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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-23

~Sheriff Castrup took Mr.. Sch.
Huebner, OF HARRISON tip, to Il e
Insane hospital at Evansville We'd
ncsday. Application for his ae-
mission was made several weeks
ago, as noticed in the COURIER at
the time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-23

cures made by DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
teen,h century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. kilmer. the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der specialist and Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-23

Mr.. Jesse b. Kessner, for several
years a citizen Of Jasper and now
living in New Albany, was in JAS
per greeting many friends Wednes
day. He is travelling as solicitor
With III .rchanls, Tor the Louisville
CT, thing Company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-23

A-If you want to make . valu-
able present to "A young man during
the holidays, look at those hand
some goods in VIM Bohnelt's tail, T
shop window. a suit or a pair OF
pants from there would be con-
slant reminder and JOY for year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-23

WELCOME MIR James Cox, OF
Jefferson township, moved to Jas
per last week, and with a grand
daughter is occupying the residence
Of W. +. Cox, E-q. He is one OF
the staid old settlers Of Dubois
county, and will be heartily well
coined by our citizens.
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am not doctor, but AIT for Hughes
Tonic, the most reliable Chill and Fever
cure on earth. Also for DR.. Kerr's Veg
etable Nerve AMI Blood Restorative,
warranted to cure Liver and kidney
trouble and blood purifier. formerly
sold by Joseph Whelps, kyana; money
refunded il not cured. Also agent for
the world renowned DR.. Lochers' Rheu
matte Remedy, has cured cripples and
cases OF long standing when all other
remedies have failed. can give testi-
monials Of people that have been cured
right here al home. have been EN-
ployed in the largest drug business in
Louisville for II years. know what is
best Try these remedies and Won will
save big doctor till. also sell the
American Western Wash Machine, su.
perior and relief wringer, folding iron
ing tables, Enterprise sausage machines
and lard presses and the reliable n ursary
stock OF Chase Bros, Rochester, N. Y.
PHI. KAsTN ER, SR.,
At Farmers Hotel, Jasper, Ind
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~See Haberly's handsome
Holiday adv. in this paper, and
then take your children and
let them look at his pretty show
window of toys, and when you buy
some for them they will be happy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-23

rA-Mr. r. w. Armstrong has
been appointed city attorney OF
Huntingburg, vice Leo II. Fisher,
resigned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-23

In JAIL.-On Sunday night Mr..
Phil. Kastrer, ST., and wife had a
fuss, and some parties hearing the
noise interfered. Kastner had been
drinking and was mad. and struck
some q them, when some one dealt
him a blow on the back OF his head
with a stone, when he rushed behind
his bar and got a pistol and shot,
the ball making a slight flesh
wound across the stomach OF John
Rottet. Marshal Gutzweiler heard
the racket and arrested Kastner and
took him before Esq Sernersheim,
when he waived an examination,
and declined to give bond, saying
he preferred to board awhile at Cas-
trup's hotel, from which place he is
now selling his celebrated med
icines,-that will cure most all
things except jealousy and the al
coholic habit.
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.uUKroRr and cANNELToN DIVISION

Lowest rates to all Eastern aud Western
points. Folders, rates, and general infor-
nation will be furnished upon application
20 We. CLAYCOnB, Agt. Jasper.
4. -. STRATTAN, Trav. Pass. Axt., Nj Vernon,
NJ =. A. CAMPBELL, Gen1 Pass. AgeL.,
W Louis Mo
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Columbia Township Trus.
tees Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee Of Colum.
ola Tp., Dubois county, Ind, will attent
" Township business at his Office OF
avery Saturday, and persons having
.ownship business to transact are re-
gu ssted to present II en- that day of tn,
xsek.
The Township Library il kept at the
office OF the Trustee, where those en-.
titled can obtain books.
GEORGE w. MILBrRN, Trusted
Nov. %, l8O0-ly.
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t,ME uARD IN EFFECT. Nov ). 1899.
MAIN


No. Is leaves Jasper daily at 40. T.. r. n
t,ves ut Huntingburg at5O,
Nc. rs leaves Huntingburg daily. except
sunday at $50 a. m. arrives ut Jasper ut $50
No. ~ leaves Huntingburg daily at 9.05, ar
lives in Jasper ats.25 A. IN.
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n you have any local news, or
want any printing, call us through
the Courier Phone. 1874.
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Advertisers in The COURIER are
capturing the trade.
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Warranted to cure any case Of Worms in Horsss.
Cattle. sheep or HoRs. also Pin Worms In Colts
The most perfect remedy made. Price. % css-
sol X. b. BrannOck
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DIED. Nov. 16, 1900, Mr.. Math-
las Hettich, aged 81 years, )
months and 10 days, after a long
sickness of rheumatism and asthma.
Mr. Hett'ch was a native of Baden,
Germany. He came t. tn Y. >. In
1852. and stopped in Louisville for
a time. and then came to Jasper.
He was married in 1860 to Miss
Paulina Eckerle, who survives him,
with 3 sons and l daughter. He
was always a hard and faithful
worker, and had an established rep
utation for honesty and uprightness.
His offspring ara all grown. For
years he worked helping to build
the stone Catholic church and the
exposure and hard labor incidrn. to
it brought on rheumatism, which
Of late years has several times pre-
vented him from work. He was
held in high respect by all who
knew him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-11-23

rkA-As announced III the COURIER
exclusively, two weeks ago, the Du
bois county Farmers Institute will
be held at Huntingburg next Mon
day and Tuesday. Prof. Latta and
W. B. Anderson ale the principal
speakers for Monday, while Miss
NJ. l.. Clark gives to the ladies one
demonstration lecture on cooking at
l:3O p. m. Monday. 1t would
seem that her services ought to be
utilized to greater extent than enc
lecture. Tuesday will be occupied
by Dubois county farmers, the cleo
ton Of officers occurring Tuesday
afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
WEEK MORE At BENNINGS.
Petition for Extension Refused
Three FavOrites Won.

Washington. Dec. l.-F'ine weather drew
a big crowd at BenninSs to-day and the
racing was the best of the meeting. Three
fayorites won.
McMeekin. Billy Berrick's high-class g.
year-oiG. made his first appearance at Ben
hlnEs In the last race. He was an odds
on faVorite. but Burns had to ride the lit
tle horse hard in the stretch 10 head of
kinnikinnic.
The steeplechase was chapter of acci-
dents. five or the seven horses going down
or refusing before the race was over. Two
OF the jockeys. Lynch. who rode Silver
Fox. and Adams. who rode Facile. had uS-
ly falls and both We're badly shaken up.
President Howlands has received word
an extension of the meeting until Christ
mas Will not be allowed. and the meeting
Will close next Saturday. Summaries:
OIctue). to 2. Won: Feieraiis,. q tE. HEWITT. H.
l. To !, and To /. second: Judge MaGee 20
man TendeIan y Tmrar 1i Prnre PsasIo i hSna ma
Pie. Red Spider. Monmouth Boy and Bannock
Second race 2-year-olds. five and half surlonss
.Alzora IL. PcNering). to >. won: Flaneur.
-. tMcCuel even and l TO 2; second: DactyIe.
Victor, Frenal. Woolgather-r. Anna Darling, Pan
Craven ami CALI ar also ran
bali miles-Breach Of Promise. 40 tBrazI. 5 to
]. won: Slaroba lfe Barry. TO and to ;
Time SEQ. Fearless Silver Fox Sir Dick and
Face also
FgHIf 81 SRsf GRe II to and Sos
Aa9uith. lo5 II Burnsp. to and !. to 10. sec
;Sr aRa kniFst T c e IL, ss5a Gt5 Idea. =; s.s 0ek
Fifth race. handicap. six fErlonss-Robert wad-
dell: l22 u: Mcnermgtp. II to .. won; Pigeon
us cMcCue,. Il TO |. third. Time 10 i-5. Amo-
rita. Rabunta,o Ginki and Shark also ran.
hundred yarIs-McMeekin i05 II. Rurnsi' to
and and Sa, og .csna wSn ,si - '
to !. third. Time. 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
DRINK HABIT CURED
Mre. May Hawkins Will Help Every
Woman Save a Drunkard.
Trial Package of Her Marvellous Home Treat.
ment free for the Asking.

son. With the assistance Of others she per.
fected the original treatment and now offers
to send this treatment free to any distressed
wife. mother or sister who will write for II.
Mrs. Hawkins great desire Is that every
woman who needs this medicine will write
at once to her and get 1t.
Mrs. Hawkins treasures hundreds Of tesu
monials received from thankful friends. She
holds each grateful letter sacred. b.. the fol-
lowing are published (by the request of the
writers) IN the hope that they may te the
means Of fastening others to w.ite and get
the treatment:
Mrs. Nay Hawkins. Grand Rapids. Nich.-My
Dear Friend: You have been the means Of bring
ing sunshine into my home Last August got
your remedy and began giving II to my husband.
and from that tins until the present he has not
taken . drop OF lny kind Of alcoholic drinks.
cannot say too much for what your remed; has
done for me and urg. il as helper to any mother
sister or wife who shall need II. Yours sincerely
East Hampton. Me. MRS H. A. LANE
Ny Dear Friend: am very pleased to say you
brought happiness to our home. Ny husband
has never drank a drop Of liquor since he began
taking your treatment. His sppetite for drink
has entirely left him and he says he will never
touch drop again as long as he lives. thank
God for this. for since he has quit the drinking he
Is altogether different man. Please use my let
ter. because my husband Is well known by ell
glass workers and he wants others to know what
Elwood. Ind. MRS. WIN KRAMER
Dear Mrs. Hawkins: feel that must return
thanks to you for the comfort that feel. 1t was
through your advertisement in the papers that
Erst heard OF your remedy that has entirely cured
my son. He can't bear the smell Of any kind Of
drink o that 1t was In my power to do more but
am getting old / will close. thanking you from
the depth Of my heart for your goodness to the
distressed families OF the Garth. Go forth doing
good and God will bless you Your friend.
Paterson. N ]. NJ ANDERSON
Many other letters similar to the above
night be given, but these will suffice. Thou
sands have saved their homes and loved ones
by this remedy and you can be among the
number IL you only wish It. Mrs. Hawkins
treats every letter she receives sacredly con-
identiai and you need have no hesitancy
whatever in writing her for assistance. Do
not delay. Write her today
Address: MRS MAY HAWKINS.
Box46e Grand Rapids. Mich.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02

men were both arrested. The trouble Gre
ated no excitement. as the races were
ever and very few people were on the track
Grey Forge and Windward received the
bulk of the play in the first race. The WIN
ner turned up I'm Helen Paxton. a to
shot, who ran a good race on opening day
and who should have been played. Tho
Texas mare picked up her field at the half
and rolled home the easiest Of winners.
Windward and Belle Simpson fought II out
Tor the place. the former securing II by a
short head.
Hoods Brigade annexed the purse in the
second. selling affair at mile and six
teenth. He was heavily played and in a
driving finish managed TO beat out Ben
Chance and HEROES.
Tip Gallant. the second choice. refused to
break and was left at the post.
For the second time during the afternoon
the colors OF Jim Arthur flashed first past
the post In the six-furiong handicap. the
third piece on the programme.
Noroni. the 5-year-old son Of Sayre-Step-
hanie. was the one who carried the Arthur
colors to victory in this event OTsn front
the young Canadian Jockey. A. Weber.
flashed first past the post in the six-furlone
handicap the third piece on the programme
The Texas horseman got the money I'm the
sprnter. In what they considered soft
spot They lost no time In getting down,
and before the bookies knew what was do
Ing. they were filled up on Tragedy. al
though Tragedy WIS considered to be "oil
from the van" She had TO perform her
hest to stand off Frank AIcConnelrs de-
The last race OF the day went to AMI
mostly. the favorIte. who picked up her field
at her leisure and galloped home an easy
winner by 4 length.
First race. mile and one-sixte-nth. selling
Helen Paxton. 10. uade). to and to l.
won: Nindward. loj Msy), TO and even. sec
end. Belle simpson. ?6l2 tDalel. 10 10 l. third.
Time. l5lig. Little Reggie. Grey Forge, Tho
Planet and Jack Martin also ran.
Second race. mile and sixteenth, selling
Hood . Brigade 81 "a. Weber, & 10 and ! TO 3
won: Ben Chance, e5 Tallyp. Il TO / and TO l.
second; Iieroics ios C!aIe). Is 10 l. third: Time,
30. Blocker. Tom Gilmore. Dan Cupid and
Miss Loretta also ran. Top Gallant left at post
Third race. six furlGnGs. handicap-MVroni foe
a. Weber,. 10 and to l. won: Alex Ia
tMitchrlD. 3 to and even. second: ti0rbsi les
tTull,). 10 !. third. Time l:l5 hummer GeOr-
ga. Acushla and Juauetta also ran.
Fourth race. Magnolia selling stakes one milo
Aloha II: 30 a Weber,. II 10 and ! To- s.
won: FriaditZa. 9S tWatsonl. 10 and to l.
second. SIR Florian. 10, tMitCh.ib > 10 l. third
line. 1:+3. IhIe" starters.
FNth race, seven furlonE nES-Tracedy III DO
IshG,. "a :. and even. won: Frank Nc, Onnel
l1a tMitcheln. to and even second; Innuend0
loH llalel. ID To l. third Time l:aS2. Uncle Ei!I
iiishop Reed, Ollie J.. Free Hand, rh!dlas Sa!-
lie ] and Alvin W. also ran.
sixth race, i've and une-half furlongs. selling
hnlInOsity. lO' ,MItchelD. and TO . wIn
Porter b. l1i May. l. TO and ; to / second: :
liylo. lgS Weberl, II to :. third. Time 90. Gra-
ci"us. Divonne. Matln. Glenbow and Varro also
Ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
DUEL NARROWLY AyERTED.
InterestinE and EXcitin: Incide nts at
New Orleans Races.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


New Orleans. La. Dec. IA. Weber. the
young Canadian jockey. and Jim Arthur
occupied the center of the stage at the Fair
Grounds this afternoon. Weber rode three
winners and third out of four mounts
while Arthur sent three horses to the post
and had Them returned winners
The weather was. all that could be asked
for racing this afternoon and quite a large
crowd tnjoyeG a fine days sport.
The fiagnolia Selling Stakes for 3-year-
olds and upwards. at mile, was the star
piece on the programme. Six accepted the
issue. All We're heavily played. with the
exception of Lillian Reed. Sir Florian and
ditza, Charlie O'Brien nd Knight Bannerst
went to the ost equal Sec I'D choices at
ssr,.- SIZES A6sr oSi short del dsi@y at the pest pest
start. with Aloha III off in front, and the
others clo:ely punched. Triaditza went to
the front in the first quarter and led her
brought Aloha ii up. and IN a desperate
battle all the way down the stretch: man
blanche winner by a scant ha,. length.
4ria1itza managed to last long enough to
secure the place from Sir Florian, who was
fast in the final furlonG.
Starter Jake Hoffman made his debut to
the New Orleans public this afternoon and
made decided hit. His starts were all
good an6 the horses In the six races were
dispatched in a hurry.
A special train of six cars arrived here
this morning from Cincinnati. This puts all
Coubts at rest about the scarcity of horses
for the meeting.
A duel was narrowly averted by the
Grounds this afternoon. Bishop Poole and
Henry SimIn, MS got into m argument as 10
W.. ther running horses ere too cheap in
selling race. The discussion grew heated
and Poole s5ruck Simmons in the Il The
la ter went for his gun aud had Il ha'f way
ort Of his Pocket. when policeman
e. abed him. Poole in the meantime lost
r time in going down for his revolver
when another policeman caught him. Tie
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
Jennings Stable Also Annexed the
Two-IearOld Handicap
at TanfOran.
EXCITEMENT AT NEW ORLEANS.
Duel Nerly Resulted From Argu-
ment Over Cheap Horses
hummer Was Again
an Also Ran.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
San Francisco. Dec. l.-Jennngs's stable
annexed the Gold Vase Stake at mile at
Tanforan to-day, and also the 2-year-old
handicap.
There were eight starters in the Gold
Vase. Modrine being favorite at II to 3, with
AncriSa the strong second choice at 5 to ..
John y. Morris cut out the pace to the
half. The Lady then made a bid for the
money. and at the three-quarter pole led
by half a length. She could not hold her
place and gave way TO AndrisSa at the
head Of the stretch. AndrisSa won easily
from The Lady. while Advance Guard came
from behind at the end and beat 'Madrine
FOR show money.
In the 2-year-old handicap at six and a
half furlonEs. Canmore was fayorite ut 8
TO .. He got bad start and seemed out
OF it. but at the head Of the stretch sot
through and won from TyTa a 10 to / shot.
who started for the first time. Janice was
third.
Courtier won the first race In a gallop.
The hurdle was taken by Eva Moe. the
l 10 favorite. who beat Mestor by two city
blocks.
The Mitten won the fifth because the boy
on Coming Event. the favorite. ran his
mount 10 death at the start. Hindoo Prin-
cess was third.
The last race brought a very close finish,
the first three being 70 to l shots. Free
Pass won by neck from Onyx, who beat
William +. the same distance
Summaries:
Forst race selling. five fur,ongs-Courtier, l)s
tOconnor). even. won; Ra"-lling, i15 tWeider-
strand. 10 !, second. FL SonorO I1S oDominic,D
10 l. taird. Time. i:yli.. MISSED immodel. Pick
allow. Illusion, Abba l. and t,stallade also ran.
Second race, handicap, six and one half turiongs
-CsnmCre. 1lo tMOunceb. to ). Won: Tyr. IJ1
o. Martini. u TO / second: Janice. .lel 'UCon-
nCrD. TO l. third Time. leo. Seide DiderOt, St.
iict. Bat and Artculate also ran
Ihird race. hurdle. two miles-Eva Moe. l2T
tcairnsD, TO 5, won, Mestor l57 Cooper, L to
/. second: other two fell. Time 3:5JL.
FoIrth race the Gold Vase. mile-AndrisSa, 9S
tMounce). ga to l, won; The Lady. l05 (E. Ross)
10 to ]. second; Advance Guard, los CTurnvrj )
70 l. third. Time. lao Wooster Boy GOnfai1n
Modrine. John A. Morris and Eddie Jones also
Fifth race. selling. mile-N!tten. 10 tCohurn).
10 .. won: Coming Event. 10 tNedderstrandl.
to .. second. findOo Princess. llg tMuuuceJ. u
TO |. third. Time. I:i244. Morelia and Kitty Kelly
also ran.
', sixth race, selling six and one-halt furlonss-
treepass ia Fallehy). Is to J. Won; Onyx. II9
tFrawiey). II To !, second: William F.. IA 1E.
Ross, l. to ], third. Time 60 ;. Nemesis May
Boy. Lady Maud Judge Shropshire. Tinsaling.
lGancra. Anita b.. Eight Dollars and L-tiger
also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02

Official Report of Scores and Awards
at Sedaiia Is Announced.

REPUBIIC SPECIAL.
Sedaiia. Dec. 1.-The seventh annual show
OF the Sedalia Poultry and Pet Stock Asso-
citation closed this evening. and was the
most successful one. botn in number oi
birds exhibited and attendance. ever held
by the association. The Official report OF
scores and AWARDS is follows:
BARRED Plymouth ROCKS.
G. NJ. hualiy. Secdna-tiTst COCK. So: first
eeskerei. st.z second yusiet sS.s: frst PEN iss,.
W. a.; koiey. sedal.a-tirst Een. s-, second
hen SIR: tnlid cockeIel. go: frst pullet. sS4.
third pui..t. s-@.: secont pen. lsS Sl6 thiry pen
Sf. L csspySstiL Lsyeond seShtrei, t1 hs:i "3.. "
MitiIE IL AoL III nOChs.
a. i. DtcsmJn. aedalIa-tlIst cock, sli2: first.
second a,d thiId hen. Ssh. 49,, -: nrst second
ana ' pIis s o. WYNpGrfEs "a 30 RS i'' i'i'
E 4: Coddlng. SeGaiia-tirst and third cock,
Sen Sen So So T Ts second and AND shr srS
bullet ssi2. .Si.. So. nrst and second pen. 49,.
l: A. Osborne. sedalia-second cockerel. 81;
second and Nh Wr IeH s sss So; fhird Pen' 1855
.re Isree r: Seta!iafgSt ai S5 am ANA second % cock
LACK iANGsHANs.
Y. III. Ritchey, SedaIa-Flrst aad second cock
hrst. fsecond and tnird cockerel. "a, s5l:, vs..
.ee0n1 AID third pen, .ss... ~ IN. isS.
r ~. ryree-FIrst cockerel. s2Is: frs, puller,
PARTRIDGE CoCHINs
X W. Tyree-tlrst ana second cccherel S4is,
VI; I., nrst SECOND and third puiie ga. sss.. se
HIst pen. Isi ll-l6.
:ad n;n; Az sasks5s s @ srss a@a and
p 8. S $: iiAMBUisGs; -
.s 49, S5ss s second sse5nd and AND
third Paile'' ss 81: EfHSTSa, ifs5 SSR, is ZIG.
eqekeTel. s. s2lt: fIrst pen, Is i5-is anu '-..'
a,st second nd, and third hen. sS'.. 93A. $50; Sec
r uon1.ii Ss,,,, 1,,., ,,,...., o,,, g..
Rose c6MS 2. LEGHoRss.
nrs second sn ,h9d pust ss s L. s
second and third pullet. s5l4 si1.. 81: first PEN
s. C WHITE LEGHoRNs
IL a., A. osh'ne-Firss cockerel. "a; >scond pull
~: B; Mo,~el,sesond cockerel s21s; frs, and
C. BLACK MfNORCAS.
W r. BowersockoFirst cock ssf4; first. second
ana 'h'rc men, 10 RED Ed CAPS f first pen is7 HIS
Iu. se.-Trst !, 81 eoS rel s. FIRST second and
'h'f' pa CORNISH 4 sf 1SDiAN sl sEst gsEs gsf lsS
q tde WflfonG, Sedalia-First on cock an pull
B. E. TED GAME BANTAM
lph Blair, Sedaiia-First cock s5Y: nr.t
,nd and third hen. s5l.. 95 IS: nsst pen
BUFF COCHIN BAN1AMs
Irene death; sedaiia-F!rst cock. 81: first and
Musseimsn & Licklider. s, ial!a-socond cock,
:ss; third & hen d., u; frs, eocAerel. 81 first and
Ralph Rlair. Sedalia-Dcmes.i- class. first do
mestic bucks: second and third. immature bucks:
and third, immature does: first. sscond al tn id
on domestic matuI, pairs: iIst. domestic INN.
sweepstaks beat ten res:
II. l. La ssh Sedal,a- Imported: class first
n ature doe: domestic class. fir mature doe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-02
LARRY KAyASAUGH REINsTATED.
Turf Congress Removes the Ban
From the 81. Louis Turfman.

President Robert Aull of the Fair Associa-
ton received official notification yesterday
from Secretary T.. e. Hopper of the Ameri-
can Turf Congress TO the effect that Larry
kaN anaugh and the horse Apple Jack had
been reinstated by the Committee on Ap-
ptals. Mr.. kavanaugh and the horse were
ruled Off the turf by Judge Joseph A Mur-
ply at the Fair Grounds last August
Apple Jacks Inconsistent running caused
tho ruling. The animals reversal of form
vas glar.ng. After running a very fast
race. six furlongs in lis and fraction, he
was beaten IL his next out In 1:l7 and a
fraction. The betting on the Apple Jack
the da- he was beaten indicated that there
was something wrong, and the officials
acted promptly.
Mr. Kayanaugh is well known in St
Louis and his friends have always main
tained that he was in no way responsible
for Apple Jacks in-and-out running.
Apple Jack is 5-year-old chestnut horse
By Spendthrift-Apple Blossom. He origi-
nally belonged 10 Clarence OFallon, the
weil-known st. Louis turfman. After the
latter retired from the turf, Apple Jack
became the property of Ted Weiker The
latter raced TIE animal at the Fair Grounds
In 1893. Last spring at Newport Nelker
vas ruled Off. Then Apple Jack turned up
at the Fair Grounds and was entered in
the name of Mr.. Kavanaugh. Tie latter's
friends cain that he was the Innocent
victim in the Apple Jack affair His
vindication by the Turf Congress Commit
tee on Appeals puts him in good standing
again.