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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13
Illinois Supreme Court.


II Z 1h<AA - In
Springfield. Ill, June 12-Proceedings In
the Supreme Court to-day were as follows.
People vs.. Associated Press: leave to reply
allowed and rule upon the defendant to rejoin
by Thursday.
Chicago-Aner!csn VS.. Associated Press; motion
to dismiss
y opls vs.. Miller; motion to continue denied.
Kelly rs. Northern Trust Company: rehearins
denied
Chicago Trvs. ard Savings VS.. Chicago Title
and Trust Company. reheartng denied.
Grieser vs.. thlcaec, Rock Island and Pactnc
Iailva y Company; dismissed.
CiLrch OF Christ VS.. Christian Church: time
exiei led and cause continued.
People VS. Marquis; motion to dismiss over
r. Ice.
Hcuflnot vs.. Winter. researing denied.
Rrsunrark vs. Livingston: leave to cite add
ticf'ai auti critics.
Hale vs.. Lockwood: carse set for Wednesday
crd appellant ruled to file proper abstracts by
Tuesday next
Rohlston vs.. Baker: motion to dismiss re-
served.
Mueller VS.. Peia: motion for time denied.
Nix rs. Brown: suggestion Of diminutson OF
record and motion for leave to file.
People vs.. Chicago: motion to reconsider mo-
ton for ieave To file petition.
People vs. Chicago. motion 20 dismiss
se!dschlag VS.. Town Of Antioch: motion for
time - Es briefs.
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Proposed Alabama Lines.

Additional railroad mileage is proposed in
Alabama by two companies recently incor-
porated- The Montgomery Northern Pro-
poses building between Montgomery and
Admission by way Of Wetumpka and Rock
ford. Ala. The road. II constructed. will be
ninety-five miles long and bring Admission
into more direct communicati on with the
cal,itai OF the state. The company 10 q p
Kelly of Wetumpka. Charles E. Cantey Of
Montgomery. ard several Western parties.
among them X. b. Puter Of Evansville.
Ind.
j. T. Hill of Chattanooga. Tenn. and
Charles Bassett of Decatur. Ala. are in
teres;e6 In the Central Railroad Company
OF Alabama. which proposes connecting De-
catur and Tuscaloosa by a line passing
through Walker. Cullman ard Tuscaloosa
counties. an estimated distance of 100 miles.
The company Is capitalized at $J0. OO
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SnIe of YenrllnRa.

New York. june IA number OF thoroughbred
year.inzs- the property OF various owners. wero
sold IN she paddock to-day. Those bringing ST.
lWi or over follow:
Property Of George II. Whitney. Melrose stud
Chestnut colt. by Farondoe-Jennie s.. to r. 7.
Wilson, JE: s1.90a.
Bay nIy. by Observation-Disclosures Lass. to 7.
Welsh: $500.
Property cf Charles W. Moore. Mere Hill stud.
Lexington. Ky.-Ray FLY. by St. Florian-Rose
Lady. g Sidney Patten: s1,S11.
BAY niIy by Candelmas-GoIdis Cad. 10 n
Murphy: $1,000.
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COMMANDO WILL NOT START.
Derby Withdraw on A.
count of an Accident.
REDT-pI ~ Spu-crA

tSEPIBLiC SPECIAL
New York. June Commando was
exercising a few days ago he trod ON a
stone. an accident similar to that which
happened Conroy.. and the famous 3-year-oli
Is consequently taking an enforced rest.
Mr.. James X. keene, In speaking of Com
mando's misfortune Tonight. said: Com
mando stepped on a stone in his exercise
Sunday. He bruised his foot slightly. The
injury IL of a trivial character. and will I'm
no way interfere with his big stake ensage-
ments.
He viii not start In the Derby tomorrow,
because Mr.. Rove is If the opinion that he
is a little short Of work"
The $4,000 Brooklyn Derby. which Is the
feature OF to-morrow's card at Gravcsend.
was at Commanders mercy. but. u~nfortu-
nately. the public will be deprived Of the
pleasure of seeing the famous colt walk
AWAY with II. Now IL will be u most open
affair between The Parader. Blues. Bonni-
bert. Belario and All Green.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-13

H. G.. Townsend. general passenger
agent Of the Missouri Pacific. is In Buffalo
Of the Mobile and Ohio. left here yester-
day for Chicago.
ID. d. Caruthers. chief engineer of main
ssnanSe Of way w OF the here Ba anainSds ana ONO
L. w. Ewald. New England passenger
agent Of the Missouri Pacific. at Boston,.
was at headquarters here yesterday
agent Of the Missouri Pacific at New York.
was at headquarters here yesterday.
Vice President and General Manager A.
A. Allen of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Is expected to return to headquarters to-
&C. g. Crane. general passenger agent Of
the Wabash, is attending the meeting of
the Central Passenger Association in CHI
cago.
Il C.. Fritch, superintendent OF the
Mississippi division Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern. was at local head
quarters yesterday.
Howard Elliott. general nag Of the
Missouri Burlington lines. and n party OF
officials will spend to-day and FricaY In
spectins the road along Missouri River
points.
&C. l. Hilleary. assistant general pas
senger agent Of the Big Four. will return
to ~headquarters to-day from a trip to Mis-
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany has let a contract for constructing 80
freight cars to the Pullman company. The
shops Of the Pullman company at Whining
ton. Del.
The st. Louis Railway Club Is Offering
q prize of so for the best article on The
railroad problem. as applied to the forth
coming Louisiana Purchase Exposition. to
be held in 1905" Papers must be submit
ted before August 81 of this year.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
has decided to construct a coal-storaZe
plant at Jackson, Miss, which viii contain
5000 tons. 1t will be equipped with pockets
holding nvQ tons Q0rh And mechanical m
pliances for transferring fuel to locomotive
tenders automatically.
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furlongs - Endurance-by-R Right. 10 woodsl, II
TO 5. won: Throstle. lie %. Mathews. - 10 /.
second: Mabel VIM. log lAnighp. 10 to 1. third.
Time, 10 Is. April, Autumn Leaves, Barouche.
Lingo. Quality. Mamie English. Hoodwink and
DoTeen aiso ran.
Fifth race. one loo Cwinkaeld).
s to J.. won. Nulcair. i6 tcob1rnb, . 20 y. sec
ond. Walkenshaw. lVs tHatthewsD. Is to /. third.
Time. I.4i IS. Nettie Regent also ran.
sixth race. mile and To- yaTds-Sam McKeever.
los tT. Kn!ghp. s to 1. won: Golden Scep;re. lIi
tSsel. 10 TO 4. second: Zacatosa. l0i tlrvinj. 3 to l..
third. Time. 1:0 10 Lsrdy Portland. La
inachus. Fright Night. Helen Paxton. cxnart.
Phydias. Senator Gibson, Eermsncia, Tarsus and
Cautnin Gaines also I'm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOW.
Had No Trouble Annexing Petite
Stakes mt Harlem.

Chicago, June 12-Endurance-by-Ri Right
won the Petite Stakes. net value $2,zso. at
Harlem to-day. The fllly was a IL to ) IA
vorite and gave her hackers no anxiety. as
she won easily.
Parnassus, backed from 100 to Is to 1.
won the first race ON the card.
Filon do won the steeplechase easily.
Vincennes at II to 2. Bangle at s to ). and
Sam McKeeyer at 6 to l, captured the othcr
events. Weather clear: track good
Harlem summaries
First race. five ~furlonss. lins-parnassu 100
{Birkenruth). Is to l., won: BEST Man; 10y wan
Il to l. third. Time. 80: 30 Grey Fog, Law
renee NJ. Prtelon. Lord Quex. Red Tip. Sa-
brine. Dougherty and Frank Nc also ran
Second race. mile and 10 ards.Vtncsnnes
CCaywood1. ) To- !. second: Trebor: los totis), Z
e s. third. Time. 1:4s 30 Domade and Anchor
also ran.
Third race. steeplechsse. short ~eogrse-Filon
C. john, . 1 e !. second scSiinshs.. i: wcrth-
inStotnl; : to 4 third; I'm mi u" 80 Becky
Fourth race. Petite Stakes four and one-haif
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Omaha'x Racing Dates.

Omaha. Neb.. June 1e-Secretary Tuthill Of the
Omaha Jockey club ANNOUNCES a five days run
Ming meet. 20 take place June % to June "a.
on thcir new track here. The club hangs up
S.r1 in pu-scs for the meet. and has arranged
fer rs~iuced railroad rates. The dates are ar
ranged TO suit tie horsemen having other races
IN view.
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OFFER $4,000 FOR A FIGHT.
Nutmeg Club. Hartford. Conn. Wants
to Which EicGoNcrn and Sullivan.

Hartford. Conn. June 12-The Nutmeg
Athletic club has offered Il purse of Si0.0eJ
for q battle between Terry McGovern and
Dave Sullivan In this city July 4. McGovern
says he is willing 10 accept.
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Five Fell I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Card at Grayesend.

New York, June IA great crowd at.
tended the races al Gravesend to-day. Only
one decided fayorite won. This was Va
grant in the third race.
Star Bright and Standing had their public
trial for the Suburban in the second race.
Star Bright showed n decided improve.
ment over his Morris Park form, and. max
Ing all the running. Won ridden out by
three parts OF a length from kamara, in
2:V5 40. standing was the favorite and ran
prominently to the head of the stretch. but
in the run home broke down. and will prob
ably not race again this year
Five OF the nine starters In the Greater
New York steepiechase fell, but no serious
accident RESULTED.
Grnvesend Summaries.
First race. abou; six f~urlonss-Sanders. II
odon). 10 to l and to l. won; Demurrer, i22
lexington, los tO'Conncr1. 1 to / and 5 to 5. third.
Time. 1910. Fabius. Ethics. hoxane. The Puritan.
second race. nile and a quarter-star Bright.
ID ,Burns). I TO ! and to .. won; ksmara. ios
y sI.ana2y,. . ! 70 10 ! , ana md : !. 10 70 { :. tsifd' T fSnsn' s:os i =.
All Ggld. KiIlogram. L.atson and Standing ran
Third 7 . ass ne 70 : %ss: Fsibe4 w -. sshaT ri
(s9encerl. ) to / and 2 TO l. second; Missile. 10
SGc Whittier 70 i to ! and Mas : to Easy !; sAi Stree. TIM Gia l;a.
Athel Glen and Tensgra ran.
EGgr'h race a, mile and , sif r. and ssliinsL
won; Tinss; is ismi!hl: 6 to pm ! and to !. sec,
bSeior kdiie. BfiIliohaiTe, seminole. BIahmin.
Morathen. oiiver Mac and Msnehuria ran.
about two and one-half ~miies-Passe Partout.
k K. saue fi %ars : to ! ! e, sn ! and ! 10 even :: w ssaan S:" e,
rion. is qHeideD. L to / and to l. third; Time.
81: Esdpath; se,Sn and rTe'e sns "a. also ran
Sixth race, i've and one-lsalf furiongs-Gold
Seeker. NJ dLittleheld,. II to and = to >. won:
Fair knight. u2 oodoml. Il to l and 5 to 1. third.
Time 10: - Dixie L4re; Des'iii,s; Eyrns OF
Ia Bonita and Woodmansisn ran.
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SfEclAD-
New York. Jun" 13.-The Morning Tcleyraph's
selections for tO-day's races at Gravesend age:
First Issce-NarEraviate, King Pepper. Dublin.
Second Race-Adyocator, GladeTun. Golden
Prince.
Third Race-Saturiay. Blue Girl. Whisky King.
Fourth Race-commando. Blues. The Paraecr.
Fifth Race-Rightaway. The Dancer. Wild
Oats.
sixth Rsce-wax Taper. BelIario. Gold Spin
her.
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OAKLAND LEASE RENEWED.
Property Will Help Pay for Tanforan
and lakeside.

Oakland, Cal, June 1.-THE California
Jockey Club has renewed its lease on the
oakland race track for ten years. with an
option to extend the lease seven years long
er IL desired. The lease Is from Mrs. Mar
garet Nee Of San Francisco to President
Thomas H. Williams and Secretary r. b.
Milroy.
1t is agreed that n monthly rental OF 500
shall be paid in advance. 1t is further stip-
ulated that the California jockey Club may
assign the property to the Mercantile Trust
Company to raise $4,000. with which to
pay. the San Francisco Jockey Club for the
ingleside and Tanforan tracks. The pur-
chase price was 100000.
In the event Of racing being prohibited
sse 'e California n.a1e Ie 1osEey Club u Is may aSree Conduct dnst
on the premises any other forms Of amuse-
ment ii may see ft. The buildings are to
be insured at between $4,000 and $4,000.
Results at Newport.
Cincinnati. o.. june Ia heavy rain during
newport to-day but the horses ran close to
form For the frs, three races the track was
Newport Summaries.
Is 70 / second Margaret Hoffman. Il: scoss,
Old mi. Ruth Parks. irish Boy: squat Belly.
Lot Thomas, Anna Chamberlain. Robert A.. Lo.
second race. four and one-half furIons.-King
I Dsiy GII ND watson; to l 10; won sn Miss &c Gaines s;i
On; WilIiamsl. . 70 ? third. Time. :s. cOusins,
and Edna kennedy also ran.
Third race. six furiongs. Observation-Disclosures.
son). s TO /. second: Ed Roth. lis IHothersoiD.
Is TO l. third. Time. Loo Larry c. Ida Huistt,
Hampton. Nancy Dobyns and Flying Bard also
Fourth race, four and a half furlonrs. selling
Corinne C.. % Lindsay. s to 8. won: Pillow
Dex. q On. Williams). Z TO I. second: Georgiena.
81 (Rhesdl. L. to l. third. Time. Sc. Lady
Florence; Lazella. Abbie Kirk. octo and Belle
Firth race. i've furIOns-. .~elllns-charles Estes
~ Qindsay). 4 to s. won; Doctor Fannie. IS
n; Miliams,; to l. second; Pretty Rosie: l9s
Vail. Prudent. Shutdown II. Allaire and Hazel
Moor also ran
Sixth race. mile. seling-Outburst. los on.
%iiiiams, : TO l. won: Birdie May, ies Beau
mani, 10 to 1 third. Time. 1:43is. Governor
Boyd. Colonel Strathy. Napoleon Bonaparte. Nc
C7eary and Full Dress also ran.
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SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL.

Cincinnati. O. June Il. - The Commercial
Tribune's Newport selections:
Back Talk. Little Rita. Ciipsetta-
Faleia- lnsolence. Doctor Worth.
Eva Wilson. Princess Evelyn. Nancy TIL
Ben EuIlurn. Wedding March. Founding.
Barnnet. Lilly Pan;land. Toluca.
Albert Vale, Virginia T. Edna Garry.
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BRoODMARE SHOT TO DEATH.
Owner Believes spite Work Prompted
the Deed.

XII IIIIV SFEIIAL.
Lexington. Ky. June FL. G.. Scott OF
Jcssamine County found the good brood
mare Florette. by Lisbon-Miss Able by imp.
Billet. shot through the stomach in her
paddock n few days ago. The mare was
u years old. and was the dam Of the crack
Eastern colt Demurrer. He thinks that
enemies. made in a recent political contest,
killed the mare. He is having the authori-
lis investigate.
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DR.. B0HANNAn

cures nj, Chronic Diseases. Dr.. Bs "vscseabls Cunesup
postrety cures Nervous Debility. seminal W0kno0. ~
esces.es in from tyot % even vesAs. In - sad ssassseiy
advertised IN sae 81 L0uis papesS for over forty ynI. -
Ia. ne-er taiiet In curing the WORT Case. IIpsvfr No.
snd Niscr with magical eject 10 thos NrDDLE xCEn
Rol,.rs; trial gssa,f. One dollar. s.1simS /. -. -
A. BoHANSAN, No.. 81 Monsn serr0. ~ IA ~
Established lSz. Pivsss CdseuSS ma
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C. W. Bein, Traffic Manager Of the
Southern Pacific, Died at
Houston, Tex.
SERVED COMPANY FOR YEARS.
Injunction Proceedings to Prevent
Payment Of Dividend-PrO-
posed COnstructiOn-TO
Adjust Rates.

Houston. Tex. June &c. W. Bein.
traffic manager Of the Southern Pacific. died
this afternoon
Mr.. Bein entered railway service in 1ss3
as rate clerk Of Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas road and passed through the various
grades in the general office until he became
chief clerk, in 1883. He was next made as
sistant general freisht agent of the Atlantic
system Of the Southern Pacific company,
and promoted to be general freight ase1.-
In 1893 he was made traffic manage Of tbs
Texas lines Of the same company. with
headquarters at Houston. Tex, a position
he held TO the time Of his DEATH
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Kirksrine Gun Club shoot.

KIT T-T| > EVIAI-
KiTksvIlle. No. June l2-The Kirksville Recre-
alton Gun Club gave a tournament here to-day.
There ale seyenty-ive shooters and 1000 blue
rocks were shot at. Shooters were here from
quincy. Palmyra. Canton. Hannibal. Columbia.
EDNA. and a number OF other towns Thomas
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CROKER's FLAMBaRD woN.
Captured the Imperial Cup-RcsuIt of
Grand Hurdle In France.

London. JuIe l2-Richard Crokers Fram-
bard a.. ReiIp won the imperial Cup Han
dicap of 400 sovereigrs in specie. and "A cup
Park spring meeting to-day. Ten horses
started.
Mountain Buck Up. McDermoto won the
oxford selling handicap. Nans'elia 81.
ReifD was second. and kicksy Wicksy d.
ReinD finished third.
Hurdle Race mt Paris.
Paris. June l2-Monsieur Piperlin won the
grand hurdle race at Auteuil to-day. Robes
pierre was second. Pont Chevron third and
Gilbert fourth. Fifteen horses ran.
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horse brought back to the United States
was offered. but as Jean Beraud raced hut
little in England, 1t is thought that the
climate did not suit him.
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can beat Hurry, with SC pounds on her.
though she has been Tops at the mile
BY Sarner right along.
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First Ben Frost. Loving Cup.
second ~race-Carat. Satchel. Zcraiie.
Third Tacc-EuEenia 5. The CaNton. Lexeil.
Fourth ~race-Lardy Strathmore, Narro. Miss
ThFesa.
Fifth race-Maximus. Miss Patron. Tea Gown.
Sixth race-Hurry. Sarner. Ida Ledforc.
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Start fairy Won ceveiy: second irving winner John Powers b m. T. by Glnes-Kee
Be SmSn finished with a attic at the end. sIy ran n rood race CyP Pointer bunrs at
first turn and iterced with os ran good racsh the six tunngs then stopped She is
sr Im sH 90 yer a. ME- NJ is@S% iis 1as. IaX-
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WANTS An INJUNCTION.


Pittsburg. June Fin the United States
Circuit Court a bill was filed against the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
way Company by Francis I. hite of New
York. He states that he is the owner IT
DO shares of Z per cent special guaranteed
stock Of the par w lue of 500. and that on
April 10. 1901. the directors of the company
passed a resolution declaring a dividend OF
s. a share on the original stock of the COM
pany. He asks that the directors be re-
strained from paying the dividend on the
original stock. unless the same dividend 10
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Lebanon. III. June 1.-THE finals were played
Kendree College trophies. which Ia. been in
progress here Tor = week. The winners Of the
cup in doubles are Earl Donohoo Of Troy. H..
and j. Paul Edwards OF this city. . The latter
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sFsIsI-N 10
SPECIAL.

StLLLIIDNS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. June IL
First race-Stuyve. Ernest Parham. Drum
nOni.
Second race - Senator Boveridee. Searcher,
Egyptian Prince.
Third ~race-Seide. King Deliis. Triadl;za.
Fourth ce-ChOru Boy. Winter. NoseS
Fifth race-Ed Austin. Four Hundred, Here
diade.
Sixth race-sprunE. Waldecs. Dagmar.
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PETRA II BEAT kENILWORTH.
GallOped Home I'm the Trial Derby mt
Highland Park.

Detroit. Mich. June 12.-The Highland
Park Clubs sixteen days meeting opened
today. and the races were run. over u fast
track under fair skies and before the big
gest crowd that ever visited the course.
The Trial Derby. the feature event. was
won by Richard Loud's Pontiac filly. Petra
H. Kenilworth was the favorite, and car
ri.d equal weights. but Petra ii held him
self at all parts of the journey and gal
Hoped In an easy winner, Ben Mac Dhui
getting the place. and Glenwood finishing
third. The price against the winner was
6 to l at post time.
Thirteen books did business IN the ring.
-Four favorites won.
Highland Park Summaries.
First race. six furlongs-Khaki won; Horsa,
second: Drogheda. third. Time. l.li.
Second race. half a won; Ganesa.
second; Myrtle Dell. third. Time. .s9.
Third race, selling. seven furiongs-WinepFeSs
won: Rotterdam. second: Custodian. third. Time.
l:2sia.
Fourth race. Trial Derby. one and one-sixteenth
miles-fetra IL won. Ben Mac Dhui. second.
Gienwood. third. Time. I:f?.
Fifth race, four and a half furlonrs. selling
Maru Won: Hslmetts second: ISnden Tree.
third. Time. :Ss.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth-Doiiy Wagner
won; Free Lance. second; A. Winner. third.
Time. 1864.
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WAX TAPER STARTS TODAY.

will go to Glasgow. proceeding from that
city To Germany and France.
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MglIII1lEi[1

Primary, Secondary or Tertiary Blood Poison pevms-
uently cured In Is to IS days. You can b. treated q
home for the same price under same g~uarnnty. II
you prefer TO come he re VIC will CONTRACT 70 pay rail-
road lac and hotel bills. and no change II Ne fail to
AMI sim have aches and pains, MueOus Iateheo
In mouth. sore throat. mPles, eopoeP eos0reA
rcts."icers any part OF the body. hale o. eye.
hrows falling ont, IL IL this Secondary
POISON that we 70 cure. We solicit
the most obstinate eases aaA ehan1engo TIE
has al- as bal ird the skim 0f the meet e01.
neat pnysieians. $50 capital behind our
s es'isa. "a ad aRss', COOK REMEDY COMPANY.
1887 Masonic Temple, CHICAGO. m.
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San Francisco. Cal, June l2-The hooks were
bit hard ON some of the races AT Oakland 10
day. The victories OF Mcntailade and Horton
were especially costly to tne layers Of odds.
Pres;ome and First Shot took the first two events
by narrow margins Good Hope. who was en-
tered for $50. was bid up to $50. The stable
protected her.
Oakland Summaries.
First race. four furlongs, purse-Prestome wen:
Flattered. second; You You. third. Time
Second race. futurity course, Seling-Fifst
Shot won; saul of Tarsus. second; Monds. Third
Time. l:l2.
Third race. mile and a quarter. seiling-Faun-
cite won; kastane. second: FIamero. third. Time.
2oe.
-Nontallade won; Gibraltar. second. Deccy.
third. Time. In.
Firth race. six furionss. selling-Good Hope
won: Raiston. second: Rscetto. third. Time.
1:l4k.
sixth race. one mile and seventy yards. handi-
eap-Horton won: Dangerous Maid. second:
snlpe. third. Time. 1:45%-
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Atlanta, Ga. June LEO A. Pell. who
has been stationed at Chicago as Western
freight and passenger agent OF the Plant
system, has been appointed general South
eastern agent of the Chicago, Great West
ern Railway. with headquarters at At
lanta.