county
chairman Of the Republican party II
the county and the Republican execu-
tive committee. have selected the fol-
lowing precinct committeeman To- per
feet the organization or the party Ia
the county. Robert J.. Morris A. G.
Beazles. w NJ Washington David M
Altenhurg. Make tsIaydes, Warner
Carter. John Harris. Luther Payne.
George Anderson. John Nj. Baggett.
J. +. Christian. Virgil Williams, J,I;,an
-. McWhirt, William Perks Andrew
Ioghill. George Morrison, George w
burton, Wilton Pendleton. Henry COY
Inns X, Ii. Wakeman. John L. Waller.
u. Il. Thomas. NJ. l. MCGEE, Temple
rawlings Thomas Gibson. James :.
BARNES. :. A. Orr. John Stubhs. James
l.. Corthorn, Robert l.. Hesser, sam
uel Broaddus, William l.. Waite, Wal
lace Taylor. r. T. Mastin and S. c,
Paytes. Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
PATROL STRUCK
BY STREET CAR
Both Are Slightly Damaged by
Collision Auto Driver Blames
Motorman.

The police automobile patrol wa
son and an eastbound Broad street
car and uakwood car collided on
North Jefferson street Sunday while
the former was carrying "A prisoner To
the Second precinct station Boih We
hicles were slightly damaged.
The collision. according to the
statement OF the driver of the auto.
was due To earelessness on the part
or tn. motorman. The latter Is
charged with having made no attempt
to stop his car nor even to lessen
his speed The car struck the auto
on the left rear wheel, spinning the
entire machine completely around.
and smashing the left running board,
The fender of the street car was bad
ly twisted and several OF the bars were
broken.
Policeman Thurman and Booker
Nash. a negro prisoner. we're in the
patrol, and when the collision occur
red MIR. Thurman was pitched from
his seat by the impact. Had 1t not
been for the fact that he was seized
by his prisoner he probably would
have been thrown from the auto.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
SURPRISE FRIENDS
By ElOPE MtNT
Lovers Had Planned Wedding in
October, But Married septen-
Der 9-Other News.

Especial To The Richmond Nirginian.j
RoANOkE. VA. October H.
Frienus OF Miss Lena Rins and Mr..
Horace White nave been greatly sur
pr.seu and much interested 10 learn
tnat they were marrIeu Septem Der y.
IheS expected 10 marry bcIoDer Is,
but changed their minus ana called
CA the i.cs. W. h II. Joyce. OF
trinity Methodist c,.urch to unite
tnem several weeks before the APP
pointed time. they lolt SUNDAY tol
here m e WEEK or teTI DAYS.
The Jeffersonian Literary Society
OF the Roanoke tfigh scnoot had an
interesting debate Friday evening. the
question being. Resolved That the
world il growing better" Paul
Wright argued Tor the affirmative and
Frank. Lemon Tor tl-s negative and
the negative Won b. 4 single point
Music was given ~ Miss Francis
kosenbanm and criticism of the de-
bate BY Professor BealL.
Clayton l.. Hart has been elected
justice by the council fer northeast
Roanoke. Mr.. w. Bs3ce Buford elect
ed To the position several weeks ago
declined to accept II
Or. j. e, BodoW. a surgeon of the
Virginia militia. has been detailed by
Adlutant-eienerai Sale to attend the
meeting in Richmond october / to
November l of tt. Association Of
Military Surgeons of the United
States.
Eimore u. Heine. for several years
secretary Of the Ro3aoke baseball
CLUB, Viii probably be elected presi-
dent. succeeding Mr. c. X. williams.
who retires to accept the presidency
OF the State League
Mr.. j. RI. Creig hon. newly elected
general secretary 0. tho Y NJ G.. A.
here. arrived IN the ca. Saturday
morning from Germantown, Pa, his
nome tor many years To-day Mr..
w q. Truck, the new physical diree-
tor reached the city. 4 reception
VIII he rendered them next Thursday
evening from to 10 o'clock
The Ministers and ,.aymen's In
stitute Of the Valley BAPTIST Assoc
seventeenth session. in Troutville Bap-
tist church beginning "Wednesday am,
closing Friday The Rev. T. Claggett
Skinner, Of Roanoke, win preach the
opening sermon Other ministers on
the program are. The Revs. .. p.
Lloyd, - H.. t. T. Herndon. ID. d.
Hugh {. Smith, f. II. Jac..son. {. L..
torbitt. @ c. Peyton, y. J. Dogan,
4. {. Davis. j. r. Robertson and {.
T kirtner Professor F. A. Cum
mings will deliver an al lress
Nix. w. H. Nalz. Of Charlottesville.
was in Roanoke Saturday on the way
H. southwest Virginia 10 buy high
class hunters Mr. Nalz deals ex-
tensiveiy in horse flesh and makes a
specially ef the eross-rountry variety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

graduate OF the University OF Viz
ginia, to act as counsel for the prs
oner. Mr.. Walker made his rrst
speech 1t the bar in this case, and
his admirable effort in arguing the
case made a profound impression
upon the court Juage Wright took
occasion In open court to congratulate
him upon his excellent speech, saying
that ut was a better speech than !
could make when | made my first at
tempt at the bar Mr.. Walker Is a
son of c. Harding Walker. State Sem
ator from this district. Mir. i,ice-s
argument WAS also compiimented ny
the Judge.
There are still three more indict-
ments pending in the Northumberland
court against Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
BANDAGES HIS LEG
WHEN THUMB BLEEDS
Negro Finds That Original APP
plieation Of Tonrnequet Doesn't
Do Much Good.

The application of a tourneauet to
left leg doesn't have much of a bene-
fetal effect on a bleeding thumb. This
Was discovered by Nick X Jackson.
coioed. of slt East Marshall street.
Sunday night.
jackson accidentally cut off the end
of his left thumb. but rather than
summon phy stefan applied a tourne-
uuet just below the knee Of his left
leg and then sal down to wait for the
blood 10 stop flowing. He was still
waiting when DIR. Harshbarger arrived
with the city ambulance DR. Harsh
barger, who had been summoned by
friend OF Jackson. removed the tour
nequet and applied the necessary
trea tment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
CAPTAIN LEARY WON'T
LEAVE THE BLUES

Captain David NJ. Leary. Jr.. com
mander OF Company Il, Richmond Light
infantry Blues. has Withdrawn his res
ignation asking to be relieved of duty
on account OF business duties. So per
sistent were objections To this action
on the part of members az the COM
pany. brother officers and Major f. W.
Bowles. commanding the Blues Bat
talon. that Captain Leary decided to
withdraw his resignation.
Captain Leary In one Of the mos,
popular officers OF the Blues and has
been commander OF Company b since
May. 1905
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
BRUTAL NEGRO GETS
J YEARS IN PRISON
James Wilson Convicted Of Beat
ing Children Young Attorney
Walker Complimented.

Especial to The Richmond yirEinian.)
HEATHSVILLE. VA. Oct. 1.-THE
jury in the case OF the Commonwealth
VS.. James Wilson. for maliciously as
saulting Andrew Bailey. brought In a
verdict OF guilty in the NorthumOer-
land County Court Friday afternoon
and fixed Wilson's sentence at two
years in the penitentiary. In lieu OF
this sentence Judge Wright sentenced
him to two years Of hard work on the
public roads.
Wilson was not able TO employ
counsel. and the court designated Asa
S. Rice and George Walker. = recent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
CHURCH TO HOLD
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

4 movement for centennial cele-
bration will be started at the annual
meeting Of Centenary
Methodist church. 70 be held Monday
night. 1t il proposed to hold the cele-
bratien in 1914. which Will he the
one hundredth anniversary of the
completion OF the church
Following the transaction Of rou-
tine business incident to the meeting,
IA sociable will be held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian
CHASE CITY, Oct f1.---The Mecklen-
burg County Teachers Association held
Its semi-annual meeting In Chase City,
Friday and Saturday. Fifty teachers
from all parts OF the county attended
the three sessions and thoroughly en-
joyed the discussions OF the problems
Of the teacher, Several members of
the association made short talks and all
those, the speakers from other parts
OF Virginia were Pres. J. H. Binfor,i
and Division Examiner o. l.. Shew
make. OF the Educational Department
Virginia and DR. W. &. MCNEIL, Vi
Richmond College
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
Annual Meeting at Monumental.

The annual meeting of the congre
cation OF Monumental church will be
held in the lecture room Monday, Oc
toher Il, at s:l5 F. NJ. Reports Will
he made by the different departments
and societies. and movement will
he started for a centennial eelebra-
ton in 1914. which will be the nun
dredth anniversary OF the completion
Of the church. After the business Is
over the meeting win he turned into
''socia BILE" and refreshments will be
served by the ladies of the church.
All persons interested, In Monumental
church are invited to be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
ROEBUCK WRITES
TWO MORE DRAMAS

George Roebuck. seventeen year.
old student -dramatist whose play.
Beatrice Of the Cumberiands netted
him many sheckles recently, has writ
ten two more plays both OF which
may be produced in this city within
the near future.
One Of the new works il called
THE Man Who Owned the Town..
The other IL called .'Polly,'' Buth
are said to have plenty or comedy and
an abundance Of scenes " vhiah thA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17
REV. MIR. NORRIS breaches
To NURSES AND STUDENTS

sRev, DIR. James w. Morris, rector
OF Monumental Episcopal church,
preached special sermon Sunday af-
ternoon TO the trained nurses and
medical students OF Richmond. who
turned out In good numbers to hear
his talk. The musical feature Of the
services was especially attractive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-17

tender passion is laid bare
vengeance. The author saya
both his new plays are bett&S
Beatrice. explaining that this
because he has had more pract5Ql
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
NOVELTIES 60 ON 4
 STAMPEDE IN OREGON

VALE. ore Sept 12- Reports have been received from Wei4er that that city is m the tnrocs of an old time mining stampede Automobiles con tanning prosrectors are leaving there for the new gold strike at the head of N"urc's hollow about T. miles from that city in Mulhcur county. The dis c.Nery of the existence of gold in that locality vas made June 70 by Levi HcushaW of Weiser and Charles Stew ant of Willow creek. oregon Stewart has had considerable experience as II mining man in various mining camps.
 The two men sunk Il shaft about five or six feet. eHeeuatering ledgr "r peculiar looking ore. a combination of black and dccomposcd granite. They sent two samples to Tacoma ta be as saved. one sample returned $fS per ton and the other &1o2 per ton. gold. They told their friends and soon 50 or more claims were located. but t was kept quiet and il was on1y Monday afternoon that anything definite COL ccring if became known in Weiscr.
 Numerous samples of the ore has
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 SALE.

In the District Court of the United States for the District of Alaska Sec ond Division.
 In the matter of s II. Stevens, bankrupt. In bankruptcy, No. 23.
 To the creditors of S. II. Stevens. of Nome, in the District aforesaid, a bankrupt.
 Notice is hereby given that on the 8rd day of october, 1910. at o'clock D. m, there will be @ meeting of the creditors of the above named bankrupt at the office of J. F. Hobbcs. referee in the Nome Realty Company's build ing on Steadman avenue. to consider an application for sale of the following described property, tO-wit:
 one Mergenthaler linotype machine. two-revolution Campbell press, Challenge Gordon job press. 1 Ideal paper cutter. 1 complete engraving plant, Remington typeWriters. to- gether with type, stones, rules, lead cutters, cases, and everything pertain ing to the office of the Nome Daily Gold Digger at Nome, Alaska, free of an remembrance of $2,0O0 and inter- est thereon, evidenced by chattel mortgage given to F. w. Johnston, of Seattle. Wash, dated May 20. 1909. the proceeds of sale to stand in lieu of the mortgaged property.
 If said application is granted. the sale of said property will be made forthwith at auction to the highest and best bidder for cash. subject to confirmation by the undersigned at continuance of such meeting. which on the conclusion of such sale, will be taken to the 4th day of october, 1910, at o'clock D. m, in the office afore said. and to transact such other busi- ness as may properly come before such meeting.
 Dated Sept 21. 1910.
 J. F. HOBBIES,
 Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
PRESIDENT MAKES
 IMPORTANT MOVE
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2>- President Taft today issued orders that the Io= sidon of assistant postmaster general he placed under the control Of the board of civil service. taking this posi- uon entirely out of politics
 This has come as a great surprise ta the leaders here in the citv for that position has been looked upon as one af the great plums to give for service rendered the party, and this nrW move has placed the giving of his position beyond the power of citho, fa,tE.
 Frank II, Hitchcock thc present postmaster general owed his position as first assistant in the postoHfcr de partment to his good work as an or ganized in the ranks or tho rcpub1. can party and for the active part he took in the campaign of clcctine Pre= ident Taft he was given the cabinet position of postmaster general
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
SEATTLE MAYOR
 ORDERED BACK
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Sept. 27.-At the regu- lar council meeting last night the members voted to man to support Acting Mayor Wardel in cleaning vice and making the city free of gambling and other vices that have been com mon in the past.
 The council also passed resolution pcti'ioning Mayor Hi i'll to return at once and attend to nis duties for which he was elected Tie council is of the opinion that lt cpne es with i'll grac for the mayor to aifp cut at this tin e :Id leave the heay' work for the acrinE mayor to peri Ahiie Hi Gill takes all the credit.
 Tine recall petition was passed by the council and will be sent to the mayor who is now on an extended vacation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
Fl. GIBBON MAN
 ACCUSED CRIME
Nuggets Special Service.

'Ff1bNN SStSiNi SSiNiGSs
 FAIRBANKS. Sept. 24-For the purpose of bringing prisoner back tp Fairbanks. Chief Deputy Marshal Percy II. Charles left this morning on th" Tanapa for Fort Gibbon. He will mak" q living trip down stream re turning with the boat. which fs cx. rrctcd to got back here before next Wednesday.
 J. e. Stevens is the man who will be brought here from Gibbon. He i# accused of selling liquor ta an In diam IIe was bound over to await the action Of the grand jury by the com missioner at Panama.
 Although there were number of liquor eases in court last year in- v"lring the sale uf liquor to natives. this i= th" first arrest made for some time ou this charge
 Thc natives were in the habit of accepting tbe liquor and then making complaint to the marshal's office. A number avaiird themselves of the op- T"rtuuity fn got free ride to Fair banks and a little pocket money be- sides. The mileage and witness fees locked like easy money to them
 Last winter. however. District Attor n"y Crossloy inaugurated the practice "f arrcstiue the natives who became intoxicated from the liquor sold or given Co them by white men
 Two natives were given jail sen fences as consequence. This seems |" have put a stop to the practice of the taking liquor merely to have an excursion trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

been sent tn various petitions af thr country for a@sayiug and none ef tH,H went below SIS and number as htsa as $lnn. Several claim huldur= aru arranging tu bra.u active work on their lraI"rtie- Ii c. gatsd thtl more than 20 men lrr eu Monday from MalheHr county towns for th. new gold fields The district is J- tH, head of Munrc's hollow. ou th, divide ho- tween it and Willow creek. oId tim- CTS say gold was discovered thera about I5 years ago. but nothing Was done about il after the discovery va~ made. The ledge has hocu traced se4- crai miles
 ! A Kennedy and Wm J Euuggr Il recent arrival from Alaska. returned from the scene of the strike Friday afternoon. They state tho reported strike is greatly exaggerated and yors few claims have been stakrd oue man was there doing a little prospect ing. the other stamrcdcr- having re- turned to their homes.
 Messrs. Euugrr and Kennedy brought back some samples ef tHe rock and intend having 1t tested today
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
NOTICE.

In the United States Commission CTS Court, District of Alaska. Second Division. Nome Precinct. In probate. In the matter of the estate of Gus Almgren, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, the administrator of said estate. to the creditors of, and to all persons having claims against. the said deceased, to exhibit their claims with the necessay vouchers within six months from the date of this notice. to said administrator at his residence, in Nome. Alaska
 DAVID R. JEKEI..
 Administrator of said Estate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
A GOOD JOKE.

The following story was received by an Alaskan in the recent mail:
 I want to tell you about a trunk mystery We had in Oakland on the Santa Sc. There was a trunk that came in there that smelled like there was something dead in it and the transfer man wouldn't move it so the agent called in the marshal and doc tor and they got a hatehet and opened the trunk and found what-a cake of limburger
 The trunk had come from Milwaukee all through that hot weather and it sure smelled bad-quite joke-wasn't it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
KILL
 COAL STRIKERS
Nuaaet spesLaL ser.lee-

BERLIN ~,Ft. -< I'm. -tr... winch
 Haw Hu II rHH s.1H H.H. faE.nl 7f q frT.rH# zTrfH and #E#. #f H..ne
 .rHry4 |. tn. .rg-- NH hr.u.a IT. Hgrf Inn. ..f. f.r,HH.. ,.at..t. hetazfsH rHa I#t.a" and .rH..r. .u which at#saf t#a tF#a-f a-.. t.#. .I .nd HHIh.r as Tn. r..i., injured
 There ts ua -l4a af ii. -tHE. n.. ing hrusht ta ela-- raf both thr operators and strikers ar. E.r. ph- =tln.lts and s4H it "a HeHf t4 tt HHG-H 3Hsrs neither side Nil give Iu.
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J. M. SLOAN. M. D. c. M.

Manitoba University E E = r Edinburgh. L. E. = < EtHhareh. F P & =
 office huuf tH nd fs s... r. m. FaaHs= o#fe== H#H #z= Tea= 1-urr Black
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby gwen that Mrs. Nj. E. Flowers has been appointed 8dmEa- istrator of the estate of Henry me Cleish. deceased.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
LARGE AAk

For -Ei. 1NszF fa.f EaHE .Hu.r srH H.4a8 a..H H.-s #f 'uU a ra.a. D.Ia -t.r.r. C.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Start the month right by subscrib- ing for the Daily Nugget. g per month; months, s1o; one year $2o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Moonlight Springs or Salt W4ter Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Prze Winner nsa-8ff Ger an sale ,' the Eagle as sean az taa Garg..r arrives.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

The very best Job Printing at rh. aqaet Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

For strenuous exercise quft solitaire and try bowling.
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Start the month right by subscrib. ing for the Daily Nugget s per month: 6 months. si0. one year s2O.
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TOBY HAS IT.

lf you are looking for fresh home made candy just go to Toby's Candy Kitchen where 1t IS made fresh daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
CENTRAL GIVE HE roBYs.

I've just opened a box of outside candy and lt's stale. Bat then there .s Toby he makes t fresh every dey. ru just call h,n up.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Prize Winner orauqb, sesr a, tn. Eape.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Fresh Lemons a, the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Darling < Dean Co. nave ,nstalle+ a shop in connection v'th thei~ store. nd are prepar-4 to furrish Hydraulic oipe. Smoke Stacks. Tirware. and .1 7.l kinds of repair work
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Initial Paper Lor1en Tres
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-10
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-F0gr farlougs. Don't, lis crrox-
lerl to !. Won: Sylvan Dell. 10 lNicoli. 70 !.
sccoBd; Isdia Lee ll5 tHoEsrdl, 30 10 l. third.
Time, 0.is 3, Bees Etzhugh Mud Hen, Eianette
skein. Albetto, supple. Belle Of Deland. and Miss
Won der Hoten also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fiye and 0nehah fHrlongs. En-
dymion, los Howard. 70 l. won; square Deal. l9i
Hannah. u 10 ]. seo0Bd; Alr. OyaBnj RaggiO l9i
tMoorei % To J. third. Time % % Amber WI
mot, SylIh, II. J. Whelan Sister Efie Amyi.
Aunt Kate HerdsInan. c. Clamp, Eusiacisn. and
Martin May also ran
THIRD RACE-Fiye and one-haf furlongs Fond
Heart. lG7 Burns. Is TO s. wOn; MystiheT. los
Davenport, Is 10 / second; Yana. III Powers,
70 J. third Time. 0l IS Rrarus Dave Mich
ols1n Miss Herbert. Scalesgig Manheimer Ned
CaTmack. Glen Beacty and GrTando also nn.
FOURTH RACE Six furlongs. Lothario, IL
Davis. 60 ). won; Carroll, ll2 l0bertl 3 20 5,
seoond Alfred the Great 80 Cans 70 10 l. third.
Time lIa IS crososer. Anayn. Fixing footsteps,
and Sou also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six fuTicngs John Grfon ll2
Davenport. s to J. won; JACK Parker. III lObertl.
Z 20 J. second; King Of Yolo JIG WILSON, : % Z,
third. Tine. ll3 IS. Ton McGIath Bonnie Bard,
ROYAL Onyx. Furnace ard Booger Red also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ue mile and seventy yaFds
Ardri. III Davis. e 20 J. Won: Ethon ia lDayen-
pCrl. 20 . second: Ozerine l09 lang 10 l.
third. Tine. ls5 IS Roseburg IT, Harting. War
neF GrisHei. Elysiuui. and Shapiale also
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-10
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs. Galysnie. 100 Vos
per-. to l. won; Charles Green. 10 fSmithl. Il
I. seecnd; Pickaway. la5 lKcnnedyl % to /. third
Time lis. Cocksure eaciaco, r. H. Flaherty
Hector. Blanche c. T. L. McCuBiy NAY Pink
and Redwood II also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furloags Ellerd. los Wan
dusenl TO ], wen; Phillissina. % Glass : to l.
second; No Quarter. rs Smith. 70 p third.
Time ia Is. Aftermath Gresham Redonda.
Troeha. Dovalta, Lovely Mary, ard Bellsnieker also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Three and one-haf furlongs. Pee
cav. lA lTaplinl, . ! won; IndoFa. 100 tVosperl
to 10, second; Ravelston II, g Glass. 20 20 l.
third. Time eal rs MT Jones' Robert Hurst.
BuTbur. Ahella. and Clara Hampton also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Futnrity course. Balronia s.
Thomas. 20 /. won: CoppertoEn 1D4 iKeDDedyl
Is 10 D. second Or. Dougherty 100 tTaplin. s TO >.
third Time 10 is. Goldhnn Elizabeth HaT-
wood. Ncygorcd. and sewell also ran.
FIFTH RAGE-One mile. Hush Money los
Nosperl, Is TO s. Won Miss Picnic, IS tGaTganl. {
10 J. second: Chantilly IL (Taplinl Z 10 / third
Time. 10 T. T. Fry Helen CaFron Col Jack
Woof. Deneen, Gretchen c.. and The Wrestler
also ran
SIXTH RACE-FiFs and onehal furIongs. Sal
Atticum. 10 craplinl, g to %. wen; Lady Eliza.
beth. 10 anderson. 70 2 Second; Pride Of Lis
more. IS (Seldenl Is TO l. third. Time. l 90 Is
Eddie Graney. Hex. Prince Winter, and Aide,
Guch also rau.