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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
Niecklenburr County.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
BOYDTON, VA. Nov. 7.-On ac-
count of there being no contest In
the county a Very light vote was
polled in the election to-day. about
500 votes being cast.
The following nominees OF the
Democratic primary were elected
without opposition:
w. d, Blanks. State senator. from
the Twenty-firth senatorial district,
composed OF Mecklenburg and Bruns-
wick. counties; r. b. Roberts, House
OF Delegates; G. r. Baskerville, Com
monwealth's attorney: HI. r. IIutche-
son. county clerk: II. n. Beales. coun-
ty treasurer; ". r. Beates, sheriff:
Fl. f. Coleman, commissioner of the
revenue District No. /; J. &. Mont
gomery, commissioner Of the revenue
District No. 2. Six OF the old men,
bers of the board OF supervisors were
reelected, the new MEMBERS elect
ed being Colonel J. c. Goode. for
Boydton district, and b. B. Smith.
for Lacrosse district. the old menu
bers Of the board for these districts
not being candidates for reelection.
There We're no contests for district
officers In any district Of the county
except for constable OF Clarksville
district. the nominee winning out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08
Loudoun County.

Especial to The Richmond Virsiuian.i
LEEsBURG, VA. Nov. THE
election In Loudoun county was with
out much interest, there being no Re-
publican candidates. Not more than
1900 votes were cast, though 1t Is
impossible to hear from all precincts.
Keith b. Wise was elected member OF
the House OF Delegated. and John o..
Daniel, N toater. w. b. Hempstone
was elected county clerk; John l..
GILL; county treasurer: Cecil Common.
Commemorative attorney: Thomas
w. Edwards. sheriff; N. n. Whit
more. supervisor. For commission
ers Of revenue: I.eesburg district.
Joseph e. Wright: Lovettsville dis
trict, q. Hampton v!rts: Mt. Gilead
district. w. r. Newton: Jefferson dis
trtct. J. T. Marshall: Broad Run dis
trict. f.. w. Pregrovss. For commits
sioner of roads. Joseph H. shroy: for
justices Of the peace. A. NJ. Chiches-
ter. Jr.. I. f. Mason and J. r. II.
Alexander: overseer Of poor. Franz,
Daley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

The following table shows the COM
plete vote Of the city by precincts
and wards:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
MARINE REPORT.
~ Merchants RirhsnGs.

April 10, 1911.
Port ownsend-Arfivcd April ne,
schr. Repeat, from Hcnolulu.
San rancisco-Arrived April rs. s.
3. Nippon Maru, hence April Z.
San Fmncisco-Arrived April I2, u.
8. a. r. Crook. hence April T.
Redondo Arrived April 10, schr.
Mindora. from HIilo.
San FranciscO-Arrived APRIL 10, s.
s. Hyades, from Kahului.
San Franeisco--lSailod April 10, ship
w p Frye, for Honolulu.
Hilo-Sailed April 10, s. s. Mis-
sourian, for Salina Cruz.
San Francisco-April Is, sailed s. s.
Enterprise, for Hilo.
Midway 1sland-April 10. arrived
schr. Flaurenee Ward, from Honolulu.
Sunday, April 10.
San Franeisco-Arrived, April 10, s.
s. Senator, hence April s.
Seattle-Arrived April 16, U. S. A.
T. Dix, hence April g.
Seattle-Sailed, April 16, Am. s. s.
Alaskan, for Honolulu.
Port LudlOw-Arrived, April 16, bkt.
Mary T.. Winkelman, hence March 90.
Grays Harbor-Arrived, April 10,
Am. schr. A. NJ. Baxter, from Port
Allen March %.
April II, 1911.
San FraneiscO-Arrived, April 10, s.
S. Arizonan, from Saina Cruz. Sailed,
April 10, S. S. Enterprise, for Hilo. Ar
rived, April 16, S, S. Senator, hence
April.
Seattle-Arrived, April 10, S. s. Dix,
hence April 6. Sailed, April 16, s. s.
Alaskan, for Honolulu.
Port Allen-Arrived, April II, Sch.
A. NJ. Baxter, from Port Allen.
Port Ludlow--Arrived, April Ia
Bktn. NJ. E. Winkelman, hence March
81.
Salina Cruz-Arrived, April AS. S.
Mexican, from Hlo, March 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

Love. Mrs KinFtbury, o. q white. n.
y. Esera. y. r. Ezcra, a. Mussman and
y. bighifooi.
Per sir. Kihau, from Kauai April
li6-Mrt. Wilmington Miss Whiting
ton. i. N. Booth, Mrs Booth, r. 3
4 scudder, A. Lindsay, Mrs. Claudia, Mrs
Hookano, NJ. J. Carvalho, Henry Nyc
Mrs. r. X. Flint, w. n. Patten, y
Boyer, 7. X. Hart, Mrs. Ayau, Mrs. 7,
Damon, g. II. Wilcox. +. n. w. Broad
bent, A. p. Khndscn, Mrs. Knudseni
Miss Ruth Knudsen, Roy Bippincott
J. X. Cockctt, W. l.. Osborne, Doctor
Glnisyer, O. Makoe, Mrs. Al Shin and
two children, +. l.. King, Mrs. King
Mrs. Fitzgerald, A. s. Prescott Miss
M. Andemann, II. Andemann, s. X.
Kaeo, Chung Hook, Kwong Hong, Yung
Chong, Jan Fook, Pong Ho, Tom Ku,
Chang Chip, New Chan.
Per str. Mikahala, from Alolokai,
April 10. - Chas. Barron, II. Glade. +. l..
Hadley, A. c. Belts, Mrs. Texiera, d.
Quill, J. L. Flemming, T. Imeda, Goo
Man Hoy, A. II. Ford, Mrs. A. II. b.
Judd, Miss Judd, d. McCorristou, o.
MeCorriston, Rev. J. D. 1aea.
Departed. ~
Per str. Claudine, or Maui and Ha-
wall, April Al. Tobriner, i. A. Say.
Tor, A. Garner, p. J.. Hobby, Mrs. 6. ID.
lSchrader, i. Coll, w. f. Waity, w. K.
Allan, f. Wright, Miss Jones, Z. w.
Holmes, A. Hamburg, Mrs. Hosmer, +.
d. Chandler, II. NJ. Gittel, NJ Asue,
.C. w. Ashford, W. Haia, Sherwood, j.
Perrera, Mrs. +. Hauhio, C. Hubert.
Per str. Mauna Loa, for Kona and
Kau, April 14.-E. Eyre, X Henrie,
Mrs. G. Dahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Kola, Miss
Kola, James CRUDE, f. Conant, Miss j.
II. Woods, H. Glade, Miss Greenwell,
Mrs. Maydwell, Doctor and Mrs. Good.
hue, Mr.. and Miss Jarrett, Mrs. j. A.
Magoon, Miss Magoon, Mrs. Kepelino,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Matthewman, A.
Reimann and F. d. Chandler.
Per p. NJ. S. S. Siberia, for San Fran.
csico. April l4.-Sir Graham Hammond
Graeme, Princess Kawananalkoa, Gen.
A. s. Hartwell, Miss Hartwell, A. NJ.
McBryde, E. H. Wodehouse. Mrs. c..
Pierce and daughter, j. T. Smith, wife
and child, j. r. Gait, David Rice and
wife, ]. +. C. Hagens and wife, Miss
Kealoha, Japanese maid, w. e. Shaw
and wife, r. G. Powers and wife, Miss
Mary Pearson, Mrs. Give Davies,
Theo. Wolff, Mrs. j. b. Reilly, G. w.
Folsom, Miss Folsom, A. T. Conner, wife
and child, Mrs. H. Plummer, Theo
Wares and wife,. R. G. Falk, NJ. L. Nc
Donald Jr. and wife, Mrs. Piercon and
two children, G. N. Wilcox, K. s. ii
and wife, G. w. Shearer and wife j..
v. Parker, P. v. Lemaitre, Miss Will
bright, Andrew Macy, G.. R. Hughes
and wife, Miss C. E. Livingston, G. B.
Mclean, c. A. Mclean and wife, A.
T, Fowler, o. G. Taylor, Al j. Ogle,
Miss Almy, Master Andrewso Miss
Hilda G. Watkins, Fredk. Reg niger,
w. Dorm, R. Fernald, R. Buchhoitz,
Lawson, Mr.. Colbey, Mr.. LogwoOd.
Mrs. Mary L. Baker, Roy. Skaug, Mr..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

himself With Nssoo and asks mi
che sane may be- examined on
approved. and that final ord
may be made Of distribution Of n
property remaining Ia his hands 10 n
persons thereto entitled. and dischnr
ing him aud bic surctics from I
futher responsibility a. such AdmlI
istmtor.
iT Is ORDERED, that wednesdaI
Che 18th day of MAY A. d. 1911,
ten O'Clock A. NJ, before the Judge
said Court az the Court Room Of sal
court at Kailua. Island Of Hawaii l
and the same hereby is appointed as u
time and place for hearing said Pei
tion and Accounts, and that all ne
sons interested may then and there a
pear and show cause, II any they hav
why the same SHOULD not be granite
and may present evidence as to wi
are entitled to the SAID property.
Dated at Kailla, Hawaii, this q
day of April, 1911.
BY the Court,
JAMES AKO, Clerk.
S5SS.-April IL, is, 25, May 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
AMENDMENT MODIFIES
MAUI COUNTY PLANS

The plan TO change the government
of the county of Maui was modified in
the house at third reading, before the
bill went TO the senate, where it is now
repOslng. Instead OF the four years
term Of the supervisors, as FIRST pro
posed, and over which tight was made
in the house, OF providing for their
election at large, the term was reduced
TO two years and they will still be
elected by distri eis, ali except the
chairman, who il b be eleete6 Il large
and receive a salary sf $1,000 a year
Following is the asae4dment with
which the senate 10 % Wpesle:
AZ the next S01nty electi0n and
thereafter at eaeh slaetna, four Of such
officers shall, be elseted as msmbers
only, while the 6fth shall BE elected
80 chairman and exeo1tiye Officer Of
said board and ALI shall held ofiee for
she term Of two yeaFa.
Representative KAlnnei, who has
bean spoken Of ~ the "uayor Of
Maui" denies thai be 10 seeking TO
create this 0aisr u ehAgman Of the
board of sapsrgieers To- selfish seasons
he asserts taaf 4 i for the best later
asts VI the eounty that thsTe should be
agwf IfnpQHaiaAs Aese - tAr buaf4,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
Honolulu
NO gUNENT WORKS,
LIAEETKD.
successors 70 shaw q Seville.

We are the only practical firm in the
Islands today, strictly in the monument
business We do all our work with
pneumatic tools driven by compressed
air, and the saving in the cost Of labor,
We give 30 enr customers in the reduced
price Of the MOnumenfs, sold. We give
any class of lettering, v sunk or raised,
but recommend raised letters as more
artistic. We arc Importers Of AMER
ICAN and SCOTCH marble and gran.
lite. We sen at San Francisco prices,
and as further indueement to pur-
chase frsm us, We win give the full
name, beautifully carved in raised let.
tiers, IN panel work, with frosted back
ground, absolutely free
We win erect the work in any eeme
terry in Honolulu, without further cost
70 the purchaser, or pay freight to any
of the other island ports of call. We
aim to please
For further particulars, please call ct
write TO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
TIRED, DESPONDENT,
COMMITS SUICIDE

Tired, weak and Respondent was the
excuse given by Charles A. Bushnell,
brother of the crack pitcher of the st.
Louis baseball team, for committing
suicide at his home on Spencer street
yesterday morning, He left several
letters behind, all Of the, SANG tenor.
Bushnell shot himself with, revolt
yer, but, curiously enough, no one
seemed to have heard the reports, and
it was only by accident that the
tragedy was discovered. According to
reports he had been suffering for some
time from consumption and the fact
was preying on his mind. He retired to
his room between nine and ten % clock
Sunday night and shortly afterwards
his mother heard noise as though a
door had slammed Passing his room
Later on, she saw that the mosquito
door was closed and the bar down and
that everything seemed all right.
! Yesterday morning, however, she no.
tieed that the door was still closed.
She knocked but got no response and
then became alarmed. Entering the
room through another door she made
the CHASTITY discovery and found the
body lying with the face in pool of
blood. The letters and postcards were
found on table close by.
Years of Suffering.
"'Dear Folks,' he wrote to his peo-
pie, Z" / am going to kill myself, as after
all these years of suffering l am tired
weak and respondent and am going
to find place to rest where ] will be
better Off, no doubt, and out Of misery
and suffering. 1 forgive all and hope
the same of you. Forgive me for this
act and pray il 's'for the best, Goodby
all. Chas. A. Bushnell -
"P. S-Give my skins and horns to
Jennie, as ! gave them to her before
think Jennie ought to be here, too, as
she could take my place, which ] sin
cerely hope she is welcome as l was
Goodby. Give this letter to Jennie to-
night, Bury me in my black suit OF
clothes
Farewell Postcards.
Several postcards, fully addressed
but not stamped, also bore shot mes
sages 10 his friends. 70 +. NJ. Viyeiroi
of Hilo he wrote: "My last words are
am tired of this life of sickness an(
I am going 10 end all. Goodby forever
hope you are both well and don 7
worry over me. / am better of
Charlie. Across the other side of thl
card was "Goodby. God bless 20;
both. -
"Dear Lou aud Ben; GOodby Tor
eyer,n we're the words on the card left
for Mrs, Is. Hollinger. To IL. bushnell
be wrotes "Dear brother and sister
Roodby forever, Tired, sick werk ant
Respondent Is the cause Of All this
Chas ("
A letter written 10 Mrs J. Mcguire
bis sister, has not been opened,
Yolng Bushnell Was about twe'ty
four years Of age aud reeently had beeI
tried oni on the rapid irhnait linz
foF the position ~ sondnr'or Thu
rules ~ The company 40 act allow !
ransnmpiife % be employed kaoel
edge ~ the fnci that he would f0oI
have 40 he aaamlnod b. che rlmpany z
/ phfaf'tn, 40 doubt eaafad hlm % b
aeen0ndpui
faa funaTal q ~ taha plnfa iAls ~
iafna0n ni fhlff 0'fipff from MI ilanf
enaeipk'ng pallop.
rfH
rae cable afhnprel flaNlfHss Mafi
HuRed 81 HiaeaY from hnolH4 N
foiaia1N ustieF lba irl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tn
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TE
RIToRY OF HAWAII.
AT CHAMBERS. IN PRoBATEl


IN tNe Matter OF tine Estate
Elizabeth Grace Caweron Diseased
On Reading and Filing the peiiii
Of !. o. Young. OF the Citg and oourl
Of Honolulu. Territory OF Hawai-
la" that elizabeth Grace camerd
Of ~ kawell. Island ana County Of
Of, Territory Of Hawaii. died inte
~ Wiamea said Island and County
Kauai. on or about the 9th day
February, 1911. leaving property
The Territory nf Hawai- neefssaFy
be- administered npon, nrd praying m
Letters 90 AaniniffrQiinn Issue 20 b
" ls ORnRDlsD ihai Rainfdgv. 4
fih dan AZ Nay 1871 ai ten o'flfl
A. ~. D anl harehr Il annoln,ol
hpnllna q iilga n lAi lanu "a
~ ilis anff IA iihnf Kauai nf0fesal
ai vhleh time aHa Ffyf 80 peftonr
e'nea mer Hnnelf and fiHH fanse
RnY iNff hsff Nhg hsil rnlil
fheHd ~ gpni a.
llaie3 tHn Nlns Aml n III
Byte lAniif
flulir D. HioF
n0tNEH efANLFN + 0fk|
itfHf a NHila
Bon hrNh ~,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

~ 4HE CIRCUIT CDBng az gnA
Third CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII
ln - Maiief Of 90 Elfats of Maria
hsassins ~ kau isWsu pe
ceaaad
40 Feeding "a Fnus fhr f4lllaa
500 Aftolpif ~ = Nalra KMaaHnasa.
fdWialsiftlng II ihf sfiaia "A Merle
NHHeHHl a.fnHai HAflfIH ~ aaiH
% m al'offa fi4aa 80 u eheifff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tn
THIRD CIRCUIT, TERRITORY o
HAWAII.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

NNAeAI
for Allowance of Final Account
Distribution and Discharge.
On reading and fling the petitiI
and accounts of John ID. Paris of Keal
kekua, Hawaii, T. H.. wherein he asI
to be allowed $704-l0, and he charg
himself with $4,000, and asks TIL
the same may be examined and a
proved, and that final order may
made of distribution of the properI
remaining in his hands to the perso
thereto entitled, and discharging hi
and his sureties from all further /
sponsiLility as such executor:
1t is ordered that Saturday, Il
9th day of May, A. d. 1911,
ten O'Clock a. m. before the judi
of said Court, at the courtroom
said Court mt Kailua, Island of II
wall, be and the same hereby is d
pointed as the time and place for he'd
ing said petition and accounts, al
that all persons interested may TIL
and there appear and show cause.
any they have. why the same shouI
not he granted. and may present eI
dence as to who are entitled to Il
said property. Also that notice of I'll
order shall be published once a we
in the Hawaiian Gazette, newspapl
printed and published in Honolulu, f
three successive weeks, the last public
ton to be not less than ten days pl
vious to the time therein appointed
said hearing.
Dated at Kailua, this 22d day
March. 1911.
(Sad.)
JOHN ALBERT MATTHEWMANl
Seal judge. Circuit Court, ThI
Circui..
Attest
(sgd.) JAMES AKo.
Clerk.
certify the foregoing is a full, tn
and correct cory of The original
JAMES AKO,
Seal Clerk
April 4, II, is. 25
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

f0f pals ~ she afe or fheri aampen
) piece ~ so u alh fhann dnlu NJ
Palm haiH hpf ilni f OF nlfF 40 sat
~ ptia fhsrr b 80 ~ , ser FoT
laif bF fifftna eHlla a faa ifd
AHeniH ~ iIaarH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
AT OHAMBERs-IN PROBATE
In the matter of the Estate Of Clarisi
Annoy Monsarrat, Deceased.
Order for Notice of Hearing Petite
Tor Probate of Will.

AuI EIODdIe OF WILL.
A Document purporting to be I'll
l. 81 viii hnd Testament of Clarisl
Annoy Mo-sa;rat deceased. having d
the 18th day of March, A. D.. 1911 bed
presented to said Probate Court. and
Petition for the Probate thereof, aIl
for the Issuance of Letters Testamer
airy to George II. Robertson and
Faxon Bishop having been filed Il
George II. Robertson and Z. Faxd
Bishop;
1t is hereby ordered, that SaturdaI
the 9th day of May, A. d. 1911. at
O'Clock, g. M, of said day, at the Cou|
Room of said Court, at Kailua, Hawai-
I. H., be and and the same. hereby
appointed the time and place for proI
ing said Win and hearing said applet
tion.
1t is further ordered. that MOTH
thereof be given, by publication, onI
a week for three successive we sks,
the Hawaiian Gazette, a newspapI
published in Honolulu. the last public
ton to be not less than ten DAYS prl
vious TO the time therein appointed fl
hearing.
Dated at Kailua, Hawaii, March 4
1911.
(SeaO
(Signe d.
JOHN ALBERT IATTHEWMAN.
Judge,
Attest:
(Signed) JAMES AKO,
Clerk. Circuit Court, Third Circuit.
The foregoing is true. full and cd
rect copy of the original.
JAMES AKO, CT 'rll.
S52s.-Mareh IS; April 4, IL, IS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

year to expend out of their present
revenues ST2l ,3sO.66 for roads alone, or
at the rate of nearly one and half
m lion dollars in biennial period. To
add to that at the expen se of the pub
hc schools. the public health and like
services would be 20 place luxu les be-
fore uecessaries-to be generous be-
foge being lust
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

zo.l2o IN SiUv PAID 4HesSSAa soi.
It l0s 81 maturity lSTV sharea trsSs
$4,000 shares treasury stock.
Session Sales.
80 McBryde, 6.s75.
Between Boards
so Oahu Sug. Co., 1925; 80 Eva,
1925; 10 Waialua, l0s.5O; 20 Waialua,
100; 50 Onomea, Al; 123 Pac: Sug. Mill,
IFS; II. c. & S. Co., 80.
Sugar Quotations.
April II, 1911.
So Analysis Beets, los. I'D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

at the rate of nearly one and a half
m lion dollars in biennial period. To
add to that at the expense of the pub
he schools. the public health and like
services would be 20 place luxu les be-
fore necessaries-to be generous be.
fore being just.
Question of Cash.
1t should be borne in mind also
that the government must be supported
from one taxpaying period to the next
and that the surpls consists at most
of the net cash balance Immediately
before and not Immediately after the
taxes cone in. For instance, the net
cash balance at the beginn ng of the
present half year WAS 1913, 0g7.72, but
it is only $4l3.1S0.lS now, with vet a
month before the next general property
taxes have to be paid. and with many
of the March bills not yet paid, and
thlt, too, though all specific property
and personal taxes have to be paid
before the end of March. This consid-
Grafton is of special Importance W tn
reference 20 the next half year, when
the-e are no specific and personal taxes
to tide over the comparatively barren
months from July to October, and
when there will be special need of
funds, in view of the proposed new tax
system, for carrying the counties and
schools until the increase in taxes takes
place next year.
IF the bill in question should be-
: come law, the executive would un-
avo daily be Obliged to confine expen-
ditures to the most pressing needs and
to curtail even those. and leave unex-
pended appropriations Tor some I'M
portant objects
Simply a Gift.
"The bill makes mandatory the paw
meut Of tine 100000 in two equal in
stalments Just after the next two main
collections of taxes that is. on the
first days of June and December next
WHEN the necessary funds viii be
sure to be in the easurv. This makes
1t a first charge up the revenues
of the Torritory If there were to be
ample funds. as il WAS elieved the e
would he, such a gift out Of territorial
result IN . net Increase Of at least
5000 00G ftr ihe next period
'"lt should be borne in mind also
that the equities found Il possible last
reNahnes 70 the corntles might be re-
gardei as an act Of magnanimity on
the past OF the representatives OF the
Tertiary hut, under the circumstances
rs pow disclosed. such Gift could not
be REGARDED otherwise than rs raid
upon the territorial treasury by rep,
Tesentit yes OF the counties. regardless
Of consequences. Rui would tend 10
impair the credit OF the Territory and
reflect unon the capacity Of les people
and their representative for efficient
and honest government
"In view Of the splendid record OF
this legislature fee confident that
II y unnecessary g. 10 pa-e ihan cell
atteatlou 10 the faets ia order 10 80
cure ! iusi result -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
BUanTEss oAEDu.

EONoLULU IRON WORKS COMA
ehtnery az every description made TO
order. i'AF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TT
THIRD CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
HAWAII.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
aANn or srooH

noaoIuIu. Monaay. ApAI v. bod.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

AT cHAMBERs-M PROBATE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

In the Matter of the Estate of W.
johnson, Deceased.
Order OF Notice of Hearing Petit,
for Allowance of Final Accoun'
Distribution and Discharge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-18

Hhf nHnif HehnQreI flhuffHss Mafd
HuIRed 30 HiasaY from hW0H4 nH
heialapN mstief b lta nrf
The Washington herald., 1911-05-23
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Duquesne.
los, (Thomas), s23, won: Angelus. 1lS
(Rice), s4.20 second; Star Blue, los (Mc-
Taggart). 1920. third. Time, 1:14 1-5. Ar
tesian. Balronia. ]. H. Barr, and War
Jig also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and one-half
furlongs. Vimur. 1Os CWalsh). s11.7O. won
Day May. lis (Garner). $50. second;
Acquin, Ill Cwarren), 50, third. Time.
0:56 is. Diamond Buckle, Grace Nc. Ber-
nice. Jennie Geddes. Odosa, Mamie Nc
Dee, Madam Phelps, and Syringa also
ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile, Princess Gala
way. 19 CRice), $40. won; Kormak, los
(McCahey). $3.50, second; Lack Rose. 1oU
(Callahan), $3.50, third. Time, 1:42 2-5.
County Tax, Uncle Ben. Ella Bryson.
Rash, Starry Night, Star O'Ryan, Char
ley Straus, and Any Port also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and twenty
yards. Fashion Plate, 122 (Glass). $4.2u.
won; veneta Strome, los (Goose). $3.50.
second; Black Mate, IS (Garner), $3.50,
third. Time. 1:43 As. Foxy Mary, Judge
Monck, and Carlton G. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four and one-haf fur
longs. Batwa. 1O7 (Thomas), s27.10. won,
Gagnac, 107 CMcTaggart). 5000. second:
Alimltos, 107 (Wanner). $3.50. third. Time,
0:55 2-5 Old Hank. Judge Sale. La Casa
dora, Bill Todd, Kittery, and Mary Lee
Johnson also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and one-six-
teenth Fort johnson, ITO (Garner), $50.
won; Pilain, 11R (Goose), $3.50. second: /:
Falcada, 112 (Koerner), $3.50. third. Time.
l:4S2-5 Lucky Nose. Leopold. Spindle,
Font, and Louis Katz also ran.