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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
RESCUES SON FROM GALLONS
GOVERNOR OF OREGON wlaes MOTHER soYjWILL NOT HANGED
Special NUssst ssie..

Special NO00et Sotttco.
 PORTLAND. Sept. 5.--Governor West, of oregon. telegraphed today to the mother of the boy Robert Morgan who Is under sentence of death that her son will be saved from the galiows.
 We are not going to hang your boy" wus the phrase used by the governor in t.l.Sr,.phing m answer to the mo- ther's app.6i.
 Robert Morgan was sentenced to death today for the murder of his sweetheart. Virginia. whom he killed be,a, use she rejected him. Mrs. Susie Morgan. lives at Richmond, Kentucky, ana has heen constantly making the most piieous appeals to the governor and to nearly all the officials In the state to save her hoy and the assur- rancr that he will not he hanged was tclrgra phed by the governor to rase her mind. Robert Morgan is only la years of HG..
 Governor West Is altogether In favor of the. abolition of capital punishment and recently consented to the execution nf Ave men because the people re- fused tO permit their pardon. At that time the governor declared thnt the people were the butchers of the men and he washed his hands of the re- sponsibility. That he will repricve Morgan there is now no doubt.
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SEDD0N WRECkAGE
 FOUND FOR MILES

That no hope can be held out for the safety ot any member of the crew of the Setldon is the conclusion to he drawn from the story brought down this morning hy Captain I!nllingcr of the Bear. The boat. according to the story told ny Captain l:allinger to Captain Tom Ross. must have struck about five miles out from shore where the water was very shallow. It is also assumed that immediately after strik- ng great wave swept over the vessel and took her deck house and movable articles ovcrboard. That the accident happened on the night of the 18th there is good reason to believe. A great gale blew at that time and the hope that the men could reach shore h non-existent.
 The native who discovered the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
Nuoost Special Service.

COATICOOK. Sept. 4.-The immi- grafton board has thrown out the claim of Harry Thaw that he cnme |" Canada from the United States as n tourist. The putting forward of this plea has caused some newspapers in Quebec to come out with the state ments to the effect that such m ex- trnordlnary plea should have been made by none hut American lawyers and that such technical tricks will not have any weight with Canadian
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TARIFF MAY PASS
 SENATE TOMORROW
to a quick conclusion.

ito a quick conclusion.
 The opponents In the senate have about decided that the day is lost for them but they are still trying to ob- struct with the hope that some Of the clauses which are most objectionable to them will he eliminated or so amended ns to reduce their effective ness but tho democrats are just as de- tcrmined as ever that the bill as pro- posed by the admin istration will pass There is good reason to hope that the hin wid go through some time tomor row afternoon.
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HALDANE SAYS U. 5.
 WILL LEAD WORLD

cularly. He also declared that It was the intention of the iiberal govern ment to try to foster friendly feelings amongs, all English speaking coun tries. Haldane made the prediction that within 60 years the United States of America would be the greatest pow CT on the globe and probably the greatest power that had ever existed In all history and he said so while addressing convention In a Cana dian city.
 "The American republic will cer- tainly he the greatest nation in a material sense" he declared. "and see no reason why it should not be the greatest nation in the intellectual sense as we'll"
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AWFUL HURRICANE SWEEPS
 COAST OF NORTH CAROLINA

certain that crew of ten men in one vessel have lost their lives hut as the bodies have not yet been recovered there Is q hope that they may have got to shore. The entire coast of the state was visited by the storm and re- ports of the damage are still coming
 In. In some places the water was driv- en to greater distance inland than
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wreckage states that parts of the boat and articles of its equipment wer , found scattered for miles along the shore. He was travelling by means of skin boat lowed by dogs and he trav- eled some IS miles up coast and saw the upset dory of the Seddon, bedding and various other articles. Away up he met some other natives who were going still further up and they prom ised if they learned anything further that they would come hack and give the information hut as they did not return there Is little reason to believe that they learned anything further A search will he mainta ined in the expectation that the bodies of Mir. Hansen and Mfr. Grlnakcr will he
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Special Nugget 0srvics.

Special Nugget osrvios.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The ad- ministration has been given oral ss- surance that Huerta will resign from the Mexican presidency and there is nothing left for President Wilson to do now but to wait for few days and SD give Huerta time to make his state- ment good. That the assurance was not given In writing must he regarded as suspicious for 1t Is evident that the members of the United States admInls- tration would not consider the matter settled by oral promise and there Is some reason suspected for failing to give more than the assurance by word of mouth.
 President Wilson and Secretary
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The decision to abandon the fort Is J.art of the plan to remove the military altogether from Alaska which has been under consideration for some time hut which has only come io a definite stage recently as shown by the ohrh,l n"ti- ncation received by the commanded here. IL Is assumed by the oftirers of the fort, according to one Of their
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
Special Nugget Service.

6pocIH NuVbsS OSTS'S
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.--A supreme effort is heinz made now to pass the tariff through the senate tomorrow and the close of this week may see tho great bill virtually a law. The effort was begun to-day at the meeting of the upper house. The chairman of the committee on finance made m opening talk in which he declared thnt after so many months which had been consumed in debating the bill in the senate and in the committee is was full time to bring the whole question
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That Fort Davis will he soon aban- don-d by inc government Is the infOr- nation conveyed in an official notifica- = tinn received recently by the comman- der of the fort. All appropriations for the keeping up f the fort have been stopped except an amount thnt will be merely sufficient to maintain 1t barely in q habitailc manner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
MRS. CHARLES
 LANE INNOCENT
COURT RECOGNIZED THAT sHE
 ACTED WITHOUT IHmk'Ne

Special Nugget Service.
 Mre. c. D. i.,nr has been freed from the charge of attempting to influence Juror Dliss In the case against Cam
 inetti and Diggs A gentleman who has arrived in Nome was in Sun Fran cisco at the time of the occurrence and tells the whole story In q manner that shows that Mrs. Lane meant nothing wrong. Mrs. Lane was staying in the house of Mrs. Saminetti. the mother of the man who Is now on trial. and Bliss was also staying in the same house. This Bliss is the nmn who wns here In Nome some years ago and was
 interested in ditch projects and knew the Lanes. While speaking to him during the trini on which he was a juryman about business connected with mining Mrs. Lane happened to say something in favor of Diggs and some thing which might have been taken to mean that she wished for a favorable verdict. Bliss went hack to court and In open court told the judge that Mrs. Lane hnd tried to influence him. Mrs. Lane had gone to San Diego and next morning the papers said that she was getting away from the consequences of the alleged act The court issued < bench warrant and sent it to San Diego and Mrs Lane came hack to San Fran cisco at once and appeared in the court but with the result that when the whole story was told she was ac- ouitted of the charge.
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ROOSEVELT COMMANDS
 SULzER TO ANSWER

rect primaries tn thc state of New
 York and hi that contest the colonel
 had entered witt, Sulzcr into the hgh: against Tummany with all the vigor and so expressed himself In the letter. that it is owed tn him tn have the facts before he can gn any further In tho attempt {" aid s'uizcr tn defeat hts
 encmieS.
 It is supposed here that Sulxer will
 have no way ont nf making m answer and thnt this letter may he the very means of bringing matters to climax.
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THROW OUT FLAWS
 CLAIM AS TOURIST

courts. Many are laughing and the claim that Thaw was tourist nfter having escaped from the asylum pro- mises to bc pcrpetuated as n joke.
 The lawyers representing the pris oner say that they have many other reasons to advance why their man should n"t he returned to the United States hut it Is generally believed thai hc cannot rsrapc deportation.
 THE NEW EAGLE.
 The homo of straight Whiskeya
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 ALBANY. Sept. 5.--"Ynu owe 1t to yourself and to all those who sup ported you tO answer the charges made against you at the earliest possil'l' ? moment"
 This was the chief sentence in n letter sent yesterday hy Theodore Roosevelt to Sulzer ns soon as the former president had gone over the evidence against the governor after his return from the West. Roosevelt aided Suixer during the fight for d.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. i. Lieuten- ant Commander Boyd who had chnrgc of the Alaska coal tests for the gov ernment hns arrived here to make his report us to the value of the coal as 1t was ascertained by the tests on the Cruiser Maryland and he has declared already that no snap judgmen, should he taken md that further tests may he necessary to prove beyond doubt whether the coal can be used for naval purposes or not
 The statement that tho coal is not the kind that could he used for steam ing purposes Is regarded as one of the
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several houses were swept away. Small boats that had been tied up or anchor ed in what they believed to he safe places were destroyed by the hundreds and the loss in this way was very great. It is believed that reports of q positive nature win come in today as ,o the loss of life.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
FORT DAVIS WILL BE
 ABANDONED BY MILITARY

number. that the fort will cense to ex-
 ist ns II fDrt when the present g;,rr:- son goes outside and this will not he until next spring The intcntiOn of the government Is to replace the military with n body Of consta l,irlHry sonnet hing similar l." Inc Northwest mounted pO- Ice Df Canada.
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Bryan have now adopted the attitude that Huerta is no longer president of
 Mexico. and they have eliminated him completely from consideration. They admit that the assurances have been given by Huerta that he will not re-
 main In the presidential chair and they
 express the belief that the first step
 towards peace in Mexico has been ac- compiished. The assurances were giv- en through OShaughnessy, the Amer
 iean charge d'afIlairs in Mexico md Huerta still declines t0 recognize Lind.
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NOTICE.

Tte annual stockholders meeting of the Darling < Dean Go. will he held Thursday at { ?. m. the 25th day "i Sent. 1913 nt the Company's office Front street. Nome. Alaska.
 A. A. ALLAN.
 Secretary.
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JUDGE BROWN
 PASSES AWAY
RETIRED yuoaE or THE U. .. SUPREME COURT DIES IN NEW YORK
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Spsolsi Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Sept. b.--Judge Henry Billings Brown. formerly m associate iudge of the United States supreme court, died here last night. He was born in Massachusetts In 1sss and was appointed to the United States su- preme court in 1891. He had a most remarkable career having been at one time of his life . deputy marshal after havtnc graduated from Harvard. Later
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-One of the most terrific hurricanes on record swept the coast of North Carolina yesterday and destroyed property worth three millions of dollars and possibly many lives The coast near Charleston was simply dcvnsted by the frightful viol-
 ence and many vessels of the sma Her kind were driven ashore. It Is about
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
Special Nugget Service.

pHIi.NDi:f.PHIA. S"pi. I.--Torti HaId,,nc. lord chancellor of Great Dri- tain. has made a statement through James Fr:,wley tu the effect that his speech nt the meeting of the American Bar association the other day was not merely the statement of an individual member of the British government hut was statement authorized by thr whole British administration.
 The statement of Haldane at the Bar convention was thnt 1t is the policy Of Crent Britain to maintain peace and to do so by relieving the wrongs which Great Britain might have inflicted on others In the past. This statement was, supposed to mean Ireland partl-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05

Where srs you seins fer yeus an. nsai outing this year? Why net try Hawaii, the Paradise sf the Pacific. For i!lustratsd fielder dsssripsivs ei this hsastiful land write te sr call as tkis sSssee
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
WILL TAKE SOLDIERS FROM ALASKA
huERTA TELLS ADMINISTRATION
 THAT HE WILL RESIGN

n1utic representative of Huerta in the very same capacity as Lind in Mex leo City. No assurances have been received from President Wilson that the envoy will be received bit more cordially han was Lind received In Mexico City hut it Is probable that he will receive recognition and he used as Il regular medium for the negotta- tions.
 Lind has nnt returned this morning frum his trip with the United Stufes admiral and it is surpassed that he sees no reason for any haste. In the mean time runners nr. rife, ns to the real object of ihr juurnu.y tn the interior.
 Fh. nn;Iv Nuuoat S2 .00 oNr month.
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he was district attorney and for time a judge of circuit court. He was the compiler of Browns Admiral ty reports.
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GIRLS ONLY TOO WILLING
 TO ACCOMPANY THE MEN
Special nuaas. Service.

Special Nugget Service
 BAN FRANCtstt,. Sept 5,-~That the two girls. Warrington and Norris. vera only tco willing to accompany Camin- ctti and DiEgc seems to hc apparent from the evidence produced at the trial which is now proceeding as it wns evident during thr trial of DiRRs. In one hIt of testimony t cnme out thnt when Caminctti wished to declare the proposed in,rncy tn Nevada o6 Miss Norris callc'l him . ''piker." Mrs. Diggs mud Mrs. camlnrtfi appeared in court during tho procerdinGs.
 Mining EditIens ready isr nss i'm
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GOES TO REPORT ON
 ALASKA COAL TEST

greatest blows ever delivered to AL asku and the plans for iis development. should tln t.n,i ln really found not to hr m to Inc standard required far naval St",,nihE it will mean the com plctr change In all ihe pinns for a naval station and ,lw government min
 ing of the coal
 Commander Boyd has not yet pre- prul,bly dc sn to-day ar tomorrow and tho fncts as [" the ,1m,l win he given ant tn the public. For Nome News and Worid's News get the Nugget.
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Call at the Independent Meat Mar. kst and take . look at the beautiful frssh killed bssf. it has nsvsr been frozen and is frsshsr than . daisy.
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PRESIDENT APpoiNrs TWO
 NEW U. 6. MINISTER'S
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.--Presldent Wilson has nominated Charles voricka of Illinois as United states minister to Roumanin. Bulgaria and servia. Thos s. Burch of New Jersey has been mo- minated as minister to Portugal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05

VERA CRUZ, Sept. 5.--Mnnuel Des- maconn, formerly nmha assalor al Washington. hna left for Washington t0 take up there the position of diplO.
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The Daily Nugget, $2.o0 per month.
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Mining Editisns ready ier ms inc at ths Mussss snsss, see.
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vc who discovered the found.
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President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
FIVE MARKSMEN
In Amateur Handicap Are Tied For
First Place In Eastern
Event

WILMINGTON. Del. July live
amateur marksmen were tied for first
place IN the eastern handicap. the fea-
aure event of the eighth annual east
ern handicap tournament which was
10 nave been concluded today on the
grounds OF the DUPONT Gun club. when
darkness prevented further competi-
ton. The five leaders of the field OF
2e4 trap shooters are; NJ. l.. Wise. OF
Marysville. Pa, 10 yards: George NJ
Howell. OF northumberland. Pa. Is
yards: Il. a. Hail. Of Waynesboro Va.
~ yards, DR.. w r. Clark. ~ BOSTON
IL yards. and w H. Jones. OF Macon.
Ga. u yards. Each broke % OFT OF a
possible hundred. The tournament
VIII finish tomorrow morning. when
The winner will he decided.
II. n. Sloan. OF PHILADELPHIA was the
high amateur in the three DAYS shoot
ing. breaking 562 in a possible 61o.
Charles G. Spencer. OF St. Louis.
was high professional. with 51S breaks
Mrs. Topperwein. Of San Antonio
Texas. the woman professional. shot
from the l9-yard mark today and broke
80 out OF her 100 targets.
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SENSATIONAL


around 10 shops iu the d.efri,' 10
'aif they went 10 one shop and the
sup"rinterdeuf said DO would rttI.r
civ" $50" than LOT them iu .NcCiave
GROW Tod aH Tho way home because
"" didn't take mo money and fry 10
rr' 'h" help affervard " no added
The iasf three days ~ tho cam.
pa'rn he AMI : slept together" said
3D." vituos7 once. iiiu trating how
''oec DO vas 90 NrClaye
NIlhail faiI N~Cllve was lr fha
lumber business and members ~ tho
c"mmitt". wanted 90 know n he
nidu have money NuihaI said no
had heard so. But. h. added.
favo been campaigning FOR thirty
years among OH sorts ~ mon and I
never COW such tirh' fetod vad in
mv no"
Muihali said Do furnished heafquar.
tors and paid FOR McCIave.s meals
hrrn fimrr n faF
What ~ Won want ~ eIact such
man for he vas Heked
"" WAS n CON man that's he
only way . ran explain &c." said fho
witness
MuIhaN e7iH e man named burke
collector ~ Internal revenue 90 ratrr
con hal been paid o., him tir "a re.E
rcru.arly' pr services ln trI, cam
rfiEn
Tho 'orfirronv ahouf WrcIrt va.
Oh climax f1 n rather srr-afpraf d..
oven FOR a committee thar has vaded
through almost daHv eerraflous for
nearly frp months fn five holr-
MuIHal Identified hundreds OF letters
tr'rsInr in fhe names OF dozens OF
fn" most prominent mon Boo fHs Ee.ub
I'a1 party in zoos and speaking "a
nf'1rlv of making platforms throw
irr irNu'uc" to mon for nominations
tp all sorts or offices and ~ uorI trs
fo elect nr defeat others for congress
Interest Began 20 Show.
- 'h" year progressed tho inter.
'-f ~ MulhaU in tha national cam
raIFn hegan fo chow plainly Tile ief.
tors fo Secretary Sclucdfran. ~ tho
W f0 James rs Van tf,l,e DO.
gro. dent and Goo men I1 eongre,-
bowed activity preceding end during
fhr N'puhIcfn convention held Boz
'hraEo NAT year Nr'U.. koft.
rr' nf 'H" THf manager. wade 70
E.H.. tn" man then credited with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
DAMAGING EVIDENCE
tcon,iH-sd frOm -ir.t Page,

tCohtin7ed from -irsf PaSsl
pr'ce of $4,000 vas agreed uron for
Aehurv 3 vote. tho latter stated that
this is money aud they he'd better
take 10 because hereafter the peonle
"i the stat" viii elect the senaiors.
Tie Swore that Agbury stated that no
made his campaign on vindiratiop Of
fh" charges against him many wears
before and that while his count, vss
Tor Edwards he had told some people
hc was NOT
Tho defense vas unable ~ shake
ih" fe'"ctfe.s story orr confuse him
pr '".oai's ~ any details Congress
man AVIS elected from Prosecutor
loWn'"nd. Ufo followed Detective
Hddinger ON tho stand. that be- had
made up his mind and had stated rver
'"io-" Dis election fr.f faIi a. p-osa
'1fi1g atforr"t OF kanawhs CONN.,,
Thar no prornsed N break up ,orryp.
ton in the legislature ~ ro.-tbt.
tNer since . have been ln public life
which heaar ohen 7 entered tho Ca.
commissioner Office i1 100. and no.
ING ahou' mo sessions ~ tho lcrisfs
iure ] have been convinced there ~.
corruption and bribcr, abou, tho lee
stature. said Townsend Affcr ~
election BEGAN TO lay plans 10 h-eak
up. r"nf 10 Colonel Edwards and
asked him " he would help me ami
Do agrecd 10 stand hack 81 mo
Had 70 Oct MONEY Prom outsids
Townsend explained that urTer -,
'ilE laws money could NOT o. sxrenf.
81 from county treasures for the en-
ri'yufrf of defc,t.vet ana De- ~ ,.....
safr o. Fei some one who would furrfst
tne means T1wnse0d testified a. r.f.-.
.nE boz adjoining rooms whom three -
ite I'VE nav menta urrr made o. Ashu-.
and ~ 'nsifuctna Grant " var to ru-.
n.fh i'-frrfi. . E'liInEer the money 20
eject the deals re Which the hr.t. -
uere to he aurrehs0ded uf me to,
Thousand dofsrs rIven Ashurv $3.50
N.e ffkrr frnuf rfm on Februar, ~
ttn"uFh onif one Thousand dollars va.
ENrn that ia. The defense sought
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NOT TO INTERFERE
President Ban Johnson Of American
Ieasne viii Not Discuss
Stahrs Release.

DETROIT. Mich. July l.. Presi-
dent Ran T.. johnson Of the American
league. will not interfere IN the Jake
Stahl release matter. but he will per-
sonally decide the question raised by
the recent trade between the New
York and chicago American league
clubs. involving Hal ChaSs. Rollie
Zeifer and BORON. President John
son made statements IN This effect
While IN Detroit today on his way to
Adrian. whore he will attend tho
SoIth Michigan league pennant rails
inE ceremonies tomorrow
Although 2 deeply regret McAlcer's
action IN releasing Stahl as manager.
after Stahl had accomplished so much
With the Bostpn club. there isn't any
Thing that , could do about n n I
wanted TO-" no said. Il do not even
expect 20 discuss the matter with
M"Al'er " : sho.ld see him here to-
ia e"
u WI not DO necessary 20 take the
auctions Involved IN the New york
chicago American league trade before
me national commission. according '.
president johnson. As soon as Re.
the official report ~ tho whole r. srair
t'L' car. "t the matter myself
h. said
President Johnson also announced
hat - '"un ~ the Detroit team
suspended recently Tor an argument
with Umpire iiudehrand. viii he bart
IN me gam" tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
LAKE ERIE RACES

BRADFORD. Pa. July IA misty
afternoon made sticky track for to-
days Lake Erie circuit races. Good
time was made under the conditions.
Driver Flick was fined $50 for holding
Margaret Direct in the first heat of
the 2:22 pace. Summary:
% pace. purse $500 Margaret ID.
rect Click won. Rillie O'Connor.
tkarrsl. second: Colonel Pointed
Mckay third. Best time 2:IgL..
2:21 troi. purse s4n0-Prince NJ
tEysterl won: Dan w. Oeel second:
John Drew. (MooreheadD third Rest
time e:21ia.
ZIP pace. purse s4O0-Blue Line
tPageI Won: Sellers d. 6NcGrath)
second. Leona (Sweeneyl third. Best
time 2:l2iz.
2:l4 trot. purse Moella NC.
Grathi won. Angy r.. Ginei second
+. u. NJ. HollenbeckJ third. Rest
time 2.lSi..