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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. JULY 3. 1904.
THE REPUBLIC'S DAILY RAGING FORM CHARTS
ENGLISH LAD WINS MORE THAN $13,000 FOR HIS OWNER
BY EASY VICTORY IN ST. LOUIS DERBY AT FAIR GROUNDS
I'.MO.V JOCKEY CLC3 BESCLT5.
I'lIK CHOI MIS ItIlSII.T.
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Fred Cook's Thiee-Year-Old Gallops Homo Aliend of Mellaril and
Elwood, While lintnlnnd Ilrins Tji ilu Kear Nineteenth Ho
uew.il of the Great Hace Afl'ords K.viUiig Spectacle in Karly
Stases.
rillorins past the flnl'h In l"Iureiy
fashion, defeating a trio of opponents
without an particular difficulty, captvr-
r; mure than 513 000 for hl owner lj'
i.l;1 moro than two and one-half mln
t4.3 work. English Lad won the Deruv
ri the. Fair Grounds yesterday from llo-fc-inh
and TXwooa.
Easily as the run was won by tho Cook
c. ii mueh .is he shone.il himself to bo
the superior nt the end. the manner la
w neh the race was run made It spectac
ular and excltlns at nil r-tar.es to the
stretch Then Domlnlck -et the favorite
down and Enclish l.id drew nwav with
ccr- s'ruie. paslnc the stand an easy
winner
Hack a rhoit distance, the desperate
roanrer In which he was strujrfrlins to
keep up affordlns a strong contrast to
the raey victory of English I d. came
Mohatib. running camelv to the end un
der a crueling; ride b Fischer, who iTcova
tho Schorr colt desperately down the
straisht Jn the hcj-o of catchlns the
leader
Further back still camo Elwood, -who
had seemed entirely outrun In ths early
stages of the race, but who pased tho
ilrins Rainland at the stretch head. And
last of all came tho Goldblatt colt, tired
nrd worn after his task of settmc the pace
In the early stage and clearly hcaten on
his mcriti.
Four starters faced Starter Dade at tho
hanier and of thee English Lad was a
I rohibltlve. favorite at 2 to 5 a price still
further shortened by a heavy play on tho
part cf Chicajto visitors, which sent the
colt's odds down to 1 to 3 in a twinkling.
Under this pressure. Jloharib's price rose
steadily in the bcttln?. and the 2 to 1 laid
galr t him for an instant at the opening
10se quickly to 5 to I and closed at 7 to 2.
Ulwcou was third choice nt a long price,
and it was exactly lhe were held in
the bcltlnjr that tho colts crossed tha line,
with Rainland, outsider in the wagering,
bringing up the rear.
SLOW PACE SET.
Over a fast track tho race was run In
time that was Just two and three-quarters
seconds slower than the record for the
course. Had it not been for the manner
in which English Lad was held tinder re
straint throughout.and in which he was
eased up at the end, the tlmo would cer
tainly have lieen equaled, and it is likely
that it would have been surpassed.
Scenes at the old track wero much the
same aj on former Derby days, save that
the outpouriaR of spectators was possibly
larger than usual. The flee field proved a
strong attraction for a vast throng, and
the Intield and sides of the course were
packed with holiday-seekers Tho grand
stand and clubhouse were tilled to suffoca
tion, and fully 30,(W) persons were within
the grounds by the time the bugle blew for
the bUr 3-year-old race of the year.
Of the four starters that went to the
post. Moharlb was probably the colt that
carried tho hopes of at least half the
spectator?. His price proved a strong at
traction to many of those who came to
wager but a few dollars en the big race,
and the Schorr entry was loudly applaud
ed, as he paraded past the stand on the
vay to the post.
Rainland led the parade, in the white
colcn of Mesa Goldblatt. Elwood. in the
Creen Jacket and wnlte shoulder straps
of Mrs. C E. Durnell. was second in line,
wvile Jloharlb. ridden by Fischer, in the
orange Jacket, with black sleeves and
white cap of John Schorr was third in
line. Last of all came English Lad. Dom
lnlck ridlns him In the colors of Fred
Cook, -blue!; Jacket, with green cap and
cross on his back.
it was shortly after t when the quar
tet passed the grand stand to the ac
companiment of encouraging roars of the
various supoprtcrs of each colt. And It
was but a few minutes later that thv
were alllgned at the barrier, getting off
to a perfect start almost without delay.
RAIN AKD TAKES LEAD.
Quick as they broke, perfectly in line
a they shot away from tho start. Rain
land was Just a trifle tho quickest In his
stride, and fifty yards from the barrier
he was well in the lead. Moharib trail
ing1 a half length away and Elwood plod
ding: alon5 easily in last position as they
rounded the "first turn on their journey of
one mils and one-half.
Round tho first turn and Into the stretch
for the first time Rainland ran steadily
and easily, with a slight margin of the
lead. Moharib. his mouth wide open and
sawing his head from side to side as he
endeavored to go to the front, easily hold
ing second position.
Next to the rail and a couple of lengths
behind tho leaders, held back, by Domlnlck
until his mouth was wider open than that
of Moharib, was English Lad, running ab
solutely without effort and apparently
merely cantering alone at a paoe that
seemed to be telling on Elwood, who strug
gled along in the rear.
Past the upper turn the came order pre
vailed, and the leaders drew Just a trifle
further ahead ofEngllsh Lad, while El
wood seemed to bo dropping further back
in a manner which caused Prior to com
mence to hustle the Durnell colt, though
but little mora than half a mllo had been
run.
Rainland still led as the far turn wa3
passed, and Moharib rated along Just as
steadily in the spme position, almost
abreast of the Goldblatt 3-year-old. In
the same post he had maintained from
the start ran English Lad, with Domlnlck
absolutely motionless In the saddle, and
the colt striding along with the same ap
parent absence of effort.
MOHARIB MOVES UP.
Nearing the stable turn and the barrier
for the second time Fischer shook Moharib
up for an instant and the colt instantly
drew abreast of Rainland. For nearly a
furlong the two raced stride for stride.
Then the brown nose of Moharib showed
to the front and it was tho Schorr colt
which led around the stable turn and
which set tho pace In the final sprint lead
ing to the wire.
Almost at tho same moment Domlnlck
shook up English Lad and the colt Jumped
forward like a dash. In one stride he had
caught the retiring Rainland and in two
moro Jumps he had passed him. Stride for
stride he Rained on Moharib, and the two
swung into the' stretch neck and neck,
English Lad forging to the front almost as
tho turn was passed. At the same time
Elwood, making ono last effort, under the
punishment administered by Prior, shot
up a few lengths, passed Rainland and
tried vainly to get within striking distance
of the leaders.
It was no avail, however. Running abso
lutely without effort, English Lad came
down the final furlong under steady re
straint and passed the wire in a manner
which left no doubt as to the decisive na
ture of his victory, while Moharib. fijtht
Ing desperately to make up his lost
ground, passed the stand an instant later,
driven out to the last ounce, but strug-
gllng hard to tho end. Elwood led the ex
hausted Rainland over the finish line.
The usual floral horseshoe was presented
to Domlnlck as he came back to weigh In
and the emblem was hung over English
Lad's neck as he stood philosophically in
the circle which marks the unsaddling
place for the winner. There was tho same
applause for the winner, the same en
thusiastic plaudits for tho victorious colt
which has marked the great race on the ,
old track for nineteen years. Then the
We advertise only horses
EltBhlbkti ISM ;
' WtAerer
MUrcfreaanL
Monday we have TWO ROYAL, OOQD THINGS that will be cut
loose at rood odds. We sincerely hope our many St. Louis patrons
-will avail themselves of this grand opportunity to get tha money.
? VflTtS Vnn slll Viqvm in n!l at th. rtftl r in wt inr nninters
conleetontc were lid ai.iy and the big
ev"iu had passed Into turf history.
The race was worth $I3.1,"iO to the winner
The teemd colt received J1.50O. the third
JT.Vi and R-ilnl.iiiil siid his stake by get
ting fourth pl.uo. So cm ry starter prolifd
by the race s.ne Rainland, and hti saved
the enttance and surtlug fee for hl
ov ner.
it us n grett rare for the winning colt,
e.iFlly a." In- defeated hi- Held. And the
manner In which lie won stamped him as
a vot'iigtf r of the highest class. Secretary
H.u hinei-tcr. Judge Mnginn and Joe. liar
iln. all of whom watched the lace in oJli
ii.il c.ipieitlcs. Mated that they hud not
?i en a colt run the distance an he Old and
null ud In such perfei-t trim and showing
so few Piers of halnir boon In .i bap
struggle
OTHER RACES ON "ARD.
Though the other laces of the day af-
forcVd comets which would have excited
much attention on ar other afternoon,
the wero thrown completely into the
rhade by the big rate
Kurtzmau won the second race- on the
card afier little Hroomh mdlp had seemed
a likely candidate for first place lit tho
paddocK sale. Kurtzmau uas favorite and
U anotlur member of Fred Cook's stable.
Dale rode Hroomhandlu and put up a
great ride, considering the fact that ho
had nearly fainted In the paddock before
tho race, due to weakness brought on by
attempting to loner his weight. Ho put
up a line ride In his exhausted condition,
forced Uroomhandle up to the leader and
then was compelled to let up a trlflo on
account of lack of strength.
Avoid, tipped by Tho Republic to win.
captured the tlrsl event nt odds ranging
from S to 1" to 1. Orient, also selected by
this paper, won the third event at odd of
5 to 1. and tlu- Derby resulted in the order
selected bv tho paper.
Flying Torptdo beat Rernays in the
fifth event, after the ltesliass horse had
stumbled at the start, almost going to his
kntes- Though ho made up his ground
before the stretch turn, the effort seemed
to wear htm out and he could never quile.
rach Torpedo, who hung on well and ran
n gamei race.
Pretension won the sixth race from. Alice
Turner and Athena. The latter way badly
handled, but for which she would almost
certainly havo been second and might pos
sibly have gien the winner an argument.
Hymettu easily came homo ahead of Elle
in the last race.
MONDAY'S PAIR GIIOUNDS ENTItlES
rim race. (He furlonffs. 2-r-ol3s. selling:
S87 'Altlica lu 31 WebernelilJ . .I'll
ZX lJmerlilc Cirl.103 V.: Hadrian H1
01 'Hersaln . . .. 5 35 Mlllandene . ..l'JJ
211 'The Doctrees.. S5 SM 'Garrett IVil-
176 "Illy Temple. eon Kl
on S3 tS5 Kraneo HI
I? Zullcka d'Or . 0 401 "La Princes . M
S77 sljnM. SO .. . Darthula a
Pecond race. lc furlongs. 3.)i&r-old9 and ijj,
felllnir:
(Sft) Jerry Hunt ...AH
i: 'lioundiinr . ..1(V
411 'Allco Turner .103
n till .ler ....U'-
105 -Dallas lej
3SS lottr . ..10;
373 -Radium H
ISO 'Jim A. LonK..lCi
V La-so 10S
!34 'AWa 103
14 Fltibrillar M3
s Kvenlng Star . ina
107 Bensonhurst
i7 "Lady Ray
. ii
Third race, one mile and ieenty krJs, s-3ear-olJ
and up. telling:
4X) -Wlasendlne ... n
413 'Ljidy rente ... 7
401 Uuccleuth .... 116
4W Lady llauh-
lss 100
.. Jlllly Moore 101
35 'PreakneM ... S-"
S41 'Aecot M
4(K)
ITS
407
ICS
'iii
371
TSuttln Resent M
IuaVer Girl kS
leml. 97
l'cttljohn 1J2
1'ompev Ili3
Tony Lepplng. fs
Easier 1 al
ters 7
fourth race, one and tfcre-tUteenths mile.
Indtpendenco Handicap.. S2.C03 added:
(J1R) Taby Toia ..14 ESI Montebank .... 95
4M rorehand SI 41t South Ureei .. H
411 IVarte Nlcht ..10J 411 Bernavs Ill
411 LlKht Opera ... CI ISC Jack Ycunr 101
873 Sambo 1W
Fifth race, etx rurlontrs. 3- ear-olds and ud.
allowances:
(!S0) Elastic 1Z ISO Ire Water Ill
S3 Hebo 13 JU W. r. Palmer .IM
233 Floral CW Oear the Are
Wreath 115 sa 1C1
ti Red Thltllf . .103
Sixth race, one mile. S-year-otds and up,
lonancea:
IS3 Flret Maeon ...ID SS Tfce Rent ...104
rs Hvrcn Itcee . 101 til KarmakU V!
.... 1'enlaa fl red Leppert - 94
tM Terra Flrma ..US ;
Seventh race, one and one-eighth mile, z-year-clde
and up. eelllnir:
.... "Boaster .......101 411 'Ada N. 100
41! 'Leenia M 40S CTUthneea 15
411 Salivate 7 .. . Charles D til
4M Z'lla Knight . i 1S3 'Murmur fl
.... Eocrr .., 87 ti3 'MUdred 1. ... 15
Apprentice allowance claimed.
FAIR OROUXPS RRLECTION3
First Race Franco. Hersaln, Llmerlclc GlrL
SVcond Race Radium. Alho. Iasso.
Third Race Wisaendlne, Eaner Walter. Fet
tliohn. Fourth Race nemas. Taby Toea Forehand.
rifih Raw Rebo. Ice Water. Elastic.
hlxth Race First Mason. The Regent, Har
makls. Beventh Race Ada 7.. Ieenja. Caltlvneeei
MOKDAT'S UOTON KNTRIEa
Flret race, aeven-elghthw of a mile, selling:
SS Sextette IM M Two S. 1C4
JK! Uttle ll ....1 Hi Prince Real ...US
411 'Second Bight .103 857 Oar.usla 7
KO Tribune 97 404 Trewman ,...lu3
400 Jim Gore II ..i:i 401 Hallucination .111
403 'Henry Luehr- 401 "Dottle Shute -105
mann, Jr VC S16 'Vlrsie d'Or ...in
39S Cap and Oown .102 I
Second race. five-clghth6 of a mlie. aelllng:
37S Arthur BUM- 347 The RoueUU
well 105 bout II1)
S X.tquozone .... W 394 'Dutch Frlgate.100
3T.8 Ella Wageon- 3S3 'Half Tag ... . S3
er F7 SSI Fair Enchant-
SS1 'Jetty 95 nxr IM
3S4 'Russ 103 S70 Dan Home ....103
287 Thora I.JC . 1051
Third race, six and cne-half furlongs, handl
cap: .... Little Maria- 225 M. F. Tarpey ..IM
ret P 40S Orleans 104
40J Yo San 113 298 Paul. Whalev ..10S
393 Kinr Crane ... 83 40? Tom'Gtlmore .. 94
SJ3 Tempt tl S71 Tommy roeter. 1
408 Plp- 103
Orleans and Paul Whaloy. Rloe entry.
Fourth rac. one and one-eighth mile, the In-dt-pendence
Day Flakes:
339 Had Penny ....116 403 Sailor's De-
!91 Ululsh ! light M
409 Animosity ... . W 401 W. 11. Gates ...10a
21J Morris Volmer . S7 402 Ora McKlnney.. SB
409 Lord Her- 353 Rain or bhine. 99
mence 101 402 Honda 94
409 I"alrliury ... . 103 409 Morendo 105
244 The Mesienger.12,1
rifth race, one mile, purse:
387 The Don 112 413 Cay M
411 Tom Olney .... M ZS1 A Convict 114
lJ JIaxette 112 .... Kusaonia 103
391 Limpadroue ...101 4i2 Cro"tnol!na ...lit
S9 Hon Mot HI 297 Planet 101
27 Naverte 1C9 J73 The Irish Boy .111
3i9 Monadnock .... M 403 Little G'.ant ...109
Hlxth race, six and one.half furlongs:
254 Tearl Finder ..1SI 3n llamlsella 704
IS1 Uecrge W. 32H Dorna llella ...10
Dasch 112 404 Idv Lucille ..117
377 Our Com .. . .102 1S7 Hardrastla . .Ill
2f5 Napoleon Bcna- 401 Harnaeln l(7
pnrto Ill 210 Doctor Pega-
4)1 Bflle of the ens VI
Ring 109 270 Hasaanlo 104
4C3 Armand Ill 3S7 Miraculous 109
Hrtnth raci, khort course, steeplechase, han
dlcnn: 4t2 Gum Honey .141 403 Mr. Rose 163
412 Harrow 143 39 John Grljrsby .123
412 Gould IM 412 Vamer 150
149 Duck O'Dowd .123
Gum Honey and Harrow. M. Daly entry.
Apprentice allowence claimed.
Weather clear: truck good
UNION TRACK SELECTIONS.
Flr"t Race Vlrgle d'Or, cap and Gown,
Tressilian.
Second Roco Arthur Etillnell, Ella Waggo
ner. Thora Lee.
Third Race Yn San, Rice entry, Temnt.
Fourth Race Bad renny, Ora McKlnney,
Lord Hermence.
Fifth Race Bon Mott, Cav. Limpadrome.
Sixth Race Armand, Kille of the Ring,
Damisella.
Soienth Race Dalj-'i Beat. Gould. Varner.
ijlveu atratcht to vein.
REYNOLDS & CO.
St. Louis Address, Suite 316 Fuiltrton Building,
SEVENTH ASD PINE STS.
Cblcaco Address, 110 Dearborn St. tth Floor.
TERMS: Sl.00 DAILY, S5.00 WEEKLY,
or t t.OO fr ths best three beta one r mers to be a wlaaer
or no charf .
WE WIRE BUT OXB HCRSB TO A RACE.
The following: lrerNonr three irood winners yes
terday I
ENGLISH LAD (Special). . 1-2, Won
KURTZMAN (Special) .... 1-2, Won
HYMETTUS 8-5, Won
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ENGLISH LAD.
Requital English Lady, owned by Fred Cook.
SOCIETY MANIFESTS BUT SMALL
ENTHUSIASM OVER THE DERBY
"The jrrand stand is full, but only a few
of the boxes are occupied. It U a dead
crowd. It la a mistake to pull oft two big
racinpr eventi within a week of each
other." said a man who looked as If he
knew what he was talking about. "The
crowd spent its enthusiasm last Saturday "
"The day is cool, too cool," said P. M.
Civlll, owner of Pretension, the horse that
ran first In tho sixth race. "The horse
can't run wall to-day. and tho peoplo nro
like the weather, they are so cold. There
isn't a spark of racing lire In the whole
crowd."
It was true there was very little excite
ment, not the usual car-spllttlnp; applause,
when tho winner's nose shot under the
wire. The only thine that reminded ono
that it was Derby Day in St. Iuis was
the shouting of the programme sellers and
the men who called for bets on "tho
Derby." Their shouting W.-.3 the notice
able feature of the day, because there was
no sound to counteract It. The tlrst race
in as on and over without tho slightest
rlppla of applause. The ladies drew their
wraps a little closer around them those
who had their wraps with them and com
menced talking about the latest social
function of the Bond of Lady Managers
at tho Worla'9 Fair. They were not inter
ested In the turf.
Society was not out in vrry full force,
the clubhouse lawn and balconies nnd the
lawn were not crowded as they usually
are on big racing events.
"Tho best part of 'Derby Day ore tho
beautiful gowns, and to-day you can al
most count them on your fingers," said a
gtntleman in an aggrieved tone. "This Is
disappointing, and does not give strangers
a very good opinion of our appreciation of
the turf. St. Louli woman havo gone in
for serviceable dreeses this season, every
thing is walking suits "
It seems to b qultn the fad for society
to enter the infield in drags, and remain
thro throughout the entire programme.
PROMINENT PERSONS PRESENT.
Prominent among those seen in tho club
house and the grand stand wero:
Mrs. George C. R. Wagoner, George N.
Kingsbury, Commissioner from llhodo
Island: Mrs. D. Washerman, Miss Millie
WoBsermmi. Mrs. Rltter. Mrs Louis A.
Cella, Mrs. W. J. Brockvogcl, Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Hawes, Mrs. Ricker. Mr. and Mra
O. C. Nicholi of Alabama. Miss Mamio
Saiid&y of Alabama. Doctor and Mrs A
. Bcott of Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bendlx, Mr.
and Mrs. Joreph Traumlllcr. Mrs. Moso
Stern. Mrs. Gladdis of Chicago. Mlja Hazel
Jaokson, Miss Sadie Eaton. Miss Adrenna
Lucaa, Mrs. J. A. Goettlcr. Miss Bertha
Bledensteln, Mr. Bledenstein Mrs. Otto
Orvis, Mrs l'ra'.k OrvlF. Mrs. Harry
Myer, Miss Orvfs of Kansas I'lty, Mr. and
Mr T M fK!Tl Tr Cnnrrrn 'T.rnl
J lough, Mrs. A. Bernero. Miss Ida Longi-
doui or iot Bpringc. -Mrs. u. r. iiaranco,
Mrs. E. Delay. Mrs. W. Hageman. Mrs.
R. H. Haidenhiem, Mrs. Florence Bau
man. Miss Lange. Mrs. J. G. Wilson, Miss
Helen Wilson, Mr. W. H. Haggerty of
Dallas. Tex., L. Lamar. Mrs. C Bishop.
Miss M. Councell. Miss Carr. Miss Edith
Jourdan. Miss Jamie Jnurdan, Miss Ida
Joneei. Mr. and Mrs. . W. Candy. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Rains, Mr. Brockman,
Mrs. E W. Delenhar, Mrs. Jay We-iver,
MlS Add'.er. Mr. H. S. Souharoe, Mrs. M.
Goldblatt and daughter, Rav; Mrs. W. II.
Flzer. Mrs. E. Dayton. Miss Estelle Mey
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fontana. Mrs.
John Pflager. Miss Cogswell, Mr. Cogs
well. Miss Crowley, Miss Clara Crowley,
Miss Emily rrowley. Mrs. T. P. Hayes.
THIS IS THE BOY WHO RODE ENGLISH LAD
Ls) Atr lri3stiBHmL. v J siS BP ite.B v j 4f H
.incKET eddit:
I As be appeared when the floral wreath
Mrs. neld Chlnn of Iexinston. Ky.,
Stacey Itankin. Commissioner of Ohio,
Mrs. C A. llersman. Miss Am) liercman.
Ml" J. K. Huehes of Texas. Mrs. F A.
Muno. Misi Katherine Kennon. Mljs
Martha Kennon. Miss Kathenne Mc
Qrair. Mrs. J. W Schorr of Memphl".
Miss Gertmdo Schorr of Memphis. Mr
and Mrs E-l ltusrh. Mr and Mrs. 11 An
hejser. Mr and Mrc Joe Price, Mi. and
Mrs. Welndell. Miss Dimple Yore. Miss
Ulllan Anheu?er. Miss Doiothv Anhouser,
Miss Edan Anheuser. MIsj Xelllo Anheus
cr, 'Wi'l Schmitz. Louis Dapplch of Chi
caco. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gains of New
lork. Mr. and Mrs. Layman T. llaycs,
Mr and Mrs Hchotleld. Peter Busch. Mrr.
A. Seharff, Mrs. W. A. Zelncker of Xew
York. Mrs. Holzman of New York. Miss
Stern. Miss M. Scvharff, Miss I Kchaiff.
Mrs. H. J. Elson, Mrs, Alexandir
Meier. Miss Ddith Dustin. Miss Koe
nir;. Alexander Mticr, AV. S. Thompson,
II. L. Dyer. Mr. Iuvis. Paul Finney.
Doctor J. J. Lush of Havana. Cuba;
Mr. and Mrs. Charlci lypert. Miss
LKIIan Lepert. Mrs Edward L. Price,
Mrs. Edward I Klmbrough, Mrs. Cliairm
Un of Cincinnaii. Doctor and Mrs E. J.
Neville. Mrs Elmer Neville of Omaha,
Mrs. George Neville of Omaha. Mrs. M.
A. tVelsh. Miss Laura Welsh. Mias Grace
Malone. Mrs. Edward 11. Culver. Mn. T.
L. Howe. Colonel and Mrs. Charles Wear,
Mrs. Eugenia Ahalie. Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ton Jourdan Mis Ilyrd Jourdan. MrsL
George S Johns. -Mrs. Thomas Henry Mc
Dermon. Mrs. M. S. Robinson. Mrs. E. H.
Hawton. Mrs. C. W. Goets. Mr. nnd frs.
J. .1. Coakle . Mr. nnd Mrs-. J. H. Repas-s
Mrs. Krank P. Honlskv. Mm W. I.
Rlker. Mri Russell Harding;, Mrs. James
Uyrnes. Mrs. II W. Heck of Chicapo. Mrs.
.1. 1!. Elynn. Mrs Arthur Mermod. Mr.
Walther Smith of California. Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. H. Boardman of Chtcafio, J. W.
Prescott. Mr. and Mrs. J. Winn. Frank
deHaas Robison. Miss Maml Bechofor
and Miss Helen Bechofor of Baltimore.
Miss Marx of Kansu-. Miss Elcr.or Glaz-
ncr and Mr?. Bradford.
BEAU OK310XDE AXE.S IIAJfDICAr
Tal.es rratore Event at Havetliorne
nt raise Odds of 1.1 to 1.
Chicago, July I. Beau Ormonde, at tha
falie price of 13 to 1, won tho mile handi
cap, the feature event at Hawthorne to
day, from Port Itoj-al . Annnlas was third,
a half length back. The track was fast,
tho weath fine and the largest crowd
that has attended Hawthorno this year
passed through the nates, summary:
Klrit race, four and cne-half furlonrs Moor
ish Damsel. 110 (lloffler). 7 to 1. won: Marie
Frances, 110 (Ollphant). 11 to 1. second; Aunt
K&therlne. 101 IV Kcllej), 5 to 1, third. Time.
.S5. Barbara Whiting;. Clara Berry. Oreen
Gown. Lou Merrell. Sueillsh Iaj-, Gertie Allen
and Ianccs Dillon also ran.
gecond race, six furlongs Princess Tulane,
109 (Knapp). 9 to 2. won: Don't Ask Me. V
(I-aurencc). 15 to 1. fcoml. Maud Mullcr. It;
(IcBrld). il t 3. third. Time. 1:1 J-S. 7.1bla,
Mary McCanerty Orfeo, Scotsman. Clebratlon.
"VT3. Keautiful and lle'n. Joe KTev and Lulu
Marr also ran
Third rnce. mileBeau Ormonde. 117 (Felchti.
IS ti 1. v-on. Port Rojal. 115 (MclntiTe). 7 to 1.
serend: Ananias. 103 (H'edl. 7 to 1. third Time,
l:tl l-r. Joe Lesser, Incubitor, Peter .1. Som
ers, Fcncastn, New Mown Hay and Jake also
ran.
Fourth race, five and one-half furlongs Miss
Bnez. 10 lllofner). to 1, won: taLonde, 109
(Henn). to 5. second. The Uolle lot (Oll
phant). 7 to 1. third. Tlm. 1-C8 Plnlterton.
Clear Lighter, Teszy lltne and Annie Alone
also ran
Fifth race, mile and a quarter Harrl'on. 103
(I-anrcnce). 18 to 1". iion Ulack Wolf. 82
(Pler.itt), 7 to 1. second: Major Manslr. 1&4
iHenry),5 to 1. Uilrd Time. ;:07 4-5 Tjncred.
El.ony. rallemlan and Ous Straus nlso ran.
Plxth ra. ore mlleOIfton Fora. ina rsonc
er), even. won. IvmFdale. 115 (Ol'poant). 2 to 1,
jwond Kins Ellsworth, 105 (Henryl. 6 to 1.
third Time. 1-41 2-5 Bsciamatlon. Jaran. Luis
ford Jain and I.uc B S. also ran.
dominick.
w. - n placed about his neck after winning
.f
Tair Grounds Julj ;-Weathr ch'ar. track
407 1'1'st rjce. six furluns". 3-jfar-oIds nd
w JO):
nonsKs union rs
and jocki:v..
SI '
'4
at
S?7
C3I
rc:
,w
J
3M
ITS
AM. IM, Viiiiderhou: .. 4
Klnc Itos 111. 1) Austin 1
Ii.l.M.- Ma. si . iai ;
IMI's lietu. SI. Nl.nl . ! ii ,
Hcn-onhur.t. 1"0 HFdi'r 1
Hrrnla. im. ?Id!utlin i 3
illuiiipntlial. M. II AtlI'soi' 11
I.nl Kelly mi. i,rr . j.
Mls Mdnilt 1". I,in.le .
I'criv flarl. ilti. nai .. . ! . .
Kl w.i 1if..f lul. IVrlnKr' 7
Wncer. l'iT., Nee' . ' 13'
Mlier Thistle I'll Ilnjni.r.i 14 .
' hums l;o, p7. .1 Hr. 1." .
Ml Gom7 '. Mnul 1.
I', I
1U l
ID1
1J1
li-
14'
JJ
Slari koo.1 Won. nith flrn lhre ilrlxlnc. Winner. 1) A ll'ni
li in ill Fillonus-T'Mii h Not. Aioltl. nlclv- rsled. was nrcnse.1 at
ni Klnir Ita hal m mtst.hna uinl lan his race. I nl.M. V.t dd hei
1-et 11 nhonlmrst roiie.i track loo hard sot was iwuMi rj.lun l-!iift
iHrttlne .Uold I to l. nn. tn l: M5. 5 to 2 IScn-onhtirst. 2 t' 5
Tim- I J. 21 .K". ss' l.tll',. 1 15'.
408 St' ot1,1 ratt- f' r - eir-oU's. fur and on'-hslf furlon. fu-r-1
nop.sn. wi:wii'Ts
AN1 jnrKcs. I
KurtzniAn 111. Dcm!tlk
Itroomhatuilt m ai
'Monaco MoM I'm U r s'her
1"
2
Ink!
2' I
33'.l
34
Stan ffmsJ Wop cl.rl. crond drlnir hi- tcs:. Winner. I
COMk's ch c. 2i The 'ommoner Msr.cn G Kuit2man was lit l i
had to 1 hustlfd p.irli In slrtfh t( wit.lsrd llrr-imhsrdle. Th- lottt r
ran a jror.1. eame rsc an I wa. nlwa s In .i contendlnc islth n
Alonaix) Malil ivas otit.'lis.-.!
Tlmo :r.u :16"- 3J' 12". 55'J 1 w.
inQ Third race., for 3 xear-olds snJ upwjrtl. k11!l. sU fuiloirs.
VJ PLrm J450
iioncs wmoiiTS
AND JOCKEY.".
Ind.
IS
W 'Orienf. 89. II Austin t SK! 71
(3.:) Joa Gobs DO. Her. . r.' 3hu' 2' I
2".. lOll TJIMi, U'4 1. WlfH-rn C 1 1 f.t,.l!
llllFsfuI. 10 J. II-nneis'..l ill '
One More. lO1!. Trollsr 1 7l Th'l h'..
(3) fGondr Two Shoes.100 Stovsl ll1 141. 10'
r-5 ITaliv If IK W Wjtson I 2 Ink1 I
37i SM 8llcr. 10?. llow-ell ... I 1 2s
131) Doctor Schtrr.-. 105. J'.tce 10. 6hd r,
394 Lindsaown. 101. Itooch . ' l"l 12i. 11'
SW JMorii'Ilo. 3. Prkln I SI link 13
1?S1 ftlnr.nv riia.mv lilS Hhaifnr. .' 1'U ! 11
i."ji iiiowiinc iervisn. I'M wnif M ' tnat r
(21J) ItjiJss. VI. McMitlln. I ll1 IV Ml' J 11
172 IKImr I"oi 37. Nlcol IS IS I 1 ' 1 .
r.r: ::-".,' . 'f . :"::"' .'. -:. i .v..
Mart acod. Woo in a hard drive of three Winner: T r. Hays's
ch t ll). Ornament Bessie V. C OrUnl. unclT n f.roi I ride. ut
nlt'iied Goas -t wire Ull'e lad no escuees- show hettlnK-orhnt. .m-ii.
Job Goes 2 to 1. O'l- LHIIa 3 to 1: Wlrsful. 4 to 5
Time Bi. 241v 7CJ. :45 l:ei l.It
Atfl Fourth rnce. the St. Ixuls Derby, oco mile and one-lulf. a!ae
,u J17.CW
HOUSES WEIGHTS
AND lOCKETS.
Ind
.. .. irr.sll'h IJJ 127. Domlnlck
371 Mc.banb. 127 W FiKher
.. . Clwvsl. 127 1'rlo- . .
113 Itnlnland. 113. CYawforJ
Slnrt srod Win easllv r.lacrt same. Winner: V rook's ch. t. i3).
Iteaaltal-Enirll'li 1-idi Ensll.h Iad was muih the he and cotUd
havo won farther off. Moharib was lurt ui 'a.llv ls-et of other" Othtr
twu werii neer dan'TOUS. hov lettln: Blwci. 2 to 5. l.alnlacd.
3 tn 5, others out
Time II. :36i. .lit.. 1 Oil. 1:17V LSO-T. 1 44 1 57 2:Cf5i. 2-23. 2.KV
All fifth race, for 4-vmr-clds ard upward, cne mil" and one-"ii-
teenth. 7urse 1400-
HORSES WEIGHTS
AND JOCKKrS.
I
I
i
3'
4"
Flj Inir Torn-do 104. s.n'eonl 4
Iltmavs. 155. J. Hooker .. r.!
I.'cht Orera. 1C2 D Austin) 2
Warte Nlcht. K5. Nicol . 3,
4
I'ti!
!
2hd.
5 I
151 Isouth Hrteie. 102. I'erk'.ns ' 11 6
Start fair. Wen in flerc-i drhe of two. Winner: S Lazarus s ch
r. I. Banc- er Ovpsi Torpe.!o ontcanie.1 T(emas at end. Tho latter
stumbled as barrier went uu and lo.t conidrable snsind. The rtyrt
to make up rame told on him at end trceru ran a fair race Others
outclassed- Show- bettlnc Torpedo 1 to 2. Ilemajs. oaf IJcht Otra.
7 to ID: warts. Nlcht 1 to 2
Time-.OiV .2. .224. W. :57- 1:1' 122'V. 1:42. 1 4SV1
A17 Sixth race, fo- 3- ear-olds and upward, selling ona mile nnd
'- eeventv varils. purse "41':
HORSES WEIGHTS
Ind. AND JOCKEY.
("Sl r-retenslon S7 Mel uhhn'
3 Alice Turner. 1CI Stoval.
39t Athena. S3. W Daxis.. '
2M iLadv TcnsA f7. II An'on
PM ILeenl.l Ifs Nlcol '
I
'I
"..; 3
1 i
Gnk f'-i
4l t
5's J 4'U
..I. Know- K5. D Austin . ' , 7 1
3M .Ada N . 105 J lle-ine-sy .1 10 S14
LJ9 'Flora Br-Rlt. !; Hlc .1 H
. . HucklelTrv Finn 10.1.r' 7 '
iTurrando. 105. W Wateon I ll 2'
10
Start rood Won cloverly; ccni tame. Winner: P. M. Clvill's b
cr (31 Oritlamh Varletv. Pretension was bst and easily dlspceed cf
Allco Turner in run home. Athna closed "tronelv. Ada N . cfT belly
and taken overland rtsite, can do tfetter. Race ran be thrown out for
Atheni and Ada. bhow bettlnc Pretension. 3 to E. Turner. 3 to 1;
''VlmV.S' .17V. :23 .41; :5I. 1:05S. 1-1J. 1:32. l:41i. 1.IK.
413
Seventh race rur S40O. for 2-jear-cUs
and three-sixteenths:
BOSSES WEIGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
I
Ind
IS H
iJj2Li
-i-
(Sl31
C361)
4Y1)
Hvmttus. 101. .1. Henncssv.
21 I 21
101 4h.l
Ihd t
Ihd lhi
f. I v
7H. 7
R 3
ts ' P
1711 i1?. H Anderson ... I
llwte McCsrthv. 10?.Aus'nl
Orpheum. 103. Nlcol .. .. '
Compass, ivj Bna-rnoui 1
MainsDrtnr. 103. Stoval . .1
33
tit
Fain ate. 35. W P.scher .
400 jlm Winn. 102. McMuIlen.,
Start rood. Won earilr: second same. Wlnrer: J. Phillips A- Co 's
b m (4) Sir Dixon Meridian. Hmettus was much lst and won when
called upon. Blln alwas held balance safe. Orpheuni ault badlv nftr
a mile. Show liettlnsr H-meltu. out: Ello. 2 to C: Bessie McCarthy.
4 to 5 Orpheum 7 to 10.
FJURBOHY WHS
OTALLOH
Takes Command at Half-Mile
Tost and Outruns the Other
Contenders.
LONG SHOT FIRST IN THIRD.
Tom Gilmore Gets Up in Time to
Beat lsoomcrack and Joe Bow
ers by a Xcck Jstee'ile
chase a Feature.
Fairhury. at 7 to 1. won the O'Fallon
Handicap at Union track yesterday. He
was eminently best and won handily.
Dud Embry put up a surprK'ngly Rood
race and finished second. Aniino ty wjs
third. V. B. Gates closed much ground in
the rtretch ami llnlshed fast. Labor ran
an Improved race and showed that he Is
roundlns to form. s?siIor'b IUHsht, al
though in with only fD pounds, wai never
In thy running; neitlur v.-as Ijird Her
mence or Morenjio. Iir.1 Hermence went
to tho front, h-it soon shot his holt nnd fell
back. Ftlrbury took command at the half
mile po"t. and never surrendered it.
One of the surprise:! of the day was Tom
Gilmore nt 40 to l. winning the third race.
Hi came from behind tind beat out Itoom
erack and Joe lloweis, who were strug
gling tn get lirst past the wire.
lloomerack mi the favorite nt 5 to 2.
but was not heatlly played. Joe Ilowein
was strongly Lacked, and the bookmakers
Iot to the race
lloomerack and Hon ers hooked up aft-r
breaklnc in front, and they looked one
another In the eye the entire couie Or
leans ano Gus ii ilka wre r.over contend
ern. Yo tt.ii was left at the posi.
Trr.silian. an odds-on favorite In the
first race, was beaten out by Leila Ilarr.
The latter was held in thu bonks at T"
to 1, and was not heavily pla-d
FONDN'nSS WINS.
Fondness won the handicap for 2-3 ear
olds. She opened at 4 to 1, and. with lit
tle play. th bookmakers hunched her
price to 7 to 1. Beecher was the contend
er and San Primo came fast nt the linish.
Onlsro, the heavily played favoilte, made
a. poor showing.
Dodie P.. the pronounced favorite, n on
the mile and three-eishths fent In a close
finish with Banana Cream. Harrlca was
just Rood enouch to beat Chicago Girl
out of third monev. The latter was In
Rood foim and lilted the distance, but was
not properly rated by her rider.
Hvmphonv camo with a rush at the fin
ish" In the sixth race and beat Sneer out
by a head. Sneer looked the winner, but
Shilling cleverly pulled hjs mount out of
a pocket in the stretch and came fast
nn the outside. In an improved race. AVa
peta ran third.
The steeplechase was both spectacular
and Interestinsr. A supeiior ride by Barry
won, the race for Orlsis. the long-shot, at
3) to 1. Gum Honey and Hairs" coupled
HANDICAP
fjst
uDward. sellllic. lur
I U!ne.
r. op I ci. i n.
HOItES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCKIlYb.
nd.
4ul ly"i l!n-r 110. It JIurphl
:t- iT.i.silan 110 M Isi'xp. i
3li II' leurn 121 lUn'lerf.n .
4c, litrnribi- ini. !:nm tr '
TA .Mollv lenblO-l: II''..l.lli.Ci
5C l.star fttton 121. W Waldoi
I.'1
::-l
15
1"
v
W i
Ihd
4'.
11'
'i I
:,.. r-.-i Wftn
.t Co V cli m isi. hv
M'.
11'
i:'
l."
ii'
15
wa nei.v In tmnb
Tim-2r -OV..
IV
Ii
I II'
411
! HORSES WEIGHTS I I
A.VIl J CKEYS. ( S
Frntt'i.is T4 McKlnr.py . f It
Iliitlier IC2 Shllllnir . 11
.Kan Irimo. h W. Bums 61
iMhorns !- r-her ' 41
in'Ti. l')7. II .MllHihy 1
'I'earhunter SI. Walnwn'I &
n.li-arra. 1IC. W. Walci. 2
livtr! .-' C. s'waln S
Ko-e I.-de. N. Heino'ds I
43-
a-1
I
I
lel
I Op
iiid' i i ;-'
2' 2' I
.1 ' 3 ' 3.
' HORSES WEIOliTS
I AND JOCKEYS.
iTcm GUniorf 95 Flher
llluormia.k 11 M. Iow.
Jo Ilnuere 1-?, Sinclair
orlcuns wi. ilcOuthr.
3iW
I
I
I B-ltlrc
r. i op I ci n.
3l
371
(ill!
Ml
3SI
rte
l"ln M W.
Gas Lirk? 107. Wslnwrl'l
iHtrnlock 1-n W. llollv
'tnnc l'i Ncivjn
irj.IH. ris'.lf. 7. sualr
I S' I
I V:
'.' I
' 3hd
iVimo le l!-
. lohn Morton
Y s-an. 11
,11
15
Si 2
! IV
I 1'. I
,.'
19
!..!,
l!i. I lit''.
I 14' ' 11'-
Kihd lS's
ll.
2v
413
IVjrth rac.
15
and iipuHf
HOItiES WEIGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
In.!
ISa7 iPalrlMirv. 103. ihllllnir
373 Hu.l Embrj . It ilnnihy
2-s 'Aliim.ltv !. I!. Murphy
(3711 -W tl. Gates. I'i.W Waldol
rv lAbor. i7. A. Ilrown
(.Hi I.M'.rer.dn. K5 Hi nderin
337 tKenova. f7. t'pton
I I 1 I I'-.tllrr
5 m h j pjJ JlLPJIUIl'-E!!:
4 "3'U! I" i ) 1' 2-5j 7-20; .
tl IhtS ino V I 2' I 5-2 27-3
2, 4 4 3 I 3 11 15 2
ll 2 I 2 4 I I 15' JC 4
Ul H-rm.nc
f-TT "sllors D!ljcht.
24 urd!i-. to. V.
;s5 i'D"i!st. H. Walnwrljrht
414
HORSES, WEIGHTS
AND J0CKDY8.
I I I Bettlnr
I S. K tip. fl. 11.
i Ink Inkl 31 ! 3-5
' 2' i I 2-5 1-2 .
SH IV3!e S.. 10. H. L-iwe.. .
t:81) 'Ilanara Cream. 1.15 McKln'y
teJ Ularrlca. 104.
ii i c n a
5" I
5 I
4l 1S-E'7-W
20' fO1 12
.53
f3i
241
&
274
Anruanata. 109
Chlcaao Girl. S5.
Lord Falconer,
Wiialeback. 101.
Learovd. 104. W.
4"
5
415
Bettlrur.
Op.l CI. I n.
HORPES WEIOHT3
AND JOCKEYS.
S.
1
e
4'
r.
71-
9'
st;
1)
ma.
1'
!l 7-2' 7-5
81 11 3
3' r 2
101 It. 3
l' l'l r,
7-2 IS 3 7-3
3 5-2 1
20; 2l' 12
I". 2' '
201 -J) 21
SimphjT-. l'.-t.
ISneir. 105, rarrett ....
'Wahpeta. 110. McKlnney ,
Billr Woodward. H3.Sl-.ill'
IRnrt-siieJe. 114. ScWcke! .
4'(-
ul'
t'
7t
-' I
' '
:o '
337 mm Olney 10.
SM Baroncea, 103
I'lurnfi. its
Second Slaht. IM Li-nn. -.
Lenox. 11. V. Kl!v .. ..
Grand Vltees.. 1C3. Fisher.
nnd upward, ens mile
HORSES WEIGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
Hel
P. F. Op J
Bettlnr
P. F.
T
: i
4' J'
2nk 4'
fhJ 5"
T
Ihd 7
8 S
.i.
PI.
1 h-f 3-5
5-2 12-E 4-6
C 51 2
S IS!
X 4' 1$
11! 2i e
J0I 2l i
"il 0! M
374
371
"0
37
574
S9
-4
Orlsl. 125. Darir
Ilroaowav. l-. xitiii.cn..
Gould. 132. llfiweT ...
lOum lloner. 142. Neal...
tllarrow. 114 Willis ....
.Walter. I Si. Ford.
Varner. 14S. Bchill
In tho betting as the Dalv entry was the
favorite at 3 to 2. Harrow fell and Gum
Honey showed no form uliateter. Yt alter
refused to tal:e second Jump nnd ran out
of the course Varner. who rtood nn ex
cellent chance, fell coinrr over tho third
Jump. Broadwav was firt 01 er the last
jump try two lengths, but Orlsls outran
film on tho flat Gould wan dlsqualiflfd
for coin? out of tl" course and third
money went to Gum Honey
There was j. large attendance. Nineteen
booits wero on.
KO ITKRrEIlECB WITH n.VCF.S.
Defcndnnts In Union Tteerlsershlp
Oie- to Answer Tctltion Tnrdnj.
Circuit Judge Sale jesterdny. acting for
Judge Douglas, made an order citing P.
J. Carmody. general manager of the Union
Jockey Club Kacing Association, and oth
ers, to show cause next Tuesday why a
receiver should not be appointed for the
association.
No order restraining tho operation of
the racing course at Union boulevard and
Natural Bridge road In tho meantime was
made.
The matter wa presented to Judge Sale
in chambers by former Judge II. W Bond,
representing John P Collins, who asked
for tho appointment of a receiver.
Tho defendant. were not represented bv
counsel, but after the order was made
Attorney Theodore llasleur and former
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DR. WHITTIER.
Unlcn Track. Jul 2 Weather char, track fart
Atn First ra.e. ulllnc. nurs- $275 for 3-year-clds and upwanl. seven
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half lurlcr-Kr
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f I2i bv IIenr- of Nnvarn Krr.d Her""-, IV.Tinet.swos t.sl I rr
lan i-o.l rue and c!o.-d rtrrrir San ITlmo wa r.u'run la ear.T l-0.
luit ili.-.l with h rush Kirn threo driv.nic to tho limit.
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hit furlenKS
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Mart fd iw all but Yo San. Tlon drlilnr: second rm "tvinner.
.1 J Whites-do li h la), bl The Heaoer-Follv-. Ullmora i won In i
har.l drtie of three II- aiodid ea-lv -nee and c.rd with a rush.
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cnt? and on-nls-eenin mi'e.
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Ftart i-ood " 'won drl-lnsr- scood satie. Winner: J C. 'Waters's
eh k. a.l. tv AKira-Mok-Ka-Hl Winner was best and sras never
In trouble. Embrv he"t of others and clceed "tronr. Anlmosltr tired
it erd. Gales maJo up muih around and clo.ed stron-r.
Tlin- 25. ZVi. 1 1C. 1M. 1:40'-.
Fifth rac- relllnr. pur" SC-no for 4-iear-cI4 and tDSxra. ems
and three-slrhths mile-
Bettlnr.
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Kelly. .. I
Start rood. Won handily: eecond same. Winner: Del Mont stable
b. m 5. bs- C3iaro-iu Vlcile. Wlnrer ws best. t off wld lar
In ird rsltion and went to front when called on. llsr.jn. Cream best
of others and I ad "pd at flnl"h. Barrloa closed with a rain.
Time :2S. :51.. lili'i. 1:134 2 lfrV 2-25H.
Bixth rac. selllnij purs J-TS. for ;-j ear-olds ana upwara. n
and cne-half furlonss:
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Start rood. Won drlvlns:: second nam. -Winner: W.Blaatopj
ch f (II. br Kantaia-tTherub Symphony was muoh the bert. road
un much 1 around and cjowd with a rush. Sneer was be of others:
closed .trcrr. but could not stall off Syrnpnony.
Time 21'.. . 1-16'4. 1:22.
n 1 L Seventh race, steentechots handlcao. curse JW. for 4-esur-etd
and upward, ehort cot-ne:
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"?.?? iSEi"' w'ort'lirWr.c- second fame. Winner: J. T. rtotrer'. eh.
m f h,' Ve-ae d-Or-CarVie L-e. Well ridden. nd with lufhtw!-,
Se wlwer wi5 b?"? HrSdwaV . Aeady Mid lumped well, but wa
beaten out In tho stretch run. Varnet
Time SS"; .
Citv Counselor Benjamin Schnurmacher
called at the Courthouse and held a con
sultation with Judge Sale. '
Judgo Sale said he made the order with
out the defendants being represented be
cause) no Immediate r.ctlon was asked m
regard, to the appointment of a receiver.
Had Immediate action bc-n asked, he said
he would have insisted on the defendants
bcine represented.
Minor Gnme.
Wcnona. Ill . Jule 2. T"-day's ball
fi.tween Chicago Hels-Ms and tVenona re
cams
between Chicago HebzMs and tVenona resulted
In a victorv for Wencna by a scor ef 3
to i P!tch;r Slateler cf wenona Kruclc out
Ihirteen men.
Cotton States I.eaixiie.
At Katon Kouee Baton Rcufe 1. Vieksburr 0.
At rino Bluff Xntches 10. Pine Bluff 0.
Snntlirrn Lene,
Nst Orleans 1. Little Bock E.
shreeport . Mrnptils 4
Itlrmlnzham 10. Atlanta 7.
Xashvlll 0. Montgomery C.
.. lv -
'Western Iasrue.
At Des JIolns Des Moines 11. St. Josjin X
At Colorado Springs Rain.
At Sioux City Sioux City 3, Omaha T.
Araerlcnu AasoeiatloB.
At ImlfanaDolis Louisville 7. Tndlanarolls 3.
At
Kansas oty Kansas uity 6. ainsrau-
kee 4.
At Columbu:
-Columbus X Toledo !
Hide:.. Koorn 30. 31. XI. St. Loots. Mo.
7: Saturday to S p. m.: Sunday, S to 13 only.
established practice since lllfi See bark number
convinced. Vou see IJOCTOfl W UITTIBH la
oaeraie cnarses.
JHNOEST TREATMENT.
bronlc. erous, Dlnod. Skin and Vrlumrr JDIa
i sexes; Aervous Delilllty. Lost Manhood, Etc..
tuon, joji mantood. milky urtne, oranio
itwer restored and a radical core zuar&nte
mefnods; no cuttlnir. Call or write for advice.
' treated. Varicocele In days.
; thirty pen picturs.
CoasaKation FRED
at Ofncej or by Hail.
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