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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-21

A vostingnss ssys: "Dsst, poverty
and suffering hsssasd - for years, caused
By . ssek isoily and lasss bilh Tor doctor.
Ing, which did % good. I ~ eooplssely
discouraged, until ose year go, By the 3D.
vier Of ~ pastor, procured Hop Bitter
and eooaeseed iheis -, and in one month
~ vsss ill yell, md soes Of - have bsss
mex day sises; odd I vass 10 ssy 10 ell
poor nss, yea ca keep yoar families q
year visA Hop BisssD ios iss than on
deesors WHIT viii eesl"-CAsisaisa Advo.
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Brothers Meet for the First Time.
While at Cleveland the other day
We met q man named C. Dinkle. Who
resided at McLeansburg. Ill. He bad
come to Cleveland the day before to
meet . brother. Sixteen years ago
Dinkle left his home in Germany and
came to America. He settled in
Southern Illinois, began farming and
buichering. He prospered, married,
and has ever since bssn doing . thriv.
ing business. A few weeks after leav-
ing bis home in the old country q
. brother was ushered into the world,
who Was given the name Of Andrew.
The latter. . few months ago. expires
sed . desire to come to this country
and labor with his elder brother for 4
home and . fortune. Arrangement
were mads for his coming. and the
Illinois brother agreed to meet hia a
Cleveland LIST Friday. They had
never seen each other. When the
train from New York pulled in. q
may Be supposed, the brothers were
anxious, and with nobody to spoiul
the other out how were they to know
each other The elder one took stand
near the platform Of the cars, and Q.
the hundreds Of passengers stepped
down, his eyes riveied themselves upon
tie countsuance Of each. Finally
they rested upon . neatly dressed,
stout-boilt, beardless boy, and at about
the same instant the latter's eyes mel
the waiting brother's. Without q
word spoken BY either. they made {
rush for each other and clasped in &
vigorous embrace. 1t Vas some tim(
before either could speak, but whez
their tongues did become loose they
ratified away ut . wonderful rapid
rate. The next train bore them 4
their home in the West.-Beavel
pa. Tribune.
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Three New York Journalists.

Joe Howard IN Philadelphia rimes.
saw Carl Schurz. John Hay and
Charles A. Dana today. Schurz Wa
striding past DelmonicO's with two
Young ladies. one very pretty and
distingue damsel. Carl 10 very tall,
very thin. very red. So is his nose.
and bis stomach seems concavo, iu-
stead OF round and full. He has un-
dertaken q betty job in the Post.
Old Tweed-por old man-used to Gay
be could buy Bryant easier than any
editor in New York. "All l have to
do is to give Boggs q printing job.
that fixes Bryant" But Tweed was
an awful liar-was he or wasn't he !
The job department Of the Post has
always been profitable. Mr.. SchuIz
is an able. competent man on the
stump. but he isn't worth his Pretzel
a. q journalist, He doesn't age . bit.
He is just as long. angular. carrotty
and cour,ly as when I first met him
in the wilds of 81. Louis, years and
years ago. John Hay is q brief. dap
per little man, with restfal eyes and
bifuscated little beard. Twas sitting
on . key in from. Of Roster & Balls
when he came trotting along, like q
collector with q bill. He - . well
bred fellow and he buffers his bread
thick. I always liked him. Hi
Little Brooches" we're quite the
fashion once. hut that ended him as q
poet. The Tribune fellows find him
blind. but severe. Brother Dams
mellows a. he ripens. He bowls along
the street as an ocean wave sweeps up
the beach. He hasn't changed . whit
in ten years. When was . school.
boy heard him make republican
speeches in Brooklyn in German and
English. I worked for him . while in
later years and never saw him out Of
temper once. Dana IL q good friend,
q bitter hater and one Of the few edi-
tore who read exchanges. Standing
on the stems Of the Sun building was
Isaac Wherefore England. one Of
the chief proprietors and publishers Of
the Sun. England started as roller
boy in the Tribune. worked up to
city editor. joined Dana in Chicago,
went into the Sun with him and after
a few months Is city editor gave way
to Amos Cummings and took hold Of
the Publishing. England was made
assignee OF Frank Leslie's property
and has brought it up from worse than
bankruptcy to . net profit of$25O. 900
a year. He has gone into mining.
but the figures he talks are 50 ire
meudously large that I hate to quote
them. He. like his chief, grows mel
low as he grows older. He knows .
good man when be meets him and you
never find him clossted with any of
the commune gang, who shout in pub
lie but are mighty careful Of their PEN
MES in private.
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LyDohing ct Rockport.

1t. Joe News.
The 0srosn Reinheiosr, sho shot and
roSbsd A. Angel, near Irish grove, in
Atehisos county o. the evening Of June
s, and stole ose Of Asesls horsss end e.
capped, 80 since captured II Clsrinda. IT,.
end brought beck 10 Rockport fer trial,
~ takes iron the Jail II Rockpers Sssur-
day night hetvses ssslss and one o'clock
By sbost tvesty Eve unknosn men and
taken Q nile and q hslf froo to0a and
haagsd. sheriff Gray reached Phelps Sun
day oossisg On his retain froa Je6sssos
City, whore BE had been 10 ct . reqnisioo
iron The governor, and made ell The hasas
possible . ges to RoekPort 70 prevent v,o-
Isace, bat 1nloetasaiely 10 vss too late.
Aaeel will probably recover.
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VandoFbtlt's Bonds.
49, r., DA.l.A~l~A.> T,-

WoSnsH8so S0s. Ous&Scs pun
II - of course absured for anybody
to attempt to tell how much any very
rich man u worth. Probably Van
derbilt y the richest man iu the world.
Oos thing ! do know. that he has ut
least City millions Of dollars that be
hes no Ne for. add I don't know hsv
much more. This amount be has in
Registered bouds. deposited 10 the Trsss-
Dry vaults in this city. From them
alone bic income y over two million
Of dollars . year. How many coupon
bonds Of the government be has heaven
only knows. Then count HE railroads
and other stocks aud bonds, HE rial
estate. etc.. and the figures become b.
wildssing. Flood. The bonansa king.
told me- once that - was worth fify
millioos at least and that Nackay
W. vesth stin more. O'Briea, i.cs
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dead. was supposed to b worth about
the same, and also Falr. now Senator,
but this vas in the golden days Of the
Comstoek. before the pockets petered
out. Take the wealth Of Vanderbilt
aud let it increase for ten OF twenty
years - fast a il has increased during
the last decade, and what Is there be
cannot do? Jay Gould the same,
Mackay the same and q dozen others.
/ am not much Of . Communist, but
| must say that look With great ap-
preheosion at the rapid accumulation
Of these countless millions in the
hands Of . few men. But let them
slide; they don't owe me anything
and | am very glad don't owe them.
I don't care much for money myself
There are however, two things / would
like to be rich for. One Is 20 that /
could have q pair Of suspeoders to
every pair Of pantalooas. and the
other 80 that l could stay at home on
rainy day-like to-day tor example.
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Trying to Jump Niagara.
Buffalo Special so Chicago T,mes.

RufsAlo Special to Chicago Tunes.
Luna Island, 1t Niagara Falls, was
the place on which q terrible tragedy
came near being enactesi this after
noon. A young woman arrived by
the Central Railway from New York
and registered ut . hotel ~ Mrs.
Brown. New York. She was hand
socae, veil dressed and very quiet in
her demeanor. This afternoon she
visited Luna Island. which Is almost
on the brink Of the American Falls.
and past which the river rushes With
q velocity beyond comprehension. At
the time mentioned Edward Furlong
and W. B. Perry. Of Boston, saw her
leaning over the railing. intently
watching the moving waters. A mo-
ment later she threw her umbrella
into the water. and a quick ~ fash
it Was swept over the falls and into
the awful abyss. Apparently satisfied
With the conditions, the lady stopped
and clipped uucer the railing. and
stood for moment on the very edge
of the hungry river. Then. taking q
seemingly farewell look ut Goat Island
and the village in the distance, she
hastily thrust something into her
bn,om. and, stopping, firmly graspe,l
her skirts for . fatal plunge. The
men named OWNED the intentions Of
the woman, and rushing precipitately
to the spot. arrived in time to catch
her skirts % she Was dropping into the
water, and she wss hauled out.
When she realized that she Vas foiled.
she uttered q shrek and exclaimed: :
"FOr God's sake. let me gO!" With
great difficulty she was gotten hack
to the Spencer House, hot not until
she had been driven to Three Sisters
and posted by . hackmsn about the
depth Of water and swiftness of the
current. She was enfreated to ex.
plain who she WAS. but without avail.
BY means OF threats to telegraph the
police in New York she finally said
that she was brought up in the Ur-
saline Convent at East Morrisania, N.
Y. The object thrust into her bosom
Just before her attempted suicide was
. wedding ring. She said she had
married her guardian, had had some
trouble With him about some property
and wanted 10 die. Later she wrote q
Telegram to Mother Do Sales, Of the
convent named. saying: IL can not
70 back until I hear from my hos
band, and Giessd it Amanda" The
people in charge Of the poor woman
changed the wording Of the telegram,
giving the details Of the cass. Two
hourS time brought IN answer from
Mother De Sales. asking for the
vouan's dstootion BY al means. She
i nov closely watched. and will not
b allowed to make another attempt
On her life.
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THE FAKOUS OUTLAW.


A special dispasch from Oscsols, Mis
sour. to The Ksnsss City Journal Of yes
ssedsy, has the following in regard 4
Jesse james.
S"ps veeks sieee in conversation IN Ap
plesoo CITY, Bruce Younger. /. isss cousis
Of the celebrated Younger brothers. and Z
young man che hss ofiel been srreried ia
difIerest counties in Missouri and o;hei
ststes, for completely in the crimes Of the
Younger and james bands Of outlsws. bel
against whom no charges could be proven
s;sisd that he hsd sren and covered Vith
Jesse Ja@es. vho vss reported IN have been
killed hy GEORGE Shepherd. and that he
vas 1t that time in the
HOUSE OF FRIEND
in this (St. Clsir) county. Osing TO the
fec, that Bruce wss slishsly Intoxicated a
the time, no attention was paid to his
vords, but in . few days thereafter he
stated the same thing 70 another prom
nent resident 81 the CO unity. and one high
in Official circles. This latter report iol.
lowing on the heels Of the 6rst caused
Your correspondent to investigate the mat.
ter. After interviewing several cifiz-ns Of
the county he psocersird to Interview =
prominent resident. and one Who aiso
.sasd- high in 'he affections Of the Younger
broeLess, being none other shsn Mr..
Snufl-r, vho has also 1t sundry times 6s-
ured BY his prominence in shielding the
Younger boys from harm. do not state
this latter i'ecause Of any animosiiv l
have fos Mr.. Snu6.r. Ga the contrary.
when I consider that he and the Younger
boys grew up together,
ALMOST LIKE BROTHERS,
can but praise HIN in bis attempt to oct
. brotherly part and shield the famous
ouilAws from the justice Of the lav. Mr..
snud:r VA very resicen', but . few vel:
piled questions caused him To acknowledge
that be had seen Jessie james within the
past ten days, and that he passed through
this county on his Wy to Texas. He owns
a ranch in the latter sisie that is we'll
stocked with cattle, sheep and horres.
Through all the ingenuity Of the reporter
he could not End out what county of the
state the ranch Is locsssd. Il il somevhere
on the MEXICAN border, on the Rio Grsnde
river. Beyond this could learn nothing
ds6aite.
Mr.. SoufE.r il considersd . truthful and
RELIABLE NAN.
10 sober 1t oil times. and not given 10 bssg-
ging Of sny Of the acts Of the Missouri ban
ditii. He tries to silence and put down ell
runors Of Whatsoever character derogaiory
to either the James or Younger, and the
reporter il disposed to scceps HE statement
% true, and concludes that Jessie Jsmes
vas never killed BY Shepherd. though il
may b that he vs. s:.ot and badly
wounded.
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Popular illustrated book (76o paees) a
MANHOOD! WoNANHooD! MAASIAcHl
1mpediments to Marriage; tie eanse md
cure. Sent seex,elx see1a, postpaid, IL .
eent.. By DR. c. WHlTrlHi, 6s7 &
Chasles Street. s. 1oais, No, Re ~
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THE REVISED TESTAMENT
Detroit Free PreSs.

Detroit Free PreSs.
IL take pleasere an satisfaction" said
the presideni, - he held up q parcel. ain
informin' you . worthy citizen Of Detroit,
wh0 does not care To have his nome men,
shun'd, has presented this revised edi.hua
Of the bible to de Lime Kiln club. We
do not open our meetins Wid pray'r, nor do
Ne close BY singing the doxoIoxy, but neb-
erdeles., sm .ush d,s gift will be highly
unprecedented By oil. Dar he's BIN cOnsid-
ubIe talk in dis club about the revised eii-
chm. Some Of you h.s got de ideah dat
purR siosy has all been wiped out end
heaben enlarged ivice ohev, and l heard
odders ssseri dat il didn't forbid lyin',
siealin' an pasein' oG bed money. Ny
is ji~t ~ hot ~ ei~r, an heaben hssn't got
any mo- room. In iookin' ober some Of de
changes las night selected out . lev psrs-
Graphs which had ginersl bs'srin. Fur
instance, il an inst ~ wicked To steal
vsiermillyons - Il va las y sr or dc , ar
befores. an de skeercer de bigger de wick
edoe~.
mo chsnge has bin mad in regard to
loafia' aroun' de streets. De loafer sm con
sidered just ~ mean and lov % cher he
va, en- want to sdd my belief dat he will
grow meaner in public esiimsshsn all de
time.
de Ten Commandments am all down
heah vidout change. S'eslin' an lynn an
covesin' an runnin' out nights am consid-
cred just o. bad - cher.
81 can't en- sny paragraph in which
men au excused from psyin' deir homes,
debt. and supporiin' DER families.
II can't en- var poo man OF . poo
mans wife, white or black, am 'specisd To
sling on any particular style.
"D-A-6xhis, chicken liftin', polyties,
piayin' keerds for money, an hangin'
ssoUn' fur drinks, an all sich lOv bisness
an considered meauer dan eber. Fact Is,
cant end any change vhsieber which
lets up on q man from bein' plumb up an
down squsr' an honest vid de world. Dey
have changed de word He'll 10 'Hade.,
hut ut De came time added TO the strength
Of the brimsiun and increased de SIZE Of De
pit. an We want to keep right on in de
straight path IL re would avoid il. Doan'
lei any white man make you believe ds'
Ne h.s Lost any kOspel By dis revision, OF
dat Peter or Paul or Mo-es hsh undergone
any change oh sperris reRardin' de vsys
oh libio' repeatedly and dyia' hooorably.'
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800 AND COSTS.
u Whist Q Jury Fined Jacob
4uhrer in Squire Fishers
Court This Morning.

The case 81 the ssste ". Jacob Muhrs
eaos up fos Trial 10 Squire fishers coar
Tin oornisg. The deiendaot vss charges
9th malicious trs.passing. 10 taking dows
IL doom ssd Windows Of his ovs house
which wss occupied by Mn. Mary Grows
asd her eleven ehildrso. II seems from III.
ssidencs in the case ibsi Mohrss van
I'd IN get poasss.ios Of his premises. and
bod several sioes asked Nrs. Groves %
vsesie. This she refused 10 do, and, fos
the purpose Of forcing her to vacsie, he
vess 10 The h0use and took Ill tbs door
cod visdova out, thus leaving Mrs.. Groves
vko h in . delicate eoodi,ioa. and hes
elsvss ehildres exposed to the weather.
TIE sssss 90 represented BY Col. w. w
g. ssoddy aud NJ. Grey. while the defeose
- looked after by NJ. g. F. Longsn
he dsf.nss asked for jury trial. which
- granted. After bearing the svidencs
ssd beins out short time the jury broush,
10 verdict finding the defendant guilty
and fined him 500 for hi. passims.
The defendant through his attorney.
Sled = notice Of appeal to Judge R.lsnd,
Of the criminal court, and gave boad fos
his appearance before that tribunal II the
next term held 10 this county.
Released BY the Governor.
Governor Criiispden, before his depart.
ure for New York, signed . pardon fos
Celia Tresce, which vss yesterday deliv-
cred to the warden Of the peniientisry. Al
. special term Of the Newton circuit cour,
held in May, 1876. Celia Treaee w.s in
dictsd and found guilty Of killing her little
niece, Bertha Lynch, . daughter Of one
Jeass Lyneh, also tried and found guilty Of
The same crime By separate trial II the
sane term Of court. The defense sss up
~ iossnit., end the facts relating TO the
commission of the crime - eet forth in the
petition asking for the pardon are - fol-
lovs:
1.-THE killing seemed to be the result oi
. religious ballucinstion Of the mi, d.
Lynch vas teaching the d etrine that he
could bring the dead to life, and Celia va
ose Of his proseIysss to that dangerous BE-
lief. There rs no conceslment or denial
of the killing, but they seemed to think
they we're doing what they foolishly b.
lisved vas their religious duty" The Pc.
sitioners further s.y: ave believe that the
young woman, Celia Tresce, vss under
The inaueaee Of Lynchs peculiar We've,
and that che participated in the crime BE-
csaas sbe believed that he vas appointed
y higher power to do - be did.
The petition bears the signstures Of
Judes Craven, before whom che va
ss,ed, also that Of the prosecuting NJ.
tnrsey, sheriff end other officers VI the
court.
Lynch. being insane VS. released from
the "pen" about TO years ego BY Gov.
Phelps and turned over to his friends To
Be takes to On s.yluw. TIE woman hss
completely recovered from her hsliucin.
alton, and during her imprisonment has
borne hrrself veil, being kindly naiured
and Of mild manners. She IL poorly ed
.ucsted, and Of ihst eimple-miDded clasa
vho could easily be led 10 take up in the
strange doctrines like thoee Get forth By
LyDeh.
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ELEVEN yssEs our daughter suffered %
. bed Of misery under the esre Of several
Of the bess (snd some Of the vosss) phys,-
cisss, vho gave her disease various aaoes
but no relief. and sov she il restored 10 %
in good health b. - simple remedy -
Hop Bitsers. that - he'd pooled At for svo
years, before uaias it We ear.sssl. hope
and pray that 10 oosslss will let their sick
suffer - Ne did, on secoust Of ps.judies
agsinas % good medicine - Hop Bitten"
The Parsnts. -TeleRssm.
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0se. TyrrsiI was 1sovosd II ~ Mi.
sessi sivse Let sighs q aias oaeisek.
There vsss eight o. - soys q ~ Ssssy
lasdi.e. vhsa 0sssUs Tyrssll sssi1sssly
sssppsa beyss1 hs. sspth, ~ bsssss b
eouA gais saiseases ~ y, ~ dsesss1.
Several esAsopas $50 oaas 70 ssesss ~
10y bss Ill vsss u saia. 1As dsesassd
- ~ - q II. Tysssil, vAa i IL Ne
sAiass u ~ Dallaayss isssAsy. Ths
~ - shset tsslss ysan cd. -JeGsses
Gsy TsiAoss.
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CoLR Carr, Jsse u.
"A supposed med dog catered Tie schosl
houss last Friday evening and caused .
big exciseosss By trying to bsss 90 Of
Tie scholars. A gsatlsoss, vho happessd
to b near, heard The SCREAMS 81 Tie fright.
sasd youngssas. pat - ed 70 b Tie q.
isssses Of ~ easiss, y shestisg il hssd
nearly OF With doubIs-bsrrslsd shes sua.
This city i 10 isvse Of sxcissosst
over he isdine, b Assasf Willie 6isbs,
while hsstiag q Saturday lsst Of . sssly
born iafasi, In tAs bsash ssas town. o.
fadisg tAs child, Ne. 0isbs took il to he
rssideacs Of bic beothse-is-lsV, Mr.. Thos.
Oprisgs, vbsss is ~ dssssed sad i BOZ
being cared Sse. II tbs meantime, every
effort = beisg osSs 70 led ths psrsass 81
Tie yousgsass, vho b Psesesacsd b thsss
vho ought 70 ksov, 70 - ssly to days
old. OLD RRuBoH.
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They Postponed the HanGing.
The supreme court, which met n JsGer.
90 city yesterday. granted stay Of execu-
sioa in the case Of the State ~ John W.
PattersOa, the Henry county murderer,
ustii the 2lss day Of July.
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Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

Sn1I06'0 C0noOmptl0n Cure.
This IL beyond question the most succeas-
ful Cough Medicine We have ever sold. A
few doses invariably cure the worst cases
Of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while its
wonderful succe~ in the cure Of Consump-
ton il without . parallel in the history Of
medicine. Since it's 6rst discovery il has
bsen cold OF . guarantee, test which not
other medicine cen ssaad. II you have .
Cough we earnestly ssh you to try il. Price
lOc., Soc. and 81. II yonr Lungs are sore.
Chest or Back Lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold By your druggist.
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-rhs pSsD - 10y sroessis ehseP asd
ell eoeeesy pssdqce Aish = 1t 4.
0saa)eg = C5t, epe1r Eiith cod 0Aie
otn6 s-. 6-l4-v3t
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o. Jsss l9lA, y 4qsiss CLARK. Robert
VILLAS asd Mn Assilds esddos, bosh
6 thi ssassy.
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Out Of Work.

VUt u " OIRS
add sick With ny kidneys for yean. wrote
NJ. Alexander fesria, Of Chenaneo, Forks,
N. T.. rsesotly. He used waroer's Safe
Kidney and LAYER Cure. Nov be says,
Il cheerfalIy recommend it to all personsi
suffering is the same way"
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How WIN You Have Itf
Do you play The guitar?
No. I don't play The guitar;
have Q cat arrh
In ~ heed but ny sistsh
With the reds buru barr,
She plays the guitar
Quite ls-.le-dsh.
Have . cigar!
-Hs.keye.
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Buy TIE Improved Hove Scales-ac'
knovleieed The be-, made. Borden. Selleck
4 Co. General Agents. Chlcsgo, Ill.
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How 70 Preserve and Dssutify It.
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Do you dance The slsatiss
No, l do not dsaoe The slsatisn,
Bns I have . relation
With . Zoe eduestiss,
Who liver On . plantation
Near . signal station,
Who dances the alsatian.
Take Q vacatios
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6HILOH'S CATARRH RKNEDY.

oasvsio7s care Ior caassEA. DspAthssia
CAakes month asd Head Aehe. With
seeA bostjs thsss b a isgsaiess usaal u.
iscasr ioe The aoss seeoenfui tssasosas Of
these co0plaioos Vithoot extra eAasso.
Psies sc. Sid b yssr draWiss.
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because this race is IN exceptional
chance Cor us. You zee We have Ia
got boys to ride out Of the gutter. 50
tospeak. Over there q jockey like
Archer. Who rode lroquois, goes IA
the track In bis own coupe. Loril.
lard got this Archer to ride for him,
AID having the best horse and the
best rider too. had the two coinci.
dences Of . century. Archer receives
q retainer from one man Of elO, 900 q
year, for the privilege of calling on
him If desired. Another man pays
him IS, 900 year for the second call.
After that he Is paid 81, 900 to 81 500
for Q mount IN addition to the retain.
en-. He enly fell to Lorillard this
year BY not being called upon. Iro-
quois was beaten . little while ago BY
the same horse, Peregrine, which be
beat to-day, because bis rider started
him Of American fashion, full speed
1t tho beginning, and b couldn't keep
the pace up to the end. They start
quietly in England, end do al the
tall running In the last third or half .
mile. Peregrine at Newmarket beat
Iroquois . neck only. This time
Archer rode Iroquois, and beat Pers-
griss BY half . length. What l mean
% say b that 10 will pay no such
prices for accomplished riders. Those
superior English jockeys are smart,
This boy Archer twas the very ON
Who euohs6d RAsolo cut Of his victory q
par aeo b. erecting the point o.
which Parole vss ruled out"