The record-union., 1899-11-11
The Judges Of the Newport Race
Track Pass Heavy Santsncs
On the Persons Who Had a Hand In the
Assault Upon Dan Murray
The S1uggard, Creation
Lord Zeni and Siddubia the
Winners of the Five Events at
the Newport Track-Results at
Lakeside and Tanforan Park.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1O.-After
thorough investigation into the ngnt
between "Curley" Brown and Dan
Murray Thursday afternoon at the
Newport track, the Judges to-day ruleu
off the turf for life the following per-
sons: H. D. Brown, George Heating,
Trainer Ted Wilker and Charles keaf-
ing. Wilker was implicated in the at
fair through handing Brown pair OF
brass knuckles during the ARRAY.
1t developed, however, that Brown
did not use the weapon given him by
Wilker, but Wilker struck Murray sew
eral times across the head with chair.
The Heating brothers, according to eV-
idence presented, We're in the room IN
which the fight took place, and pre-
vented Murray from escaping his as
sailants when attacked by Brown. Both
the Keatings have been employed by
Starter Jake Hoffman as iagmen.
Brown is one of the best known turf
men in America. For several years he
was starter at Newport and several
other tracks. This year he has been
racing stable of horses. He owns
three of the fastest sprinters in the
West, in Merry Day, Gold Dor and
Dolly Wiethoff.
Murray is still in a precarious con-
dition, but the physicians say he will
recover. The most serious injury is a
cash in the back of the head five
inches long.
The weather pleasant to-day and the
Queen City track fast. Results:
Seven furlongs, selling, Acushla won,
Aureole second, Prince of Wales third.
Time-1 :2S1b.
Six furlongs, The SIuggard won, Nun
key Me second Koenig third. Time
1:15H.
Six furlongs, Creation won, DR.. S. c.
Ayers second, Russell r. third Time
1:141a.
One mile, handicap, Lord Zeni won,
Molo second, Skillman third Time
1:41A.
Mile and fifty yards selling Siddubia
won, Fresco second, Zanetti third. Time
i A
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Weather clear
at Lakeside and track good. Results:
Six furlongs. The Unknown won, Ben
Chance second, Terraline third. Time
Iii.
One mile. selling, Josephine B. won,
Free Hand second, Pauline j. third
Time :43:Il.
Six and half furlongs, selling, Geor-
gle Anderson won. Andes second,
Bonneville third. Time-1 %
Mile and twenty yards. selling, Deer
ing won. Latch Key second, Danish
third. Time-1:45
One mile, selling, Refuge won, Bert
Davis second, Evelyn Byrd third Time
1 :441h
Mile and an eighth, Harry Nutter
won, Volandies second, vincenness
third. Time-1 90
AT TANFORAN PARK.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-Ostler
Joe, ridden by Burns, was badly beaten
at Tanforan Park to-day by Reolia,
10 to l shot. There was another sur
prise in the third race, which was taken
by Jolly Briton at 10 to /. St. Agnes
being the favorite at l to 3. BY hard
riding and remarkably good manage
ment, Burns on Meadowthorpe sue
ceeded in winning the fourth race, de-
feating Silvertone in the last few
strides. The last event was easy for
Rio Chico. Magnus bolted at the start
and nearly threw Mounce. The track
was very muddy. Results:
Five furlongs, Sardine ct. Burns), 4
to ., won; Diomed &c. Jones). to 1,
second; Kitty Kelly ct. Walsh, 6 to l.
third. Time-1:04. Mortgage and Rio
Shannon also ran.
One mile, Marcato q. Walsh, 4 to 5,
won; Lodestar Oh. Shields, 10 to l.
second; Croker IT. Burns), 6 to /, third
Time :46a4. Faversham left. No other
starters.
-Four furlongs, selling, jolly Briton