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The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
DIED.

DIED.
JACK SON--Feb Is 1912 at her par
eEts' home. 81 Illinois. Bertha. be-
loved daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Green. aged rs years Funeral Fri
day at y M, BY funeral car.
Ia CHANCE--Feb. 81. Evert. beloved
husband OF Minnie La Chance (nee
considine). Funeral services from
ant-ave., Friday at $3.50 a. IN. st.
--fHl41- 60 - -ssf-a-a-HI.-fr ItarIrru-
at Holy Cross cemetery.
MEHI|-Feb. %. Christine, beloved
wife OF John Mehl. mother OF Mrs.
Louise Bohl Mrs Anna Rabe. Mrs.
Saroline Schweim and Herman Mshl.
Funeral from home, 1878 West Grand
German NJ Il. church. Livernois and
Michigan. at 2;S0 o'clock.
az. 1912. at residence.
$50 Hague-ave-, Fred, beloved son or
Josephine and the late +. w. Nau-
VIA car.
PooLE-Pamaia. Feb. 27.aged 81 years,
beloved wife OF Edmund Poole. Ser
vices at the residence. 81 Marston-st.,
Friday. Mar. l. 1850 j. m. Interment
~ evergreen London ont. papers
RENo-Fsb. 20. Henry, aged AZ years
at the residence OF Charles A. Pou-
pard. Crosse Pointe, beloved brother
OK OK Alfred r.. Of Detroit; Flsdget OF
Edmond Trombley, Mrs. Fred Baker
and Carrie Reno. Funeral from above
residence Saturday at o'clock and
TO st. Paurs church at 10 o'clock.
RACICoT-Feb. 81. 1912. Mary. beloved
wife or l. l.. Raeicot. Funeral Friday
from p. Blake's Sons chapel. Abbott
81. Private.
RADFORD--At his residence. Devon
shire-rd.. walkeryille, Feb. %. III.
ward Radford, In his sixty-secona
year. Funeral notice later.
VIv1ER--Feb. 2s. at the residence OF
his daughter, 270 Lysander-ave., Ged-
con Vivier, beloved husband of Clara
Xivler and father of Walter, George.
John Vivier. Mrs. Geo. b. Wadham,
Jr, and Mrs. IL. b. Anger Funeral
service from Grand River-ave. Bap-
fist church Friday at 1870 p. IN. In
terment private.
|TfIMEY- KELFEY--Feb. 81, 1912. Lucy
E&aged IS. at the home OF her
dauSbter. Mrs. NJ Timmey. i6 Celia.
Funeral service Thursday evening,
Feb. ?sNat 1880. Burial At 1ngersoll.
NaHa"a'
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
MARRIAGES.

Fred b. Cooper, 80. Chicago: Mabel A.
Tinney, "a, Ingersoll Can.
Gustav Wancour II; Mary Beckert,
Thomas II. Sargent, "a: Helen Will
hanson, %
Irving 8 Hanna, IS; Charlotte Nav
ity, 2s.
Robert s. Perry, Jr., %; Caroline L.
link, 81.
Jacob s. Emigh, SO, McGhee. Ark
Clara Barney, ~. FIT. Wayne. Ind.
John Layman, 20; Kathryn STRANDED.
&c
Claud Greene. 2s. Cheboygan; Alice
Molash, 20. Detroit.
William IL. Goodwin. 40, Fairmont,
Ill Elizabeth Martin. 3s. Dansville. Ill.
Frank NJ. Haviland. 23, Detroit; Ha-
eel A. Blomquiest, 81, Rockford, Ill.
Gustav Van Hulle. 20: Mary Zawda,
81
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
BANDITS KILL OFFICER
AND ESCAPE IN AUTO

PARIS, Feb. 29.-Auto bandits. be-
lieved 10 be the same band who on
Tuesday killed a policeman who tried
TO stop them At the st. Lazare sta
ton, operated at Pontoise early today
and q fierce battle with automatic
pistols In the dark followed They
were discovered In the city treasur-
er's ONCE at Pontoise by a gendarme.
The men were working on the safe
preparing to blow II open with nitro
glycsrine. The oficial summoned as.
sistance and an attempt was made to
surround the building. The lookout
for the men saw the officers and fired
on them. They returned his bullets
and a general fusilade followed during
which the robbers escaped from the
building. A few minutes later they
got into their car and disappeared in
the direction Of this city.
Today a partially burned automobile
was found alongside OF the road II
is believed to have been the one the
thieves used TO escape in and also
the one In which the murderers got
away Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT GNITED iNTEHunnAN.

DETROIT UNITED INTERURDAN
oLEDO-CLEVELAND LnMITEpS--
1880 a. m and every two hours 70 s:se
p. m. Toledo only, 1850 D. m. TeIsde
n. m. Toledo Locals, 9 a. M, every two
hours TO S y. m. y. m: Monroe only.
10 PORT 2, r; HURON LrMrEps-7is
m. every two hours TO 7;l5 p m: Sun
day only IL D. m. Locals. q m. every
two hours 20 8 p M m: Marine
s s.sS a M hourly 10 s:so .. m. p M:
shore Line. 6:25 q. m. hourly 60 Ii:sS
D. IhcKsoN KALAMAZOO LrMrrrns
e.iO a m, every two hours TO N.i0
n m: Jackson Lansing Limited. e:io ~
m. Jackson Locals a. m. every two
hours TO =, m: Ann Arbor only. : a.
n. p TS S S;sT p NE 90 m m 70 N
10 20 sac %. m., 1880 y. m. . D. M. vi
m saline cars from Ypsilanti.
y Flint SAGINAW I.rNffi EDs-s:sS n
m every two hours 90 s:25 y. m. Lo-
Gals. a. IN, every two hours to n
m. IL p. m. north o. oxtord. sun. -Ay
only. other Romeo Locals. 4. and .
p omRct2Rp LAKE pIvIsIoN--sss =
M; w;nYYRaNboTTE pfvisfoN-s:ss a m.
sa u M nGq hIaaI,Sosrly to s.ss D M. s.u 70
S psS g ll,se Z f,%%irEps-..so. si,a s;se
P m y Lee "a ssO ~. snsr s.i n hsa as.
lS 10 ast 10 EiS or nv N. ESQ N. ,,is
D m. : D. m. S:so p. M. t:sos ,. Il
fo.so n m. N D. m. Birmfnxheul cniy
s:so D. IN. T:fo .. m. and midht1ne
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
Z. p. w. BULLETIN

In such matters as the paw
Ting OF streets and alleys, lay
ing sidewalks and building
lateral sewers. the cost OF
which is assessed on the land
AUDITING. hundreds of property
owners are taken by surprise
and protest payment of the as
sessment on the grounds that
Nthey received no notice OF the
proposed Improvement. The
law requiring such notices to
be served by publication In the
official newspaper is strictly
adhered TO by the ID. p. W.,
otherwise assessments would
be Invalid. Courtesy notices"
mot required by law. are also
Inailed by the ID. p. w. to
every property owner whose
holdings are involved, but
these notices often fail TO
reach the right party on ac-
count of changes i'm residence
or ownership, or. are discard
\ ed as circular matter and re-
ceiye no attention. Il there
fore behooves property owners
10 fo1l0w TIE COUNCIL proceed.
ings and watch the columns OF
The Times closely. for notices
affecting their holdings. A lit.
tie care, thus exercised. will
often avoid the payment of in
y terest and penalty charges, the
possibility OF sale for taxes as
well as much needless annoy.
ance.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29

It will g',t yea quick relief, show
-tea-tAe -hvFIaless-pain -HataFe--t,f
ais z. eat .'erncdy and start you we'll
or the way toward u perfect cure
Then yo,. can get a full-sized boy
from any druggist for 80 cents. and
often one box cures.
Insist o. having what you call for.
Just send your name and address
10 Pyramid Drug Co, 434 Pyramid
Building. Marshall. Mich, and receive
free, by return mail, the trial package
in a plain wrapper.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
SNEAD JURY CAN'T
AGREE; DISMISSED

FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb. 20
After having been out for ll2 hours,
he Snead jury was dismissed by
Iud0e Swayne today. The jury had
stood seven for acquittal and ave for
conviction since retiring Saturday
and daily had reported there was no
hope of an agreement.
IL ! g. SHead- shot and killed Capt-A-
G. ,Boyce here. Jan. 10. A new trial
WHY be ordered Immediately.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
DIED.


DAVlS--Feb. %. at PRESCOTT. ArIz Al.
bert j., brother OF George r. Davis
and Mrs Nellie Nosburg. Of Detroit.
2nd mas. Snover. OF Prescott. Burial
az Flint, Mich Notice OF time later
FELMAN--Feb 81. 1912. stewart. be-
loved son OF MIR, and Mrs, Feiman
aged IL years. Funeral from resi-
dence. $50 Roosevelt-ave. Friday at
$50. and ST LeO's church az o'clock
GEIST--Feb. -, az MS noinc. 51S r-agr
Grand blvd. William. beloved hus.
band OF Catherine Hrcitmeyer -Gelst.
father OF Viola. Arthur W. and Edgar
Gefst. aged % years. Funeral Friday
at p. m. from residence.
HOI.NlNGIIA USEN--Feb. IS. at his
home. 3s5 Antietam-st. August g..
aged SO years. beloved husband Of
Emily lioeninghausen and father Of
Mrs Robert Reinhar,if. Mrs. Fret
Mogk. River Rouge. and Edna Hoen-
inghausen. FUNERAL saturday. ? p.
M, from residences. via street car.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
DEATHS.

Josephine Kratohovil, Children's Free
hospital years, tubeICular menin-
gifts; Victor Gynet, st. MarY's hospital
Go years ganerenc OF lung: J.azlty
Cara, st. Mays hospital. 35 years. my
ocarditis; Susan Christia. 2O7 Column
bis f.. - years. senllity; Victoria Du-
bois. 527 Monroe 95 years, scnility:
Leroy MeeFe, fsI -EaFHsworth, . years.
Inflammation OF glands OF neck; George
Plehn. 31 Gratiot 81 years, valvular
hpurt rtsuHse; Daniel CT0nin, ST. Mary's
hospital, ~ years, broncho pneumonia /:
John Walsh. S67 Pine, ! year. lnfantile
conv ulsions. Otto Kessler ST Mary's
hospital, 30 years, lobar pneumonia
John B. Kline, eth precinct station. A.
years carbolic acid poisoning tsuicldeD (.
Edward Schlereth. i52 Gratiot 50
years. angina pectoris; Alice GokVland
Childrcn's Free hospital. > years in
festival obstruction; Joseph Ciechar-
ski, 6SJ Hendrie, 80 years phthisis pull
nlonalls; Elenora Gradula, l2/J Dubois
2 months, colitis: William Adams, I445
MI Elliott, 40 years, gunshot wound
OF heart self-lnhicted) Rachel Ken
per l30 Chamberlain, 63 years. paralv-
sis, William Jameson. Harper hos.
pital 6l years. nephrollthiasis; Fife
Cullen, 226 Tlllman, 90 wears, pucr-
peral sepsis Jacob Bauerle, 5l3 Mo
hinstry 90 years. strangulatlon by
hanging tsuiclde)l Joseph Maiy. $50
LaSalle, ~ years, acute bronchitis
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
Rnrnea by Mol,.n Metal.

john GiOnle employed Tn The shop
OF the Buffalo Carburetog Co. was
badly burned by molten metal. which
spilled over his right hand and left
was attended by the company's sur
geon. and vas later removed TO his
home, No ESQ Tilman-ave.,-fn a police
ambulance.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29

Hanent sue
cess.
There is just
one other way
20 be cured
painless, safe
and In the pri-
yacy OF your
own homeit
s p yra m l d
Pile Remedy.
We mail a
trial package
free to all who
wri q.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
HELP wHSTED-MALE.
DeHoney's North Pole
Dancing Parties

Friday and Saturday evening,
this week, Prof. DeHoneys win give
pretty North Pole dancing parties at
his new academy, $40 WoodwaFd
Sixty prizes will be awarded to hndN
ers OF the North Pole: see the snow
and icy mountains, midnight sun. etc.
Grand confetti party Tuesday even
ing. March 6. Leap year ball Friday
evening, March s. New classes form
ing for beginners. III you wish 70
learn from the best dancers and In.
structors at extremely low rates, call
and see for yourself Phone 42fs
Grand
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
PILES CURED
AT HOME

Qluck Reliet--TriaI Package Mailed
Free 10 A,l--in Plain Wrapper.
piles Is fearful disease. but can be
cured " you go at II right.
An Operations with the knife Is dan
gerous, hurJliating and rarely a per-
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., Is
John R.-st. Main 14sS or City 3SS5.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29

Ell. PASO, Texas, Feb. 29.-That
Juarez will be the storm center OF the
Vasqulsta revolution in Mexico for
some time TO come Is indicated In adj
vices received In this city from Mex
leo City today. When the Vasquistas
tomorrow move, the bulk of their
forces upon Chihuahua, the Mexican
government, II is said, will send a
sufficient force TO re-take Juarez.
In private dispatch from Mexico
City, it Is said President Madero has
stated finally that he has no idea Of
resigning the presidency or Of giving
up Juarez. the chief port OF entry in
northern Mexico.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
COL. GARIBALDI HASTENS
TO MEXICO TO AID MADERO
Italian Soldier Will Try To
Crush Revolt Against
Administration

ROME, Feb. 29.-Summoned by
President Madero, Col Beppino Carl.
baldi sailed for Mexico today to take
command of the federal army In an
effort TO suppress the vasquista re.
volt.
Garibaldi was one OF Madero's
chief lieutenants in the rebellion
against the Diaz government. He Is
held in high esteem as a military Of
flcer and the TACT that Madero sent
for him was taken TO indicate here
that the Mexican president believes
he Is facing a really serious situa.
ton.
Plans have been perfected for NOV
ing $500 vasquistas from Juarez to
Chihuahua Friday morning. II Is not
expected the Chihuahua garrison will
resist and Vasquistas assert that Gen.
Pascual Orozco will assume command
OF their forces after today. A garri-
son OF 200 met will be left In Juarez.
The vasquista forces in Juarez are
still awaiting the word from Emilio
Campo that will start them on the
march against Chihuahua.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29

What is it you want mosts Turn to the
liner page and find it.
HOUSES-either for sale rent, in all parts
of Detroit with prices and rentals fitted to prac-
ticaly every purse.
FARMS-Fams for those who want to buy
list of buyers for those who would SELL The best
FARM DIRECTORY published All kinds Of
farms from small chicken and fruit farms up to real
ranches.
EXCHANGE-City and farm property offered
in trade, stocks of goods. horses. autos clothing
jewelry. rugs household furnishings, personal
ices-all offered in exchange for something you
probably have and would willingly part with.
HELP-Don't let anyone make you believe
that it is no longer possible to competent
help when every day many, many Detroit people
are proving to their satisfaction that Times
WANT ADS bring the and women they want
Try Times WANT ADS and see.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
HONEST BARGAINS

- <
Champion spark plugs, x inch regular
price T5c, our price 45c.
One pair s-inch gas lamps, ~; ouS price
$40
One pair s-inch gas lamps, s1o.5O; ayr
price 1916. =, ~
One oil tail lamp. $3.50; e0c.
Quart cans carbon remover, Sl.2o; soc.
Whiz metal polish, soc; soc.
Five pound cans Keystone grease, sl.zs;
7bc.
Boxes horsey patches, 81; zoe.
i25-hour CIV. lighting battery. s22.eo;
tl4.75. 40
One sex4M Clincher tire, good for 1000
miles, $3.50.
This weekly bargain list Is the talk OK
the town. Get In on ~.
MOTOR SUPPLY CO.,
North i6. 1895 woodward-ave. Oak 81.
sa5O VOsE PIANO--Old style, thor
oughly overhauled and adjusted at
our factory. Social Inventory SAFE
price 1924, Small payments GRIN
MEL BROS, 245 Woodward.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
PROGRESSIVE MEN
MUST DRIVE ABUSES
FROM BUSINESS

tContinued from page one).
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
Detroit Store Fixture Company,
Factory 2o8 to 3o4 Columbia
Street East. Salesrooms 337

70 34I Gratlot ave.
Manufacturers and tobbers OF Show.
cases. Counters, Shelvings, Wall
Cases, Cashiers Desks, Roll Top
Desks. Soda\ Fountains, Millinery
, Wall Cases, et& Refrigerators, Meat
Blocks. Cuttings Tables. Complete
eouipments for every kind of store.
See our goods before you buy.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29
Foa sALE-MIscELLANEous.

BILLIARD and Pocket Pool Tables
With the only genuine Monarch cush-
ion, new and remodeled at moderate
prices and easy terms Also supplies
and repairing Brunswick Balke-C
lender Co. OF Michigan. 100 Ran
dolph-st.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29

AVOID FIRE
by getting Scott Bros Electric Mo-
tor Co 10 thaw out your frozen wa
ter pipes by their electric motor and
keep your water running. Main OF
City 2l76 "a Macomb-st.
A GOOD POSITION is assured every
graduate OF the Detroit Business
University; magnificent new build
ings; thorough course In bookkeep-
ing, penmanahip. shorthand, type
writing. mechanical and architectu-
raj drafting and all English SUB.
catalog free for the asking. 6l-6S-
s5-s7-Ss West Grand Rivsr-ave.
MULDERs--Appiy Bull Mallesble Co,
PAPERHANGER wanted at N76 Han
cock west. Phone Walnut 15s2-R.
wanted, wood men
Acme Pattern Works, IL woodward.
flee United Doctors Bauer block, LOB
N Saginaw-st., Pontiac. Mich.
PREssFEEDERs-E ON
co, FOREST. r. AND BRUSH-ST.
pRINTER-Cood. all-around man; good
wages. Call Bleazby's. 339 Woodward.
RAGTIME (piano) taught In 90 lessons:
book sent free. Christensen. lo6
Broadway.
RIGIsTERED DRUGGIST or pharma-
cist with good references. r. N.
Maus, Kalamazoo.
Wanted YOUNG MEN
TO attend the Electric College TO
Learn Practical Electricity and
to meet growing demand for
electricians Day and night
classes Call or write
ELECTRIC COLLEGE.
Cherry 220s. 1s3 Jefrerson-ave.
Wante d-Subscription So
licitors. Good opportunity
for hustlers. Apply Detroit
Times, Circulation Depart
ment.
WANTED-Boy with wheel.
Apply Advertising Dept. De-
troit Times.
wANTED-Yonng man OF good appear
ance, DETROIT TUNES. Circulation
Department.
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LING'S LATEST LIST

LING'S LATEST LIST
UPRIGHT PIANO BARGAINS.
Milton--returned rental. 800. sls9
Newly q Evans-concert used. SlV
kranich a. Bach--sweet tome. NV
schiller Ba chmann--returned
Newly 4 Reconsideration tone. 80
CrOwn-good as new. ........... IVY
CTown--Concert used NV
Weber--like new ..............'' 40
Hurdman .,.......' ...''..,,' Nv
Nowby a. Evans--in hne condl-
ton ............'. -.s.'''' svS
Milton--sweet tone. ........... Nv
MhIton--returned rental .......... ZOE
Singer--good as new .......... lzo
Kurtz Bros.--used less than three
months ........'..s 49, A-'
Mason a. Hamlin--in nne conol-
ton ''''.'''
Boardman a. Gray. ............''. LIZ
Newly Evans s............'.. 10y
Durham a. Co.. ..............''. ise
pease ........... +..'s.. '''''''' ~
Ithaca Duplex ''ss'....'' ivo
= c. Llghte---a bargain ...,,,... g
Jacob Bros .............;. .c'..,' lAV
SQUARE PIANOS, $40 70 $40.
LING PIANO HOUSE
(The OldesD
"a Llbrary-ave. (King bldg).
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Wanted YOUNG MEN

WANTED-Boy with wheel.
Apply Advertising Dept. De-
troit Times.
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wANTED-Yonng man OF good appear
ance. DETROIT TUNES. Circulation
Department,
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29

NEW ENGLAND sQUARE-GRAND Pr
ANO--Overstrung bass, round cor
ners, carved legs, thoroughly over,
Inventory Sale price SEQ Terms .Jc
xeakly. GRINNELL BROS, $40
Woodward.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-29

any poor girl Is In trouble
write or cali on SEC. MARGARET
DIfFY. s9s Forrest west. salvation
Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-09
LIKELY TO
: COACHG. u. FIVE AGAIN
Had Much Success in Developing Capable
Quint Last Year - Foot
Ball Gossip.

two points on the Blue and White, but
yesterday. with him playing, only four
teen points were registered against Gen.
trail by the same aggregation. 1t could
have been little other than his work
which accounted for the difference.
If the report is true that Mccartney,
who is coaching Eastern High, will lose
several of his best men because OF
fiunks he will face an extremely difficult
proposition. The men who have been
out for the team at Eastern have never
numbered many more than the regular
eleven, and the loss of even one means
a place which cannot be filled If four
are to be left out of the calculations,
and among them are the most capable
men, it just about means that Eastern
will not be as formidable as was at first
expected.
That Georgetown will not be up
against an easy proposition when 1t faces
the Washington and Lee eleven Saturday
is certain. The weight of the Lexington
team will probably average higher than
that of the Blue and Gray. According
to reports which have been sent from
Washington and Lee, the average weight
of the line. from end to end, is lS2
pounds, and the average of the entire
team is 10 pounds. Those statistics
would indicate that the Blue and Gray
men will have to face an eleven which
will probably outweigh it several pounds
to the man. The probable average of
! the Georgetown eleven will be about 1867
pounds. In the Washington and Lee
| line is a man who is undoubtedly the
heaviest one paying foot ball in the
| south today. He is Miller, former
| Georgetown Prep player, who weighs
251 pounds.
That Washington and Lee will not have
an eleven as capable as far as experience
and knowledge of foot ball are concerned
| is sure, nor will it have backheld men
who are as fast and clever runners as are
| those who will play behind the Blue and
GRAY line The odds should be consider
ably with Georgetown, but the Hilltop
pers will not be likely to win very
| easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-09
SCRIMMAGE AGAINST TECH.
M. A. c. and High School Eleven to
Line Un Again.

The Maryland Aggies and the TechHi-
cal High eleven will line up this after
noon. The game will not be in the pa
ture Of a regular contest. but the play
will be followed by the coaches, stopped
and corrected at opportune times
Tech should prove more Of match
for the Farmers this week than it did
on the occasion Of the previous meeting.
the Manual Trainers have had time to
get in shape, and will Undoubtedly prove
a stronger combination than that which
appeared at College Park nearly two
weeks ago.
The last few days have been devoted
to the installation of two orr three new
plays. The Farmers had little IN the way
of deceptive offense in the hrst two
contests In which they appeared, and the
plays which have been added are calculat-
ed to fill that need.
There have been several shifts made in
the eleven. Williams has gone to right
end from right guard; Johnson has been
sent from fullback to left end; Ruff. a
substitutes bask, has been given the reg
ular job at full. while Eddy, formerly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-09
NEW RECORD FOR UHLAN.
Black Wonder Lowers the Mark of
Lou Dillon.

LEXINGTON, KY. October 9.-The
gates of the, Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association We're thrown open
here yesterday for the opening of the
fortieth annual trotting meeting and the
twentieth annual renewal of the great
Kentucky Futurity
Amid the applause of the spectators
Manrico was returned the winner in the
trotting classic after six grueling heats.
In the last heat of this race Badly Nc
Gregor took the lead of Rythmell and
ManricO for the first three-quarters.
When the contestants turned into the
stretch Manrico moved up with rush
and after q mile brush won the heat and
race, beating Badly McGregor to the
wire.
The time in this heat was 2.01li, which
is a new worlds mark for the sixth heat
of a race. These also We're the fastest six
heats ever trotted.
The black wonder Uhlan was out
for an effort to lower the track record
for trotting-l.59h. The track was in
superb condition, and the son of Bingen
made the circle in 1.5S fiat This not
only breaks the track record, but also
the worlds record for a trotter, which
heretofore was held for a trotting queen,
Lou Dillon, in 1.5S1a, made at Memphis,
Tenn, seven years ago.
Uhlan was driven by his trainer,
Charles Tanner
The Tennessee. for 2.O5 PAGERS. was
only walkover for the game little PAGER
Braden Direct