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THE ST. LOUIS EEPUBLIc': SATURDAY. MAY" 14,' 1904.
BASEBALLS
slnnston Won From
9
OLYMPICS GAMES
BACING
-Lasso Won Another Eaea a
-Interscliolastic Championship
of Missouri to Be Held in
Stadium To-Day.
ns by the
'i to -2.
Delmar Republic Handloj"
at Union Track To-Day; -
&
Is
F
REPUBLIC HANDICAP AT UNION;
LUCAS MEMORIAL AT DELMAR.
Each Local Course lias Slake Offering fur This Afternoon Ke
iiova Seems Rest in The Republic Event AVlrile Charley
Thompson Should Ueat Ligiiri Opera in the Dclm'nr Feature
; Seven Rices "at Count? Track.
THE REPUBLIC'S DAILY RACING FORM CHARTS.
KIXLOCH RESULTS (Delmar).
Friday. May 12. Weather cloudy; track fair.
141
First race, purse Wa. selllncv six furloncs:
AT UXIO.V r.itK. ,
The Republic Handicap brines out the
test Cold of the season at Union Park to-c7-
Eleven or the best horses at the
track are entered. I'ronta and Eain or
Ehine. both laid up from their fall, arc
the only absentees. It Is tho best Held
seen at Union this year, and probably the
tefct Held seen at St. LouU In this season.
Looking at the race and knowing the
hors(Ss Intimately. The Republic picks Ke-
Jiova to tUti its handicap, providing that a
competent boy rides her. She cannot win
with Jockey Wapshire up. With some fair
boy n her, she probably will win. She
Is about right and toukl have beaten
Xorrl Kermence easily with a good rider
up last time they mot, and rtie should
win to-day. ns sho is takins off nine
pounds on that race. She looks well and
Is a 1:10 mare any time she is right.
Tills looks like the right spot to cut her
Ioo?c. Hrbe will be second if he sets a
Eood ride. This Is a good horse end at
his test now. His last three races liavo
leen brilliant. He should have beaten 1L
T. Tarpey last time they met. Tho dis
tance to-day is his to a hair.
Artfmosity should be third. She is good
nnd fast and likes a route.
Jiter race with Erbe and Tarper l,rlnss
her rlpht vo to Erbe. W. E. Gates has
an undeniable chance, but likes a mnddy
track best. Still, he is a jrood old horSe.
eo strong and saliact that he must nsver
sneer ana Kusja do not
the betljng will be watched closely on this
race.
Of court!. thU forecast Is made upon
th basis of a. fast track. Should it rain,
necessary allowance must be made.
be overlooked,
class.
Tho llessenper. Is asked to do a srent
deal, but ho is wearing the medals and
must ba, given a good chance, especially as
Bo land, will be on him. UgrLe Duo lias a
chancer but will go to estler game fci the
first event, where he should win. Tarpey
Is at The Messenger's mercy, .Macbeth'
spefed will clear him of the field, but there
"Is speed to go with him. and Animosity
Scan beat him at the weijhts. Palm
Header it said to be a bit lame from poor
plating, but is a good colt and will have
a chance, though given the worst of tho
weights. He Is the classie3t of the lot.
Xabor.ls uncertain, and. as he Is a slow
beginner, he should be worried by the big
fleld. However, if he rens back to the
race beore his last he has a fine chance
Still, cutting a rider on Kenova. The
Kepuhlie Handicap should go to her.
In the first race Bar Le Duo looks
best If he has Eoland or tome
Bood rider up. He needs a strong and
epod bev on his back. Cheny will be right
there. Ho is a horse of some class and hU
race yesterday was a mere "prep." Ora.
SIcKlnney ran n fine race from u bad start
last time out and should be third. Lecli.
JJfda and Scarborough have outside
chances. v
Lord Hermcnce looks best In the second.
It Is his distance and the weight will
suit him. Budwel?er should be second, as
bis speed will stand to him. George W.'s
last race "was. good and he should be third.
Paul "Woalcy has the class and the speed
In the third and should gallop. Booraerack
cannot win with an even break at tho
freights. His rpecd at tho start will help
lilm If he gets a running break. Ilia last
race was bad, .due to lack of care of his
trainer, who has been discharged since
that race. Bluish should be third If'he
trees. In case he does not,- Hilarity will
show.
, Duelist looks- belt in the fifth, though
"Ernbry tray take it away from- him In
speed. If Embry can outrun him they will
both Etop. and El Gr-or may win. Ghor's
last race wan bad. He is a snlker, but
may go better to-dar. ' "
Bella ilnhone and Orleans will have a
tight fit In the sixth event. Orleans ha3
been running Dad ones, cut i freshened
up. Jlahone's last race was fine. Messrs.
Bice and.De Annan are good friends and
JR.SCHREINER,
816 Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo.
JThe KEiAAULE Specialist
Ceres urlsste nd cnronlc dis
eases. Lost Manhood. Nervous
Pelwllty. Let Visor. Seminal
Weakness. Nlcht Loa.es, De
cllllatmr Drtams. Early De
cay. Varicocele, rerclts of er
rors, or excess. Unnary !!..
ee.es. Gleat. tttrictuie. Un
natural Discharge and all cia.
-eases of Kidneys ana Bladder
and Blood poison, all star's
rcsltlvelr cured. flutif.tni.
patients treated by raal Book free.
$1.00 PER WEEK FOR TREATMENT
Tou can buy ro better for 110 a week.
ConsnUation free. Call or write. Hours: s a.
to. to I o. m. Sundays. 10a.ra-tolp.ni
fflh
AT I)i:i.)!AI!.
With the Lucas iIcinori.il Handicap as
a feature. Handlcapper Magjnn has ar
ranged a card of seven races for Delinar
to-day. In th chief event of the- after
noon. Charley Thompson, from the Trotter
Stable, will likely divide favoritism with
Eight Opera.
One of tho best-known bookmakers at
the Delmar traclr prepared a list of pos
sible odds on thw event yesterday, and
believes that 3 to 1 will be about the price
laid against Thomron and Eight Opera,
with the betting in favor of Thompson.
ThU looks like a Eood price against Trot
ter's consistent horse, although he la sup
posed to liko a mllo route better than the
mile and one-sixteenth, and prefers to
run by himself in front without contention
rather than to liate early pace-setters
with him. Plenty of early speed U in this
event to carry him on his way, and this
may hurt his chancers.
Eight Opera ran a good race for a first
out in his last start. He Is in good trim
and should get second money, at least,
for tho Eemo Stable. Bugler ran a great
race In toe Mound Cty Derby, but track
conditions and tho field were of different
order, since Eainland has dropped out It
looks as If Uugier should get third place,
however. Odds cf 4 to 1. probably will ba
laid against lilm.
Lucl:tn may tirovo a disturbing element
bV Settlnc H first Mrlv mrv vhlnri Htl
I beat o!X Thompson. Fatallit ran a gooii
4, uic .njuiucu iimugurai at tne rxir
Grounds, and Is making his first start at
Delmar to-day. He may be close up at
4.1.U truu.
It Is an evenly balanced field, nil in nil.
Thompson has been winning right along;
and It is not a bad policy to stick to win
ners. So he must be chosen to beat Eight
Opera and Bugler.
In the second race Princess Orna and
Joo Keller will meet again. Botli are
good t'-year-olds. and tho Haves nily has
won both her local starts. Joe Kelley hit
one or those soft spots on the straight at
Delmar and stopped suddcnlv. Tho Ehock
may havo hurt the colt, and It looks safer
to pick Princess Orna to-day.
elasauez has been getting cloe up In
some of his starts, but stumbled In his
last race ana uropDea out or It. He may
win tho third to-day, if tho distance Is to
his liking. Pathos and Hickory Corners
look to bo the contenders.
Orient's speed should help her at six
furlongs. She set a terrlSe nam br last
out. In a seven-furlong event, but did not
lulto lat. the more especially as a front
runner like Kindred was In to help her
burp up the early stages of tho race.
Elastic la said to be frsh and good and
may get second money from Claremont,
who showed rathsr bad form his last out.
Vulcain would haye played with his
field a year ago. But form must be sized
up on his merits of to-day and not of a
twelvemonth since. Xath Woodcock ran
aopd raro his last out. v. hen ho beat
Hncena and finished a gocl second to The
Hobby, but the Flow early pace probably
enabled him to lat rs Ion? as he did.
Exapo's race or jesterday was some
what marred by the position In which he
found himself at tho first turn, and it
looks ns if he should do better to-day.
Exapo. Tickful nnd Xath Woodcock
seem the logical choices.
In the last race at least hnlf a dozen
hotsea have a chance. Old Echodalo would
bo greatly Lenetlted "by any 100151005 on
the track, but It looks as If Radium could
beat him, even then. One More has shown
so much speed that he must le considered,
and Floral Wreath looks well Tor third
place.
T . I HORSES. WEIGHTS I
Ifd) AND JOCKEYS. (3.
103
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Ijeronia. 1)1. Donran
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w lKllrr. 100. Cccolo.,
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U-VCiJ ,; SVT:ru no lustra igne rngura to win. Jonn
prctablr trt- ll wm cat eff twice. Keronla. oS neat to rail
plnehxi off rllrhti In first few atrMes.
Tlir.e:ijii, i;u jv 14. iMH. Jia
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U.M0.V JOCKEV CI.ID
RESLXTS.
145
Union Track. Friday. Hay li-Weathcr chilly: track fart.
Flrat race, purs tv. tor -year-oid Ave furlonci:
IIORSRS. WEIOHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
1U
110
111
117
pr. Srtru.ll. in. Ailama....
San lllmo. lit j tuiarut
Dalnr. 103. ii.idei
IL A. Schroedfr. lliHsher
Totu. IjLtsli. i. j. corton
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Jul. the SJSiS'JrlK'&' ' PtolshS .'."-Da'in?
Tlml-sSHsi 1S Schroeder was rractlcallly left at the post.
146
andd 7a?!s11x1mInY'r..' 3" W!. en.
Seccnd tare, purie 100. maiden I-year-tildj. four fsrlocgi:
,'. 1IORSKS. WKIOHTS "i I T, Cettlca.
Icd AND JOCKEYS. S.) U i H S. F. Op. CJ, PL
A";a. 1H, Schickel CI : 11 I li t I 3
...... r-ach Bloom. 115 Troxler. li 1 l z'U 4 j -
M Jjdaoa. ltj. Wallace ( " z 4-;
lit lanammalile. 1CJ. Spears... ; : 4" 4' 2 3 n
...... Ilraden. IIS. D. Auitln. ... l i" 43 ; z T 3
1 l-oaalvp. 1W. Cocoln 1 l e I thd 4 i t-i
CJ Tb- UruEstst, 1H. W.Dattsl 4 4' ' i' I : : HI 4
- .. JA Tjdr lalr. Hi Abeher. ' 7 S ! T : ' 10 isl
'Sharon Spring. HiDon-ganl 5' 7 (. S I s 10 ul s
Start irood. Won riding: pecond same', winner: Mrs. M. A. Law
acn's hr. f.. Water lvel Vlailette. Arlena. eff nlcejy. waa lucky to
win. Peach Itlocm. cff flrlnz". had advantaco at tarr. but ient wld
on turns. JJddon. eft verv Ladly. mad np lets cJ around la nrst
quarter, but conld rwt mtrh leader
Tune :ii. ar. :4. 3.
143
Tblrd race, puna JIM. S-year-olds. elx" furlor.es:
15
11R
(11!)
CS
0nSE3.
AND .
WFIOJ1T3
rocKnis.
Potter. 1U D. AuMln....
W.P. Palmer 107.T..Vllmii
Mr American. 107 Wal'ee.
rower, in;. Troiicr
1L II. Hawes. TOi. rior.riran
f - .. .; .-..j.-t
ii-Lonucr. iiv. DCiiivKri..,
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houses. wrioiiTs
AND JCHTKETS.
lTJ?r?1. "- 1B- S- Martin
"JSlmhla 'ir mi r-tpi
Cheny. si. jicKlriner '.,
Jjachurett, 107. Henderson
ioruion. ivi. liemsiey
Prince Hicham. 119. luldol
arner. io j. lniruwi.
Searai-es. u. Fluher ...
1 r. 1 .. .. ) J Betting,
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LASSO WINS THIRD
CONSECUTIVE RACE
Dead Hat.
ftart rood. AVon Aiixinrz sccnJ nnr. D4.l heat t t mvw
S'lnfl, S- V ""M' N'mblf N. Nlmti-aN,c .ni llai
?f.I?.fn?'f1.rale K0U": !' m.,i' u"1 three-slneenths In 2X. NlmS:o
f.: at to L1". .frent "n,i m'nuUne.l tne lead to tha nnlsh. Martin
nun-eft cT dead heat: .
Ind.l
IIS
111
HOrtSES WEir.llTS ' ' j t ll.ttlm-
AND JOCKETS. I S.1 12 ( 1: I s I c- i ni iVU im
.: .-r. .. .. i-i -1 --l
IIM 1: iw;?- S?.r"n- I ?.. .-.. 14 !!4 .? -s
uu.r ..fc. .v. luttll.... m 4( I 5li I
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Start eood. Won drlrlart rcond easily. Winner: E. F. Gardaera
b. c Masetto Porcelain. Potter waa best, had rrd of party and
won nicely. Gar American came atroccly at end. but did not seem
to Ilk rolnr. Tower ran below his mark.
Tlme-iisy. ::i'-. :S7ii. :J1H. 1:04',. 1-.13K.
144
Fourth race. purr J00. i-yeaj-olds. four and ece-half furlonxa:
ind.
iroRsiis. wrioiiTs
AND JOCKEYS.
Dameron. 10i 1. Austin.
117 ,Paul Iim-ere. 107. Troxler..
lit llAurel I. Id. Wallace....
117 IJoe Graham. I". Fpean...
IVarleter. 103. A. Ilobblns..!
' 1 I Betting.
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rs p j. i 1 i 1
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i- Sitr,n55- -.71"", Uv'r,c h3Xd- Winner: M. J. O'lXxineirs cb. m.
1.1. rr omns Mamie it. it was a eurrtval of the Attest. Mantle s
was best. Martin fjreed Calvlt to set the nice all the war to the
stretch turn, then Martin wnt In en th rail, lock the position and
won dv hair a length.
Tim isjij. as. 1:1 Ji. t: l:07il.
147 Tblrd race, aelllnc. pane 13S0. for 4-year-olds and upward, el
and one-half furlongs:
HOnsns wEtnttTs
AND JOCKEYS.
lis I Marco Polo. 1M. Bnrrls I
13 Belle ef tha lUnr. lll.Kahn
7 War Nell. 13S IlurJtleT-. f
jii ii.asa. liwf, iy. tTTin..
113 iK'.lly Gene. 114. Adams.
IS IJlm NaD. 111. t.-rnn
1SS ICharette. 117. Hemsler t
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ler ' 7! 7 v 7 7 131 r:
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Start good. Wen drlvlne: second rarne. Winner: Hall t Dorrls"s
b. jr. (a.), by Jim Gore Helen. After nmnlnr In front to the head
of the stretch. Bell of the Itlnr quit Marco Pclo probably the beat.
cair-e with a rush and won rcJng away, star Nell finished atrong.
AlUl , iin.. iu. i;i.
Fourth race. slllnr. curse JiEO. for 4-yearK'ds end upward, all
and one.calf furloncs:
148
Start good. Won easily; second same. Winner: T. P. llAyrrfr ch.
g.. Donald A. Dcllttle. Dameron. much the, best, won easily. Paul
Hever trifle slow to heirin. Eaurel I, ran her mce. Joe Graham
thowed aseed. but slopped abruptly at quarter, taking Varletea back
with hlro.
Time :13l. tie,. IB. :U. 1:00.
Fifth race, purss $4W. celling. aeen furlccca:
. . HOnSES. WETGifra Bfttlsg.
Ind. AND JOCKEYS. S. U Vt S- F. On. O. PI-
(13) jUuso. IK. McMnllen Si 3ni i ' i J5 ;-s T.
4 INoweta. M. Vanderbout.... 31 C 4 S' 3" t c 1
lis IBroodler. 107. Wallace 4 4l 3' aid s t 7-S
iKaakt. 110. Irvln II G S' 4 j 4 12 30 S
jlA Amanda, 100. 11. Sly.... 1 J1 t C to -75 IS
109 ICUles. 103. Helms zl lno Itid I" 1 10 U 4
. . HORSES. WEIGHTS J Bettln-.
Ind. AND JOCKEYS. S. V. H S. F. Oa. Cl.1pi.
1! IMoremlo. lot. J. Burton.... 2 1 is "it ( j.j "TJ
121 J-an Gravler. lit. Calvlt... 3 3 Ju jiu 31 1.3 n- 1
IK will s-h'Jlr. 114. ircKlna'yl e t 4 3hd 3 5 c 3
139 Maru 113. Adams 1 I 3no Thd 4 4 ! ,7-3 3-3
144 Ulm Gore IX 1W. Buckley.. 14' u sm. J-J 3 1
131 Moderator, m, Lynn 7 thd S t'U f 10) W $
144 Ooudy. 1M. 8. Martin 4 H t 7"V 10 15
133 Chlr.ro Olrl. 10I..F1her... V 7 S-3
113 Crcbln. 11C GreenOeld S) 7!, 7" t lS 15
Lemp Mare Easily Lands Fifth
Event at Delmar Hncena
Beats His Field.
Lasso mado It tliree straight at Delmar
yesterday when sho gallcped away, with
tho fifth race, leaving her field to come in
straggling behind at varying distances.
Opening In the betting at 1 to J. tha
Lemp maro was sufficiently well played to
close at 2 to 5. This looked a trifle, tight
before the race, but sho won like a, l-to-10
shot. Shooting to the front in the first
sixteenth, after getting off none too well,
she had a dozen lengths of advantage over
her nearest competitor at one stage.
McMuIl-n let up In the stretch, but his
mount won with an ease- that was ridic
ulous. Just the same. Xoweta. who has
always shown a faculty for running sec
ond, got place money after running a fair
sort of race her elf.
Hucena won the last race in easy fash
Ion also. Tho Einstein mare laid back In
the early stages, made her run after pass
ing tho stable turn and fairly shot by her
held when once set down. She came home,
alone. Both Hucena and Lasso were
tipped to win by The Republic.
In the rirst event. Curd Glllock evidently
bethought himself of tho das of his
youth, when he was voting and limber, and
ueciuea to run in nti oui-time form, lie
had tho speed of his party, but was lucky
to win at that. Old John II. from the
Flier stable, had hard racing luck, or hn
would hate given tho first horse a strong-
Dame.
Arlena won the second race at S to 1.
Tho Ally waa making her second start, and
had Improved speed over bcr previous and
only out. Peach Bloom got tho best of
tho start and opened up a gap of two
lengths almost as soon as the barrier shot
up. Shcalasted to the stretch head, where
Arlena overhauled her and won going
away.
Lladon. favorite in the race, was off
badly, bsgan rather slowly and finished
Tom Haves showed another l-ycar-old of
some ability In Dameron, who won tha
fourth race. The gelding got oK In tho first
-division, ran a nice sort of race and won
rather handily from Paul Hcvere. Laurel
L. got third money. Var!ctes, from tha
Gardner stable, was a starter In this event
and was running nlcelv when sho was
knocked out of it by Joe Graham, who
stopped suddenly and carried her back.
Hard work on the track has nearly
eradicated the two paths and tht soft
spots on tho straight and It is promised
that the course will be In shape by this
afternoon, with the footing alike on all Its
Motions.
stride, and EeFI was unabla to renfe &.
meager pieca of lost ground. F
Tho Republic Handicap will be tha sW
ture at Union to-dar. ?"
TWO FAVORITES AT LOriSYITJjr.
St. Hera anil The Ganrdsmaa Baraa
Aose Finish In the Third. .-
Louisville. Ky.. May li A close Cth
between St. Hera and The Guardsmaa fa
the third race was the feature or to-days
racins at Churchill Downs. The spectators:
thought that Tha Guardsman, a long shot,
won by half a length, but the Judges de
cided that St. Hera, favorite, won. Mr.
Farnum. In tha last race. w,as the other
winning favorite.
Weather. cloudy7 track, good. Summary;
First race. lx furlorjrs Grand, m j.
Hicks).- t to 1. won; Ptll Finch. 103 fllotjerl. .
I to t. recond; Eddie Dcmlnlck. MS (Crnwhnrta). '
SO to I. third. Time. 1:16. Annora, J. ForoaOa.
Karly Boy. Mai Eowtry. Vlllartr. Idle. AHoa
Little. Brand New and Ehelnroll alao ran. l
Second race, four and one-hair rurlonjja
Cesarras; 104 (Dart). 30 to 1, sron; LanrpUsAt.
W (Parm), 7 lrf L second; Enchanter. 105
(Helcesen). Z to 1. third. Trow. :M. Black Art,
IVoodclalm. Madison Squar-, For Huntiaej.
Rathskeller. Flying Brook, ins tcreiri. jaaaa
May and Flera Handsome afeo ran.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth ft.
Hera. 107 (Heli-en). 4 to IV. won; The Oufr-J-mjjj.
98 (Uvlnrstcn), 4 to X second; Ohnet, 1
(J. Steele). to 1. third. Tlrae ISL Xoie
Star, Snare. King Tatios and Croochaa also
ran. " ,
Fourth race, handicap, sevta. furlrata-CWja-cate.
SS M. Johnson). 6 to X wonirDor.
ser. (WlshanJ). 7 to x svond: Tha CHsls,
112 Helrsen). 3 to 1. third. Tiro. laSU.
Mlsa Crawford. Proof Header. Armeud. Borton
acrt Fnd Leppard also ran.
Fifth race, four furlongs T alzetto 110 f A.
W. Booker). 5 to 3. won; Roesersa, 100 (Paul).
I tot second: Regale. 110 02DJot),4j to 1
ihinl. Time. ti'J. Orace Appletcn, CUmond
Bettr. Ia!len Star. Mrs. Bob, Dlxella, Kary
Mlna and Praxades also ran.
Sixth race, one mile Mr. Famum. W, fs.
Bonner), 3 to 1. won; Tommy Knight, ISO
(Uvlr.rston). 12 to X second; Rosamond, 101 (JB.
Morrison). IS to 1. third. Time. l:43ViV Artir
masla. Malakoff. Easy Trade, Lanrford Jam;
John Coulter. Mrs. Wlgrs, Ctacuaj and BUr
Nolan also ran.
IICEEY SPAMCEIt WOX DT A HEAD.
tat&rt eood. Won handily; fcond same. Wlnn-r: C. Eoelsford's
eh. c (O, br Crescendo Berna. Morendo was the best: brok fast.
went to the frcnt and waa never In trouble. Jean Gravler aad Will
Shelly had no excuse. Mara nhowe.1 a f!ab c speed and fell back.
nme .x -.tm. i:i7x iam.
140 Infill rXce. flllnr. curse 1(00. for l-ysar-olcs and usasvrtl. cse
J and one-elc;hthimIIe:
Start rood. Won pulled ut: second, easily. U1nner: X Leim &
Co.'n ca. n. (7). Macnetlser Lftr-ca. Lasro had things ber own way.
Noweta commecercl slowly, but nnlshed. stroraly and was easily second
best. Track not soft enough for Broodier, dates m!t suddenly.
Time :l3'i. :3i'l. am. :SI. 14. 1-J3, 1:33.
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most obstinate
cases of Gonor.
rhcea and Gleet;
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wilrfi tap the pleaure cf lit
will idCliaJeien,PlU- D
win teji a story of marvelous t-
lurenaunr. THallrfn- ST .t..r'T." !"' re-
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proprietors Hood's Sarsaparllla. Xowe
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NO CURE NO PAY
MEIL too. UWnrraeileln.. Ify.u
base srasll. weak ers;uis. lest power
er weakrnlag' drains. Uj. tam.os
TaaTj.stCsTelorMirwUl rettere yen.
24e dross. Stricter, sad TarJeore!.
psnaanently cored In 1 te 4 weetsi
IJ,e5 la u.O notcce filler. 1 eCeet
Immediate! ear. gainnteed. C.
j.iwma rwnie tor rree parUriaars,
iWlt SCAled la nllln enrelAne.
. Ill.Sjoxs Blctk. Dttiir, Cels.
BLOOD
POJSOfw
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KNOW WHAT TO DtX
Hour ha.T taimni
vpou on ue kfn. wont
In tbe tnoutft. ulcers.
mllinje halr.bcnr ritni,
caurrR.ajnd don't hnnw
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Iknd to PR. BROWS, SS Arch St.. Phihvtelpila.
PeBn.. forBUOWN-jS BIXX)I CURE. 13.00 per
tuttle: lasta on. ocnth. Bold In St.Xou!s only by
WolS-WIlson Drue Co.. Clh and Washlccton aye.
rTtetary, Sewndary er TKHtry Elesd Peiics
Parmanantls Ccrtd. Ton can be treated at hotnt
under saas guaranty. Capital (300.009. Wa solicit
the raost obstinate eases. We hare cured the worst
eases la IS to 33 days. If 70a hart taxes raerccry.
Iodide potash and still hi- aches and pales. Mneca
Patches la Month. Sore Throat. Pimples. Corner
Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part of the body. Hair
cr Eyebrows faUInc out. srrita for proofs of earas.
Cook Remedy Co
Sulci of tho Qnarterntretch.
Potter, who was rrade tbo medium cf aome
thing cf a killing at Delmar jrestorday, won his
first race list season In tbe event where an at
tempt was made to ring the eld mare Abba
X for the 2-year-old filly Untrue la a younj.-
sier race at Deiatar.
i5?0,whs T."? th track en that oca
won -win recall the excitement, as one ofthe
mott violent storms wnlch rer struck the
track arose aboat the sarno time. After Untrue
had been backed from U) to 1 down to 4 to 1
the Jodaes became aarplclons and ordered a
veterinary to examine the allered Catrne.
He Sound that the maro was a 4-year-oli
She waa ordered scratched, a new took ws
nude, and WoodUne waa Installed favorlta.
In a few minutes the going sraa changed "frora
a hard track to the deepest kind cf slop. This
lust suited Potter, who loree muddy colnr. as
eo most of Masettra ret. and be romped In
front all the war.
The Fair Grounds track has been worked into
treat shape, and the golcg will be as fast as It
erer waa when the scene ef rarlssT shirts back
to ine track at trie natural unsre read, .oai
Hayes sent Gold Heels cut for an airing yesto
cty. and the horse galloped a mile, ngliring lw
his bead, la l:43ii
He had a hasky-looktng nejrro stable hand on
hla back, who seemed to welch 130 rounds at
least. The torse Is apparently la sreat form.
and is dolnc eierythlnk that Is asked of him.
He Is said to cover ground Is his old-time form
whenever called upon.
Clint Burnett received sl telegram from John
ny McCarrerty, who Is now at Eoulsrllle. stat
ing that the latter Intended to sell Tils strlnj
to-day and retire from the racing business.
Illinois 11, Obcrlln 2.
nnrucLic special.
Urbsna. HI.. May It In a game In wh!2h
features were conspicuous by their absence the
University of Illinois team defeated OberUn to
day by a score of It to 3. Coqksy pitched tcr
Oberlln and put up a ball that was a little
stranro to the orango ar.4 bine, bpt they soos
cauzht en and batted It like nenda. Score:
it. n. e.
Illinois i 0 0 0 3 0 ..14 4
Oberlln .-... 100100003 SIS
Batteries: Illinois Warner, Pond and Brers.
Oberlln Conkey and Todd.
ClarksvIIIo t, PanlncaX 4.
REPUBLIC SI-ECIAX.
Paducab. Ky.. Msy li By lucky LItUcc tie
tsltora wim enahled to win lowtat. T
weather waa cold and a light rain was falling.
146
Blxth race, purse 1400. celling, one mile and twenty yards:
lit
lt
131
103
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HORSES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCIIEYS.
Hucena. 101. W. re.Tla.
Uranium. 1C3. Rice
Cxapo !0. Cocolo....
Wall, JU. Helms
Pyrrho. 103. Vanderbout...
Otis Skinner. 99. L.Wi
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Ill 'Dr. Kammcrer.i04.S.Martn
IK IFalse. 103. J. Dealy
Ill (LearoyJ. 110 J. Bcland
Ill iPatm Coat. 103. J Rnnnn.J
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Start rood for all but Inspector Sbea. Won handily: second same.
Winner: S. T. Smith's b. h. (4), br Isirtland Canto. Doctor Carrlclc
was best. Doctor Kammerer set the pace, but Doctor Carrlck was up
dose. False, ran a rood race. Xearoyd waa short. .
Time :SIH. :SJ. l:lH. 1:H. 1S-
IjU sixth race, purse S04. for 3-year-olls. six furloncs:
DEAD HEAT RUN
AT- UNION TRACK
Margie S. Defeats Nimble Nag in
the Run-Off Aftcr'an
Eyelash Finish.
Ind
Start rood. Won easily; econd rame. Winner: J. Einstein' b.
ra (S). Wadsworth Suslo Portxa. Ilucena. waa beet a&S won easily.
Uranium, shut off at arable, turn, made up much around later. Eaapo.
slow to begin, caoe strongly at due. Otis Skinner nearlr fell at
first turn.
Time yg. tlSt;. :3TU un :a, lru. l:t3U. l:ltu. i:H i;ti.
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HOIISES. WEIOHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
W -11
Bluish, lit J. Boland....
I Hermence. 117. MeKln'rl
lTMaiian. lor. i. ijowe...
Slnraway. 119, Adams
Baronesa. 17, R. Murphy.
Sauerkraut Its. J. Bartoo.
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Start rood. Won tardily;
-. m hv Atheltr, Panohlre.
had speed and did the front runnier.
ATeMitan was oet 01 oxners.
Tlme-:35U. :tl flt..
lecasd drlrtnc Winner: M. Daly's tr.
Bluish was much the best. Btnraway
Lord Ilenneac cad so excuses.
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES AT LOCAL AND FOREIGN TRACKS.
TO-DAT6 TJEX5XVR ENTIUE3.
First race, six furloncs, 3-year-olds and up.
HiunK:
M Jerry Hunt ....157 13 Carnellpn ....UJ
HI Sid Sllrer ...ao5 US Chrlrtelle ....
U MordeUi It 1C2 TOfky Focret.lM
.... Doctor Burns .Its .... Dottle Shut ..107
.... "Onnacrtts. ....& ( SSeran 1M
S3 sTommy Ftster-li-l (I CaterpClar .104
.... Eoraaria "
Second race, four and cne-halt furlongs. 3
year-clog, selling:
TO-DAT8 UNION TRACK ENTRIB3.
First race, one and one-elrhth mile, aelllnc:
13S T. O. Scarbor- 111 Aegln 100
oath tl 120 Erda. .... 101
lit rain Dillon ..ISS (Its) Argoasata. ...10i
144 Cherry 91 137 Bar le Duo ....in
111 Ora McKlnney. t5 144 Leech It
Second rare, cm mile;
141
US
OS1) Princess Oraa.ll. I 1IT Joo Kelley ...
.... Resalseanoe ...1301.... Moha ICrld.r .
T.ilrt
selling:
race, one mSe, i-ytar-clcs and up.
lit "Kan Dora
131 VeUsqusz
1X3 Iatnclus ..
141 'I-atnos ....
141 Keronla ....
13C Nabockllsb
.JOC
::i3
..nil
ITS Wellesley ..10
Hubbard ...-. n
67
139
HUkorv Cor.
sera 104
Cresslda SI
Fourth race, one and on.-slxteecth rails, Xu
ras MemortaL aelllnar:
(110 Charlie Thomp
son 110
13t 'ftouth Breeie 101
IT! 'Irby Benntt.Ul
it 'FataJls;
(US) Barter
130 Lixht Opera .
(135) Lucian ........
..100
..101
da
Fifth raoe. six furloncs. 3-year-olds aad up,
allowances:
... Elastic
1SS Orient
.117 I
. 31 1
1S4 Carerncnt .....101
S.xth race, cne mile, l-yesr-clds acd cp, sell-Ire:
Lew Cut ....
The Norwe
gian
141 Rudwdser ..
() Klucali
It) Klnr Crane
(ia LUiianetts .
::ia
134 Baculaprua 107
... Xarcpodrone ... S
11 Fally Xuna ... ii
139 George W. ....103
1V 1ird Hermence 91
135 Wabpeta ...... SS
TO-DAY'S weRTH ENTSIEa
First race, fire and one-half furloncsi
Herltare ., US
IUI 113
Peter
Testimony
itomomoo .
1M
..7S..1S0
K. Paula ..j.
Barwool ......
Mouaatlo
Moral Klnjr ...
us
...Hi
Eecond raoe. nye furlonrs. 3-year-olda:
Dixie Asdrewa
Kterllnr Price .
Keawortfay
Moored Xaw ...
,..100
...1C1
..1M
...1CS
One Way ...
Xuxarlon M..
Hadrian ....
..1CS
r
Third race, handicap, three-coartera cf a mile:
139
n
ill
Oecrgs W. .... II
Paul Whaler . Jl
lire Nations . SI
JG M0
117 Boomerack
IS) B'.uUh ......
iu HUanty ...
US
103
...103
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth nrtle. Trie
ou umii itgpuoiic xianaica:
117 Ftieer t: 117 Bar le Due ... r9
111 Animosity IK Erbe -191
ltl Kenova IN OK) M. F. Tarpey .Hi
CO) The Messenger.111 ISO Macbeth ......JOI
143 ICunJa (91) Palm Reader ..104
137 W. U. Gates ..IU lis Lbor 107
Kunti and W. n. Gsrea. TUc n?rv-
Flftn race, one mile and sa esty yards, aelllnc:
Third race handicap five furlonrs:
Ahola ..
Herltace .
ltedman m.,
Typhonlo
Peter J.
Baywood .,
NeverFret .
......100
JM
-1M
..1C3
10s
.. ..107
..Jit
Komombo ............1C3
Cardinal Wolsey ...US
Monastic Ill
Delaroo. tie
teoue ., ....J15
llleau Ormccde 13
Komombo and Walsey. Str..t entry.
itedman and Trpbcnlc. w. s, Price entry,
loaastlo and Deburoa. Illldreth entry.
Fourth race, hasolcap, cne an.1 one-elchth
mile:
IIS aUi. Wocd. 72 Zoaniuol PaaJM
cock U 119 lbtapo 9
13 'Vulcain -lta 1J 'Tickful id
U3 General Prtclio 113 'aitcbel 104
S3 Oasllshter 107
Seventh race,
up. selling:
six forlonfs. 3-year-olds and
13S Fickle Saint ..197
113 Tangent 113
US One More 19
OK) Duel Kt
137 Eehodale Ill
Ut Floral
Wreath .1M
a I) Fweet Cnsrltr..l'7
Its Radium 99
visitors
weatr
Score;
ClarkavUls ...0 3 1 0 0 0
Paducah 0 0 0 1 0 t 1
Batteries Myatt and PettlU;
Agan. Umpire Settler.
R.ILE.
0 0-9 11 !
0-4 14
Brady acd
Iorra Dtnte Leagne,
At Keokuk Keokuk 7. Fort Sedge t (ten
lcstnirs).
At Uurllnrton Boone 3. Burllnrton 1.
At Otturowa Ottumwa. 15, Waterloo t.
At Oskal jora Oka)oota t, Marsaalltown 3.
Sontli Tcxna Xrac;ne,
At fan Antonio Houston S. San Astcslo 2.
At Gnlreten Gnlreton C Tteaumost 4
"THE BARGAIN
HUNTERS"
S90.00
aires away next week. Watch for tha
BARGAIN ADS
IN THE
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OR. NSTHcHIEL K. Kliil,
(31 Pine St. Bt. Xouls. Mo.
VARICOCELE
I cure this disease without cperatloa or
llrature. and under ray treatment tlie con
cesud roadltloa (withla ten days) disap
pear. The pans are restored to their nat
ural oonlluos. vlror and atrecxth and cir
culation, re-established.
Mr satnatt tm can It:
"f.otmtelUrutlb ptkS amftl enni."
Stricture, Contairloas Olood Pol
ion, Lo of Vlicor, Piles, Kidney,
Bladder ami Proatatio Trouble,
Hnpture, Private and Special DIs
easrs. Uocra: Is. m.tolv.tn. Sosdar. t to X.
CONSCXTATlON FKXli . .
Una 1IKH sixth and Ptne. St. Xouls. Ma
If rou cannot caU. write.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
DELMAR SELECTIONS.
First Race Sid Silver. Dottle Shuts. Meran.
Second Race Princess Oma, Joe Iteller, Ite
ratssance. Third Race Telasqurx. Tatho. lUckory Cor
rtrs. Fourth Race Charier Thomrscn. Xlcht Op
era. Busier.
Fifth Itace Orient. Elastic Claremont.
btxth Race Exaeo. Tlcifut Nath Weodcnelc-
Radtum. One More, llcral
S-erenth Itace
Wreath.
14S
(lit) Bud linbrr .Au
(1S4) Duelist JII
1(1 Will Shelly ...V)7
Chlcaro Girl 97
111 Morendo ..... 99
.... Curans .lt4
.... Hon.U 97
120 E1 Ghor IU
Sixth race, tlx and ene-halt furloncs. aelusc:
(134) Gus Links. .
IS Martonctta
.1MI IN
. S3 I 133
'Orleans
Lucky Day
I3S C. n. Campbell.111 1 US Crcssmollaa ..!)
iM I l. JUO CT11CO 1J
Eufaula.
Srrlncbrook
..100
..19S '(141) Belle Mahone .IU
UNION TRACK SELECTIONS.
First Itace Bar Xe Due Cheny, Ora, McKla
cer. . Second Race Lord Hermesce. Budrrelser.
Genree W.
Third luce Paul Whaler. Boors-rack, Bluish.
Fourth Race Kenova. Erbe. Animosity.
Fifth Race Duelist, Hod Emery. El tlhor.
Sixth Jtace Bells Msboos, Orleans. Sprier.
brock.
TO-DATS XOUlSVfLLB ENTRIES.
First race, 2-ycar-olds. flve-elchtha of a mile,
parse:
Banter ............... S3 Alhuls. 9
Ttankln - SO Dan lfcKenna 194
Huziah S3 Enril.tr lad ioi
G4iials Sj Grecor K. lea
Ink 93 Port Royal 199
Rankin and Huxxah.f Arthur entry.
Ink and Albula, Laiaaaney entry.
Fifth race, selunc. one and ens-half raDei
Compass ......
Water Tower
Little Elkln ..
North Wind ..
sa srses ,.. 9W
The Way ...M,......I0$
Potheen lot
Sixth race, eelllnr. cne mile:
Docile Maraschino 1M
Mlsasthrose 99 Chastrtlls 1C4
PoL Miller 91 Censor 107
Soldier of Fortune .. 91 Marcos 109
Faleralan 94 John Drake U9
Great Eastern t Llnro -HO
Manila IU I. sanelsoa US
Blue Mint 103 Thsne US
Weather rjourtir- track fa.
tsujtni bt2.Etrtiori3.
as:
Peter Pas!, M'ccas-
One Way, Had-
Chlcaro, May IS. Ee-lectlens:
First Race Floral Klcr.
eeccsd Race Modem Xaw,
run.
Third Raeo Delaroa. Baa OmondeRoae.
xriun Lad. can ilea
Greror K.
IDurtb Race Escllsh Lad, Das
cKesna,
111th Race Potheen. Little Elkln. Ccnssasa.
Sixth Race Tease. Unco, Censor.
TO-DAY'S ELiI RIDGE ENTRIES.
First race. .lx furloncs. rmrse:
Clovertrti ..;..,
Bwint; Camera
Elliott ,
1 Jit Alice Short
HI Captain Arnold
.-..-.Its I Americano .......
rdr
Second race, fdr furlcrrs. selllnr.
..101
,.117
..132
Gleeman lot
llrTlsc Pan 191
Mary Prtnia US
Arpatla 1C4
Pharmacy ....
Like lie
The Warrior
in
,...I03
10S
Third race,
tnr:
fir. and one-halt furlcntrs. sell-
Lady Focso ....
Pretenrton
Touchstone
fet. George, Jr.
Barry Huches .
queen X
.... JO
..J1
97.
.1
....IX
.101
Josetts
El Itloto .
Recea.
lake Wart .
PercT Clark ,
Mart
....1S7
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na
113
. 112
.413
Po?rth race, the Missouri Handicap, one rails,
SL9G0 added:
roncas; y-
Goldea filaersl jw
f lutn uuro ....299
Man UJ
MUtvaryMan
Judge ....
Hiay BaU ,
Mobarib ..
....11S
......us
......123
Fifth race, fire forlcnre. purse:
Torpedo 100 1 John StnuUkl IU
Alderman Rett toil Airship US
Hendraron
iireen uovn ....
Mtsrex
McClellan
1lppoorwlll ..
James II. Jtced
Walsh
.....lew
.....102
2
,...19i
. in;
,...103
10
Florestln
Harsnola
Scotch-Irish .......
Palm Tree
Joe Adams ........
Intense ............
,105
.101
.its
,10S
,10!
Jli
Tootch-Irish and Palm Tree. Bradley entry.
Second race. 3-year-olda and up, three-quarters
cf a mile, miliar:
XUa Lelb SS New Mown Hay ...109
Armorer 91 Bob Frarkltn 101
Australlna. K Miriam W. 101
Twopenny ;... K Vlulx it ,.;oi
Aijple 100 J. Sidney Walker ..1"9
Jlarttaca VI Hen Mora 11!
Mtllta 1M Jake Greenberr 111
Third race, one mile.
tlemen'a Cup:
-year-olds and up, Gen-
Mr. Hoeara Dean le 134
Mr. Mlston's Tosawanda 141
Mr. rettera Olonetx .........1(7
Mr. H. Harthlll's Glendon ISO
Mr. lAicasa Lodestar ....l'l
Mr. Slack's Irvine Ill
Mr. Clever. Balm of Gllead 1S4
Mr. -J. Harthlll's Bellarto 1.4
Mr. "West's- Senator Uererldre lis
Fourth race, cne mile, for 3-year-olds aad up,
the Frankfehr Stakesj
TO-DAY'S MORRIS PARK. ENTRIES.
First race, maiden S-year-oUs and up. six
and cne-half furtocrs cf Withers mllei
SUvrrfoot
stone Arabia .
Memphla
Head Lad
Lady Prudence)
tiueen Belle ...
Detention ......
Gcttysbuix ....
Grantstlale .....
The captain ...
110
:u
, 101
1M
, 10S
10S
1CS
no
107
Ill
Careless
Phaser
Htep Awsy ....
Marie Hasten
Round Rrock ..
Out of Reach .
Niskayuca, ....
He'tv O ,
Candidate
,.131
..101
It was a trifle chilly in the great open
grand stand at Union. Park yesterday, but
close, to S.CC0 persons wero rewarded for
their attendance by witnessing two of the
prettiest races of tha season and tha ex
tremely exceptional feature of a. dead heat
between Nimble Nag- and Margie 6. In the
second event.
Twenty minutes alter tho tie the race
was run off. and Moxgla 9. beat Nimble
Nag by a short half length. The crowd
In tho grand stand, on the plaza and
stretched along the rail was in an uproar
when the horses went under the wire.
A presiding Judge Is averse to declaring
a dead heat, but Judgn Brady said there
was no alternative in the ractx yesterday.
"I knew it would be powerfully close be
tween, the horses." oald Judge Brady. "As
they neared the wirs each Jump brought
them closer together, and as they flashed
across my line of vision between the poles
I was Unable to distinguish the 'nod. and
It was a dead heat."
Dead heats are Infrequent. The last one
was run at the Fair Grounds about tno
yean ago between Ed X. and Icicle.
The run-off between Nimble Nag and
Marglo S. was Indeed a horso race. It
was for a mile and three-sixteenths, and
for tho entire routs tha horses ran like 'a
team.
They broks on even terms, s. Martin
on Margie S. cleverly forced Calvlt on the
Nar to set the pace, but rated his mount
so well that he did not allow Margie to
drop back farther than the Nag's flank.
In roumllnr tha stretch lejartln forced
Marglo up to even terms with Nlmbla Nag,
and when thev came into tho stralirht
Martin took Marglo Into the ran. squeezed
through, and then it was tha survival of
the fittest. Nimble Nag hung on gamely,
but Marrle was a wee bit better, ami won.
In tha orUlnal race. Nlmbla Nag was
a heavily-played favorite at Ha to 1. while
Margie S. was lightly played at from S to
1 to 15 to X
In the run off Nlmbla Nag was held at
1 to 2 and Margie a. at C to S and 7 to
E. Sentiment and handicapping sent many
to tho books on Margie. It Is said, how
ever, that the bookmakers quit about even
on the race.
ilorenda, ridden by Burton, very handily
won the fourth, race. Jean Gravler waa tha
only contender.
From the fall of tha flag. Doctor Kam
merer showed his heels to his field. In
tha fifth he was closely followed by Doc
tor Garrlck. At the stretch turn Oarrlck
wnt to tne tront and won easily.
ijoctur cpruui won me nrst race easi.y.
San Frlmo was "tipped" and might have
done better, but was cut oft at the head
of the stretch. Eoland saw that there
was no chance and rated his mount for
second place.
The winner of tha third race turned up in
Marco Polo, pvrhapa the best of a very
ordinary tleitl. Belle of the Ring looked
the dinner UI1 within fifty yards of the
ulre. While running on even terms Marco
Polo seemed to stumble enough to throw
him a bead In front without losing his
Favorite In Jierr Rochelle HaBeUe
neat Xnx Casta and Savable.
New York, May 13. There was a large
attendance at Morris Park to-day. Tha
weather and track eonditions'were excel
lent '
Tho feature e.f the card, the New Roch
elle Handicap, seven and a half furlongs,
resulted in a good contest. Dolly Spanker,
favorite, won by a short head from Iaix
Casta, who was flva lengths in front of
Savable. Summary:
First race, six and one-halt furlongs Ore.
Wells. 106 (Ulldebrasd). X to 15. won; Rapid
Water. KS (Sperling). 3 to 10. second; Hippo
crates, itr u'mmp.). s to z. tmra. -xime.
10&. OrUkany and Lord of the Valley also
ran. Ort Wells asd Rapid Water coupled.
-Second race, seven furlonss De Reexka. 1M
(Shaw), E to 1. won; Ella Snyder, 97 (Cbrmaek),
i to 1, second; Styre. 105 (Hlldebrasd). U to t.
imro. Time. l.. wucacrair, tvijocrmm.
Toung Henry. Go Between. Lord Melbourne.
Clear tha Arena. Hyland. Neither Ope. Tan
talus Cup and Lord Advocate, also ran.
Third race. New Itoehelle Handicap, aesen
asd one-halt furlonrs Dolly Spanker," Ms (Red
fern). 9 to c won- Lax Casta. 113 (MoCue). T to
1. second; Savable. 18 (Hlldebrasd). t to T".
third. Time. 1:23$. Datearnan: Ctaonaay,
Palette. Brigand and Ostrich also ran.
Fourth race, four and one-halt fnrtonaw .Belle
Stromm. 10S (Hieirlns). S3 to L won; Wat-ward
Lass. 10S (Wonderly). 9 to 2. second: Hurabom.
IOC (Cochran). 2 to 1. third. Time. -Jii. Anti
mony. Raiment, Loyda. Madarna Satan. Como,
Chieftain. Veto. Race Quean. Idle Hour. Salt
asd Pepper asd Bleeslsrs Last also ran.
Fifth race, Sve furlonrs Invader. 1M (Hie-
BLOOD POISON
CURED FOR LIFE.
PAY
WHEN
CURED
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WRITE rXS5i f? " iTta & -
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SfSir"?wn " SSSaic'i science. Consultation
and-Examination FREE. -
Hours: a. ra. to 1 p. ra.; Sandaya. to X
DBS. FMMCIS ft FMNCfS,
QO OLIVE ST.. 8T. XOUIS. MO.
awecnJ race. Cto furlocrs cf Eclipse course;
Mnozone .............101
Miss Bryant 9s
Monti Belle 99
Esterre 107
Llseroft 101
Little IMttercucp ...ICO
Mem Lark 104
Flat 99
Kafferaace ........ ...103
Suxanne Rocamera .104
A.tertik 94
Jerusha, 91
VIrro 91
Masna .......... .... 94
Third race, the Fashion,
furlonrs of Eclipse course
four and one-half
Nevada ....
Ettella J. .
Hella Trtx
Duldbella.
..119
,119
,...A19
.....U9
Incantation ...
BelU Hcnora.
Chrysltls
....H9
119
......U9
Chtboycan .
Handmore .
Annie Max .
. fllChrtrtlaa
. t-i'iiarainc .....
. 99 'Henry Bart
101
..101
Sixth race, one milt, selllnr:
Durbar ....
Freesias ....
Yolto
Sweet Tone
Tryon ........
Uberto
Lady Chatham,
Sella Kalcst ...
St. Tammany .
.... 93
.... H
.... !t
....1
ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS.
REPtJBXIC EPECIAX.
Kansas Clty'Mar ll.-SeleeUons:
First Race Captals ArsoM. Amexlcaso, Osr
erton. Second Eace-Frylcc Pas. The Warrior. Mary
Third .Race Fretenslen. JoseUe. El Pllota.
Fourth Race Moharlb. Jude. Golden Min
eral, rifth Race Air Ship. Jots BmuliU. Torpedo.
"" ."vc ennb tvire, St. ITmrnl-T. lur-
bar.
llrndrlx 6, Ooacntta
EEPURXIC SPECJAX.
Conwar. Arte M&V TS. -The e.Y.-t i.
to-day- between Ueadrlr and Ouacatta Colleca
Firth race, steeplechase.
up. mil course:
for 1-year-olds asd
Brirht Girl .....
Mystic Shrlner .
..ISOIItacatiara ....
...trt'llandrlce ....
...14
,.131
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth, mile. I-year-olds
and us selllcc:
Prince of Filsen 1
Miss Melton 131
Sam (Kerens 91
H, Xuehrmsnn. Jr.lM
Ktlmorie ...l'l
Kentucky cardinal SC9
Mint Bed
Trodden ......
Captxln Hush
Brady .
DISCUS ...
Radford
...1C
...1SS
,.119
...US
,.U7
Apprentice allowance claimed.
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECXtX.
Lrml.rllle sr.v IX Selections; '
itace urecn wwn,
Joe Aiaras, Is-
Sidney Walker, New Morn
Senator
stool I to x ta favor of Heninx.
First
tense.
leeend Race J.
Ear. Ben iiorm-
Third Race Olonetx, Lodo Star,
BererlJce-
rourth Itace Henry Bert, Christian A., An
nie Max.
Firth Raoe Hxsdvlee. Mystic Shrlner, Itaca-
Uare.
smh Rare Mtu Melton. Kentucky Cardinal.
Prince, ft Pllsea.
Fourth race, the Withers mile:
Delhi ....
Conjuror
Stalwart
..13
..111
..ITS
Mostresos ..
Phaser
Bnrs Mawr .
WE WIRE BUT ONE HORSE TO A RACE
EMUtltfttt 1899.
H' ,Vrcr
MltnpnstuL
Curd Gtlleck. to X sttsi
Xasao. 7 ta 19. won.
Lldeon. S to X third.
Our clients reoemd
the above "yesterday.
Terms for tt three
best beta, St daflr. or.a
or more to be awtnner
or no charge. Aay
days. IS.
NOTE After May IS
?our reralar haadlcan
sheets, with best bet
(marked. wUl be dellv-
i CTd tO saxr- aLrlrTPs! ttx
1st. Louis, before 12
o'clock without extra
charge.
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ST. LOUIS OFFICE: , CHICAGO OFFtrr-
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PoeJtlTery no co-nralssiona accepted.
IRWXN.
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so-Jo-i
eel ast
rood :
Fifth race. International steeplechase, about
two miles:
Plato 133
Nepoaset 114
Scotch Bush 144
Moon Daisy 140
Maiden 137
Ccmmerabert
ft. Jute
Oascar
Xlpton ........
atep Lleftlr
PUta and Switch Bush. CharsMet entry.
Step Llcstly asd Ccmembett, MacXeaus entry.
Moon Daisy and St. Jade, E. Cottoa entry,
ftxth nee. tht-tees-elxteentss of Withers
mile:
Africander 12C
Short Hose .......133
Euresia- Burch in
Lord Badre Ill
Andy William IU
Rosetlnt in
llonolalu ..........1M
HeUo - 144
Phaon ......... 91
Rouch Rider ... 97
Itlyrla to
Bessie McCarthy ... tl
Weather dear: ttack fast.
MORRIS PARK SELECTIONS.
New Tcrk. Mar IS. Selections:
First Race Gettysburg. Sllverfoot, Tht Caa
tatn. t-t-rond Race Xlncroft, VIrio. Flat
Third Itace Nevada. Bella Trix. Estella J.
iurto tcace naiwart, conjuror. Dura.
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Maiden.
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