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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1910

Page

2

Entries at Rockville Trotting Race Main Event

The Washington Post notes the Rockville harness show with liberal purses of 500 and strong local and Washington entries. The program spans Tuesday to Friday with free for all races, 2 18 times, and multiple pacing trotting events featuring horses like Manulla, Trixi, Wolf, Marine, Miss Mina, Lord Bingen, May Forest, Bedworth Jr., Charlie Hall, Dolly Dillard, Dr Chass, and many others.

Washington Post Mocksie Lst Washington Manulla Trixi Wolf Marine Miss Mina Palm Cozine Jennie Blue Lord Bingen Miss Kushan Country Boy MD Ball King Renwood May Forest Dr. Chase Gallant Maid Charlie Hall Miss Kushen Miss Flinch Bedworth, Jr Dolly Dillard Ed Ball Manuella Sliver Cup Dr. Chass J C Keete DB. C Palm Corina Wolf Marine J C Mott Jennie Blué John Jagina D. c Kuisar Cazine al Perking Leonardtown Mdseul Trixie Baken RV Binich Frederik Md Red Rock Edward Dantsis Ber- Mar Johnsy Capel Harry Kohlboss Poolvil Bull & Bloben Only King Redwood Mott Mas Mina Georges C HiHeary May Fores Edward C Peeling York Oss Kusano E F Hath Umtry Boy BF. Crow D.C Black Atread Holland Norfolk Bob K George W Richardson Meadows Harry Jonta Leonanitown Charils Hall G. W Hall Weahingtoin Dolly Dmard Exum & Drake Bennettsville J. J. O'Kesto Washington, DC Dolly Dittard Exum & Drak Bannettyvillea Glidewood Edward Daniel Ferwyn Blikken R. V Smith Frederick J. G. Mott L. K

Virginia Briefs Highlight State Updates and Appointments

The Virginia briefs report the fourth annual reunion of the Virginia State Association in Charlottesville on September 6 to 7, with B P.O. Elka named. Prof EW McMullen resigns due to ill health. Prof F Clearbeter of Ashland will succeed him. Train dispatch by telephone now runs between Roanoke and Glede Spring, with plans to extend to Bristol. Thomas Munford of Lynchburg named history committee chair for the Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans. Big Stone Gap seeks nature stone for a government building via Rep C B Slemp. Wise County to supply brown or gray stone. Police bloodhounds pursue two suspects in a Northampton County store robbery. both confess and await bail. Wil Kelly of Bristol Transfer shot in shoulder by a stranger on a dare. Thomas Slater Settle named rural schools supervisor in Virginia, succeeding Prof J S Thomas. Columbia F Lynn estate sale of 87 acres on Potomac near Sterling sold for 31500 to W R Jordan. Post Want Ads are free in The Post classified pages.

C. B. Slemp Virginia Big Stone Gap Treasury Department Wise County Wil Kelly Bristol Transfer Company Bristol Thomas Slater Settle Law School University of Virginia J. 8. Thomas Christian College Lynchburg Columbia F Lynn Potomac River Sterling W. R. Jordon Montgomery County

North Carolina items report suicide attempt in Lexington

At Lexington yesterday John Young, a juror in the civil court, tried to shoot himself. Doctors say recovery is unlikely. He was serving in the lengthy Lane case against the Southern Railway, on trial since Monday. Democratic State Chairman A. H. Eller named an advisory board including Claude Kitchin, T. J. Jarvis, M. Simmons, Josephus Daniels, Julian Carr, J. D. Bellamy, W. J. Everett, T. F. Klutz, C. W. Fillett, and Locke Craig.

Lexington John Young Lane Southern Railway A. H. "Eller Claude Kitchin T. J. Jarvis M. Simmons Josephus Daniels Julan §. Carr J. D. Bellamy W. J. Everett T. F. Klutz C. W. Fillett Locke Craig

Weather Conditions and Local Reports From Raleigh Area

Weather bulletin notes West Indian disturbance moving northeast near the Carolinas and another system in the west Gulf of Mexico. Cool east of the Mississippi with no significant rainfall except along the north Atlantic coast and in Colorado and Utah. High temperatures expected in the extreme Southwest, with showers near the South Atlantic coast and variable winds along coasts and lakes. Local Raleigh weather includes temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and sunshine data, plus a river bulletin for the Potomac and Shenandoah regions.

A. S North Atlantic Colorado Utah Rocky Mountain Wake County Raleigh Miwasippi Valley Upper Lake Region J. M. Hamersley Charlotte Walter Tise New England Atlantic Ager Western Union South Atlantic Winston Salem Florida East Gulf

West Virginia Assessed Property Values Rise by 80 Million

State tax commissioner reports WV assessable property valued at 1.112 billion dollars, up 80 million from last year. Jere A. Miller, Democratic candidate for state senator in the Wheeling district, declined to accept. Edward Gunn of Huntington, who deserted his wife after 24 days of marriage and moved to Illinois, is noted in the report.

West Virginia Jere A. Miller Wheeling Edward Gunn Hittington Ilinoin

Local arrests and searches in Huntington and Parkersburg area

A Fayette county man was arrested after returning to work for his father in a lumber camp and was brought to Huntington to post bond for support of his wife and child. H. M. Dye, son of former Marietta police chief Jake Dye, was arrested in Huntington on two forged check claims signed in the name of Joseph Thompson. A Huntington woman, Mrs. W. H. Hall, vanished after quarreling with her husband over a cat. she is the sister of Henry Hall, linked to a recent river death. Campaigns begin in the Fourth District with a Cairo gathering featuring Rep. Harry Woodyard and West Virginia Rep. Gaines. Lydia Adame-Willams of this city missed a Genoa trip by an hour to see her father, John Quincy Adams, who died after a brief illness at 78, a descendant of President John Adams.

Fayette County Huntington H. M. Dye Jake Dye Marietta Joseph Thompson W. H. Hall Hall Henry Hall Ohio River Lydia Adame-Willams Genoa Nev John Quincy Adams Adams John Adams

West ern Maryland News Highlights Incomplete Local Items

Garrett county roads cited as poor prompting film shows in theaters to warn residents. Cumberland official plans city hall foundations before cold weather amid protests over the dome. Frederick county cattle headed to Wilkes-Barre fairs with 160 head shipped for Eastern exhibitions. Sharpsburg Sunday school and fraternal group picnic draws 3,000 attendees led by C L A Mongan as chief marshal with Clyde Roulette and Henry Stillwell assisting.

Cumberland Bichetberger City Hall Frederick County Frederick Wilkes-Barre Secret Orders Sharpsburg Knights of Pythias L. A Mongan Clyde Roulette Henry Stillwell

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