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POMONA

POMONA, June 4.--(Regular Correspon-
dence.) The Unitarian church was filled
last night on the occasion of Rev. Pierce,s
lecture on The Arizona Wonderland"
The new bell for the Pomona Baptist
church has arrived and is now hung in the
pelfry. 1t has good tone
Superintendent A. ]. Cutlery and Profs
Storment and Barth of the Pomona pub
lie schools have received from the state
board Of examiners life certificates "a
teachers in this state
The Fourth of July committee is not verv
sanguine from the present outlook that
William Jennings Bryan will be permitted
to speak in Pomona. They have not. how
ever, given up all hope Of success. and will
use every effort to have him talk a few
minutes, If possible. on his way to Los An
geles for July 5th.
The marriage Of w. ]. Schafer and Miss
Maude Salisbury was celebrated IN the
Christian church. Prof. Bowling ofilciat-
ing. on Wednesday afternoon The brides
maid and best man were both Of San Ber-
nardfno, the late home of the bride and for
some months the home of the groom also.
IT is said quite goodly uumber Of the
christian, Endeavor young people of Po-
mona and vicinity will attend the national
convention of the Y. p. s. C. e. in San
francisco from July 7tht to 18th. The
1850 ""ouiceo as
Otis Hidden has been In town a few dsv vs
A'oi" ene lnyo county mining district.
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ANAHEIM

ANAHEIM, June 4.-(Regular Core
spondence) The store of M j. Bauer II
West Anaheim- was burned last night Th'
fire was discovered about 1880 by two
boys, who gave the alarm, and the citi
zens responded promptly. but the fire wa:
under such headway that only few ar
tices were saved from back room, ths
doors of which were found open. This
finding of three packages Of coffee shori
distance from the building and the ap.
pearance of oil having been thrown on
the outside of the building. gives rise to
the theory that the store was burglarized
and then set on fire. The stock was in
sured for $1400; $500 in the Royal and $6OO
in the Firemen's Fund. The building be-
longed to T. A. Darling. and s'as insured
In the Home for $1,000.
The work on the new improvements in
the city are progressing very satisfactorily.
The large water tube boiler has been placed
in position, the pumping pit is down twen-
ty-one feet and the larger portion of the
trenches for the water mains opened up.
The pipe is being laid, and before a great
while Anaheim will have a water sys-
tenn and an electric light plant second to
no city of her size in the state.
The election for school trustee to take
the place of Mr.. Nebelung whose term
has expired Is going on today. j. B. Rea
and A. l.. Lewis are the candidates. The
fight is on the princpalshp of the school
The community is pretty well divided and
carriages are being run by both sides.
The election will be closely contested. Both
candidates are good men, and which ever
is elected will make a good trustee.
w. j. Foy. who left here for Denver a
short time since, wired his family that he
was In train wreck at Glenwood Springs,
Col, In which the engineer and fireman
were killed and number of the passengers
injured, but he escaped without being
hurt.
Nine. Modjeska, who will open the new
opera house at Santa Ana on the evening
of the 18th, will be assisted by Miss Mabel
Langenberger. H. A. Dickel and G. s..
Rogers of this city.
Prof. Ed Crowther expects to have
"Pinafore" ready to put on at Reiser's
opera house on the evening Of the 18th.
W. ]. Henderson and wife of Chicago are
in the city looking for location.
Miss Flora Davis will 60 to Los Angeles
tomorrow for a few days visit to relatives.
Miss Cora Deering has returned to New
Mexico to join her husband. who has been
travelling in Texas.
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runs from Palm Springs. on the South
ern Pacific, to Virginia Dale mining Cis-
trict, has been extended, and now
reaches the Desert Queen and Lost
Horse mines. This will give Los Ange-
les merchants another way of shipping
their goods into this desert country, the
former route being by way of San Ber-
nardino and Victor.
The Southern Pacific people, in view
of the present warm weather, have con-
cluded that many Angelenos will want
to spend tomorrow at the beach. They
therefore will increase their Sunday SER
vice by the addition of a number of
flyers, scheduled for twenty-five minute
runs between this city and Santa Mon
lea. Trains will leave the Arcade depot
at 8,~9 10. II a. m. and and 1885 D.
m, the last rain returning from the
beach at p. m.
John L. Truslow, general agent of the
Santa Fe at Santa Barbara, was in town
yesterday on business. He will return
north today.
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MURRIETA

MURRIETA, June 4-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Foresters' lodge was organ
lied at Temecula last week and many
from Murrieta Joined. Altogether they
have twenty-seven members.
There will be public wedding in the
M. e. church next Sunday night. The
contracting parties are Mr.. Charles r.
North and Miss Florence G. Sykes.
8. w. James had three and half acres
OF barley which made ten tons OF hay.
This shows what summer following will
do. -
Miss Catherine, Garrison went to Los An
geles last week to attend her aunt, Mrs.
Charnock, in a serious Illness
The following are the names of the pu-
pills who passed creditable examination
and graduated from the eighth grade of
the grammar school of the term just ended: :
ella Southland. Nellie Pingrey, Grace Brad
ford. Lena Brown, Irene James, Frank
Norman. Pearl Miller, Rodman Jerauld.
Elmer Bone.
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SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, June 4.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The election OF school
trustee, held today, was interesting. Last
night the only candidate In the field was
r. p. Elliott, the present incumbent. This
morning tickets bearing the name Of Fred
erick H. Rindge were In the field. AS the
day wore on the contest waxed warm, not
between the candidates, for Mr.. Elliott
hardly visited the field Of battle, while Mr.
Rindge was In Los Angeles, but the sup
porters of the two factions represented.
while the A. P. A. sentiment that was in
fused added fuel. The result was 365 votes
cast-2N for Mr.. Elliott and 161 for Mr..
Rindge.
The body Of a man was found floating in
the water near the long wharf this morn
ing by some fishermen, who towed 1t to the
wharf. and fastened 1t. to await the cor
oner's action. The body had been in the
water probably over a week, had full
whiskers. brown hair, partially bald and
was completely naked. 4.
The members of the Conversational
church and few invited friends. In q
body visited Mrs. M. e. Cleveland and
Miss Mcfarland last evening at Mrs.
CievelandFs Third street home. The visit
was complete surprise to the recipients
and was delightful affair.
Many people have noticed on our streets
today a determined looking woman, with
tear7swollen face. walking about, fol-
lowed by little black dog.
Her actions were peculiar and judiclous
inquiry developed a story. She is pre-
possessing looking woman. a resident of
Los Angeles and for the past few months
has been happy in the attentions of de-
voted lover. She also had a daughter.
who she says is Is years old. the daughter
claiming to be II. Two days ago lover
and daughter eloped. Bereft In one fell
swoop OF both loved ones, she started out
on the warpath, accompanied only by the
faithful Fido. To San Pedro she Jour
neyed, but only to meet disappointment.
Better luck was in store for her here, for
within an hour after her arrival she had.
located them in a lodging house. With ali
her persuasive powers In full blast. she
remainded with them through the long
hours Of the night, but evidently to no
avail. for today she sought aid from the
police. Some one sent her to Constable
Myers She wanted warrants for the lover.
Tor the daughter, for everyone concerned.
and at last accounts she was undecided on
what grounds TO demand them.
Mrs. s. c. Carpenter entertained a partv
OF young ladies' and gentlemen last even
Ing. Whist was the game of the evening
ana MISS Cherlena WEIGH and Mr.. Barnes
captured the first prizes. while Mrs. NC
Coy and Eugene Bohme were awarded the
consolation prizes.
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SAN BERnHRDInO COUNTY
SAN BERNARD1No

SAN BERNARDINO. June 4-1(Rerular
Correspondence. Louis J. Searcey. The
negro who was to hang on June 25th for
the murder of man at Bagdad Dec. 6th
last, will not die on the day set, as his
attorneys, Hall & Bledsoe. have appealed
the case to the supreme court
Albert Metzkow was seriously hurt in a
runaway accident on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Holmes now says that she
did not attempt suicide, but took an over
uose OF me cnioroform, which drug she is
In the habit of taking to induce sleen
The Cotton newspaper war that has been
waged IN the courts has come to an END,
ana h. M. McKie has come out victorious
IN as much as the court gave him Judgment
against 2! J. Q. Danley's bondsmen for about
Ine directors Of the Atheletic club have
decided to put In baths in their new,
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/ TI7ERN NsEM4FeEl7VR4lS|sS:5 q 55FEelHls 7;' 8:
ORANGE COUNTY
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, June 4.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Charley Cooper, an old
time Santa Anan, returned today from a
trip around the world. Mr.. Cooper has
been absent about three years. and visited
almost every civilized country on the
globe and many that are not even partially
civilized. He served several months In the
British army In the East Indies. but Sc
cured a discharge on account of sickness.
The following officers for the term be-
ginning July 1st were chosen by Santa
Ana lodge, No. 149. X. of p, at its meet
ing Wednesday night: c. c.. B. E. Turner:
c., l.. Baade: M. W., p. s. Roper; X. of
r. and S.. Nap Donovan; NJ. of F.. Will
Clendennen; M. of E., e. G. Maxwell: M.
A.. c. f. Myrick; O. G.. Roy Bishop;
trustees. p. s. Roper and Dean Johnston.
The public school at Villa Park closed to-
day.
Miss L.Morris. who has been engaged in
missionary work In Alaska returned re-
Gently to her home in Villa Park. Miss
Morris brought with her some interesting
curios collected In the land of the Eskimo.
Mrs. Thomas MCCARTHY of Tustin. with
her children. has gone to Randsburg to
join her husband.
Eza Mccormick was arralgned in the SUI
perior court and pleaded guilty to a charge
OF simple assault and was sentenced to
serve ten days in the county jail. McCor-
mick is the boy who took a shot at train
near Orange recently.
President Edgar Of the chamber of COM
merce. while riding a bicycle last night,
ran into rock in the roadway and ex-
perienccd a severe fall. His left ankle was
badly sprained.
+. M. Goff of this city is packing his
household goods, preparatory to remov-
ing to Honduras. Central America where
he recently purchased a coffee plantation.
Mr. Goff will leave next Tuesday and will
be followed by his family week later.
young Mexican by the name of Frank
Marcea was run over In Silverado canyon
this morning and had his leg broken. He
was brought to this city for treatment.
Napa dispatch says that John Doe
and Richard Roe. aged 10 and q respec-
lively, have been arrested at that place
on charge of felony embezzlement
on warrant issued from Orange county.
whose sherin will be in Napa in a few
days to take charge of the young offenders,
The young men got possession Of a pair of
mules few months ago. with which they
left Santa Ana, selling the animals at
-
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Left for Home

Chairman w. H. Afford of the state
Democratic executive committee, who
has been visiting in Los Angeles for
the past ten days, left for the north yes
terday. During Mr. Affords visit the
Whittier trustees appointed Miss AL
ford, sister of the chairman, to po-
sition in the boys department of the
Institution. Mr.. Affords visit was cut
short by a telegram asking him to at
once return to San Francisco to attend
a meeting of the Bryan arrangement and
reception committee, which convenes
at the Palace hotel this morning at
IL o'clock
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quarters. and bids for that purpose hsv,
been advertised for. new
REDLANDs

HEDLANDS, June 4.-(Regular corre-
spondence.) The Redlands Orange Grow.
ers, association has definitely decided to
puild packing house and to pack its own
crop hereafter. The lot has been purchased
OF 3. q. Balcolm and the building will he
erected very soon. 1t will be located IN
water street, between Fifth and Sixth
wnich is very convenient location and
aoJacent ss to both railroads. The lot ia
a.. .o.Az. Ieet' amording plenty of room for
sue tracks. The association has COM
pieted its business for this season. ali ~
us fruit having been shipped. The sec.
retary and general manager, A. B, Rug
gies. reports very satisfactory averages
Tor the fruit sold. The figures will be madc
pubic IN a day or two and will ndoubtedlv
pc among the highest showings for the sea.
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THE WORLD ON WHEELS
Sunday s. p. Flyers for Santa Monica
Other Notes

Matters in railroad circles yesterday
were very quiet, hardly ripple disturb
ing the general stagnation of business
The different freight agants have abou,
completed their arrangements for the
coming fruit crop and are now resting
on their oars awaiting its advent Pas
senger travel Is very slack either way,
and the ticket men are on the qui vive
whenever customer appears.
The new branch which the Southern
Pacific railroad is building out from
Pomona has been graded within twp
and half miles of Chino, but work on
it has been for the present stopped. 1t
is the intention Of the company to ex-
tend the line to South Riverside and
then to Riverside, with the intention OF
forming loop.
The Palm Springs stage line, which
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

The prize offered by Graham E. Babcock
tor an appropriate name for the new BATH
mouse was awarded Los Banos,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, Miss Has
wen ana Herbert d. Lewis visited Point
Iona Yesterday going by carriage and
picnicking at the point. "''u
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenfeld, nee sned.
purs. OF san francisco have been spending
The ladies of the M. f. church sa,.s !.
very ENJOYABLE sociable at the Hotel H.
isephine on Thursday evening. ~
=. W. Andress will leave for an extended
eastern visit early in the week.
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BEAUMONT

BEAUMONT, June 4.-(ReguIar Corre-
spondence.) H. w. Graham, formerly of
this place. lately foreman of the Santa Ana
world, has received an appointment in the
government printing office at Washington.
Inc cherry crop is good here and the
irult very nne. Quite shipping business
Is going on at present.
There is a very abundant hay and grain
crop and the hay is of the finest quality.
Two balers are at work here. Smith e
stewart have just received fine new sem
arator and expect good run of work.
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SAN PEDRO

San PEDRO. June 4.-(Regular Core
spondence) An election for school trnstee
W. VS. h ns,o To-Day. but the returns have not
me & remain: Of W. r. Hyde, who died
here yesterday by the knights ~ pvts,sa 0es;so
lodge. ~ u f'ytnias
that resort Thursday. ossf from
y p. Rowan and Capt. Blake cam. ! -,
on.r. On ne morning train, returning il ~ \,
I, ). Ex-sherin Z Tom p. Hayes died yester-
S',Ssr.5 INK = H.s residence IN Wilmington. III.
suspices Of Wilmington lodge, NJ. - - ~
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Mayor Harrison and the wh.sl

Chicago is to be Congratulated upon
the possession OF cycling mavor- !
enler executive who Is addicted to find
ing a healthy relief from the cares OF
omce py an open-air spin of a score
or so OF miles whenever occasion offers.
Somehow, It seems only natural that the
public should cotton to democratic
mayor who thus loves to experience the
primitive satisfaction OF a well-xround-
ed confidence in his own muscles. Such
spirit is both healthy ana democratic.
st. Louis Republic. :,
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we have just cause to hope that. the
tai OF this unwieldy empire doth an
nroacn' It was high noon with It
nrty years ago. we hope now it draweth
rear night; the rather. because luxury.
though late, yet at last has found the
Turks out, or they IT, Today the sick
man appears to be in tolerable good
health thank you. Boston Globe.
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY
work by Pasadena camps excellent drill

work by Pasadena camps excellent drill
team.
Miss Churchill Of West California street
received a stroke of apoplexy last night
and Is reported to be in critical condition.
Wallace Coping has returned from
ten-daysH bicycle trip. During his abb
sence he visited Riverside. Elsinore, San
Diego. San Juan Capistrano,' Santa Ana
and Los Angeles. covering distance of
about $50 miles.
N. H. Mitchell will assume the manage
ment OF the Hotel Mitchell in Pasadena on
the 10Th inst, and the hotel will be open
for guests on July 1st. Mr.. Mitchell has
been out Of the hotel business since last
November
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CORONADO

CORONADO, June 4.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) John c. Fisher, collector Of
the port at San Diego, entertained the
trustees Of the new San Diego county state
normal school at dinner at Hotel Del Corr
General Churchill and s. v. Reynolds,
accompanied by Captain Dunno. were out
for fish yesterday. Owing to the nrass,,c ~
OF a whale the party returned.
General passenger agent John ]. Bvrne
at Coronado. S~' arg
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Rev. J.Wilbur Chapman, DID,, pastor
of Bethany Presbyterian church, Phila-
delphia. has been called to the pastorate
of the Marylebone Presbyterian church,
London, England, to succeed Rev. Geo.
+. Pentecost, DID.
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Improved Beach Service

On the Southern Pacific for Long Beach h
and San Pedro. Leave Arcade depot,
weekdays 900, 1906 a. m., 1:40. SOB
p. m. Returning last train leaves Long
Beach and San Pedro s: Is p. m. Ten
day round trip so cente.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY

account of his wife's health and may
locate here.
Much interest is developing here in the
ball game to be played at San Bernar-
dino Sunday between the Riverside team
and the Seventh Regiment nine. A special
train will be run.
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New Laws for Min. Toe.

New Laws for Mine Locators and Stockholders
The new blanks conforming to the new
laws are now ready. Price Is cents. N. A.
Wolcott & Co., printers and publishers,
1928 S. Broadway. Los Angeles, and all
booksellers.
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Do Not 90 to Catalina

Before you have bought one of the choice
residence lots of the Beaudry estate for
$500 or less. Time given and payments
easy. Room H. 217 New High street.
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Pasadena and Pacific Electric Car,

Pasadena and Pacific electric cars
leave Fourth street for Santa Monica
every thirty minutes on week days and
every fifteen minutes after $3.50 a. m or
Sundays.
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No safer or more efficacious remedy can
be had for coughs or any trouble of the
throat than Browns Bronchial Troches."
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What Care Though Cops Be Niehp
I've bought one of the $75 lots now being
offered by the Beaudry estate. Room Il,
H7 New High street.
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Notlcei Before Looking Elsewhere
Call at the Empire Livery Stable, 307 South
Los Angeles street, for tallyhos, single AMI
double rigs. Get our prices We defy
competition. 307 South Los Angeles street
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> Long Beach end San pedro Tr.,o, -,

Long Beach and San Pedro Trains
On the Southern Pacific leave the Arcade
depot on week days at 900, 1906. a. M, 1:4O
SOB p. m. On Sundays, an additional train
at S:15 a. m. Last train returning Sunday
leaves Long Beach and San Pedro at $40
p. m. Round trip, good ten days, so cts.
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Latest style of wall paper at A. A, Eek.
y strom's. 3M South Spring street.
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Two badly liberated roots; a splendid,
safe and easy operation.
REV. SELAH w. BROWN,
April 7, 1897. University.
Feb. %.
have just had bad tooth drawn by
the Dr., and it did not hurt me bit.
MRS. j. B. ROBBINS,
Io43 Norwood st.
February IL. 'o7.
take great pleasure in testifying to
the treatment practioed by DR.. Schiffman
in extracting teeth. had two very bad
teeth extracted today and did not feel the
least pain, but on the contrary the sensa-
tion was very pleasant one.
@. V. SIMMONS,
III E. First St.
The Doctor extracted one tooth for mo
painless'y.. recommend him.
J. w. LENOX,
33I E. First st.
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Mechanics tools. Furrey's. 15s North
Spring street.
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Has Been Sick I Lonr rime

It VA - long ago ~. 163s that
Hhoz7es Fuller wrote shout Turkey:
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DIR. WONG HIM

S31 South Hope St. Los Angeles,
Cal.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-03-27
SPORTING NOTES.

II is said that Pink Hawley has four
new spring suits, with overcoats TO match
each outfit. Al Maui, Tommy Dowd and
Tom McCrecry need 10 smoke up if they
would rival the Pink in grandiloquent get
up.
Charley Reilly" says Manager SChmelz,
sis showing the same snap and fire in prac-
tice that he displayed when he played
for rne in Columbus in 1890, and depend
on il, if he is as good this season as he
was then, he will open the eyes Of people
who allowed him to 20 to a minor league
in 1885,
A road book for the District Of Columbia
League Of American Wheelmen will be
issued about April 10. The valuable little
volume will contain descriptions of seventy
routes and thirty roads, their condition
in good and bad weather, the distances be-
tween points, and whether billy or level.
1t will also give descriptions of the riding
district around Washington and how to
take care of the injured in case Of accident.
Names of hotels favoring the L. A. W.
with reduced rates in Maryland and Vir-
ginia viii he listed, and all in all il will
be a very instructive and valuable guide
to riders
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-03-27

Thomas doubtless retarded his speed for
twas many days before he won his maiden
race. After he had achieved that event he
rested on his laurels and never won again.
A couple of years ago he was sold for n
mere bagatelle--a hundred or two.
Peter the Great again Illustrates that
race horses are just like wonen-you can
never place them. Charley Boots bred him
on his Elmwood Stock Farm at Milpitas.
and Peter won every race in which he en-
tered at the Bay District. At Chicago he
made Domino let out every link to beat
him, and the horse from Milpitas gained
great fame Albert Cooper paid s o 600 for
Peter, tut the horse never showed in front
again. The MiIpitas hoodoo was too strong
for him to overcome.
j. j. McCaffeTty, who is said to be one
Of the shTewdest turfmen in the country,
has also picked up several gold bricks
In his dealings with owners Of world-bcat-
ers. McCafferty was anxious to break al
the bookmakers by taking 500 GOO on; Of
the ring at one fell Swoop. He chose Aloha
for his mascot and purse winner. paying
$50. 900 for MIN. The great killing was
made, according TO schedule. tut MoCaffer-
ty and Aloha We're among the slain. Aloha
was sol1 off for 81 200.
McCafferty also paid $500 for Fatality
at MaCdOnouGb's sale at st. Louis. The
mare won one purse and then broke down.
Every prominent horsenan in the coun-
try can tell stories of hopes built on year
lings that never realized. When the first
lot of Salvatore get was sold in New York
they averaged Sc 600. Sallie Woodford, by
Salvador out OF Miss WOodford. the queen
of the turf, brought $4,000 at the sale.
Green B. Morris exchanged that amount of
gold for her. Sallie proved failure, as
did most of the others.
These instances show that there is no
royal road to success upon the turf. The
best advice TO give TO a young man who
yearns TO see his oolors at the front and
is willing TO spend fortune to place them
there may be found in that ancient TeciTe
for rabbit pie-first, catch your rabbit.