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mm lave Been Called For Stockholders in the United American Insurance Co. Oppose Its Merger With Henry Clay Company. Claim Is Made That First-Named Interests Get the Worst of the Deal. STEClat. DISPATCH TO TUB SSQUHKB.

Frankfort, December 2. Blank. proxies tore being mailed to the hundreds of stockholders of the United American Insurance Company by Charles E. Dexter, of Frankfort, urging the stockholders to rally around him at the meeting in Nashville Monday, January 26, to prevent the merger of their company with the Henry Clay Fire- InsuiUnce Company, of this" city. Each proxy is accompanied by a letter setting forth the terms of the merger, which, Dexter claims, will result in a loss of 1122,000 to the stockholders oC the United American Insurance Company.

He says there is $242,000 of capital stock of the United. AmerlcUn Company held by the stockholders, for which is proposed to give 120,000 worth of stock In the Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company, and that the stockholders of the United American will lose 122,000 of par value oh account of the trade. Henry S. Vansant. former Assistant Insurance Commissioner, iys the Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company proposes to pay the United American Insurance Company in stock at 25 p-ir share, the par value of which is and that inasmuch as the real value of the United American is the United American stockholders would lose imr.000, and the United American -stockholders would get less than 50 per cent of their original holdings.

President Froman. of the United American Insurance Company', said: "It was thought desirable by our Board of Directors, as well as by the board of the Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company, of Lexington, to combrne the resources and business of the two under one or some $14,000 a year, so as to saxeiy land profitably meet this The result of protracted negotiations between the boards of the two companies is an agreement to merge the two into otae big, strong company, thereby corrtbin ng their capital, surplus and business. whJe cutting out the overhead expense of one of them. "Our gross assets are now about Including demands which we a sart Against the American Finance Company Of some $21,000. ut which it denies.

But the value of the business which we have built up the past year was such that we were enabled to get for our assets $300,000 in the stock of the Henry Clay at $25 -per share of the par value of $10, each fully paid up, $25 being the price at which that stock has been sellfng to the public for some time. It has $10.000000 of Insur American Company. ice i-resi (dent James L. Watklns, of the Henry Clay, said; "'The Henry Clay Fire Insurance Com pany bought the United American Company's-assets for so much money. Just how much we pay and Just what we get frv.

it I will not say. It was not a mersrer. It was a straight buy. "I have, heard that some of the stock holders in the United American Company were not entirely satisfied with the sale tit the assets to us, but as to wnat tney ir.t or will lose. I have no knowledge In looking at books we looked at oniv what they possessed.

General Manager Claude Snyder, of the Henry Clay Company, Is in Louisville to night. VICTOEY IN DEATH. JlcChord Law Stands as a Monument To William Goebel. to rum bnoiiseb. Frankfort.

December 2. In a telegram of congratulation to Governor Mc-i'reary to-night up; the decision of the Supreme Court, ol the United States in that thse McChord railroad rate law Is constitutional. Justus Goebel said it was for this law. that. William hi.

brother, then Governor ot Kentucky, gave up his life 14 years ago. TAXES, ENJOINED By TJ. S. Court of Appeal and Case ai-cou Bemanded ror JMew xriai. The interlocutory, order of the United o.iL.

n.atrlct Court for the Eastern. DiS- v.ntuckF enjoining Clerk-George COVINGTON. Commissioners Meet. Yesterday at lunch at th Industrial Club the City 'Commissioner-elect and Mayor George Er Phllipps met with the committee, composed of E. 8.

Lee, C. J3. Edwards. Martin Durrett. Homer Nory Northcutt and C.

C. Chase, appointed by the club to with the Commissioner at times discussed their duties after January 1. The laws ot commission form of government were read to tne members, the chief discission being civi- service a board of which the new Commissioners will have to appoint soon after taking charge. The meeting was an Informal one and no definite action taken. It was decided to have another meeting In the near future tor the purpose of arriving at some conclusion.

Spanish War Veterans Elect. Egbert Camp. Spanish War Veterans, last-night elected the following officers, who will be Installed January 6: Commander. W. Damon; Vies Commander.

George Waa-samann, Vice Commander. M. Officer of the Day, John Callaghan: Officer1 of the Guard, George Rlckers; Chaplain, W. H. Wlllingsworth: Color Bearer.

Herman F. Fouat: Melvln Banks: Keldel. Fred Wachs and C. B. Shlmer; Adjutant.

C. B. Shlmer; Quartermaster. Charles. 8.

Lambert. Mayor Representatives of the various mothers' clubs yesterday on Mayor George E. Philippe and passed a resolution compl.mentlng him for the stand he has taken In the saloons at midnight and forbidding Sunday dancing. They likewise suggested that a municipal dance hall be established as In Cincinnati, and with that end In view the Mayor will meet with tJe Presidents of the mothers' clubs F.l-day morning and select 12 women from each ward to discuss the Idea. Woman Complains.

Mayor George EV. Philipps yesterday received a letter from a woman with live children, complaining that her husband spends his weekly salary In a saloon In Covington, that she Is destitute and without money, and wants the Mayor to prosecute the saloon keeper. Mayor nmpps- a a me matter investigated and finds mat. ma sa.oon.la. out of the city limit.

The letter may oe referred to the county authorities. Lykto nd Sheriff Orville P. Pollitt, mVioyed of" XewJa County. Kentucky, and tej of an Vancetourg and Stout Jl- from assessing and col r.r.r'taies from the Chesapeake and Onto Baflway Company for the benefit the rokd company, was affirmed yes-rdiln the; United Stated Circuit Court of Appeals in an opmion written' by Warringtoiu appear that under. a special atatuteH of WJUa.aB Idne the VHnceuuig rnrvinike Boad Company 'waa Ihe wad.to be constructed in -'County.

The statute created a al taxing district and -imposed on inrt worth of taxable property cU. fln annual tax of 50 cents, which therein annual tax contlnuft Wa; the "built and paid or ShV Apellate Court that the Tf in this case strongly tends to el tnlt- the turnpike company had KhTved mucn rnorerpoey than could TCe riTnably oen expended In buUd-V the contemplated in Its charter, 2d Suotet the follows rom the op.n- l0aSaJrtESder which: the turnpike As, the act un ted road company wa inc assessed that all thVockholdeS the "prayer of it shall he "any for an accounting tl railway, company' npihe of- fund, recrtv tne ompany 13 doeg not see why an Court says allowed and en- fYr" A ntlng sii" ti luld. remanded to the District actions 13 arc ovcrru led. Charitable Act. James Wilson.

82, who claimed to have walked from Albany. X. to this city, en route to Xxlngfcn. fell In the hands of City Jailer John Murnhv yeete.dav afternoon fatigued. The Jailer cared for the old man and later sent htm to with a tkket ana some cnange lor meals.

Compliments To Be Returned. President Richard C. Stewart, of the Industrial Cub. Is planning a visit of the" club to the Madison-avenue Christian Church, of which Rev. Jojeph W.

H.gin Is the pastor, as a compliment to the a ho made several addresses before the club men- oers. Funeral of Mrs. Downard. The funeral of Mrs. Downard.

wife of Mr, J. -A. Downard. President of the Commercial National Bank, took place yesterday afternoon from the First Baptist Church and was large-i ly aueuaea. ine body was sent to Aug us.

a. last nignt ana win be placed In the vault MacDowell Club. To-night there will be a business meeting of the MacDowell Club In the lecture room of the library, when the coming celebration and management, thereby saving an exensa parent to be held in 1815 wia be dtscusd. Mayor Qeorse E. was electad H.nurarv President of Kentucky's Pageant Commiit-e ana ice president of the MacDowell Club.

Eight About Face. -apiaiu J. A. urownneid has opened a re cruiting office on the second floor of the 8ev enth-street market house and will be at the office every night this week. The LleuUnants 1U be Cuailes Gauseponl and Jau.es North cutt.

me company will be known as the uuaras. Covington Briefs. Realty transfers recorJed yesterday were Liszie Luebber to A ma lie buscnmanif. Lot 13 on Oreenup street. Henry Uersch to i).

Baker, Lot Zi in South Covington. Edward ruder, aged 35. of this city, and Emma Montroy. aged 23, of Maysvllle, Ky were granted a marriage license. Patrolman O' Her ion yesterday arrested liaxtT.

of Pike atreet. on a warrant ance in force, and is doing apparently JTi. i I with forging his ns assets are about $350,000. As near as we UuiUl figure It, comparing the value of our assets with the- value of theirs, our stocx--1 holders and theirs share equally." Fromanadded that "no member, of the United American Board made a dollar out the trade in commissions. PURCHASE, NOT MERGES, Declares the Vice President of the Henry Clay Company.

BTECIAX. piBPATCH TO THS KXQCIBER. Lexinrtcn. December 2. When a'sked to-night as to the verity of the of Messrs.

Charles Dexter and Vansant concerning the Henry Fire Insurance Company and the Brcmoack. raa. g.cg him name to a check tor iA on he Citix.na' National bank. Baxter denies the charge. EAST LYN.N'E" AT ODD FEUrjOWS HALX.

The story of East ia remarkably told by a sense of reaily wonderful moving pictures, taken In the place where the s.ory located in England. This play was staged by a company of a.tists far superior lo any former ptesentation ever wltnemted in tn-a country It is an elaborate- production, calculated to monopolize the attention of the audience from start to finish. A. Odd 'Fel lows- and Madison streets. Mon day.

Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at clock. Adv. Hayden As'icraft was arrested last night by LJeiuenant Kiemeye- and chaiged with drunk-ennrss and disoiderly conduct. He was at Police Headquarters making Inquiries about a man named josapn jscin.osn. wno waa for drunkenness.

Afa-raft. the lieutenant claims, abused and i called him vile names. John Hanauer. President of the Covington Automobile Company, yesterday purchase 1 the structure formerly occupied by the John en- ner Brewing Company at the so tnwst vo.t-er of Pike and flcott streets. M.

Hanauer will const-net a nrep oof garage. int pu enase twice was not given out. His enrage on Madi son avenue was recently destroyed by fire. When Edward Hussard was a'ralgned before Police Ju 'ge John Bead diy mo.nlng charred with the theft of a chinchilla rain coat lonina to Dr. A.

C. Wlnte rr.eyer he told the Court to One hhn quickly. As Ms case was one for the special grand Jury to ln- vtt mtf it was trans er en to tnat oony Hussard claims his home is in Terre Haute, Indiana. Alleg'ng abandonment. Karl Glass was c-ranted a divorce yesterday from Bertha Glass.

'Druggist I. X. Miller was fined -'x In Judge Tracy's d'vlslon of the Circuit Court yesterday. Miller was indicted by the grand Jury unlawfully selling alleged mrrpnone. ka ward Blumfleld.

of the Mate Board of Phsr-rniirv assisted Prosecutor R. O. Williams In the case. Arguments in the damage suit of Geo-ge Wlraiey against the South Covington and Cln-oinnari Btrept Railway Company were com pleted late yester av afternoon and will go to the jury tnin morning. a a vMwtll v.tfT1av.

in her suit filed In the C'rcult Curt against J. K. Kldwell for divnrrn aii-rA abandonment. They were mfd in iftoO. and' have one child.

GraCanl for r.r TrrlcW Donovan, travel- Ina salesman, who died last Sunday at his r.T avenue were held yesterday from his late residence. Interment wee-in Highland Cemetery, Fred Michaels. of West Linden atreet, confined. to his home Buffering with an attack of paralysis. Samuel Reed Lodwe.

F. and will meet to-night In Odd Fellows- Hall. There will be work in the Master Mason degree. George fcteyens. negro, In charge of the com-.

mi.urv Contractors 'Giinter A. Thrasher. reported-to the po ice last night that another suit of clothes, and other ar- Lane Turnplk The JiVVn! lurnpi cinnati. Mr. Floyd Prothero; of Butter will entertain' members' of the Christian Endeavor Society of the, Preabyterlan Church at his home to-morrow business meeting will be-held which, will be -followed, by a social.

BEIXEVTJE, KY. While crank'ng an- automobile last night Noah of 213 Retreat street, us-talned a broken right arm when the" engine back-fired, causing the crank to strike the arm. Dr, 8enour set the arm. Thieves broke into the paint store of T. C.

Hake, .130 Fairfield avenue, early yesterday and sro'e 75 pounds of white lead. Entrance was- effected by breaking the glass in a rear doer and then reaching through the hole and sllpp'ng the bolt. -Chief Helther and Chief Ortlleb, of Dayton, received word early yesterday that a strange man was hiding In- the willows along the river front. The officers made a search, but were unable to locate the man. It la thought that the stranger might know something of the Bellevue robbery.

BROMLEY, KY. Bromley residents will hold a mass meeting In tbe Town Hall to-night for the purpose of entering a protest aga.nat the high taxation now In force on property wnich was sup- merged by the flood of last March. It ia claimed that no distinction is made between nrooertr above and below the- flooJ line. and a committee of citizens will be appointed to confer with the county authorities to have the tax reduced. During the flood last March a large portion of tbe town waa under water, which It la claimed has greatly depreciated the value of the property.

The town council will be present and all citlsens are being urged to attend the meeting. Mrs. Anna Buck, wife' of Joseph Buck, of Kenton street, was yesterday taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati where ehe will undergo an operation. THE CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1913 Newport; Second Indictment, Dismissed Thel Indictment charging Mayor August Helmbold false swearing was dismissed in Campbell Circuit Conrt yesterday. by Special Judge Crittenden, who based his decision on the same grounds as In dismissing 'the Indictment charging Mayor Helmbold with misfeasance in office.

The latter' Indictment was dismissed last week, when Judge Menefee held that" the drawing of the grand Jury Indicted the Mayor was Illegal, a though a- previous case CampbeJ Circuit Judge Tiingblut held that, the Jury was drawn It Is said that when Major Helmbold was summoned as a wttaeas before the? grand Jury lu June last he denied that be had any Interest In the M. M. Allen Supp.y Company. It is al leged that the Mayor stated to the probers that he did not suppress competition in the sale of pipe or other supplies used at the Newport reservoir; that he did not direct Purchasing Agent Tay or to purchase' the supplies for the city: that he never had conversation with Tav lor. in reference to the purchase of supplies fend that he hsd no Interest directly "or indi rectly in the corporation.

The Indictment charges that when Mayor Heimuo a made such statements he knew that they were false, and that he did direct Taylor to purchase supplies: that he used hia influence In other ways, and he had large interest in the auppty company at the Vme.M. Attorney Maurice Ualvlu. rr the defense, stated that if gtillty'of such charges the Mayor could have been Impeached by the City Com missioners and removed rrom ontce, and not lnd.cted bv the rrand iurv. mraonweaitn attorney uuntamp ana ioun- Attomev CmMwMlt -fUd notlro -of EDDft which Judge Menefee granted. As therrierts otr in the other case In which Mayor rieimooiu was indicted was also appealed It is probab that both will be Immediately eent to the Court of Appeals.

Attorneys ane awaiting with interest the hlaher Court's decision, as It will affect other cases ot persons indicted by the same grand Jury. Three Sudden Deaths. Coroner Dlgby wt called to investigate three sudden deaths yesterday: Mrs. Mathilda Moody, aged 72, residing her daughter. Mrs.

Alice Coon. 212 Sixth avenue, Dayton, was found dead In her room yesterday morning: Coroner 'Dlgby found that death was due to heart disease. Mrs. Emma Barber, aged hit, of 108 East Front street, dropped dead while preparing breakfast; death wss due to apoplexy. Dr.

Digby will hold an Inquest today In the case of Patrick Mulcaltey. of Bast Seventeenth street Covington, who was killed about midnight Monday at the C. and yards, Silver Grove. Ky. May Operate on Mayor.

It was stated last night at the residence ot Mayor Helmbold- that it would probably be necessary to perform a minor rperatijn upon the Mayer to relieve him of blood conges. ion in one of the veins resulting from the acc dent that he sustained when he fell from a air in his office some time, The blood that collected from the hemorrhage haa so that the circulation Is impeded and ee la a consequent ismeness that the doctors th.rk can on.y be relieved by an opera.lon. Work for Registration of Nurses. Miss Elisabeth Roberts. Secretary ot.

the Graduate Nurses' Association of Kentucky. Is spending-several days here the guest of Mis Sophia Stemhauer, matron of Speers Hopi al Miss Roberts Is enaaaed In the work of lining up the State Senalora and Representatives who will compo the next Legislature for the bill p.ovldlng for a state rtgutrstton of gradua: nurses. bill has received the indorsement of physicians and nurses generally, as it puts the vocation of nursing on a much his her plane than It is at present. Identifies Stolen Horse. Detective Frank Byrd, jf Mlddletown.

Ohio, arrived In Newport, last night and Identified the horse and buggy which were found by Sergeant Burnalde and Chauffeur Johna 'la front of a house on East Tenth street. Monday night. Detective Byrd stated that (he rig belongs to Carl Person, a farmer rei.ilng near Miduletown. The horse was stolen late Saturday night, and had evidently been driven to this city. Briefs.

Ctuperlntendent of the N'ewport public Schools, who Is also President of the Schoolmasters" Club of the Sixth Distrk-t. ha appointed Superintendent A C. Collins, of Covington: Superintendent Reynold, of Ludlow, and Superintendent King ot the Be.levue schools, as the Executive Committee of the club, to arrange for the regular meetings of the organization. Everett Wheeler was found guilty by a Jury in the CI cult Court grsle day on a charge of the theft Of a lot of bras fittings from launches in the Ohio River. ThK charged gran Urceny.

the punishment for which la con fine merit in tne pen iui.ary for (rotn one to live years. Real estate transfers yesterday were: Anton Rohde to A. and Rliaabeth Law. rence. lol in Trustee ajanion; ti, cc.

John Webb to Josepn smiui, lot tn tne tiign- land; 81. Simon MeshbowsKy to uertue Hersperger. lot on Linden avenue; 81. Ac. A fire that started In tbe roof of one cf the kilns of tne Newport Brick Company caused a slight damage to the plant.

In located In Cote urtntanie. 1 urr-partment responded and quickly extinguished the flames. John BurchOeM. 25. son of Rillruad Officer Hurchfleld.

of the C. and O. Rai way. ole-l yesterday at his home. 120 West Second slret.

after a lingering Illness. The arrangements for the funeral have not ax yet ceta Burglars eftectei an entrance Info the grill room at Blue Graf Irn at an crly hour ye-tferday morning, but were frightened away be fore they secured anytning 01 vaiue. a Iurv In the Quarterly Court yesterday found for the defendant in the case of the Church-Belnkamp Company vs. Mamie, a- mllle and Helen Moore, an action to recover the value of a piano. sv FT.

THOMAS, KY. Lieutenant and Mrs. Clements will entertain with a buffet supper at their quartcra Satur day evening. Following the supper tbe officers and their ladles will attend the officers mili tary dance, which will be held in the post rmnMlum. The Ninth Infantry band wt I furnish the music.

Lieutenant and Mrs. John T. Harris last night entertained In honor of Lieutenant and Mr. Henrv Arnold, who will sail on Friday fnr Vh.ir new station In Max'lla. P.

I. lieu tenant Arnod haa recently been assigned to duty In the Philippine Islands: u.w Vllllim Forse of the Coawt Artillery' t. R. will arrive here Friday with hie wife and two sons to spend a month leave 01 l.Mnce w.th his mother. Malor Korse waa re- unr! frflm here sa to his nr nui at Charleston S.

C. He iit.i been assigned to staff duty under- General Bliss. Edwsrd Quinn died at midnight al his residence. 32 H'ghland avenue. The funeral wil be held Thursday at 0 a.

from bt. Thomas's Church. MILFORD. While exca-atlng In Green Lawn Cemetery In Milford yesterday. Bex on J.

Pearson removed the body of an Infant whose hair hid grown six feet long. It was buried 10 year ago." Last night the Village Council held its reg ular monthly, srsjion. vlce Mayor wimam Balzhlser p-esidlng. u. ueaeroorg 01 in Property Committee, reported collections for the Town Hall.

I3 "5 inciuamg rental irom ths Mothers cu D. 91 vo ana ine iniema-tional Bible Ptulents' Asro llt'on of One n-nati $7 20. Engagements for the use of the Town Hall for the H. A. I.

girls for Decern! er 4 and 5 and January 1, 1014, waa also pa sad upon. Improving the toa'n Jail was recommended. Peter Elher. on sidewalks and lights; H. C.

Barrow on sowers and M. E. Cocper. on streets, also, submitted reports. December Id will te the last meeting.

of the present Council. The New Richmond Farmers' Institute cl-aed Its two days' session -yesterday with interest-in. addresses on farming by 8tate Speakers w.nr Rlggs. To-morrow a similar In- will be held at Williamsburg. F.

Gordon and C. W. Elliott will be the principal speaker. At the I. O.

O. F. Hall at -Amelia. Saturday night, the High School students will give an entertainment. George Johnson was suffering yesterday with two badly smashed Angers he sustained while working In the Batavla foundry.

Arthur Hudson was found guilty of carrying concealed weapon In Judge Davis's Court' Batavia. Huds live In New Richmond and It is alleged that he threatened ome of the boy at that place. Next Tuesday night Milford Lodge No. 54. F.

and A. will install ofllcera. A banquet will follow. -1 NEW FIRE COMPANY. addition to the "Flying Squadron" wag placed on the 'track at Bnglne House 42, Court street, between Elm and Plum, and will be ofiVcIally known as Company 52.

Safety Director Cast announced the company will corisist of Captain Dan Minor. Lieutenant Wllliage Woge, Frank Ortman, automan; W. R. Ferguson, Al Oldieea and W. H.

Geselbrecht The Di rector also announced the promotion of P. J. Flaherty to a Capta'ncy and Purteil as Lieutenant Their assignment has as yet not been announced. The I-lowlng were appointed regular firemen: Thomas J. McFarland, Paul J.

Haj-ties, Carl Brafford, Albert C. Taylor and Calvin W. Gosling, CJ ADIC CTflM SECOND DAY OF this i tu Ma Buur ynaiti i aik Va lrlLiLiiJ a AND RACING ASSmJtAilUN, Al ctiAiujiOiU. o. 267v Ind.1 2564 2742 212 M.50 2871 Ind Startenr- Weigh ta, Runaway, 100 Bastante, Roger Gordon, 104...

High Class. 1Q2 Manson, 108... Transformation 105.. Colfax, dells Terre, 107 Rty, 108 2KV31 2S6V 2XB.1 2SC3 26; 181 2742 nernadotte, luv T'y in the Straw, 109, 2WM1! Ind. Ufovery, 111 2S66 447! 2S87 4CW4 2863 28M 4M18 Stsrters eights.

Orbed lad. 7. 111.. I'rrula Emma, 4, 10. FsnsuilHsll.

7. 104 Robert, 4, 1W Curtirue, 4. 108 J.Cafferata.6, 108.. TopUnd. 6.

105 Wiling lung. w. HW fitarter Weights. Vested Rights, 3 102 PanZareta. 3, H'y WalbTw, 101..

Sir Orb. 2, 80 Zim, 4. 108 See It. 1 10 Dor'hr Dean, 4, 107. Ind.

I Btartere'-Weirhts. 2702 Scarlet Oaks. 1 12 2544Aunt Elsie, 106... 2754 Bob Hennley, 115. 105....

2888 1948 '2888' 2875 Baltimore. 105... C. K. Davis, 112.

Rodondo, 109. Durin, 115 Kisland. 105 CashGiri. 10.5... Pf.

St. 6 3 7 2 1 24 3 5, 8' 9 4 4 8 3 5 2 7 7 4 8 1" 9 ft PP. St. 2 1 Starters PP. Su Asnenrus.

1 10. Amoret. 113. Tom Holland, 107. Premier.

107 Ryerltraw. lit 25i Flying Yankee, 117 48507 iaanant, 107. 2414 Berkeley. 102.. 4H47 Con Currnn.

110.... Monrk, 107 PP. 3 7 2 I 2 9 5 3 6 10 4 8 nt. 3 I 1 4 6 1 IJP. St.

7 4 77 PP. St 4 4 1' 2 -1 .3 5 6 '2 8 10 0 '7 1" 4'1 8 7 8. F. 1 21 Ji 31' 3 4 4 6 7 8 i i i' 5 6 7 8 2i i i 1J 2 2J 2 gi 31 31 3k '4 44 4 4 Ki 6 5" 8 6 5 6 -5 7 8 8 7' 1 1 S'S 7, 41 i'i 4" 10 PP St. 4 6 3 8 7 7 7 6" i 1 3- 4J 8 5 9 10 5.

2i 3 4 5 8'i 7 93 10 F. 1 2 3 4 5 i 71 8 10 Owners. Jockeys. Beiwell Deronde J. A.

Gibson Turner S. Ros Wolfe W. Vititos C. Martiu K). A.

Bianche Button bV F. Carmn RiRhtmire) A. Weber W. Goose J. Mahoney fiurMnrsnie A.

G. Blskely 0tum Winnw. b. 2. bv isnkes Warn.

Owners. C.Bills....... J. 8. Tyre J.

G. Wagner J. H. MeCama A. Weber J.

W. rsnnle R. J. Willard H. G.

Bedwell Owners. F. She ly J. M.Goode N. B.

A. W. F. F. Bmwn R.

f. Csrman, W. V. Csnry H.G. Belwefl G.

H.Geijrr Weete Jockeys. Nathan Turner Obert Keoeh WaVkins Alio 'Desondej J. E. Harrison. Lfwnlier'yl Jockeys.

Corey Buxton Martini NicktausJ Ward Rightmirrl Obert DerondH 4'J 3f 3) I1 I' E- TmtW- Busuml 3 2' 2'1 3 3 J.T.Wert Alien 41 4 4 4i H. U. Bedwell Drrnnde 8r 8 8 5 W.M.Sheedy 7k 6- J.D.Odom. 6i 7' Si 7 7 B. Werte 7 6i 8 8 U.R.

BreW PP.S. f. 1 3 I 4 4 2- -21 1 8 "5 5J 10 3 IH I'I 2H 7 8 13 II II 7 13 I 34 4 4 6 JO ft a 8 5 9 l' 3 7 101 11 7 3 Ul 8.13 12 12. I2 2 13 13 '13 13 PI 1 4 2 7 1" 8 2 i-4 1 3 74 10 4 4 3 3' 3h 5H '5 4 7 10 9 8 8 104 8 2 8- 7 K-! I0 13 9 7 44 8 S.H 6 8 4 51 4 4J 6 5 2 2 2 1 6J 5 5' 6 7 9 8' 3 51 9 F. 4.k -3i i 1 1" 2" 1 5" 3 8 7I'r a 414' 2 1 51 7 8 8 8.

F. 1 IH 2 4 3 3 4 64 5t 5 flok 9 8 81 9 10 10 1 7 2i 7'4 8i 64 IH IP 124 12 13 13 13 14 14 14 4 6 6i 7 8 9H 10 11 12 13 14 Owner. Jiickevs. M. Folr K.

Mot Doerboefer West, Phill Mrs. R. M. ftnsll. Feeney Mrs.

II. TullrU. M. Mat M. Shield H-ll Fullor 8benrood.

Oroth F. U'allhsiuer Clover Mis Dihmon Henrys Csrmll Owner. Jockey. D. Ford.

C. Vandusen J.FJkH.8.N'ewman. Ks bm Mrs H.Tullett, M.Mntta'd J. J. Coolter Clsverl I.

Clark R. Crawford T. S. Psrker E. Carter A.

W. Hoots Groaol IJ. W. Fuller R. Feenev Start good and rlow.

Won driving, second and third the same, I. Smith. Owner. Jockeva. J.

B. Rennem. G. W. 'nrr'Il! .1.

Kandolph' Gentrv Allen Uensley, o. Marco H. 1-iser r. Beaton r. T.

Chinn Nnylon K. Musty Grass re. M. B. Farmer, Teahan J.

Lowe MeDonild J- H. Woodford. Vandusen Mrs. R. M.

Small. R. Fee yl On; Op. 1- 1 2- 1 20-1 8-1 10-1 20-1 25-1 80-1 15-1 TUESDAY, DE CEMBER 2, 1913. Westher cloudy.

Tntcl alow. i'in i njr u11inffr mine LIDO: net value to the winner: S22S. Frso- 2906 wentto'thetsribp" off 2773 2702 2627 2740 ZrA4 25fi0 CI. 8- 1 10-1 15-1 15-1 4-1 50-1 9- 5 6-5 20-1 30-1 30-1 100-1 2-1 31 30-1 40-1 Trainer Runaway moved upteaQHy. ana.

inouga --pr-, and race." Kobert CI. 4-5 11-5 25-1 10-1 12- 1 30-1 40-1 40-1 30-1 J. Hanover! 100-1 100-1 J. WiHiaro F. I Owner.

Jockrrs. 1 jMw.W.H.Frey... Martin Op. 5-1 5-2 5-1 5-1 4-1 3-1 30-1 15-1 CI 10-1 12-5 e-l 6-1 6- 1 7- 2 5o-l 50-1 HlO-1 PL 3-1 6- 1 7- 5 20-1 1-3 10-J 40-1 1-1 12-1 Sh. IS 1- 2 6-1 Out 4-1, 20-1 2- 5 C-l -H.

O. Bedwell. nte aa(f held on wll i. k. A.

iw.nt. weU ud most of the way, ran a good uoraos inowea good lorm, but tired in the last furlonr. Manson went diaappointingly and lacked much early speed. High Class was going ttronat th end. Single Ray ran away before start and eased in the race.

PuUed up. SECOND RACE-ix and a half furlongs; for three-year-oldn: sellinr. puree, $400; net value to the 2907 wawsr, taat FracUonal Tin.e-0-.24jl. 0:49, 1:14 3. 122 1-5.

Went to the post at p. m. uil at 3:07. Ind. 2730! 2559i 2854' 2901 2017 2844 2142 2606 257C Starters Weights.

Chilton King, 111.... Hobt Bradley. 114... Gerrard, 111.. W41US, 114 Prospect.

11L. Captain Jinks, 10. v. PI. Ph.

2- 5 Out 4 7-10. 1-4 8-1 4-1 3- 1 1-1 4- 1 2-1 10-1 4-1 15-1 6-1 12-1 4-1 10-1 5-1- Surt poor. Won easily, plica the same. Winner, eh. 3, by Chiltps-rHaaover Queen.

Trainer, T. McCoulsky. 'Left at the post. it ChUton King ran as if as outclsased the othsfs, and; assuming: a lonn lead at once from a good send held sway uuwShout. Robert Bradley was well up for the entire trip and the bet of the others.

Ger-lard disposed of WUlis is the stretch, t. illis showed good fonn but tjjed ur tie stretch, Pisco very was.twsy -Poorly. 2908 2515 2754 219 2870 2817 2M9 2787 2M THIRD' RACE Five furloiigs: for twoear-okls; selling; puiss 1300: net value to winner $225Frac- tkmal rme 0:24 1-5, 0 49, 1:02 3-5. Starters Weights. Trade Mark, 112.

Lost Fortune. 112... Graselle, 105 rla'bush, 100....... Hudas'l Brother. 105 Cactara, 100....

Bulgar, 113 Otranto, KW' PP. St. 1 7 2 3 4 5 8 v- 2I it 3 3 .3 Went to the post at p. in. Off at 3.33.

T. l'J 3 4 2i 2 5" 5'J 4' 61 ,7 4 7 6 1 41 71 8 8 8 14 2 34 4'i 8' 7 8 Owner. L. Holland J. T.

Maboney Tyree F.E. Brewa Mr. Earle i Jockey Buxton1 Turner Deronde Ward Callahan Ll.M. W.Green. J.

McTa ti J. E. Harrison, Burlinsamel h. B. rarnon, i.

rlanovw Op. 7-10 5-1 8-1 15-1 CI. 4-5 7-20 9-2 7-e 12-1 4-1 20-1 7-1 20-1 50-1' 8-1, 10-1 5-1 9-1- 50-1 ino-i 15-1 3-1 2-1 S0-I PI. 4-1 1- 1 3-1 2- 1 Sb. 1- 4 '3-5 2- 1 a 6-3 4-5 1VI inner, hr.

2. bv Broomstick Keoute. Trainer. H. Marshall Trade Mark, prominent from the start and saving much ground all the way, was forced to a hard drive near ths et to out tay Lort Fortune.

The latter suffered interference approaching the first turn and eame ftronsly when clear in the stretch. Grsselle tired sfter snowing good speed for ball a mile. Flatbusb was going strongly at the end. Scratched: 2870 Behest, 2356 Chas. Csnncll.

nnnn FOURTH RACE One nileand twenty yards: for three-year-olds and upward; srllinc purse, 1400: net 2909 value to the winner, $300. Fractional Time: 0:25. 0:49 1-5, 1:15 2-5, 1:42 2-5, 1:44. Went to the post at 3:53 p. m.

Off st 3 54. nS. 275S 200: SUrters Weights Pardner, 109 Dart worth, 107... Counterpart. L.

H. Adair, Chemulpo. 10.1. PP. 5 3 2 1 4 St.

)i 1 2J 3 3 3 1 it 4 3 4 4 5 4 S. F. 1 Owner. JockeK. 31 21 l.kjR.G.

Bedwell Derondr 1'5 3 Holland Button 3 3 3 A. Weber Kogh 4 i 4'iMia. Kerwin. J. McTsjut't 5 IF.

K. Browa Wardi Op. 3-1 3-4 8-1 15-1 13-1 CI. 5 2 7-10 12-1 15-1 2M PI. 2-5 a 7-3 4-1 Kb.

Out Out 7-10 7-10 1-1 btart good. Wen driwng, place the same. Winner, b. 4, by t'unard Lady Bsc fie. Trainer 11.

G. BoU-reU. 1 Pardner. restrsined in the early ctaees. moved op steadily after going three quarter, and outgamed Dart- wortb ia the final drive.

Dart worts showed good esrly speed, but weakened badU when the Pinch came. Counterpart showed rood form and was going at the end. L. H. Adair went fairly well.

Chemulpo was outpaced all the way. FIFTH RACE Five and a half furlows: fur four-) ear-old and upward; selling; puree 8300; net taloe 29 I 0 lo winner $225. Fractional Time 24 25. 0:49 4-4, li9 4-5. Went to the pot st 4:24 p.

to. Olf at 4:2. Kb. 2- 1 I-! 3- 2 1-1 2- 1 1-1 3- 2 7-10 20-1 8-1 2D-I 10-1 40-1 20-1 4-l 20-I Start good. Won driving, place easily.

Wiuner. b. 4. by Tim Payne Lacrrtia. Trainer.

F. C. fiaird. Americua begaa fast, and, running gamely, fought it out bard with Amoret in the last furlong and nut tasted-i Amoret lost ground by going wide into tbestretch, but finished last. Tom Holland closed good gap from slow beginning.

Premier showed a good performance, though going aide throughout. Kje Straw tired. Berkeisy and Flying Yankee weakened. Scratched: 2W4 CameL 2306 Tbeo Cook. SIXTH RACE On mile and sixteenth: for threa-year-olds and aeCina; purse.

8400; net value 2911 to tbe winner. 80. Fractional Time r25, 0:40 1-5, 1:16 3-5, Went to the post st 4 53 p. m. Wf at 4 54.

ind. I Startenr Weigh w. the Sandv 101. Merry Lad, 1 12 27MiFierre Duma. 108...

2770i.Mirhaei Ansrlo. 24yTay Pay. 2W7 Rroo, 101 2ViliL. M.Eckrrt, 113.... 28731 Fiel.

106.... p. CI. Pi. jo.

3- 1 -3 7-5 3-5 2-1 8- 7-l 1-3 10-1 1J-1 -i 6-1 6 1 5-J -j 4- 1 4-1 8-5 30-1 2i)-1 g-l 6 12-1 5-1 2-1 "10-1 30-1 a-i Start good. Won driving, place eaai'y. Winner. Hi. 8.

by Stalwart Thirty-thmL Traitor. W.J. rpicr. Over the rWnds. away fnrwardly and rivrn a bustliag ml, aemmed toe had in the first gusrter and held Merry Lad safe ia ths final dnve.

Merry lad made a came bid roundtnz into the stretch, but was not good enough. Pierre Dumas ran a good race. Michael Angeio quit ia the lan quarter. IITADC7 FIFTH DAY OF TUK WIN TEH MFETINC. OF THE J.ICKLY CUB JVAUK UAtVC.sC.

JUAREZ, MEXICO-Tt'lDAY. DFX'EMBER 2. 1913. Weatber elrar. Trark fa Op.

2-1 15-1 5- 1. 50-1 6- 1 "cL" FT 9-4 7-10 10-1 6-1 50-1- 6-1 20-1 30-1 30-1 50-1 -2 -l 4-1 4-1 30-1 50-1 4-1 2-1 "20-1 2- 1 10-1 20-1 1-1 3- 2 20-1 AT FIRST RACE Five ant a half farkra: for two-ywsr-oldi; setting; purse. IW't net value to the winne. 2912 83-Vi. Fractional Time: OrJ3.

0:47 2-5. I W. I.1 2-. Weo tn tS pmt st 2 I p. m.

st 2 22. lad. 1 2ti75 Hinais, II" 104 2SV2 AdiKetinedy.llO..: 2307 Irh Aaa. 104 7W Mav Buens. I0 194si.rt RicV.

I'4 WHOnrge. 106.. 2V Fool Fortun. 103. 277 Gotrh.

IU5 1731 Alabama Bam. 106.. is Attira.103 Uucustu Hwnse. 9. Owee.T.

Op CI. II. r. S. Voller H.

Wood 3-1 3-1 I I 1-J W. Htitaer F. IVraku I 2-1 l-l 1-3 H. Heiel M. Matthews) 8 1 8-1 VI 3-2 FH Kewman, Kram 20-1 20-1 8-1 4-1 H.

MrDsaiel Onae 10-1 lu-1 4-1 authwFarrar t'lsver 20-1 2-l 8-1 4-1 MrLsmore (iratb I 20-1 8-1 4-1 M. Fol-y K. Moore 10-1 10-1 4-1 2-1 i. Tigue R. Hofmian 6-1 6-1 1-1 TrsmmrlACrey.

J. McBr 30-1 50-1 20-1 10-1 F. D. Wir. J.

McDonald 5-1 I 2-1 l-l J.H. scn So-1 50-1 lew I C. Woodford SVWvr 3-l 50-1 20- Mart guod sad kw. Woo easiiy. serond and third dmiag.

Winner, b. L. by Maaagaa tarthagena. Trainer J. Lewis.

HioaU raced cbec an behind tbe leaden ta the botne trrtcb. then took the Iral with a rush in the lat eigHtb. and woo gsieg sway. Little Bit ran forwardly and gamely tbmugbnut. but was thing at the finish.

Ada Kennedy mads np ground steadily and eame fast through tbe itrr.cb. Scratched: Iv4 Ave, 287 Ceo. 0twvh dipt k. tr -t II. .1 i.nt.

imn. 29 I 3 vsioe to the aiener. 1225. Fractiueal Tune 0:23 4-5, 0:17 3-5. 0:59 4-4.

1-5. Went to the post at 2:4 D. m. TZi. Ind.

I Ptartrrs Wright. m7 Doe Ailen. 10. 103.. 2M Comptoo.

6. 1 11 28W John Hurie, 3, 103 2vi Frasrle.4. 108 1930 Cslethumpian, 4, 108 Mver.8, I Hirraoa 108 288V Milt Joae.A.IU. IB.S2lJoe Woods. 7.

108 2H98 Frank Wooden. 5, 108 Bonton. 8, '108 Came. 5. 108..

43068 Silver Grain, 6, 111.. 3MH Geo. Karme, 3. 102 4.1l7iTbe Fad. 6.

fl8 PP. rit. Tr f1. F. I (Hrnrr.

Jork-. Op. CL ri. 3 2 14 I' Neykm 4-1 4-1 2-1 1-1 9 5 3 31, 34 3 F.Boughsman '4-1 6-1 2-1 l-l 11 4 21 2 2) 3 H.T. Bauhek 6-1 6-1 2-1 1-1 12 8 6-k 4' 4, A.C.MrCsfTerty..Mole'th 15-1 15-1 6-1 3-1 4 I 6" 5'i J.Ftirhenson...R.

Feeney 20-1 20-1 8-1 4-1 2 44 7h 7 1 J.P. Dww 15-1 8-1 4-1 6 81 'J 7" J.J.Faeney 15-l'U-l 6-1 3 1 13-11 7 fc 8 'otoBThoni'B -i 10-1 10-1 4-1 2-1 1 2 10 ll 9 Ba-bopa. Wos 15-1 20-r 8-1 4-1 10 7 10 101 J.C. Loudw 2-1 2-1 1-1 1-2 It 14 ll I2 II llk CallahaaA Loeli O'Brien 30-1 50-1 20-1 10-1 13 12 14 14 12 I2 rieraOreeaD.Me"ty 15-1 4-1 7 13 12) 10" I3 13 lcan Co Loftu 15-1 15-1 6-1 3-1 5 10 13 I3 I4 I4 Dorrh'r4 West- H. Phillin 6-1 -6-1 3-1 l-l 6 15 15 13 15 13 F.

Rik KtrsrhUum 20-1 20-1 8-1 4-1 Start good and slow. Won easiiy, second and third dming. YV inner, b. g-, by Lord Dalnieny Add Raa, "'ooi Auea toolthe lead with a runh, and. making tbe early pare fart, easily wop all 'tbe war.

Corap-toa begaa somewhat slowly, but moved up stesdUy into a fart-gotng John Hurie tired after running in nearsst pursuit to tbe last eighth. THIRD RACE One mile and a sixteenth: for three-year-old and upward; scllinr: purse 8400; net value' 29 I 4 to winner 1300. Fractional (r.47 2-5. 1:13 3-5, 1:3 8-5. 1:46 2-5.

Went to the putt at 3:16 p.m. utlatfli. i op. ti. Pi.

SET 4-5- 4-5 2-5 1-6. 4- 1 4-1 K-5 4-5 -l -l 3-1 3-2 e-l K-l 3-1 S-2 5- 1 5-1 2-1 1-1 50-1 100-1 30-1 II-l 50-1 10O-1 30-1 12-1 20-r 30-1 MiVI 5-1 15-1 IS-! 6-1 S-! ritart good and slow. Won easilf erond sad third driving. Vi inner, b. by tmik Orbed Maiden.

Trainer, H. Bowers. Drliad Id nn irk I raced into a lonz lead. and. kef Din it.

woo Dullini un. Ursula Fximi rafed nrwantlv tbrousbout and finished gamely. Faneuil Hall suffered from interference and erased a big gap in the last quarter. Scratched: Zsiw Liius i3i FOUETfl RACE Three iruarlers of a mfie; for all ases; handicap; purse. S-iOD; net vlue to the winner, aJa I M'lO.

Frartional Time: 0:22 3-5, 0:47 1-5. 1:11 4-5. Wept to the port st :46 p. m. Off at Op.

CL 20-1 -4-5 1-1 60-1 60-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 20-1 4-1 5-1 4-1 4-1 6-1 6-1 1-3 15-1 6-1 6-1 3-2 6-5 f-5 8b. 3-1 Out 6-1 3-1 3-1 3-5 1-J 7-10 Wiuner, o. by Alie Frank Our Bessie. Vnted Rights, after being saved behind tbe leaden to the home stretch, came fast next to the rail in the Pinal eighth, and. wearing Pan Zareta down, won drawing clear in a game finish Pan Zareta ran a great rare under her heavy impost, and after taking the lead on the last turn, only succumbed right at the end; Henry closed a gap and finishedwith a rush into a elose-up third, 0 FIFTH RACE- Five eighths of a mile; for two-year-olds; allowances; purse t-TOO; net vahje to winner do I 1225.

Fractional Time 0:23, 0:47, 0:59 8-5. Went to tho post at 4:17 p. m. Off at 4:10. Sh, 1-3 2-1 1-1 10-1 1-1 5-1 10-1 1-2 7-10 tO-l 6tart good and slow.

Won closed up. second and third driving. Winner, b. by Dick Welles Glen. Trainer.

A. L. Kirby. Bcarlet Oaks, showing remsrkable speed, soon ran into the lead, and, increaiing her advantage steadily, won in a canter. Aant ilsie raced in closest pursuit all the way and outstayed Bob Hensloy for second place in a game finish.

The latter ran a good and game race. Scratched; 2741 May L. rtrt I SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs; fr three-yeaisJds and upward; selling! purse, $300; net value aiy I to tbe winner, $225. Fractional Tur.e-0.23,' 0:47 1-5, 1:00, 1:06 1-5. ent to the post at 4:48 p.m.

Off at 4:51. Ind. 2-Wi 734 816 1000 2864 143A 2864 990 2858 2801 Starters Weights. Uncle J. Gray, 7.

Ill Miss Bly, 108.... Eyewhite, 6, 103.. i Mararka.3, 103. Evran, 9, 108....:. Forge, 3, 101 An'l Interest, 7, 108.

Bssh'l BetUe, 3, 103. Binocular, 6, 108 Beda, 6, 108....... Hemes. 6, 107. IJessamy.

9. 104.... Chilton Trance, 4, 10S Sir Alvesrot. 7, 112. PP.

St, li- I 1 13 2 7 12 2.6 II 4 10 9 12 5 3 7 5 14 4 8 14 8 ,10 1 8 13 a'j 2t 10 II 5 8 6 5 8 9 4 8. F. 2 li 1 2 4 3 6J. 3 9 5 10 Owners. Jockey.

Op. CI. PI. Sh. J.Randolph......

Gentry 5-1 6-1 1-1 W. C. Clancy tstep 30-1 30-1 12-1 6-1 S. Polk Clover 6-1 6-1 2-1 1-1 L. W.

nicks HilU 20-1 20-1 8-J 4-1 H. N. Pbipley. MeCabc 6-1 6-1 '2-1 1-1 R. Ripley B.

Marco 10-1 10-1 4-1 2-1 N. Kennedy O'Brien 10-1 10-1 4-1. 2-1 C. T. Brownfield 15-1 15-1 6-1 3-1 P.

Collis H.Woods 10-1 12-1 5-1 5-2 W. Gsrgan Ganran 10-1 10-1 "4-1. 2-1 J. W. Pinkham.J.

MoDo'd 3-1 3-1 l-l 1-2 C.W.Jackson F.Benton 50-1 50-1 20-1 10-1" C. Hawk Cavanauith 15-J 20-1 8-1 4-1 L. Ford -LofuiK 10-1 8-1 3-1 8-5 Start good and low. Won driving, second and third the same. Winner, br.

by Bonnie Joe Mary HiiL Trainer, J. Randolph. Unrle Jimmie Gray, after racing close np from the start, forged to the front when a sixteenth out, and crowded Miss Bly somewbsi, but won going away. Miss Sly made the pace last, but ws tiring at the finish. Eyewhite finished witii a rush after closing a great lap from slow beginning.

S2 Palatable. HTJEEAH, UAHJI0TJT IIVES! Minneapolis. December 5. -Mahmoui. the Bulgarian wrestler, reported some time ago as having been, killed in battle.

In tho Balkan war. is alive, A letter to that effect wss received from Mahmout to-day by Henry Irslingcr, an Austrian. WIIXIAKD REINSTATED, New. York, -December 2. The' Stale Athletic lifted to-day the suspension- on Jess who' Is matched to box Carl M.irris tiPre to-morrow night.

Willard was suspended lart January for falling to keep an enpjafement to right at Buffalo. First Race Siiturlonns; for two-year-olds and upward: Index. Weight. Indet. Army Maid 102 2S64 Bene 01 uryn 1 ivt 2894 Dr.

105 2374 Amity. 107 42908 Alivis- 112 426S8 San Bemito 1 13 2598 Stanley 8 1 12 2S94 Top Note. (C37S Col. Marehmont. .1 12 39730 Orbicular.

1.15 Second Race Five and a halt tur longs; lor uiree-year- olds; selling: 2889 iLittle 99 2R98 "Dynamo. 100 752 Kid Nelson 102 2878 Cordie F. 104 2876 Anna Reed 104 46415 "B'lk Eyed busan 105 1931 Nifty 145 108 2536 Baron de 108 Third Race Six furlongs: for four-year-olds and upward; 1651 Kockdale 103 ZS04 Hjrmonae uuu 2885 'Sigurd. 2898 Emerald Isle 108 2889Maaalo .108 2914 Zmkand 108 2807 108 2913 lee Harrison 108 2804 Christmas Daisy 18 "Jj13.Concarae 108 956 Sadie 108 j. Fourth Race Fire and a half furlongs; for three-year-old and upward; selling: lK83Barssc :..104 2429 Bob Lynch 105 "2879-New 2879 Dominica 2524 'Bonnie 110 110 2806 iFlorenee Roberts 114 I860 Hardy: Fifth Kaos Six fur for four-yeartolds ana up-ward: eetline: 2917 'Herpes 103 814HaselC ........108 2X79 2S96 Orba 107 2m Mary 107 2896 Princess Industry.

108 2898 UK 2879 Etbelda 108 2917 Sir Alvesrot. 2894 Cloak 2889 Mack B.Eubanks.l 12 Sixth Race One mik; for three-year-olds and upward telling: 2H93 91 2890 Blue Beard 98 90 Cool 2867 Acumen 105 BsWiff ...105 isn Msn'aLT'iliilun'D. 107 'Apprentice allowance elaimed. 2893 'Trojan Be lie 91 6S2 'Seacliffe 100 2896 105 28 HO Swede Sara 105 2899 Jack Latson 1105 2899 MJcean Queen 104 -2890 Superstition 110 CHAELlESTON. First Race fU furlongs; for three-year-olds and up ward; selling; purse HOV.

s. Index. Weights. Index. Wo.gbta 2704 Pikes Peak 104 2901 'Ann Tilly 104 22X9 'Far! of 114 Pblia .....114 2429 Monkes 114 23-10 Golden Treasure.

114 MJ1U lTrti- "117 Second Race i tliree-year-old and up ward; selling; purse 2788 lAneon 104 2306 'M. Johnson 104 2901 'Right Easy 109 2113 Late 109 2905 Briar Path 109 2287 Dick Deadwood ..112 W.T1 lYnrV lid 112 Third Rare Six and a half furlongs; for all ages; sell- inc purse 2W0 Doctor KendaU. 103 2M Tom Hancock. 104 2X31 'Old Hank 124 45I0H Hla 124 2M7 Han-ourt .129 2900 Riuaseau 129 PUm'Ann. 129 Fourth Race Five and half furioncr, for all gges; mrf 8400: 2WI 2 2S95 'Jack Kellogs.

110. 29fi5 'lady Liefitning .110 2756 Marahon. 112 200 tnningW iteh 1 15 2905 Warbler 115 Fifth Race--fcu and a half furlong; for all ages; selling; puree g.100: 270 98 2475 'lady 98 2356 ba-la CannelL 254 No Manager 103 4291 Yankee Pooh 129 274 Ben Prior :..129 2904CsmH ...132 Sutb Race On mile; for thrre-yoar-olds and upward; selling; purse 262 21W4 2774 'Master Jim' 240 Cuff Top. Pchurt. 109 2914 Dr.

Waldo Briggs 11 1 2887 'Napier. Fur Booklets apply to above S. RAnwr, form umMjtMHJs: I I iinvi i .11 104 109 109 112 'Apprentice allowance elaimed. TIPS. On Charleston.

Ann Ttllv. Golden Treasure. Charlter. Hrlar Path. Right Eay Kutseau.

Harcjurt. Dccior Kendall. Warbler. Winning Witch. Lady Lightning.

Cha. Council. Ben P. lor. TJr.

Walio Briggs. Master Jim. Sir Denran. On Juarez. Top Note.

Col. Marchnote. Stanley S. IynKtno. Garter.

Sigurd. Chrtsimas Daly. Masalo. Florence Roberts. Bob Lynch, Seneca.

Cloak. Mack B. Kubanka. Haxel C. -Supetftltlon, Ocean Ouecn Sea Cliff.

DAYTON, KY. th. of Kdiication last night appro priated IOO for the purcnase of apparatui to be lnsta.l-d In the laboratory tn the high x-hool. The appropriation waa made alter Prof. Mc'Vev aud Suix-rintendent Ta lor notified the member of the visit of Prof.

Mcllenry Kn.u.. 8.. Sau-rvutor of High School. In 1 i. 1 .1.

mttA that ii the vfflclency of ih. la Iiicrrased. the lwaj high school would be placed on ihe arcTedlted llt. The plating of the local high echool. on this 111 would permit graduates to enwr practicallw any college In the South.

Prof. McVey gave a lift of api-aratus necessary for the placing of the laboratory on a sound basis -and a committee waa named to-select same. It Is prob-abar that an annual appropriation anil be made for the purchase of additional apparatus each year. Treasurer Schriebcr reported a balance on hand amounting to VU. The schools were ordered closed on December 25 lo January 5.

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Mr. Coon. 212 Sixth avenue. Coroner liigbv wea notified and rendered a verdict of death due to heart d'sease. Mrs.

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Cherboore. Southampton Dec. 13 1 "St. Dec 26 St. Paul.

19 Majestic Dec. 31 American. Line steamers, one class cabin HL) service. New Vorlc Queewaiown Liverpool Celtic Dec. 11 JCedrlc 1 29Baltio- Jan.

TCymric carries on.y one class cabin 111.) and third class passengers Boston Queenstown Liverpool ONE CLASS CABIN (U.) Lit VICE. 5a.75 and up. Arabic. IS. January is FronT New York and Boston to Riviera, Italy and Egypt.

Cretlc. IL, Jan. 31 Adriatic, lu, Feb. 21 Celtic. 24.

March 7 Omees: 9 Broadway, New York City, or Local Agenta Notice is hereby given that lilla A. Mullen and May Mullen. No. 928 West Ninth street. have been duly appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, ai executricea of the estate of Alice Mullen, de ceased, late of said county.

WILLIAM H. LUKDERS, Probate Judge and ex officio Clerk, Hamilton Ohio. Close St Luebbert, 801 Provident Bank Building, Attorneys. Cincinnati, Ohio, November 17, 1913. Notice Is hereby given that Mary I.

Ql'- fillen and Grace Buret, No. 1624 Bruce street and 4213 Turr it street, have been duly ap pointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, as executrices of the estate of Jtebeeca A. Prather. Uf- ceaaefl. lata of said county.

WILLIAM II. LUKDEKrf, Probate Judge and ex officio I'lt-rk, Hutlton County, Ohio. Cincinnati Ohio, Jv'ovt-iiiber 2o, 1S13. Leaves Cincinnati ISO A. M.

Daily. -Arrives Jacksonville 70 A. M. Nest Da. Leave Cindnaati ATM.

THTly. -Arrives Jacksonville 9JfA M. Next Da Leave Cincinnati -Arrive Jacksonville ii. IO P. M.

Daily- SJD P. M- Nest Day. AttractiTa train nric additional incentiTe where kie ara fair, elimata perfect and outdoog recreation ideal. With three through traine daily tween Cincinnati and Jackaonwffle. Vueen and Crescent Route offers unsurpaaaed faciliUe lot a quick, com- ifortable and pleasant trip to and from Florid.

tr i For fare, winter booklet and sleeping car reservation call on or address C. BLACKBURN, D1t. Ptsg'r Aft, K. W. Cr.

Fourth andYlne. Telephone Main 833, Cincinnati, 0. W. A. BECKLEB.

Gen'I Pass Cincinnati, 0. 1 WHITE STARttJNE IMAM MOTH STEAMSHIPS. tmrt r7T Tirzi Broadway Or tocal AgenU L0WD0H PARIS Plymputh--Cherbourg Southampton HOLIDAY Sailing BeGenibsr 113 WHITE STAR LINE ti ill ui ii 5 ru-n latsr ill ii i a -I i GenereJe Trejisatlantique nirwt ii a narra-Paris (Franeel bailing trom New Tork overr Wednesday at J5S- La Savoie, Dec. 1Q Mailins; 17 trBAHCE (nw UA LORRAINE it PROVENCE rvuaarupi-crew ins VDRK.I F. at.

I stas Man. ih i a-sjwajvs-m nun.i te taWUAHBEAU First is tFKAJ.CE (new) L.A I.ORRAlBiK 1.A HAVOIE steamer. SPEriAI. A 1 1 RUAs MA IUGS FROM Dee. NaUBk-Viti ts Brtghton Oer.

Bt. Hsnttca Col'. AT-- Kit Bit. 4th Vine 8ta: Un. B.

B. T. 1117 Vine St. Twelfth and Vine Sta. Agents; Cincinnati, i Wcet.rn German Bank.

rinnsn Bink. NEXT 8AIIJXCS OF THBwrn trASTEST STEAMERS IS M't-IXAL, iniuaiAM 1VEHNIA 10. CAR0NI A Dec. 13, MAURETANIA Dec, LUSITANIA Dec. 24,2.

o.i.k ROUTE FISHGUARD for LO 0 PARIS, BERLIN VlEHflA a.m. "euralenie Ittam. Ill tlaUia i A. M. LusiUnia, wrruu.

ampao a.Jan.2il.la.it. I Feb. S5 artnania.Feb.4.3p.m. a.l,itam, 1 A. M.

Calls at Uueenatown ast ana west no una. Mediterranean Adriatic Service Calling at Madeira. Gibraltar, Genoa. Naples, Patraa, Trieste, Flam. Ballings noon.

Sea itinerary. tCARPATHIA-Dec I IPANNONIA. Jan. 1 SI CARPATlIIA.Feb. 7 TOmlts Madeira.

Gibraltar. Genoa. tOmita te ra. Gibraltar, Genoa, carries 2nd and 3d classes only. lOmlts Genoa and Madeira.

Omits Madeira and Patraa. Special Winter Cruises RIVIERA-ITALY--EGYPT Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers. Monaco or Genoa. Naples. Alexanana.

eaiungsi Boon, Franconia, FEB. ti Laconia, jan. Caronia, Will not call at Alexandria. ROUND THE WORIJJ TRIPS, $408 AND CP Special through ratea to Egypt, India, China, Japan, Manila, Australia, New Zealand. South Africa and South America.

Independent tour in Europe, send tor book.et Cunard Tours. AGKXlti FOR PEXrNSCLAR AND OKI-KKTAt, 8. Si. CO. FKEOCKVP8AULIJIOS TO INDIA.

CHINA. JAPAN AND AltfU-TR 4,1,1 A. Piers toot West 14th N. R. 2 laiKta Atreet.

N. Yf. ooooalte Ttt-v UAiinirnn.s lisH.ilUUUUyXVV WettSSCa XV a 1 OeT40GShipe ATLANTIC SERVICE LONDON, PARIS, HAMBURG Pres. noon Kalserin Au(. Vlc.Dec 11, 8 A.M.

ttfatricla. Dec 18, It noon JI fret or la. Dec. So, P. M.

Free. Jan. 2 P. M. 2nd cabin only.

JHambura; direct. MEDITERRANEAN Madeira, Gibraltar Naples and Genoa 8. 8. Cincinnati Tons) Dec 9, 13 noon 8, S. Cleveland (17,000 Tons) t-Orient-India Cruise) Jan.

15. 13 noon 1 From BOSTON to LONDON lAKXHAMBCpQ Hamburs; Dec Pisa- v-. 29 Hamburg direct. OfTTbese steamers offer exceptional acoomanodatiOBS both first and second cabins. CRUISE of 93 DAYS to ORIENT-INDIA S.

S. Cleveland From -New Tork Jan. 13, 114. Cost Includes shore excursions and all necessary expenses. i' Write for information.

Line 41-45 Broadway, -i Nev Tork, Vl yOr Locsvl Agents. i t-AMSHIf UEPAR TMtNT German National urth Viae Sts Cincinnati, 0. Make Your Restrvations NO cr Winter Cruises to tha est Indies and Penarna Canal, ths Mediterranean and Orieat. i CorresjMjndenco Solicited. Notice is hereby given that William H.

Weddendorf. No. 650 Klnggold street, has been duly appointed and qual fied by tho Probate Court of Hillton Ohio, a administrator of the estate ef Elizabeth Weddendorf, deceased, lute of said r-ounty. WILLIAM H. Ll'KDKRS, Probate Juilxe and ex oftH io Clerk, Hamilton County, Ohio.

Ful-tnr hook Kraw, First Nulionnl Bank Huildlnsr. Attorneys. Cincinnati, jhio, November 1913..