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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
MR.. LILLY
SPEAKS
At Kimball and North
fork; Pays Tribute to
Negro Race
ATTORNEY \. ]. CApEnART
MAKES BRIEF SPEECH
Opens Csnpaisn For Csveruer
No lsthusiasn. Two Bands,
Free Lunches.

Attorney General \ A Lilly address
ed two ms~ meetings m Mcdowell coun
ty saturday, January 4. The hr~t meet
ing wss held at KimbalI at Io:?O a. m
in the Star Theatre. Rev. J.. r.. Pryor
presided and Dr. Webb introduced the
speaker. Attorney General Lilly re-
viewed the pro9res~ of the race from the
days OF slavery to the present, paid .
tribute ~ the Negro ior h,s remark able
sdsaneeas~nss sio~w educational, indus
trial and economic iiu~s and r~ierr~d 10
them - the most sssseiul people IN thu
world. Toward the close OF hrs speech
Mr.. Lilly referred to his announcement
for the Republican nomination for gov
ernor and stated that lac would make q
vigorous campaign to win. Al the Close
"f the address "i Mr.. Lilly. Atty. n j.
Cspehart delivered . briei stssech The
keystone Eckmsn band furnished m,,..c
Tor the occasion anu sandwiches we're
served IN Ross Hail. About s.O people
attended the m<eting.
Tns meet ng st Northfork Was held in
the Grand Theatre At IN p- m. There
sere Prsssns about $40 people. Music
wss fnrnished by the keystone Eckm An
and the Eikhorn Cornst bands. The
program xas the same - 81 kiusbsll ex-
erpt that Hon. Las. Know smith, ">a-
tionsl Jail Robb~r. introduced Any.
General Lilly Who delivered practically
the same sIss-rh ~ at klmtall There
ws- no great enthusiasm at either oi the
meetings. Mr. Lilly Was sPplanded when
he paid high Tribute to the Negro and
when he told catchy stories. but his po-
litical rrierenrs- fell almost Hat Both
meetings were IA charge OF Me--rs X
W W hite. !. . l'ar-"n anI ~. =
CaPeiiart.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07

sole solution have already pointed out.
the creeping. iosthsope moccosin Of go
reIstion notwithstanding. Segregation
will lift up il putrid bead m Wheeling
- it has elsewhere according - tie col
ored people quicken their pace along the
indicated lines of their manifest destiny,
but u will only resard for . short time;
e can never det-r For its doom 10 -
clearly writ - is the extinction of rsp-
tilis in general throughout the realm"
keaues.ed 70 amplify his remark about
individuals in Wheeling presenting .
more notable study than the colored peo-
pie m general" drawing forth Q number
OF notes and newspaper clippings the
sEeaker replied
The statement is literally true. - be-
lieve you can be made TO understand.
''Dr. J. Katherine Pronty, . coiored
physician, who came to Wbeeiing in early
lsii-snd 10. therefore. not one Of the
six female physicians accredited n the
city by the censn- of lelo-is positively
'eirsning up, to Use the language of the
street Ms-ter ri diagnosis. Dr. Pronty's .
successes in abdominal surgery are win
ming tor her . reputation which bids fsir
to become statewide. il not nationsl. end
incidentally il Is bringing her a practice
which includes more and moreo Of Wheel
ing's bert among the white people.
My particular reference To Dr. Prom
ty is rot 20 he taken to the disparage-
ment ot other physicians and surgeons
I'm her city. The SUCCESS which she Is
winning has already b<en won. or is rap
idly being gathered in 10y other similar
iy engaged, notable among whom are
Drs- Kennedy and GIoster. and Dr. A..
NJ Morrison. Wheeiing's only coloresi
dentist whose growing practice keeps him
(Continuei on Page ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
LEGISLATION WITH
OUT INFORMATION"

Washington. Jan 4 This seems o. 80
the oiIicial New Year greeting asIottssl
by the Democratic administration. The
legislation proposed. including - a .la~-
= comprehensive plan Tor greatly inrres--
ing army and navy appropriations j. ~
gsrdsd ~ many - the n'v-s important
ever undertaken 10 thu country
Vet in spite oi thi-. administration
l-s'i~r- propose o. cio-e o. Congr~-- one
q the most importan, -,nrces II infor-
nation hearing nom nstiDual deien .
Drder- have i-rn i--led N Il army 81
hcer- ~ith we've Hs~,n nstiunsi prepared.
ne-- nn-t refrsin iran discussing them
with 90 l~fore mepl~r- ri the military
committ~r- ~ the Hou-e and senate
n the administration program II IRE.
psredne-- j. tor de'en-r ~ tho eonntry
and not deien-e ~ the D~mDcratic party
st the 1916 polls. this orc~r mur>iing the
officers Of the army e-perislly tl,a-~ 81
tho srneral staff. must - regar,ied a. .
srsve error
Representative Kahn. 81 fl,e Military
Affairs COMMITTEE. regard> The tnatt~r ~
svery s~r,"u- ligi,t
"Accurst infornsstlDn = tie ;,ne 49,.
sentisl for the intelligent rna~tm~nt II
any legislation. sad the Cnlifornis Rep
re-~ntstive tosisy. 1t = douhly i'm
portaDt in the consideration ~ the pro-
pp--d nssionsl defense program. dealing
- q doss With sdeqaste protection for
- honss Of oos peopse. sh>ir indussrisu
| - - hsnsg a our A. and counsrv-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
Affidavit of Hon Ireland
James Shows Hypocrisy
of Cousin Abe Lilly

Ireland James, being duly an
That a member Of IIou>e of oi
Virginia County of
the Williamson CHARTER 81
Houe Of Delegates; that pending
n in the Of
A. Lilly Attorney inquired Of
the Of the
replied that thought the bill would positively
of
friendly Mr. Lilly following this me he
hecp
he
Upon m Lilly
Comfy ~
the
o Williamson
Given under hand this ash Drtrni~r.
IRELAND JANIS.
Acknowledged To- the et+ain-
os Mineo.t tte o
g.
Notary Itt.
November 18th.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
LILLY CHANGES HIS ATTITUDE
TOWARDS C|TY'S NEW CHARTER

then hal q goosl word for the Willism-
son charter and hearty hsnd-hake for
the Ming, county m~n ii'- offer M a.
ssssance Mas not made {, Mr.. James alone
but to many others.
Just what has come over the spirit of
his dreams 10 n-,ri to imagine tslt his
Inconsistency sr;eves M sadly. p c,urse
il 10 not known whether Cousin Abe act
aally laid his coss for the bill or whether
he ws. just trimf,ing hiS sail to catch .
passing brreze bns it appears from the
housr journals that some of the delegates
vho were related e. him and friendly Ia
him voted for the charter.
O course il 10 not the charter that
Cousin Abe is hitting ss. He IL after"
the state administration and he seeks e.
condemn the administration for the pes
sage OF the act REGARDLESS of the fact that
it Was not an administration measure but
MAS purely a local bill II Cousin Abe
carried out he promi - to Delegate James
he i- ~ culpsble - anybody il indeed
any cuipaDlilty sttaSicS-
Doubtles- Cousin Abe figures that his
6ght against the state administration
would condemn him in the eyes Of Min
so county and that he might ~ well eo
whole hog ss nom, hoping that where
the conditions which existed here were
not known he might h"ok few votes.
His ,ionhle dealings. however. viii con-
denim him.
There is further inci,lent az Cousin
Abe's hypocrisy in his thrsst ned de-
stru~tion nj oar cbast~r- H's p~rsonal
platform declares for freedom from ex-
~~uti,e iniIu-nr~ with the Legislature and
UT he propo-~~. u esers~i governor. to
exert his Influence NJ snch for the char
trr's REPEAL.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
Another Fire in
The Belcher Row

The -econd Ore ,ithir ten day cccur-
rel IN l3elchsr Row Monday afternoon
about O'Clock. The fire seemed to have
originated IN q shack that did not Who'll
y escape She hre 81 sunday. Dec. ~,
and before the fire department responded
it h Vi spread 20 the sdj lining two-ssory
frame house owned BY T.. ~hor. The
IRE ws- soon under control and only
about $40 damage was done. The Cfty
Pumper, .. W. >benk tsd the hos IN
good order and - nsual, when hrss Or
cu N this esty, ~ bed - snpls supDly
|s1 vo1B.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
A LONESOME
CANDIDATE
Mann Revived Boom
Once, Who Will Come
to Rescue Now?

Prom nr farker-i'urg way. political
skJ -ro,ket flashed me--age II s-emins
grest ifrr'ort several months sgo-Hor.
a. b. bite. ex-governor n West Viz
gfn's. announced hf- candidacy Tor the
hfprtlican nomination Tor nIt<-d states
-enat"r. Ii'c announcement OF % die
'inxu'~'isd Tersonaze ws- bound O,
~li,1t answering signals throughout the
stste Verbal bouquets fell thick add
fast about the eminent s-pirsnt Tor ssn-
ator Chiffon togs, and every newsps-
Yer in the state contributed free sdvsr-
ti-ing -pace % spread the news, end
ehiie tie pres comments. like the honsy
bee and the 'Liily platform" carried
sweetness In their mouths and ''stinesrv''
Ia their tails, jet none denied thss ss
event Of great significance in Wet vir-
gsnis politics had come 20 pss md svsry-
tOons.nust on Psgs Thsss,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07

Physiology. Ms.ieline -Msr~hsll. NJ
bert White. -. Claire Moor. Daisy
shepherd
Civil Government. Uiert White.
SMITH AND FIFTH A GRADES.
MRS. HELEN NJ. JAMES. Teacher.
\rither sb-~nt nor tsriy. Huntet
Pr'ce. Lorrns simpson
General excelIence. Mary Do.l=cn.
Harrison H.irston. Viola Cox. samuel
slaughter. John Thomas sil.--.
History. John .oode. George l'etlls.
Anna n. jackson.
Arithmetic. John Goodr Edward
slaughter. GLADYS Taylor. Ros.ert Mans
neld.
English. Cora Een-on. olivia coli,
man. Ellen cannadsy. Lorena >impson
FIFTH Is AND FOURTH GRADES.
Mss SARAH q. wHITriCO. TEACHER
Neither s,,-ent nor tardy. M-r-hsll
Hsirston. Verona simpson. Eula Pow
~o-. Lillie Powers. Willie ~a~yer-. Dare.
Annie Mae Marshall.
Reading. Mary a. Grr~nr Leroy
Writing. TheIma Coleman. Iaie
Powers.
Spelling. Msr-hsll IIair-ton Dnniri
Thomas Howard. Euls Powers
Ar,thmrtir. Evelyn Bell. Darc~ saw
yer. Thomas Howard.
GEOGRAPHY. John Reel. Willie sawyer
Langug~. John Reed. Juanita iIender-
son. Mamie witeh~r.
Hygiene. Marshall iIair-ton. Willie
Sowyer. I.iliie Powers
THIRD GRADE MRS. rINIkA
Young. Teacher.
Neither absent nor tarLy. R,s.~ri I"l
laud.
General excellence. andr~~ Campbell.
Bertha J. Robinson. \anpie Chamber-
Reading. Ira Mansfield. Eva Finley
Bss-is Coates.
Language. Lille wtcher. Mary T.
Enelisa.
Drawing. Alfred Thompson. ,.~rtrnir
Robins"n.
SECOND GRADE Mis- LlCN
MAYNARD. Teacher.
Neither absent nor tardy. John W
Hylton.
General Exc~llence, samuel Warren.
Thecius Thompson. Alphon-e Anthony.
\
Reading. Elizabeth Fountain. Nernal
Mo"re. John IIyIton.
Numbers. Willie lyle Aipion-e An
thony. Daniel Dol-on. kerton Nrrnai
Moore. re"rse Minni-.
FIRST GRADE MI-~ MARY
wHIMB~. r~a~h~r
Neither absent nor tardy. '.~y lI"i
land. Pullman Dsd-on. Fletcher IIalr--
ton
General excellence. F"r--t II.--te,
Pullman Dot-on.
Reading. DAVIS Mitchell
Writing. Gay HOLLAND
Numbers. I-rarl ~chinnli
SECOND AND FIR~ 6ENlDf~. ANNFN
Miss CLARA 4. SIMPSON. Tearirr.
Neither al~snt nof tardy. rank
So-epb Parsons. Wae-"n lar-oni. frhs--t
Howard. indn- Hill. Cleopatra Gamma
day. Hayward SIMPSON. Jgniu- Gamma
day.
Watson Parsons. Nathaniel Curry. Juui.
us CanBa'iay. Bnrnice Iiill. Hayward
Simpson. Netta f"~er- f1la Trylor
Ilnnian Moore
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07


Cousin Abe Lilly. attorney general Of
West virxinis and recently annose.s>d
candidate for governor in the Republican
primary. asserss thai he will attempt to
overthrow the state legislature. the Mn
20 Circuit court. the Supreme Court Of
west Virginia and the supreme Court of
the United States OF America. To be
plain he has promised in his personai
platform that he will destroy the Will
ism~on charter hill. passesi by the ieei--
iatur- and upheld in the courts above
named.
While shis may appear q stupendous
task n ~ nothing b this young Hosspur
from the iizard elades Of Raleigh county
whose deeds of valor and renown are yet
tn he recorded Compared tn Atlas the
shoulders nj the latter look like the up
per extremities Of katydid.
Just Why in casting about for q per-
srnal platform Cousin Abe hit upon the
Williamson charter hill is snmethine Of
mystery. Surely he wasn't in touch with
the Republicans Of williamson and Min
go county to whom the new charter
meant Freedom from . Democrasic ring
thar had for TN yesrs made Williamson
the WON'T envsrnesi city in the state.
This feature ri his platform also acca-
stoned considerable surprise Ioraiiy par
riculsrly among Repnblicans who had
heen pre~rnt at the Legislature when the
eharter MIL was pending. Cousin Abe
Was then . candidate. either for governor
"r senator AMI he Was anxious to please.
inst how anx,ons h~ xas 10 b~tt~r de-
.c-ib~ \ in the sworn statement "f Hon.
Ireland James. Mineo county. delegate.
which appears wherewith- Cousin Ate
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
Real Estate Men
Visit Keystone

Two - tbe Lilly brothers. representing
tho lilly L.ni Company a. Irincrton
we're IN the city ~ Keystone this week
They have -orns valuable land Tor sale
located in q nn-t popular part Of the
county. They are dong q landslide
bosin~~ throughout Mcdowell and Mer-
err counns.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07

Mr.. O. z. Bailey. IN veil known
bsrbsr shop owner, formerly II BlsesieId
bus nov of Fiipsrt vss quietly married
20 Mo Esh~i Gwy OverSsrr~s II cary.
W. We. 90 the home Of The bride Thur
dag, De- z3rd - s:3O o n. Mr.. Bailey
10 vsli kogvn shrouGhoos thb sDcsioo
- - - : ~ popslss sssss -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
HONOR ROLL
Keystone-Eckman
Graded School

y. T.. RAM. Tesch-r
Neither tl--ent nor tzrd, Nsdelins
Marshall. y ~. Cof,b.
Genersl excellence IN studie~. Mad
line Engsrths N<r-hsll
-tate History. A,b~rt White
o. : Hi-tory. Madeline Msr-hsli.
Issrkie Wil-,n.
Penmsn-i,ip. - Claire Moore. I'si-y
shepherd.
spelling. Albert Whit
Reading. Albert Whit
Compo~ss'on. oNsieIine Marshall. Al.
h~rt wihse, DAISY shepherd
Grammar, Madeline Marshall.
Asricuitors. v. ID. Ford. wsds And
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07
SCORES
CHARGE
..
That Judge Robinson Is
Hatfield's Candi-
date
DAVIS ELKINS SAYS It IS
WEAK ANO FuTIl AnGUMenT
Fermer District Attorney Ritz Alss
Gives Views on Race For
Governor.

senator DAVIS Elkin-. h-for~ his
departure from the capitol gave out an
other interview the SECOND within q
week. "n the Republican situation in
West Virginia. The last one Was in so.
s~er Q" the morr or le-s questionable ar
gument offered by "pponents OF Judse
Ira Robinson that hls candidacy 10 the
result 81 = secret alliance with what 10
termed the Hatfield fartion. Elkin.
scored that argument ~ rdicnlou-ly sb-
-urh. and declared that II that wa- the
strongest argument that c"uli h~ All
Nanc,'i against the nomination of Judrr
Robinson he and his friends n-s~i have
nothing to fear. '>ucn charge ~ that
~ too weak snd idiotic to fooi anybody. -
declared flkins. "lt isn't strong enough
to wear a week. AMI IL the oprr,-ition u
Judge Robinson cannot has. their posi-
ti"h "n a stronger foundation than that.
one that will have at least a grain OF
truth ln u and not assume, ~ this one
does, that tine I%ople q. th~ state lack m
te'i'g"nrr. then they are in q bad way.
indeed. ani they haven't one chance in
a h"udr'd OF preventing the success oi
J"dg- i;pi"n-on'- candidacy. either ln
'- primary or at the polls.
lhI- absurd charge 10, IN my iudx-
nent. not only REJECTION upon Judge
Robinson which i totally uhwsrransssi
hy hi- 'haract~r ~ n private individual
oi statewide prominence ans an official
~ proven pr"hi'y and ability. hut it 10
''lpaily a. much reflection upon the in
trliip"n"e "i our .oters %, the mass Our
people know Judge Hobinson. He 10 no
stranger o. them lie n,s-,l- no intro
ducti0n. Ills private life and public ser
wee are sn open book before them.
it" i"vIc of hi- candidacy II a means
anything L. tli'. public, means first and
"i"'v" everything else that there - ia.
in''~t wl'is-prra,.i ,Dnii.isnr,. in the abso-
iu'' honesty and inpnrtialhy general
and 'is'I'. rooted i,ri,ei that hr - a free
"g'nt upon vh'fn no strif.g- are held by
political itetipn-. commercial ciique.. or
l'afticIiar and c-Ia'cial elements of any
KIND what-.~.,rr
10 - hugh un" that this silly and sense
ler- charge ic witlrirsWn by thoss re-
= -I~'n-ii'i' i"f H. circulation
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-07

90 N,I KlT/ IOR ROBINSON.
Huntington. Jan b That lac don't
kn"N Who i'r viii support for the nitsd
-tais- -rnstpr-i,ip i--cau-c he does not
hn"~ st ui" Hill be candidates. but
that ie o. certain that he - for Rol,insou
i"r governor. va stated hcr.. yesterday
~ Jn,ig~ ~ 3 I;it< of Bluefeld. Ell
r'''tr borne from Clark-l'urs where hs
attendc'i thc meeting II the tate Bar
a--'ciati"n Judge kitz. who served ~
= district attorney under Taft. and i-
vel known throughout the STATE, declsr-
81 hi- aliegianr~ e. Judg~ Robinson's .
cHndidacy iof nomination fof governor %
10 a''-''lt" and Nitiiout any cpntinssnt
'.lefncnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15
OPPOSE REMOVAL
North Wchmond GitiEcnn Wnnt sen..
rnic flrc Engine House In
Harton IIciGh,s

h'S"'ul ions protesting against the re-
ii"N"l oi the frc engine house now To-
Gated on Characteristic Avenue to a
new ste III what Is known as Pollard
!hrh were adopted last night ~ the
fesHiai meeting Of the North Richmond
4ii|cns Association Of the Seventh
fie"lnrt Of Lee Ward The meeting
which was well attended, was held in
me auditorium ~ the Barton Heights
school
~ was the opinion Of the ma jority Of
those present that amy action on IN.
pant ~ the city III removing the en-
Ilnc house should bc opposed unless
new hrt station was erected in Bar.
ton Heights. This section Of tho ri,y
TN" Speakers aaid, WAS thickly popu-
lated aud closely bult-up With fram.
dwellings For this reason they said
're station sh"uld he provided for
thls section alone. Among the sneak
ers at the meeting las, nigh, wcre
t"unoiimc,t Fred POWELL and y T.. Rose
Jr. ct Lee Ward and Secretary l. :
Jones Of tho Board II Fire t.o,nmtr
Eioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15
COTTON RECORDS BROKEN
ON NEW ORLEANS MARKET
Closing. Above zoe Mark. NJ IIylcs;
quotations ENer Registered
On EachanEc
MEM ORLEANS. Noyemh.r !,

NEW ORLEANS. November ii.--I.o-
ral cotton exchange records were
sinttercd To-day. when closing prices
above the zoe. mark were registered
MAY and July passed zoe. early in
the days trading. and although the
market saSEed slightly shortly after
th" zoe. pric" was posted. because OF
a rush 10 realize by holders al long
contracts. these options weathercd the
rush aud continued to advance on
ate reports Of high prices for spots
tnallS closing at the highest quota
ions ever registered on this exchange
Ibe highest quotation for May was
-",o". and tue closing price was .D.04
fhc July option closed al .0.l1. or
Within point Of the high price Of
The day.
-Four reasons We're ascrihcd for tho
record quotations: cold weather in the
Western belt: the Census bureaus
nullish report on American mill con
SUMPTION: good opening cables and
high prices for spots. particularly 1T
galveston and Houston. where &c.
quotations were reached.
spots rose higher - points /" ia.3S
cor mlddiing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15
CRIPPLED ATHLETIC STARS
Dartmouth Has SinuIc-iIandcu t,,,urd
H"rdccni Brown Has Missing
Fingers,

me loss OF IN arm "r leg doesn't
't"ln ic -. nlu,h OF - haudicup 10 ath.
lcioS vino have within them ..Atn,urse
courage aud the hghtin. spirit
Guns Martucci. who lns' 3tu arm IN
Nhlldhood. ranks today as one OF tn.
pest golfers in America. \ char uatuc /
Nicely Is varsity guard FOR Dartmouth
And FOOTBALL. YOU know. is !, 2am,,
"hcfe u always has been figured MA;
noun arms were absolutely essential
t"r t"tkilhS purposes. out In ohio
lhc'c was Il NouuSStcr who lost !. lar
som" Years ago. aud afterwards tool.
RANK rs ouc Of the best BASKETBALL
players III hi@ vicinity.
Erh"*t Jones. once ii star -ol:,r IN
EnSiand. Wen, 10 w.r and came bach
minus 4 l":. 80 handicapped. In. 70
aulned golf and is playing th, .am.
WIN almost all tho skill! tll.tt hc showed
cafl'cf 'n The Pacific Coast there's n
N"hhssi"" who los; u nam! some wears
-,S". ana then took up nrizc n.him.
=" - comlnG I" the front rapidly
M"F'lot:t! Brown never Was !, r..,i
pitcher until aftc. lie lost parts ~
some fingers "u his piichn. hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-15
REBEL TAKES OPENER AT
BOWIE WITH LENGTHY ODDS
tIcn,! Track Permits Surprises During
iirsf Nnccs-innuSurRl Handicap
Annexed by Wntcr Indy.

BOWIE. Mn.. November i;-Thc In.
ausuiil handicap. the featur" 1T the
won by AIRS j. Arthur's Water Lady,
m I,nSry dst rn, rno .d, I Mar s
Tor tn. first fivo fm,lonrs' In, "nit
when Water Lady headed him
hsb.i came nome in the opening
long odds OF $lo6 for a 5. ticket. Nice
losne was secoi,l. aud chelsea third.
Al Hudson was heavily rlayed in this
number. hu, evidently did moi relish
The track was heavy. aud holding
days aud surprises were evident lit
nearly every number.
MaNtmS Choice accounted for the
closing race. when lie easily defeated
Cors;can and Harbard Summaries:
t H.rI, ii: Mtec an" .oa , h' l"r'G .i
..omo; M.losss"s;, n ,McnSrn,G,N. 81, 50 AMI
I Wfs Y NsiS".
S ssyH"s SIS nr'. 8, s. mi na, ~
70, ',rr",SalSr,., 500 and $50, .sssesnd III
" ~ Ia M"rhS chesf; ~ n tns.' im
J" ,.nr., .aa kiIt> also ran,
,I>s s;H,. sill. md $50. ssrond; iisF: ii
roma Ws, SAL piiiV My,;Ss rii,y !" ot, "
[, ,n W /: Is sdS Sm, y; ~.
s: ai $50 syvdn "Gf"H Mar.d "' ,,cn r""'gi h
sr" in nau r ts%s a5S sks ,hE tn
IL! Ff'E ; s., "s & ssa !. y s" rsr.
l" "'orS' y Mi sgr II, S" 49, s
,hiri Tim6, I:S; Sou,hrr" '''' GaiG. r S"
u"mnait., E"p,"n. piSturher and Siumner.r
oS sh M;r "@E s-s 'sr"s so % r' SS Sgt
~, ~, Ne.nlld: H"d,ar III UHayncS,. s,ao