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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27
Chamber Of Commerce Leases land

OLYMPIA. June @--The Olympia Cham
Ter OF Commerce has lea Sod eevsn blocks az
STATE tide lands Of the FIRST Glars. adjoining
tho west SHE mill and In front OF this city
Timber has hreu sold on several acrce of
land In Tharston county To the Thacker
Wood COMPANY Of Olympia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

Re9uisition Papers Asked for Re-
turn Of "Bsg Mouth" Green.

Special Dispatch to the PoHt-Inteiiigencer
OLYMPIA. June 26.--Sherfff A. F. Reyes
Of walla Walia couny. ID In Olympia today
He came here to obtain requisition papers
extradhion OF 'sBig Mouth Green, who
II now In Jail at Harrisburg Pa. on
warrant from this se,ate. charging Green
and others with swfndiing Farmer Royce
Of waila walla. oaas Of 5000 on April 10
last. Sheriff Reyes will leave Immediately
TO return the prisoner 20 Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

OLYMPIA. June M-Hearfnr in The
George n Evans forgery case was again
postponed until Thursday morning Mira
Evans viii arrive In Olympia tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

EXCELLENT lunches served daily from
u to : O'Clock. Cafe Halbe. 80 Second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27
WRECKED MANHOOD AND
WRECKED WOMANHOOD.
The Worst Cases. After Resisting All Other Remedies Readily
Yield to the Skill and Science Of DR.. Radcliffe.
Permanent Cure for Many, Positive Relief for An


The diseases that
consulate his
speciality and the
kind Of treat
Went that euPes
then.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27

PARIS June E--The French cruiser
star. with Alfred Drevfus on board. coal
ed al 81 Mschaei. Azores islands. Wsdnes-
day last
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23

Nek 1poAng events from I4N Over the GOord Cast


law which will accomplish that in which
the present laws utterly fail.
1t is intended at this convention TO have
twenty delegates appointed at large
throughout the State, who will be repre-
sentative men. and two from each county.
TO be appointed by the Boards OF super
visers OF the different counties, who will
not only be good clean sportsmen but
who will be among the best law-abidinS
citizens OF the counties from which they
are sent. These gentlemen Will meet and
decide upon what can best protect the
game OF the State and will organize them .
selves into a protective association whose
object will be to see that the game laws
are corrected. and when once corrected
are properly enforced.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee last night TO draw up the
petition which will be presented 70 the
Governor: II. u. Payne. A. Barr; u. q.
Martinelli. L. HertZel and H Prindle.
At the meeting last night DR.. A.. M.
Barker. president OF the Santa Clara
Game and Fish Protective Association'
was elected temporary chairman ana =.
w Hibbard acted as secretary. Among
those present at the meeting were repre-
sentatfves of the following named coun-
ties: San Francisco. Fresno. Marin; sac
ramento. Ventura. Santa Barbara, santa
Clara Placer and Humboldt.
II was finally decided that the conven-
ton be held in Sacramento February 10.
1t will probably extend over several days
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
LAST DAYS
ON LEAGUE
DIAMONDS
This Week Viii Bring the
Wind-Up OF the
Season.

The baseball season OF 1899. as far as
league games are concerned. will come TO
an end on Saturday afternoon. when Sac
ramento meets Santa Cruz al the capital
city and san Francisco the Dudes at Rec
reation Grounds Starting out with a six
club league, the Management decided about
three months ago 10 cut San Jose and
WatsonVille out OF the race. leaving Sac
ramento. San Francisco, Oakland and
Santa Cruz 10 finish the most successful
baseball season on this coast since the
halcyon days when the Haight-street
GROUNDS were packed with enthusiast tic
crowds twice and sometimes three times
week.
The Foundation for a renewal of the old
time spirit has been laid and IL viii rest
largely with the present promoters
whether or not a strong superstructurc
OF baseball interest can be huiloed upon
H. Many plans are running through the
minds ~ the California League officers for
next season. In all likelihood there will
be another SiN-Cluh league, Stockton and
some other city-pcSSihly Nalejo-repre-
senuug The additional TWO. The grounds.
with the position Of the grand stand. will
be changed and "A general oVerhauling OF
all Recommendations viii be made during
the winter
The teams will wind up the seasons
work IN The following order: Sacramento.
san Francisco, Oakland and Santa Cruz.
BY Tar the best playing throughout the
season has been done by the Senators.
who started the year At the tail end and
forged 10 The front steadily, until about
four months ago they reached the top OF
The ladder. and there they have remained
ever since. with the single exception OF
one week, when the local team enjoyed
lowering between third and fourth place
Tor TWO months. but now seems settled IN
the rank above Santa Cruz.
The standing Of the teams is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
SIX-DAY
RIDERS IN
THE SADDLE
Eleven Wheelmen Matching
Speed and Endurance at
Kansas City.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 22.-Eleven
riders to-day started at Convention Hall
in the six-day 4S-hour bicycle race for the
championship OF America. They are
Charles w. Miller OF Chicago. the worlds
champion lonG-distance rider; Frank
Waller of Boston. the 4s-hour champion
Of America: Bert Repine OF Nashville. the
lS-hour champion; Oscar Julius OF New
York City. late champion OF Sweden:
Frederick Nelson OF Chicago. three times
winner OF the Pullman road race; Ed
Lingenfelder of Chicago, John Lawson OF
Chicago. holder OF the 40-hour and 100
mile records John Chapman of Atlanta,
Ga. Gus Lawson OF Buffalo. brother OF
John Lawson; l.. II. Niederhofer OF Min
neapolis and Oscar Plummer Of Kansas
City.
T. A Barnaby OF Boston, the 24-hour
champion. and Charles Hall OF Seattle, a
Pacific Coast record holder. were entered.
but had not arrived when the start was
made. The riders will go for eight con-
secutive hours daily. riding from l:30 10
$3.50 p. m. The purse amounts to $500 and
500 additional is hung UP for a new AS
hour record.
Three efforts were made before the race
was finally under way. In the first. the
men In the rear rank came together be-
fore they got off and all were called back.
In the second attempt. John Lawson
swept TO the front in the first few yards
and quickly opened big gap before Nil
Ter could get under way and Tapped Med
erhofer. the last starter, I'm the first few
seconds. But he eased up and Miller was
soon leading. When the men had COW
cred within a half lap OF one mile, Ju-
lius. who was fourth in place behind MIL
Ter, John Lawson and Chapman, fell, sus-
tanning severe scratches. He was on his
feet promptly and again started with the
rest.
The men got of for good at 2:04, Miller
leading. with Repine. Lngenfelder,- Wal
Ter. Gus Lawson. John Lawson, julius
Chairman Plummer Nelson and Nieder.
hofer following in the order named.
In the final squirt tonight at the end
OF the eighth hour John Lawson came In
ahead. having covered l65 miles and two
laps. Miller. Waller. Repine and Julius
also covered l65 miles and two laps. and
Gus Lawson was two laps behind them.
The other scorers We're: Lingenfelder,
l65 miles; Niederhofer 1873: Nelson. 100:
Plummer, 81; Chapman. g. The latter two
riders retired early in the game and will
probably not go on again.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
IS
A WINNER AT
UNION PARK
The Well-Known Leashman' S
Morning Glory Captures
the Midweek Stake.

Jim" Edmonds. a coursing man, whose
name is known wherever greyhounds are
kept in California, had the pleasure yes
terday OF leading Morning Glory. the pick
Of his kennels, of Union Park field the
winner OF the midweek stake. She ran
consistently and gamely throughout the
day, disposing OF Torment. Belle Seward,
after no go: Aeneas. Shootover, sill
yer Lyon which she beat pointlesS, and
finally Pat Reilly in the all-lmportant de.
cisive course 10 determine possession OF
Silver Lyon. the Texas dog, ran well un-
Ill he met Morning Glory, 10 whom ne
succumbed. Sweet Music had a severe
course with Martha Washington. giving
The Fran a bye. This did him but little
good. as the course proved so severe ne
was withdrawn in the next round Ihe
cOursing throughout the day was excel
lent. there being few upsets OF public
form. The detailed results OF the cours-
ing. with the official score in each course.
follow.
I O.Dowd's shootover beat George Lahusen's
Mystic 60: r. Herons Fair Play bye.
Rienzi withdrawn; r I. Taylors winning
Lassie heat r. Baumeisters War Cloud, w.
simmons Peaceful Glen. 50; Aeneid Kennels
Aeneas beat ". II Jones Prince Jerome. So;
A l. Austiu's Firm Foe beat !. II. Hurley ;
star Of cuba. cl-l5. J. II. PeTigos Belle sew
ara beat George Lalusen's Fireball, 10; j.
J. Ecmonds Mornng Glory beat r l. Iay-
lor's Torment, -, r. N he!loss Lacy Sl.-
y
Curtis a sons Mckinley beat Aaher & Reid >
Singleton 6-I: J. / o Bren's Statesman beat
W J browning Mountain Belle. lO-l' L.
Fcvatt's Nlgilant beat J. d. Cardnalls Thorn
hili Comet. So. Erwin & Lyons silver Lyon
hea; Herzog & Dayidson's said Pasha rs;
! Bvrnes Battleship beat r. l.. TayloTs 5
Rovr6v BOY. e.. F A. McComb's Miss Sky
rocket beat Kelly Hanly's Baby King. 50:
Pasha Kennels Rapid Addition beat L9nde &
Ge-ber's Concord. IS; P. c. Bheks Fedora
bea, ! Byrnes' Nelue B. is; p. J McCabe's 5
sky Blue beat Pasha Kennels May Hampstead.
i4-lo: Maher & Reds Pat Reilly beat p Ker-
wins Lady Garnet, 20: J. MONEYS Silent
Treasure beat L. F. Franks Black Patti, b
u. Murphy & Tolands Ornament beat Pasha
Kennels' Sylvia. 7--s: Curtis s. Sons The Fran
beat P. J. Relllys Dawn. lS-lS r. 7. Julian.s =
sweet Music beat !. Ryans Small Hope, -
p Herans Martha Washington bye. Nancy
r withdrawn: J. Ronnings Geraldine peat
Sterl q knowles Frosty Morn. a-l2; Curtis
q sons Vanity Fair beat l. +. Haiton's Tic
Tac 80: DR.. A T Leonard.s Master Law
renee beat Aened Kennels Prstender. aa-s
J. O'Dowds clifton Lass beat Kay * IFani 5
Eclipse. - -
second round-shootover beat Fair Play. 81
II. Lady Davenport beat Winning LAssie. "a
:. Aereas beat Firm Foe. 81: Morning Glory
beat Belle Seward. "a. II: Mckinley beat
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
SAN MATEO PARK DRAW

There will be but one days courslng at
San Mateo Coursing Park this week. the
sport commencing at 1880 a m. on Sun
day and being completed before sundown
The prizes offered are: To the winner
Sli0; runner-up. $40: third, $40 three at s25
each. six at Sl5 and twelve at 81 so. The
draw resulted as follows:
J. OSheas Young FirenEi VS. ]. O'Shea's
Golden Gate; J. keenans Fear Not VS. r. %
de 3. Lopez Wanda Jefr Martinet's BIZ Fos-
ter vs. Curtis Sons Cash; F. A. McComb's
Motto vs. Jen Martlnets Bernal Chief: Pasha
Kennels Rest Assured T. F. Logan's Miss
Grizzle. j O'Sheas Young America VS. NJ y
Cavanagh's Hard Lines; Irwin & Lyons Silver
Lyon VS.. J. heenans Royal Buck: X. Z. de 3
Lopez Green Valley Maid VS.. w. Cremer Re
port: J. O'Shea's Golden Rule VS. J. Dickson s
Black Bess; J. Keenan's Royal Oak VS.. J Muir
names wildwood: II. T. Anderson's Crawford
Braes VS.. j. Keenan's Blackjack: Curtis &
son Narclssus vs. r. Nally's White Diamond
J. Ferris Leah r. z. de B. Lopez White
head: d Byrnes Mary Black VS.. JeH Marti-
net Buxton; JEFF MRrtinet's Bernal Boy VS. p
Mckone's Rigby; NJ. B. Cavanaghs Swedish
VS. n ;: Writings Wadena: A. c. Bradbury 3
victor Chief vs. Kelly Hanlys -; F
A. McComh's Skyrocket ]. Deans Belle OF
ANDERSON J. r Smiths Ida VS.. ]. Seggerson' S
White Chiet; J. II. Smiths Merced VS. A c.
Bradbury's Sardonic: r. f. de 3 Lopez Sarah
vs. J. X Smiths Magic; j. Seggersons Gold
Bll VS. John Seggersons Candelaria A. C
bradbury Bum VS.. Asker & Libbey's Paddy
Jesse Moore
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
Nest
ROSORMONDE
BEATEN BY
LOS MEDANOS
One of the Surprises Of the
Racing at Oakland-Fa-
vorites' Day.

Aristoc-sucally bred Rosormonde IS sin
gularly unfortunate ia being defeated
while held m short odds ln the betting.
Game and willing 20 do an that her lin
fted proportions Will permit the handsome
mare is continually striking snag. Yes
ierday she met Los Medanos in seven
furlong run. with Una colorado the only
other contender. and the ring had her a
10 chance II was generally supposed
that Los Nedanos would be all az sea IN
the slusny going. ~til the Baldwin entry
did not lack friends. who snapped up all
the TO ] laid about her. Tommy Burns
had the mount on Rosormonde and al The
start Immediately went out TO make the
pace. Sarger. astride Mecanos, was never
more than a length behind. and as the
stretch waS reached ha4 the mare beaten.
she fought it out to The wire losing the
have been heightened had Sonser 50 de-
sired Ina Colorado finished thirty
lengths behind
The books laid away very little coin. as
rhe other i've furlong backed ones AL
stepped over The home plate IN advance
~ their fields.
running circles around Sly and Peace IN
the six and a half furlOne iauut a ! % 2
choice Ec won easel 90 walk. Peace
has an Eastern reputation THAI entities
her L. consideration. but quite evidently
does not ike muddy track.
Even money looked more than far
price against Satsuma d. the betting on
tho mile ruu. and The haiG-faced horse
was returned an easy winner with Eddie
Jones up. san Ntnado led into the stretch.
when De was gradually overhauled and
PASSED. The wel-backed Festoso ran
third. behind the Baldwin entry Imp.
Nistrai was the only other starter.
Charley Thorpe landed the opening six
furlOnC sprint with Alaska. which geding
ruled equal iaNorite with Major Cook.
1n The run tO Tie wire SaEteilo came from
away back. beating Cook a nose Tor sec
Oul place
Cstler Joe disappointed his admirers in
rhc seven furlong run. third on the card.
He opened equal choice iu the betting with
Gauntlet. but reCeded. and was downed in
q walk hy the Burns & Watcrhouse horse.
Tommy Burns rode the winner Ring
master dropped into the show
Most ~ the smaEf money went in on
High Hoe % capture the six furlong dash
following. and the mare won from the
jump. flamaway disposed OF Dare for
the place.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
CAST
CHICAGO VS..
CALIFORNIA
ON THE GRID
Crack Football Eleven Nav
Visit the Coast This
Winter.

The West and the East. or. rather. the
west and The Middle West. may meet on
a San Francisco gridirOn during the last
week OF this year. IN negotiations which
are now pending between the University
or California football eleven and the Uni
verslty Of Chicago lead to a fruitful Ger
mination the biggest football match ever
played on this coast will take place iu
this city before the end OF the wear.
Matters Rave progressed % such stage
that all now depends upon the faculty OF
the University OF Chicago.
The team representing that university
mas accepted the proposition offered by
Manager Mumma OF California and will
come TO the coast IL the Chicago facttI-
~ Will grant them permission t0 do ~
The University OF Chicago has been fast
this year. playing the biggest OF the col-
Isge S.tss teams, ms defeating many and suffering
defeat from Few and then only after the
everest kind Of a gridirOn battle
once before the University Of Chicago
sent a team TO this coast. That was In
the winter OF 1891. Games were played
with the Reliance and Stanford eievens.
Chicago defeating Stanford In this city
and losing 10 the cardinal Ia Los Arg.-
les. Reliance won its game by a close
score But the team which now repre-
sents the Chicago university IS far clf.
ferent from the one which came here In
1884. This years eleven Is on the same
plane with the best In the country and a
game with California would be "a test ~
East against West. All California Is anx-
iously waiting for the final answer.
The last week OF practice al the uni
versities is now on. A gloom has per
vaded Berkeley and there Is some rea-
son for u. Womble, Hall and Smith nave
been pronounced overtrained. Cochran
wasted no time in adopting radical meas
ures, but sent them out Of town. They
are now enjoying complete rest at am
out-of-toTn resort and will not return 20
Berkeley until Saturday. Signal practice
will be all their work from that time un-
I'll the big game
At stanford the graduate coaches are
hooking In by twOs and threes and all Is
hard brisk work. The team will leave
for Del Monte Friday, where the secret
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
o,CoNNoR'S BAD DAY.

WASHINGTON. Nov. %. - Favorites
won in three races at Bennings to-day.
but neither Brisk. Sydney Lucas nor
Kinnikinnic, first choice winners, were
played 10 any great extent by the talent.
The followers OF Jockey OConnor lost
on five out OF his six mounts. Results:
For all ages nOn-winners IN 1899, nve ana a
half furlongs-Tyrba won. Speedmas second.
IanCdon third. Time 1:l0.
All ages winners In 1893. hye and half
f,IrIongs-Aratoma won. J. A Gray second.
Vertigo third Time. i:loA.
Maiden two-year-olds six and half fur-
lonrs-Randy won Grandeur second, Burma h
Hundred third. Time. l:24.
Selling, three-year-olds and upward. non
winners OF 800 IN 1899 one mile and 100 yards
brisk won. Compensation second. Weller third.
Time 1850 2-5.
Handicap two-year-olds. six furlonss-Syd-
ney Lucas won. Hagedon second, Allalre third.
Time l:i5 Is.
Handicap three-year-olds and upward, one
mile and an sighth-Kinnikinnic won, Beau
Ideal second. St Simonan third. Time. lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
NAMES.
The Coming Poultry Show.

OAKLAND, Nov. 22..-San Jose has an
nounced the postponement OF the poultry
show 20 have been given there, and the
bird fanciers of the Garden City will
bring their exhibits 10 Oakland TO make
the coming show here a success. 1t Is
estimated that 1900 birds will be in COM
petition. The Oakland Poultry Associa-
ton Will open a new department in the
coming exhibition, where only birds FOR
exhibition and sale" will be placed. The
entries close November 20 at the Office OF
the secretary, 2S55 Jackson street, Ala
media. or the residence OF l.. N Cobble-
dick 40l Twelfth street
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
FOOTBALL RALLY.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. n
Football enthusiasm tonight reached
fever heat at Stanford. a monster rally
being held in the Eucinal Club rooms.
EN-Narsity Captains Fickert and Cotton
have been added TO the coaching forces
and as A result toni ghts practice game
WAS the best this season. Tomorrow the
team appears before the students for the
last time before the big game. as they
leave for Del Monte. where the remainder
of the time viii be given 70 secret prsc-
uce.
The dispute over the amateur standing
u Ellis the California quarterback is
stili unsettled. as Manager Berry refuses
10 lift the ban under which the amateur
athletic committee placed him The mat
ter is now IN the hands OF the lntercol-
legiate Athletic committee, which meets
IN Berkeley tomorrow 70 settle the dis
pute.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
TO PROTECT THE GAME.
Delegates From Many Counties Meet
and Petition the Governor.

A convention OF delegates from the Diff
ferent county game protective associa-
tons was held in the parlors OF the Oc-
cidental Hotel last evening. There are
about sixteen such organizations in the
State and every one OF them was repre-
sented last night, either directly or by
proxy.
The object OF the convention was 10
draft a set OF resolutions calling upon the
Governor 10 appoint day. some time
n general convention will be held in this
city whose object will be to found a State
game protective association and TO intro
duce a bill before the Legislature which
will provide a new State game law which
will effectually prevent the slaughter OF
birds, animals and fish out OF seasonal
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
Madison-square Horse Sales.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-The FaSig-rip-
ton horse sale opened this morning in
Madison Square with the Offering of-the
famous Allerton trotterS The following
sales were recorded:
Keller. 2-26a. br. O.. 1856. Ailerton- Miss
France consigned by c. v. Williams Gales
burg. u, soia 70 Carl u. Burr OF cournaok.
J. ] 5000
L2chA- % b. 2. 1897. Elsree. consigned BY
y. W Williams. sold 20 Matt Dwyer New
Jarl no record. or. C.. 1885 AIlerton- Eleree.
consigned by O. " Williams sold 10 a. O
Wilson Baltimore. $500
Flora McGreEcr. no record ch m 1877
Robert Ac6reror- Bella. consigned BY C. W
William. sold % y. Dwyer New York. 5000
Madona- no record. b. r. 1895. Allerton- Lucy
NAton cons iFned by q. ". williams sold 10
EdWari Lther. Reaiville. Mass 500
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
Track Notes

The handbook folks laid 2ik 10 ! against
Rosormonde. Pat Morrissey and Satsuma
in combinations and the defeat OF the
FIRST named mare came as welcome news
Edcie Jones and Thorpe each piloted
brace of winners
Joe Piggott made his reappearance IN
The SADDLE, riding Mlstral II IN the mile
run.
Peace Is a very pouting bit of equine
cmininity. 4 big gray horse accompanies
her - and from the paddock 10 keep the
daughter of Midlothian from fretting un-
tl post time arrives.
The Baldwin horses are showing i'm
proved form II late and the black with
red maltese cross may again become q
strong factor IN racing
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23

After the season Is closed there will be
a series OF games between the California
and the league teams. 4 game was sched-
uled between the California Eastern team
ana Sacramento FOR Thanksgiving day
these two teams viii play. Hughes. who
was 10 twirl for the Fasteners. will not
be found in the box, johnson or Knell
filling his place Sacramento claims that
IL cannot come 10 this city on Thanks
giving day. as IL has a game with a local
team at that time. But II the Eastern
nine is organized San Francisco will prob
ably be its opponent on November 80
There seems 10 be some difficulty in get
ting the Eastern leaEucrs together but
AZ Il earnestly and have no doubt OF Ger
tain success.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
CHARLES LONG WILL REFEREE
NATIONAL CLUB BOUTS

AIEs LONG
|
|
1t found on
NeMw
favored mutuals
g.
preliminary Maxwell
he
opened at 9. to Yesterday ~
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23
ACADEMIC FOOTBALL LEAGUE.

The Belmont and c. s. NJ. A. GAckl foot
ball teams OF the Academic Athletic
League OF California met yesterday az
Recreation Park. at Eighth and Harrison
streets. in a semi-final contest. The Bel
mont team was given the game with a
score OF to 5, though protest was en-
tered by the Lick team. With the score
20 s. Belmont failed 10 kick a goal from
a hard position, but the referee In giving
his decision misquOted his meaning and
after listening TO many technical protests.
ordered the game continued. finally Civ
ing Belmont the game. after darkness had
made further play impossible. The win
ners will meet the Centerville team for
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-23

lazy gilmore, 81; Statesman beat vigilant
St, St,a, SHVer Lyon beat Battleship, Ill. Miss
= ny MAyIoShet peat Rapid Addition. lS-5: Fedora
Ts Teat sky Blue. 5-3. Pat Reilly beat Silent
SreAsure -; The Fran beat Ornament. I2-s:
X,",,S.1 NSe1 Muslc beat Martha Washington Ills:
-, S.''y r ar beat Geraldine. l0-2; Clifton Lass
oe9t Master Lawrence. 81
tn't9 round-Shootover beat Lady Davenport.
L., Mo!nlns Glory beat Aeneas 81: McKin-
- Sis 90 statesman. "a silver Lyon beat Miss
I,as ,hayfoeket -; Pat Reilly beat Fedora. Go.
Sar,,,. az. a. a bye. Sweet Music withdrawn:
Fy Ist'I'y ar beat Clifton Lass. 80.
q - ~ Touhd-Morning Glory beat Shootover
81 SINer Lyon beat Mckinley. 6-5: Pat
hheiHE bye. The Fran drawn; Vanity Fair a
Fifth round-Norning Glory beat Silver LYON
: =, fat Kelly beat Vanity Fair. -
r,d. MAJ. -. J. Edmonds' Morning Glory beat