THE HEMP ENQUIRY BEGUN Evidence Adduced Yesterday of a Docuincntiry Character nrnl Itc lld lij ClerL f he riintc Cinitilttc Iifent Cil IlciHtiiiiP Mntc iiieit lit Ie fence- ttf Hie AcciiKiit Icm nf IiiiU 4 With comparatively few spectator not withstanding the Importance of the mat ter undi r Ir estimation the Senate com mittee o which were referred the charges iFalii t Ileut Col 11 O S Helrtaml conencd estcrdav morning startincr at 11 o clock at the Capitol The court will continue In session at the Capitol for an indellnltc period In th ImcstlKatlon of what Is known as the hemp combine scandal The numbers of the Senate In- cstfiratlnrr commttttce before whom the mutter Is belns entllaled arc Senators Hawlcy Iroctor Burrows Cockrell and Harris Senator Haw le was made chair man of the committee The session was held In the committee room of the Sen ate Committee on illlltarj Affairs Lieut Col II O S Helstand whose conduct Is under investigating is a well known army officer and Assistant Adjutant General of the United States Army Major Hawks a former olunteer olllcer and ex-Inspector of customs at Manila I I is the author of the charges Both were present at the session Promptly at 10 oclock the arlous members of the sub committee together with the clerks and stenographers began to arrhe and by 11 o clock all was In readiness for the hearing Before calling the session to order Chairman Ilanlcy called the committee into executive ses sion with a view to determining whether or not to allow the general public admis sion into the court room It was iinally decided however that none but those in terested In the investigation and mem bers of the press should be cntltlc d to admission At 1130 oclock Chairman Hawley an nounced the readiness of the committee to take up the first days work Before pro ceeding with business Major Hawks the accuser of Lieutenant Colonel Helstand was asked whether or not he desired counsel and upon replying in the ative was given the liberty to secure the assistance of an atornej Major liawks took advantage of the privilege and pre sented as his counsel Crandall Mackey fonvflom he telephoned Lieutenant Col onel Helstand who arrived at the Capl ol carl was represented b Charles W Xcedham The enquiry began formally w hen Major Huxford the clerk to the committee read the resolution introduced by Senitor Iet tlgrew authorizing the investigation Major Huxford then read the various letters sent the War Department by the committee asking for all data bearing upon the subject the reply of the Secre tary of War together with the sending of official documents The clerk then read letters from various high officials throughout the country endorsing Major Hawks candldacj for the position of major in command of the Tenth Volun teer Immunes together with all corre spondence relating to his orders In the rhilipplncs and the revocation of his ap pointment by Secretary Root Among the papers read by Major Huxford were the ones containing the charges preferred ogainst Lieutenant Colonel Helstand by Major Hawks In which Major Hawks charged Colonel Helstand with conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman hy reason of his having engaged In a combination to control the output of hemp in Manila and representing that Messrs Melklejohn Corbln Bojd and Allen were engaged with him In speaking of his accuser In his reply to the charges Lieutenant Colonel Hel stand stated that he first became ac quainted with Major Hawks when he was an applicant for a position as major in the volunteer service the latter being Introduced to him by men of honor and Integrity The accused officer stated that shortly after Major Hawks had been mustered out of the service an effort was made to Incorporate a company for en gaging In the hemp buslnets in the isl ands and for the manufacture of hemp ropes with modern machinery at or near the city of Manila In his statement of defence Lieutenant Colonel Helstand savs The proposed enterprise was In my opinion a perfectly honorable and legal one In which any person might engage 1 made no secret of my prospective con nection therewith and frequently spoke of Jt to my friends in the War Department Lieutenant Colonel Helstand added that before long the Idea of forming the en terprise was abandoned so far as he was concerned owing to the Inability to se cure funds and he went abroad Upon arriving In Europe Lieutenant Colonel Helstand savs he received a letter from Major Hawks making a demand upon him for money He sas Through an attorney he presented a bill for J1SS3 but as he was not an em ploye but an Interested party In the con cern I believed he had no right to the money beyond his actual expenses In fact I regarded his charge as excessive Lieutenant Colonel Helstand said that the major stated he would bring suit should he not secure the money and as he could not have spared the time nor loss of money in attending court he au thorized his attorneys to make a settle ment with Major Hawks Lieutenant Colonel Heistands statement continues He accepted and signed a release In full satisfaction and discharge of all claims and demands whatsoever and a copy of the same is herewith attached Since the date of that settlement I have not communicated with him but some time afterward learned that he had been cppolnted entirely without my knowl edge to a rosltltm connected with the cuhtoms service in the ll and was subsequently discharged Upon thecvevof leaving Paris for the Orient I was surprised to receive from him a letter with Copies of his appoint ment and levocatlou of the same which would havcjhtlu lo Inter--- for me fur ther than evidence- that he hid been ible to Impose for a short time upon Mmt one else had it not bed for the threatening tone of thu letter a id the effrontery to in anv manner connect mj settle ment with his appointment in the Philippine with him and the un blushing manner in which he therein boasts of the falsehood and deception by which hi secured the settlement 1 for waided the letter and Its enclosure to my attornej I am informed also lint he has gone personaII to mv friends and 4 ven had the indteencj to take advantage of m il sercc and impose upon wife at htr home and m ike representations threats and demands us above At the conclusion of the reading of a letter bv Hawks to Iieutcnint Colonel Helstand It was after 1 oclock in the afternoon and upon n motion of Senator Burrows the committee aeljourned lor luncheon until 2 oclock At 2 oclock the session was rcsurnccl anil Major llawKs was given an opportunity to read to the members of the committee various let ters written to him by Jleutenant Colo nel Helstand regarding the proposed es tablishment of a hemp factory In Manilt There was nothing of unusual imortnncej or interest duilng the rest ef the session the entire time being given over to M ejor Hawks for the reading of person il letters copies of which he lrid retained sjome little discussion was entered into bv Mr Ncedham Lieutenant Colonel Helstand s attorncv -and Major Hawks regarding a set of pamphlets which Major llewks stated had been sent him by Colonel Hi Island relative to the tariff in the Philippines When asked to pro duce the letter which he sent Lieutenant Colonel Heistaml Major Hawks replied that he had turned all the original manu scripts over to the armv officers counsel whereupon Senator Cockrell ordered Mr Nte dham to produce all letters In court which that gentleman stateil he vvoukL No little discussion was started shortly alterward by Major Hawks statiner that Lieutenant Colonel HeWtand had inform ed him that he Heisland had sent a cablcqram to General Oti asking infor mation reganling a site for the proposed factory Major Hawks further stated that he receiveel a ltter from Helstand containing a copy of the cablegram giving the army officer Information regarding ci rtaln sites Ilie major then told of hiving escorted it li JncKson a uircngo civil engimer to the war uepirtment anil naving in troduced him to Helstand in tint officials office where Helstand he alleged out lineel his plans toward forming the hemp concern At this time Major Hawks stated Mr Jackson with whom he was ver well aoqualntc d took out his note book anel jotted down therein the names of people given him b Lieutenant Colonel Helstand whom that official claimed was Interested in the affair When asked by Senator Burrows regarding the date of the occurrence Ma jrtr Hawks ald he could not remember bit thought It was some time In Mav He slated how ever that he lntendid having Mr Jack sou summoned as a witness At 5 o clock the elavs session was ad journed until 10 oclock this morning DECISION FOR KID BROAD A IU Nprrntc Tncntjtltc Hound Go AVI Hi Hum- SnIIIv mi LOUISVILLE Sept 20 Kid Broad re ceived the decision over Dave Sullivan tonight after twenty rounds of bruis ing fighting The mill took place before the Southern Athletic Club In the Audi torium before -1000 people tIm Hurst was referee During the whole of the fight Sullivan showeel an aggressive spirit but he was met at all points by Broad The fight was straight Queensberry rules and Sullivan received the most punishment The gong saved Sullivan in the sixteenth seven teenth and twenty second rounds when he went down under Broads hammering After the tenth round Sullivan showed a dlsuosltlon to foul and when Broad went down In the twenty first he claim ed it was on a foul blow that was not al lowed by Hurst Sullivan landed a blow under Broads left ev In the thirteenth raising a lump that had to be opened At the end of the twentieth round there were cries of draw but when the mill went to the tvventv -fifth and the election was given to Broad the crowd was sat isfied ENDED IN THE EIRST ROUND lToc Gnim KhocUh Out Joe Hnneller With Eime TRENTON N J Sept 30 -Joe Gins the crack colored lightweight pugilist found It comparatlvel easy to defeat Joe Handler again In this city tonight The end came In the first round and fvns so decisive and clean cut that the large crowd was amazed Good judges of pugi lism argued that the bout which was for twenty rounds would at least last half the limit In view cf Handlers clever performances of late he was expected to give a good fight and his poor thowlng was deplored by his friends who lost hcavll on his defeat Gang put up a masterly exhlbtlon He was cool headed and skillful and cry one of his blows landed The end tune so unexpectedly that even Handlers sec onds could not realize his downfall Al Herford and a number of his Balti more friends who attended the mil won heavily on Cans Handler said after the struggle that his tight tonight was not a genuine lest He declares he lost through sheer carelessness Furniture to lie Auctioned One of the finest displays of furniture carpets mattings and other home needs for the coming fall and winter seasons Is now on display at 120 F Street formerly occupied by the Julius Lnnsburgh Furni ture Company This entire stock will go on sale tod iy at auction Marcus Notes the auctioneer of the sale predicts that It will be one of the greatest money saving chances of a lifetime and advises buers to he on hand early when the sale starts at 1030 a m today I I 2 I X I I I I I s t J J i OPENING PRICES PREVAIL TOPHAM C 1219 F Street Northwest desire to express our appreciation to our WE many patrons and the public for Uu ir many compliments and presence at the opening of our new biifiiness home The handsome testimonials of our patrons and friends in providing Washington witli the finest and most up-to-date exclusive Travelers and Fine Leather Goods ITouse south of Philadelphia gives us much en couragement and the belief that we shall have even greater success than ever before The very newest and finest Leather Goods obtain able and the prices at which we shall offer them will be our guarantee as to the future Our opening continues all this week during which time every article will be offeied at reduced prices Come and see us TOPHAMS TRAVELERS and FINE LEATHER GOODS Factories on the Premises 1219 F Street J llillllllll M THE TIMES WASHINGTON TUESDAY OCTOBER 1 1901 A PROCLAMATION Paines Celery Compound the National Remedy Gndorscd by Leaders in Every Walk of Life Present Wonderful Demand the Result of Merit House of Representatives Jeffert on City Mo Si pt 2 1001 AVells nichardson Co Gentlemen ralnes celery compound Is the great national fnmilyiremedy I can cheerfully recommend IL- cry truly jours EDWAItD McKUNNY Since the da when the great surgeon and practltionei Prof Edward E Phelps M D LL I announced the discovery of the formula of Palnes celery compound and Urn prescribed It with invariable sue cess in cases of nervous prostration in somnia Indigestion rheumatism and other diseases that have their origin in a HON EDWARD 3IcKENNT disordered nervous system the demand for this one remeely has gone on steadily Increasing until today throughout every civ llizcd countrv more bottles of the rem edy are prescribed bv phyicluns and used by those who are sick than of probably all other prepareel remeelles combined The formula of Palnes celery compound which Prof Phelps freely gave to the medical profession ranks In Importance In the medical world with the antl toxlns and anesthetics Its discovery marks a new era in the practice of medicine as the dlsccery of ether marked a new era In the practice of surgery The above unsolicited testimonial from the Hon Edward McKenny Is one of thousands which might be published In calling for Palnes celery compound be sure that no quack medicine of pat ented name Is palmed off on jou In Its btead IFTHE BASEBALL fOELB YcRterilnj K umnPR St Louis 12 New York 4 St Louis 6 New York 5 Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati IJoMon 5 Pittsburg 1 TmInN CiiiiieM New York at St Louis Boston at Pittsburg Brooklvn at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati IIimv the Clnbn Stand Won Lost PCt Pittsburg S7 43 W Philadelphia ia W 5SS llrookljn 77 M B7 St Louis 75 C3 53 Hoston 13 d 519 Chicago fcl 65 Sfl New York K S2 SSS Cincinnati HI S3 351 BEDS BATTERY TOO WEAK Qunkers 1oiiml lilt n Double Ilendrr lit Clnelnnnti CINCINNATI Sept SO Cincinnati dropped two games to Philadelphia today In the first game Phillips was batted nut of the box in the llrst inning while Sut hoff who succeeded him was easy In the second game Helseman the recruit was tried He was not hit hard but his wlldness In the tlrst Inning cost the game The contest was called at the end of the eighth on account of darkness The scores 11 HE Philadelphia 30130003 0 10 7 0 Cincinnati 000001010291 Two base hits Dobbs Hnllman Beck ley Thne base hit Hallman Home run Flick Stolen bases Brown Thomas Flick Delehanty Hallman Cross Double play Magoon OBrien nnd Heckley Struck out By Suthoff 2 by Orth 7 Bases on balls Off Suthoff 4 Hit by pitcher By Phillips I by SuthofT 1 Passed ball Jacklltsch Attendance 1200 Time 1 hour and 40 minutes Umpires Brown and Nash I he SecoiidOivine ILHE Philadelphia 2 0 0 00 0 0 0 2 7 0 Cincinnati 0100000 0 1 7 4 Two base hit nick Three base hit Stelnfeldt Stoli n hase IFlarley Sacrifice hits Cross Buy 2 Sttlnfelat Brown Double plays Magoon O Uiien andBeck Iey Bay mid Beckley Struck out By Helseman 3 by White 3 Buses on balls Off Helseman 2 off White 1 Wild pitch White Time 1 hour nnd 35 min utes Umpires Nash and Brown DOHENYS SUPPORT POOR The Ilrnten tlmilile to Score More Til il ii Once IlTTSnURG Sept 30 poor support and Clark changid his hat ter In the fifth The fielding pickid up but the brace came too late to be effec tive Willis pitched well The score b Innings R H E Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 01 G 5 Boston 012200000 5 9 3 Uatterles Doheny and Zlmmer Willis and Moruu Two base hit Wngner Sac rifice hits Long Tenney Rlckcrt Dou ble pla Tenney and Long Wagner Ritchey and Branslield DeMontre vllle Ixing und Tenney Struck out Bv Poole 2 by Willis 1 Bases on balls Oft Do heny 1 off Poole 1 off Willis 2 Wild pitches Doheny 2 Hit lij pitcher- Lowe Itltchey Umpire Emtlle Attendance 1 i Time of game- 1 hour und 45 min utes THE GIANTS PROVED EASY ClirdlmilH Clone- the St Io ilx Willi n Double llruilrr ST LOUIS Spt 30 The National League season closed hero today with a double header between the Cardinals and New Yorks fcrdii being taken by the local agBregntlo i miking four straight The patches up Giants proved to be veritable pigmies nu they were outplayed at ever point Joyce the Montre al yoAithpaw and Smith a Becond baseman tWrled for their respective teams in the lilltlul game By agreement the second game was to consist of but six innings With the score standing 6 to In the last Inning und two men on baBCn Jones drove a not one to Wallace which was fielded to Padden enoort 6 T Present Their Complioients to the Buying Public and Solicit Their Liberal Patronage at Their Southwest Corner 82th and F Streets nilding We trust that the same cordial support that patrons gave to us at our Carpet Store 813 Pa Ave will be continued Gaining the confidence of our customers by offering them the best qualities that the market produces at prices that have proven satisfactory and our modern way of doing busi ness our store has become too small to accommodate our many friends We will be prepared to show you in our new store the latter part of the coming week the Furniture Styles Relating to the Different Periods of the Old and New Worlds will be on Exhibition Our Interior Decoration Department Will Be in Charge of the Most Experienced Men Courteous Salesmen Will Give Your Wants Immediate Attention - ---0- -- 9 4 -- t - - 9 i -- - Canceled By the Rochester Clothing Co Their Building TSot Being Ready for on Account of Occupancy Bought By Us at SO Cents on the Dollar A Sale That Will Amaze the Buying Public of Washington This is without doubt one of the greatest transactions we ever consummated Through the inability of the contractors to finish their building in time for occupancy the Kodiester Clothing Company were compelled to cancel their orders with the manu facturers nnp of the largest concerns- who had to realize immediate cash through the cancellation of their order offered their en tire s tock to us at fifty cents on the dollar The clothing made by this concern is considered the finest in the country The stock has arrived and we are going to give you vftlues which no clothing house on earth can equal Mens Suits l if 1 -I 750 Mens Suits 325 10 Men8 Suits 475 12 Mens Suits 500 15 Mens Suits 725 20 Mens Suits 975 V U 23 Mens Suits 9ioaw Mens Pants 125 Mens Pants 69c 200 Mens Pants 110 300 Mens Pants S40 500 Mens Pants 289 700 Mens Pants S340 Children s Bulls Ages 4 to 11 years 2 Casbimere Suits for JOO 5 Cassimere Suits for 140 Cassimere Suits for 240 100 dozen Childrens Heavy weight Knee Pants sizes 8 to 1G years worth pc for 19c unsc Mens Suits Ages 14 to 20 years o Young Mens Suits 265 0 YoungMens Suits 350 10 Young Mens Suits 48S 12 Young Mens Suits 565 lens Overcoats w9 p IT ft 5 Mens Chin chilla Overcoats 200 S Mens Over coats 400 12 Mens Over coats 550 20 Mens Over coats 975 30 Mens Over coats 1450 IVIens Furnishings Two casts of mercerized Slllc Heavy Underwear worth I 7QC All wool Black Soi a pair 2 13c Suspenders Stiff Bosom Shirts with de- A QC tachable cuffs O 5 cases containing Sample Derbys and Fedoras In black Q CC and brown j our choice each J JicnB Soft Crush Hats aU A OC colors forcln r Wall and the frame was over At tendance 50u0 The scores RHE St LoulH 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 C x 12 21 5 New York 120100000403 Two luse lilts Wallace Krutjer Threo liise hit Kroner Home run Smith Sacrllio hit Donoan Double plaj Wallice and Padden Stolen basts Dals Stranir Murphy BurketU Hit by pltdicr H Smith i by Joyce 1 Baits on balls Off Jojte 3 off Smith 3 Struck out Hv Jo-e- 1 bj Smith 4 1tft on bises St Louis 11 New York S Time of Kame 1 hour and 55 mlmiUs Umpire Dwjer Second Oniiie RRK St Louis OOCOOx CC2 New York 00200 35 72 Two base hit Hildrlck Threc biso hit Wallace Home run Ganzel Ieft on base- St Lonl1 3 New York 5 fatruck out By Murphy 1 by Jones 2 II imm on billi Off Murphv I o1 Jones 2 Wild illicit Jones Umpire Der Time of game 1 hour and Jive An AKtl niiK Schwartz Telzman merchant tailor- at fit and B07 Snnth Strict had an aucplcious opt nlnfj jisterday The inttr lor of the two bis stores wire handsomely dciorntid with potted plants and Horn pieces The counters and racl s were laden with the cbolcext assortments of forelKii and doniistic woolcis to suit the man of stjle and cconoiny Are You Playing tiie Races DONT GlHSS AT THEM THHOW AWAY YOlIt nOI BHQOIv AND CON SULT TIIE HANniCAII Klt Informa tion furnlFlied on all the races liast and Wist Sure winners handed out eery d ly Come early and jet the benefit of long shot today liio litst thins of the je ar Terms 1 per dav or 3 per eek Hours of hulnc x from 12 oclock to 3 cry day Itoom -5 lIANlMCAPItnt Lawrence Hotel Corner Plinth and E Streets HACING CALENDAE UntricN nt inn et ml on 1FSEM pt SO nntnw for tomor rows races First race For two- ear old handicap about six furlonss Cold 120 Lad Oodl a OS whitneis emrj Tribes 11111 109 Lord Orcr 1enteco t 110 Iloro Pomona 101 Tar lonce 101 Srlaukc t Lady Stcrllns 83 I Second race For filluw and geldings three jcaM oia nannicap one and one lticntn JloinnBlde 12C Itondy 115 Wiitncs entrj Janice 121 Templeton 115 Af nra I 11 Bar bara iTiftcldc loo Anna llarhn M Third race The Mikes for and upv ard about ix furlon c ath 109 Hraiid miuinIi 100 Kilogram 13 S nrrt Tooth 10s The MhAetecr 101 Bedecc 102 Paul Clifford 109 05 Hliitncvs enlrr Fourth race For and upward sflluif about six furloiiKS -satire 110 103 Ante t p Maria Bolton 100 Crite rion 105 Anecdote 102 Milltjr 14 I cajrue Iland 10 Ooldilla IK I ou Itcj 110 Nanlne 104 MiiR telle 05 Ills Ib jal UlghnooS D3 Bobs Potcrte 111 Mr Fuis 103 Fifth lace Ior and upward non w Inncrs at this mrtluc one and inilt s Alf KM The Amazon 103 II McColm 101 Ulcngar 101 hinmllnic 113 I fcixlh T3CC For selllnc five end j one half Hans Manner 107 Little Cot I lot haloma 110 fxhalie n Crall Ollagen 1 ill nil Hank 107 Pride of surrej W Fran- ccs o 107 Locket 104 Caavllle 07 Face Blue Mantle 102 Cornwall 103 tri First race nlulnrj i e itrj Tribes Hill Lady Sterling Sccend hitnc s cntrv Janice Barbara Frietchle Third race Kilogram Bedpath XMutaejs cli trj fourth raee Potcnte Satire Military Hfth race he Amazon Alfred Varprave Kin niklme S11I1 rate Olljfacn City Bank Irancesco Ilnrlen ItPHnlts HUILEM Sept 30 Kuaiilts of todays races trick fast First race For three-rear-olds and upward selling six furlonj s In ma IS Dean 1 to 1 on Coburn 4 to 1 second IrLh Jewell ninMcld 4 to 1 third Time 113 4 5 Second race For four and one half fiirloiijrs lar is UinkfltM 0 to l won Callantne Otis 4 to 1 second Coacoa ilicLs 10 to 1 third Time 0 53 2 5 Thrd race For and upward ii furlonKs Sharp Bird I rktnrutli ecn won Banco BasInzer 4 to 1 second Illial Dare HobertsoiO 5 to 2 third Time 1 13 2 5 Fourth rare OaV Park IrjniUean for tar ulds one mile and a furlorur Silurian J alsii i to t won it MHHiter hnislit even stexmd I eo ewell Cohlirn C to 5 third Time 152 2 5 Fifth race For three-rear-olds and uprard one mile St larccM Knflit 3 to 2 won ltollini Boer robtirn 0 tu 5 second Orontaa Blake 10 to I third Time 139 1 5 Sixth race For and upward sll 11 r one mile Ifred C Blake 4 tn 1 won Captain liamm Birkerruth 3 to 1 sec ond Kveltn Bjrd Otis 4 to 1 third Time 111 race For anj upward bellintr one mile Canoa Knight 5 ti 1 won H Chor lti 2 to 1 second J II Barius Ulce S to 1 third Time 1 11U IlifrleB nt Iliirlem HARIKM Sept 3 Entries tor tomorrows races First rare For two-year-old maidens fillies six furloniis Bessie Spahr Appa 115 nii Dance Jean Kaphael Corime Unland Blue Mint Mary Pine Prue Here Bab Hall 111 Step Onward The Mewarde a Luc Locket 103 Second raci For three-year-olds and upward seven furlonirs Taurus 112 Helen Paxton Kun ja Ceort ie Hi Xocker Pay Tlie Fiddler Goal ltunnr Little Jack Horner 100 Boomerack nn Zollcrn Johnnie McCartv Plffeon Post Henry Bert 107 Benckart Light Ball Angea 11 Third race Fcr all aes seen furlongs Con falon lf5 Sevo llae Gyle Tom Klnrley Hrad wmter 105 Constcllator 101 Senator Beveridge J DeBoe 102 Ben Battle My Cblcken Bausli aush Gene 10O Amirante 82 Fourth raee For four-year-old and upward one and one eiehtli mPes Pink Coat lOri Ma lay 97 Strangest 96 Orlie OBrien 93 tilth race For two-year-olds sellii fire and one half furlociis Fmathion 109 Our Pride PH Has Tag 102 Landiecr 101 Handsome Man 100 Ccreda Irmas Choice 69 Dodie S SanU Teresa 98 Fade Men John II Carr Miss Huire Lyseth S5 John A Clarke 100 Sixth race For thrccyear olds selling one mile IKirothr lee Monos 101 Judze Itedwine 101 Bonnie Lisiak Hasvla3 100 Hylo Adelante 97 Vmorco Arachue Imma C L Flc etwlncr 91 John ilcCurk Zack Phelps 91 Unile Tom 92 seventh race For three-year-old and upward selling one mile w hanjrdoodie 104 Guy II 101 Carlovisman - Zara Bur Iijun 94 Red Apple 7 f B Campbell 95 Hanswurst Wood slick Faraday jr 92 Frank M Little Low h as Darline Give All Pencil Me 9 Harlem clectlon i First race Step Onward Baby Hall Lucy Locket S coml race Henry Bert Hi Xocker Jchnrjy McCarthy Tlurd race Headwater Gcnfalon Tom Fourth race Pink Coat Charlie OBrien iTa lav lifth race LancLeer Lysbeth Podie S ixtli race Bonnie Lcvsak Monos Emms C L Seventh race Guy IL C B Campbell Farra ca jr THEY CANT DECEIVE HIM I have used your Sozodont dally for fifteen 5 ears It is useless for any person to try to sell mo a substitute j after so long and satisfactory results Two sizes 75c and i 2 DC mdm Tor nt Teeth xttf rrMll Hall Buckcl Proprietors X Y City