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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-21

BneClhl lNlHpAkGAA " Wv
TORONTO, O., April 2o.-Manager
Jack Darrah. Of the Wheeling base
ball team is in his glory now. for all
trains from the four points Of the COM
pass are bringing in the Nailers Of 'Os.
Several players arrived tonight and be-
fore the sun goes down tomorrow, Man
ager Darrah expects his company Of
twenty-six on the ground. Practice will
be started tomorrow and kept up dur
ing the week without many intermls-
sIons. The Torontos win Cross bats
with tho whetiinEs and exhibition
games with other clubs viii be arranged
60 as to fill in the two weeks that are to
elapse before the team opens the Inter-
e;ate championship season at Washing
ton on May 2. Darrah says he will have
a winning team or know the reason.
The owners OF the club IN Wheeling, he
says, are an energetic crowd and do not
intend TO give the town a second division
team II money ana brains can prevent
IL Darrah Is disappointed at not being
able to sign Frank Violet for the OUT
field, II being reported here that PreSi.
dent Power, of the league has ordered
him to report TO jackson.
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District No. 6, United Nine Workers
Of America, the headquarters Of which
IS located at Bridgeport, has issued an
appeal TO the miners for aid for the
Sallneville men, who are out on q strike
because the operators there Will not
live up to the agreement made some
time ago. Contributions are TO be sent
TO Secretary Treasurer T: L. Lewis, at
bridgeport.
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Special Dispatch to the IntelliEenesr.

bpecIaI DlHphIcH TO inc INIeIIIHuuv1F'
PARKERSBURG. W. Va, April 30
The rival Little Kanawha river pankets,
one idea and c. c. Martin, were rae
Ing ON the down trip to-day. When near
Long 0ap bend few miles this side
OF Elizabeth. the Martin struck a snag
and sank In iifteen feet OF water. The
ono Idea came TO her rescue, 'reSeulng
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Yesterday the Pittsburgh league
team played RuckenbergeRs Toronto
team. the contest resulting in a score Of
4toIl In favor OF Connie Aack's Pirates.
Padden distinguished himself at second
for Toronto, accepting nine chances
clean. II is the opinion Of those WIG
witnessed Che game that Toronto OUT
played Pittsburgh. and would have won
had they not been robbed by the um-
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L IS PERMANENT.

Prof. Levitt who has charge Of
the optical department Of the Dillon.
Wheat & HAncher Company, has
met with great success, aud, being
4 very competent oculist, he Is pre-.
pared to deal with all classes OF de.
fectiVa vision. Prof. Levitt will bo
with tho firm permanently, In charge
OF this department, and great Rttoh.
ton will be paid 20 all matters com.
if1g under hia care. u Is Tho aim OF
the iirm 70 provide the most eOimpo-
fects Of vision, a. well % the host
glasses, AZ very moderate coat, and
4 cordial Invitation 10 extended 10 ali
70 call and consult Prot Levitt
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Rnrt Mnrilc pefsatetl.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, April 2O.-The
first base ball game Of the season was
played here Sunday afternoon, Fort
Wayne and indianapolis being the con-
Of practice and were easy for the visi-
tors. Score:
E ISsI.S TssSs :.::.. ~ sSSS S9i 81
Base hits, Fort Wayne II: Indianapolis
10. Errors, Fort Wayne 6; indianapolis 2
Batteries, Knell and Creiger; Dammou
and Wood. Umpire, Smith. Attendance,
. nm
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'YFsTERDAY7s DEPARTUREl

IESIEIIUlN4-9 U9F1NFIIUNEI
Newport. I. :. !. EVANSVILLE. II q. M
Darlington. JEWEL. $50 p. N.
PsrkeraburB. BEN HUR. midnight
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, q. m
Pittsburgh. HUDSON. s q. m.
PnrkefSburR. LIBERTY, II q. m.
MntRmoraS LEXINGTON, II q. N.
ClRrington. JEWEL, 3:S0 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. RUTH, $50 q. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, a. m.
Newport. EVANSVILLE, II q. N,
Clarfngton. JEWEL, 3:So p. m.
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passengers ana saving p1Ft % sthe
freight. which was brought On 70 this
port. no one was hurt The nreW q
ths Martin claims The boat got ont OF
the channel. causing her 70 tlrlk1 >
snag. The race was the result Of fierce
competition for trade. hetYeen the
boats. D. !. Watson win tn 70 raise the
Martin
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DON'T invite disappointment by ex-
perimenting. Depend upon One Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate re-
lief It cures Group. The only harm-
less remedy that produces immediate
results. Logan & Co., Wheeling. W.
Va, B. F. Peabody, BenWood. and
Bowie 6 Co. bridgeport. Q.
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Pinno w11f n GoIII.

We sold q f1ne Upright Plano seven
months ago for 800 to q lady in this
city who Is now obliged to part with It,
In order to sell at once We offer the
and SO per month, Of SI55 spot cash.
The plano II In perfect condition and
can be seen at our store. 1910 Market
street. F. ". BANNER & co.
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ATLANTA. April 2O.-The score:
R.H.E.
Atlanta. ...24Os410O-l4 II !
Columbus. :. OO02OO03-6 Z 4
Batteries-Norton and Fields; Dam
lels. Wilson. pobblna and Hunt.
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Hugo Gerber, Charlie LenbeTt. James
Jackson and others
'I.rah fhe Fofza Ter. . With Mise I.lns
ma Hennlg IN the title role. was repeated
at the Opera House last night for the
benefit Of the West Vlrginla Home Tor
frIendleas and disnbied Confederate vet
erans. q good slHed audience was pres
emit, the rain which commented early in
the evening no doubt keeping many
away. Miss Henhlg duplicated her sue
cess OF last week, giving more finished
performance u anything. while Mr. Mes
Bitt and Mr.. HennIg sm6nthed some OF
the rough edges which were noticeable
In the hrst performance. Miss Rena
House came IN for a fair share Of the ap-
plausc by giving q faithful representa-
ton OF q character that could easily
have been maFred N CARELESS hands.
Nj. Edward Frankhelm was a. perfect
as ever IN his comedy hu8inegl. The
audience was quite apprecihtlve.
The Confederate soldiera. who had
the management Of last nights enter
tainment at the Opera House. for the
benefit Of the West Virginia Home for
Confederate Soldiers, desire % thank
the public through the Intelligehcer for
their generous patronage, and all who in
any way assisted In making the affatr
q success.
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every proper function. les q quieting,
soothing nervine. It eoreetB and cures,
safely and surely, all those delicate De.
engagements, weaknesses, Irregularities and
diseases peculiar to the sex.
hood woman Il tie critical Change Of
life"; and every woman who % run.
down or overWoFked, It's something 70
remember that there'0 = medicine that
viii help you.
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To.day's EameS-C Cleveland at Cincln-
natl Boston At Baltimore, PhilaGelpnla
BROOKLYN at Washington, Chicago at 81.
Louis.
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STEVE o,DoNEEII WON.

suuth Africa, In Ten Hounds.
LONDON, April 2o.-There was n
large attendance ai the National Sport
Ing Club tonight. the event OF special
interest being the contest between
"siGgs" O'Donnell, Of America, and
owen Suiilvup, OF Houth Africa.
Steve" O'DonnclI beat Sullivan In ten
T0unda
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aFpMALR WnAKNESS,T


MRa. BY1oH DANARp,
WTites : "a fsN ysar5 ~
my health hiled. I'm
troubled with female d.
ease IN itS worst form,
having been anieled
abogt AaSR yeaH. ]
was also tFoubled With
constipation, loss o. Gp.
petite, di1EineSgaud ring
Ing h ny had. aeTyoas
proStratiou, hyJtefia. loaS
Of memory, palpitlhon
Of the hear, tpglthar
with that dfed feeling
al the time. Icon8ulted
several phy9ieiauS = no
one could clearly dag
noae my eaae and their
Fuediciies ailed TO rive
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relief. AttGf much peTanaBiou COMMENCED
TAXA aVe bottles and an . wei WSmal doing
my h0aSeWoFk; from . rundown couditioa
have been restored 70 health. ieai g ny dnty
70 feeommeud your Faverlte Prescription fof
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INDIANAPOLIS, ind, April 2O.-In-
dlanapolis II: Cleveland I. Batteries
Wallace, cuppy and Zimmer; Phillips
and Wnnd
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ATUsEirEETS

Attractions, Past add Present. at the
Theatres and Other Resorts.
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Darkest Russia" which appears at
the Opera House tonight. ls a master
piece OF stage construction, and the au-
thor, Mr.. II. Grattan Donnelly, has
woven around the plot a story OF alb
sorbing Interest. The play pictures
every phase OF Russian life. The secret
police. the military and the nIhlllst as
well as the noble. peasant and exile are
seen in every type Of character. AL
though the, play alone Is one which
would con1maud unbounded success. the
proprIetors have nevertheless, mounted
il In an exceedingly lavish manner. The
spectacular enters largely In the set-
tings and the scenic display Is elaborate
and beautiful. Everything necessary
for the production is carried and the
smallest detail has been given careful
attention. The company Is q large and
strong one and all the characters are
effective. Two Of the most prominent
are the comedy roles, Septlmus Cobb, an
American colonel from Kentucky and
the Baroness Won Rhineberg, q young
French widow.
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CHICAGO, April 20.-The election
committee Of ths Century Road Club
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF
u Book, Job, Newspaper ana Pcs
fer sTlntE zone P q RS,.on oSves So
and Rapid Protso4 New Type and DeaignA
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G&I. 0fGI nos.
$4,000 IN COLD CASH
TO SONR CYCLING CLUB.

FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
(S4oo) IN GOLD will be pre-.
sented to the BICYCLE club
whose members, those riding
Rambler Bicycles fitted with @.
& j. tires. shall have to their
credit, for the eight months
from April I, 1896. to Decem-
Der !. 1896. THE GREATEST AG.
GREGATE MILEAGE.
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ron SALE.

JNOR sAI.E-BUTcHERs ICE BOX
.G Address wv, H." Martins Ferry. o.
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DLUMBING SHOP FOR SALE
il cheap Stock horse. wagon. etc. on
easy terms. Good stand. Address r.
Ncare Of Intelligencer once. Hf2t
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Hugo Gerber Charlie Lemberf. Jamei
Jackson and others.
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! !. !. /. !. !. !. !. /.
HERE Il at least
NNuSE q one new thing un-
AZ der the sun which
Xxx shines upon the
On MXS tented field. and
RG that IL Capt Wood
~ NI wards really fam.
RS lN Gus and only school
S M Of trained Alaska
~ ,BtjfSy AS sea Hons and seals,
S which this season form one
= ftS of the exclusive and unique
~ kZ features among thousand
AH2 and one attractions Of the
enormou consolidated
great Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers menageFies, circuses, and hip
podromes to pitch their stupendous
canYaSses in Wheeling on wednesday.
MAY 6. When the exceedingly Wild and
timid nature of these strange Arctic
amphlbih Is considered coupled with the
fact that they are prov ded With tlpperS
only 10 supply the place Of hands and
feet. their performances are absolutely
marvellous and trench closely upon the
incredible. That such necessarily
clumsy creatures on land have been
successfully taught to drill, pitch, catch,
play upon different musical instru>
fnents, sing, and initiate many other
human acts and arts almost suFpasses
belief, but that they do 10 u lncontro-
vertibly attested by the entire press OF
New York, in which city they contlnu..
ously drew big and delighted crowds all
last winter.
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ATTRACTIVE H0URRS

- PN4Glk aEAWlaeA
hce and figure
GhoW Il The pain
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Romankind make
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t,Dnli eyes bloteb.
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tand sVaSted form,
FOLLOW them. This
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70 DE hght rene
d.. d.. PilFee'a
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To.day's local packets are the Liberty,
Lexington and Jewel.
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FOB RENT.

TSbR RFNT-sRvERAL GOOD ROOMS
d IN the City Bank Building. Inquire at
fhs CITY Bank OF Wheeling mrD
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WTANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework. References required
Apply at No. l3i South Penn street. ar2o
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NTANTED = TRUSTWORTHY PER-
w SON TO travel. Salary $50 and QE-
perseS. Reference. Enclosed self-ld-
dressed. stamped envelope. SECRETA-
.RY. Box Up, 2 Chicago.
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Geo. e. @GEEGB1 & Co
Jewel is the Best Carpet Cleaner
WANTED.

NV ANTED-A NURSE GIRL ABOUT
w sixteen years old. Apply at 1913
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iDosITIoNs OPEN FOR FEW PusH-
i ING snlesmen on salary, experienco
unnecessary, permanent employment ap-
ply now. LUKE BROS. CO., Nursefynen.
chicago. mr2s-tnesl
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TITANTBD-A GOOD GIRL FOR Glsll-
w ,ERAL housework. Apply at .
Twanty.third street apD
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" I'll NSAAAAtf9SS
When you are sitting out
on the door stoop use a
Hassock, Grsss Seat or
Bamboo Cushion. We've
either, or all three. at such
low prices it won't pay
you to risk one evening
without them and take
chances of a cold. They
are 5, IS and SOC each.
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ToR RENT-Two ROOMS, FURNISH
I'D or unfuFuiBhed. Possession
given April l. Apply st AS Market street
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TOE sALE.
fok SALE
AFEW CHOICE LOTS 1T EDGiNHT0N
Cheap aud GU Es,y TetmS
w Y. HoGE

1INoR SALE OR RENT-A VERY DE.
IT SlRABLE country residence within
three miles OF the city, on the line Of
ing OF two and one-hnif acres OF ground,
S-rOomed house. outbulldinga, barn, etc;
Water and natural gas IN house. Grounds
improved with shade. BhrubherN, Fruit
etc. Apply to RINEliART 4 TATuM,
City Bank Building. apis
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-08-08
BoURKE COCHRAN TALKS AGAIN
Explains His Views More Fully On
tho Political Situation.

New York, Aug. 3.-Hon. Bourke Cocn-
ran was asked today IL he would support
a third ticket II one were nominated,
Notwithstanding the Views expressed IN
his interview published yesterday.
He said: IF a convention be held at
which all the democrats can be repre-
scented who. believing that the party has
been betrayed at Chicago. are Determined
that its principles shall not per.sn for
lack OF efficient organization. and II free
interchange of opinion be had among it's
members, l should be strongly incmneu
TO accept its decision. I think it more
important that the democratic oppohenls
OF Bryan should be united in one move
ment than that any particular form CT
co-opposition should be adopted"
BY the way" said Cochran, lin com
mentins on my interview. published this
morning, l notice singular approximations
on the part OF some newspapers. 1t Is
assumed that the plan suggested by me
contemplated merely the assembling Of
a convention which would adopt gen
uine,y democratic platform, nominate Nc
kinley electors and stop there. When /
said democrats meeting in such con-
Vention as l suggested, while nominating
Mckinley electors, would provide for re-
ally democratic opposition to the Mckin-
ley administration during the PERIOD OF
its existence, l thought it would be clear
that meant substantial and effective op-
position. Such opposition couIu ma eN-
preston nowhere but in congress, ami 1t
could therefore be maintained only By
bringing those democrats VINO. in the face
| OF treason and cOwardice, remain un-
| yielding and unttrrined, into the new or
| ganization, which would nominate cand.-
| dates for state officers, for congress and
| FOR the state legislature IN every STATE
| existing
| nounced the ancient creed OF the party
| by indorsing populist platform and can
| dldate. Every democrat who refuses to
| support the Chicago platform regards
| the defeat OF the absurd propositions for
| which Bryan stands as the paramount
issue OF the campaign, and since the
| simplest and most effective method OF
accomplishing that result is to nominate
| Mckinley electors, l believe in following
| that course. In a contest OF this char
acter, l believe people would prefer di
| rect to indirect methods of expressing
| their adherence of communism, popu
ism and anarchy. With Bryan and his
socialistic program disposed of. the op
| position to Mckinley and McKineyisII
| would become the duty OF the democrati,
| party. NO organization which had in
dorsed Mr.. Bryan could ever be consd
cred democratic. If we are TO have
democratic party in the future, those VIII,
cherish its principles must be organized
TO take up the defense OF them in tn
city, the state anu the nation, the mo
ment the So-called regular organIza tUA
join the populistic forces
These are my individual views, an
l have seen no reason TO modify then
Nevertheless, have no doubt If the req
resentatlve democratic convention be as
sembled, whatever course ii may decid
to adopt Will be the wisest and bes
method of dealing with this crisis"
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-08-08
MYSTERY PILES UPON MYSTERY
Idaho Officials i'm Thomas Case Are
StiII More BaMed.

Boise. Idaho. Aug. sit has been sew
eral months since Dick Thomas and his
wife mysteriously disappeared from their
farm at Silver creek, Owyhee county, and
no trace of them has yet been discovered.
They disappeared as completely as though
the earth had opened and swallowed
them, and whether one or both were muir
dered and their bodies cached in some in
accessible place is as much of a mystery
as it was last spring Immediately after
the disappearance became known. IN
stead of clearing, the mysterey deepened,
and a recent attempt at murder on the
Thomas ranch has placed another snarl
in the already woefully tangled skein.
According to a story that has reached
Boise, an attempt was made a few days
ago to murder Mrs. Murphy, a sister of
Mrs. Thomas, who has been living on the
Thomas farm since the disappearance of
Thomas and his wife. Mrs. Murphy was
hanging clothes on the line when some
one concealed in a bunch of willows near
by threw a rock, striking Mrs. Murphy
in the forehead, infiicting a frightful
cash. Mrs. Murphy fell to the ground as
though dead. When found, some time af-
terward, she was still insensible. but
shortly after recovered consciousness
The officers of Owyhee county have g
mystery to unravel that has but few par
allels in the northwest.
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BRyAN's SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE
In 1t He VIII Resent Abuse of the
Opposition.

Omaha, Neb, Aug. A special to the
Bee from Lincoln, Neb., says: When W.
j. Bryan leaves for New York next Fri
day evening he will carry with him a
draft of the speech he intends to use be-
fore the notification committee at Madi-
son Square garden. He has devoted con-
siderable time to it already, but will put
a few finishing touches on it before 1t
can be declared complete. 1t will occupy
between an hour and an hour and a half
in delivery. He will discuss the Chicago
platform in detail, and give his interpre-
tation thereof. He is very indignant at
the charge that he and those who stand
with him on the Chicago platform are to
be classed as anarchists or aim to break
down any laws of the country. In his
New York speech he will roundly de-
nounce the accusation. Those who nave
been taken into his confidence say the
speech will astonish the country. 1t con-
tains a number of new and pleasing met
aphors never before used on any stage
and having nothing in common with
"crowns of thorns'' or 'crosses of gold"
It is understood Richard p. Bland will
accompany Bryan to New York. appear
with him at Madison Square and make a
speech 1t is said Bryan will make no set
speeches along the route, but will indulge
in informal talks to people from the GEAR
platform of the coaches.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-08-08
THE RESULT OF RACES AT BUTTE
Ottinger Won i'm the 2;1O TrottinE
Glass, Robbie II Second.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 4.-The races today
resulted as follows
Trotting, 2:10 class, in 8, purse $500
Ottinger, br. g., by Dorsey's Nephew
Q<eating), won; Robbie p. pyle second,
Altao (ShaneD third, Iaho (Williams)
fourth, Ethel Downs (van Bokkelen)
fifth. Time-2:15, 2:1511. 2:13A.
Pacing 2:A class, in 8, purse 500
Lady Waldstein, br m, by Waldstein
(Keating), won; Bill Frazier (Shaner) Sec
ond, Ruby Messenger (McEvoy) third,
Montana Union (WalD fourth. Time -
2:151k, 2:15.
Running, half mile, for 2-year-olds, sell
ing, purse $25O-Shot Silk won, Cyrus King
second, Pat Morrissey third. Mamie D.,
Seaatcr, Baker and Moreno also ran.
Time, 5O11.
Running, five furlongs for 3-year-olds
and upwards that had not won two races
since July 20, selling, purse $250-Grover
won, Chinook second, Pinear third. Gold
Bug, Tennessee Maid and Clacquer also
ran. Time, 1:0S.
Running, five furlongs, 3-year-olds, sell
ing purse $250-Lulu Horton won, Mount
Roy second, Yreka third. General Coxey,
Mojave and Rain Drop also ran. Tine
1903.