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The Man of the Hour A MAGNIFICENT
 PORTRAIT OF Adn1ral Dewey
 IN TEN COLORS
 SIZE f4x21 INCHES will be published byus shony now being printed for us on
IN TEN COLORS SIZE f4x21 INCHES
will be published by,us shortly.

heavy plated paper, in form suitable for
 framing, by one of the largest art Autograph houses in America, in the famous French style of color plate work. Every American
 family will want one of these handsome pic lures of Admiral Dewey It must be re- membered that this picture will be in no sense cheap chromo, but will be an ex- ample of the very highest style of illuminat- ed printing, It will be an ornament to any library or drawing room, Our readers can have the Dewey portrait AT WHAT IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
ATTORNEYS FIND EVANS
A DETERMINED FIGHTER
Attempts to Work Frauds Upon the
Government Combatted.

G, lobby
they
for the
threats that
us :
official That
line" recently. which II only
soldier. president down to the
prevail 70 the
prejudice dserviuF have made vigorous
neht than rredersnrs but the laws nowadays
opportunity
their nefaroua shall sustained IN doing duty
Issued dHpoAiun his
attorneys
making lie number u attempted
They most
unlike soldiers eanVhere the begins the date
ouw he death Of the
Flyrs proofs
uupuneiped make up
fraudulent be exposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
A TUG LOST
IN THE FOG

sANnTsKY. Sept II e The ug
Red cloud 81 t.arian was wrecked m
Ced.:s point today and It is hcliey-
ed that three lives were Lost
The tug came In with a whalehack
at noon and started 10 return. \
strong east wind was blowing and
heavy sea running. Tn" fog WAS
thick. Tho tug lost her bearings
and struck against the east side ~
the government Irtty of cedar
point She went on the false works
and stove il Rofr in her side She
dlled rapidly aud Ihr crew Wts forced
to leave on RATS. Engineer John
OponncIl and Fireman James Nc.
Donald, managed tu roach IA" shore
after butile with the waves.
Capt Fred Hale, an extra fireman,
and small boy. who tonk refuge on
a raft. were not srru after leaving
the tug. and are believed t. have
been drowned Two tugs were In
the vicinity, but tho shallow water,
heavy sea and fog prevented them
doing anything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
THE PRICE
FOR SALMON
Cannerymon at Portland De-
eide to Pay 2 Cents.

PORTLAND. or. sept u.-At a
mcctine Of the Columbia River SAL
mon packers heid In Portland. a.
drtrrminr The price O. be paid FOR
fails hah. IL vas decided Go pAy 60
a pound Or siist fHides anI tfe bet
Ter grades ~ chiuaoks. Some gFadrs
running as los ar sc per nsh, The
meeting 49, attended hy members ~
nearly al the independent arma a.
arii az representative n the com
pinr At frHt many differences 81
opinion existed. and lt was feared
thai 10 agreement s. auld D. reached.
hut after q iouE discussion chs pack
ara came 10 On understanding which
aiii be the basis 90 operations for
the present at least No cold storage
men attended tfr meeting and II is
ant known Nhat they viii pay tut u
vii probably be enough iH advance
n the packers figures O. gnabie
them 60 secure the cream % the sal.
mon catch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
REGARDED AS A
FAIRY PRINCE
Mexican Gambler Is q De-
yout Christian.

III PAHo. Tex. sept. ii-Mesioo
has a M~nac1 which outiuss the
sensational marvsls % Monte Car
Ia. THIS gambling palace Is situated
Ia the center of the city u Mesien.
at aants street iis propfis tor
and manager. Don Felipe Martel. .
mot only a ne.f.made prince. but q
phenomenal character.
For Done Felipe 10 not only TIE
king 81 gamblers. hat drvout
churchmhn and the chief hacker %
The municipal treasurer Mexico
Guy ie almost dependent upon this
uHr Citizen
Martai Was a rich man before the
Mexican government decided @ 81
tablIsh gambling houses Many IN
Hucntiai MsxieanH objected - ser
louaiy 10 the absolute stopping 81
their favortte pasyime that the au-
thorItisH thought they would achieve
a cievrr compounds ny demanding
from every gambling resort daily
iicsnso tax 81 ti.0pa No one sup
posed that the gambling spirit would
be strong enough Co rise above this
obstacle. This proved To- be the case
and one ~ one the gambling houses
closed thetr doors
When thr reid was clear. Don Fe-
iipc Martei approached the authori-
tics Rith 81 90 In cash and demand.
81 a days license In a few hours
his place wAa thronsed At single
stroke he had wen the patronage 81
Mexico and his doors have never
a a.. - =
80 81 .ou0 Is no, missed from the daily
revenue ~ thousands
Il ts not remarkable that Don Eel
iue'H personal fortune should have
reached &. oo9 600 IN spite ~ his con
slant lavish cxps ndifure His chief
establishment IS a. EiitterinRly ap-
pointed - a palace. Liver.ed at
fruianta minister - guests. and re-
frcuhmenta and cigars are served at
the hosts expense. Mexiesns ind
M amusement more aiigring than a
lalt TO uante street,
non Fellpe'a strong religious ten
denotes arr - well known that no.
body was surprised when he built
recently In the village ~ san Angel
a church that roat morc than SO.
900 The poor people u the vicinity
and many - the rich .ts well. have
come % regard him as sort 81 fairy
prince iHa own style Of living en-
euur4Eea this belief The Martei
mansion in tbc City II Mexico Il a
maFulneEu nj affair. constantly niled
with guests \ curious feature II
that ~ contains 80 windows-fhc
number II cards iu the Mexican
deck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
SCHLEY WILL NOT Be
GIVEN A SQUADRON
Two Other AdmiraIs Have the Prefer
enCe by Reason Of Seniority.

WASHINGTON n c. sept IL announcement
Admiral eemmtntan "f tbs navy
yard Pormouth Rea Admiral
of Aan, station viii BE- FOL
believe Of What has 60 be known
a psonscbley
relieved from the COM
tits id excellent
West and the
looking opparuup fer ah'wns It's arrf
q without sea
a u 'f a. squadron
Il schlsK would net w at
Nofth ATTAIN
The
Atlantic
detail Rear Admiral Farluhtf
sehlTN
uauBvi che fe sh s. y" en- The lsi
g
sehltS relieved ~ shoc
th squadron he
board With headquarters washast VIA b. seen therefore
Fafluhar h
the Ms, aamras who have ht Opportunity g" n>
ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
KENTUCKY FEUD
CLAIMS VICTIMS

LONDON. Ky. Sept. ii.-Persons
arriving here this morning from the
town 81 Manchester. Ky, report the
killing tn Clay county last night Of
two Of the Fhilpots participants In
the famous philpot Grimm fcud, in
which i've men were shot To death
and others wounded. on July " last.
Manchester Is nearly 20 miles from
here. and can only be reached by a
rugged mountain road. and II has
been impossible To verify the story.
Il f. IN all probability true, how
ever. as there has been a reign Of
terror In that county for the past
week Those who brought the rumor
To London did not know which Of
the Phllpots had been killed. but said
that they had heard that George
rhnpot head NJ the Philpot family,
was one - the dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
ALL SORTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Maine an1sMlehiEaH require but %
DAYS for citizenship
Germany manufacturer 70 pcr
cent. u the worlds production Of
coal tar coiars
The reading rooms IN the white
chapel district n London have been
visited ~ 1850 600 readers In two
YEAR,. and their numbers are rapidly
growing
Among the prizes for the Atchisan
Corn Carnival is the offer 81 several
Atchisou lawyers to give their setv-
ices free 70 any person seeking a ii
v1ree
There hna been great dimcuity In
London 80 finding drivers for elec-
trio verteles ami one company has
dismissed he employees and closed up
lie plant on this account.
The Emperor - Russia f. said to
be the most liberal dispenser 81 fees
among the m1u4rrha Of Europe II
ia not unusual for him 10 give a
cnaehmuu Or messenger o. 5n-rouhic
note.
a bronze statute 81 the Virgin has
bHrH fEi uu through the efforts u
Queen MarEharela ~ italy on tho
H1cciaWoluue peak near Suaa. y 600
feet above the soa Pope Leo has
written q Latin inscription for the
monument
Since 1900 the Catholic Church has
eanouized J6 saints and beautiful go
other persons. 81 the 4le only IS
were women % IN an were Italians.
- sp1uI8rIH 81 Portuguese. u
French. q Dutch. Beigiana. 2 Poles
and 4 Germans
Tho Rspoaul luc=-Ny dear. /
wish you wauld MT DE So energetic.
win you never roat2 The Pussy one
4 never aspect 10 be able f. rest
til get in my grave. and then II
vii De- just my luck that the next
day VIII hn the resurrection
Hpecu "a little Danish island lu tho
sound, half way between Scotland
and the Swedish coast and only Is
miles from Copenhagen. Is being bar
gained Tor bay n German syndicate.
wIieh Wisbra O. turn the island into
O. gambllnG resort Ike Monte Car
10.
Agitation against poisonioua in
gradients used Ia pottery has drawn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
"
What Women Do.


\ conservatory and RISE garden in
/ Eimira. y Y. Is owned BY a wa-
man.
At the Young Womru'H Christian
Association philadelphia. tWu young
women are in charge Of the elevators
women writ servers aEe employed
with success.
iluffala has a woman contractor
aho Is also a quarry owner She Sc
the only female member % the uulld-
ing Exchange.
4 Jersey city woman makes her
living by painting signs
a Louisiana woman supports her
self BY raising mint
The woman manager - q Califur-
MIA insuranr company ia credited
with the largest salary paid 20 any
woman 80 90 year.
A French Canadian riu ia earning
her bread bY cobblinR shoes ne Lew.
ision. Mc
A successful ranch owner N Kan
sas is woman There BE- a saying 10
the effect that IN Kansas there Il NO
Interest. NJ profession. ub trade aud
no deaf without woman RI lt.
3
ing agencies. the members ~ both
nrms being women and all their em-
plnyes women
In New England factory women
are employed as piano makers
Women ate employed by several
Western railroads Ia tend switches
rphoisterinE ls trade women are
learning
Writing love letters at 90 much a
letter r. one way 81 earning livcH-
! hood
Consulting fashion expert H. "a 81.
! Louis womau'a occupation.
one - the largest flower import
ing establishments IN New York r.
managed by womufs
An entire block 81 houses In New
York was papered by young wu=
man. who takes TIE contracts FOR
such orders from builders
About 100 girls are employed In the
harness trade in New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
GIRL STRIKERS
ON A MARCH
Tomato Pselers at Salem De.
mand Better Wages.

SALEM. y J. sept 1.-THE novel
spectacle of several hundred giris
and women strikers paradlnE the
streets. hrandiahiue kntves loudly
assertux their demands and ruioae-
rrlnE % induce other women go iotn
their fanks Was presrntra In the
tIty taIay The trouble ar ~ over
tbs demand ~ the table girls" and
women faF an Increase in the pay Tor
reeline tomatoes on saturday the
girls &C thr factory - Jones = Ayars
asked flr an Increase tu wages. ard
10 was granted them Thla morning
the table girls az the Feuwiek fae-
tory. operated uX starr Urathers
made q almIl1s demand. watch was
rafuad and they went ou strike
This caused auenrusion - work
which resulted in eeuerai strike
a. thoae engaged a peeiinN the fruit
then demanded 5 cents per bucket for
their labor the present price being
cents. Hs fue packers had been
compelled "a pay a higher prtee fof
their tomatoes this year than last
and az tia nae advanced IN price.
they did not feel able 10 grant the
demands They Wefe in EiNbt m
however a. farmers were bringing In
tons and TONS - tomatoes. which
were likely - rot
The strikers walked eut ~ the fac
tory IN a body ant sent to that u
Harry Lambert. on SnHsh Second
street. where they requested the fe-
male help % sid them IN securing the
price asked Ia fsR minutes every
thing ne ihis factory vas In a state
Of turmoil. The women being denied
she Increase u wages they asked
for. dropped their work and Joined
the others. who nos numbered about
ga.
\ line q procession was formed
and the female brigade started ~ a
marsH for the factory - Jones \
Ayars. Arriving there they were 3e-
MED admission. and. az the frm bad
heard - the actions u the strikers.
means for keeping then out - The
factory bed been prepared ia ads
vance This movement engaged some
% the leading strikers. and their con-.
duct. IL r. charged VAS very Ike the
strikers % enc sferuer sex They
we're armed with knives aud it H.
said that many threats. emphasized
By oaths. Were made. Tine female
employees az Jones a NyarH' refused
e. take any part with che strikers.
but continued 20 work until the last
load af Tomatoes bad been pa ksd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
TELEPHONE TO
COOS BAY

PORTLAND. or Sept 1.-THE
Coos bay county viii soon have
telephone connection with the out
side world, as the oregon Telephone
Company ia constructing 7o-miie
line from Hngeburg To Myrtle Point,
10 connect with tie system they have
In that section This territorial sys-
tenn" comprises loo miles Of tele-
phone lin,, connecting Marshfeld
with ll1udoB Coduillc city. Myrtle
Point and all the principal towns in
that region, hat heretofore this sys-
tenn has been Isolated. the mountains
uf the Coast range shutting 1t OFT
from the rest Of the world The con
Meeting line from Roseburg to Myr-
lie Point VIII Be completed In about
two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
ENGLAND MUST
MASS TROOPS
Geo. Fsrdons views OF the
Trsnsvaai Situation.

George Pardon. travelling corren-
pendent of the New York Herald and
the London Tines. IL guest az the
Seattle Hotel lie - making a tFjp
around the Globe. and illustrates his
articles With photographs taken With
a good-stxed camera Mr. Pardon
will spend several months IN Nan
Va. and viii write a series u articles
from Britishers' poin, ~ view NJ.
Pardon was at enc time associated
with Miss Flora shaw. the famous
lady journalist Of the London Times.
In writing up Or. Iamiesons rad in
the TransvAal. lie thinks that var
with the Beers r. Imminent Under
the circumstances he believes that
England will have her Wafk cut cut
until she can pour a large body 81
troops into the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
Diamond Ring Free.

We give away free at our 23o p. m.
auction sale every day a valuable
Diamond Ring and 10 other elegant
presents. IN order to secure n large
attendance at the sale Of the New
York Jewellery Co.'S stock Of pla.
mands. watches. Iewelry ana Silver
ware. Special sale of Rogers Silver
ware at 3 p. m. each day. The fol-
lowing persons received Diamond
rings free last week. Mrs Martin
IA Maynard avenue; Mrs Young.
Hotel York. Mrs Jacobs. Mcdonald
block. J. X. Wilson, Ballard; Mrs
JockIin, iit3 Fifth avenue. Auction
sales at $50 and 1850 daily. Seats
reserved for ladies at the Emporium,
sl7 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
a Result Of Marriage.

Now. that you are about q
marry" remarked TIE fond man
ma to her only daughter 1T be-
hsaves me o. speak piainly You
have had your own way ali your life
but that must end
Why. mamma" exclaimed the
prospective bride. George will let
me do fust a. I please
Bother George" reiortcd the toud
mamma. 4 am thinking that you
will have 10 have cook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
Humor Of the Day.

odd you see a sea serpent on your
yacht tripfe NO. the champagne
gave out before We we're ten miles
from land
Her Father from the head 81 the
ssaarsi-Ethel. is that young man
Sone7" Ethel lin an esctatic stage
whfsp~rJ-"Awfuiiy. papa"
How many feet are there In one
yard7" Tommy-"Wsii. about .0aa
IL you count ali the chicken tracks Ia
the new flower beds IN cur yard ="
Dix-"0Ive It time and the truth
will out" Hix-"rcs: have no.
reed that IN time II gets 90 thor
ouEhiy out Of some men u doesn't
even leave a trace behind
Weary watkIns-sIf there was to
be an equal division Of all the money
wot do you spose ~e'd Eets" Hun
cry HiEgins-"Drunk."
Your wife, believe. t. a strong
minded woman" "Oh. don't know
! should rather regard her as brittle
minded" Brittle minded - Yes
she's been giving me pisces Of her
mind for several years"
They are calling one another a
great many hard names IN ths Drsy-
fus trial" Yes" said Mr. Cumrax
Blu, ! iaks notice they don't dsrst
TO say most Of them right out In
English. SOS everybody can under
stand EN-"
Tomsweii-''It-s a wise man who
knows when Ne is well on 4" Page
Yes Tome weii--"Jackard told me
that everybody vas talking about
my new book Page-+Ahd what
them Tomswell--'I was foolish
enough TO ask what they said
But what object, inquired the
Eastern man. has EAGLE Eve In
wishing Dewey and Funston to ar
rive on the same day. wall. stran-
ger" replied Amber Pete. It's this
way: We've only got one keg % pow
der. and II We divide Il up Il won't
equal the noise Of a bird cartridge"
M0ther-Now. Ole dear. show UNI
Gle how we'll you can figure. Twice
two II how much7
Oie-Three.
Mothsr-O. the little darling Isn't
it wonderful. Within one Of being
correct.
pearl-Our minister has been
standing In front - that store for
the last hour. wonder II ne ls wait
Ing for any one?
Huby-No. lie just tied two knots
this morning.
Pearl-Natrimonial knots
Ruby-No. Handkerchief knots lie
Is trying 10 remember what his wife
put them there for.
Diamonds are rapidly going up in
price"
Are they7 Then guess I might
just az well keep on putting nay
money into besfateaks."
Buffer. the promoter. tried 70 sell
the Lakes Of Killarney 70 stock
company headed BY ord HaQgsby"
What did BaFgsby say.
Said he had no use Tor watered
stock"
Yes. my foot caught when I jump
ed from the car and made a San
Domingo"
What's that"
- revolution"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
RAILWAY NOTES.

Trouble seems to be brewing in the
Chicago has been announced. The
cause FOR the reduction seems 10 be-
between the II Paul Chicago lines.
The rate between Seattle and Mis-
souri, river points remains the same.
The $40 fare goes into effect tomor
row.
The Southern Pacific announces a
rate ~ f25 for the round trip from
Portland to san Francisco for Ire
Manufacturers association and
WholeHaiefs' league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
Contestants Weighed ina

NEW YORK. Sept. i.--McGovcrn
and Palmer. who fiEht this afternoon
for the bantam weight championship
u the world. we're weighed In this
morning and both reached the re-
quired iis. Betting still favofs Nc
Govern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11

Children's Best quality Kangaroo
Calf SCHOOL SHOES. lace or but
ton. grand wearing Sizes 10 3.
81 90. 81 20 II. 81 Is. II 10 ?. $50 a
pair.
Children'n Fine Wei KID SCHOOL
SHOES. me firm mellow stock. lace
OF button. grand wearing. the IDEAL
kid school shoes Sizes 70 s. 81 90,
50 to II. tl2s. ~ 10 2 81 90 a pair.
Boys OH Grain SCHOOL SHOES.
half-doubie sole and top sole, new
lasts. grand wearing, Sizes u to 2,
81 90. To- g. 81 50 pair.
chiidren's Fine Kid SCHOOL
SHOES. lace OF button. plump mel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
Important CHANGE.

The Ramaker Music co. have &C.
cured the exclusive agency FOR the
old and reliable Estey organs. Par
ties desiring the best organ IN the
market VIII mad them at 1915 Second
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
Lion Escaped and tore Men to
Pieces Limb by Limb.

n you have merltorious mining
property n l. Parker and company
will underwrito your stock ana put
you 10 work tomorrow. Catch EN-.
Room 423 New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
Peary Story Doubted.

LONDON. Sept 1.-THE Royal
Geographical spcletY dlseredlts the
statement that Lieut. Penry got
north 50 miles further than the
Fran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
The Senator at m a Mia.

MANILA. sept. 1.-THE transport
Senator. with 10 officers and SO re-
cruiis. arrived yesterday from San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
AMUSEMENT nuLLEriN.

THIRD AVENUE THEATER
Love and Law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11

are designed and built to stand the hard service that
school children give them. Particular care taken IN
fitting ehildren's feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11
PURCHASING
School
Shoes
Here

Saves parents the
worry Of continually
buying. Our Shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11

low stock. grand wearing sizes
10 4 sse. ~ 70 II. ti15. u TO ?. tl.25
pair.
Young Ladies Fine Kangaroo car
SCHOOL SHOES. heel or spring
heel. lace. uncqunled for hard ser
vice. Sizes zis 20 8 81 rs palis
Young Ladies Fine Kid SCHOOL,
SHOES. low heel. spring heel height.
more drcahy than spring heel beau-
tifuI nttcrn. ITO value, only 100 a
pair.
Boys Finest quality Gegnhn on
Grain SCHOOL SHOES. built snpee-
tally for the rough and tumble boy
that can wear out iron. Fires II TO
? 81 90. , 70 81. ti.75 n pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-11

NEW LADIES cHIDREN's BICYCLE STORM
y oVERGAiTEhs
t.adl FineJ Jersey BICYCLE LEtF,itSGs. a
"a STORM LfGaINCh ana
t4EGGfNBs. 75c a
LEATHER BEGGfNGs kiIb pair
Iadies oVERdAtTEtts &c a
La lies nd SLIPPER S0faES all sizes
FOOTWEAR PRICES WE SAVE fou MONEY
SHOES YoU BUY
q. w. PETERSON Il BRO.
zoe. zoe. 2iO Pike ST.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-02

Shall a A ac in ehto t
f he # Main OF
aprovedby y III be
adope
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-02

act il the City Portland
" o Maine
da
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-02
CITY OF. PoRTLAND

The following is correct list of all can.
didates, duly nominated, the residence and party
or political appellatOns Of each candidate to be
voted for in the various wards Of the
city, March g. 1899. substantially in the fern
of the general ballot to be so used therein.
EDWIN L. DYER,
City Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-02

An in o of
by the of the of n of
anap by
adope
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-16
RESULTS ON OTHER TRICKS.


CINCINNATI. June l5.-Thc weather was practically
perfect to-day for racing, the card high class
throughout and the attendance very large at La
tonia. The track was lightning fast. The principal
attraction. OF course was the Himy ar Stake race "A
and Ne luCl to the Derby. W. II. Ia,deman's three.
year,old colt Cambriau. by Hluduo- Cambria won
n" hlmyar handily by a length. Camhrnn led all
the way and never seriously pressed Tn, X r,t.
come with ease i'll response 10 slight PRICK If the
spur by Thorpe and simply passing of tho auu,
thr colt side The rest We're well punched from first
70 last Inc nrst mile was run in :IOl The race was
urHgnat"d "A llOss Race III tn" best sense the old
h"ntn'kN Kind by veteran turtmrn. -Four tiNuUtc..
one medium and one rather long shot won start r
his flag work throughout the meeting, Is making
tnlnEs very unpleasant tor Jockeys who are Inclined
At all TO inferior work sharp tactics at the post
Formerly he noted for his cunrtrous patent
treatment of the boys. Today h lined Everett 40
go each in three races, Ross $50, two races Grow.
hurst and II. Williams each $50 for offences at the
saturday. summary:
First Race-Scven furlOngs-Vulct Parsons IO4
lSversl, X to !, won: SalHivela lUI III. Mathews 4
90 /. second Little Land. lol Ross) to /, third.
Time. l.2Sll.
second Race Five furlonGs- Kilmarnocf. 1os ID.
HID, = to r. won CIrbuncle, 100 Everett Il TO /
second; StTathbroeck. II" holland. to L. third.
Third Race one mile and a MISUNDERSTANDING.
ia lSllNersl, even. won The EertOr. II Everett
ITO ., SECOND; Friesland. lu3 to HID. to third.
Time, l:t7Ai.
Fourth Race myar Stakes. one mile ard An
eighth for three-year'9lhs iualS of 1896, 500
Thorpe. even, won; The Kenturkan. IL (fvrrettl
To second, Mpnongah III (nruwhurst 20 10 /
third. Time li53%.
'Camhrian and onomGstus couplcda az W. H. Laudc.
fourth. ~
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