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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
ELEcTRocUTED TO-DAY.
william 7. Swan Had Been Convicted
of Murder In Ohio.

Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 2.-William T.
Swan, coIored, was electrocuted at 1908
this morning in the Ohio penitentiary.
for the murder, last December, at Cllilli-
cothe. Ohio, Of Mrs. jackson. colored,
and her infant granddaughter. Tie pro-
tested his innocence.
During the night he was permitted
to confer with his alleged aecomplice.
Mrs. Della Mckinley, serving a life sen-
tenee. He said she could free him with
word, but she declined to speak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
RUTLAND MERCHANT DEAD.
Warren e. Ross Started Business Many
Years Ago.

Rutland Sept 2 Warren T. Ross died
YESTERDAY al the home Of his sister,
Mrs Abbie nj. Kinsman. on Grove street,
of Rright's disease. Alr. Ross was born
ii Brandon July 81, 1851 tie eamc to
Rutland earlw id life and from the first
was 4 very successful boot and shoe
merchant. Until recent years he had
his own store and during the last few
Years lie had been connected with the
A. III Colvin company il their shoe de-
partment.
Mr. Ross Is survived by his wife, two
sons, Harold w. Ross If Center Rut
land and Thomas G. Koss OF West Rut-
land and by two daughters. Miss Eleanor
s. Ross OF Rutland and Mrs. Harry NJ
Bates Of Mount Pleasant, Tenn. Mr.
Ross was an odd Fellow.
The funeral will be held at the home
III TIA sister. 50 Grove street. Satur-
day. The burial will ba III Evergreen
cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
Killed One and Forced Two
Others to Flee for Life
THUS SAVING TRAIN LOOT
Engineer Frank Stewart Of Colorado
Midland Passenger Train Was HIM
self Wounded in Desperate Duel.
Posses Are After Fugitiyes.

Colorado Springs, Colo. Sept. 2.-The
body Of a train robber, who was shot by
engineer Frank Stewart of the Colorado
Midland passenger train when an at
tempt was made last night Go hold up
the train, was taken today 70 Lead
willie. Posses were sent out early to-
day from Florissant and Divide TO search
for the two other bandits. who fled when
the engineer shot their companion.
The staying Of the first bandit was
accomplished only after a desperate duel
between him and the engineer. Stewart,
the engineer, did not escape minjured,
but it Is thought that the bullet from
the bandits weapon did not injure him
seriously. The pluck OF the engineer
also prevented the looting Of the train,
as the two surviving bandits fled without
making further effort 20 rob. after they
had seen their companion fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
MOSTLY BOUGHT HERE
Proved Mrs. Adrance to Satisfaction of
Customs Inspectors

New York, Sept. 2.--NIrs. I. Reynolds
Adriance Of Poughkeepsie, n. ", simple
fed the smuggling charge against her
yesterday afternoon ~ proving 70. the
satisfaction 81 the customs authorities
that an assortment Of iewelry, rough
ly valued at 100000, which was seized
when she arrived here last Sunday, was
not purchased abroad. II was accord
ingly released as was a $1,000 necklace,
taken from her daughter, Marion.
The lot released does not include how
ever, the 5000 pearl necklace which
Mrs. Adriancc had concealed in her hat.
She has not denied that she bought
the necklace abroad and she is still un-
der 81 500 bail, pending examination on
4 charge Of smuggling II into the United
States.
Two sealed indictments were returned
by the federal grand jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
STRIKE SITUATION SERIOUS.
Spreading Over Spanish Cities, Closing
Factories and Suspending Tyafic.

Sargossa, Spain, Sept. 2.-T'his city
to-day joined the general strike move
ment begun at Bilbao Wednesday. All
shops and factories are closed and street
ear traffic suspended.
Madrid, Sept. q There are indications
that the strike inaugurated in Bilbao
Wednesday will involve this section. Il
is practically certain that IL will soon
embrace all industries and il i believed
that. in the event Of the strike coa-
tinuing the government will be unable
to hold the strikers through a lack Of
dependable troops in the large cities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
TWO BOATS HELD UP.
Because Of Fear Of Their Bringing choi-
era to New York.

New York, Sept. 1.-TWO trans-At-
Iantic steamships. one the Cunard liner
Lusitania. were held up by the New
York health authorities last night be-
cause OF the cholera scare abroad. On
the Lusitania steerage passenger was
found seriously III and while there was
nothing to Indicate cholera, it was del
eided 10 hold the vessel.
The steamship San Viovanni with pas.
sengers abroad from Trani, Italy. where
cholera had been reported. was detained
pending investigation Of the death Of a
young girl who died at sea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
THREE HORSE THIEVES
Sentenced to State Prison From Benning.
ton Court.

Bennington. Sept 2The epidemic Of
horse stealing which has been prevailing
about New York state border for tnt
past three weeks, was given a setback
yesterday afternoon, when Municipal
DBdge e. II. Holden sentenced three
men to long terms ii the state prison
at Windsor Frank Baker, who was
caught III the act of driving away with
horse and carriage he had stolen IN
the street III this village last Friday,
was sentenced 10 not less than five years.
George II. Fay. on charge 81 stealing
q livery rig belonging TO Charles r..
Galuslha Of this village. was sentenced
to not more than three years and bis
companion, frank stevens. TO not less
than two wears. All three pleaded puil
ty and will be taken to Windsor Satur-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
CALMLY LIGHTED A CIGAR
After Killing His Wife, Neighbors Took
After Him and He Was Caught.

Wilmington, Del, Sept. Following
4 dispute over money Az their home here
yesterday afternoon, George D. Derry.
aged Al years, killed his wife by cutting
her throat with razor. The eight
year-oId daughter OF the couple was a
witness to the deed
Derry afterwards lighted cigar and
started out Of the house but when he
got to the street news Of the cutting
had reached some Of the nerchbors and
Derry had to fee TO avoid violence. He
ran TO a drug store where he was ar
restets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
TURNED TOWN UPSIDE Down.
Omaha Came Out en- Masse to Welcome
Ex-President.

Omaha. Neb., Sept, 2 Omaha to-day
kept Roosevelt busy ard he nearly
turned the town upside down. Great
crowds have greeted him at every turn
since his arrival at seven this morn
ing He breakfasted at the Omaha club
and then motored about the city At
noon he returned to the club for lunch
con with four hundred guests. His prin.
cipal speech will be delivered late this
afternoon at the auditorium
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
INSPECTOR sHor IN CALCUTTA.
Ieditionary Outbreak Responsible fol
chandra's Fatal Injuries.

Calcutta, Sept, 2.-The revival Of a
editionary outbreak in Dacca resulted
o-day in The shooting Of Inspector Sarat
ghandra by two youths, when he was
eaving the court room, where trial
or conspiracy was in progress. Chan.
ira was shot in the ear, head and chest
nd will die. His assailants were ar
rkted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
A CONDITIONAL PARDON
Granted to Jed B. Marsh Of Tunbridge
by Gov. Prouty.

Chelsea, Sept. 2 County probation
officer Sprague mas received notice from
Coy. Prouty that conditional pardon
has been granted to Jed D. Marsh Of
Tunbridge, who was serving four years
sentence il the state prison at Windsor,
having been convicted Of the crime Of
adultery at the June term Of Orange
county court IN 1909. Mr.. Marsh il
III very feeble health and went from
Windsor to the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. d. A. Lackey Of Lancaster Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
AL BILLIARD FAST.
Barre Horse Won Race and Made Best
Time Of Day at Sherbrooke

Page Bros. two well-known horses.
AT Dfiiafd and Alexander Maid pulled in
the first money prizes at the Shefbrooke
fair races yesterday. al Dillard won
the $500 stake race in straight heats in
q field Of six starters The track was
IN a miserable condition, on account Of
rain, making fast time impossible. Al
billiard went the last heat in 2:leA
which was the fastest heat Of the race
and was better time than was made
III the 2.ls class, 2;ls being the best
time in the latter class On Wilkes
took second money in the stake race
Alexander Maid won the 1924 class IN
a field Of eight starters, losing the first
heat and winning the next three. The
best time was 1920.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
pARKsARmsrRoNG.
Barre People Were United IN Marriage
Weanesday Evening.

Mrs A f. Armstrong and Peter Parks.
sf.. were united IN marriage Wednesday
evening At the home of the brides Sis
ter, Mrs. William Aiarr, Of Is Academy
stfet. The ceremony was performed hy
Rev. J. D. Mackenzie, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church Mr. and Mrs.
Parks will reside in the Currier block
Mrs. Parks Is proprietor Of the Paris
Shirt Waist store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
IN HEAVY BONDS.
Two Alleged White sIavers Are Held at
Brockton.

Brockton, Mass, sept. 2.--Papacna M
cola, 30, and james Caecaro, ?, Italians
of Boston, both Of whom have been resi-.
dents Of Brockton in the past, were held
~ 81 400 each in police court yester.
day for hearing Sept. 8, on charges OF
being white slave traiiickers.
Miss Beatrice +. Yanville, %, and Miss
Alice NJ. Chambers, 10, Of l42 Cambridge
street. Boston, were each held in SlOU
on statutory charges.
Hugh +. Mckenzie. 30, alleged mmn-
ager Of the Highland house here, where
the men and girls we're found the po-
lice say, was held in S400 on a charge
Of being an accessory. The cases are the
first outside of Boston under the Massa-
chusetts amended white slave law.
A total Of twenty complaints were
made against the five principals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
NO DECISION
Between aTwinv Sullivan and Paddy La
win at Buffalo.

Buffalo, n. Y. Sept. p Mike Twin
Sullivan 81 Boston and Paddy LAWN Of
Buffalo boxed ten fast rounds here last
night. There was no decision both men
being on their feet at the end Of the
bout. sullivan scored a knockdown near
the end OF the first round. LAWN re-
naming on the mat for count Of eight,
when the gong sounded. Sullivan tried
hard for knockout in the tenth but
failed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
CAR CRASHES INTo BUMPER.
Slippery Rails Cause Accident On Up
per Level at Sullivan Square.

Boston, Sept. Rails made slippery
BY the continued rain caused Tufts
square car to slide along the tracks OF
the upper level al Sullivan square ter
minal against the bumper. Four persons
were hart and score badly shaken up
and frightened.
John y. Regan, AZ years Of age Of
2 Irving place. Medford, and Mrs. John
Mccarthy Of Florence street, someryille,
received injuries to head and body They
were taken to the Relief hospital.
William Fiemming, 40. Of IS Fiorence
street, Somerville, and May Reading. -,
of 25 Mt. Pleasant street. someryillei
we're taken to their homes suffering from
severe shaking up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02

-FOUR PICKETS ARRESTED.
Shoe Strikers Charged at Nashua, N. H.,
with TrespasSng.

Nashua, N IT., Sept. 2-Costas Sal
falnes, James Brown, Garabed NIonta-
Jan and Vahan Akexbabian, two Greeks
md two Arnienians, were arrested last
evening while on picket duty at the
Estrabrook Anderson shoe factory. The
our men are among those who struck
or higher wages at the factory several
lays ago.
They were charged with trespassing
IN Boston & Maine property, as II i
laimed they spent considerable time on
lailroad tracks near the factory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
For the September Election
Next Tuesday
l4l LOSS OVER 1908 LIST
But a Considerable Gain Over the List
Used at the Last Spring Election
More Voters We're Added
Last Night.

The checklist, which viii be used
Tuesday, contains 1879 names. which
shows a net gain Of 0l over the list used
at the March election last spring. There
is loss. however. over the list used at
the September election two years ago
OF l4l, the total then being 2,ll3 That
Is the city's record. The number by
wards compared with two years ago Is
as follows.-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
Chick the Meaal winner.

Manchester. sept Z. i field of nearly
TOO golfers trHdeed over the raln.soakea
links Of the Ekwanok Golf ciiib yes.
terdav IN competition il the qualifying
round for the Equinox cup. When play
was concluded W G. Chick Of Bgaeburn
was found to be the medal winner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
pEATH oF pR. GoEssMAN.
Amherst Professor Leading Authority
on Agricultural Chemistry.

Amherst, Mass. Sept. 2.--After brief
Illness from inirmities due to old age,
Dr. Charles Anthony Goessman, profess
sor emeritus Of chemistry at the Massa-
chusetts agricultural college, honorary
director of the state agricultural expert
ment station and leading authority
on agricultural chemistry, died here yes
terday. Born at Naunburg. Germany,
and educated at the university OF Goet-
tingeu. Dr. Goessman, after serving for
~ me- al assistant professor Of chem
lstry at that university, came to this
country in 1857 In lses, he came to
Amherst. where he served as professor
pf chemistry at the Massachusetts, agri-
cultural college until his retirement in
1907, when he received Carnegie PEN
ZION.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
WAS NOT A CANDIDATE.
Hale X. Darling Comes Back to Yer
mont to Be Told He'd Been Candidate.

mont to Be Told He'd Been Candidate.
Hale x. Darling Of Chelsea arrived in
the city last night TO sit as master in
ehancery in the case of Terrence Me-
Kane against NJ NJ Gordon and Richard
A. Hoar over the matter Of attorney s
fees during the trial Of the case Of Me-
Kane vs.. Marr & Gordon. Previous sit
tines IN the case have been held. Mr.
Darling is just back from a six weeks
visit to his brother, Charles Il. Darling,
IN Boston.
A few weeks ago some Of tie news
papers were saying that Mr.. Darling was
! candidate for speaker Of the next Yer
mont House. but inasmuch as he was
rot even candidate for representative
from bis nome town of Chelsea it was
aardly possible for him to be a eandi.
date for speaker Of the House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
LYNN AssAILANr INSANE.
Fred Stanley, Who Injured Three, Sent
to Danvers Asylum.

Boston. Sept. 2.-Ered Stanley, the
Lynn man who attacked and more Or
less seriously injured three men on Lynn
common "Wednesday while mentally de.
ranged. was yesterday examined and
zrem0uueed lilnnne and viii n sent %
the asylum AZ DanveFs.
In his outbreak Wednesday { required
three men to snbdue Stanley. His Pc
euliar actions have caused him % be
under The surveillance OF the police for
some time. The three men be injured
are George f. Ryan, Dennis Hogan and
Richard n. Love-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02

The last meeting Of the board Of civil
authority for making additions and cor
rections IN the checklist was held last
evening and n names we're added to
the list, an but two Of which were new
voters. Five young men took the free
mans oath; g. i. Norris. George G.
Kent, Arthur Bird, Charles Thompson
and II. G. Simonds The total additions
and corrections made at the three meet
ings Of the board were 1873. The addi-
tions by wards at last nights meeting
were as follows;-
Ward one-George G. Kent. G. A.
Kent, A. H. Page Edward G. Downey,
William L. Harris. Alex NJ. Troup,
Charles Thompson, George Z. Bates lSl,
Ward two--G. r. Norris. William X.
Mackay. y. J. McEnaney, IT. w Quinn
BY, P. j. Corrigan, II. G. Simonds l6l.
Ward three John r. bowers, Arthur
Bird. Andrew Bonett, II. G. Elliott a..
Ward four--P. s. Duffy. Joseph Gelpi,
John Conf l3l.
Ward five-Peter Gordon, W H. More
combe t2j.
Ward six-O. B. Bradshaw, G. NJ.
Coffin, Fred Farrell. E. \. Coffin az.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
After Nearly Accomplishing
Swimming Feat
FROM ENGLAND TORANCE
lied Heaton Was Within bur Miles o.
French Coast When T,Fen Out Of
the wster-He Hd Been
I Swimming % Hours

Dover, England. Sept. 2.-After being
In the water sixtsea hours and being
still four miles from the French shore,
Ted Heaton was today forced to aban-
don his attempt p swim the English
channel. When helNas taken from the
water the swimmsf was completely ex-
hausted. The distance from shore to
shore Is % miles and the feat Of swim
ming IL has eeu accomplished only
once, so far = known, that by Capt.
Webb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
cHELsEA's NEW PRINCIPAL
Is W. H. Carter, MiddIebury College
Graduate.


Chelsea. sept. 2-Most of the schools
in town will begin next Monday, with
the following teachers, whom tae school
board has engaged for the fall term,
with the exception Of the principal and
assistant principal, who have been en-
gagged for the full school years Princi-
pal, w II. Carter Of Vergennes; assist
ant principal, Miss Charlotte Paulsen Of
Berlin Mills, \. H.; grammar grade,
Mrs Zoe T. 0rdway; intermediate grade,
Miss Floretta Ward Of Amherst, Mass.
primary grade. Miss Nora Taylor; No.
5 emery district, Miss Ola Hood; No.
7 ion Randolph roadl. Miss Martina
Moves; No. . gwest HILL. Miss Jessie
+. Davis; No. II Camp districtl, Miss
Grace McAllister OF Washington; No.
10 boyd district, Miss Ruth s. Kel-
logg 81 Amherst. Mass. Mr. Carter,
tie new principal, il a graduate Of Mid
dlebury college and has specialized IN
pedagogys chemistry. physics and agri-
enltme aud comes very highly fecetn-
mended rs the faculty of his alma
mater. lie was prominent in college
athletics and viii undoubtedly lend as
sistanee and enthusiasm 20 the academy
hoys ii their athletic sports. Miss Paul
sen, the assistant principal Is a gradu-
ate Of Boston university, having taken
a four years course Of study IN that
institution. Since taking her degree.
she has served a. principal Of high
school in Wayne, Me-, and comes highly
recommended hy the Wayne school
board, who desired to retain her services
for the coming year. Although Monday
Is holiday. the school board thought
it best to have the schools begin on
that day and take two days recess for
the Tunbridge fair this year, instead
Of one day, 4 has been the custom for
the past several years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
MANS HEAD CUT OFF.
Shocking Railroad Track Accident at
Pittsheld, Mass.

PittsAeId, Mass, sept. @. Denator
Tadio, an employe Of Nj r. Lawton g.
Son, coal dealers, was decapitated in
the coal yards yesterday afternoon.
While cleaning up coal, loaded car
ran him down and threw him across the
!racks, and the wheels passed over his
heck, .severing the head from the body.
The man had been but a short time
b this country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
GIRL ATTACKED
By Man, Who Hit Her Over the Head
Seven Times.

Clinton, Mass Sept 2Katherine 2
Kelley. aged 3s years assistant to post
master Bailey at Lancaster, Mass, II
ii hospital mere, in critical condi-
ton, following murderous assault by
an unknown man. Miss Kelley was
struck seven times over the head. but
put up hard fight, and her assailant
fiead. She is unable to give ) good de-
scription Of him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
Death 81 ! BahY.

The ive-month-old child of Mr.. and
ATrs. Joseph Croteau Of Eerlin n. If,
who are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
eugene Letter on Prospect street died
ast night Of cholera infantum. The fu
leral will be held from St Monica's
church Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
KILLED IN RAILROAD YARD.
Edward LOubier Falls Under Wheels Of
q Locomotive at waterville, Ne.

Taterville. Ne, Sept. Edward
Ioubier. aged %, was almost instantly
killed in the freight yard oF the Maine
Central last night He attempted to
board the tender Of a moving locomotive
and fell below the locomotive which
was going backward. The wheels passed
over his body. He lived only half ar
hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
BARRE HORSE FELL
AT SHELDON RACES
F. A. SIayton, Who Was Driving Ben
Hur, Was Not Injured-Another
Racer Went Down
Also.

sheldon, Sept. 2.-Ten thousand peo-
pie passed the gates Of Franklin county
fair here yesterday and saw splendid
exhibit Of Morgan and track bred horses
and one Of the best cattle shows yet
exhibited in this section. The racing
was, Of course, the principal attraction
and was good enough 70 hold the crowds
till the last heat was trotted. The main
event was the 2;2O class for purse Of
5000, which was won by Edna, owned
BY H. A. Harding Of Barton, in fast
time.
a sensation was furnished in the sec
ond heat Of this race, when, as the half.
mile pole was passed, Ben Hur, owned
and driven by f. A, Slayton Of Barre,
tripped and fell. Mollie O., owned by
j. /. Olivette Of Plattsburg was close be-
hind, and in an attempt TO avoid a mix.
up struck the fence and the sulky and
driver turned complete somersault.
Neither of the drivers Or horses were
injured. and the only damage was the
wrecking Of Olivettes sulky.
4 field Of eight faced starter Pike
in the 2i30 class for a purse Of 5000,
aud while The race was good and fast it
went to Kid Haltoon, owned by James
Duba Of Richfofd, in straight heats.
The summary:
2:so Glass.
Purse 5000
Edna, ?. I. Harding, Barton ] / !
Mollie O., J. !. 0liyette, PIatts-
burg .....,4............... ! 4 4 4
Alican. A. J. Merrill, East Fair
field ..,............,.s.. 2 ? 3 3
Billiken, r. r. Ladd, Boston 3 2
Ben Hur. T. A. Slayton, Barre 5dis
Time, 2.2lh, 2il7ia, 2slS%, 2:l5A
2:so Glass.
Purse 5000.
Kid Haltoon. J. B. Kuba, Richford
Edna L., B. H. Coombs, East Berk
snire .................+..-..., 9 2 2
Starlight. n. Jones. Moretown )
Chehalis. l.. w. Utton. Morrisville 3
Albris. l.. Livingston, South Heor. 4 I
Merry Widow, NJ Gauthier, Farm
The Judge, W. " Phelps, South
Hero . ......... 1877
Piano Boy, Tom Boono, Platts-
burg ...........-,... $
Time, 2:23A 2:22h, 2;l9h.
Three-year-old Class, PAGERS.
Purse $3.50.
Clay Swing. D. McGregor, Alburg | ] /
Hampton Land Oakland, II. Hard
fnr. Barton ....... 2 2 2
ALLEN. W. Mullin, st. Armand 3 3
Time. 2.23h, $3.50, 2:32h
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
FIRE ON FAIR GROUNDS.
But It Was Promptly Quelched at Mid
dlebury Yesterday.

MiddIebmy, Sept 2The thousands
of people who gathered at the fair
grounds Yesterday afternoon were treat
ed to one exhibition which was not on
the program. 1t was fire which start
ed IN the dining hall. A section Of
the Middlebury fire department is kept
on the grounds during the fair, and it
promptly got to work, extinguishing
the flames after damage of 500 had
been done.
After ten automobiles had been driven
over the track during the morning, the
track was placed in such passable con-
dition that the races were run off late
in the day, resulting AZ follows;
$50 Trot
Purse $3.50 mile heats Is in 81.
Roger Axworthy, chs, Gold Bngen
stable, Springfield, Mass. . ] ! |
Marvin w, brm, +. w. Drew, Nor
wood, N. Y. ,.......s..4...s. 2 - 3
Eugene, bg, Edward Harmon,
Reading, Mass .......,..... 8 3 2
The Colonel, chg, J. O, Sahhan,
Port Henry, N. Y. ...... 4 4 4
Time, 2,29A, 22o1s, 2:2o%.
2:4s Stake Pace.
Purse $500
Matte b., bm, John Barolin,
south Burlington .... 81 4 Il
Dick Allen, blkm, i. O. Allen,
Middlebury ,.....s.. ! 8 4 5
Fred kano. blkg. A. B Morton,
Ticonderoga, n. Y. ~ e2 2 2
Lizzie NJ, chm g. W. Chandler,
Burlington ..ss.....s..a. 4 ;
Teddy patehen. chg =. G. Piper,
Middlebury .........s.. 4 8 4dr
Little Babe, bm, ,. J. Leonard,
Orwell .....,...s... 5 6 CDR
Time, 2:2aM, 2.25M, 2:27A, 2:29h