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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
'"Ten-Minute Bride" Faces
Trial for Killing Husband

NORFOLK. Va. March 1.-THE
'tcn-minute bride" win shortly 20 on
trial here for kiIffng her husband.
Gordon Cumming.
The defense win strcs1 tho claim
that Cumming. who married her I'M
der ''ten-rninutc" agreement to give
their baby n name. threatened to
take tho child away from her.
Leaving her 10 minutes after the
ceremony. Cummings complained
that she bothered" him afterward
and. Il is claimed. his unrelenting at
titudc toward her brought about tho
fatal shooting.
Cumming met Mittie Jester IN her
fathers fish shop In Hampton Roads
dozen years ago. She makes no
division Of the blame now Tor what
happened She knew no was married.
but continued to see him
-Four years after they met she was
tho mother OF boy. She christened
him Kenneth.
Cumming was leading lawyer Of
tho state.
Then came his divorce and Mittie
Jester turned to him and begged him
To give name to the baby she
loved. She signed an agreement that
their wedding would be in name only
and would last 10 minutes exactly.
She agreed that she would not op-
pose his divorce and would go her
own way and leave him TO his career.
He payo her az N week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

FOR RENT-i5 room unfurnished ronmln
house Inquire u Filling station, so
North Third street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

st,ooo-g room brick staeeoed. modefn,
larse fleepinf perch, east front. lpt
hotisA IN ward. near car line.
ei,b00-five aerot of land and t.r1om frame
hnu7c on North foHrih street road
ss.sOo-srosm brirs, modern. in good con
dillon. Forth ward.
et,b0O-Two.famiiy brick house. rooms
aud bath on each side good close
In location, Third ward.
q ,boo-e. room brick. modern. arepiace.
sleeping porch. nne brick garage.
conner lot 5oxtt2. Third Word
close IN.
A. FLEIsCiIER
REAL ESTATE, ffRF AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE LOANS.
rhoas Ga. III South Fourth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
ArcnMAlnnArING.

Il am In a great hurry" said the
bald-headcd man as he climbed Into
the BARRIERS chair. Can you cut my
hair II I leave my collar ouf"
SURE replied the barber. as he
glanced az the shiny dome; "even N
YOU leave your hat N "-Pertiand
EXPRESS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
PRISON BARY SEES

McALEsTER. Okia.-Theima May
CLARK. ? Il outside Of prison walls
for the first time In her HE. Her
parents. Mi and Mrs. Jess Clark,
have completed a term in the stote
prison here. for manslaughter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
JUST GOOD ENOUGH

A good old scout living north OF
town came In Saturday and handed ~
d dollar for biz subscription. Take
IT," he said. u can't buy anything
with Il ans more. SLOAN spnnga
Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

The hest isiuRlaas comes from
Russia. "a II made from the giant
sturgeon. witch inhabits the Caspian
aon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the "Class'
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
FOR sAIE-Typcwritcrs

FOR SALE T1rEwHfTERs-An klnds.
both Lew and second hand. bought. sold
rsuted aud repalred, Albuquerque TypeSrit.
or Exchange. Phone cold. 121 South
tnnrth -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
ADDING MACHINES

DALTON Adding and Calculating Machines.
y. II Racine, Sales Agent. Phone ola
l22 South Fourth street Service maintained
DcmonAtFEtions Anicitod. Call up.
a@@~
nuFguN 49, .wnNan nm @ = rUunuuaE -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

$500 ts:ss soss.e n.ss
aa3 back ffrffrfa faf1ss E4nf sIfsI ~
fTKrft, mis- d close - akd . aoHt I14I.
~ a7E t.rooyS mnfefr bricf. fae1atInn
$500 etfG large aIaI81dlIn t|H|r|&F
roffh. niona fudfgdIl1n. f1Inrlr r11I. IfIII
md tack screened norcHG4s lut NIUFIfQ a1a
tltge iK unthnIIdIbre here arc WY K00N.
Fails price lueIufss the hilchtn ltaqf AZ
ronnnrifd. hIIq ihs hfIflGh IH|NlI1rf. IuHe
date Possession can b. given.
Theat haHass afa al IN lhs renfiA Ward
and ~ VIII b. glad 20 sAow tham 10 rap'
u YOU hays Z heuse fof aaia lat 9Th -
Ana VI VII % Ne rprt
A. G. STARES Il,
30 West eoit Ave-. fAaft ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Effective Printing

means good type, good prcsses. good
workmcn and good paper We have
the equipment and the wOrkmcn for
you. aud use good grades OF bond.
safety aud cover papcfr. Let III
show YOU.
CENTRAL PRINTING co.
Herald Building. THIRD and Copper.
Phone at5, Connccts all Departments.
WE WANT YOUR PRINTING IN 1890
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
RUsINESs OPPORTUNITIES {.

FOR sALE-sman stock o. rrocerlss and n
tuTgs; cheap rent. Address. ) A, care
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

NEED SOME coon SCRATCH PADSi-.
Get them a. tho Evening Herald business
Once, Zoe per pound,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
MANTED-Mnlc Help
Phone 345

WANTED-Au experienced farmer and stock
man Must ho a man NJ strong character
aud good education e practical worker with
q good record who can obtain results Sin.
~ additional iurnme from cattle. Write
complete details about yourself Address NJ
Friedman. nurkmau. n Mex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

FOR SALE-l 'ud selected acolimatcd White
Elephant seed corn. I have grown thit
corn Tor the past three years with a maxi
num Yield Of over 700 bushels per acre. one
TO twenty pounds, Is cents per pound; 20
goEpds or more, r. cents per pound = %.
Phone 2Ail-R8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
LAVE STOCK

FOR SALk-One car load 81 heavy horses
and mares vii be Al Curi's Wagon Yard.
500 North broadwhy. Mach itth and there
aher until sold. Scott Ridenoir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

FOR sALE-Blaek Minorca breeding cocks
and hstchinE egEs. Chas. Passmore. 22Tt
North Fourth 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

FOR SALE-rhorpuFhhred RinElet Barred
Plymouth Rocks. s & V I Reds Egg for
Matching, 10 aud 20 cents each Rcd pnul,
Try Nards, as West Atlantic. Phone tis3W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

rlSH FISH FtSH-Frcsh Fish all kinds.
A W Willis Grocery aud MOI Market.
i22 west Central Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

FOR RENTING. room furnished house.
tt2j West Central s55 q month water
paid Apply 20i North Edith phone 1891
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
THIS MAN REALLY DID GIVE UNTIL IT HURT

The following is the of a wealthy san
Antonio his bank : letter calling his collateral
loan. This direct from the bank president:
For the following reasons ann unable to send yon
the check asked for.
II have been held up held down. sand bagged. walk
ed on flatcncd and squeezed. First by the
United States government for federal the
cess profit tax and the Liberty loan bonds thrift CAPT
tai stock tax. merchants license and tax. and by
every society and organization that the inventive mind
of invent. to extract what may may not
possess
From the Society of John the Baptist. the q. A. r.
the Womans Relief. the Navy league the Purple Cross.
the Black Cross. the Red Cross the Double Cross and tn"
y. W. {. A.. the Boy Scouts the Jewish Relief the Bel
gan Relief and every hospital i'll town. Then on top OF
it all the Associated Charities.
1.-The government has governed my business that
l don't know who it. | am inspected suspected.
examined and re-examined informed required and
mandcd so ! don't know who | am. where | am why
! am here. All | know is ] supposed to be an mex
haustblc supply of money for every known need desire
hope Of the human and because will sell
all have and 90 and bee. borrow steal money to
give away have been c,lssed discussed boycotcdalk
cd about talked lied about. lied to- held up hung up.
obbcd and nearly ruined. and the only reason am cling
ing to life is to what i'll the hell is coming next
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
SILVER DEMAND GREATER

n writer III the Magazine of Wall Street remark,
about the future of silver Demand will continue for
ut least two mainly for coinage and pro
vide metallic to the greatly Xpanded
note circulation of India | inclined to the opinion
that kind of bi-metallsln must eventually
The worlds supply of gold has passed its apex and in
time silver will replace paper in measure.
rency and and gold will be drawn out of cir
culatlon reserve for note issues When bmealllSm
actually comes. the value Of silver will deprecate
ing of that community prices advance remain
constant but. otherwise believe that commodity
the price of silver will show any sustained decline
from present levels for years
This writer fails to consider the increased demand
from the arts. which in the United States alone more
than equals 80 per cent of the output of silver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF
ROAD WORK IN cOcHiSE
Continued from Page oney

Z
rupted.
The meeting OF the Bankhead High
way association to be held in Biz
mingham shortly is OF great impo--
lance to this part of the country. and
it is pleasing to note that the Hon
Fred Suffer will attend this meeting.
which is OF the Executive committee
and al which meeting a successor
of the late President Plowman will
be chosen and besides the report OF
the pathtiniing committee on the
route west from FL Paso will come
up most likely fer final approval.
This report is now sealed and defil-
itely. no one knows in pub.c man
ner. it's contents.
The sending CT Mr.. Suffer mean,
that southeastern Arizona will have
friend at court when the big
thing occurs.
/ One OF the mos, active road asso-
Citations in America i the Old Span
ism Trails association with headquar.
ters in san Antonio. This organ.-
alton is not a paper road organi-
alton. hut a real live wire body and
liz is getting results In its wise
/ judgment it selected the Borderlani
route as it's coast connection froll
FL Paso west and this route. with
one or two optional routings is pro
yided for all the way from FL Paso
to the coast by bond issues. regular
TAX road funds and federal aid :,
pec!a. article On this route is in
/ re para. ion fer the press.
County Engineer sid Smy;h states
that while he has been held up b.
the inc,ement weather. as seen j..
! the elements adjust themselves ne
xill have every drag available on
he various roads and will elminat
he mud holes on the more trave.ed
roads as soon as possible.
The work east Of Douglas is rapi.
dly drawing TO a close providing tn
federal aid can now be secured. Tha,
is unless the commission can now Sc
cure federal aid which was interfe..
red with by the quo warranto pro
ceedings. The commission will have
20 call halt on their work at tina;
point pretty soon. otherwise i, can
90 on some ways yet.
The Highway Fund had the sum If
ssl5i5.15 to its credit last. nigh.
with the county treasurer
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
THE UNBELIEVABLE

We often wonder what is i'll the gray matter OF
an l. W. W. They have no grey in their brain cells
for that matter However. they certainly have little
gard for their sisters mothers, when of the most
fixed principles of the L. w. W. is to make
''free thing, Furthermore. L. W. w. can have any
religion if he she is true |. w. w. most shock
ing state of affairs disclosed in arrests of l. W. WIS
made in Akron Ohio recently, when several of the
beTs charged with having planned to slaughter all
city officials and capitalists to seize banks and appro
pirate their funds; to abolish marriages to DESTROY
churches and ''natonalize' 1t is unbelievable,
to think that any man, especially American born could
accept such teachings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
ROADSIDE ADVERTISING

Blboar,ls and roadside advertising have been I'M
der criticism for many years The weight of adverse
criticism has increased and many advertisers have taken
note of the trend of popular opinion while public author
tiles and all persons interested in the sigtness of high
and the preservation of scenery have taken their
stand against these forms of advertising. In Pcmsyl
wanna the highway department is reported have
issued general order all of the county road supeyi-
tendcns directing that than 10000 miles of
road be stripped of advertising signs of every dcscrp
ton Exchange.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18

What the country needs is less patriots of the
Victor Berger stamp.
Silk is going up. 1t is reported that silk worms
ion has ordered general strike.
Silk stockings high, of course, but they d.
necessity for the proper scenic effect.
The railroads to be returned to their
March /. That is, what's left of em.
The grave diggers in Spain have gone strike.
The high cost of dying is worrying the dear people
well as the high cost of living.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
SATURDAY
~~~~~~~~c~~~S(
rOnMEH THUMBS IONE
GIRL MARRIED

Announcements have been receiv-
ed in Tombstone OF the marriage of
Mss Nina Harbenson, former Toni
stone girl. having resided her sever
al years ago with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. r. Harbenson. The wed
ding occurred on the 29th of Decem-
Der a; the home OF the brides par
ents in Copper Hill. near Globe. The
groom is Mr.. G. Warren Fara. Mis-
Harbenson attended the local school )
here and has a large number OF
friends ald former school mates who
will wish Mr.. and Mrs. Fara happy
welded life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
NO STATE LICENSE
NECESSARY TO SELL
BUTTER SUBSTITUTE

Continued from Page One)
TO cover the sale Of uncolored cleo
margarine or Nucoa. or s4s a yea
to cover the sale OF the colored ar
;ic!e.
You should send your applica-
lection Of internal revenue, at Phoo-
nix, Ariz"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
TO eIseE
ASSISTANT STATE
ENGINEER HERE

Assistant State Engineer W. H
G1etz, division engineer in charge Of
the paving work 20 be done on the
Bisbee-Douglas highway was in Tomb
stone today Ell route TO Tucson He
~!ll return TO Tombstone Monday TO
be present al the opening OF bids for
The grading OF the Renson-Vail high
way He states that Oswald Broth
ers already have enc camp erected to
begin work of paving the Forest-Bis-
bee stretch of the highway and the
other contractors are preparing to
start in the immediate future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
TOMBSTONE "BoMeEC-
BY NAVAL AVIATOR

Tombstone was the victim Of an
air raid" this morning about IL: 80
when Lieutenant G. r. Pond. nava!
aviator connected with the FL Paso
recruiting station OF the L. S. Navy.
bombed the city from an elevation
Of less than a hundred feet
Recruiting literature, entitled -,
Message From Mars" was dropped
fIom the big plane as 1t glided over
the tops of the buildings of the bust
ness section of the city The litera-
ture sets forth the opportunities for
able bodied men, between the age OF
IS to 35 years, in the aviation depart
ment of the navy.
For half an hour the plane circled
over the city. visiting all parts. Ev-
eryone was out and the craning OF
necks was general. Flying directly
over the crowds who gathered in the
middle Of the street, and swooping
downward to height Of about fifty
feet furnished quite an amount of ex-
element to many who have never
seen a plane in flight. The pilot and
observer could be seen plainly "a
they waved to the crowds. later tura-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18

FROM BIS6EE

Officer Bill Sheriff and Jim Jones
Of Bisbee spent last evening in the
city on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18

BISBEE, Jan. 15.-Pinned beneath
a big Winton-six automobile that OF.
erturned yesterday at noon on the
boulevard just below the c. & a.
hospital en- the outskirts OF Warren,
for the Copper Queen Mining com-
pany was severely injured and the
six other occupants of the car were
extricated only after enough people
had gathered 20 right it,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18

FOR SALE-Red jacket, patented
mine. IL miles from Bowie. Arizona.
located in the rich mineral Cochis /,
county. Analysis shows 1872 gold aaj
Al OF. silver. VIII furnish mining
engineers report and title co.'s guar
antee and abstract. Will sell for
$4,000 or will make working agree
mcnt to reliable party with money.
C. Nelson Dugan, !6 Lexington St.
Baltimore, Md. -Advt. 1t II 1t e
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
SUPERVISORS TO MEET

The board Of supervisors meets
Monday to consider bids which have
been asked for on four cylinder
touring car and for construction oil
Section ID CT the Benson-Vail high-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18

Stockmen to fight state tax on live
stock brought here for grazing.
Improvement OF old road between
Chloride and searchlight ferry big
benefit to farmers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
way.
IN FROM RANCH

! Harry Hasselgreen. well known ca.
tleman of Lewis Springs spent a few
{ business
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
WE WILL HAVE WITH US AGAIN

This presidential year. and the pest who IS always
taking ''sraw VOTE presidential candidates will
be abroad in the land A straw vote is about
much to the point of exactness SNOWFALL
extngushng the fires of Hades.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18

which point they came. in a few mo-
ments disappearing from view behind
the hills
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18

Among the attorneys who are il
the county seat today on matters be
fore the Superior Court were noted
The following; 5. W White. Frank
W. Doan. David Bensh.mol. Judge W
Of Douglas: Rod Mcdonald. S. X
Williams, Alex Murray. Ed Flann.
gan. OF Bisbee and Lyman H. Hays
Ct Wilcox. Probate matters is the
chief order OF business in the Sd
perior court on Saturdays. and the
day Is marked with a large dtten
dance Of legal lights
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
ARIZONA, THE BEST LAND OF ALL
BY Madame Alice Mora ,eska


Although have travelled and been
in many distant lands since my first
advent into the western country in
the middle SOS. I have not forgot
20 keep an interest in close watch
over Arizona.
have watched the unfolding Of
natures gifts at the hands OF indus
try. have watched the thousands o..
Inter visitors who have left the I'M
print OF their impressions of our
sunny land by the purchaser OF pro-
perry. have watched the inyalils
come By the thousands and recuper-
ate their physical and mental
strength 10 finally become permanent
residents OF Arizona. have wa.che l
the phenomenal growth OF the great
southwest and the universal national
and European. pour INTO our c5ln nv
Z Arizona. especially our best and
most highly educated authors states
men. educated people who have fail
Ell into line with this same semi-tro-
pical section.
gladly watched the building 60
the Panama canal from ailr all OF
which pointed out to me destiny FOR
the whole southwest fear all this
forth coming OF Arizonas greatness
IS net sufficiently Compensated by
many of our most hopeful
The first demand was harbcr IA
cilit!eS. which was wise move. oar
government at least appreciated the
necessity, hence the much needed .o,
preparation. l. was not a matter
location although they have without
ioub; chosen wisely shows from re
su.tsl and have proven conceded
commercial necessity. Il was the
move which was necessary in orde.
to permit It's wonderful. section O.
the southwest country TO have al
even chance in the marxe;s OF the
weird ;ha; ne Should have coed
harbor.
|; will not be long before this cour.
try from Arizona to San Diego will
be on sanitarium for worlds SICK
and a place for perfect rest for the
rich who seek to prolong their years
amid comforts not found in any ota.
or part OF the world
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
EOWARE MAN

II. Z WoCtou. well known hard
ware dealer OF Bisbee, was a bust
ness visitor in the county seat today
returning home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
Rom DOUGLAS

William Yeager. of Douglas, was a
business visitor in the county seat
today On matters demanding his az
IentiJn at the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
IN FROM RANCH

J. G. McCabe, pioneer rancher and
former supervisor, is in Tombstone
today. being called here on bust
ness. MIR McCabe reports that the
Huachuca section in which his ranch
g located. has been thoroughly
irerIhed by the reaent rains and
sncw. and that the small blades of
grass are beginning to sprout on a.!
parts OF the range.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
The Canal Question

The canal project carried with /,
question for southern California as
well as Arizona. which indicates the
direction of capital and legislation
already mapped out Experience du:.
ing the World war has proven 10 US
mat water communication exceeds i?
oheapness the railroads.
Railroads
Our great railroad men OF both
East and West were the founders OF
the great scheme OF connecting III,
systems OF the two great ocean 10
ocean. with steel
They should have unlimited com.
menda;ion instead Of so many crit.
c.sms and many OF which are the
fault OF ignorance of the bigness =.
things which make the world wake
up.
They have driven their way
through mountains and deserts. The
result is millions of prosperous
homes and the end of their projec.
is not yet reached. After this coun
try becomes normal and realizes
their foreign work will not call thei,
money and attention much longer
They will cause US to hold our brea ii
al the wonderful things they will do
not only for all the U. S, but for
the worlds uplifting, in a scientin,
and TO commercial advantages.
Statehood.
We all know that our America
constitution gives US the absolute pow
er to impose any condition upon the
people of a state in its making. as
well as a territory. to go ahead. Ari
zona made good in everything requir
ed from the beginning.
But? The question is now. We
have what we wanted. a State. an
no power. only that of the Almighty
can prevent our right and might tt
conquer or prevent our demanding
our Rights. We must conquer a..
enemies who attempt to destroy this
gift.
Soon the houses Of mud or canvass
like the dice Of fortunes throw:
Are scattered on the ups ond downs
OF the rush Of fevered row.
And fifty million men are there
And twenty thousand healthy mul :;
And as many, many. eamblinf
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
GOT DIVORCE.

ID. " Fruiiman. clothing man of
Bisbee, was in Tombstone today. hav-
ing come over &c secure a divorce
rom his wife. who deserted him
shortly after marriage. His brother
TO eIseEE
Chief Deputy Sheriff George Hen
shaw and deputy Hal Smith went -
Blsbee today on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-01-18
IN ROM RANCH.

Sam Barrow, well known raneher OF
ST David. spent few hours in the
county seat today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
BOWIE RESULTS

D'aiorl 80 70. 40 Won; Machine Gun
ur-. 10 'WNlIamsr. 3"e, 800 lone :
Nonrfncl III CpautryN. L. ~, third Time.
ga IN. Fading Stnr Turt. George HuNcc
t'oonlb. k.hnua yam.
S-cnna rAc.-s5>"u fnr.oups- John J
Casey. ~ Hiayu..t % n. !s6n, a'p. Won
n~rgAU 10 tZoc.l"rt. 3"'. tn!rd. Time,
; 20 Kiur.inr H. Trhnspcro. SanfranoT.
l:Ar'y Morn. N,.t!vu van
Third raJ.--spNru fur ungs k!ikcriN. 70.
,Fato-' az. o. - l-it. Won. c"fson. 10.
jE0el4tr) 5i1h 1900. second rhraScon: III
t!Iun,b. 80. ih.rl Thine. l 80 80 lack
x cuu>!n ".Nia". Mis- Si"TsinE ''nurr"I."s
Mi.l-.d I:Yt>.'iU, Int Kay. M"ddl!ng MI :
,au Tara oi..,'.A M.."r'a Eurr,tH coupled
,ilurt, : ~ 30 $50 won; Boniaec. IL
'Hodrisu.zl. go. 80 second prin|nha.
lia connolly -.l third Time. la l..
Taf.o- MtiG. E,tahs ran
fltth -arr-u.ii- and sex rf.y yards %
ISts Eubrrt~. lul tHoalierp. 80. $50. SO,
won. Dur.AS IN ISurkrl. $50. $50. Won;
Ncr.;y.. loH ,Hurkin.t. so, third Time.
~ Veto. American BOY, Widow BE
sixih -,aa uue and q sixteenth Alma
~ 20 tHrysnn1 So SO 5i". won: VIII
j." ~ lHgdriEGsaD. -, 20. second Ben
IaiEYSon TX ,Burh-'. i@. th.5d Time.
:' b9rart IfGucs, Lite "a. SIR John
NDrEro nan,
seventh rar, Mic .ni sixteenth Huron
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