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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-12
ST. L0UIsANs HoNoRED.
Elected to High Offices by Missouri
Dental Association.

REPUBLIC SPECIAIA
sedalia. No.. July u.-At to-day's session
of the Missouri State Dental Association 137
delegates were present
In the afternoon paper was read by Doc
tor w. v. B. Ames, Chicago, on The Utili-
cation Of Atmospheric Pressure, With and
without Air Chambers" and It was dis.
cussed by Doctors Walter NJ. Bartlett OF
The association decided to hold the next
meeting at Jefferson City, and the Executive
Committee Will probably select the second
week in May as the time Of holding the
convention.
The election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows:
President. B. L. Thorpe. st. Louis; first vice
vice president. J. w. Hull. Kansas City:
recording secretary, H n. Sullivan: Kansas
City: corresponding secretary, j. II. Ken
nerly. st. Louis; treasurer. J. T. Fly, Mo-
herly .s5 - ~. -
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ANOTHER BEAUMONT GusHER.
The Columbia Oil Company's Well
Makes Proper Debut.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Beaumont. Tex. July 1.-THE fifteenth
guSher came in at o'clock this evening.
It is the well Of Columbia Oil Company
and is situated about 1,5OO feet northwest Of
the Beatty well. or the well of the National
Oil and Pipe Line Company.
This well IL of more Importance in the
development Of the field than any we'll that
has come in recently. for it enlarges the
proved territory by about 1880 feet. ex-
tending the limits thus far in a northwester-
ly direction, adding territory enough to
support perhaps seventy-five wells. The
depth Of this well Is said to be a little more
than 800 feet, which, IL 1t is true, Is some
thing out Of the ordinary The well spouted
about 1000 barrels of Oil this afternoon, says
Contractor Wynne, who drilled It.
George Graves and others of Georgetown
purchased a tract of the Hogg-Swayne
land to-day. They Will contract for the
drilling Of the well to-day.
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COLUMBIA DEFEATED
THE new DEFENDER.
Lawson's Independence Made q
Great Race and Sailed Close
to the Constitution.

Newport, r. l., July 11.-Columbia won to-
days race in fine shape, with the Constitu-
ton second and the Independence re-
markably good third The Boston boat
sailed an exciting race with the two HERES
hoffs. and led the Constitution at the outer
mark, only to be beaten by her little over
two minutes on the run to the finish before
the wind.
The breeze to-day was much stronger
than on previous days. and the Independence
sailed the fifteen miles to windward with
out her jib topsail. and seemed to hold
higher, at the same time footing just as
fast.
The result of to-day's race leaves the
question Of the supremacy of the three
ninety footers uncertain, the Independence
being not SO slow after all. while the Con-
stitution has yet to prove her unquestioned
superiority to the other two yachts in any
thing except very light airs. The hopes OF
the Boston contingent have therefore gone
upward with bound. and tonight the ex-
perts are trying to figure what the indie
pendence will do when it blows still little
harder.
The. race itself was very exciting, es-
pecialIy when a little less than an hour af-
ter the start the Independence. by keeping
near the Narragansett shore. forced the
Constitution about and for few minutes
was the leading boat in the race.
Game Race to Lnwson's Yacht.
From that point to the turning buoy the
fight between the two new yachts was one
Of the closest contests seen here for many
years.
With the mark about eight miles dead to
windward. the two flyers battled for the
lead. Three times did the Herreshoff yacht
attempt to cross the bow Of the Crownin-
shield boat. only to be beaten back and
forced about
Captain Haff kept the Constitution right
under his lee, and was able to maintain this
commanding position through the speed and
pointing ability of the Boston boat. even
with one less sail, the Herreshoff boat car
ryfng. as usual her baby jib topsail.
On and. on sailed the rivals, the hull OF
the Independence being always on the sunny
side OF the Bristol yacht.
While they battled, however, Captain Barr
of the Columbia saw his chance and took
Of this o the
thus reached the mark nearly four minutes
ahead
Astern to him were the Independence and
Constitution, each striving for the buoy, the
Boston boat giving blow for blow and lufr
for luff in every case. and finally swinging
round with the CONSTITUTIONS bowsprit right
wards the Constitution also turned. :
Former Races Compared.
Last Saturday the Constitution beat the
mark. On Monday the Herreshoff yacht
was forty minutes ahead in the ten-mile
beat to the windward mark. On the run
home both the o St pulled
was comparatively small. and not at all
discouraging to the followers Of the Boston
yacht
Shrouded. in a dense canopy Of fog the
Columbia swept across the finish line Three
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gives the mother strength to nurse
her child. Il cures diseases peculiar to
women and curea them permanently.
There ID no alcohol, opium, cocaine OF
any other narcotic in q Favorite Prescnp.
ton" It Is purely . vegetable prepara-
ton and cannot disagree with the weak
est constitution.
Mrs. Emerson Alien, Of Dorset. Outnxie Co.
Ont, writes: ~ can truly say that think Dr..
Pierce's medicines the best have ever used I
was in very poor health for q long time, dating
from the birth Of my Htfle girl. I frisd different
doctors and different medicines. I derived very
much more benefit from your medicines thsn
from any other have ever used took four
bottles OF Favorite Prescription and three
bottles Of Golden Medical Discovery and
always keep the Peilets' IN the house,
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper bound, is sent free on
receipt OF II one-cent stamps to pay
expense Of mailing 0sly. Address DE-.
R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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RACING AT NEWPORT.


John McE1rOy Took the Handicap IN
. Speedy Field.
Cincinnati O., July 1.-THE handicap at
six and q half furiongs was the feature at
Newport to-day. John McElroy was an easy
winner over q field Of speedy ones. j.
Thompson, John Sheridan and Henry Ref
we're ruled on to-day for fighting in tho
betting ring several days ago. Thompson Is
a horse owner and the others stable hands.
Newport Summaries.
:. First race selling, seven furiongs-Assassin,
100 (Michaels). 70 l. won; Polly bixby. 81 %.
% to j, third Time i:soA. Brown Thrush Troub.
alirN. Fusian. Dandy H.. Elsie venner and SUM-
down also ran.
second race selling Fix furiongs-vince ITO on
Niliiams). to l. Won; Uhemtsette. us (N. Mar
.aex3, TO s. second; Gwynne. 1C0 (Dwyer) 4 to
Ida Hulett. Crescent Queen and Sauterne also
Third race. selling, I'VE and one-half furiongs-
Lattrop, l03 tH wilson,. 8. to I. won; The MID.
ove 1O post, to I. second; DIR. Worth, go
Nv woods, to Z third. Time. 1aoA. Cofinna
u Debenture and Follow also ran. - !
Fourth rage. handicap. SIX and one-haif fur
0eosxie l01 W. Narvaez), to !, second; Mag.
Sie Felix 1lz fllichaelsi. to s. third. Tine,
f-SrG Lille Psntland alho ran. eal
Ff3tA r1ce. selling. six furlohge-B. @. For III
asrell. Z TO : Eoo: Semi Colon. ~ %. Halp,
sixth race. selling. one mile-Fairy Day, 81 o.
HAIL. Is 10 & won; Rowdy G., l0a (H. WILSON,, 6
- 4 second: Birdie May. los {W. Woodsl, s to &
third Pine chip. Ben OFailon. Ais Wen and
: Minnie B. also ran ,.s.,..,. s.&se ;
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ABE FRANK RAN AWAY.
Accident to the Favorfte I'm . Wash
fngtOn Park Event.

Chicago. July u.-An accident that may
prove the ruin Of great race horse married
the sport at Washington Park this after
noon. In the haywood Stakes only three
colts went to the post-Abe Frank, Charles
w. Myer and Pentecost. The first named
was naturally strong favorite, and much
to !, and Pentecost s to l. While the trio
was at the post there was a false break.
and In attempting to rein up Abe Frank
could easily have been caught had there
been any one near enough. He trotted down
the track. Some stable hands made half
hearted effort to stop the colt, but only
frightened him. He then started to run and
made the circuit Of the track twice at al
most top speed. Then he jumped the fence
and after wandering about a short time re-
More before he was stopped. He was imme-
diately taken to the stable. and Charles w.
Myer and Pentecost ran for the stake. the
0 the esaa showed II the tine saS at
terrific clip to the stretch, but Pentecost
chung to him. and In the run home he over
took and defeated the Schorr colt amid
Franks injuries will not be known for sew
eral days. The colt apparently escaped any
serious cuts or bruises. His owner has re-
There was another stake, The Midway.
on the card. Cambrian was the fayorite.
but Pink Coat won handay after he and
bad ! ZANE struggle to the stretch. .
me Weather was fine, the track fast and
the attendance large.
WashtAgtOn Park Summaries.
First race, one mile. purse $SO-Tammany
Chief. - q. I. Woods, s TO l. won by two
taEht Hal. 8 Pavissonl; % g /, third Time
Nensen. Uncle Ton sprung. Alec and Hilee also
Second sacs. five and one-haH furlongs. purse
seoe-Beiies COmmoner. l07 {Bullnan). TO l. won;
Rosewar. 1M Hansch). u to l. second: Eddie
Bush. no q. Woods. to 8, third Time LOB.
BienneuWMth, Lord Quex, McChesney, Our Jes-
sic Last Knight, Lawrence M and Bragg also
Third race. the haywood Strikes. 900 added.
ave furlongs-Pentecost, III CWinkfeldl, 2 to l.
Won b. Q length and half Charles W. Myer.
Abe Frank, is Dominiek. to IN the opening
Fourth race. six furlongs. purse seso-Seide, lo3
Don1tnIcky. to 2 wen by three lengths: Tria-
i:isN. sevoy. Brutal Moneymuss. Lady strath-
more. Scarlet Lily and Lancehirn also ran.
Fifth race. the Midway Stakes, 5000 added,
mile and one furlong-Pink Coat. u6 Caywoodl,
3 70 I, won BY four lengths; Rolling Boer, 81
MEADE. 70 second; Specific, loI3s ,Bulmanl;
Pirate. " j. Deboe Operator and Sam Fuilen
sixth race, one mile. purse $soo-winter. 1os
KniEht) to q won by two lenPths; Chorus
los "a. Wood, 30 to 1. third. Time. 1:4 20
F1euron Barbara NJ. st. Wood, Econe. Astol
and Lady Idris also ran.
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W.,tera Circuit Races.

davenport. Ia, July 1.-The races to-day al
the Great western circuit meeting went straight
the $50 trot over a big field Attendance. S,61;
weather hot: track tribe slow. Western Circuis
siaa Class pacing purse $500 eight starters).
Major Mason won three straight heats. Best
iii class trotting purse $500 tthree starterslI
Alan won three straight heats: Best time. z:l2Ia.
Frequent won three straight heats. Best time.
2.lhM. -
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ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS.
FOR RACES AT FOUR TRACKS.
First race. selling. mile and seventy Yards:
and one-ha,, furlongs:

or 2-year-olds. five and
Locket ...... .........lo'
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CAR STRIKES EXPRESS WAGON.
Driver Thomas Brady Jumps to
Escape Injury.

UeImar avenue division car coIlided
with wagon of the Morgan Express Com
pany on Washington avenue between Sixth
and Seventh streets at $50 o'clock last
night The wagon was driven by Thomas
Brady of No. 1928 Warne avenue. He es-
damaged $40. - =
A Broadway car collided with two-horse
wagon driven, by Charles Worden of No.
2S Russell avenue at Broadway and Zepp
street yesterday morning, slightly DANA
ging the wagon
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SUBSTANTIAL AID RENDERED.
The Fresh Air Mission Will Work
On a Grander Scale Thar Eyer. !.

The Fresh Air Mission; encouraged BY the
substantial aid rendered through recent
subscriptions. will conduct their weekly ex-
fore attempted. = =. -
children out of the city, for breathing
spen every Monday morning; President T,
Percy Carr says that sfnce the excursion Of
last Monday. when 600 orphan children were
gwen q holiday, the number Of. stbscrip-
items TO the fund have materfally,increased.
The Republic acknowledges q subscription
Of =. 20 from MrsssJ, 81. Barnard.
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PETITION AGAINST PAINT COMPANY
The Mofitt-west Drug Company. the A.
Robbins Varnish Company and A: A. Eber.
son & Co. yesterday filed in the United
States District Court q petition asking that
judged q bankrupt The s. E, Grote Paint
Store Company filed a deed OF assasnment
Wednesday in. favor of Thomas ~ Meng.
three petittsness aegresate ssss.M 81
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lenger, wants the trials continued next
week.
Gus Rubin Says He Is just Spelling
for Efrhf.

New York. July n-Gus Rubin. the
Akron Giant, left for the West to-day to
ciineh his match with Champion Jeffries.
Rubin was accompanied by his manager,
BILLY" Madden, and his sparring partner.
Denver Ed" Martin.
The party will go direct to Duluth. Mimi.
where Rubin has arranged to give an ex-
hihition. Then he will continue on to San
Francisco.
Rubin intends to see Jeffries upon his
arrival in San Francisco and find out just
II Jeffries shows no inclination to bring
about the match in the near future. it IL
Ruhlin'S intention to claim the champion
npr
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IuSuIClue" Win 1Ms
tie benefit. Then
fortunately her at
tention is called to
the remarkable cures
resulting from the
use of Dr.. Pierce's
Favorite Presc1ip-
ton, and she gives
the medicine q trial.
Her experience 10
that Of ninety-eight
women out Of every
hundred who use
g Favorite- Prescrip-
tom for wonanly
ils-she Is cured
DIR. Piefce's Fa-
vorite Prescripdon
is peculiarly .
mothers medicine.
Its use before ma
ternity makes the
baby's advent psac-
tica1ly pain1esA Il
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Fourth Nay Of CARNIVAL.

T. jacksonville, ILL.,. July n.-This was the
niyal and the attendance was the largest
yet. The main feature was the floral pa
rade, with many handsome vehicles in line.
The Carnival Queen was Miss Georgia De-
leuw and her attendants were Misses Lii
Ian Lyon, Louise Owen. Molly Gully and
Louise Huffaker.
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JASPER MeDANIELs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Boonville, Mo-, July 11.-Jasper McDan-
iels. 8 prominent member of the Boonville
bar, aged 81 years, died here to-day, after
n weeks Illness,
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SENATOR kYLE's SUCCESSOR.
Governor Herried of South Dakota
Names A. B. Kittredge.
prp,-p,,c Special.

REPJBLIC SfEOLfLs
Pierre. 8. D., July 11.-Governor Herried
of A, B. Kittredge Of Sioux Falls to the
vacancy in the senatorship caused by the
death Of Senator Kyle.
Mr. Kittredge has long been prominent
in State politics and as an attorney, and
the appointment will be generally satis-
factory over the State.
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DYING FOR WANT OF WATER.
Cattle in Cherokee Nation Cannot
Be Cared For.
RBpuBLlc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL s
vinita. I. T., July 11.-Reports received to-
day by cattlernen from the northwestern
section of the Cherokee Nation are to the
effect that cattle are dying OF rapidly in
The Verdipris River Is reported to be the
only water left, all Of the smaller streams
having gone dry. The corn crop in this
section Is shrWeled up and unless rain
comes within the next week viii be q total
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Chicago Chronicles selcctio

Chicago Chronicles Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. ILL.,, July lion Washington Park:
First Race-Vanhoorbeke. Brigade, Boney Boy.
Second Race-The Rush, Anna. Ban Gonfalon.
Third Race-Ernest Parham. Kentucky Middle.
Mabel VIM.
Fourth Race-Bonnie Lissak. Leonewell Conun-
drum.
Fifth Race-crocket. Captain Gaines. Tammany
Sixth Race-Jaudert. April. Muresca.
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CVLLY-DAVIS.
prp1rHI.1t. spECIAI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL> - -:
Fayette. No, July 1l-walter Brookine
Gully, a prominent young farmer. near
Bunceton, Mo-, and. Miss Martha Prewitt
Reverend r. T. Bond officiating.
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R.c,nr n Pearia.

Peoria. Ill. July n.-To-day's results:
a.4o mace. four starters-Niss McClintock won
in straights. Best time. 2IsA p..,
nm mo pace. four starters-Eila Goddard won
Rest time 2:17k.
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Commercial, Tribune's Selection

Commercial Tribune's Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cincinnati. o.. July lion Newport:
First Race-Tadema. Old Phil. Sauterne.
Second Race - Faleta, Emma BELOW, Sarah
Black.
, Third Race-Fairy Dell. Salie j., Pauline J.
Fourth Race-Ignis, Bentley B., Baftied
Fifth Race - Princess Evelyn. Jim Gore II,
Teucer.
Sixth Race-ceylon Eleven Bells, Mesgs
Brighton beach Entries.
New York, July 1L-Entries for to-morrow's
races at Brighton Beach are as follows:
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Morning Telegraph. Selections.

Morning Telegraph's Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. july, 1.-THE Morning Telegraphs
selections for to-days races at Brighton Beach
are
First Raae-Miitary. scurry. Himself.
Second Race-Musidora. Byrne OF Roscrea. cast
Iron.
Third Race-Blues, Roehampton. Ranaelo.
Fourth Race-Towsr Of Candles. The Muske-
teer, Lady Uncas.
Fifth Race-Alibert. Locket. April Shower.
Sixth Race-Oread. Mayor Gilroy. Sadducee.
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Rncinr n Fort Erie.

Ruffalo. N Y, July u.-Fort Erie results:
First race. selling seven .i fIsioT r,ne
Second race, five fuflongs-L. A. c. won; Dixie
Queen, second: I.ueinuel third Time. niol Ei,,n
won: Horsa, second; Kiigram. third Time.
l:46 1-5. .-,,. ,.,,. yx,.her
won: Laster second: St David. third Time.
lis, ,,..,s -. c..,k~, ,rog,.
Cherished second: John McGurk. third. Tine
1:41k. .,,v r..,r,.. NON.
silent Friend second: resurrection. third. Tine
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,u..t.r. r;enni. Tournemert.

chicago. July n,-R. y; Little of Princeton
a The annals In the tennis tournament to-day,
Sssaatinr IL n. waidnsr Of Chicago In three
straight sais meet Kreish Collins Of Chicago to-
morrow for the Western championship
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...,.ra An.eond. M.tched.

New York, July ia special match. best
two out Of three heats. for purse Of 500, has
been arranged between John McCarys Joe
Patchen I2:0lNl and Anaconda (2:02iD, owned by
3 Il Rice OF Boston, to take place on August
II the opening day Of the Brighton Beach trot-
ting meeting.
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n. G. WHITE . suicide.

REPUBLlC SPECIAL. sss.
Peoria, NJ; July u-Robert. C, Waite, =
ConNeAb1e committed suicide ~ 1hoOttnI
himself t6-night. He leaves family.
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baby'S Birth.

How many q woman dates lie q
chronic invalidism from baby's bisth
She tries cdifferent doctors and different
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ALLEN AND MCKINNEY WON.
Defeated McKittricls and stickney i

FOursOme mt Country Club.
A. L. Allen and Bert Mckinney repre-
senting the Field Club. defeated Ralph Nc
Kittrick and Stuart Stickney, of the Coun-
try Club on the latter'S home links yes
terday afternoon in an eighteen-hole four
some. The Field Club pair won up, after
brilliant match. which attracted a fair
sized gallery. considering the way the sun
scorched the course.
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vardon Defeat. Braid.


Bair-Gcwrie. Scotland. July Hilary Vardon
to-day beat James Braid. who won the open sui.
championship Of Great Britain six, by two up and
ons to play. in a sG-hole match
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HlGfFVvv-DI1Is
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jacksonville ILL.,, July 11.-To-night A. H
Barrow and Miss Edna Dill. both Of Rood
house. were married here by Doctor =. b
Haden.
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The REPUBLICS Selections.

First race--Co Stone. Phonolte Jungfrau.
Third, race-Audiphone. Aesln. Bonnico9sa.
Fourth race-A b. Gibson. Sard. Floy leach.
Fifth race-Eisht Bells, Eda Riley, Crossmolina.
Sixth race-Satin Coat Swordsman. Ben Boy.
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SOCKET sHAw's busy DAY.
snodc Three- winners n the BrisiAen
- rteacit Rucss. :

n New York. 3Ifs ik==sfater. EoLor, runs,
~ ssss An Lac cissis "a colors OF Miihonaira
james II 81, uls ~ III re
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ixth race purse so upward

Wonid Nt;n
seemed to
early me eeeS ssx ia nsS g. "a e. ss M M 800 ~
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Washinston Park Entries.

Chicago ILL.,. July n-Entries for to-morrow's
races at Washington Park follows:
First race o. mile.
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u,c,rr Mt windsor.

Detroit, Mich, July u.-Although none OF
the favorites won at the Windsor race
track to-day. fast heats in the pacing race s,e.
q large crowd of enthusiasts. The results:
2:i4 trot-Gunsulus won nrst. third and fourth ,l,
heats; Doctor Brook, Dot Miller and Our Lucky
a:a5 pace-Billy H. won last three heats
Stanton Wilkes taking the first. Dainty Queen
Tine S:1o,h 2:iOA. 2:I31s, 2:1aH.
2:20 trotJda Hlghwood won in three stra asSn
heats IVA Dee Milka. Superior Lilly, Trufhes:
Rertha Baron. Bow Rene, Charles futile and
Salvador started. Time 2:14E. 2:l3i1. 2:lo
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day. It was the feature event Of the days
programme. The winner, with Spencer up.
was q hot favorite at to 3, Whne All Green
was second choice at to z TO goou
start on the second break, Spencer TOOK
water Color out to make the running. ana
he did little more than romp all the way.
and won. galloping. by, eighty lengths. ,, All
Green was never prominent, and ylteiiius
took the Mace, q length before Mortel!o,
when Handwork stopped at the head OK the
stretch. .,,,.
Cameron and Prince of Melbourne.
Brighton Beach Summaries.
Eyrst race six Acknowledgement, 1G7 lOdom),
8 TO and 2 to s. won: Tom Kennedy IL INC
Sne, to and a e =, se sSird; Tine liz as
Captain january. Choirmaster. The Black Scot
Bobs. Brookweed. The Blue Coat Johnny BfSw n;
FsDus Johnny Of ana HISTORIAN also ran His
second mile and seventy yards o seiliRh5 6i-
mostly 80 iAichaeis). Is to and even second Sard
Marothen. IS (Cochranl. to and even: tn as,i
Time lis An Hsss Th9T Ps9a ase ram
To 10 and out. Won: Brlxton ITO lcoehranl,
to and to & second s;ea r Gay Sdy g. carroll pp
Fourth race. the !roquois STAGES Of SgSo' mi te
and on Vsteias ,os andry5 Il
and and TO- second: Mortalio. ia Cochran: 10
to i and to ]. third Time. z:o'. AL "fee"'
Fifth race. mile and an eighth-princs OF M Me,-
Taper lii grner to and s eu5 Ss &c ih hae
sixth race. mile and sixteenth seiiinE-M Mag
Indecent Jig MeSusl IT to and a oSt se &c Ba.
betto 81 tMichaelsS, to / and I to 8. third.
Time. 1:4s s-5. Fairy Tale and Ginki afso 'a"'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-12
Newport Entries.

Cincinnati. July u-Eptries for to-morrow's
races at Newport are as follows:
First race six furiongs selling:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-12

Start fair Won driving; second same. wir
.Anvolee. Antolee was the best on mono toe
Miss Theresa. on last, ran good race. She G.
vas we'll ridden and had clear sailing. With ar
been a contender. She was knocked to her knees
came through the stretch like wild horse.
Time-:l2S. rs. 81. 80. 1:os. 1:l6. 1880.
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