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MAYBURY ~ ENGLAND.
Report That He Raced with Dowucr Under
AN Assumed Name,

According TO the latest foreign exchanges
j. II. Maybury. the Splinter who won the West
ern intercollegiate ASSOCIATION 100 and 30
yard championships in 1896 and 1897. has come
out a full nedped professional and is running
In England under the assu med name OF y.
johnson" Of America. The identity Of Nav
bury remained unknown 10 the followers Of
pedestrianlsm until no ran "A match race with
A. X. DoUner. the CknowladRcd English pro-
fessonal champion. on May ~. The paiticu-
lars Of the race. ~ published IN the Sporting
IUe OF May 81. are a. follows:
AT the Victoria grounds. Newcastle. on
Saturday. \. X, Downcr of Edinburgh and
}. johnson Of Amcnca. de"lded a match OF
1870 wards level, for $50 n slda. In the orig
nal match between these woll-known pedes-
TRANS Downer agreed TO coincide n yard and
n hslt start To hls opponent, but he withdrew
qnently the present engagement WINS ratified
on level terms and considerable interest was
manifested IN the event, as II was generally
anticipated that II would lend To the disclosure
scrlbpd ~ belonQing Ia South Shields and
formerly OF Natal, HIS real identity however,
thoritatv ely stated that his real name is }, II.
Mavhury of Chicago. the American college
amateur champion, who can boast Of having
defeated the celebra'1rd Yankee pedestrian.
been voluntarily announced by the connec-
tons of johnson, but his photograph and pedi-
gree may be found IN The Sportagt hprcr OF 1898.
Though fine weather prevailed only Loo
spectator were present. and CddS or I 70 |
were Ibid on DOwnsr The wagering, how
ever. was Of n very limited extent. and tho
affair wps n comnlete fasco. 4 capital start
was effected and for about fifty yards the pair
were racing abreast, but from that point Dovner
drew clean away from his opponent and won
easily by ten yards. The time wa. three wards
wor e than even1, but II may be- stated that
there was a strong raStorly wind against the
runners. Immediately after the match the
supporter VI johnson challenged Downer
TO run 100 yard.. level, for ESQ q side, and
Downer intinatnd that he would give his
reply in "A few days"
There appear TO be good grounds for the
belief that the sporting Lfc Il correct In it,
assumption that johnson" and Mayhury
| are tho same person. The Western Splinter
has not been heard Of In thiS country for a
| long time. and an American who returned Ia
this country a short while ago stated that no
saw Mavbury NJ London, Tho latter has been
| the subject of much strife and comment in the
athletic world, lie wa a student nj the Uni
yersity of Wisconsin. and after hiS dual win
In the WeSt.yn intercollegiate meeting was
disqualified by She association for having COM
peted rs a professional prior to his appearance
a. an amateur. The easy manner in which
he was beaten by Downer indicates that he
did not take ne race seriously. and his record
Of 0 As seconds for 100 yards i a guarantee
Of a close struggle should the Flying Scotch
man" accept hi, challenge and run for the big
stake of 5000.
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W lose the odd trick.

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rr,ol "a. MAY il the beoInninr Of the
d,u,n"enn j.nnt a"hoo n show that YOU can
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This record Is mainly remarkable for the
spasmodic wins OF Maher, three in succession.
on June lS, three on June u, two on June o.
three on June |. two on June 81. This shows AK
wins in twelve races at the close of the meet
with one win, he scored eight victories In
twenty races, and at Brighton last summer
he ina e a record OF nine wins in fifteen races.
Yet II required sl,2oj 10 win out a cumula-
Sheepshead has been very "spotty" for three
years, II also has bad days about the third
and tenth, Its average record Tor five wears
Is IS per cent. of winning iavOritcs. LOOK out
for II. The chart of last spring meeting is as
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FitzsImnons and sharkey May Fight in
AUGUST.

Bob Fitzsimmons bad another operation per-
formed on his hand Yesterday morning and the
results were so fattering that the former cham .
pion IL figuring on gong into the ring again.
The Cornishman's prospective rival will. in al
probability. be- Tom sharkey. Fitz called on
Tom O'Rourke Yesterday afternoon and aid
he would be plea sed TO lght ShnrSey in prefer
ence TO any one else
1T Sharkey defeats Gus Rubin on Jule %, 4"
O'Rourke replied. II will make n match With
YOU the following diy on any reasonable condi-
tions, the same to be fought In August"
This seemed to satisfy the authenticated
boxer. There Ia also talk OF having Kid Mccoy
next fall. Mccoy y Inclined 70 make the match.
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Thus. on a maximum capital In the book
makers hands Of 1928 there has been won 1881
net. 1t should also be noted that in the long
series II was not an accidental win which
pulled II through, and that several other wins
followed In quick succession. and two at the
next turn, and in all three Ia the next five races.
Herein Is demonstrated the strength Of the
method OF betting. ~Sheepshead will probably
call for considerably more capital, and Is the
worst meeting OF the circuit for any system. -.
The system for playing the jockeys, described
in detail in The SrN OF April 20. 1909. won good
money at Gravesend. This consists in calcu-
latins prior to each race the percentage OF the
jockeys engaged in 1t and then playing the
one with highest rate for q to win and 81 for
place, wherever Practicable. or for 81 to win
where no place. odds can be obtained, No
Jockey Is played twice in succession, and, il
one Is SO indicated, the next on the list Is taken
and played. Here is the way II came out at
nrooklyn.
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the dealer must make II himself: Here Is t .hs
play: z makes 1t no trump anu "'
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The winning favorites are marked ~, those
getting second Ak, those second AZ worse
than Ia on ~" and those unplaced 20.
This chart applies TO all favorite systems.
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BETTING SYSTEMS WON.
PUNTERS AHEAD AT TEE END o.
THE CYAVESEND MEETIN0.

THE CYAVEsEND NEETIN0.
U.usuai Features Of the R~acins-Trosbis for
both Backers and IAyers-Many Ions Shots
70 the Fore Results Of the Char system Of
Betting and Of wascrs on the jockeys.
Previous TO the spring meeting OF the Brook
tn Jockey Club 1t was said In The Sun on May
~ last: And now for the 0rsvesendl sss
What 10 TO be expected7 Its record OF late years
points to the gravestones Of many systems
which won at Morris Park. : Trouble
may be expected about the fourth and the
eighth, ninth or tenth days" II Is Interesting
10 note that from the last race on the third day
10 the nth race on the fifth day. twelve races
IN al, only one favorite won that on the eighth
day not a favorite finished In front, and that on
the four days specified only five ~favorites won
h the twenty-four races.
II has been an extraordinary meeting In many
ways, and has produced troublous times for
both hackers and layers, II has sustained the
low average set at Morris Park for winning
first favorites, and even the Oldest ut the game
are beginning 10 wonder what the rest Of 1900
h to be like. All this was predicted In the
winter articles appearing in THE sun, when
BONE other system than betting on ~favorites
was advocated. In 1907 the record OF this
meeting was 40 per cent, the lowest In years;
In lss II was IL per cent, IN lsD " CLOSED AZ
Is per cent. Here IL the daily record Of 1900.
opening with two winners the first day, 33 per
cent. ~ per cent, ~ per cent, rs per cent, rs
yer cent, 27 per cent. % per cont. ~ per cent,
Is per cent. 25 per cent, 20 per cent. 70 per
cont, n per cent. ~ per cent, "a per cent, IS
Ter cent. 81 per cent, and ~ per cent. What q
nightmare There were 1902 races In which
q first ~favorites won. and 20 were second; OF the
latter 10 were AT worse odds than IL on. or
the second ~favorites IS won and 81 gained the
place. with 2 ut less than Ia on. The record
Of the winning first and second ~favorites Is
% per cent as against 81 per cent. In 1899. In
1903 II was 10 per cent. and In 1897 II was 90
per cent. The brightest spots In the record
are that only one favorite at prohibitfve odds
June /, Blues, 2-6. won IL recorded, and that
only s ~favorites started with lass than even
money obtainable some time during the betting.
Herein lies much compensation for the de-
crease In number. IL Is better TO have six
winners at Il than nine at 1916.
Naturally. the long shots were to the fore.
May ~, Pincher won at Sol: May %. Danforth
won at Isl, Merito POI, Ten Candies was
third at SOL and Delmarch second at Isl; NAV
sO. The Golden Prince co. was third, MAY 81,
Rare Perfume iO-l won. June |, Scales i6-l
finished second and Bob White SOL also gained
the place; June ?, Peep O'Day was second, Isl,
Prince Pepper 2O-i third, Fair Rosamond sO-i
third: June 4 Long Isle 4O-l was third. Picardy
Isl won; June 5. Merito Isl won. Cresson
s-i was second. June @ Fair Rosamond 2O-i
won. Chararrace 2o-i won: June 7. Wax Taper
Isl In n field Of six was second. Prince Of Mel.
bourne 2o-l second Tower OF Candles PSI
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S2z8 ahead
won but VA disqualified

Although this system entails considerable
careful work and. occasionally, tne
II appears TO pay well for the risks taken. lbs
-fry Of punters who have a knowledge OF ns-
ures, II will be Interesting to watch is course
at Sheepshead, the testing track OF all other
Tho Jockeys 20 score brackets at this meeting
were ma followu.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
FORT ATKINSON.

Mar. 26, 1900.
tFrom our regular correspondent.)
Mrs. @. Brace went to Calmar Satur-
day.
g. A. Bieber was DEBORAH visitor
Saturday.
Richard A. Tubbs, of Viola, Wis,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Misses Olive Jones and Rose Bucks
went to Elms Saturday.
Herb Perry, III. Logne, N. Smith,
Jessie Perry, }. Kraal, j. Sindelar and
John Capp of Jackson, were IN our
berg Saturday.
The entertainment given here Friday
night by the pupils of the public school
was very good, the pupils were well
drilled, and all did very well indeed.
The Rotations by the little folks were
fine, especially that of little Ada
Bulgren--"going to grandma's." There
was large houseful and everyone was
glad that they came. About thirty
five dollars were taken in.
AL. Morris was up from Douglas,
Saturday.
Miss Emma Einwater went to Rude
Friday evening, for few weeks visi
with her brother.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
Correspondence
News Happenings of the County,
Reported by q Competent Corps of Writers.
BURR OAK.

Mar. 20, 1900.
lFmm our regular correspondent
J. G. Failey returned from Milford
Thursday, where he has been engaged
in teaching.
b. Ward is on the sick list.
Frank Reed returned from Belvidere,
H., Friday.
Burr Oak is on move. Thirteen
families exchanged their place of resi-
dence last Wednesday.
Jesse Reed has purchased All. Jew
ellis place, consideration $4,000. ALT.
will move into the Smith house that be
recently purchased.
The funeral services of Jno. Freden-
berg we're largely attended Saturday at
the A. e. church..
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Pierce were agree
ably surprised en- the evening Of March
s4th, the occasion being their 9Th we'd
ding anniversary The guests left them
n beautiful clock and lamp, and wishing
them many happy returns of the day.
MIR. and Mrs. f. Cox were likewise sur
prised the 2lst inst, and were presented
with q chair and clock.
f. Malcomb started with his house
hold goods for South Dakota Wednes-
day His family will follow in few
days.
The invitations are out for the mar
riage of Laura Bennett and David b TX
er to take place Wednesday at the
brides home.
Mrs. Geo. Reed has gone to Waterloo
for an extended visit with her sister.
e. Thompson who has been working
for #. G. Schanck the past few months
returned to his home in DEBORAH Satur.
day. Frank Kimball takes his place,
beginning work this morning.
The Yoeman lodge is doing good
work. Thirteen new members were
taken in Thursday night.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
CASTALIA.
Mar. y, 1900.

Mar. u, 1900.
prom our regular correspondent
Merit Perry is clerking for w. ]. Flynn.
Charley Bloxham returned from several
weeks visit at Fayette last Friday.
Rev. j. Dickensheets goes TO Cedar Rapids
today to attend conference.
Mr.. Cole, OF Boscobei, Wis, has moved ON
James Emery's farm.
Mrs. Kelsey. OF Austin, stopped in town be
tween trains last Saturday.
Harvey Clough and wife came up from
Glard to spend Sunday with his sister. Mrs
Chas. winn.
sherman Bollman was over from Frank
Vile Saturday TO visit friends.
Miss Lemon, of Cresco was the guest of Mrs
Irwin Allen over Sunday.
Mrs. John Topliff and Rollie came up iron
Des Moines, Saturday, for visit AT the ole
home.
Mrs. Ike Allen visited friends at Decorat
several days last week.
Mrs. g. Hunter, who has been in poor healtl
for several months is very critical III. DIR
Jewell. OF DEBORAH is attending her.
Ersie Hart is expected nome from the Val
der Business College tomorrow.
Rev. Orlando Thornton was here over Sun
day visiting his brothers Chris and Harvey.
Miss Carrie Dean came down from Bloom
ing Prairie last week to visit relatives.
A. N. Thomas arrived nom Spokane, Wash
last Friday night and accompanied his famil,
home today
At the annual election OF officers in the :. =
last Sunday, the old officers were all reelected
with the exception OF the librarians and or
ganist.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
Through California Sleeper.

ON every Friday the G. M. d. st.
p Ry. start tourist sleeper, from Chi
capo for San Francisco. To make
connections with this car, leave Decor
an Friday at 2:25 p. m, and on We'd
nesday through tourist sleeper from
st. Paul and Minneapolis, leave Decor.
all or (Calmar) at 600 and 500 a. m
or 1915 a. m. and 900 p. M, Wednes'
days, and connect with this car at
Mason City for Los Angeles and San
Francisco. 8. V. Potter, Agt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
CALDfAR.

Mar. q, 1900.
(From our regular correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Olson, of Austin, Mimi,
came down TO see their sister Carrie graduate.
w. J. Barloon passed through here Satur-
day on his way TO Fort Atkinson, TO spend
vacation.
Mrs. Joe Becker and children.left Saturday
afternoon for Postville. to visit her mother
Mrs. John WEIGH reports her daughter, Mrs.
Bennish, and young son as doing nicely.
Miss Maud Heserman came up from West
Union to visit her sister and attend gradual
ing exercises.
Henry Diely came down from Algona 10 be
present at graduating exercises.
Miss Randy Kettlesby returned home from
st. Paul with her spring millinery stock
Peter.Meyer has withdrawn his name as a
candidate for councilman and w. y. Keech
has. been selected to run.
Mrs. ". f. strayer is visiting relatives ana
friends here for few days.
O. II. Olson and John Stafford are both i'm
proving nicely.
Gertrude Kaye Is expected home 10 spend
| her vacation this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hefien, of Austin, Mimi,
stopped off here to visit their son and family
on their way home from South Bend, Indiana,
Monday.
Dr. j. y. Roome and T. w. Hazelton came
up from Des Moines. Saturday, returning
Monday
Mrs. G. Campbell entertained Mds. Gleace,
Mcfarland and Clay, of Austin, Mimi, who
were here to attend graduating exercises.
Mrs. Void, Of Rock Rapids. Ia, and Mrs.
Nelson, OF Luverne Mimi, daughters of q.
Chrstianson, are visiting their paternal home.
| number OF the Ossian high school pupils
| came up to take items at commencement here
as they "will be there'' in June.
| Commencement exercises held In the open,
house last Thursday were largely attended
and reported 10 have been very line. The
graduates, thirteen In number. are all worthy
girls and boys. who no doubt cast longing,
lingering glances behind where 10 many
bright days of LIES spring time have been
spent, while they go out into the larger, broad
err school, the world.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
KENDALLVILLE.
Mich. 2e, 1900.


(From our special correspondent
Ole Oleson, who has been visiting at home
for some time, returned to his work at Satire
on Monday last.
The school board have secured the services
OF Evangeline Todd for the summer term Of
school.
Miss Nellie Burton left Saturday for Deco
rah, were she will attend the institute.
MIR. and Mrs Otto Sullow spent Sunday at
Florenceville.
James Casterton died at his home northeast
OF Kendllallville March 2Sd. after an illness OF
a few weeks. The funeral was held at the
Safe. Line church on Sunday.
Mr. Harlan, S. s. missionary, was a well
come visitor at our Sunday school March Is.
Miss Mary McEuth is contemplating a visit
with her sister, Mrs. J. HI. Daskam. at Mime
apolis.
Our L. A. s. will meet with Mrs. Mary Bar
mes Wednesday afternoon.
Eva Thayer and Edna Burton who were
on the sick list are reported better.
@. w. Daskam LEFT Monday for Dubuque.
where he will receive medical treatment for
deafness.
Letters from ]. Townsend report his safe
arrival at Oak Tree, Virginia.
Mrs. James Lester has been enjoying visit
with relatives from Doland, s. ID.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
LOCUST.
Mar. 2e, 1900.

Mar 26, 1900.
(From our regular correspondent.)
Mrs. Geo. Konrath from Dec rah, was
visiting friends in this neighborhood last
week.
Henry Sellman, from near Hesper, had
wood hauling bee nom Cbas. Fslok's last
Tuesday.
John Berry and son J,f from Preston,
MINI were visitors at Geo. A. Pfisteis The
lore part of last week.
Gideon Seegmjller made business trip to
Pre,ton ana Spring Valley, Mimi, last
Wednesday.
John severson made a flying trip 10 Deco
| rah last Thursday evening.
| Peter Ruffridge and family departed for
Fairmont, Mimi, on Thursday, were Mr.. r..
| has purchased large farm.
Hank Ruffrfdge transacted business In
Mabel on Thursday.
| Last Thursday Alvin Pfister insisted on
| giving his father, Geo. A. Pfsler last cutter
ride with his Morgans, the IN W was goi, g
fart, which seems TO be the D, ST that his father
wants 10 take with him this spring as Alvin
| tipped him over al both made quite an i'm
preston in tie mud.
| Last Friday Theo Thorson in moving his
| CINE frem Canoe Creek to j. Nelson's, where
| he intended to saw lumber got 1t stuck In a
snow bank, n mile north Of Locust, where 1t
! still stands.
Henry Cunning sold fine lot of hogs to
Reeves a Hamre last Friday, for highest mar
| ktt price.
Mrs. Halvor Bergen, another old pioneer,
died last. Tuesday. Her husband dice sever
| al years ago. Thee daughters, Mrs. Edward
Ellis, Mrs. Ole Ellis of Harmony, Mimi, and
Mrs. Austin Maland, of Locust, mourn the
| loss of a good mother On Friday her re-
mains were laid to rest in the Big Canoe
cemetery.
Misses Gusta and Julia Falck are visiting
| friends at DEBORAH.
Win Goettelman is to have an auction sale
on April I'd.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
Money to Loan.

Will loan money on personal prop
erty at two-thirds of valuation, and
also OH real estate on short or long time
just as parties desire. Also will give
parties chance to pay 500 after the
first year or all, or just as they desire,
from 81 900 to Sl0,0 900 at reasonable rate
of interest. COLIN BfRDsELL,
1T. DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
Published on
Thursday.
For over fifty
Ell g b t years a
National Family
paper for farmers
New
York
Weekly
Tribune

and villagers, whose readers have rep.
resented the very best element of our
country population.
1t gives all important news Of the
Nation and World, the most reliable,
market reports. Fascinating short
stories, an unexcelled agricultural de-
partment, scientific and mechanical
information, fashion articles for the
women, humorous illustrations for old
and young. 1t is the "The Peoples
Paper" for the entire United States.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28

BLUFFTON.
Mch. 26, 1900.
tFrom our regular correspondent)
Our school closed last Friday.
Mrs. Taylor is still improving slowly. but is
not well yet.
Mrs. c. Sherman is In quite poor health.
Miss Anna Gibbs, also her mother, has
been quite poorly for some time back.
Miss Viola Smith has been holding revival
meetings In the Friends church since last
Thursday evening.
Miss May Elzea closed her school last Fri
day, and Is going with Others to attend the
Institute.
G. A. LANCE came home last Friday, bring
ing his wife with him, after her extended
visit IN Wisconsin and North Dakota.
M. j. Demaray was in town last Wednes-
day, calling on old friends on his way to De
corah on bushes.
Mrs, o. N. Yingst was visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ, Akers, last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
For Sale.

100 acres in Burr Oak township, 30
acres under cultivation, the balance
surrounded with woven wire fence.
Running water on the place. New
improvements, house, barn, well, etc.
Price and terms reasonable.
5l-Spd. N. II. DURKEE.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
Will YOu Help?

We intend to give you the best pos
sible show of fine stock of all kinds, an
improved art department, and high
class of amusements.
We have arranged a racing circuit
with New Hampton, West Union, Ell
kader and Waukon, by which arrang-
ment we expect to have racing Of a
high order.
We desire the help of all the people
of Winneshiek TO make the Fair Of 1900
the best in the state.
Hurrah for it every day and each one
bring some exhibit and arrange to at
tend every day.
II. l.. CoFFEEN, Secy.
BEN BEAR, Pres.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
To Whom 1t May Concern:

The firm of Linkenheil & Haas has
this day dissolved, Chas. Linkenheil
withdrawing from the firm and Geo.
Haas will carry on the business as be-
fore. Any person indebted to the firm
will pay the same to Geo. Haas.
"a pd LINKENHEiL q HAAS.
Dated this 9th day of Feb, 1900.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
Residence for Sale.

Will sell my West DEBORAH residence
property cheap II taken soon. Good
house, barn, we'll, cistern, IL lots, all in
good condition. Excellent location.
"a FRED J. RosENTHAL.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28
To Break up Cold in One Night

or TO quickly cure La Grippe take
Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets"
We will cheerfully refund the purchase
price II 1t fails to cure. Price Is cents.
wangler Bros. sole agents. 8-lyr
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-28

PROF. JOHN TRowBRIDGE, of Har-
ward University, contributes an in
teresting article, entitled --latest de-
velopments with the X Rays, to the
April number Of Appletons' Popular
Science Monthly. A number Of curious
illustrations accompany the test