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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
DEPoRrED sEcoND rIMR.
Herbert Walton Tried 70 Enter Country
BY Way Of Canada After ist Failure.

Boston. Sept, III. When lie Allan
line steamship Numidien sailed ffom
Boston yesterday for Glasgow she bad
A. an unwilling passenger Herbert Nel
ton. who was deportcd by lhc local im-
migration authorities for the second
time within few months Walton
arrived the first time on steamer Of
another line IN June II waA determined
that he waa coming "a violation ot slle
contract labor law and therefore hp was
debarred and soen after vas depofted.
Within a few weeks Ne attempted once
more 10 gain admittance to TIE countg,
by way af ths Canadian border Att
sf tFpming TIA Nne rom Mont
ss}cfe hp aTittd by steAner, va was
taken into custody by Boston iinmi
grafton Inspector and brought to Tos-
ton where he was detained pending his
deportation. Walton Is twenty-six
years old and Is machinist. He m.
tended going 70 New Jersey to work in
the pump works there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Eugene Nerney went to Boston last
night on a business trip.
b. Casperelli went 10 New York last
night On a business trip.
Arthur Gladstone went to Burlington
20 day for q visit with friends.
Sehraaf chocolates iust received
fresh todays At Davis, the druggist's
WI r. Lapp Of Chelsea has been spend
ing few days ~ the city on busi-
ness.
Rev. W. J. NJ. Beattie has returned
home, after passing several days in Bur-
lington.
John Nelson returned to-day from a
several days visit with relatives in st.
Johnsbny.
F. A. Drown has sold Buick touring
car to Jones & Nye, the liyerymen, who
win use the machine in connection with
their livery business
IN the list OF flowers printed in yes
terday's issue We're omitted. Cream
roses. Mrs. " J. Adams; pink and white
carnations, ruth and Rachael Robinson
There is a very pretty bon-bon spoon
in every package OF Schraifts Lorraine"
chocolates You viii like it. Get a
package at Davis, the druggists Fresh
to-day
Among the Friday arrivals at the City
hotel We're the following persons: H. @.
Keenant, New York City; i. II. Blodg.
ett, ST. Albans; A. Caeta, Boston; L. j.
Slavin, w. J. Williams, New York City.
Open-air service Sunday afternoon at
9 o'clock on the common. Rev j. w.
Barnett speak; subject, "Paid In
Full Before the meeting at $50 the
young people viii meet III the Baptist
church to rehearse the songs
G. II Smith, auctionecr, with the b. |
a. Perry Real Estate agency, made
record breaking sale OF cows Yesterday
Tor G. G. Abbott Of Plainield at the
Harry Blanchard farm in South Barre
20 cows averaging SOILS per head, one 7
selling for $93. one fof S02 aud the low (
est price S4750 Mr.. Smith is selling 4
the Bailey farm personal property to.
day
The opening bali in the new hall in
North Montpelier last evening proved a
great success. There were 1870 couples
present Bruees orchestra of seven
lieees furnished excellent music for the
occasion. Mrs G. n Benedict Of this
,ity was the caterer for the supper.
which was served during the evening
rhe.dance was concluded at $3.50 o'clock
his morning
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis we're
is follows s. j. Rice. Utica. N. Y.;8.
r. J Stevens, Buffalo, n Y; Miss Lou
'aulette, VIM Grass. Boston B. i. st.
lair. Plymouth, N HI L. +. Manning,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Q. Stevens.
'helsea, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Long Dud.
ey Arthur Il. Hardgrave, Marion De
'race. Elsie Halton, Edna Smith, II. q.
'arke, Beverly company; j. ]. Kerr
vin. Worcester, Mass; Harvey Griffin,
soston; Mrs. j D. Lane, Boston; Will /
lam Patterson. Manitoba; D. A. Farm.
am, Buffalo, M Y.; George Spaulding.
baltimore, Md.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Henry Canning, Who Was Killed in Sa-
lem, Mass, Yesterday.

Henry Canning. who was killed in
Salem, Mass, yesterday BY electricity.
was well known in this section. He
worked for several years ia the Ryle &
Mccormick sheds AZ Montpelier. He has
three sisters ia Barre, Mrs + J.. Glad
ding, Mrs. g. a. Lucia aud Miss Mary
Canning lie was not a married man.
as stated in Yesterdays dispatch to The
Times His age was p years
@. A. Lloia and Miss Mary Canning
went to Salem last night 10 bring the
body TO Montpelier, where il is expected
the funeral viii be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at from the residence OF James
Canning on Vine street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Charles w Thompson, who was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by chief Sim
clair, pleaded guilty TO a subsequent Of
ieDse Of intoxication III city court this
morning and was sentences 70 the coun-
ty jail for 80 days and 10 pay costs
Of T74. The execution OF the sentence
was then suspended by Judge Scott, and
Thompson was placed on probation for
o year.
The case Of state ". pia Fasola. in.
toxicating liquor which was set for
hearing IN court to-day, was continued
until next Saturday az the request Of
the grand juror. N. a. Gordon, attorney
Tor the respondent, vigorously objected
20 the case being continued again. a. his
client was anxious TO have the case
disposed Of, because she was all ready
TO be married, having but recently come
TO Barre from Italy for the purpose Of
marrying.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
who win Claim Them?

Letter uncalled for at the Barre post
Office for the week ending September
Is were as follows:-
Men. Leonidas Boissonneau, NJ Z,
Brown, Israel Bonnet, Pietro DeWAmico,
Alex. Findlay, Dr. Geo. "a, Eosh, S. ri.
Forsyth Mark Corham. VIM. Hepburn,
Frank b. Houghton, Stephen Hurnon.
John f. jackson, Alex Morrison, John
A. Nilsson, Joseph Perolini, Rinaldo Po-
letti, Ross Francesca, Cypnm Shorey,
James B. Smith, Paul Starkey, J. b.
Swafiord, Adrain TAYLOR, Walter +. I'm
derhill.
Women.--Mrs. Kate T. Hurtt, Miss
Eva Hebert, Mrs. Lizzie Lafonintin, Mrs
stephen Lascor Mrs. Geo Smith, En-
lynn A. Windore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
ST. JoHNgBURY.

Sam Richardson Of Barnet has entered
the law firm Of Howe & Hovey. III
completed his course in law school al
Harvard last June.
Charles Simanton accompanied his son
TO Hanover. \. H., today where the
latter will begin four years course
at Dartmouth college.
Harold French, who has been in with
typhoid fever, is now convaleseing rap
idly and viii return to his labors at
the Fairbanks office next week
Donald Emery Of Newport, st. J. 10
called on friends in town on his way
70 Boston where he will pursue a course
In art at the Museum Art school.
Miss Orris Humphrey, former stem.
ographer for the firm Of Dunnett & Slack,
IS spending a few days with friends
here previous to going to Boston where
she expects to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w. Thayer are about
to visit his parents for couple weeks
hi Warren, N. Fl. Mrs. Thayer left
last week To visit her sister and will
Join her husband tomorrow.
Mrs Walter Husband and son, Rich
trd, who have been spending the sum-
mer here. returned to their home in
Washington, D G., yesterday They
we're accompanied as far as New York
by Berton I Staples.
G. A. Palmer, former secretary Of the
local Y. M G. A., is making 4 short
visit with friends in town prior to his
leave for Springfield Training school
where he will pursue an advanced course
Of study
Mr. and Mrs. George IT. Stearns left
Today for two weeks trip to Atlanta.
Ga., whittier Mr.. Stearns has been sent
ts sovereign grand representative from
Vermont to The Sovereign Grand Council
Of the Odd Fellows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
PROBATION FOR MCCULLOUGH.
Former Boston Common Council Presi-
dent Will Be Released on Thursday.

Boston. Sept l7.-Leo +. Mccullough
is through with politics forever and on
his release from the Deer island house
Of correction, next Thursday, will de-
vote himself TO bard work and begin
life anew. Mccullough viii be released
ON probation He was sentenced for
two years and has been allowed con
siderable time off for good behavior.
Mccullough was one Of the two city
officials sent to Deer island as a result
of investigations by the finance com.
mission He was convicted of obtain
ing 5000 for the purchase OF law books
for the office Of president OF the com.
mon council and using the money for
other puposes. An attorney was con-
yicted at the same time for presenting
q bill to the city auditors office for
complete set Of the Massachusetts, re-
ports, which tho finance commission con.
tended was not purchased.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
DIDN'T ROB THE JUDGE.
Two Men Were Acquitted In Rutland
County Court.

Rutland Sept. II In Rutland coun-
ty court yesterday afternoon james J..
German and Joseph German Of Troy,
n Y, were acquitted Of the charge Of
stealing about $3.50 from tile pocket Of
Assistant Judge Horace II. Redheld Of
Hubbardton while he was attending the
Fair Haven fair on September 9, 1909,
The jury was out only twenty-five min.
utes.
AT the conclusion Of the evidence the
defendants attorney Ind asked the
court to dismiss the indictment on tile
ground that the state had not intro
duced any evidence To establish the
claim, but Judge Butler. who il pre-
siding over the term, decided to let
the Jury decide the case.
The principal witnesses heard yester-
day were The two respondents. They
taimed that clio o'clock on the even
ing Of September 0, 1909, the hour that
Judge Redfeld said that they were be-
side him on the running board Of
trolley car ready to start from Fair
Haven, they were at Green's hall in Fair
7aven packing fortune wheel which
they had intended to use at the fair
but could not secure space for.
They declared that they never saw
Judge Rediield until they came to Rut-
land last winter when county court was
in session. The point was brought out
by Attorney Powers that when the
heard Of the charge against
thcn they came to this city and gave
up without any requisition
papers. They claimed that they did
not leave Fair Haven on the night of
September until the 10 o'clock car.
Judge Redfield had previously tes-
lifted that as he boarded trolley ear
II Fair Haven to come home on the
$40 O'Clock ear on the evening of
september . one Of the respondents
stood Oh the running board on either
side of him; that he was greatly
estled IN the crowd and that the
respondents took hold Of his arms as
le reached up to secure hold of
trap. Before the car started they
eft, according to the judges testi-
nony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
WHAT cHArLER GAVE 10 BRIDE.
Farm and City Property, Subject to
Mortgages, According to Deed Filed.

New York, Sept, l7.-The prennp-
tial agreement between Nine. Lima Cav.
alieri. the opera singer, aud Robert
I Winthrop Chanler, the terms of which
have been the subject OF SO many dl.
vergent reports Of disagrecments be-
tween the scion Of the old Ast0r FAM
ily and the Italian diva, was filed In
the registers Office yesterday by eoun-
sci for the singer.
The agreement was made on the last
day Of May Of this year in Paris be-
tween Mr.. Chanler and the singer, whose
first name Is given as Natalina, and
states that whereas a marriage was
about to be solemnized between the two
and that doubts might arise as 70 their
mutual property rights. il was agreed
that the property OF each OF them, both
present and future, should remain the
separate property. and under the sole
control Of each of them.
The agreement then recites that in
consideration Of the said intended mar.
riage and Of the sum Of 81 Mr.. Chanler
gives to Nine. Cavaleri "all those three
farms known respectively as Cole farm,
Chowell and Benna farm in Red Hook,
\. v. approximately $50 acres and
subject TO mortgage Of S000,000."
The agreement further provides
that Mr. Chanler turn over to Mime.
Cayalieri the land and buildings in
New York city situated in several
parts Of the city, comprising in all 80
pieces Of property, and concludes,
end all other realty forming part 81
thc share Of the above named Robert
Winthrop Chanler Of and in the es-
tate Of late Mrs Laura Delano, sub.
jcct 70 mortagage Of Sl40O00p
The agreement provides further that
Mr.. Chauler agrees 70 pay the yearly
sum Of $4,000 TO Mime. Cavalieri during
her life by four quarterly instalments
cf $1,000 a quarter the first OF which
shall be paid within 80 days from the
To secure the payment of the $4,000
yearly, Mr.. Chanler in the agreement
gave his bride power 10 collect the
amounts due if otherwise unpaid By
him out Of the money coming to him
from the income Of the Chanler etate
trust fund; or il this money should /
prove insufficient. similar power was
given to her to collect the balance from
the income he receives through the New
York Life Insurance and Trust company |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
MORE TRADE WITH PHILIPPINES.
New Tariff Law Results in an Increase
Of 81 Per Cent.

Washington, Sept. l7.--Trade between
the United States and the Philippine
islands increased s4 per cent during The
first years operation Of the new tariff
law, according TO department Of com
merce and labor statistics The new tar
IL law provides for the free interchange
OF merchandise between those islands
and the United States. On July 81 last,
the law had been IN effect one year.
The total imports from the islands Ia
that year were Sl2,0l7,372, an increase
Of about 80 per cent over the preceding
year Total exports 10 the islands were
$l3#17,NT1. an increase NJ about 70 per
telit tlhcf among the 3nipofts wefe
sugar, manila hemp. cigars and cigar
eties, copra and tlhres. Sugar increased
from Sl,o00.0o0 in 1909 10 S5,0O0,000 III
1910 The principal exports to the is-
lands were iron and steel manufactures.
cotton cloths. -four, boots. shoes, explo-
sives, meat and dairy products.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

The Mount Mansfield section Of the
Green Mountain club il getting busy
and held its meeting at Burlington
Wednesday, when committees were ap.
pointed and arrangements made for a
general meeting Of the section later to
discuss plans for an excursion to the
top Of Mount Mansfield. Steps have
already been taken to build trail
from the summit Of Mount Mansfield
TO Bolton mountain this fall. This
vii be extended to Camel's Hump OF
tlse south and through Smaggler's
Notch to Sterling mountain on the mort
early next summer. making a link il
the train Of trails planned by the stat
organization to reach from the Canad
line over the Green mountains to Mas
sachusetts line
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
PARTY ON Goth BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Melissa Bates Of Bennington Had
One Yesterday.

Bennington, Sept. II Mrs. Melissa
Bates, Bennington's oldest living resi-
dent, yesterday afternoon observed her
Goth birthday anniversary by giving an
informal reception to eighteen OF her
women friends at the home Of her son,
Edward L. Bates, on Silver street. She
il a native Of Andover, n f., and came
to Bennington in 1926 She retains ev-
cry faculty and IS familiary figure in
the business section of the village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

wATERL00'S GREAT GAIN.
Small Iowa City Shows an Increase Of
1872 Per. Cent in Population over 1900.

Washington, Sept. H. The popula-
tion Of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, is 67,i05, an
increase Of 1884, or 29.7 per cent, az
compared with 5l,72l III 1900.
The population Of Coviugton, KY, is
53,27O, an increase Of 1882, or 24.l per
cent, as compared with 42,93s in 1900.
Kenton county, KY, in which Coving-
ton is located, has a population Of TO-
355, rs compared with 1881 in 1900.
The population of Racine, Wis, is
3S,002, an increase of 5000, or 30.6 per
cent, as compared with 29l02 in 1900.
The population Of Waterloo, Ia, is
2d,693, an increase Of l4.ll3, or 1922
per cent, as compared with 1850 in
1000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
BETTER PUTTING WON.
For Wood and Fownes In Amateur Golf
Championship

Brookline, Mass, Sept. l7.--The mid
west will meet the western edge Of the
east for the amateur golf championship
Of the country at the country club to-
day for the winners in the semi final
round yesterday were Warren X. Wood
Of the Homewood club of Chicago and
William G. Fownes, ir., Of the Oak
mount country club, Pittsburg. The
losers, both Of whom went down on
the home green, were Walter R. Tuck.
erman Of the stoeEbridge Mass Golf
club, and Charles Evans, jr., Of the Edge.
water Golf club Of Chicago. Wood from
Tuckerman BY two up and Fownes from
Evans, by one up.
The putter settled the matches yes
terday. Wood ran down half dozen
puts Of more than 10 feet, while Fownes
stability in that important department
and Evans failure won tile other match
Both the winners used the putting
cleek.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
THE MYSTERIOUS FIRES.
In Town Of Middlebury, Causing Sus-
pieIon Of Flre-hug.

MiddIebury Sept II. Two large
barns owned BY Arthur \ Brown and
located in the east part Of tie town
were burned to the ground with Their
contents Wednesday night The Gre
was discovered at about 1890 o'clock
There is little if any doubt that the fire
was Of ineendiary origin. Two other
barns have been destroyed by FIRE in
that immediate vicinity this season. Be.
sides his buildings, Mr. Brown lost 95
tons Of hay. some farming tools and a
large touring automobile Mr.. Brown
places his loss at $1,000 and bad various
insurance policies. aggregating about
$500 OF 5000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

Essex Resident Was Born in Jericho 70
Years Ago.

Essex Junction, Sept. l7.calvin NJ
Rouse died early yesterday morning at
his home. about mile from this village
on the North Williston road. after a
brief illness Of Indigestion and heart
trouble. He was Ia the village Wcdnes.
day. Mr.. Rouse was born 81 JERICHO 10
years ago and had resided on the same
farm IN this village for about 50 years.
Mrs. Rouse died seven years ago. since
which Mr. Rouse's cousin. Hoyt Cham
bers, has resided with him. Ills only
near relative is sister, Mrs. Clark Or
Chicago. The arrangements for the ia.
neral are not completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
As Only Remedy to Stop
Smuggling in New York
BY A DEPUTY SURVEYOR
Fines and Forfeiture Of Goods Declared
70 Be No Deterrent Of the ofenses.
Loeb Is Said to Be Preparing
to Save Wealthy.

New York. Sept. i7.-smuggling by
the very rich and socially prominent
viii never be stopped in New York until
some shining lights are given prison
sentences, Is the opinion Of Deputy Sur-
veyor Smytb. before whom most Of
those caught smuggling are taken.
Fines and forfeiture Of goods is no de-
ttrrent, he says. Collector Loeb is pre-
pairing to save the wealthy who are
given prison sentences If convicted, il
II said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
Oklahoma Nan walks $500 Miles.

OIsIaAema eitg, sept IL George
Palmer Thursday reached home after
walk Of s5O0 miles He started from
here the first of last December, walked
10 San Francisco, thence to New York,
and thence home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
GOES TO COLLEGE AT 50.
Aged Woman Likes to Acquire All the
knowledge She Can.

Columbus, O., Sept. i7-Mrs. A. D.
Winship, aged SO. registered today as
a student IN the Ohio State university.
Mrs Winship will take an optional
course and says she is going to college
simply because she likes 10 acquire al
the knowledge she can.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
STRIKING LAsrERs ENJoINED.
Forbidden to Intimidate Other En-
ployees in Nashua, N. II.

Nashua, n. IL, Sept. IT.. An iniunc-
tion was granted yesterday restraining
forty striking lasters Of the Estabrook
Anderson Shoe company from intimi-
lating any Of the other employees By
Judge Il n. Wallace in the superior
curt. Conditions at the factory are
rapidly assuming normal proportions
md most Of the positions Of the strilx-
rs have been filled The company EN-
lIoys about 1900 hands aud because Of
Tie strike about half Of that number
we're laid of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
GORDON LED FIELD.
of Senatorial Candidates in Washington
County.

NJ. E. Smile, clerk Of Washington
county, yesterday canvassed the vote
cast for county senators Mt the Septem-
ber election and declared by certificate
that John WI Gordon Of Barre, Horace
VI Lyford Of Warren and Harry Dan
iels of East Montpelier were duly elect
eli as senators Mr. Gordon had 1899
votes Judge Lyford 3,346, and Afr. Dan
iels 2,937. A. i. Hewitt Of Berlin. Dem
ocratic candidate. was Mr. Daniels near.
est competitor, he having 1924 votes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
AGED coBBLER DEAD.
Andrew Trombly Of Brandon Was %
Years Old.

Brandon. Sept II. Andrew Tromblv
died AZ his home on Champlain street
Friday morning at the advanced age
Of "a years Mr. Trombly was cob
bier BY trade and for number Of wears
had a shop on Conaut square He has
been in poor health for some time. but
attended to the duties about his home
as usual yesterday morning. Besides a
wife, he is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Slason Of Sudbury, and
enc son, Abram, Of Brandon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
BIG EXPENDITURE.
Contemplated BY France To Make River
Seine Flood Proof.

Paris Sept. IT, France contemplates
expeniing s50.000,00o to make the river
Seine flood.proof. The commission
recommending the appropriation, has
left to study the river from Paris TO
Rouen. Il considers deepening the river
and constructing locks and bridges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

DR. II. D. Holton Of Brattleboro.
secretary Of the state board OF health,
reports that the state Of health about
the state Is generally good. There are
a few cases Of typhoid fever and six.
teen cases Of infantie paralysis have
been reported to his office. Only death
from IL has occurred The cases have
not been confined to any particular part
Of the state The state board intends
70 make another tour Of the state with
the tuberculosis exhibit early in the
winter, the itinerary including many Of
the smaller towns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17

A son, Paul Francis was born Sep.
tember s to Mr. and Mrs. Leon johnson
OF Granite avenue.
Joseph Wilson has gone to WiIhston
Mass, to take a years course, prepara-
tory to entering Yale college.
R. w. Bundy, who has been here a
week, the guest OF his brother, B. G.
Bundy returned to Nashua, Friday.
The tannery building is progressing
rapidly, and it is understood that the
contract calls for its completion in about
4 month.
Miss Genie Wilson has closed a visit
Of q week with her mother, Mrs. j. j.
Wilson, and returned to Boston, where
she has a position as secretary to a
physician
Two Of the oldest Inhabitants in town
have died recently. Elisha Davis. aged
~, Sept. 9, Mr.. Davis was born and
always lived III Bethel, and was the
son Of Nathan and Catherine Clark
Davis. His funeral services were held
September II, and interment was ia
Fairview cemetery Myron w Edson
died September II at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Cali, in Bethel
giead. Mr. Edison WAS born in Brook
deld, March %, 1884. the son of Salmon
md Mary tWhitel Edison Funeral serv-
ices were held September 10. and in
terment was in the Bethel Gilead oeme-
terry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
TO END PASTORATE.
Rev. Lewis Dexter IS TO Go To Wolf
boro. N. H. 70 Preach.

West Topsham Sept. II. Lewis Dex.
ter, having accepted call from the
Free Baptist church II Wolfboro. n. H.,
70 commence his iabors there the first
oi October win close pleasant pastor
ate Of nearly six years with the West
Topsham and East Orange churches on
Sunday, September 25. preaching in
West Topsham at I045 a. N. and in
East Orange st ?. m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-17
NEW MARK FOR PAGERS.
Minor Heir Does the Mile in 1.ss IL
With Runner.

Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. l7.-Mnor
Heir, son Of Heir-at-Law, again broke
the worlds record for paced mile
yesterday at the state fair grounds, 90
ing the distance in l.5S IL. The for.
iner record was 100, which Minor Heir
himself set IN a race here last Monday.
Yesterday, driven BY TTersey and paced
by a runner, he covered the quarters in
order as follows; 20 3-4, 20 3-4, 20, 30.