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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
BIG HANDICAP AT DELMAR PARK.
Peaceful Seems to Have the Great La
Dor Day Event At His Mercy.

Peaceful Seems to Have the Great La
Dor Day Event At His Mercy.
Lovers OF a good horse race, apart from
its money-changing interest. Will be duly
thankful that. In spite OF legal and other
distractions, pelmar Park Is operating. and
that the Labor Day Handicap may be run.
Although 1t seems that Peaceful Is In l!ght
enough to spoil 1t now 1t should be q morse
On the result Of the one and one.sixteenth
mile handicap run at Delmar on SATURDAY,
Peaceful appears to be in now. He IS
carrying tine same weight to-day as he DID
when he ran within ~one-quarter OF q second
Of Ida Ledford's figures for the dis.ance'
the good 4-year-old mare carrying ninety
three pounds. He won so easily that he
seemed good to give Ida Ledford twenty
pounds and a beating. Peacefurs most dan-
Day. Kazan. Monograph and Cyrano.pfo-
yided Mr.. Rogers's horse runs his race.
Mae Day ran a good race on SATURDAY
and. at a mile and seventy yardsS, o SeS,' he
probably could have beaten her any~ dsy
from two jumps to two miles mat cay
Still. she was just about one race ace and and
one-dxteenth of q mile short. The race ana
subsequent work should about properly IN
her to-day. She will run a good race. sure e
Cyrano ran an awful and ansoiu.e last ia
seemed sore and stin and suIkine: It looks
as il Mr.. Rogers rushed his prey" 100
fast. He was very big his first Out al let
from race to race until Saturday. ne
seemed to improve more with one race than
no should have improved with four. which
probably means that he was used too mucn
in his work. But this horse with % ,pounoS
up. ran second a length away to brieaaier;
when he put the mile circular track record
saw him beaten three heads and two lengths
III pounds up, by Herbert, All Gold ana Car
kuncle.. while his previous out saw. him 10
seven furIopes in 1:26 with 1S pounds up at
Coney Island. With 90 pounds to liz on
Rrieadier, he beat Carbuncle, Ill pounds up.
ten lengths and Star Bright with IA VI.
there. the time being % as. IS 3-5; ~ 40,
30 IS. 1:12 is and Ia A horse ike tnat
surely IL some account. even II ne Is not In
Then his first out this season saw Wax
Taper beat him a head, ia pounds each. a
mile and seventy yards. in 1:S. This was
Taper. when he fell to his knees. Cyrano
was beaten three heads and two lengths by
Watercure, Ill: Teddy. 106: Margrav!ate. lug.
and Wax Taper. ia. This on his first out.
too. The race to-day seems to lie between
Peaceful, Miss Mae Day, Hayes's best-he
IL such a clever fellow in these races, Is
Mr.. Hayes-and cyrano at his best. In
best horse. But on their ST. Louis form
Peaceful. Miss Mae Day. Hayes's best-he
him. 1t is a big field. and accidents will
cut a lot of figure. Peaceful was perfectly
ridden last time, and will scarce run a bet
ter race to-day. while accidents may hurt
him. Rochester was doing well with 80
pounds on him when he was cut OF on Sat-
urday. and If fortunate he will be up there
to-day.
There are six other good races on the
card. and an excellent days sport Is to be
anticipated.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
The Great Sire, Killed to Produce
q Futurity Winner, Succeed
ed After His Death.
YANKEE AN AMERICAN HORSE.
Futurity Victor Can Boast Three
Generations of American Blood
Comes by His Speed
Through His Dam.

Hanover, great son Of Eindoo ard Bour,
bon Belle. was killed doing 1t. but ne did
n neI. T. s wss no, IN nn fiT's sste "a b las S \ T mat
his last crop OF 2-year-olds produced Yam
kee. winner Of Saturdays Futurity. the hest
and = fastest e eve I'VE. run nj, It vas HanSye ,s last
e-s overhead him every year. until ne died
OF excessive stud usage.
they have been trying to make the greatest
OF all Iatter-day sires get a Futurity win
ner. but he never could succeed. After he
Is dead. and at the very last moment Yam
ing in the diadem of the great dead morse.
Proctor Knott. the winner OF the first
Futurity. was by Luke Blackburn. Chaos
the winner of the second; was BY Rayon
o. Potomac b. st. Biaise. His High.
ness by The Ill-Used. Morello. greatest OF
by Eothen. ogden by Kilwariin: L.. Aleu-
Chacornac by Juvenile and Ballyhco Bey
by Kingston
Hanover. out of all the great horses he
the money in the Futurity until this season.
and fremont had mos, success in Futurity,
candidates. Though not any of them sired
moro than one winner. these fellows had two
times.
Gentlemen who take an interes. in the
hish phases Of the turf will be glan
honor. AS before stated. ii was the only
gem missing from the crown of the great
sire. He was killed trying for it and though
he may not have revoited at the manner OF
his taking off one cannot help feeling that
he deserved that which he was used so
hard to achieve.
1t was the fastest Fu,urity ever run. and
probably the best. 1t was a cIean-eut VIC
tory for the great horse who sired Yankee.
Hindoo is dead. Hanover Is dead. but next
year 1t will be The Comm9ner. Halma or
some other Of the great line these horses
represent that will sire the Futuri,y win
ner of 1892.
BY the way, in no Futurity since that Of
Proctor Knott has so thoroughly an Ameri-
can victory been scored. To be sure. there
is no such thing as a true American thor
oughbred-they all trace back to England.
But Hanover comes as close to being the
real. homemade article as possible. He
traces right along a splendid line of thor
and in the American stud. Hanover was
by Hindoo. who was by Virgil. Virgil by
Vandal. vandal ~ Glencoe. who was Inn
ported. On Hanover's DAMS side Yankee
No. 2 in the Bruce Lowe system and all
strongly American. Virgil was the best son
OF Vardal. who was probably the best son
of Glencoe.
royalty by his speed. He is the son Of Cor
~rection. who even young turfmen remember
as Messrs. Morris's great Splinter by Him.
yar-Mannie Gray. This mare was one Of
Doctor Hasbrouek. Walcott. o'connell and
other great shOrt -distance horses.
Former Futurities have been won mostly
by the get. OF imported horses or English
Juvenal. Eothen. Eolus, Ill Used and 9TH
ers are either English or very close to It
All in all, the Futurity Of 1901 was about
as close to an American one as It Is pos
And ne one groudges Hanover his last mo-
ment's triumph. =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
MARKsMEx


New York, Sept. Fresh from their work
on the Rockclif ranges last week, the Ca
madam riiemen arrived at Sea Girt, n. J..
today. and are quartered alongside the
lrish team in the front row Of tents near
the clubhouse on the New Jersey State
camp ranges.
The representative rilemen OF the Domin-
lon Of Canada received a hearty reception
when they arrived. Governor Voorhees,.
General Spencer and the. majority of the
military and civilian rifle shooters met the
visitors at the railroad station and greeted
them enthusiastically. J.. ]. j.. Mason Of the
Thirteenth Regiment of Hamilton. Ontario,
IL in charge Of the Canadian marksmen.
Tomorrow the Canadian visitors VIII COM
pete in the Hilton Trophy match, which
will be shot In stays at 100. 800 and go
yards. 1t IL expected that this will bring
out the best points OF the newly arrived
marksmen, as all the best military shoot
ing teams of the United States will be com.
petitors.
Captain Wilson of the Irish team and
General Spencer of the New Jersey Rim
Association will make known tomorrow the
names of their respective teams in the
ireland VS.. American match. which wifi
take place next Friday.
Governor Voorhees, and General Spencer
have finally arranged for the disposition Of
the Ulster jewel. presented by Captain VIII
son Of the Irish team: and . badge valued
Ulster ridemen to the New Jersey STATE
Rite Association. The Ulster Jewel WIN be-
coma the Deo0s<8-a ths-090heeAeS the
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REPUBLIC SPECT.
Amateur Baseball Club Notes.

The reorganized Cairo baseball team defeated
the Charleston nine at Charleston. Mo-. In an
Interesting game by the score Of . to ): Batteries:
iarieston-Howlett and Brown.
and Bourgeois. The Cairo team viii Depart shortly
for a trip through the South
The Rawlings team departed Saturday ni9ht
for a trim through the Southwest. The blowing
games will be played: Four at Swineield, Mo-:
three at Joplin, three at Fittsburx. Kas.; thres
ct Fort Sent: and three at Fort Smith. Ark
Manager Bepe has = fast team and expects to
win a majority of the games.
The team representing the ~v.ne-calvert Paint
Company defeated the Piatt & Thornburgh nine
at the c. p. G. campus Saturday afternoon by the
score of ~ TO ~. This was the deciding game
in the se-iee ard was very interesting. Nve in
the final innings. when the ThornburghS pitcher
was hit for twenty runs
afternoon a. Athletic Park at 3-3o. These teams
are composrt; of aome OF the best amateur tall
emit in the city and a hot contest should result.
The HanIey and KinselIa team defeated the
Clover Leafs nv the score of Q to 4 yesterday.
The HanIey and ninseIla team would like 70 ar
range games with all out-of-town teams, Flora.
SiimmerfeId and New Baden preferred. They
Rave an onen date for Sunday: September g.. For
games address II. Croney. No. Ss Brooklyn
street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
COOL WEATHER PREDICTED.
Averages Show Normal September
Temperature of q Degrees.

The weather indications are that north
easterly winds will prevail in the vicinity Of
st. Louis. with a high barometer. and the
maximum temperature of 30 degrees touched
at 4 p. m. yesterday Will hardly be ex-
ceeded. No rain is in sight for the next
thirty-six hours.
Tho hourly temperatures in St. Louis.
ranging between s. and 80 degrees. were:
/ a. m, 6: 2 a m. 6s: 3 a: m, IS; 1 a.. m.
o.; 5 a M, s.; s a. m, s.: Z q. m, S.; 8
a. M, IS; s a. m. S.; 10 a. M. 20; II a. M,
.; L. M. q; / p. M. IS; 2 2. m, Is: 3 p. m.
50; 4 p. M, 50: 5 !. m. 10; 6 p. m. 7; Z
D., m. n: S d. M, IS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
RAvExsBuRY MAY WIN TO-DAY.

Six races will be run at kinloch to Gay
and a really good card is presented r1eios
Of considerable merit will figure IN al the
events and 1t looks as If Loves Labor Will
last Saturday without much trouble.
The race IN which he will figure Is the
entries are carde:. Aloha II. is something
Of an unknown quantity as yet. and mis- frst
start may or MAJ not be a winning one:
Labor should win the race easy. with Eng
hurst. who ran a good race Saturday, in
SECOND place. and Greetings third
Of the day carded. Monos and Chorus
Boy. will. it is hoped. meet today. the
scratching Of the Robinson gelding last Fri
day having. afforded a practical welkorer
for Monos in what would otherwise have
been an interesting contest. Monos should
win with Chorus Boy second. and Joe Col
Old ". B.. Gates may not start in the
fifth race to-day, but II he does. he should
win. His legs were swathed with 80 much
he finished second to Chorus Boy. shat he
will probably be kept in the stable io-dsy
with sore shins Dan Paxton stouid win
day not being an Indication Of his. true
capacity. Nettie Regent. on her win Il
Friday. stands a good chance tor second
Ravensbury viii pick up IFS pounds in the
third event. a five and a half furlonS az
fair. for 2-year-olds. but the Chinn ,olt is
impressive fashion his last out, that he
seems to be the best at that. Arizato. with
seventeen pounds the best of him in .rnpost,
should be second. while Our Jessie. Will
probably be third.
1t looks as II old Muskologne will al last
win a race to-day. He ran second rcain
Saturday. the old fellow trying for ali he
knew how to get past the post :irs.. He
came surging In strong and full Of running
and looks really good in the first race to-
Clara should be third.
The uncertain Draw Lad. whose entry has
will try to capture the second race to-day
that is. If he feels like running. He viii
probably cut up at the pest as usual. but
II he gets OF well. IT doe. not .ook as If
Hop Scotch will be second and Merida third.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
westerners In New York.

SPEC1ALA
New York, Sept. l-Hote arrivals to- day
include the following visitors from the
st. LOUISE. G. Dameon. J. Hopkins. Wal
dorf: A. ]. Brockscuridt, NJ. Barschkus.
Albert: u. Levy; W: II. Masi!l, Imperial:
Mrs. E. R. Seidlitz. e: a. Mead. Ct. Denis;
Berthold. Ashland; ]. p. Morris, f. II. Pcr-
ter. Grand Union; 7; n. Murphy: s.. p.
way, GiIsey: NJ. 8. Robson. Broadway Cen
trail; J. B. Heydt. 81. George: II. J. Collins.
Marlborough; J. d. Malone. Rossmore: ].
haitian; s.. NJ. Howard Park Avenue.
kansas City,. {. Bolton, Bartholdi: 6.
Mallory, Jr.. Marlborough: .. II. Emore.
81. Joseph. A. Johnston. Holland.
Springfield. lila W. EdwardA Herald
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were many OF the fairer sex. Tho birds
throughout were a fair lot. an especially
fast bunch being trapped In the afternoon.
Mr.. Cabanne shot consistently through
out the match and deserves great praise for
his good score. especially As he was com-
without intermission, owing to his Ate AZ
rival at the park. Harold Money, who
was picked by the knowing ones to eazIy
on first honors, made q very clever eh0y.
ing, but fell down on four Of his birdel
largely through carelessnesA The mach
drew the largest entry ever gotten toGoe19
In the city and makes a promising %.
ing for the fall shooting season The Scego:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
o.BRIEN LEADS DELMAR RIDERS.
The Efxer Jockey Took Full Advan-
tage Of Dale's Absence.

TInG f1zGf Jockey TOOK fuAk AVSohe
fage of Dule's Absence.
With Dale on the sick list las, week,
O'Brien had some advantage and holds the
proud position at the top Of the winning
list of jockeys. Dale returned to the saddle
on Saturday. but how he did make things
hum! He rode in five races. landing two
winners and running second in the other
three events. Although he was beaten in
these three races. he was so close up at
the finish that the rider OF the winner could
feel Dale's knees brushing his own.
Out of twenty-one mounts during the
week. Dale was four times first. with seven
seconds. Two thirds and eight unplaced.
T. O'Brien had thirty mounts. riding
seven winners. seven seconds. fve thirds
and eleven unplaced horses.
O'Neill was in great form last week, as
he rode the most winners-eight-two sec
DDS. seven thirds and nine unplaced.
Watson ended the week with q goodly
percentage. Out of seventeen mounts, he
was three times first. once second. five
thirds and eight unplaced.
Lindsey had the most mounts-thirty-
thereon the week. He rode three win
ners. was five times second. with seven
thirds and eighteen unplaced. Howell, ".
Narvaez and c.. Hueston broke into the
winning list during the week. Howell rode
two winners. while the other two rode one
each.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
JOHN CABAxxE WINS swEEPsTAKE.
Crack Tfapshot Killed Ni1efy.Seven
Birds ut Dupont Park.

p, Tes big ssoo a@zs'Fa Which sSei Sesan a, f1 5up a,Hs
Shooting Park. Saturday. was finished up
yesterday evening. John Cabanne. the
local expert. won frst money, killing 81
and Dute Cabanne tied for second place.
each having erased IS birds. There was
another tie for third position, Doctor Clark
and Alec Mermod both scoring s. kills.
The other contestants withdrew: toward
the close OF the match, as It was growing
dark. and the leaders had such an adj
less.
Probably the largest crowd ever as
sembled to views shooting match In this
city came out In the aftefnoon. IAo spec.
tafoss numbsr11 abouk n ansag Wkoa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bros Juniors. is: odin Juniors. :.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
nI SsH'e 1aaier.. Ms IS: o sSa', Juniors ii@s': :, Wilson
REPTRLIc SPECIAL.
Lebanon. III; sept; 1aLseanen Defeated the
Ing Of swae.s and Lamb was very .nectivs. En-
runs sccrod. Hall. Ieftfeider OF the home team.
made a sensational catch. Indy made . new
double play unass.ste6- Baf:erfNS-SwaerB ard
FrederIcks: Lamb and Reed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. No. Sept. J.-Spr:neneld ball team
was defeated to-day by Rawl!nss team of st.
Louis by q score OF TO /. Batteries: Spring
panion and Carney. H.ts-on johnson :. on
CaTpanion s.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
REPTBLIr SPECIAL.
Evansville. H.. Sept. 1.-The Evansville base
hail club suffered Its second defeat Of the sea
of st. Louis. The battery work OF Towers and
f6hheck and the al1-around work Of Neville OF
the Evans were the features Of the game.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Minstadt. Ill. sept-..I-The home team de-
feafed the Libertys OF st. Louis In a very pretty
game here to-day. The Libertys were Shut out.
TIE score being 2 to 0. Neither side was able to
home team punched hits. and. aided by two errors
Of the visitors. sent two runners IN. winning the
game. as there was nothing more doing in the
run-gettinR lire in the closing innings. The bat.
The Iibertys' battery was Newman and Zemh-
lidge.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02

Chicago C~hrOnicle's SELECTION.
SPECIAL.
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-Harlem:
First Race-ColG Runner, Master Mariner. King
DeiiIs. ~
second ~Race-Corrigan. Mabel Vim. Evening
Star.
Third Rsce-Filon dor. Donation. Tornpktns
entry.
Fourth Race-Malay. Star Champer. Leo New
fifth Race-Federal vuIcain. The Pride.
sixth Race-Mi.s Bennett. hummer. G2nfalon.
Seventh Race - Espionage. Flying Torpedo.
Synia.
Weather clear and cool; track fart.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
DR.. B0nANNAn

cu.ss al Chrusie Diseases. 1E. 1.s"-vegessh 0asesr
positively cursa Nervous Debility, e0t8sI Wek10k 10
Isaheo1 or any s,:S rsuitnl nor yosshssl Gsss -
exsssaa, IN fsmtEt = aysn vGks- In dD aAd sonshndy
sdvsrtissd h fhs B. Lopis paRsrs far sver fpsy yH@ao1
has never failed IN curing the Morst Csa. llla.ssnSyS
sna visor with magiol erect g tass AIDD1 A44O
Dollafs: trial paeknGe, One Dollar. ..f5de.a y ehsy
the Hemedy Wifi de- all hatis advertised. sold oaiy
A. BoMANyAN, No. e. Mor1sn strNk, q. 1SIAA ~
Iseshlishsd 1851. Hrivsts Circular
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02

New Jersey Rifle team who shall make the
top score twice, not necessarily in success
zion, in the Hilton Trophy match. and the
Braithwaite badge will be awarded to the
man making the highest marks twice in the
interstate military contest for the Soldier
of Marathon bronze trophy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02

Morning T~eleEraph's Selections.
SPECIAL.
New York, Sept. a-sheepshead Bay:
First Race-Fulminate, The Bachelor. 1sea.,
Second Raoe-ogden. Alard Scheek. Cnnasked-
masked.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02

Milwaukee 2, PHILADELPHIA 1.
Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. milwaukee won the
last game Of the series from Philadelphia by the
by his supporters. The feature Of the game was
a wonderful running catch by Mailman in the
nth inning. whereby he robbed McIatyre of a
fhree-haRxer. Attendance 5nn score:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02

dee about his readiness to give up some OF
his Harlem dates to quiet the situation.
philanrhropist to other tracks and a mag
nate with nothing but the interests OF the
American turf at hear Is something new.
Few followers Of the turf would recognize
Condor in the new role.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02

ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS
FOR RACES AT FOUR TRACKS.

Third Race-Mssterman. King Hanover. An
dalusnE.
Fourth Race-God Heels. Imp. Advance
Guard.
Fifth Race-Eddie Busch. O'Hagan. Cast Iron.
Sixth Race-OHdos. Monarka- Little UAisy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
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The Republic. Selections.

The Republics Selections.
First Race-Fusustha. CIarena. wy-Ap-Per.
Second Tempe. Warrenpoint.
Third ~Race-Taipa. Harry Scharer. Sambo.
Fourth Race-H0rseshoe Tobacco. Kiss Quick.
Grandma II.
FIFTH Race-Peeceful. Miss Mae Day. Hayes
Best.
Sixth Rac--Prima II. Hardly. Van Hoorbcke.
Seventh Race-Satin Coat. Ladas, Fairy Day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02

cENTRALIA, LL-In a contest that end
ed last night, Miss Francis Lan9enfeld. a
most popular wage Garner in Centralia. Miss
Lanxenfeid will receive an elegant cake
from the Labor Day celebration platform
AseseodA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-02
MAxwELI-sPooNER

SPECIAL.
carlinvtlIe, ILL.,, Sept. LIB. s. Maxwell
and Miss l. Hope Spooner were married al
Palmyra to-day. The bride is a daughter
Of p. B. Spooner. a prominent druggist OF
that place.
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