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Daily camera., 1901-05-08
Onioo sets at Coulehan'A
neH.e,. ~ se, .e..s...

ne Nsgso 80 ths 'Rsssaa.
Anew view Of the race problem comes
from Athens. An old negro Of that tovn
said receouy:
sDis heah kensry is no mo my hooe.
Its attracshuns hzb all faded an ! jes
can't stay roua' heah vAea de 'pePssas
al an eooe. rYss see, dis heah shuttle
block fsc'ry an eatia' sp al de- sinmos
tess an de- possums am al emiesatia'
to udder lan'a II de white folks vast
de niger TO stay WIDEN an vuk rem
dey msS proteek de 'posssm crap. an
De great slasgties Oh 'simnoa trees mus
stop. Niger an .possua am one N
insep'rab.e, nov an fossb,r."-Atianta
Cosssitutios.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

Z The Denver Aevs wants Deaver to
make the mayors and aldermea Of M
Colorado cities guests Of that city on the
day when President Mckinley Is booked
for 4 three hours stand there. BY all
means, let Denver entertain someone.
Ali the to~nspeople would. Of course.
flock to the capital TO see how their
mayors and aldermen looked vhen con-
6dentially chatting With the president.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08
Shirt waists for men
look in the window and
zee them. JOE.
Brave nsa Issi

Brave 000 BD1l
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles ~ well ~ women, and al feel
the results in loss Of appetite, pcisoas
in the blood, backache, nervousness,
hesdsche and tired, listless, rundown
feeliag. But there's no need to fed like
that. Listen to J. w. Gardner, Idaville,
Ind. He says: Electric Bitters are just
the thing for . man when he is al run
down, and don't care whether he lives
Or dies. It did more TO give mo new
stssngth ard good appetite than any
thing / could take. can nov eat any
thing and have = new lease on life"
Only 50 cents ct Streamer's Drug Store
Every bottls guaranteed. &
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

-Our little girl vas uacnascioas from
ssrangulatioo during suddea aad ter.
nble attack OF erosp. Iquiekly secured
bottle Of Ose Aisuie Cosgh Cure.
givias her three doseA Tie crosp vas
mastered and oar little darling speedily
recovered" 20 writes 4. l. Stafford,
Chester, Mich. Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

HUNoRs COME no THE suRFAcr
IN the spring - in no other aesson. Thy
don't run themselves Ill on that way,
however, but mostly remain in the sys-
tenn. Hoods Sarsaparilla removes them,
wards of danger, makes good health
sure.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

The president says he is amazed with
what irrisatioa has accomplished fos the
west. May this amazemeot take the
practical turn Of congressional recog
6itSoa ot the needs Of that postioa Of Tie
arid west as yet unreelained.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

"Ihave been suffering from dyspepsia
for the past twenty years and have been
unable after tr,ing all preparatieas and
pAysiciaas 70 get any relief. After TAX.
ing one bottle Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
I foaAd relief and am now h better
health than l have been for twenty
years lean not praise Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure too highly" thus whites Mrs c
w. Roberts. North Greek. AK. Gilbert
Bsos.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

Boulder will have three grand days
here beginning Angus: I. Let no one
lose sight Of that fact. They are going
to be fast and furious and evesyooe and
his wife will be expected. Boalder in
vites the Festival Of the Aosntain and
Plain to come here and then Boulder
viii 70 to the F, s,ival. Must tickle us
6vxt
Daily camera., 1901-05-08
Aaks IAsa Pay.

When Great Britain shall have ex
ha.sted the Eesosrees Of the ordinary
taxpayer 70 make good the expenses Of
Ii. Boer var. it may bethink itself 70
make an assessment on Alfred Belt aad
Cecil Rhodes, the billioaaires in whose
iatefest the var vas fought-Rochester
Aerald
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

The DAT tax feature Of Colorado's new
revenue bill is to be contested in the
courts solely on the ground that The
amend n mt vas not printed before it
passed the legislature.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

Mr. W Baxter ei Nesth Brook. n. c.
says he ss6esed vith piles fos ffteea
yesA He tried many se0edies viii ~
Results until be used DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve and that quickly eused him.
Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08
WHEN you GET A HEAoAonE

doat waste q minute bat 70 10 yosl
dssseist and get =. box Of Krause'l
Headache Capsules. They will pseveni
pain even shosgh yosr skull were crack
ed. They are harmless. too. Read he
guarantee. Price asc. Sold BY Steam
er's Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08
DEATH TO MOTHS.

BsaIaer Hrsh 0rovsFs' Assoststsea Us1sr
takes 70 ExtsrnSoo4s fAo0,
The Boulder Fruit CroveSs' Asooeia
tioe has taken the agency here Of Hasel-
tines Moth Catcher, one Of the best
known and approved methods Of extes.
minaiiag cotton moths. For particulars
call on o. address.
w, L. ScOrf,
Boulder, Cole.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

You a,e much more liabls 10 dissase
when your liver and bowels do ~ aet
properly. DeWists Little Early Rissss
rsnove the easse Of disease. Gilbert
Bros.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

E0EE Genuine Colorado air already
NA compressed for any and al
tires, q he Mascot Bike shop, 1915 l3th
street.
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THE DAILY CAMERA.
bUTSCH, L. c. PADDOCK
pjl1l0 4 N e0 q o1 mn
CAMERAS PHONE No. SO

TRRAS-IScp Per week: soc. PEI meath
b. carrier. $500 per year vAea paid b
sdvaAce.
Advertising Rates upon aPptieatssa.
Rnsered At tie PostoGkee at Boulder
CaloraAo. n second-class naste1.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

TO SUES A COLO In OMR DAY
Take LAXATIVE Brouo Quinine Tablets
7sc.
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foxae Oh H1oSha.

Reduced rates via Colorado 4 South
era 70 Fest Worth, Beaumont. Hosstoe
and Calvesson each Tuesday during
April aad May. - y
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
and diseases arising from IN impsse
stase u he bleed Liehty's Celery Nesve
Ce0poend b An available specific.
Sold BY Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08
A SECRET.

The secrets a vo0en.
They doa't oftea smother.
What ooe woman kno~s,
She tells to anoeAes.
And this Is the way.
That somebody tells
That the bese plaee 10 trade
Is with E. c, Wells.
He has paper and picture fraoes,
Moulding and glass;
Please give hia . call.
And aet always pass
In paints be has ths Oxfesd.
The bess 10 Tie laad.
Gaaraateed 70 be better
Thas any othes brand.
Yos are sure TO be suited.
II d him yos shosA bay.
And 70 ssit you In prices
He always will ny.
&c. WELLS,
II Wall Paper store. IIsJ Wainus s.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

Use Pred. fields WORN pevdess. a
dagle tzial proves tAsh vostA.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

The Northern coal mines Of this
county are nov shipping 100 tons daily
to Denver.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08

TIE isase b qsaaisy asA aese b
qsaliey describes DeWl0's Littls 1ssiy
Risers, the famoss pills for coastipasiea.
and liver ce0plaasts. Cilbest Bres.
Daily camera., 1901-05-08
TIME CARD.

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
ST. LOUIS ROWING CLUB WON.
Accident MARRIED the Annual Race for
Lemp Plate.

Owing to an accident. which came near
costing the lives Of twenty-one oarsmen.
the barge race for the Lemp Plate did not
prove to be as exciting as usual. The race
yesterday had six starters. The Central
Rowing Club was not represented. but the
Western Rowing Club entered two crews.
both Of which were thrown out of the race
and almost swamped by the steamer Column
bia, which came into the course Just as
the crews we're sent away by Starter Earls
pistol.
The six crews were on even terms until
the steamer was met, when the North Ends
and the two Western barges were forced
to row for their lives instead of the Lemp
Plate. All three barges were filled with
water. and for time the situation ap-
peared serious, but the coxswains managed
TO clear their racing boats though thrown
hopeiessly out Of the race.
The st. Louis Rowing Club crew, com.
posed Of Louis Joachim, Joe Bilg Henry
Schmidt. Joe Eising. Henry Langehenning
and Louis Crosjean, with William Inglis
az coxswain. won the race easily. The
Century crew finished second and the
Mound City SIX, third. The North Ends
pulled to the finish and were credited with
harges tried after the accident. The race
was rowed In 1z:l3 The course was from
the foot Of Arsenal street to the Western
Rowing Clubs boathouee. a distance of
nearly q mile and one-hAf.
A large number Of enthusiasts lined the
Missouri shore along the course.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

Chicago, ILL.,. July 4.-Robert Waddell
added still further to his reputation this aft
ernoon by winning the Sheridan Stake, at
a mile and quarter, at Washington Park.
This stake is the third in importance during
the meeting, being surpassed only by the
Derby and the Wheeler handicap.
Twenty thousand people crowded the
stands and the lawn. There had been threats
OF arrests Of bookmakers. but none took
place.
There were seven races on the card, the
Sheridan Stakes being fourth. Six started.
Waddell being the eyen-mozsey favorite.
equal second choices. at about to l. Wniie
at long prices, Robert waddeil has become
was paraded in advance Of the race and
Pretty Contest.
but there nas no
time In the race when Robert Waddell ap-
peared to be in any serious danger OF de-
feat pullman got him on IN 'front.'; but a.. al
lead. The latter was unable to go the route
and pullman let him make the pace for
mile the favorte running handy In s ssSond
Wedden went to the front. His Eminenee
and Terminus also made their bid a. the
It took a few brief moments to show that
crossed the line the easiest Of winners. al
though only half Q length from the maiden
stretch. and beat terminus nearly four
si1sS and q. y: se Sees ssaSsh 's ssn.'
Martimas, In the fifth race. Pslpsbly foulad
would have finished first but for the fouling.
and was placed first by the judges Weather
clear. Track slow.
Washington Park Summaries.
First race, four and ne-half furlongs, purse
k:s,;:ss IS %afS,: ,e :seee e y HSs
uelson. crimena. Harry Wilson. The way. He
rodes, Don't You Dare and lrminsaId also ran.
~ ss one wont s b. two snss. Outlet
g q Third ': f%s ls 'i = '3 gansi:
THIRD race mile and seventy yara. ppss. $50
i:So z.5. Maryland Reserve il You Dare. Nan.
sen. LAtchkey. Wallsnstsin and Krswer also
Fourth race. The Sheridan Stakes $4,000 added.
mile and sv %aSe III s
wood to l. third a, Time H.. LIZ His Emf
Fifth race one mile. purse n.oOo-creckes. 100
ominiSk 70 Won BY so1 Length Fi,. Eddie io.
80. ID RnishS. q l. third Time. l:ss: Mar
timas finished first. but disqualified for fouiins.
Sixth race. sig furlonss. purse seoo-=MI Brown.
~ to ,h,s second md. Money MUS p9.
cess strathmore. Isaline and My Eusenis also
ran.
,sSeM Iaes .Aef d ' esormsy1. 70 Won
second Hard Knot. iSs 5SssS: e J. third time:
many CHIEF and John Baker also ran.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
Wholesale Reinstatements of Ruled
on Parties-Eixer Stable,a Work

OAA AEtACbeC 1Eer St0OIep0 work.
Some wholesale reinstatements of ruled
OH parties ana horses We're made by Judge
Brady and the Board Of Stewards OF the
son; who was ruled off for the bad race
horses were relnstated Jockey Harsh
berger was also reinstated He was ruled
on %a,l io G,a poor ride on La DESTROYS at the
horses. W; NIL, ID kemper; Cnan!er anu l..-
with with the Myrtle Van case last year, were
silver Com. which were sent away from
the Fair Grounds. were also reinstated.
without pausing to investigate the merits
the measurements carry with them MOTH
ing t9at VIII Kerve to elevate those con-
ne e;a,. with the infection OF the original
tenders from them, in public estimation.
This business Of ruling man. horse.
Jockey or trainer on one day, and reinstat-
any one OF ia, or should be. a serious bust
ness; It imprints. or: rather, should Inn
print print an nd ind DEL stain on mans char
ficted unless the judge is morally certain
and sure he is right This being sc, the Of
lenders should never be again allowed TO
has come to carry with it as much punish-
ment as standing bad boy In q corner.
How turf system organized on such lines
can endure Is mystery.
Fats off to the Ffzer stable and Trainer
Tom Kiley. Six races in four days on a
new track is doing something. Mr.. Kiley's
handling. Of Prince stonemouth and Tom
Collins is beyond praise. Prior to the
fourth race Yesterday the writer said to
Mr.. Ffzer: Your horse (meaning Tom
Collins) Cooked like 'has.been' the last
two occasions he was out in the mud: How
FiEer. land win sure. He has been rested
up and freshened fine. That Is the only
way to handle an old rogue who is track
weary. Mr.. Flzer was right. Tom Collins
was improved twenty pounds over his last
races In the mud, and the Improvement was
perfectly proper and legitimate-one which
arose from keen horsemanship and clever
handling. 1t 10 one Of these things which
clever form players always look out for.
and It forms one Of the most fascinating
branches Of the racing snort.
Jack Williams tried hard to bet $500 on A.
p. Gibson in the fourth race yesterday.
but the big bookmakers (sic) refused his
money at to s. A pretty bunch Of pikers.
Then Williams got disgusted and bet 800
with one of the ''duckers'' on Tom Collins
at s to ]: It is pleasure to see man who
refused $500 at to 5 get bumped for 800 al
to ]. The bookies are always whining
about poor play, yet they win not take S60(
~ evan money unless the race has been
run ana they know the horse has already
been beaten.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
was bought out OF the third race by VIM
webb for $500 She was entered in the
name OF J. r. Hand for 800.

was bought out Of the third race by VIM
Webb for $500. She was entered in the
name OF j. r. Hand for 1900
Newport Summaries.
First race. Elk furlongs, selling-Flop 10 (Pat-
tom, even won: Rowdy G., 100 tBeauchamp) 8
70 I second: R9ltaire. lo8ls tSnelD, TO :, third
lime ll3a. Sister Kate II. Mrs. Daniel The
Bronze Demon. AIRS Well. Ruth Parks Miss
SECOND race, five furlonss, selllng-poctor
a. Jackson). to 1. second: Debenture. i07
Iniichaeisl. to !. third Time, l:O2h Edna
kenner, Lsthrop Doctor I4ovcjoy. Georglena and
mary Greenway also ran.
Third race. mile and a sixteenth selling
E Sans M GerTy 1Ss a. Wisms, 8 TO s: won:
s fsannI 1St {.o,hersel3 e third flns iF.
Fourth race Independence Handicap. mile
'Ulsdi rs q, Jacksonj. . to g. won; John McEl-
II CsneiD. 9 to /. third. Time, i:l0 Jim Clark.
Pine Chip. Toluea, strathbroeck also ran.
Firth race. SIX furlongs. selling-Senta Ven
rura. S5 GoxgswelD. to l. won: Teucer los
tsaelg. sto ! second; s!asher. JOS Nv. websterj.
ni s, Minnie B. Lady Kent Ethel Davis al.o ran
to :. won; Meggs, 1903 (HotheraolD! 2 to l. sec
ond; Fusino. 1Gs Beauchamp), 3 70 i. third Time.
l;SlA Polly B1by. Caloncan. Free Admission.
Flora Belle. Virginia T. also ran.
Seventh race, mills, hurdle-Land Ho. 1877 If
Wuliams), 2 to won: Mr.. Brookwood 1877 "a.
Johnsono, to second Governor Boyd 1871 TX
Mmssneid1 Tag, TO 1 i third I'd, Time 40 Metoxen
and Jack Willis were coupled In the straight
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
Harness Races at Pekin.

characterized by fine weather and an excellent
track and an attendance Of Acoo: Results:
fourth heats and race. Time. 2:z1K. 2i91s, 3:1pA
Tom Lilley won second heat In z:1sA. Kinon.
wards, Tom Smith and McAllen started.
?:1S pace-Salem won three straight heats and
race. Time 2:1Fs. 2:1l%. a:16;i Carnot Kftfis
Powers. Lockhart. .ozetta. Captain Potter and
Z: g, E. started.
heats Time. 2:l5A. 2:15A. 2:l5x. Guy Red
Challie Downing. Charley Hofer. Ed Bennett,
Mississippi King, Baron Nutpine, leila wilkes
and Bismarck started.
2:ls pace-Garmelita won second third and nfth
Whttoomb Riley won hrst heat In 3:f8A Tags
won fourth heat in 3:tsA. Halle Lear and KIT
tie Heater also started
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
Domino's Great Son, Commando,
Was Given Five Pounds and
Decisive Beating.
American Derby Winner Takes the
Big Event at Washington
Park Track.
WAS A PRoHIBI1IvE FAvoRITE.
HAD IT ALL HIS OWN WAY.
Went the Route in Grand Style and
Was Never in Danger-Six
Shooter Was Second and
Terminus Third.
Holiday Crowd at Sheepshead Bay.
Thought He Had Rich Stake at
His Mercy, When Wilson's
Horse Came at Finish.
BY ]. b. SHERIDAN.


a a a
Ability all
Is o 4
the chief
It hurt him
which Eastern uf a blun land a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
Results ut Fort Erie.

Buffalo. n. T.. July A-F'ort Erie results:
second: Foneda. third. Time. f1sis.
Second race, half mils-Helry ztt won; Dixie
Queen, second: Lyden Tree. third. Time :Ish
Third race; mile.orontas won; ,. H. Sloan.
Fourth RAGS. Canadian Derby. mile and oua,ssr
Ben Macdhui won; Khaki. second; sadie g..
third. Time. 2:0eL.
Fifth race. selling. i've furlones-rhs Referee
won: Oclawha. second: Paul Creyton. third
Time. 1:02
Sixth race. sig furlonss-Doctor Riddle won;
Ed.nsborough second: Lizzie A.. third. Time.
Seventh race. steeplechare. short courss-Terry
Ranger won: Angus. second: Fineld, third. Time.
"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

ton Of the going. But making allowances
for riders and track conditions. which this
article cannot control. the follower of The
Republic had oudenarde for a cineh In any
thing like good going. He was Is to !, and
as the track dried out fast the going was
To-day's card is far from tempting If
1t does not rain between now and post
time the track should be fast, for 1t dries
ought to do business in the first race. for ne
can begin quickly and he likes the going.
Being of in front means a lot In such a.
stead is fast beginner and should be In
Of the THEE. but he is bad v bssnne ene 0es'
Ransom, Admiral schley and Early Bird
should do business In the second event.
Ransom has recovered from his recent ILL
ness and ran an improved race last time
win. Early Bird IL not a mudder. but she
has the best Of the lot on class. Admiral
schley has never shown ability to travel in
the mud and he Is packing q huge lot of
weight. On the whole. Early Bird should
get the money. with Ransom in the place.
echley should show.
get 100 to for his money. Swordsman, La
dy Curxon, Saline, Prestome. Lomond and
Ben Frost all like mud. Lomond Is a good
deal OF q cripple. but he likes the going,
Sue Johnson Swordsman has his weight
up, ana Lady Curscn has not shown ability
to 70 the route. Two Armies Is a good mare
and should give Lomond all he can take
care OF. Saline's race yesterday was ter
rfbly poor, but, with a switch in boys, she
should be third to-day.
Given good going. La DESTROYS should be
In the first two to-day. Mr.. Darden has
had a lot OF bad luck since O'Neill has been
riding out Of form, but this Ally is q sweet
one. In the mud Satin Coat. under q. good
boy, should beat her. In good going. Men
ace should be second and Satin Coat third.
Unless Tom Hurns has worked miracles
with Milwaukee, Aurea, who should be good
and fresh, will win the nth event.
The final event will bring up lot of
good soft-track runners. or the bunch
Horseshoe Tobacco looks best and he has
huge pun in the weights. Echo Dale will
be close up in soft going. Kings Highway
did wonders on Club Members Day. In the
sticky going. but he is scarce At to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
WAX TAPER OR COMMANDO,
Many Eastern Turfmen Think Capital,
Rice's Horse Carries the PALM.

Many Eastern Tuffmen Think Captain
Rice's Horse Carries the PALM.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, July Ain Wax Taper, r. R.
Rice seems to have the best horse seen in
years and after his remarkable perform
ance yesterday. when he picked up lal
pounds and beat out Teddy, at a difference
Of nineteen pounds, horsemen took of their
hats and did not hesitate to say that he is
the greatest horse the East has seen in
yeHrN
This Of course. is saying a great deal,
but old timers are of the opinion that Wax
Taper carries the palm Notwithstanding the
fact that we have had Henry OF Navarro,
= Hamburg and other horses of high class.
It has been stated that in Commando
James r.. Keene has phenomenal 3-year-
old and the best horse seen in many day,
but there Was many clever horseman at
the track yesterday who seemed to- think
that Wax Taper's race entitled him to rank
as the best horse in training. and not few
made the statement that at weight for age
Wax Taper would show his heels to Conn
mAndo. 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

ROBBED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT-Aug.
ust Haaalbrandt Of No. 1So6 piddle street
sSys that 8 slim young man about u yeefA
sd robbed him Oh watch and chaiu yes
ferday in front Of his home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS
FOR RACES AT THREE TRACKS
Fourth race. one mile:

Chicago Chroniole'. Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, ILL.,. July l.--pn Washington Park:
First Raca-St. Hood. Emma r. Fiemon.
Second Race-pofeen, Hans Wagner. Dodas 8.
nard.
Fourth Racs-Bsrracks, Crockst, Leo Newell.
Fifth Racs-!roaha, Montanic, Lady Strath-
more.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

asKIPPY DEAN Observation-Disclosures.
alias nskippyI Dean was s . arrested early
Ing to rob George stephenson. a stranger.
who had fallen asleep while waiting for
car at Sixth and Market streeta.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
CUP DEFENDERS. RACE.
Programme Arranged for the Comine
Test Of speed.

Programme Arranged Tor toe COmAng
Test Of speed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Newport, r. l.. July 4.-The Independence
arrived Mt Newport just before O'Clock
this evening, and Is anchored in Brenton's
Cove. about one hundred feet inside from
the Columbia. She left New London early
this morning in very light afr. and her
passage to Newport was consequently un-
eventful till she arrived of Brenton's Reef
lightship about quarter to s O'Clock this
evening when the wind died out entirely
and yacht was becalmed.
To-day the Regatta Committee OF the
Newport Yacht Racing Association an
nounced the courses and sailing regulations
for tho events of Saturday. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday next, in which the
Columbia, Constitution and Independence
have been entered.
ward or to leeward and return. and two
WIN be over an equilateral triangle Of
thirty miles. Of which the nrse Leg viii be
started to wisdWard II possible.
Tho start and finish will be either across
line between the committee boat and
Brenton's Reef iightshtp. or across q line
between the committee boat and . catboat,
which win be anchored i've miles east SOUTH
east from the lightship.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
He PARADER DEFEATS MMA0RRT WADD TAKES ANOTHER RICH STAKE
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.


A.
race
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Commercial Tribune's Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cincinnati. o.. July TON Newport:
Second Race-Frank Becker. Badger. Inthrop.
Third Race-Arriba Allairs. Faith Ward. =,
Fourth observation-disclosures. Tadema. Durrell.
Fifth Race-incandescent. Grandma II. Mamie
sixth Race-King Elkwood. Queen Quality. Es-
moor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
y.elss.y.ile Driviss cl.s.

Janksoayills M. July A-Ths Jacksonville
Dfiving Club held its nrst matinee OF the sea-
son to-day. The winners are ~ follows:
Green 2sce-Bomeruood. owned by Cortssn.
Green trSt-Rose Nsry. OWNED by. Wright
Three-mfiiute trot-Grace Wilson, owned by
Beakman q NssteTs- Ttne 1:lsh AID lis.
Ihlss-minufs Dscs- !Sxey Boy. owned by
s;ss psee ~ d ~, owned b. Pseksrl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05
The Repub,,c,. Selections.

The Repnblic's Selections.
First Race-Bandro Ben Hempstead, PhonO-
lite.
Second Race-Eariy Bird. Ransom. Admiral
Schley.
Third Racc-Iomond Saline Two Armies.
Fourth Race-La DESTROYS, Satin Coat. Mem
ace.
Fifth Race-Aurea. Hungarian. Milwaukee.
Sixth Race-Horseshoe Tobacco. Matt Hogan.
Echo Dale.
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