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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
GLOsINg OF
AUTOMOBILE MEET
One Hundred Thousand People Watch
ed the Thrilling Races at
Elain.
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ELGIN, Ill, Aug. 27.-When Ralph
Mulford, driving Lozier car passsd
over the finish line of the course, to-
day winning the Elgin National Tro-
ply, one of the most successful auto
meets held in the central west closed.
Mulford's time for the 305 miles was
4 hours, So minutes, 29.4S seconds, an
average of 621s miles an nour. AL. Liy-
ingson, driving the National No. Z
was second in hours, 40 minutes 1913
seconds. His average speed was 602
miles an hour. A. w. Greiner, also
driving National. took third in
hours, 13 minutes, 23.03 seconds
Greiner was the only amateur in the
race.
George Robertson. driving a Sim
plex No 5 was fourth.
One of the greatest crowds that ever
turned out for contest of this kind
gathered about the course today and
with $4,000 people massed about the
course when Greiner got away in the
start of the race at 10:0t
a. M, the number was close
to 100000 before the race was
half over. Several companies of mil
tia and deputy sheriffs patrolled the
course. and although the cars at times
dashed into the ditch on tie turns, nc
one was hurt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
The Garfield Views.

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SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, Aug. 27.-
Pointing out the distinction between
the respective conservation theories
of Clifford Pinchot, R. A. Ballinger and
James r. Garfield and the effect they
will have upon the conservation con
gress at ST, Paul Samuel c. Wiel. at
torney and leading American author
ity on western water law, today in a
statement to The United Press COM
menting on the probable results OF
the congress said that with Ballinger
declining to entertain even the
thought OF federal Interference and
Pinchot "unhampered BY any anxiety
about governmental law he (Wiel)
sees an emphatic adoption OF Garfeld's
views at next weeks congress in st.
Paul,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
DRAWN INTO TT
Wayman Declares the Road Was Lib.
eraI With Passes to Many
Officials

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CHICAGO, Aug. 27.--Whether the
second trial of Lee Oneil Browne,
democratic minority leader, ends in
conviction, the public is having its
eyes opened to the enormity of Off
cial corruption.
States Attorney Wyman declared in
court today that legislative conspir-
acy existed to secure Brownies ac-
quittal. He also pointed out that the
Illinois Central has made practice OF
issuing passes to legislators, state,
county and city officials, who in turn
doled them out to their henchmen. He
demanded that the court order the
railway officials to bring into court
Monday the proof of this in the shape
of the coupons of passes issued and
the court issued the order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
Grand Aerie Convention is Finished
After Rather Sensational
Five Days
Session.
HAD A BITTER CONTEST
Administration Faction Won Out and
Made Things Solid For the
Coming Lodge
Year.

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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 27.-The
Eagles took wings from the Grand
Aerie convention here tonight, leav-
ing behind them the scene of a SEN
sational inquiry of grating among
former grand officials, a bitter con
test between two factions in the an
nual election and five days meet
ing. A year from now the fraternal
flock will gather in San Francisco.
The election of John S. Parry, OF
San Francisco, worthy grand vice
president, the automatic appointment
of Frank B. Herring, retiring president
as chairman of the board of trustees
and the reelection of Secretary Mann
and Treasurer McRae is regarded as
a safeguard against inroads by the
anti-administration faction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
Republican State Party Council is to
be Held This Week in the
City of Topeka,
Kansas.
SPECULATION
Democrats, Prohibits and Social.
lists VIII Also Have Meetings
on The Same
Day.
TGate Citv I,easad 1viro Co..,

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TOPEKA, Kas., Aug. 27-With Col
Roosevelt in the west the center of
political turmoil has been transformed
temporarily to Kansas, and when the
republican state party council which
meets here Tuesday is concluded, an
other insurgent victory will have been
written according to the present indi-
cations. The council is the first in
the history of Kansas, and follows the
new primary law. While there is little
doubt among the progressive leaders
that their delegates will be in the ma
jority. there is a suspicion that by
some unforeseen move, the regulars
NAV be thrown into control
This is evidenced by the fact that
tie architecture of the majority or
progressive platform has not been
clearly announced, although Senator
Bristow, Congressman Madison, Gov
Stubhs, Bank Commissioner ]. N. Dol
ly, and other insurgents. have been ii
conference several times III the last
few DAYS and are believed to have
framed tentative platform. Besides
the republican party council the demo
Gratis socialists and prohibitionists
hold similar meetings here Tuesday
The democrats in Kansas are mino
Quantity, or at least have been in th,
1 past, but this year they are united OF
\ the strongest candidate for governo
they have had in years State Senate
George Hodges. of Olathe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
How Taft Spends Today.

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DUBLIN, L. T., Aug. 27.-President
Taft, unaccompanied by his secret
service escort travelled S5 miles over
rocky roads in an automobile this
afternoon to spend Sunday with Sec
retary of the Treasury Franklin Mac
Veagh. The absence of the secret
guard was due to punctured tire oil
the automobile in which they were
travelling. The only escort OF the
presidential car was an automobile
occupied by newspaper men, Inc
presidential party consisted of the
president. Mrs. Taft Miss Helen Tait
and Mrs. Louis T. Moore, sister OF
Mrs. Taft. Tonight the party attend
ed an informal reception at the Mac
Veagh home. Tomorrow Will pe
spent quietly, but the president WIZ
attend church and return to Beverly
Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
HANS WAGNER
WILL NOT SIGN
Refuses to Become Member of the
Star Baseball exhibition
Team.

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CINCINNATI. Aug. 27.-With prac-
tically all Of the.star PLAYERS of the
two leagues signed UP, Jefferson Liv-
ingston and e. v. Wilbern. the two
Cincinnati millionaires behind the
project to send two teams composed
of all American and all National stars
on tour of the principal cities OF
the country, feel nothing now stands
in the way of the success of the ven,
ture except the weather Efforts tc
secure the signature Of Hans Wagner
have proved fruitless and either Bird
we'll of the New York Giants or Tink
er of the Cubs will be asked TO fill the
position
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
STRIKERS PARADE
ON THE STREETS
Police Forced to Break up the Crowds
Which Enjoyed Small
Riots.

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NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Striking
cloakmakers by the thousands parad-
ed down town streets in protect
against the acceptance of the condi.
tional surrender of the manufacturers,
and against Justice Goff's injunction
rendered today, in which he declared
that a CLOSED Shop" strike was a
conspiracy in restraint of trade, and
therefore Illegal. The police were
forced to break up a number of the
parades in which there was incipient
rioting
The decision of Justice Golf is re
garded as a blow to similar strikes il
it is affirmed by the higher courts
The strikers will appeal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
all Rains are Due But the Skies
Hold Out No Promise For
the Much Needed
Storm.
J. FIRE FIGHTERS IDLE
Enough Timber Has Been Destroyed
Already to Have Built Homes
For Million
People.
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PORTLAND, Oregon, Aug. 27-
Mans unsuccessful battle against the
great forest fires in the northwest
practically has failed. Tonight the
majority of men who composed the
army of five thousand fire fighters,
are idle, hopelessly waiting for rain
to come and extinguish the confia-
grations that exacted an appalling toll
in human life and property during the
last week.
The fall rains are due but the smoke
laden skies held no promise of a
storm.
AS near as can be ascertained SO
government fire fighters are missing
The official list of dead is 1S6. Tc
this number doubtless will be added
others when relief parties are able tc
penetrate the st. Joe district of north
central Idaho.
District Forester Chapman said
tonight that 1,60O,000,00O feet of tim
ber had been destroyed, enough tt
build homes for million people He
said the ultimate loss in timber ane
lumber sales will bring the actua
damage up to probably $4,000 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
B F0UND
BE- iA7H GARAGE
RIM = Skull Wss Crushed and Body
led Under the Automobile
House by the
Murderer.
WAS KILLED FOR s1oo
Former Employee, Aged 1s Years is
in Jail Charged With Having
Committed the
Crime.
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POINT MARION, Pa. Aug. 21.--
Albert Dranda, aged 10, is in jail at
Uniontown tonight charged with t1l
murder of Frank Ringle, aged Sd, a
well to do citizen, whose body with
the skull crushed was found buried
beneath the floor of w. l.. Harvey's
garage here today Detectives are
still investigating and further sensa-
,tional developments are expected.
Dranda who was formerly employ
ed by Harvey and who occupied the
upper room in the garage where
blood spots are declared to nave
been found, was located, at Martins
Station, Pa, this afternoon by Po-
liceman Ed Lapoe, and Harvey. He
denies his guilt and explains his ac-
tions since Ringle disappeared. Ac-
cording to the authorities watch
which belonged to Ringle Was found
in barrel near the house where
Dranda was found.
According to Mrs. Ringle, her hus-
band left his home which was To-
Gated near the garage to call Dram
da to breakfast on August 16 Dranda
came but Ringle did not appear. Il
| is said that at the time Ringle car
ried 500 but when the body was
found only two quarters We're in his
/ pockets.
Harvey said tonight that since Rim
gle's disappearance, he and his sor
g,silliaHi, aged 20s have both suspect
| ed that Ringle had met with fou
play but the authorities doubted the
/ theory. He said he and his son made
another search of the garage ant
when no trace of Ringle was found
he suggested that his son crawl un
der the building and investigate. Th'
boy found mass Of weed
4 with no roots, above freshly turned
earth. Becoming suspicious, shove
was secured and scraping some o
the dirt away, revealed the body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
Regarding Rainmaking.

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WASHINGTON Aug. 27.--Refusal
Of the war department to grant the
request Of Senator Piles and Repre-
sentative Humphreys Of Washington,
that the big guns of the forts in the
Pacific northwest be fred in the hope
of precipitating rain and thus sub
DUNG forest fires, today received the
endorsement of Professor Moore. chief
of the United States weather bureau.
Major General Ainsworth made pub
lie letter from Moore in which the
weather chief says in part:
'.We have no record of downfall
Of rain following the hundreds of ac-
cidental explosions of powder mills
and magazines and the records of the
government show that no more rain
occurs on the Fourth or fifth of July
than on any other of the first fifteen
days of the month. 1t is the opin.
ion of the most eminent ophysicists
and scientific experimentists of tbs
world that rain cannot be caused by
| setting off of explosives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
THE SIMPLE LIFE
FOR PUGILIST
Stanley ketche is But Shadow and
Wants 70 Fatten up
Again.

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CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Stanley Ketch-
ell, middle weight champion of the
world. left Chicago today for his
home in Grand Rapids where he will
try and regain his health through the
medium of long rest and the simple
life. Ketchel stopped over in town
last night and is but shadow of his
former self Should Ketchel be un-
able to make his former weight o.
15S pounds he declares he will give
his title to Hugo Kelly and will then
go along fighting the near heavy
weights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
VICE PRESIDENT
in ILLINOIS
Spoke to 5000 People and Made No
Reference Whatever to Either
Roosevelt Or
insurgency.
OUR GREAT PROSPERITY
Said That Republican Party and the
New Tariff Law are ne
sponsibIe for the Good
Times.
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DECATUR, H., Aug. 27.--Avoiding
any reference to Roosevelt, insurgenty
or the New York state republican
struggle, Vice President Sherman here
tonight told gathering of 5000 per-
sons that the republican party and
the Payne-Aldrich tariff law are re-
sponsible for the unprecedented pros
perity of the nation.
He characterized President Taft as
that man who has consistently lived
up to the principles in the platform
adopted two years ago and is respons
ible for the passing of the tariff law
which acted as a reform
Former Gov Richard Yates ano
Congressman Mckinley also spoke.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
PIG TAIL MEET
WAS FAST ONE
Wisconsin Beat Chicago by Close
Score of 81 to 80 in Field
Meet
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CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-The Chinese
of wisconsin University won the first
field meet of Chinese ever held in this
country. today. They defeated the
university of Chicago Chinese team,
80 to 81 points, but only for foul
in the half mile relay race, the u OF
L. BOYS would have won by "a to 50.
The meet was held on the North
western University field and attracted
great interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
DEBS WILL MAKE
SPEAKING TOUR
Iowa is Spared But Indiana, ohio snc
Eastern States Must Hear
Him

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CHICAGO. Aug 27.-Eugene ".
Debs, socialist leader, will begin a
speaking tour September through
Indiana. Ohio Pennsylvania, and New
England.
Mayor Seidell of Milwaukee and
five thousand of his constituents have
engaged transportation to come here
and help the local socialists do what
the party did in Milwaukee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
CAMPAIGN EXPENSE
OF FORTY THOUSAND
sibley is Under Arrest on Charge Of
corruptine Voters in His
District.
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FRANKLIN, Pa, Aug. 27.-Upon the
request Of the attorney for Joseph c.
Sibley, former congressional candidate
now under arrest charged with corrupt
ing voters in order to secure the con-
gressional nomination, the audit of his
$4,000 campaign expenses alleged to
have been incurred in obtaining the
nomination, scheduled to begin Mon
day. was tonight postponed until Tues
day, September 10 by Judge Good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
GUARD NEGRO
TO PREVENT LYNCHING
colored Man KilIedg Section Foreman
With Pick Because He Was
Discharged.

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HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Aug. pa
special guard of deputy sheriffs is to-
night guarding the county Jail here
to prevent any attempt at lynching
Charles Clybern, colored, who is
charged with killing Harry Withrow,
aged 33, a section foreman, here to-
day with pick because Withrow had
him. Feeling against
Clybern is intense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
JUDGE SUED FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE
Eusene Did Not Know He Was Mar
ried Until She Read the
Paper.
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EDWARDSvILLE. ILL.,. Aug. 27.--
Circuit Judge w. r. Hadley of this
city is made defendant in $50 900
breach of promise suit instituted by
Miss Eugene Conner. aged 3S, OF
Springfield, III.
When Hadley was elected Judge,
Miss Conners read in a newspaper a
mention of Mrs. Hadley." This, it is
said was the familys first intimatiop
that Judge Hadley is and was a mar
ried man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
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Fly Meet Ended.

ASBURY PARK, N. j., Aug. 27-
The great aviation meeting ended
here tonight with sensational cross
country flights by Ralph Johnstone
and Arch Hoxsey. Wright pupils.
Johnstone remained in the air 80
minutes, flying from the aviation field
inland over Oakhurst. Eatontown and
Long Branch, to Red Oak and return
ing along the ocean front where he
played tag with yacht mile at sea.
His Paragraph showed that he had
attained a height of 2,750 feet and
maintained an average height of 1000
feet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
THE WEAT THEIR.

CHICAGO. NJ, Aug. 27 Weather
forecast for Iowa Partly cloudy
Sunday; probable local showers;
warmer IN eastern portion.
For Illinois Fair in south, partly
cloudy i'll northern portion. with local
showers; warmer Monday; fat; cool
er in northern portion.
For Missouri Fair WARMER sunday,
with probable local showers; warmer
in extreme eastern portions; Monday
fair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
Wireless Note is Sent Successfully
From Aeroplane While More
Than a Mile From the
Station.
AVIATOR is KILLED
Holland Man Bird Crushed Into
shapeless Mass When He
Fell to The
Ground.
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TIdTF- -t1ItV -1-saEeG WfTe -~erVTcn. ~
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK.
N. Y, Aug. 27.--The first wireless
message ever successfully sent from
an aeroplane, was transmitted late
this afternoon by ]. A. D. McCurdy,
from Curtiss biplane, 500 feet in the
air and a mile from the receiving
point, to operator H. NJ. Horton and
Major Samuel Reber of the United
States sigma corps, in the press stand.
McCurdy. after two or three attempts
succeeded in, transmitting the follow
ing:
Another chapter in aerial achieve
ment is entered today in the sending
of this message from an aeroplane
while in fight. (signed) McCURDY."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
Toncka Won.

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DES MONIES, Aug. q. Topeka
took the second from Des Moines of
the series today starting with rush
and driving in runs in the first in
ming and four in the second inning
by a score of 8 to 8. R.H. Z.
Des Moines -. ..... 8 4
topeka ...,.... ........ 8 u :
Batteries Mitchell, clemmons;
Fugate, Shea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
Aviator Killed.

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AMSTERDAM. Aug. 27.-Another
areoplane fatality occurred this after
noon when Aviator Maasdyk was dash
ed to death from a height of several
hundred feet and crushed beyond rec
ognition. He was making a cross
country flight and was maintaining a
very high altitude.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-28
Flights in Antipodes.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, Aug. -
Ray Bronson today accepted terms with
Hugh Mcintosh, for a series of flights
in the Antipodes. Bronson was in
stracted By Mcintosh to report at
Chicago, September. so. to proceed
from there with the Mcintosh aggrega-
tion to Vancouver.
The sun., 1910-10-06
GooD FIELDS ar W,RL moro.
Two Fa,orite- and Tour We'll Ba~E"d
Horses MIN Purses.

R,rrIyoEF. Md oct Scratches wer"
,omraratt,rIv fev IN the races run ~ az
Marlboro thi- afternoon Two ta'oritrN
aud four veil hark-i hor~.- were Winn"r-.
Witb Vienna A. 10 }. being the longest
mo. of IN. day 4 N IIoughton won the
ban.iI,au A. one mile after 'u--l" WITH
Sprtpg roy lOck"V ~p ain a. -rt doa n
frr Iy,. dav- and FaifhToth"r for the meet /.
ipy Tho last named cat across VI" t~li
n ght after the start IN the firSi event
The summary
Tir.t Race Sx furiongs -lhouhlf i've. w
.. rirr.rt-i . o. l. won liandfunulnS ili 40 hlui'
"A h, & -rrunI. ENcrllAn'r. ~ u a'ror"thrf', d,
is o. 'hiri Time 10, = lph vernon OF
fr.t.I nes.ba Marinrr. ~hni' hrit'lff. I'nT
.Inorp cora ing. Hat Anu - tlclr al~n Thn
..,'rUl H.-, FINe aud haf triuufs
FB-Iu.,I Ia ,tbpi icf o 20 iO. Won mag NNondsl~.
IN .Iairt : Il, 3 s-rund tinidru 'hsti~ 80 Slin
isr. 10 q, 4 thirI Timr. ~ 3 imkr pf liTilE"
Watrr tt,rIau Bend. tar'hin a~~'' hhI bANfr
hi-1 , d, ,,..-,, go,
r.,tp' ~ 3 won. spring rug. IS " rtslre NJ.
y, 3 ..,,ud W Oru o. tits-iint. - T. third.
Time q ass e truIUnlgurr al~' an
Ip1rtH uars ttl~ furUuv~ Wis jonah w
- b.. = "a WON Hpilir =, 40 - aini, ?" !.
I1rr u. iiaWkn. Isr MIS-. 'unt i.~na and
'ti,,r i,srS i've ani 4 half furlbnEs Mon
Ami lu1 "A utnH. iH g. .. Nun. ~haNurrs lW -
D,sI.. e, -. u0nrl. sryund. blaCh tranrn, 100
tW rt.usr. - tpli. triri fimr. lN , Miss
U'TriI,. Juh,i~r JuecinS and sam M''l"r also
a,th pAr~ About = u'ile aud a sisir,nth
U,,gs q, an, ri.psnf to D. won. Madeline L.,
"a. L y.u 10 % T. zr~und Urarupia i0- tOi@Tnl
a ,p / tbiri Time - II" MONK, prctden iai.
sam Han and Georgr fi~ih ai-D rrn.
The sun., 1910-10-06
RacIRE 90 Pert Erie.

Etrruo Ort. The track a. Fort ETis
vs. d,."p Ir mud TODAY and rain fell al
t!t.ruouu. IaNorii~- and -e"oud 'hoi""-
ityii.d the purses The summary
I.rst Hare TIve And hAIi iuriongs
A'tnfuaha. ius Uslassl, q 10 ". Won, Ne busy
hs-i lts t,Oitistrinl ~ TO J. -ecgod ITtppinE.
Ia It,ro--l . to :. third Time. los D IehAn.
Garu~Hu .ud Na.Fh!y l.sd also ran -, ,,,..-,
y ~ Z. Won Detroit la ~ Wilson, 70 2. serohd
Auna Z. daley. - ,GTossi. : To !, third Time.
iF.a NEuirt and Dr Baratsy also ran
Third Race one mile aud an eighth baron
Fshrr To- Itsafn-r. IA to !. won. Lexington
Ady - .GOdstsiE' 20 I second Nillpln ios
lNo>,, 10 io ! third um- ssts Tenptrr
Itanx TIA,hlns and k-dfnarr queen also ran
Fourth Race Ah turiongs Spsilb0and. lit
arc htbaldi : n (. won Lady irma ~. lNstshi
: 10 ? second Ilying fOetstep-. lah T4Plini
10 ,siTd Tifhr. u. tulalA MAY and King
Tii'h Rsrr one milo and . siStsenth Michael
NnErio Ia rT4puhr to !, Won. biAie knisht
inA It,Ias.l. : 70 L. sccond Oueeti0n MARS, itA
tArrhIhaidI. = Ia s. thfrd Time. s. S. Osortne
a "a n~drn tnatrr also ran .
SNth Harr 81 sunonge b1h 90, ia4 MUS
rrayrf st1A Won roorrf inp ,Wil>nni 80 :.
Ifgund Wonsasta int Lang 70 thirt TINE
fFla iunrlMhiida Mar AntuuN. teus - NJ
and Wast 71lnatrr aIsn IN
N.rufn tarr me mile anu a iurlnnE I've
wfrv tfs tWalsh' ~ - so Hteulan. 10
% Vr-gnH n s. srrunn First Peep. - hus
gave. : to Z. uffd- Time. -. Coico1eA aiisi
kosauao ai1n faas-