Warrenton Horse Show Second Day Delivers Spectacular Rides
Capricious weather could not dampen the Warrenton show as 9 000 spectators filled the grounds for the second day. Close decisions highlighted the saddle hunt and jumper classes with Julian Morrie on Confidante and D Benner on Sunday Morning among top winners. Miss Flynn rode L Aigton to second in jumpers while Dr C Carter won on Gawaine. Mrs Julian Morris took Keswick Hunt team honors with Blenheim Farm, Warrenton Hunt, and top contestants from Potts and Benners also excelling despite muddy fields.
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Brest
Warrenton
Julian Morrie
H. E. Unmen
Lord Golden
Allen Potts
Fallgater
D Benner
King Edward
Leighton Stables
Mies Flynn
Mies
Keswick Hunt
Julian Morria
Blenheim Farm
Warrenton Hunt
Mrs. Pott
Mra
Jalan Morris
Keswick
Miss Flynn
L.algion
Miss Swartz
Benners
Mix
Hazard
Fazen’s
Mrs Potts
Willow King
Julian Morris
EBA &Tir
Cock Robin
Benners King Edward
Misa Swartz
Virginia
Blair Johnson
Culpeper
A B Portman
Fortner
England
Bainetind
Julian Keith
Fred MiElhorne
W Upperville
C L White
Warenton
Rutledge
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Brown
New York
A D
Brock Baker
Washington, DC
Eugene Leach
St Louiss
J L Harriman
Miss Chaplan
Winchester
A McIntyre
C C Carlin
Sam Brent
Alexandria
de Paugh
Manassas
Harry Groome
Horse Show Results and Death of Local Resident
Blenheim Farms Baltimore wins in Class 17 Garonne and Buckeyland Farms News Girl wins Ladies class riden by Mrs Julian Morris. Waverly Farms places in several classes. Miss Lillian Barker and News Girl win in Garonne division. Julian Morris wins Gloversville Consolation Jumpers with Virginia Girl second. Munk Spendye Henry Binyon a long resident dies at home after illness. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at residence with Rev George Carter officiating. Rock Creek Cemetery interment.
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Blenheim Farms
Baltimore
Garonne
Alten Potts
Mr. Bowles
Buckey
Jland Farm
Hunter
Keswick
Ridam
Julian Morris
Cock Robin
EA. Stirn
King Edward
A. D Benner
H. M. Luttrell
Minnie Ruskin
BE. M Leach
Regilis
Julian Keith
Long Island
J. Meatze
Twilight
H. Keyser
Gloversville
Virginia
M Oc Hazen
E. W. Payne
Henry
Binyon
Weather Conditions and Regional Forecast Update
Unsettled showery weather continues across much of the country with general rains in eastern and southern regions. Western disturbances persist with forest-fire rains in the Northwest. No major temperature shifts. sultry conditions ease in the mid-Atlantic as cooler weather edges in elsewhere. Winds along the New England coast remain moderate and variable. showers continue in the south and central portions with fair conditions forecast later. Local readings show midnight temperatures around 71 to 78 degrees, highs near 80 and humidity high. rain from 8pm to 8pm yesterday noted.
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tWeather Bureau
Washington
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Wiata
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Moderata
Grand Bank
Rainall
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Biomarck
Boston
Cheyenne
Wye
BBD Ag
Davenport
Denver
Colose Des Moines
Galveston
Fierena Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fis
Kansas City Mo
Los Angeles
Marquette Adich
Lemphis
Tenn
New Orleans
North Platte
Bebram
Nabe
Bob Pittaburg
Portland Me
Portland
San Francisco
Cal
Ut If
Aledo
Ohio
Vicksburg
Miss
River Bulletin
Shenandoah
Rev Earl Wilfley Called to Vermont Avenue Church
The Vermont Avenue Christian Church invites former Indiana clergyman Rev Earl Wilfley to fill its pulpit for the year starting next October. Wilfley, currently at First Christian Church in St Louis, was called at a special meeting, with Dr Power's approving letter read. He is expected home soon and has preached at the Vermont Avenue church last spring.
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Vermont Avenue
Earl Wilfley
First Christian Church
St Louis
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Church Board of Officers
Wilfley
Ray Frederick D .Power
Power
Willey
Kansas City
Bethany College
West Virginia
University of Chicago
Newcastle
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Ind
St. Louis
Miss Emma Wightman Buried in Pittsburg Funeral
Funeral services for Miss Emma Jaynes Wightman daughter of Rev James W Wightman of 176 Willard street were held in Pittsburg yesterday afternoon Interment was in that city She died at Corsham England on August 19 while visiting her sister Mrs T A Mellon Her father has lived in Washington Miss Wightman's body arrived on the steamer Caronia at New York Tuesday accompanied by Mr and Mrs Mellon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jaynes Wightman
James W Wightman
Willard Street
Pittsburg
Miss Wightman
Corsham
England
T. A. Mellon
Washington
New York
Mellon
Cure for Bright's Disease Reported at St Winnifred Hospital
In San Francisco a patient with chronic Bright's Disease and uraemic convulsions sought help from a physician who recommended Fulton’s steral pound as a treatment. The patient was sent to St Winnifred Hospital, received the new therapy, and within four months returned to the Islands in good health, prompting reports of this treatment for kidney disease and other conditions.
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Honolulu
U. S
Winters
San Francisco
Bright
St Winnifred
Fulton
Wintera
Islands
Suburbs in darkness testifies to lights out order
Suburban residents protest a District commissioners cut of electric lamps on major roads. Roads in Twining City Anacostia Congress Heights Branch Avenue Ridge and Bowen roads went dark drawing planned public hearings and threats of demonstrations. Officials defend the move citing economy and road usage while residents urge restoration of lighting and continued public input.
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Board of Commissioners
Twining City
Anacontia
Congress Heights
Branch Avenue
Ridge
Bowen
Anacostia Road
Benning
Anacostia
Ridge Avenue
Bowen Road
Engineer Department
Robert F. Bradbury
Citizens’ Association
Consgress Heights
Randle Highlands
Walter Mitchell
Eftlpens’ Association
Rudolph
Cuiaeng
Indie
J Branch Avenue
Sargent Road
Bunker Hill Road
Queen's Chepet Road
Ridge Road
W W. Price
Southeastern Suburban Association
Washington
Captain Frank Insanity Verdict Brightens Escape From Law
In a sensational case, Eduard Frank alias Captain Frank, believed to be insane, told doctors he would evade punishment and boasted of past escapades with his wife. Checks drawn in his name were held by a cashier for investigation as newspapers report his alleged spree and bizarre statements at the Government Hospital for the Insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard Frank
Frank
Thane
Alfred Sze Promoted to Chinese Foreign Office
Alfred Sze, an English educated Chinese scholar, has been appointed secretary in the Chinese foreign office at Peking. He succeeds Lu-ju-wan, who has been transferred. Sze previously graduated from Cornell University and served as secretary to Prof Jenks during a 1904 international monetary committee visit.
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America
Peking
Alfredze
Foreign Office
Lu-juin
Sze Wan
Cornell University
Jenks
China
International Monetary Commuiteion
Funeral rites for Mrs De Valin at St Thomas Church
Burned funeral services for Mrs De Valin, who died at Clifton Springs NM, were held at St Thomas Episcopal Church. She was widow of Chief Engineer Charles E De Valin U S N. The Rev McKee presided. Interment followed at Arlington Cemetery.
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Even Apple
de Valin
Clifton Springs
NM. Y
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Charles E de Valin
McKee
Arlington Cemetery
Vagrants With Fat Roll Shake Up A New Town
Sightseers from New York were arrested by Fourth precinct police for vagrancy after found with about 20 cents and $4 as they claimed to be visitors. They admitted not residents, were arraigned, and later had the charge suspended with orders to depart the jurisdiction. The men mocked local officers and boasted of their wealth as they prepared to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rose
Charles Rogers
Thie Elty
Pugh
New York
Firefighters Relief Purse Collected From Forest Service
A purse of more than 180 was collected from forest service employees here and telegraphed to Missoula to aid injured fire fighters. The drive was organized by office employees since no department regulation existed to provide for such relief. A test case was filed by Paragould and Memphis Railway against the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad over through rate allowances to tap lines, ruled illegal as rebates by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Services
Missoula
Ment
Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Paragould and
Memphis Railway
St Louis
San Francisco
Cure for Psoriasis Claims Rapid Relief in Four Days
A Baltimore man reports ten years of psoriasis with recurring outbreaks. After failing X rays and specialist care, he tried Cutiura in fall 1909 and saw relief within four days, complete recovery in two weeks with minor skin discoloration. He credits the treatment and offers testimony to interested readers in exchange for a stamped envelope.
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Pian
Harry G. Martin
Calvert
Baltimore, Md
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San Francisco Bulletin
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Little Old New- York
Crittturs
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