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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
EVANSTON PICKS DELEGATES.
Republicans Choose Their Represen-
tatives in the State Convention.
(CnacsaI Corraevord e-ca,

Especial Correspondence
Evanston, Wyo., May 1.-THE Repub-
Hcan county convention met Saturday
evening and elected delegates to the
state convention, which meets at
cheyenne Wednesday. G.. ". Carleton
was chairman and Robert Spence sec
rotary of the meeting. The committee
on credentials was NJ. w. Pettigrew. 2.
NJ FOOte and James Lyons. The fol-
lowing state delegates were elected: F.
Nj. FOOte, B. NJ. Ausherman. A. e
Bradbury, c. H. SOlier, James Downs.
Tom HollingswOrth, Robert Spence. q.
w. Carleton, NJ. w. Pettigrew, William
Pugh, Samuel Dickey, Frank GunneH.
William Laurie, G, n. Griffin.
Frank Fagin. one of the EMPLOYEES
at the Union Pacific shops. was SER
lOusly injured Sunday afternoon by be-
ing caught between the tender of an
engine and a doorway. The space
through which he passed was Onlv
seven inches, so It was a miraculous es5
cape. The young man had been in the
employ of the company but a short
time, and is the sole support of sister
and three children. A movement is on
foot among the employees to take up a
subscription. Hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
Smallpox has finally developed here.
Four cases are quarantined in North
Evanston. They are all in one family.
1t is supposed that a daughter who has
been chambermaid in the Marx hotel
in this city was the means OF. spread
ing the cOntagiOn. Physicians are again
doing rushing business in VAGINA
ton
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White House.-Ed Raymond. Ogden; ].

Canick and wife, Scofield; J. VI. Davis,
Denver, Colo; George Mapley, c. L.
Allsberry, c. L. Lindsay, Indiana; Mrs.
Eva Rydalch, Provo; j. L. Wrathau and
wife. GTantsville; John Mitchell, Tintic:
]. Cameron, Park City; W. J. Clark,
George Hammond. Grantsville; w o.
Greer, Spanish Fork; Miss NJ. E. Daisey,
Miss E. Lundberg, Miss S. Lundberg,
James Warden and wife, Bingham; Frank
w Blakelle, Bradford Pa J. A. Love,
Omaha Thomas Vaweley, West Jordan;
G. A. Phillips and wife. MercUr; J. Ma
guire, Ogden; Ed ]. Bews, r. J. BeWs,
Nevada; Gustave Anderson and wife,
Grantsville: w G. Stewart, Tooele
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CREDIT MEN MEET.
Held Lengthy Session at Knutsford
Last Night.

The Utah Association of Credit Men
held another meeting at the Knutsford
last night. The session was a long
one, lasting to within few minutes of
IL o'clock. The association will file ar
ticles of incorporation with the coun-
ty clerk today.
The action of Park City in imposing
license of $40 on commercial travel
ers was the subject of much discussion.
Several Salt Lake drummers have al
ready been arrested in that city for
selling goods without a license. The
association is indignant at this action
on the part of Park City. and has re-
tanned Attorneys Wilson & Smith to
bring suit against that city to show
cause why it should not repeal the or
dinance under which the tax is en-
forced. The association is determined
to get rid Of this taxation if possible.
and will carry the matter up to the
supreme court, if necessary.
A committee of five was appointed
to recommend a line of procedure re-
garding the credits of the association.
The members of the committee are F.
]. Gemmell, G. II. Mcdonald. George
Romneys George Ford and John ]. Jud-
son.
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Denver, Colo. May 15.-At the meet
ing Of the Western Federation of Min
ers and of the Western Labor union
this afternoon the most important fea-
ture was the presentation by Ed Olsen
of Ouray and the discussion by the
members generally of a resolution
looking to the accumulation by the fed
GRAFTON by assessment of a large fund
with which to purchase mines and es-
tablish cooperative union smelter.
the profits of which are to go into the
treasury of the organization The
proposition was favorably received, but
was referred to the committee on reso-
lutions, as was also one proposing the
estimate of a miners home.
At the session of the Western Labor
union, in response to a resolution byi
M. p. Haggerty. a committee was ap-'
pointed to Investigate the feasibility of
the establishment of a university to-
instruct the sons and daughters of Ia
boring men in political economy. It
was also decided to arrange for the dis
seminatiOn Of the writings of distin-
guished foreign authors on the subject
of political economy.
A banquet was given by the IecaI
committee to the delegates of the two
conventions at the Enterprise restaur-
ant tonight The most notable speech
Of the occasion was made by L. c. Rob-
insOn of Spokane. Wash. one of the at-A
tOrneys for the miners in the Wardner'
riot case, and also one Of the prOmi-
nent witnesses and attorneys before the
congressional investigation Mr. Rob
inson took occasion to grill General
Merriam. who commanded the federal
tfooDs at Wardner. He declared that
General Merriam was responsible for all
the arbitrary acts Of the military re-
glme, ana that the generals order for
the arrest of miners of adjoining dis
triCtS was more dictatoriaI than any
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Baseball.
GREAT GAME At CINCINNATI
REDS AND PHILLIES PLAY A
OVERWHELMING DRAW.
Both Sides Had Several Chances to
Win Before Darkness Ended the
Play.

Cincinnati. May 15.-Both sides had
numerous chances to win today's game
but the necessary hit failed to mate
rialize. With one man out in the
twelfth inning. Steinfeldt hit for three
bases Ortiz then purpOsely sent r.
win and Crawford. who batted for
Peitz, to first on balls. Wood struck
out and Barrett's little fly ended the
game. Scott had the visitors at his
mercy after the fifth, striking out Sla-
gle and DelehaRty with one man on
second in the tenth, and Chiles and
Ortiz in the eleventh, with the third
base occupied. Darkness ended the
struggle. Attendance, 1,200. Score;
=. H =.
Cincinnati 900. .......4 IS 4
4 titi1uSlSiAAel II -
Scott and PETIT; Orth and McFar-
land.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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PRINCIPALS UNDER FIRE.
School Board Considering Superin-
tendent Cooper's List.

The board of education met last
evening in committee of the whole in
executive session to consider Superin-
tendent Cooper's recommendation of
principals and supervisors for employ
ment next year. A couple of hours or
more were spent in discussing the mer-
its of the twenty-four principals of the
grade schools. and the three super
visors to be elected, but the discussion
was so much at random that no time
was left for taking a vote to see how
many changes, if any, would be made
from the present roster. In all prob
ability, however, there viii be no more
than two or three changes, if any at
all are made.
The board will meet Thursday even
ing to finall.S consider this matter, and
when disposed of the question of nam
ing a principal and the corps of in
structors for the high school will re-
ceiva attention.
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New York, May 15.-The heat was in
tense at Morris park today and the
crowd was about the smallest of the
meeting. Results.
First race, six and a half furlongs-
Nulcain won, Unmasked second, Imp
third. Time-1:H.
Second race, seven furlongs, selling
First Whip won, Brisk second, Bangor
third. Time-1.27Jb.
Third race, the Bay Chester, mile
lldrim won, Confession second, Herbert
third Time-1:40%.
Fourth race, the New Rochelle han
dlcap, seven furlongs- Survivor won,
Missionary second, His Royal High
ness third Time-1 :27K.
Fifth race, four and a half furlo1gs-
Maiden Won. Cherries second. Goddess
of Night third. Time-:5455.
Sixth race, six LurlOngs-Firearm
won, General Mart Gary second, Lady
Lucas thir1 Time-1:11B
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ALL MUST GET PERMITS.
Cattlemen Must Get Permission to
Craze on Forest Reservations.

Secretary z, II. Callister of the Utah
Wooisrowers' association, who is also
livestock census agent for this state,
SAID yesterday that il will be necessary
ms year Tor cattlemen as we'll as
sheep raisers to secure permits before
they viii be allowed to Craze their an
imals on the forest reserves Mr.. Cal
lister will be at his office from Nav "a
TO May 49, inclusive, to receive applica-
lions for these permits. All owners
must appear in person as no permits
VIII be issued TO agents. The instruc-
tons under which Mr.. Callister i. act
ms came from Forest Reserve Agent
George =. Bucher.
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Lakeside Results.

Chicago, May 15.-Weather clear
track fast at Lakeside TODAY. Re.
suits
Fist race six furlongs, selling
Monic0n won. John Grigsby. second
Innovator third. Time-l:151z.
Second race, four and half FUR
lonCs-The Cuban Girl won, Lilly Pant
land second. Cinara third Time-:55JL
Third race. mile and a sixteenth
Malay won, Eva Rice second, Strang-
est third. Time-1:4SE
Fourth race, five and a half furiongs
selling-St. Cuthbert won, Pauline J
second. Orion third. Time-1:0S
Fifth race, five and q. half furlongs
seiling-O'COnnell won, Abe Fursi
second, King Carnival third Time
1:07Jz
Sixth race. four furlongs. selling
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Cycling.
MESSENGER BOYS RACE.
Event is Scheduled For Next Sunday
Morning.

Eighteen members of the Utah Mes
senger & Signal company will COM
pete in a cycle road race n2xt Sunday
morning. The start will be made from
the Western Union Office on Main street
and the finish viii be Calder's park.
The early hour of 3 a. m. has been
adopted As the starting time in order
10 avoid the interference of vehicles.
At this time most Of the population will
be slUmbering, ard it wiz be easv to
say i didn't see no messenger bow
The course will be south on Main street
to Sixth South. thence to Fifth East
and along that street to the park.
The boys have been encouraged TO
win the race by the generous. contribu-
ton of prizes by the following mer-
chants:
First prize. gold watch. donated by
McConahy; second prize, scarf pin. do
mated by J. II. Leyson; third prize
scarf pin, New York Collateral bank:
first time prize, scarf pin, donated bv
j. ii. LeysOn; second time prize. three
months subscription, donated by Tho
Herald
The other prizes are: One hundred
pounds -four. Intermountain Milling
company; one Star ham. Armour &,
Co; one case root beer, Salt Lake car
Donating Soda company: one ham. joe
Geohegan; one box oranges, Hanson
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AMERICAN BOYS WIN.
Had Good Day at Newmarket Yes
terday.

London. May 15.-At the opening of
the Newmarket second spring meet
ing today the American jockeys had
another run of success. Tod Sloan took
the first race, a trial plate, on Simon
side Sly Fox, ridden by L. Reiff, fin
iShed second.
The visitors plate was captured by
Sacripant William Dukes Egmont
with Rigby up, was second
The Somerville stakes was won by
Aylesham, piloted by J. Reiff. Unaina
ridden by Sloan, was next
a sweepstakes resulted in victory
for Mr.. Dukes Galveston, guided by
Rigby. Martini, with L. Reiff up. and
Caracalla, ridden by Sloan, were sec
ond and third respectively.
l.. Reiff brought Kaffir Queen in first
in a selling plate race. Doris was sec
ond and Broken Melody, SIoan's
mount, was third
The Newmarket handicap was won
by Joe Chamberlain, with Sloan in
the saddle. Ameer was second and The
Decker, ridden by Z. Reiff, was third.
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Entries For Golf Tournament.

Entries are now being taken at
Game & Wilkes bike store for the
DOGGY and classification golf contest,
to be held may 10 on the Country club
links. The object of the contest will
be to establish DOGGY record and also
to secure proper classification of the
players. The following have already
entered: S. G. Park, Grant Hampton
Charles Wilkes, George Jay Gibson
Dana Smith, J. w. Thompson and c.
A Richardson
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Granite East Mile.

Granite, promising trotter belonging
TO H. w. Brown, worked the fastest
mile of the season in 2:231k at Calder's
park yesterday. The last half was done
in 1:0S, which is as good as a 2:16 clip.
Hal COrbett. kcCOy's good animal.
trOtted a mile in 2:2715, and Alice Satin
wood, belonging to DR.. Niles. surprised
her trainers by going the mile in
2:H1s.
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KNOWN AT KAYsvILLE.
Maddox Bore q Good Reputation
There
(speeiaI Correspondenee.)

Especial Correspondence
KaysVille, May 15.-The story of the
shooting of two negroes in Salt Lake
last night by William Maddox was
read with eager interest here, on ac-
count Of Mr.. Maddox and his father
having long been residents of this
place. The family removed to Salt
Lake about three months ago. VIII
Maddox bore a good reputation here.
He was usually Of a quiet disposition
and inOffensive His friends believe he
must have been provoked to a great
degree before he commenced to shoot.
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USES FORCE TO COLLECT.
Merchant Adopts Assault to Secure
Payment Of Debt.

Blackfoot, Ida, May Reconsider
able excitement was caused tonight by
the novel manner which D. H. Biethan.
one of the towns leading merchants.
adopted to collect a small debt He as
saulted George Ernest on the public
street. Biethan went before a justice
of the peace, pleaded guilty to assault
and was fined S..
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Police Prepare For a Bout With
Troopers.
EXTRA MEN ON GUARD
FEAR THAT SOLDIERS MAY RE-
TALIATE.
William Maddox Appears Before
Judge Timmony for His Examin-
ing Trial, Which Is Postponed
Released on. Bonds in Sum of
$4,000 - Yesterdays Develop
ments.

A general impression prevails that
the shooting ARRAY at Links saloon
Monday night, in which two colored
men were dangerously wounded. will
pairing themselves for any emergency
that may arise. 1t is argued that as
long as their money lasts the colored
soldiers will be drinking, and as long
as they are drinking the outlook favors
anything but peace. Maddox has been
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AMONG THE SHOOTERS.
Party of Utah Men Going Up to
Butte

"A party of sharpshooting Utahns,
composed of Collision and j, F. Sharpe
of Salt Lake, and Browning. Becker.
BigelOw and Brewer of Ogden, will
depart Thursday night for Butte where
they viii compete in a shooting tour
nament with the Montanans on Friday.
They are all in good form and will
make a hard fight for the trophies of
the meet
Arrangements for a Decoration day
match between the Salt Lake and Og-
den Gun clubs are about completed. al
though it has not yet been definitely
decided whether the event will be held
here or in Ogden. Members of the
local club Will meet on their grounds
IN Popperton this afternoon to practice
for the match.
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Chicago. May 15.-The Chicagos were
weak with stick today, but made it
four straight from New York because
OF Seymour's wildness. Van Haltren
pitched the last three innings for New
York, the first time he has been in that
position for ten years. Attendance. 600.
Score;
r. II. E.
Chicago .......... .............1O ?
New York S II ,
Taylor and Nichols: Seymour, Van
HaltTen and BOwerman.
Umpire-ODay.
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miscellaneous.
Y. M. C. A. SPORTS.
Moore and Gross Win a Handball
Match.

Moore and Cross defeated Rasmussen
and Wilson in an exciting handball
game yesterday morning in the Y NJ
{. a. gymnasium. The first and sec
ond innings west to the winners h.
scores of twenty-one to seven and
twenty-One to twelve. The losers won
the third inning by a score of twenty
one % seventeen.
Two picked teams of five members
each of Y. NJ. c. A. boys will give
game of water polo in the sanitarium
pool next Monday night.
A hare and hound paper chase will
be held Friday night at the Y. NJ. c.
A. gymnasium.
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Grand stand DESTROYED.

New York. May 15.-The grand stand,
the famous glass betting ring and all
the buildings of the race track at Cliff
ton, y. J., were entirely destroyed by
fire last night. The total loss is $780,
600. The fire was the work of in en-
diaries. The village of Blue Corners,
back of the track, was saved only by a
shift in the wind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
SMALLPOX INCREASES.
Green Rivers Pest House Is Now
Full.
Especial to The HeraId.)


Green River, WyO., May 15.-The
smallpox epidemic here is assuming
alarming proportions. There are now
thirteen cases and new cases are devel-
oping almost every day.
The pest house is full and the CITY is
taking steps to build another If the
disease continues to spread it will prob5
ably be necessary to quarantine the
town.
Judge Craig has adjourned the ses-
sion of the district court and q. large
number Of persons have left Green
River for other places to escape the
scOurge.
Should the town be Guaranteed it
VIII be necessary for the United Pacific
TO change it's division Headquarters
from Green River to Granger or Roch
Springs. Trains would then be run
through here without stopping.
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COUNCIL DOESN'T MEET.
Adjourned to Attend the Tabernacle
Concert.

Seven members of the city council
met last night and adjourned until 7:30
this evening There was an under
standing among the members that
they would hold no meeting so that
they might attend the tabernacle con-
cert. The report Of the prison and po-
lice committee, recommending a CEN
sure of Chief of Police Hilton, was
not field because all of the members
of the committee had not signed it.
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HOLDS FOR BARBHooRN.
Idaho Supreme Court Decides Mos
COW Bank Case.
Especial to Tbe HeraId1

Boise, Ida, May 15.-The supreme
court today affirmed the decision Of
the lower court in the case of The
Netherlands American Mortgage Bank
VS.. the receiver of the Moscow National
bank and s. BarbhOOrn. decided in the
lower court for the defendants.
BaTbhOOTn. as agent Of the Neither
lands bank, who was also an officer Of
the Moscow bank, loaned the president
Of the latter institution $1,000. with
which to buy Indian drafts at time OF
the opening Of the Nez Perez reserva-
ton. The supreme court holds that the
liability was personal and the bank
could not be held responsible.
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PASTORS WIFE ELOPES.
Faints When Her Husband Faces Her
in Jail,

Spokane, Wash. May 15.-Rev. j.
Brackenburg, pastor of the Methodist
church at Prosser, Wash, arrived here
today with the sheriff of Yakima county
to face his clipping wife.
The woman came here with a man
giving the name of Fred Dingle. The
couple were arrested and spent last night
in the county Jail. The police say DingIe
is Wilson, alias George Brown, a we'll
known crook who is wanted here for
holding up a local man a few months ago
When the Rev. Mr.. Brackenburg faced
his wife in jail today she gave a cry and
tainted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
WEBSTER SCHOOL AFFAIR.
Art League Offers an Interesting Pro.
gramme.

gramme.
The entertainment under the aus
pices of the Art league which was CIV
en- at the Webster school last evening
was a great success and will net the
league a handsome sum, which is to
be used to beautify the corridors and
rooms of that building.
The programme, which was rem
dered on the first floor, was opened by
the singing of a duet, followed by an
illustrated lecture on the Philippines
by Major F. A. Grant, which was list
ened to with close attention.
S. c. Park entertained the audience
delightfully."- with his ventriloquistic
powers, and responded TO a hearty en-
core. The solo by Mrs. Browning was
received with every mark of apprecia-
ton, her number closing the pro-
gramme.
Refreshments were offered and found
q thriving patronage The building
was neatly decorated for the occasion.
and presented a most attractive ap-
DeaTance.
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Ex-MAYoR OF BUTTE DIES.
William Thompson Succumbs to At
tack of PARALYSIS.

Butte. Mont. May 16.-Ex-1fay0r
William Thompson died early this
"wednesday morning of paralysis. He
was a native of Canada and e. years
Of age. IN 1885 he was elected mayor on
the Republican ticket.
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American League Games.

At Bufalo-Buffalo. ,: Milwaukee, s.
At apOliS-Indianapolis. p;
Kansas City, Il.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1; Minneap-
oils. f.
At Detroit-Detroit. 8; Chicago, 4.
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can prove anything. We do not know
who they are, except rom rumor
No. we do not belleve any of our
men will cause trouble, but we want
to do everything possible to prevent
any trouble that threatens"
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Pittinger,s Fatal Inning.

Pittsburg, May lathe sixth was
Pittinger's fatal inning when a com
binaCiOn of errors and hits gave the
game to PitlsbuTg. Attendance, 2,S00.
Score.
r. H Z.
flJJSDurg ..>....... ............
1DbNAOu .---.-..-.. ..--..s-. .
TannehiIl and Schriever; Pittinger
and w Clarke.
Umpire-Emslie
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Baseball at Logan.

Special Correspondence
Logan, May 1.-THE A G and b Y c.
baseball teams played a ten-inning game
last evening. and the former won by
score of il to u
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p ugiIiSm.
ANOTHER FOR DUMMY.
Defeats Billy Evans in Six Rounds
ar R7,%+e

UeI5dLo bIIIy tVans IN ok hounus
at Butte.
In a fast fight, lasting six rounds.
Dummy Rowan defeated Billy Evans,
a colored pug of Dubuque. before the
Anaconda Athletic club last Sunday
night. Evans was knocked out after
being badly punished. On Sunday night.
May Is, Rowan will meet Jack La FOn-
tise at catch weights in a twenty
round contest before the same club. La
FontIse is heavier than the Dummy. -
but his supporters rely on his splendid
form and cleVeTness displayed in his
fight with Evans to win the battle.
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Groom outplaY Perfectos.

St. Louis, May 15.-Brooklyn out
played St. Louis at every point today.
Denlin's error let in two runs in the
seventh. Attendance, 1000. Score:
r. II. E.
St. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 30 3
Brooklyn .......... ...--...... Il 2
SUdhoff and Criger; Dunn and Nc
CURE.
Um0ire-Hurst.
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MOUNTAIN STATES
UNIONS WISH SHELTER
Resolution to This End Intro.
duced In Miners Convention.
MINERS FAVOR PLAN
PROPOSITION IS TO ESTABLISH
COOPERATIVE PLANT.

Western Labor Union Takes Up Cues
ton of University to Teach Polit-
ical Economy-Attorney Robinson
Denounces General Merriam for
His Course in the Idaho Troubles.
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MARTIN IS SUSPENDED.
"skeets" Found Guilty of Foul Rid.
ing.

London, May 15.-The stewards of the
Jockey club investigated the charges of
foul riding made against "Skeets'' Mar
tin, the American jockey. May H. and
have decided to suspend him until
June g.
Martin was disqualified at Kempton
park. May IL. after winning the spring
2-year-old plate on Mr.. J. Musker' S
DunOver colt. He was suspended for
the remainder of the meeting and re-
ported to the stewards Of the Jockey
club.
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DIR. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. The
best liver medicine. A vegetable cure
for liver ills. biliousness, indigestion.
constipation.