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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

Tomas Hernandez charged with as
sault with intent to roh, secured re-
lease from the county jail today
through habeas corpns proceedings
in the district court, and is now out on
bonds.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

The first eiehty-fve miles of the
White Oaks will be built with east
Texas timber, but after that all the
timber will come from the Sacra
mento country. The reservation up
there has been thrown open by the gov
ernment, and settlers can now tiock In
there
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

w, j, Williams. the G. II. yardman
whose right hand was badly nipred
November l, while making close
coupling at night had his bard
put back into good shape by DR.. Turn
err, the company surgeon, and is now
able to report for duty again.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Out of Respect.

WASHINGTON, December I6.-At
the cabinet meeting today nothing i'm
portaut trauepired. On account OF the
presidents bereavement, it was decid-
ed to postpone all official functions for
one month
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

J. T. Logan's little boy got hold
bottle of cough medicine in the hurry
of moving, and swallowed It.. The
prompt arrival of medical assistance
saved the child from serious injury.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

In the district court, E. F. J. Nc
Carthy Is given judgment on promi-
sorry note against E. S. and G. T. New
man for 1885 80 with interest from
date of note at per cent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Fresh From Europe.

NEW YORK, December 16.-Among
the passengers tha. arrived this MORN
ing, via the steam ship Kaiser Will
helm from Naples, were Archbishop
Kahn, of st. Louis, Hon. Adlai E.
Stevenson and Mrs. Stevenson
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

B H Meyer sues for q divorce In
the district court from his wife Henna
because of alleged abandonment.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Suicide Through Love.

CHICAGO, December 16.-Louis Arm
strong, the manager of the Imperial
hotel, committed suicide at noon to-
dav bv shooting himself. He loved
Vera Hall, q vaudeville actress.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Pool Rooms Raided.

CHICAGO. December 16.-Fif. cen
local pool rooms we're closed by the
police this morning. Faro banks and
poker rooms will be newt to go.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

Judge Fall does rot think that the
L. S. supreme court will act on the
appea, in the Rio Grande Dam and Ir-
rieation case until the adjourned ses-
sion in February.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

Inspector Mehan has just gathered
up two ChinOs at San Marcial, whose
certificates existed in fancy rather thsa
in fact.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Senator Hanna i'm Washinrton,

WASHINGTON, December 16-Sen-
ator Hanna has returned to Washing
ton, His appearance indicates that he
has fnlly recovered from his recent in
disposition.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16

DR.. Yaudell requests the HERALD to
say: 'tLet Manager Wa'k"r, of San
Antonio. wire the manager of the Ell
Paso opera house that Sin Gay New
York; will play in San Antonio at same
prices asked in Ell Paso, one dollar and
fifty cents for p.rquette and two front
rows of dress circle, and there will be
no farther kick. We have been played
for suckers to the limit"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Reported Iusurgent Victory.

HAVANA, December 16 1t Ia report
ed here tba. the insurgents have
captured and destroyed the city OF
Bayamo.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-16
Silver Markets,

NEW YORK, December 16.-Slver
66a. Lead $50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-01
A D1scoURAGEMENT.


$50 you are writing for an English
publication" she said to the young
man to whom she is engaged.
Yes. How did you know
"A friend of mine sent a London
periodical in which one of your poems
was published"
Yes. That publication seems to like
my work very well. The matter that
II took from me last week amounted
to e."
ITO seven pounds" she repeated
wonderingly.
Yes"
Albert. DO you know how to keep
books"
mo. But suppose can learn"
Then / wish you would do So
But it's hard werk and doubt very
much whether / would be success at
it."
We'll, then open store or learn to
run hotel or something like that"
Don't you like writing as an oecu-
pation?"
Not now. / used to think II was a
noble and beautiful vocation. But
when 1t comes to selling poetry by the
pound, feel that II is time to abandon
literature forever" - Detroit Free
Fress.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-01
THIS PHOTOGRAPHER KNEW.
Understood What the Girl Wanted and
Succeeded After Others Failed

From the Chicago Times Herald.
There is a South Side girl who until
recently her friends thought the hard
est person in te world TO please. Not
In general but in q particular crochet
OF hers, that was photography. She
used TO have an inordinate number or
likenesses of herself taken. The proofs
generally seemed TO please ber.~vey
well, but on receiving the finished pro-
duct she would go away somewhat dis
appointed and in q day or so inform
her friends that the pictures were not a
success: that she didn't like them at all
and that she was going TO try some 9TH
er studio II was In vain that the latter
persisted that the pictures rssembled
her very much or that they were ex-
uuisitely finished. or that they were
from one Of the best places In the city.
She continued TO be dissatisfied again 4
and again. She would point ouf an
imaginary speck or what she consider
ed defect in light or shade then crit
icise the pose and say that she locke
like a fright and finally wonder no
the photographer could ask such priq
for so mediocre piece OF work
She was not by any means bad y
ing. but many Of the photogrW
fiattered her. Her friends knew
she was aware Of this, conseq
they could not attribute her pecI
to injuredAvanity. They made
guesses ami surmises AT the reg
of her faAdlousness. but
sooner or Sater disproved.
when they ~ about given "
nome one ~ perfectly n
explained tlfa nkad at
ness She dila
with which he IL
thorough appI
truly artistic.
very inferior pR
were amazed.
she was serious.
ing on her SUCCESS X
81 won't need 20 1
girls" she said.
They were at a "
until the conclusionV
which ran about as 10
Eyes. he's just the Ia
rapher | ever went TO.
appreciative Why do yov
/ left he asked permlssiohV5IP~v
in the window"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-01
WILLING TO oBLIGE.

"rd like to see man kiss mel she
said with considerable spirit
well" he replied thoughtfully, as
a spectacle think you would md II
disappointing. The value OF a kiss does
not lie in the looks OF II. you know.
However, II you feel that way about II
/ would suggest that you stand over
here and look IN the mirror There!
That's just it,
you horrid thing" she exclaimed
lust about half a minute later.
Afterward she confessed to her dear
es. friend that she was so preoccupled
that even then she did not see anyone
kiss her. but she was pretty vel con-
WINGED in her own mind that some one
did.-Chicago Post.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-01
pAtsEo HIMSELF.

my child do you think he has the force
and perseverance, to raise himself TO your
level?"
'I am sure he has. mamma. Why. hay1
YOU forgotten the time the elevator wa
broken. how he climbed the whole eigl
storits2"
Love laughs not alone az loeksmithf.
peclally in our throbblng civilization N
are others.-Deirolt Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-01

They were talking Of golf and she
grew enthusiastic.
All" he said. Il infer that you play"
"Oh. yes" she replied. Il play. the
game. but I must confess that / don't
speak the language very fiuently yet"
--Chicazo Post
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-01
EUGENE Y. DEBS'
GREAT labor Speech,
Made in This City Last Monday
Evening.
An Eloquent Arrangement Of the IN
Justice of Employers.

He Plead for The Cause ofthe Strik-
ers in a Manner Which Won Him
the Attention and Applause OF
Three Thousand Hearers - The
Text of the Remarks OF an Able
and Convincing Labor Leader.
Readers in Every Walk Of Life
Will Learn Something by Its
Perusal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

Of q type invented by Ms warns. which there
vas prof, ot about 81 each for ncr In answer
70 this it s sa2wn 5nst i1In.Ho n:scars" not
OF which has been sold. and tnat i4U (ncs
800 Of new type: haylng bag carrier Ct
n Led b by Men s.s Ss:s
FOR New-York a, SO each. while otner cttiss .p0
SIS each he difference Il price being faned p
ihi. city because Mrs.: wsrins Shen they YER
~aiving all royalties upon them.
Among other charges made II was tntnased thee
the separation Of ga5age ard rs,pse s @
advantage. that the Colonel MADE money OUT ot
cart nike tina, the men in the Department are
taxed for the annual paaoes ana Are ~.
ticular stores. etc. All were summed up n2Eeye,.
IN the sweeping assertion that Colonel WannE
within three years has acquired enough money Lons
'the finest hor,es in TIE Park and ris,W Europs
at the expense q the city Ever charse 10 70;
the assertions about his wealth. horses and Euro
pean Trims are saown 20 BE- fables. without iounda'
I've have thus written you az length specifying
be i'm position aTording no excuse for failure %
make your retrar;ion immediate. also because OF
the contents OF the second article rrterten 70 ~
which YOU solicit some such Information you ~
there es ger state that your former heures vete
taken from official records We have given ABOVE
the figures from the recorcs Inose slVep oy -"
not herein attempted 20 designate line by line the
defanatory statements. but 20 snord you no
ron which will enable you TO designate tnem ana
retrac; them. :. .xw.>
IN you so desire you AZ :oerty TO puonsh
this letter but its publication will not oe aecepssd
az compliance with our demand unless accom-.
panied by a immediate and detailed retraction o.
tour precious defamstory statements. 10 when
retractior you required 70 give prominence
ra,iins such retracton we shall as Instructed.
bring proceedings against YOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
BUFFALO LlThIAWATER

20 argue a quality Of wisdom IN him that WI,
Insure his equal success II elected AZ the n'''
Mayor Of Greater Nsv-Yorl.
Much enthusiasm was shown A. the meeting ana
those present pledged themselves to work for Seth
Low with intense energy until the election. The
following member. Of tbs Executive Board we're
present:
Mrs. W. p H. SCOTT. eh.irn.n ., ne ccn,nni'''e on
Bcroughs OF the Woman's Municipal L>a<ss
Members fos Msnhaitab--Mfs WILLIAM HESE,
scHiEPrEiIS. Mrs JOHN JAY WHITE: III; ~
PAY PiHP n. Miss MILDRED HiSTURS and Aiss
PAULINE u. GOI,nAARK. . a..
Members DronI-Niss MARY 4. FISHER shn INV
NAcCPACHtS. ~ :, .--,-,,
Member. 10 Richmond-N!u II>!zAbETH y 'lHTIs
and Mics MABEL BONNER ,x,,c,o,.,
Member. for Breoi!vn- Mrs JAMES sCnYMGEoIP
Mis- KATHERINE 7. MALIBf snt MT MANIA
HUNTINGTON Elm ELL. x-...~r
Ns-nh<, To-. Qy-.rs-Miss ANITA LAWRENCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
FAMOUS HORSES AT AUCTION.

JOHN SANFORD BOUGHT CLIFFORD TOR 5000.
The great thoroughbred sale OF the Easton Com
pany will DO finished al Morris Park to-day begin
ming a, 1910 o'clock. The horses In training now
owned by the kens!co Stable and Other horses me
property OF O II. p. Belmont. W. Rogers X l.
X lse. james r Keens and Others viii De disposed
%. '-.4 .-
william Eas,on had a long llsj OF Sallons and
brood mares and Other animals 20 sell AZ auction
Yesterday A. Morris Park ana he conducted the
safe with his wcll-known and un.aing skill. dip
lofnacy. tact and eloquence. lie Is certainly re-
markabls auction-er. The renowned racehorse
CLIFFORD was purchased FOR 500 by John Sansorr
o. the Hurricane stud /. = understood that M
Sanford VII, use clifford FOR breeding and will not
attempt him. Mr. SANFORD paid $50 for
that charming nlly one Love. rom the Thompton
stable He will o. course. use her az brood
mare. since her racing days are over. II" Brook-
dale stations Juvensl and kinglike were knocked
down AT .ow prices While no one seemed 20 want
Uncas and FaNerdale al any figure tncas - now
IN extreme old ag- and Taveriale was never strih-
ingly successful AZ Tie stud. j. II. Hagsin and Is i.
clyde invested extensively in brood mares ana John
+. Madden also bought number u brood mares
Here are the details concerning the mos; important
and besi-knosn animals which were sold.
PROPERTY OF TIE BROoKDALE STUD.
s,noi. br. m. H. b. Ircquo--GonaoIa. J. p
STAT > m. ii. BY King Erne,,-Mimi. ". i-.s IA
s"necrop Cd. NJ II. by -ton.h.nssMary Rues- ~,
sa.pens-. b. m. u. by see sa~-IAls Maedur 20
sHs.. Home. b.. NJ 10 b, knight OF St ra''ie. 800
rhi.,edeTn : m Z b. Eo,h-n -in'.raick: u. F.
On. Low. b. M I, b, mining Apple: John san go
IuyeSal 3D. b.. s BY s.n,a,on-satir.: {. J. En- ,oo
kiasiite. b b. Il b; kins Mini: v. II. 90,
PROPERTY or WILLIAM \ ENGEMAN.
f:gmont. h. L.. ~ by Enquirer Meits. J. T. sea -,
sle-dv, ch m. II by spend,hrtn -Kapans'.
PROPERTY or r. I. ROSE.
clifford ir r : by BrAmbe--DuchsSs; John ,aa~ 49,.
FORD ..........- '.UO
PROPERTY or o II. p. BELMONT
spaira r. n. Z by 81. B'aisc-Susquehanna. ]. r.
U,grin .................... ............ 800
PROPERTY Oh W. z JENNINGS.
Els. Ro-aiinl. b ~. rs b. M1r,emsr -BisrgpFiie. $3.50
n.ssoa., D. ~ Il. b, H'amnl,- pobine'. J. Il ia
",I"'' 90" '''' - - ..,............. i.i5O
Ella i,e.-i en- ~. hy III t.cd-Ha,'- n n F. s.o
r.lie Doe cb IT, IS by Great rom--N'ra Turner. .o
ssin br M Il, by Cire., Torn--Maripo,a. J n 60.
N .ile 5 Il r. NJ. u. oy nrisadier -bonni" ,oo
ms''a' - - nv T,@arro Kempe: = = ciyds SO
,sri.s ma. hr. -. BY cateshy Stella j. xoo
ne, i',R' =, 80 n ytsrg,n .......... 81 900
NJ Jacl b. ~. IL. By aask-Moh pav'; j. H. -,
''SsI ' r"i,. ,,,d5e, ......'............ 1000
s,. rodse t. en- M 80 Nv Bonnie Nav
rs,r R.rS.r,"n. M H. b. Hermit Rornplns 'iirl
T. T. ';de ..'.....-'''' ''''''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
HARD AT WORK FOR LOW.
WOMEN APPEALING 70 VOTERs-ARGC
MENTs TO CITIZENS FOR THE SUPPORT
OF THE BEST CANDIDATE

A great many earnest and zealous women IL tho
Greater NswYork working with the utmost
activity and energy to bring about the election of
Seth Low Mayor. In order to consider further
means of educating the voters TO a realization Of
the questions at issue, an important meeting OF
women's committees Of the boroughs was held yes
terday, at the house o! Mrs Rober: s. Mintura,
No 100 Eaet Twenty-hret-st. The best arguments
to be used In persusdns citizens TO vote for Seth
Low were discussed, and II was decided TO dis
tribute large numbers Of printed appeals TO the
electors These appeals will be handed TO the en-
ployes OF manufactures and shops at noon
and will be scattered abroad elsewhere OF
each appeal 1900 copies have been ordered as a
first supply The first appeal IL az follows. large
type being used freely:
Do you really want those new parks and baths
good. big schools and all the rest OF it, that every
Then get Setn Low elected
LOOK AT HIS RECORD.
Seth Low helped to get 81 $1,000 from Albany to
employ the unemployed on public parks and drives
In 1891 ONho used UP that money,
Seth Low improved the schools OF Brooklyn Is PEI
cent In 1888.
Seth Low has built big lbraryfor The city.
Seth Low hs. founded twelve scholarships in m.
Barnard College for the higher education Of
Seth Low has helped to get American privileges
for Hebrew citizens ard ,i he Ia, gwen seven Co.
Seth Low reduced the city debt OF Brooklyn hy
100000
disputes at the request OF Workingmen and has
prevented mary strikes. ,....,- -. 49,.
man like that knows how to give his hs city
the Improvements We need
The second appeal is entitled The Women OF
Manhattan 10 the Voters % Manhattan" and here
is It's wording:
in ira lust and enlightened government. the
we women Of Manhattan earnestly request ever
90 az the Citizens Unon-Seth Low-fcr Mayor
and for the following reasons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
GEORGE AND THE IRISH.
he TELLS ABOUT HIS SYMPATHY WITH THEN IN


pupe1LLNo rAMMANY ATTACK
~. ,,uo,,n~ statement which was attributed
70 Henry George was given out at Tammany HAN
yesterday afternoon;
.rh. irish people remind Of piece OF WOOD
that has beer. burned until It 10 -tinder. race
I. in the fire, and the charred remains nafe up
,or a moment and die out. Tho English people
are like piece Of dry oak Place the OAK IN the
Ere and II burns with bright and steady name
until none Of its substance 10 left In othef "oos
the Irtsh comprise a nation Of people without any
,teadfastness Of purpose. They naie up IN NJ.
r,cn. about a subject. but lack the experience
and Intelligence to continue the Tight On the con-
,rsry. the English people once In rsht' are IN
N sfsv Thew DO not know when they are whipped
They have stability Of purpose as well as naturaI
bravery. and consequently they are ut to govern
When this statement was subsequently SHOWN 10
Mr. George he instantly repudiated It and asserted
that nsyer In his speeches or IN his writings hao
ne expressed such opinions. and incidentany' WIN
the object OF showing his sympatny win 'ne ir,sh
people In their agtaticns against the oomihsuoh
OF the English Government he reisted how once
he had been arrested In Ireland for agreeing with
.,ns;r cour.s I'm $780," he said. when l was
In Ireland representing An American-ifish news
paper stated at meeting held In Lo"s"rea
ina, the land belonged TO the irish people, ana
that they should not be called upon TO pay rent
to an absent English landlord For Una, "aS
arrested by g corps Of the armed constaouarg co,
ablary escort to the house OF an nonoar En, as
s,ra,s When the case was explained 10 MN NJ
refused TO Try IT, and sem, me before the ps,o
magistrate In The meantime al my b oerGIs
fof discriminating evidence One witness s,.er sn
other tesfiAed that the names or suspects werc
fonnd IN NV possessions. together with secitous
wriings and that bad been seer gElns mo
point ON, were copies Of my own BOOK on me
IRISH Land Question and the snspecteo nere
| bought a collar button s 49,, my
'.Nv irisl lasted all DAY and had made up my
r,,nd maj would certainly he sent to prison.
A. that time however the Il Ens y srrps hauns
,hssr ser, "a London. Mr. Gladstone teiegraphed
an order that should be released TINS was aon-
i was shsdowed day and night by the police:
havs always advocated the cause on inS mnre
hsn once over meetings held by the women m Lanq
10 crsate an .nmity on tine part OF the lrisn IN
this city towards me comes with very pad grace
from a man who during the time ne mas spen!
'fin England has never taken the trouble 10 WISH
lrs,and.'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
HERE'S REPUBLICAN, DOCTRINE.
READ n AND DECIDE FOR YOURSELF WHO
ARE DISIOYAL TO PARTY POLICY

Republicans In TIE city who rave become con.
y-nced that the ony way TO defeat Tammany IN
the coming election is TO aid In the election OF seth
Low are not much concerned about threats al No
puolicar leaders 20 read out Of the party all mern-
her. OF the organization who Fail TO vote tor Gar
eral Tracy Many Republicans have said that ~
uoud os a queer performance 70 read out OF TIE
marty msn who follow tne party doctrine ana may
nav. pointed to the statement which was naads ~
tho Republican majority OF the Constitutional Cors
yer,ion OF 1894 follows. in explanation Of ehe
enactment 20 separate State ami National frosa
local Elections:
eve seek 70 separate in the larger cities municipal
elections from tn. State and National elsctiors -
the end that the business affairs OF our greaS
mu,le,n,l corporations may be managed upon taeiP
,un merits. uncontrolled by National and etAts
,oI,i,s and to the end also. that the great iseuae
~ National and State politics may be determins4
,,non their merits free from the disturbing ana
nfren dernora ling effects Of local contesss.".
Reference has been made also 70 the RESOLUTION
adonted py the Republican County Convention a.
isst commenting the new Constitution ana dscass'
ing. -. A.. .,,s,.. ...~,,,. 80 .,s. 49,
10 conducted On a strictly non-partisan basis We
meal 10 t,e people Of this city TO cast aSade parry
nreiudce ana combine with us ID Determined IT.
fort 10 ee, candidates chosen solely with sefeyeaoo
to their ability ana integrity. and pedged 70 conduct
the affairs Of this city on strictly non;perusen
basis and who will far A. may bein their 2oye:.
insure good government 70 the City o. Ncw'Eosky
With such doctrine IN favor OF non-parttoau action
IN Ideal election thousands of Republicans oey
they are no, only free to vote tor M Lox % ave
again. but they have command OF their party y
do that thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
R4CL;G At NORRIS PARK TO-DAY.
ALL THE CONTESTS TO BIZ IN PLAIN VIEW
FROM THE GRANDSrAND.


FROM THE GRANDSrAND.
RI. n-ogramms a. Morris Park to-day Is not
nearly 80 attractive as on several Of the previous
days and the track will he deep in mud But
tho ,pec,ators will be able 10 see every par OF
every race az the manasemrr, wisely DECIDED 20
Us. the Wt;hers course for every content anu
every foot OF the Wither. course l. In easy Vie"
Of the grsndstani. Few Americans WHO pos'ess
any common sense enjoy paying 3 :or srands'snh
,icLe,s u races are run on fardistsn. courses OF
the tyne Of tho Futurity A. sheepshead bay sn'
N. Eclipse a, Morris Park The racing associa'
lions do not appear 10 be Wiling TO employ sum
Giant number OF really efficient ana ao'e pa''o'
Judges 10 watch effectively the riding OF the jock"Es
through every furlong OF the Futurity and Eclipse
courses II IL certain that many puHs ana iou'
bave taken place on the Futurity and kcnpse
courses without bringing penalties up"n ,.e ,rs
bIdSs1 from the view Of the stewards and 1l mo-.
OF the spectators. and the running on ~ r"ie more
onen 10 criticism and ccnsure than !; mas pseh 1n
oval tracks. upon which tie locS'ys cHh Ne
ro, ,onkeys nav been extremely ford Of ulnS
And fouling certain places ID the o,H ~, Soc
Eclipse course. ~her" the stewards 'o"'' '''
The chsmparne Stake fSr ,Gsy I, !. no,
Sandican III, under the weigh, coma % , Jom,
F madden. Ane colt Plaud ii" Ss.ry 'ns VIE, 70
T,,sa,, W FAX spinne- Lydan. Hsmpuen san
An,onWS sn1 Selling Stakes for
Inc w U2"HH. nractical failure. oaly three
srii,e. are likely to start. The handic@n ,or w.
nl.i la a, fuIl milo will tesi the staying pow
gs,ers of poor clsss. The nrst sace y
o. vi 10; Of contempihe ma idcns not one ' "tt'n
LOT q ~ q, ren,s IN a'iusl solid N"!F"; ~ = q
Is worth ~ IN encourage b, sucn maiden racer
ae bre.ding y such detesahc .pl"h "nn nm or.
m" w a. lie Ii. OF uroba bs starters for tt' nir
as are ~ Wv 40, ei- > A race for maiien mules
t ,n reWspectabie hard orkinf. honest mu, ne
An: rpoors con s.dera'ion than any on oi '''
--iNS ,in bri,os "a Mich entered IN 'ha' IN'
EIr,esn selling platert are .Ngee'ey 10 III
rut a.. he nfth race. and Sir waiter row.
pa pss. Dutch Skater. Challenger HeI na'.io
"a o,hers may. perhaps 20 10 me p op,' a
SS .n in tho sixth race. "hich W" - ~
NIT iTe,e are tie lists OF proba bic starters
,rpsr P.cr-rc- MAIDEN Mf'' y'srS Old ana o'e''
sn.e,ai v. .t;- So" added * ana ear 'u'''"-'