The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-07-07

The Mansfield races closed on Friday
with three events. Attendance fair. The
Association have made no money on the
meeting. The following are the sum
e;2e STAKE, TRoT, $1,000
JET Davis, Charles Tidd, W. Williams
Zero. j. III feeald Amor.
Billy D.. ?. -. Durham. Morrow.,...... 8 . .
Allie Ambassador, W. l.. Handey; Car
AiSsrss IsiG9 8 s:iit, Lima ::::::: : 8
Little Mac, Jr.; L. j. sowart Barnes
Berwick boy T. q. Hioiliicss, Alliance. 4e Z
Grace Napoleon, J. E. Woodbridge,
Tlme' aasS. s:asH, aaa7R, 'aii2s5Xi.. s5Xi.''''' "
2;9o FACE, PURSE $500.
Razor Blade, II. Ewing, Howard. d.hI9 1 l
Dr, Mcclellan, j. Dwyer, London. d.h. Q 8
Little Joker, h. W. Price, Detroit,
Bessie H., b NJ shaiii East foled; Gs9 4
Time, 2is7X, si'sN 2,2e1, 2i9O.
FRBE-FoR-ALL TRoT, PURSE $780,
Kitty Baysrd, W. X; Smith. Alllance....... I 1
Emo Maid a. Ascott Lima. a...,.,...,.... . .
L zzle $. d xlana Farm. Lexington KY. 8 y 9
Time, 9.ol1, 2;2S 2;27h.
Ribbon Driving Club, recently came East
on missionary work in connection with
his summer meeting. 1t is we'll known
that he and Cicero j. HamIin of Buffalo,
are not bosom friends, tut business is
business, and as President Campau wanted
to secure some of Mr.. HAmlin's special
attractions, for exhibition, he determined
to go bang at the subject, and accordingly
tackled Mr.. Hamtin at tue recent rotting
meeting at Boston. After seriGu us and
prolonged pOw.wow, tbey separated. An
acquaintance Joined President Campau
directly. and asked him what head way he
had maize. The response was sharply
and quickly given. "Mr. Hamlin wants
the entire State of Michigan and all the
boats, including their cargo, on the De-
tIoit river.n Later MIR. HamIin was seen
and asked for his side of the story. He
energetically responded: "rhat man
Campau is the clos, st and toughest fig
urer I've ever met, aud - liberal man has
no chance with him."-Spirt of Ihe
Times.
Cyrus BoswortL's black gelding Coxey
by Rex, out of Musette 10y AimoDt TOOK u
record of 2;3i4l, at Mansfield, Wednes.
day. and pulled off second money 10 the
2:40 class. There is something OF u joke
IN the horses name. Mr. Bosworth
bought the horse from J. Il. Coxey, Of
Massillon, at one of the Cleveland sales.
At that time he vas a stallion and as he
had got a few foals before and after the
sale Mr.. Coxey decided to register him.
He could not secure the name Rex Aimoni,
so he sent on Bosworth and it was duly
accepted. When MIR. Bosworth got the
name and number he laughed a little, but
decided to get even with Coxey, 80 he
named the gelding after him and now he
has a mark under it-Cleveland Sports
man.
Ed j. Meyers string Of trotters and
PAGERS is now on Cleveland track. OF the
game and fast gelding, Harry D., the
Cleveland Sportsman says: Harry ID. is
q blocky built gelding with light tail. He
can 90 like a trotter and should make q
great road horse, as he is put up 10 pull
weight. Pinkamink is PAGER and a
speedy one, while all of the othero are
good lockers and promising.
DIR. Schwarz, of Canton, has great hopes
of Margrave this year. This colt won the
great yearling 5000 stake trot at Inde
pendence, Iowa, last year, and as a two
year old is promising to be right in it.
Last week he stepped OF a quarter in 361H
seconds, and he is certain, barring accl-
dents, to beat 2:25 as two year old.
At Jefferson, o., on Friday the 2:28,srot
was won by Lace Dealer in three straight
heats. There were six entries in the
lhree- minute pacing race. which was won
by s. &. Giddink's Walnut. E. S. Hart
mans Scott won the 2:35 trotting race,
and G.. w. Martins horse, Revenge, won
first money in the 2:44 trot.
The summer meeting OF the Millersburg
Association will be held July 13 TO Ia The
purses for the two days racing amountto
Sl,500, which is divided among the six
events on the card. The entries for the
meeting close Saturday. July 8 with j. s.
Elder, Secretary, Millersburg, o.,
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. July 1.-Some
enemy of J. j. Phelan, owner of Black
Cloud, the fastest trotter in the territory,
last night set FIRE to. his barn and the
noble horse was cremated. Black Cloud
was valued at 5000, was 6 years old and
had a record of 2:A
Judd Boy, famous trotter we'll known
among horsemen in Eastern Ohio, died at
the stables on the Salem, track SATURDAY.
nigbt. The incision made in his throasio
insert a silver tube, caused blood poison
ing, from the effects Of which he died,