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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-24
NATIONAL REGATTA FOR ST. LOUIS.
Big Rowing Event Promised for the
WOrId'n Fair Year.

1t is authoritatively stated by President
John Schaab of the Southwestern TOWNS
Association and Jake Karl of the western
club. delegates to the National Rowing AS
sociations meeting at Philadelphia DURING
the regatta last week, that the national re-
gatta will be held in st. Louis in 1903.
These men have already secured the
pledges of majority of the Executive Com
mittee to vote In favor of st. Louis for the
meet in Worlds Fair year. This was done
without any difficulty, as not only the COM
mittee but all the other oarsmen at the
Quaker city were enthusiastic over the pros
pect of visiting the Fair and witnessing the
regatta at the same time. 1t was also
thought desirable to give the meet to q
Western city, as it has not been he'd In the
West since it was pulled off at Detroit sew
eral years ago.
The regatta will be held at Boston next
summer, and at the regular meeting in
March, 1903. the committee will decide upon
a location for the meet OF that year. After
the place has been finally chosen. another
committee will select a suitable course.
either on the Mississippi. at Creve Occur
or on the lake In the Fair grounds. II posi-
lie. and decide upon the date, which prob
ably will he in july.
The project to hold the regatta on the
Fair lake was favorably received by prom
inent members OF the Fair committees, but
considerable doubt was expressed as to
whether suitable body of water could be
constructed, as 1t will require a mile and
| half straightaway course for the eight
| cared events.
All the clubs in the local harbor win take
up the matter, and a course found and
| preparations made for the visiting oarsmen.
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Racinr At wind,or.

Detroit. July 2s.-weather clear; track fast at
Windsor Summary:
First race. ave furlonss-sly Maid, las tRics).
and to 8, second; Dunsboro los o. Martini. 1
to third. Time. 1:o2% Chanson. Jennie bay
and Hoe also ran.
Second Saee. six furlongs-Ernest Parham. 81
tSteele,. to 2, won: Senator Beveridge 10 g..
Millerl. to and out. second; ST. Sidney, los
r. walkerl. TO /. third. Time. lis. John
Todd and Alzura also ran
Third race. Ontario steeplechase. short course
Lord Farandole 14s (Dolan) even. won: Coley,
l$s tW sJsansOn. to second Jim sss
ernor Boyd threw his rider.
Fourth race. mile and nifty y.rdr.Miss Soak.
lao.her.9lD; Is to and 70 J.. second. Ceylon.
maker. King Ekwood and Sir hIns.on also ran;
III; Wilson,. 10 to / won: Ed Roth. lis (Hother:
SOLD, TO- : second: Polly BiIby. loe Qfnley), Il
Bronze Demon, Aaron, All Blue and Avatar also
ran.
sixth race. six furlons.nRea Apple: . eIs,ee,;
and to !. second: Ben o'Fallon. liz lBermsn),
10 to third: Time. 1:2s. Domadse. Incandes.
cent. Gibson Girl. Slasher. Custodian. Louisville
Belle. Pine Chip and Bengal also ran.
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GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
The Impersonation of Billy MaErane-
The Personality Of John I.aHertx.

The Improvisation of Billy Magrane-
The Personality OF John LaRerty.
That popular st. Louis horseman, Billy
Magrane, Is not finding them breaking any
too well for him. He has had his best
horses die in st. Louis: has been running sec
ond time and time again when he should
be running first, and In many other ways
has been having hard luck. The climax
came when he began to receive letters
from ladies' unknown to him, ordering him
In no uncertain terms to return them the
money they claimed to have given him to
bet on his horses for them. Being a man
Of years, sense and substance, as well as
standing. these letters somewhat surprised
Mr.. Magrane. He turned them over to
Secretary Hachmeister. AS q result, a man
who was getting money from credulouS vo-
men by impersonating MI. Magrans was
arrested at the track yesterday and taken
to Clayton Jail The entire story is print
ed on another page of The Republic.
The usually silent turf critics of Chicago
are handing hot shot to Charley Ellison,
Tommy Burns's valet. They make no bones
about charging Ellison with corrupting more
Jockeys than any man in the country.
There has been some talk Of John LATER
~, the fine black 3-year-old colt. who won
the third race on July 10. being q ringer"
Nothing could be % absurd. Ringers gener-
with q record, and John Lafferty had no
record prior to July 10. He ran in the name
g w. b. Meyer. . well-known owner. but
= aid TO really belong to q farmer who
0voD uoae Lebanon, III. The horse - b.
0eco Again. out OF Mary Bell. He WAS al
the yAar t65uunds last rear ~ q s-year-on
- 49, 1T gst un sreed enengh 70 hsaa
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Racing Mt Hawthorne,

chicago; July 22.-With clear weather and a
fast track the races to-day at Hawthorne were
sIrst race SIX f9rlonss. 1913
G'tnha,' to L. Won: The -Four Hundred. 10
Esfa nn 10 to J; third Time. I:14s.. Aladdin.
. CIT. SAgiSato; Red Hook Wing Dance. Throstls
seSSnS race fe one sivna Bel ~
MB ont1.sE9' % to second Jim VIM, loo
more Uncle Tom and ANU Amur aIaS e' ran. si~ ea'n-
=, Third race, five furlongs, seliing~Iord ouex,
ter woods. t. 10 W yo Seconds 5sSs
9pakss: los Ransshl; /, to l. thir1 Time. I:os
thi9n. Queen 1shtar. Pyrrho, Alberon and Alma
Girl also ran ~ @>
p aGart 70, rafs seven furlongs
W uddormieyo. u to l. second: Andes. 90 a.. II.
TALON and Anna Balm also ran.
: Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-odnor. o.
@ormleyo. II to 10. won; Nettie Regent, 1o4
IVAN; - to ]; third. Time. 1:4Si. Little Elkin.
Joe Collins. 1lluluon. Zacatosa and Frank Ire.
land also ran. Az
sixth race six and half furlongs, selling
henry or Franstamar; II! Robertson to /,
9Sd: II ISa Dare, 1o2 u. Mathews. Il to /. third
Time. LII The Rogue. Light Ball Trial.
Sdawaine. Dial Keith. Autoraton and Chiquasa.
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Mesesiy. No. july s..-rn,s i, the frs. day Of
the Moberly Fair The crowd was not as large
as was expected, but the races were by faI
the best that have been seen here for years.
Over 100 fast horses here, and all races
were close and exciting In the ESQ there were
tune Hunter. owned by H. Downey, Marshall.
No.; nrst: outcast. owned BY c. F. Fails. Alley
E. Owens. Boulder. Colo. third: MeGrattan.
scupsS z s-s 2 sDssssssss g keh I'm H.
2:l7 pass.Lon Kelly, owned ~ Matte Kelly.
Cor. Rich Hi, seecnd: Lula :. owned By s..
a3s pay ,.i RMt!sSyrE Kas.. third Ttms-a:lsA'
In the fouf .fur1onss dash thsfe Wess
o "a: svHSss viii r. At lsdsn Bishop
NJ 1db9n 8 d ssessssy 6 sss Ssas.
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should not be lost. May Do will be SECOND
and Floy Leach third.

should not be lost May Do will be second
and Floy Leach third
With a good boy up Charles D. should win
the third race: Connie Lee will be second
and Fiddler III right there.
Colonel Stone. Bandrol and Maggie Clop-
ton should land in the 2-year-old race.
Colonel Stones last two races have been
very strong ones and he should be a warm
favoTite to-day.
When the three fast young ladies-no Of
Tense meant-Menace, Ethel Wheat and
Prirna II, tie up at a mile to-day there Will
be such a flying in front as viii make the
Lee Bruno and Peter Duryea, feel like gay
old boys doing an all-night stunt with lively
SQUIRE ties. lie down and SO to quitting.
Menace will run that mile close to 1:4l. That
will be plenty good enough to win unless che
goes out and has her head run OF by Prima
and Ethel Wheat: Ethel should be there
a-plenty at the end. In fact, it looks like a
close thing between her and Menace. There
is no reason on earth why Prima should not
90 on past the distance she has been rum
and Ethel Wheat should land with Mem
ace in the place and Lee Bruno third.
The fifth Is a funny race. How Mr. Ma
gin got la pounds on Wei Vance passeth
Understanding. He certainly took good care
Of her. Then. taking into account the good
in good with IS pounds on him His last
race was a 15-pound Improvement on his
previous one. He was one of the best
sprinters in California last season and will
Maggie Felix showed world of speed
the last time she was out. and as she was
SoS On aa the bsasr On 'ossR that She & s she
1 Sad Sam extend himself to beat her to the
half. Though Sad Sam seems to have 1;
won now. his only danger arises from the
the ground. In that case Northern Spy,
Lunar and Brulare will be there. Both
Northern Spy and Lunar SHOULD beat Bru.
added weight. In fact 1t will help. as his
owner can put up boy strong enough te
ride him. He has been carrying r. Muir.
him properly; So you can look for a better
race from this fellow to-day IL he has any
kind OF boy up.
! Lunar has done wonders, and no one
4 knows how good she really is. She ran a
great six furlongs the other day, when she
choked Hardly off and then showed how
at the mile from good field. La Des!rou:
| never could step with her. and every one
knows how fast Mr.. Darden's fflly is. Then
to make It look good for Lunar to.
industrtously. circulating the report yes
terday. that she had been poisoned
mar Will have her party with her to-day
and it should be great betting race. Mr.
johnson Will not let Brulare go unbaclked
s s0 than she money d
Patron yesterday. Sad Sam should wiz
the race. II is hard to place them back o.
fited by the extra weight if he gets goot
boy-should be second. with Lunar third
Maggie Felix is terror. and is liable Il
| break UP all combinations.
With a good ride Swordsman should ge
the last race without particular troubl,
does not suik. he should be a sharp CON
| tender.
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BooKMAKERs INDICTED.
Grand Jury After booksellers n
Washington Park.

Chicago. July 8.-Twe1ve men VINO are
we'll known in racing circles were indicted
hy tho Grand Jury to-day OH the charge
Of bookmaking at washington Park.
The cases were taken before the jury on
1hn declared he lost between $500 and $700
Who the uset track. Those against whom bills
We're voted are: Ed Austin; George Rose.
Fl. Waterman. Charles PECK. l: coleman
Samuel Wagner. Fred Peysch X. Weller
and Marcus Cartwright.
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FO.DAY,S CARD AT DEI.MAR PARK,
Sad Sam Looks Like . Sure Winner
In the Fifth Event.

It II like tackling a pie counter to 20
against the Delmar card to-day. It Is Just
full OF good things. and promises a lot Of
good racing. Who can resist the attractions
Of q race between Ethel Wheat, Menace.
General McGruder and PrtmA Ii. not to talk
OF that between Northern Spy, Maggie Fee
LIZ. Sad Sam. Brulare and Lunar?
The nrst race II Tue hardest ON tho card.
Ana right al the top We meet our old
TREND, Ar. Syncopateu Sandy, with q long
lAy-up 10 heip hAm- t1e may not win. OUT
he has got 10 be tipped 10 win. some Gay
he viii WIN, ana The hepupllc WAL tip had
TO WIN. InAt Wall be tuu payment toe al
the times ne WAS tipped TO win and Jailed
to do better than run last. Wise fellow Il
Ar, SyAcopated SANDY.
May 40 ana tioy leach will 60 some In
thu nrst race, Sno Slnn IN not to DO snoezed
ct in the company. SIN a bet on oio Sanuy
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p.... At Fort Erie.

Buffalo n z. july 23.-Weather hne; track
fast at Fort Erie. Results:
First race. reven and one-half furlongs-Blne
Victor won Dominick, second; Tenario. third.
Second race. five furlonss.Bronse Medal won:
T FINE 1; saxn' 'ec0no' fi'ue y. 'N'''
Third race, one mile.-Alfred versrave won:
Fourth race. six surlonnssm . K won: spry
Fifth race six and ne-ha1f furlonss-silent
Friend won: Lofter. second; Infslics. third.
sixth race. handicap, owners and trainers to
ride. one mile-Nagnus Tvoyl Oixon) Won:
Easter Lily (BaldVin). second: Free Lance (Sto-
ver). third Time, 1:4b4s.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Doctor Book Lost q Race That Looked
Like q Clnch.

-
Cleveland, O: July 2s.-:To-day's strong
out an immense crowd. The weather and
track conditions were perfect.
In the first race. the 2:14 trot, Doctor
Book went to the post a strong favorite
at even money. He won the first heat
with speed to spare. In the second heat he
fairly romped in. winner by three lengths.
but the best he could do in the third heat
the way Durfee handled Doctor Book in
the third heat, and he was called before
the stand, fined 500 and forced to give up
the pole. In the fourth heat Durfee was
taken down, and Kennedy substituted. The
judges announced that this punishment
was imposed upon Durfee for improper
driving. After the third heat. all nonwin.
ners were retired to the barn. This left
Janice, Doctor Book and Palm Leaf to bat
tie for the money. Palm Leaf went out
and won in straight heats.
In the second race the field got on IN a
bunch and raced in this fashion to the
quarter pole. Charley Hoyt led all the way,
Of the bunch and won the heat in easy
fashion. In the third heat certain horses
were considered not to be driven to win,
and the judges declared all bets on this
heat off, and retired all nonwinners OK
heats to the barn. Riley B., the odds-on
favorite, won the deciding heat by nose
from Eyelet o..
straight heats
The King walked away from the field IN
the fourth race, and won the 2:N class IN
one-two order. A.. IT,,
On Friday afternoon. Cresceus. the king
of stations, holding the worlds record OF
2:N, will go an exhibition mile TO peat hls
own record.
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THE WEATHER..
TO-Day's Forecast.

Washington. July 23.-Forecast for Wednesday
and Thursday:
Illinois-Fair; continued warm Wednesdays
warmer near Lake Michigan: Thursday fair:
light east south winos.
iowa-Fair: continued warm Wednesday and
Thursday. e1ceDt not quite so warm Thursday In
western portion; southeriy winds.
Missoun-Fatr: continued warm wednesday
and probably Thursday: east TO south winds
Nebraska-Fair Wednesday: warmer IN west
ern portion: Thursday fair; not quite SO warm:
south to west winds.
Kansas-Partiy cloudy Wednesday and Thurs
day; continued warm: southerly winds.
ArkansaS-Probably local thunderstorms and
somewhat cooler Wednesday afternoon Thurs.
day partly cloudy. with occasional thunderStorIns:
southerly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair: con-
tinued warm Wednesday and probably THURSDAY,
Southerly winds,
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ing mark by over two minutes, and beat the
Cadillac and Illinois by about six minutes
The race was over triangular course. twenty
one miles in length. each leg of the course be
ing seven miles, The wind blew at eight miles
from the northeast, and during the latter part
Of the race increased to twelve miles Az,
Tho boats finished in the following order. the
given time being the actual sailing time In
covering the twenty-one niles: , ant,
Milwaukee. 3:23:51; Detroit, 3:26:2i Ca1iIiac
3e922; Illinois. 3:29:l0: Minota. 3:3S:4l; orion'
2:4O:35 Prairie. S:42:9.
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GETTING SHAMROCK READY.
Sir Thomas Upton SupervisfnG tn
ARRANGEMENTS.

Arrangements.
SPECIAL BY CABLE
London, July 23-Copyright. 1901. by the
New York Herald Company.)-Sir Thomas
Upton has arrived at Greenock to SUPER
wise the completion Of the preparations
which are to Mt the Shamrock II for her
sea trip to America.
The work is being rapidly pushed, and II
all goes well the cup challenger may leave
Greenock tomorrow. or II she does not get
away so soon, II Is anticipated that her de-
parture cannot be delayed longer than the
end Of this week.
Sir Thomas Lcton will not accompany
the yacht to America, but expects to leave
for New York about the middle Of next
month
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Racing at Quincy.

Quincy. m, July 2s.-Baldwin Park races hero
$40 trot or pace. half-mi'. heats, Adams coun-
Eap,o;n I,opwies Sv Joseph Freund .....s 1
Captain links, by W. E: Plowman III 2 8
AigoI bv Doctor Ireland ....-........s ! >
Phalsa. bv IL vorndam .::.............4 6
Tin,e-:sl las. 1 liz ILL Ills heats.
p D. @, by I. G. Scott .....:...........$ |
Black Bess, by l. 2; Morgan '.'--'..7 : 3 E
Esrmsr n,ly $. NJ w Iiaoser III g.:
Flora Coward by g. n. Mcbride ......3 : :
Am. Xandleor. BY Dan E 1Taey 81 =,
Harry johnson, BY ]. W. Ireland .-....e 5 5
Maude Baker, by ChaT,esr Asnm 1roIt ..''A Or
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BLOOMINGTON PIONEER DIES.

REPUBIllC 6fECIhL.
Bloomington ILL.,, July 23-Peter soule
died to-day. aged IS. He came to Blooming
five years ago. and amassed a fortune
through Investments In lands. He was con-
sidered eccentric, and. although honored by
public Office several times, refused to serve.
very extensive. wife and one child sur
vive. The interment will be at his birth
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Racing in Landau.

London. July 23:-Richard Croker's Viper IL
HeiIl won the Regulation Plate at the first
Gays racing to-day OF the Leicester summer
W. z. Mhitney's Shibboleth hlIy q. ReiD
won the Wigstown maiden 2-year-old Plate: G.
:, Ne,wsons Varna CMaherl was second. and H.
n; b .hsI Madrisal geldlnS u. II. Martini
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a COW. John O'Neill. father Of the light
weight Jockey Of that name, said yesterday
that he often worked him with Bertha
Buck. a poor filly. and she always beat him.
.ohn Lafferty was raised by a farmer of
that name. He is mighty good 3-year-old
colt. The man for whom he was named bet
$3S on him at u to !, and thought he had
won fortune.
The timers got all mixed up on the Lunar
race on Monday. and IT is not possible to
discuss her performance to the six furlongs.
Certain 1t is that she ran the fast Hardly
into the ground and then came along and
won handily after doing it. Lunar se~s
to be another Wax Taper.
F. Jones. who rode Bulgarian In the fifth
race yesterday, almost threw Patton who
was on Frank Pearce. over the fence at the
head Of the stretch. 1t was n gross foul
and Jones was fined SIS for it. There should
be greater punishment for foul rides, which
are becoming the rule at Delmar. In the
second race yesterday Dale pulled Sadie
Levy in on Land Ho at the finish, and al
though the last named had lots of room
and was not bumped. he was obliged to run
out OF a straight line. He just lost by a
nose. Dale seemed to do the trick with de-
liberation and without any good reason, for
his mount was running straight at the time.
Mooney on Land Ho thought he won. for he
gave Dale the laugh right after they crossed
the wire.
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CHICAGO ChronicI.,. s.,..t,o,

ChtCaGO ChFOniclc'0 SeIectiOns,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
EEhi CHS, NJ, July Bon Hawthorne:
Second Raoe-Red Tip, Ed Austin. jaubsrt
Third Rlee-sharp Bird. Headwater. The Lady.
vance Guard. ''
-, Fifth Race-Tammany Chief, Foxbard. Frangi-
= Sixth Racs-Brownie Anderson Brief. Sam Nc
Weather clear: track fast.
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Farm Hand Terribly Scaled.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Stewardson, ILL.,, July 3.-Otto Bigler
was almost scalded to death by the ex-
plosion of an engine while thrashing at the
W. NJ Chappalier farm.
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n. c.o, Horthern Route

Takes you TO Denver. Colo. where the tenn
Louis. You can reach Denver tWsnty.stx
hours after leaving q 1ouis q . ofoioek
n the, morning hy the Wanasn. THIS 70 two
AeursJ( n3olke9 than III 0enesi SouteA
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POtta-RusselI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carlyle, ILL.,, July E-Ernest Potts and
Miss Daisy Russell. both OF Irishtown. were
married here this morning.
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Morning TeIesraph's selections.

Morning TeleEraph's Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July 24.-On Brighton Beach:
First Race-Cephalagia. Charagrace. Monroe
Doctrine
Second Race-Cameron, Peninsula, Otis.
Third Race-Carbuncle, Kamara, Prince Rich
ard.
Fourth Race-Dolando, Royal Sterling, Goebel
Fifth Race-Arden. Phosphor, Captain jan
uary.
S.xth Race-Eentoro Godfrey Robert MetcaIs
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JUDGE WILLIAM N. MABERRY,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carrollton. ILL.,, July H.-Judge William NJ
Afaberry, one of the best-known farmers in
Central Illinois, died at his home near this
city this evening. He was 6S years Of age
and leaves a large estate.
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Local Report.
ST. Louis. Tuesday July q,
Government Report.

Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received In st. Louis
July 30 1901. at $3.50 p. m, local time and p m
seventy fifth meridian time. Observations made
at the same moment at all stations
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me NcpubIfc'h SeIectfUH"'
Leach.
Ill.
Bandrol.
Fourth Race-Ethei Wheat Menace. Lee Bruno.
Fifth Race-Sad SAM Northern Spy. Lunar
Sixth Race-Swordsman, Eugena S.. Zoana.
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Chicago and Ret,

Chicago and Return-$0.50,
Via Illinois Central Railroad; two elegantly
equipped trains. DAYLIGHT SPECIAL and
DIAMOND SPECIAL. leaves st. Louis
Union Station daily. 1890 noon and 9:10 p. m
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JAMES GREGORY.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
old and well-known citizen of Fayette. died
yesterday and was buried to-day. He was
the father Of Mrs. w. H. Dornin OF st.
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The Cool Northern Route
Will carry you comfortably away from this
sweltering atmosphere to the lakes of Wis
consin. Minnesota and Michigan. Get tick
cts at Wabash office. Eighth and Olive.
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brighton nench Eutries,

New York July 23.-Entries for to-morrow's
races at Brighton Beach are as follows
First race. hurdle. mile and three-quarters:
Monroe Doctrine les Cephalagalia ......1s1
Sandy Hook l6l
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JOHN G. DuyALL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Richmond, Mo-, July zs-John c. Duvarl
died at his home In this city this morning
at LIS o'clock. after an illness Of several
weeks from typhoid fever. aged A years.
Mr. Duvall was one of the leading citizens
of Ray County. and represented the county
in the su lat ke EEHHHI.fss f. HOOKER
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carthage. ILL.,, July cs.-Judge Cbellis E.
Hooker, County Judge Of Hancock County,
died of consumption to-day, aged 30 years.
He was elected in 1898.
Preliminaries for an election to fill the
vacancy will be arranged at once.
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4 'e Grand Circuit sum marie..

First ,;,s e nS sr ssst eo5sss e s''
p eaFshy} Book '' b: g. Durfs. and
sa StSs'5S N: js,aa:5;j a;:.;;3 5 /. .. :
Gunsauius. b. S. Hohman). ! Sdr
Axtelo. b. 6. MARSH ;:.:,.........4 sSr
or m nae sio b ssi slsa. 'iii s:is sss
Riley B.. Blk. s., by Happy Riley CIR,
Eyelst. e m KennesS ,c ;,;'.....'....':is fa,s
E EssIe Revere e. r0 csf,ts hss'Gson, ssr
Sa Tme, WI a:os E a:os l' s:ii,s sosa III
Third race ?:i5 class. purse 81. 500. pacing:
Dan Patch. Dr. e., by ice Patchen (Mc-
Armorel sr M iMacDonaid). ................2
Baroletta b. M (Aiiller). ....................5 9
Ferrum b. e. (Garheld) ......................8 8
Pauliins Boy b. 8. (vogeD. dis
Lady Alright. oh. m !Both'- ...........''...1 ar
F5 Tns the Ri.s ?irsassiifs s.
| Fourth race, 2:27 class trot. purse sl.2oo:
! Tho King b. E.. bv Clay King (Marsh). ......1 I
| Iva Dee. b. m. Thomas) ..............-......-2
h Ma, swase en- s Blk sh m eMcDonaidj
| Toledo Bee. CHI. Z. Lockwood ............""s !!
Meta Arthur. br m Ruthford). ................I 8
| John Hooper CHI e. (BristoD. ................dis
Time-2:13h, 21ax.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-24
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