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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
Counterfeiter Caught.

The arrest of Ben Gibbs, an 1S-year-
old boy, in Stewart county, few days
ago, promises to be the means of un-
earthing a gang of counterfeiters who
have been operating in and around
Dover for some time. 1t is said that
when Libbs was arrested one of his
confederates, who witnessed the ar
rest, mounted a horse and went post
haste 10 their lodgings, where it is
understood the counterfeiting para
phernalia, including several sets of
molds, was located. When the officers
arrived at the place there was nothing
to reveal the slightest indication of
counterfeiters' den.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
1t is UnsuitabIe for Steamers Unless
They are Fitted With Spe-
ciaI tunnels.

San Francisco, Sept. 30.-Lieut. J.
w. Cantwell, who for the last three
years has been in the revenue cutter
service in Alaskan waters, has re-
turned to this city, and is about to
begin work on his official report to
the treasury department. He was
warm in his praises of this undevel-
oped northern country, and predicted
a great future for it. He made tests
of the coal found along the Yukon
river. 1t was found to be unsuitable
to burn on steamers unless the latter
are fitted with special tunnels. There
is a large amount of carbon in the
coal
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
Big Fill Completed.

The great fill on the Paducah divis-
ion of the Nashville, Chattanooga &c
st. Louis Railway at Paris, has been
finished. This is one of the biggest
pieces of railroad work ever attempt
ed in the State. The fill is 1900 feet
long, has extreme height of -65 feet,
and at the bottom is 200 feet wide
1t contains about 10000 carloads of
earth, and it required a year to haul
and dump it,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
Tollgate Wreckers.

Turnpike raiders made another at
tempt to blow up toll gate No. On
the Dickerson turnpike one night last
week. Dynamite was placed under
the front porch, which wrecked the
porch and gate and knocked lot of
plaster from the walls of the house.
The shock was so great as to throw
Frank Pevy, the toll gate keeper, out
of his bed. This is the fourth at
tempt raiders have made to injure the
property of this turnpike company. :.
Gate No. 2 was blown up some six
or seven months ago. Since then two
bridges have been dynamited, two
vacant toll houses burned and the
sleepers OIL a bridge sawed in two.
There is now outstanding a reward of
$500 for the capture of these raiders.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
A New Danish Loan.

Copenhagen, Sept. 3o.-It is official
ly announced that the minister of
finance, Alfred Hage, will, this week,
recommend the rigsdag to authorize
government loan of 10000, 900
crowns. Americans are interested in
the loan as they were in the recent
loan of s1O,OO0,G0o fioated by the city
of Copenhagen, which was furnished
by New York capitalists.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
East Tennessee Farmers, Institutes.

Commissioner of Agriculture Thos.
H. Paine is in East Tennessee, where
he has arranged farmers institutes of
two days each at Bristol, Greenville,
Jonesboro and Morristown. Capt.
Paine is accompanied by his team of
instructors, who will discuss topics as
follows: j. w. Rosamond, horti-
culture; Joe D. Johnson, horses and
mules; John P. Buchanan, diversife,
agriculture; w. H. Dunn, live stock
and Texas fever; B. A. Enloe, public
roads
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
THE MISSING CAPTAIN.
Young West Pointer and a Very
Promising Officer.

New York, Sept 3o.-Capt. Thomas
W. Connell, who commanded the un-
fortunate company of the Ninth Unit
ed States infantry, which was almost
annihilated on the Island of Samar,
Saturday. and who is one of the 24
survivors, is a New York man and is
a brother of Assistant District At
torney John j. Connell. He is %
years old, graduated from West Point
in 1894 and was appointed to the
Ninth infantry Immediately on gradu-
alton. In 1898 the regiment was sent
to Cuba, where Lieut.. Connell was
made brevet captain. After the war
with Spain the Ninth regiment was
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04

sent to Manila, and on the outbreak
of hostilities in China was sent there.
Young Connell distinguished himself
at the storming of Pekin, and last
February was made captain of Com
pany c. The regiment was moved
back from China to the Philippines
several months ago.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
Dead Shot for Sports.

The act of the last legislature, pro-
hibiting bird hunting in Madison
county within the next five years, is a
dead shot at sports and will have
depressing effect. Heretofore Madi-
son has been one of the most noted
counties for this class of sport in West
Tennessee, and a number of fine pre-
serves are laid off in her borders.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
Hon. John B. Joy Dead.

Jacksonville, ILL.,, Sept. Colon.
John B. Joy, resident member of the
board of trustee of the Central hos
pital for the insane, located here,
died suddenly, Sunday, at his home,
eight miles northwest of Jacksonville.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
Burned by Molten Metal.

Youngstown, o., Sept. 5o.-Three
men were badly burned by an explo-
sion of molten metal at the upper
furnace of the Brier Hill Iron & Coal
Co., at three o'clock Monday morn
ing. The injured are: Joseph Burtz,
Thos. Parker and Angelo Peppo. The
two former probably will die of their
injuries.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
KILLED With HIS Own Gun.

Herbert B. Spain, the 1S-year-old
son of ex-Criminal Clerk A. B. Spain,
was driving moving machine in his
fathers field, near Nashville, when
a shotgun, which he had ON the ma
chine to shoot RABBITS with, fell of
and striking wheel of the mower, ex-
ploded. The load struck young Spain
in the abdomen and he died in
short time.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
FAVORABLE reports continne ito come

Favorable reports continue to come
from Mrs. Mckinley. She has not ex-
perienced any real change, but for the
| last week has had no symptoms of re-
lapse and gives every indication of
steadily regaining her normal condi-
ton.
| Henry w. Wood, of Norwich, N. Y,
! fatally shot his former housekeeper,
Mrs. Elizabeth Greenleaf, because she
had left him, and then committed sui
eide.
Marine insurance companies figure
their losses on the great lakes for this
| season at nearly 81 100000
Maj. Gen. Corbin returned to Wash
ington from his Philippine trip. He
praised the condition of troops in the
islands.
Harvard and Yale athletes defeated
Oxford and Cambridge teams in field
games in New York by winning six of
the nine events.
Official functions at the white house
have been postponed until after the
close of the year. Delega tions will not
be received during the 80 days of
mourning.
Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell
challenged President Shaffer to prove
his charges that they had neglected
Amalgamated association men.
Daleville, Ind, with 900 population,
was overlooked at the time the last
census was taken
a driver repulsed two highwaymea
who tried to hold up a stage near Do
yer, N. H.
The father, brother and sister of
the convicted assassin Czolgosz' vis-
tied him in his cell in the Buffalo jail,
but the murderer expressed no regret
for his crime.
Judge William R. Day and others of
the Mckinley funeral committee took
steps in Canton, o., looking Ito a per-
manent monument organization.
Sentence of death by e1ectrocution
during the week beginning October 2s
was pronounced upon Czolgosz, and
then the assassin of President Nc
Kinley was removed from Buffalo to
Auburn state prison, where the SEN
tence is to be carried out.
The first race between the Colum-
bia and Shamrock II. was a failure
because they did not finish within
the time limit. Columbia was three
quarters of a mile ahead when the
race was declared off.
President Shaffer has accepted the
challenge of Gompers and Mitchell
to show blame on their part in the
steel strike.
Edith w went three straight heats
at Cincinnati in 2:O5H, 2:O5H and
2:O5%, breaking all records for three
consecutive heats.
Caleb Harvey, of Laporte, Ind, died
of heart disease caused by weeping
over McKinley's death.
A census bulletin on manufactures
shows a great increase in wood pulp
mills and output during last ten years.
VasseI Lake tch, who held up and
killed Paymaster Hassler, of the South
west Coke company, was hanged at
Greensburg, Pa.
Capt Wise, of the Yale, may be court
martialed for failure to notify Schley
of the location of the Spanish fleet.
More proof was brought out at the in
quiry in~Wa shington that Schley was
kept in ignorance concerning impor-
tant matters.
Seven men were killed and seven Sc
riously injured by an explosion at gas
works in Newark n. J.
Abraham Lincoln's body was placed
in its final tomb in Oak Ridge ceme
terry, Springfield, Ill. The remains
were positively identified before put
ting the casket in its cement grave.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
Colorado Forest Fire.

Red Cliff, Col, Sept. 3o.-The big
gest forest fire ever known in this Vi
cinitq is raging on Battle mountain
and threatening the town.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-10-04
COAL ALONG THE YUKON.

he Objects III CHdTSe tdTIy IIISIruc
ed soldiers not to talk of the affair.
The evening world., 1901-10-30
UNIVERSITY CLUB
GOLF TOURNEY.
MOORE AND INNS HAVE Low
EST SCORES.
MhnS Noted College GrnduRt~s
tm"nE the Competitors at
-. Andrews.
lsp.eL.l 70 rh, E,,nlnr wo,ltl

cliArScEY oct 9.-Coll"cc grad.
uh,"s who boom golf in IN" lcadln;
clubs Of the Metropolitan district met
on The links o. the st. Andrews Coli
club to-day to compete for the cham.
pi"nshp OF the University club. The
af'nir was = '5-holr handicap, the win
ner OF the net prize being the chang pion
OF the year. and there We're prizes also
FOR the frsi ana second net scores. one
~ tn" players was he Rev IiodcrlcH
Terry aud others were r. Bag. Kerr,
secretary OF the United States Golf As.
nocihtiuu. ana Mliaolm Graham. tr.
champion ~ the Arswnmis club.
rh. newly arranged links were played.
the distances being As follows
"a,-53s. 80. e'3 :9i 5o5 J:6. ~. $50. ,,s-
..,J T.r,s
la.-Jol 81. Js:. rs. rs. az. as. .ol. ,ns-
..Ui yards
The to.a! round Is h.ii3 yards and the
bosHy score -. The handicap was at
- holes The scores FOR tn. morning
play follow:
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YANKEE WON
At LONG ODDS.
wHTTNEY's WATERSHED FIRST
IN CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
American Owners and Jockeys
begin the Day Well mt
Newmarket.

LONDON. Oct. 30-There was bic
attendance Mt the second days racing
OF the Newmarket Hough,on meeting
to-day to witness the contest for the
ambridgcshire Stakes. the principal
event OF the meeting.
The Americans started the day we'll.
William c. whi,ncy's Spectrum o..
Reln up) won the Subscription Stakes
FOR two-year-olds and upward, distance
one mile. J. r. Keene's Charcornac
(Maher up) was second. Only these two
horses ran
Pax. Maher UP. won the Wednesday
Welter Handicap. for three-year-olds
and upward. distance one mile and q
half
whitney Wins Cambr dReshire.
William c. whitney's Watershed, J..
Reiff up. won the Cambridgeshire
Stakes.
The result OF the Cambridgeshire was
n tremendous upset for the betting men.
Mr.. Whitney's Watershed was con-
s.dcrcd TO he n rank outsider and was
never mentioned in the betting. The
horse started at d to / against. Osboch
was the ravori,c at lop to II aginst. The
.
Goodman, ridden by Maher. was great
ly fancied In France. but did not nather
his supporters. VI. Ephrussi. Codoman'a
owner. Is said to have backed the horse
to win fi0.G1o $500. .00o).
Watershed won BY neck after an
exciting finish. The American horse re-
NAMED In the rear until, the bushes.
when he took up the running. followed
by Lascnrls and Osboch. The latter drew
In. inch by Inch. but little Rein drove
his mount In great style and landed
him nrst past the post. Three-quarters
OF length separated second and third
horses.
J. c. Dyer's Lady Macdonald. Glen
Jenkins UP. won the New Nursery plate
for two-year-olds. distance i've furlongs
Pistol. Maher up. won the Moulton
Stakes for two-year-olds: distance Ave
furlongs.
The Americans thus won hve ou: OF
the seven races.
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RASH YALE MAN
GOES UNFINISHED.
JURY DIsAGREEs IN TAYLoR'S
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF TRIAL.

In New brunswick. y. J.. the jury In
the case OF Atwood Taylor. the Yale
graduate wto recently made a sunday
morning dash from Bound Brook TO
Perth Amboy atop OF "A coach. scatter
ing panic. war whoops and bullets all
along the route with equal impar,iality.
came in this morning unable to agree.
They had been ou; all night.
Taylor had been Indicted for ma
i!cious mischief and his counsel con-
tended that. AZ in the eyes OF the law
malicious mischief meant 'wanton Cruz
city or revenge" ne should b. dis
charged Judge S,rons's charge leaned
that way. too.
Taylor had been engaged to work
for the iibbard Safe Company at
Perth AmGoy. and was oil his way there.
celebrating as he rode along That
was on June .. "A Sunday mcrning.
At Stelton Taylor made his appear
ance shortly after church services had
been concluded. He banged away at
several slSnboards and fired bullet
through the door OF the Stelton Bap.
,ist Church. One bulle, was found i'm
b-,Id-d In the church, organ and an
other struck the wall. Nobody was
hit. although Taylor distributed about
.N bullets over the lanscape
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.ROEBER WILL MEET
NECHAD, THE TURK.
READY TO ARRANGE WREST.
LING MATCH.

Ernest Roebsr,. she champion Graeco-
Roman wrestler o! the world. has de-
c!ded To enter into competition again.
In doing 50 he accepts Mehmet Ncchad' ;
dea to w!estle for thu championship. 4
Rocber says that as sooa AS Sechad
Is ready he Will sign articles OF agree
ment to meet him In n contest. He will
insist on being allowed three weeks In
whi:h to get into condition. and at the
lime OF making Of the match will bet
1850 a side. He Will have much more to
bet. but Will ask for ringside odds.
The match must he for two out oil
three falls, Gracco-Roman style.
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The Fellow Is Smaller Than Other Turks Who
Have Been Here on Same Mission.
Has so, 500 Posted to Meet Roeber or Any
Other American on the Mat.

Mchmct Ncchad Is III. iatcs; Turkish
wrestler Ia visit this country. He has
been here Tor some weeks .ndcnvorlng
10 induce the champions OF America to
meet him In a contest. So far his efforts
have been fruitl.1s. but h" is hon. ful
that his challenges vii. be accepted very
shortly
Ernest Hoehcr IL N" man Of his
'hplcc now, hut II the champion does
not r"ccdc from his present stand. then
%cchni Will take on Tom jenkins or
any Grncco- Roman wrestler who cares
to mcc, h!:n.
By Yankees who have become used TO
seeing the Sul,an's subjects here I,
would naturally ho Supposed that this
wrestler Is OF the clephaniinc dimcn-
slons his predecessors wcFe--thnt IS. ot
Nouroulah. Iousout ct al But not 20.
ThL man * OF ordinary build and .he
last man 10 drive fear 10 III. heart OF
any body.
But he is built well. and. besides that.
possesses virtues such as few uf his race
can boast Ncchad IL only six feet IL
height and weighs only 80 pounds,
whi1h Is many pounds less than
| men who have CONE here before from
the same part OF the globe But he Is as
strong as the proNerb!nl bell. ana Il 5
dollars to pennies that he could make
such au animal look Tx. Il wcakl!ns IN
| A ,u4slC
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WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS RACE TRACK. Oct. a.
The races scheduled to be run mere to-
day resulted ns follows:
First Race-Thrce quarters OF a mile
Won by L.tiare. II to & and To 10:
Sister Sarln. even for place. was sec
ond: Sting ;hird.-Time. LA IL.
Second Racc-Five ana II hal. iurloass.
Won by Samivcl. 10 to ! ana to ]:
Judge Petius. : to ! for place. was Sec
ond: wlnnebejour third.-Tima. los -.
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WINNERS AT LAKESIDE.
LAKESIDE RAcETRAcK, CHICAGO.

LAKESIDE RACETRAcK, CHICAGO
Oct. '0.--Ths races scheduled here for
today resulted as follows:
First Racc--Thrcc-fourths Of "A mile
xon BY Wins Dance. TO and s To |: :
Hsncimsr. second. even for place: Lucky
Efocket, third. Tlme-i a-b
second Race-One and one-u,a r,cr
mile.--Wop by Searcher. : 10 ana out !.
Hen Chance. second. to for place
Sarilla, third Timc--2O1 TO.
Third Race-rhree-duariers OF a mile.
WON by Burnt. Bunton. s 10 D and Z
! 20 q: Money Muas. second even for
place; The Pride. third. TIme--i.lie-
Fourth Race-One Mile and three. six.
Notwithstanding Boer first. . to 3. and
5untsss Uenman Thompson second pIace
ana out. Franslbie third Time. 2.6i a.5.
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A SENSIBLE FIGHTER.
Terry" supplies viii Quit
Nusiurss if lie LOSES B0ut.

Terrible Terry supplies Is bantam
weight hGhter. and tie is showing some
good sense. Ms might be CLEANED from
the follnw!n ie1ter;
rn the sporting Editor: II win my nkht
with "Kid" Lawrence. Of Brooklyn. which II
looked for Nov. 30. will take On Terry Ia.
ward GriH JONES'. or any other one hundred
Ani ave pound man In the business. II ! lose
viii Iuit Sighting forever. In my slme
have fought t~enu-one battles. and lnAt but
four, = am training very hard for this bat
,Ie with Charley Chssham In Long Island
Clty. and I vii! CIV. KID LAwrrace the
hardest battlr he ever fought.
''Tf1RiBLE TERnY'. SUPPLIES.
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INTERESTING FOOTBALL GAME
AT POLO GROUNDS TO-DAY.
New Workers. Tear ~ Their OPP
pon~nts' Line md score. Then
iInV-rford TnIIirs.


POLO GROUNDS, Oct o0-g'plumhia' =
football team looked on !Iiycrtords
team this afternoon A. N"rithhl"
.clrch." A'tcr the New Workers chow
Ing again.i Vale last SATURDAY they .N-
prctrh an overwhelming victory. aud
said they would roll up their biggest
scOr. OF the season
They took the gam" as y mere pra.'-
t!cc sprint In preparation Tor Satur-
days big game with univ-: sity Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
There was not very big crowd on
hand when the two teams lined up for
III. nrst half Columoihs team was
nearly the same as that which alaycd
Yale. cxc-p, that kingdcn's and Her-
rien's positions were nllcd by subs.
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REFORMER WON
FIT TIL RACE.
KILoGRAM TAKES FOURTH AT
AoUEDUCT.
Good c"rd a"l H"""tif"' weather
attracted NiR crowd I"
the Races.
p..l.l,o rhr fymI.. wITIa

AQyEDUcT RACE TRACK. or ~
Perfect weather. % he Indian sum
mer sort. was nn iuiuccmSat f"- reo-
pie TO spend the afternoon rr OF
doors. The proper place. ieret,rs.
was tie race ,rauk. and. n here vas
fairly good card On the CROW cam
ou, In gooily numoc.s.
There was quite a bit .: cla-- to the
card and several OF the races were
quito II, to the average OF the NOR,
pre:entious tracks. The track was /.
snoc b condition. and as tas, as II coh
he. supi Reilly has kept th. go1ni
good and hrm. With only an inch or 'w
q. soft soil thus masking IL one "f the
safest and 1es. OF tracks. Betting was
brak on a.. OF the cv'n's
YI1sT RACE.
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so" Of Con.,antinop,e'. Gov-rno,


VIA, is expected TO be one Of the farss, foo'.
halt Tapss Q: the season vii ee played on
JAspar Oval on sunday afternoon beseen ID,
Maiisoa Field Club and n. wil!e,s Pon,
Soldiers team. Tn. Madi>,ns opened thelr SEA.
last SUNDAY and were rewarded with q
sgi'nid victory over their opponents. tbs
wyHnOtrs
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any American pr!ze-iigh,crs He takes
IN" usual gymnasium work, does bag
punching. boxing. running and all
things OF the sort.
Snys lie Defeated NOurOulnh.
AS epmparatively small in stature as
ls the .rtssucr, he Goes not know what
II Is % have hia two shoulders pinned
encountered tn. gigantic Nour0ulah,
ana thai bulk o; humanity was topped
over FOR "a down. fouSouI. too. he says
Mas victim OF this voungster. who. by
the way. Is only twenty-five years old
nov. Ana So was Paul Pons. the elon-
gated Fr"nchman, So. IL that record Is
,1rrrc;. II can be seen that Sechad has
snme right to claim matches with
Ernest kocber. Tom Jenkins or any
other great performer OF the graphing
And that Is what he is here for. Be
fore h. left Turkey he sent $3.50 Of his
own money to rony Dsmstre, OF this
city. 10 ,ho.s ~ a forfeit, for him for 4
match Deme,rc has been sponsor for
many who have visited this country, and
this job Is nothing new TO him.
Son Of Constantin0ple'sG Governor.
The new Turk is an interesting per-
son. Wouldn't II seem strange { Coy.
should think so much OF his athletic SELF
~ to challenge the world?
The newcomer Is Governors son.
ana the offspring o! no less a personage
50 his social connections must be pretty
good, and jnst whether he will be IN
good favor .hen he returns home Is
hard to guess.
tie. won't some kind knigh, OF the. mat
| In this country listen TO mis- appeal ..sd
cover his $500 forfeit and make n
| match?
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BOUT WASN'T DECIDED.
sh~rin anil Posse Prevented the
Creedon- -Donucr "Go.O

Special to The Evening world.)
POTTSVlLLE, Pa. Oct. 0.-Thc fight
which was scheduled TO take place at
Tamaaua last night between Dan Cree
don. OF Australia. and Jack Bonner. OF
Summit liill Pa, was prevented By
Sheriff s. Il. Beddall. who. with dep-
uiy and a posse. appeared at the armor1
and forbade the contest to go on.
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lI.n.esg. 81 .m at-,. .t,sn tatlon.,

The talent were very much III noub'
In this race and Demurrer, Potcnte, 81.
Fynnan and Flora Pomona went 10 the
post favorites at ) TO ! each. OTIS. iishtiI
weighted, cut out the running. follower
t,y 81. Finnan, May ". and Lady of the
Valley. They held this order to the
stretch. where Redpath closed on the
leaders The finsh was heautilul
drive, st. Finnan winning By Il neck II,
front o! Lady Of the Valley. who beat
Redpath 4 head.
Demurrer STUMBLED as the iield left the
post and GArriyan landed on his feet;
HIS hands were tangled In the rcins ana
he ran fully ff.y yards by the sid. o'
up bit but not seriously hurt.
SECOND RACE
For four.lsN-oIds and up; snii' .ni s''en'I
yafiS
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Doc.n,, smoke Cigarettes.

As TO III. fellows virtues. 1t has long
been understood that Turk cannot
live without the fumes ~ his ciEnrStte.
Here Is where that thruf, Is upset. Ne
chad had never Inhaled IN, smoke from
,au piprr weed and what Is more. MS
lips have never been soilcd by the touch
or one. Then he has never lOuchd A.Ie
make "A goc:. temperance lcctJr-r, ;ur
h. says II Is abstinence from such
vices that has mace HIN the wonder
nc Is In athletics,
II his own story Is to be believed. he IL
something OF an hil-nrouni crAsk lie
can speed over one hundred yard cin-
der path In something tsldcr |: seconds
and with rifle few In his country com.
pare with him.
His training Is nothing diTeren, to
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start bad Won riddfn oht limt-ls" -
DR. Riddle beat the nag and was never
headed. The advantage was enough 10
make him win from the Others. who
were hustilns to catch him all the way,
Astor ard Handicapped raced in be-
hind him to the stretch. where Ast"r
stopped. Trcbor ard Mercer dhen
closed ground. but were never able to
catch DR. Riddle, who won by two
lengths from Hand!capper. who was
head in from, Or Mercer.
THIRD RACE
Far tHo.ytAy.oltA. sir fvyIDpss
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I can Psan's team be Whipped into sh.p. 10,
That IL 5ths sssf-rseurring ausr,
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