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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
HE CHASED THE BOOSTERS THAT
CREW IN THE MORN, THAT walked
THE MAN ALL BATTERED AND TORN

threatening all kinds OF disaster TO
Ed cudihce and the whole Demo-
cratic ticket IN the coming election.
What little patience Nit. Cook pos
nehhed up To this time was now all
hune. ~ In no small language he ta4J
the Swede 10 produce the fowls.
Then satanic smile CLEANED up
ON the ruddy fuce OF the tilirr of the
holl. lie shrugged his shoulders.
and with a laconlc wave Of his hand.
pointed to the tangled thioketa on
every side.
Deputy sheriff Cook almost said
nut he IL faithful oficor. and re-
memberinR his boyhood days when
he used 10 gather around about him
Ia the old haruyafd. hts mothers
Plymouth rocks, he borrowed a
couple OF ears Of corn and scattered
the yellow grains. calling Ia pialntive
tones "chiekie-Chlclie- Chiekiei"
hut these ia5 ehlekier happened
20 have had an Incubator for a
mother, ana IN early life had learn =
Cd the lesson Of scratching for
themselves hence looked with sua-
picion on any outside assistance.
Thus did the deputy cell for
hours. and succeeded In catching
only two old and forlofn hens. which
afterwnrd proved to be not MEM
beers OF the isb OF which he was In
quest.
Wants Go Retire
AZ last. In disgust. he left the
nlace. vowing that he would f.iln-
aulsh his commisaion and retire 20
private life.
Then, Just nj dusk. he began the
weary tramp humeward. lie arriv-
-
ins his troubles n friends. only 20 be
reminded Of that trie old saying:
Your chickens VIII come home "a
raaHt. lie then remembered the
farmers large cunps and realised II
he had STAYED until DARK he might
have haeged the whole lot Of chick
ena But he says he IL through with
IL. and Insists that some other dep
uty must raid that hcn-r
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ALADDIN JR.
HAS TROUBLE

Though 10 Is the Aladdin for spec
tacular company. the Aladdin graft
failed TO work aE the story books say
II used TO In oidcn times. and there
on bangs a modern fairy tale-=the
moral Of which will depend on n de-
cree 10 be made in the superior
court AZ a later dare.
This tale, RH told In the petition
filed with the county clerk this
morning. reobtas how once ON a time
there were four Thespians who con-
ceived the Idea of becoming fabu-
loualy rich By the Aladdin process.
The Aladdin Spectacular Co. was or
Ranized. and. according 10 the petit
tiou w r. Price. the plaintin. put
up. the coin for the extensive scenic
effects fnve pieces In all1, and the
beautiful wardrobe OF the entire
company Uwo trunks fulD. Then
an agreement WAS drawn up between
Mr.. Price and the others Of this spec =
tncular company. Sam Pickett,
Bertha Caylor and II. X. Davis.
whereby Price was to receive Sg5
per week for being treasurer, and
he was Ca handle all Of the coin.
Ard Then II Started
Bookings were made. and the great
spectacular company started out on
fiAN htfH -htpIfninH career. I'hpn
came the brcuk-ups
According 10 Price, when the COM
pany oncncd UP nc Everett last Mon
day. his name WIS left on the meal
ticket. and his ohnir In the box ONCE
wus usurped by another member OF
the company. No. no. they would
not allow any of the gllttering gold
to pass through his hands. and he
says they won't let him have the
costumes he paid for. Hence he IL
suing for ssib. all tho money he put
into the Aladdin company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
AL ron SWEET CHARITY

AZ a meeting Of the executive conn
mittee of the Charity OrgRnization
society yesterday. expenses and worn
outlining for che ensuing year. we're
considered. The establishment Of a
'-Sheitefing ARMS home for
friendiess women and infants. II pro-
iectcd. The working committees
were announced as follows
Finance. l. Kohn. charity work.
James Boutwell,. relief. J. =. LAWN (.
day nursery. Mrs. J A. Could Mrs.
"A. =. Brown was chosen assistant
secretary and viii be expected 20
cooperate with DR. Thwing in Wis
ting the sick and destitute in their
homes. and 10 help in ONCE work
and IN securing funds for the So
cicty.
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EXPLORES
NEW AREA

TACOMA. Oct I5.-Governmrni
GeologiHt sehrader of The Eeodetic
survey has returned from Central
Alaska, where with the aid OF n rs
slntants he mapped out n great area
hitherto uneeplorrd. Large disrov-
cries OF copper deposits were made
In the Tanana and kebeena basins.
At the head Of these rivers immense
live glaciers were found. me betting
20 miles long and two mli9S wide.
The seasons work will be mapped
out IA quickly an possible for the use
q Alaskan rrorp@ctorn next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
SHEET MUSIC

Remember we are closing out our
Sheet Music department entirely.
The stock In going rapidly and WE
ARE NOT AND WILL NOT RE
ORDER ANYTHING. 70 II you want
TO derive the benefit OF this chance
of lifetime 10 supply yourself for
years To come while you can buy IL
at less than cost. don't defer your
purchase another minute.
Our stock IL 80 large that space
Will not permit us giving lists of suf-
fioient length 10 give an idea of Its
contents. but az 10 price will state
briefly that all sheet music that re-
tails regularly at a5c now goes at eoc.
and that which sells at PC II only
lie. and on many pieces the proper
tomato reduction = stili greater.
Choice new music. vocal and instru-
mental. Sc per copy.
All mail orders for sheet music
must be accompanied with the price
In draft. money order or stamps. and
postage at the rate of ic per sheet
for music and from Toe 90 zoe for
books. II too much IL sent the excess
will be returned.
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"chickle--chiekie--Chiokie. Here
ohickiel"
Thus Deputy sheriff Cook called
and tempted with little grains OF
corn. big. little and indifferent hens
and ROSTERS. an days Monday.
N was "a painful day Co him, so
much so that now his aiumheta ara
made troublesome by dreams OF
strutting old ROSTERS, clueklng old
hens, shy young pulieta and sporty
one year old cocks rambling through
tho tangled wiida OF King county,
such IA the impression left ON his
mind. that he catches himself mad
Nertently calling "Chickie. chickie.
ehlckie," any hour IN the day.
II all came about RH the result Of
the Ming of suit 10 recover iat
hnrnyard fowls that a local live
poultry dealer sold 10 Swede farm
Ct on credit some time ago.
When the suit was filed. an execu,
tion WAS iasuod and placed In the
hands OF the deputy nhefiff 20 serve.
Where This Farmer Lives
The Swedc farmer lives about i've
miles below Duwamish Head. on the
sound. and Monday. like the faithful
officer that he n. Deputy sheriff Cock
started out TO make the levy lie
crossed the bay on the ferry and then
tourneyed afoot 90 the home Of the
Swede, A multiplicity Of Incorrect
Instructions as 60 how 60 md the
farmhouse by the sea. led Go much
unnecessary wanderlngH on muddy
trails through thoruy thichets. and
dtd not add TO the worthy officer !
good humor. When nt last he DID
arrive at his destination. he says hs
Eel, very much like the man all tat
tered and torn % nursery rhyme
fame, who was each morn awakened
BY faithful cocks. In order that he
might 70 about his business a. a
ttliet OF the soil. and the like.
Hut Mr.. Cooks troubles had rust
begun. The SWede could not un-
derstand much 81 tn. English Ian
Fuagr. and when AZ last the mean :
Ing OF the execution WIS made known
% hLnl. be ranlaa an- Inre arnaltla
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RYAN IS
ARRESTED

NJ. Y. Ryan. alleged 70 be the per-
petrator of the daring hold-up
which occurred on second avenue.
Monday night. was arrested today BY
officer +. McCurry. He Was released
on a recognixance bond for ti.0oO.
The man IL accused of having held
up hts former partner. ". Sweeney.
and compelled him To sign checks for
several hundred dollars.
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ACCUSES
CAR men

pfTTsFIELD. MnHn.. oct. H..
Special Justice Hibhard today flied
his findings Of the Inquest over the
body q William Craig. President
Roosevelt's bodyguafd. who was
killed on September ; In the street
car collision ncnr here. The Justice
aayH.
lowed TO attain a dangerous and un )
reasonable rate OF speed. and was
permitted 90 maintain nurh speed 10
the point where IL became impossible
20 avoad the collision. In eiew of the
facts I am Obliged To find that the
unlawful art OF James Kelley, the
conductor. and Euclid Madden. the
uloforman. contributed TO the death
OF William Craig
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TROUBLE
IS FEARED

PHOENIX. Aria. oct. 1.-THE
board Of trade is investigating the
troubles at the Fort Mcdowell In
dian agency and hopes to remove the
causes OF the impending danger, The
situation r. menaeing Four hum
dred Apaches have been preyinE
upon the ranch products Of a score Of
settlers for some time. tn. latter
are losing patience and any overt
act on either side will Inevitably pre-
cipitate deadly conflict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
MISTAKEN IDENTITY

John Humphrles. Jim Wilson.
and Frank a. Burnhnm, the three
men arrested BY Detectives Adams
and Lane on auspicion Of having
been implicated IN the BENJAMIN
burglary last Sunday night. were re-
leased from custody last Sunday
night. The men all told straight
stories Of their whereabouts on the
night Of the ROBBERY. and no evidence
could be found against them.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE

William Mckinley Circle. Ladies'
OF the q. A. Il. hold their regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at Z
p m. In the New York block. They
VIII also hold an experience circle at
the same place Saturday evening.
and as each member IL 20 contribute
81 and tell how she earned IL. an In
tefenunE program ~ anticipated.
Dancing and cards win follow, and
refreshments viii be provided.
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SOUTHERN
STRIKE
SETTLED

BfRMf$GHAM. Ala. oct f5.--
The coal strike In this region was
settled today. and the entire force q
5000 miners will return to work to-
morrow morning. The terms Of the
settlement have not been made pub
nc. but IL II believed that the coal
companies have agreed 20 collect the
assessment levied In behalf OF the
striking anthracite miners.
This was the sole Issue In the
strike Seine Of the miners refused
10 pay the one dollar assessment.
and the union demanded that Il be
kept from their wages. When the
employers refused 20 do this. the men
went out on Oct 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
BURGLAR
CONFESSES

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. is.- Earl
Whitney. OF Nashville. IN this after
noon making confession of the
murder Of A. 3. Chinn. a prominent
merchant Of this city, while attempt
ing to burglarlzc Chinn'a house. An
other man was engaged with Whit
ney. The latter has also confessed
various other burKlaries. 4 stenog-
sion
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MORNING FIRE

Hot ashes thrown In a woodshed
nj 107 broadway. caused n FIRE NJ 2
o'clock this morning. The woodahed
was destroyed. II is estimated that
the loss will be about sib. The firc
apparatus was called out and saved
the adjacent property.
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HONEST MAN

An express man who has n stand
al the corner ~ First avenue and
Columbia street, and whose number
IL 209. reported to the police this
morning that he had a trunk which
he was told 10 deliver. but he could
not find the nddraan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15

mostly Of women. r. Allen. manager
Of the Wild Goose Mining Company
OF Nome, returned.
steamship Santa Barbara arrived
1887 night from Han Francisco with
y passengers and a general cargo.
which included 800 bnrrela Of aaphalt.
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JUDGE MATCH pREsloEs

.If77fFe IfHfrh OF rtallnfn
and Island counties. IL offcIating I'm
...sssfy department Of the sl-
gefior court. Until the isttera return
from the East Judge Rndkin. who
has been acting IN Judge ENJOYS
stead until this turn. returned To his
home at North Yakima yesterday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
.LIPTON'S
CHALLENGE

NEW YORK, oct. i5.-siir Thomas
Lipton'H challenge for another cup
race. arrived In the Oceanic mail to-
day. II viii be officially read at the
New York Yacht club tonight The
challenge is similar to that Of two
years ago II calls for races between
g0-foot sloops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
WILLING
TO HELP

San FRANCISCO. Oct. Ia
Mayor Schfnitx win leave tomorrow
morning. purauart TO the request OF
President Mitchell. to meet the dis
triet presidents Of the United Mine
Workers At New YORK on Tuesdya-
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GAME To
SEATTLE
MRS. CUMMINGS AND a MISS.
ING CHILD BELIEVED TO BE
IN THIS CITY

The Seattle police were notified
this morning that the woman who In
alleged 60 have lured n i5-year -oid
girl from her home In Bucoda. Wn.,
last saturday. left Anncorteh last
night with her charge, The two are
said 10 be headed for Seattle aud
would have arrived here at an early
hour this morning. The police de-
seetivca are on the lookout for the
woman and the child she has with
her. and II In very probable that the
two VIII be found before night.
Whether the woman viii be-
charged with a criminal offenne or
not In not known. Her purpose In
taking young and linrophlrtieated
child from a country home u not
positively known. although the worst
II feared.
Disappeared from Home
Sunday the police here we're mott
fled that Nora snmnileon. a i5-ycar-
old Eiri who had lived in Bucoda,
had left her home IN company with
woman known az Mrs. Pearl Cum
minEr. The latter ~ said 10 be a
woman OF bad reputation. and II IL
feared BY the friends of the girl that
abe IL a procurcrs for house OF Ill
fame In Seattle. Since the disap-
pearance Of the girl her friends have
been conducting an EetiVe search
for her. Their efforts we're reward
cd last night when they learned tina,
she had left Anacortcs In company
with the Cummings woman. II il
now thought that they ara IN Seattle
somewhere taRefher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15
s RIKE--

Bulletin. - President Roosevelt left
the White House at o'clock. hav-
Ing given out nothing on the strike
situation. In all probability = state
r.@-t TO the public viii be made to-
night.
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PIANOS and ORGANS
Ever Before Conducted in the North
west

west
Choice now Upright Pianos that re-
tail regularly at ass. now only sisi,
and ss15 instruments so at sls5. the
$50. 500 and sf7s styles now offered
az t2eo. $40 and f3ts. and all others,
too numerous 20 mention here, In
proportion. Great bargains IN
slightly used and secondhand pi-
amos Organs. new. now al for
regular SIS Instruments. 20 80 Ind
SIS for the tss and $40 styles. A iso
big bargains in secondhand organs.
Pianos and organs sold on easy pay
nicnis. Old instruments taken In ex-
change. All Instruments guaran-
teed to be as represented. Store open
Saturday evenings only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15

The cruiser Philadelphia IL Mt the
navy yard undergoing repairs, To
sse u. take boats from coinan dock
nt . and 10 a. M. i.fB. , 80 and
s;5o .. nj.
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FVERYTHING
!. IN THE LINE

.s,esnes you set az Rartell's Il
- ssst the market affords. This
-, vea can get soap for less than
49, IN the habit 90 rtying.
- rross Tar shampoo SOAP. sse
~.te& ......... ..s........ss.st~e
s,sss.rs rar soar. sso cskcs....i &c
sr,,lcura SOAP. rs calScs {, 49,, &c
vi y rro<s SAnative skin Soap, ssc
1893 ...4s4.st-s aessssssssssts 80
.,ssr1s Dog SOAP. sc cakes. dc
~ white carsiie soan. Alb. bars
s..sss.sss4s .4ass sstsss NV
ar ,sifa has always been 20 give
1~he.ser values aud better goods
~, any other rtnrc.
- RURRER GOODS.
rcclyear Fountain syrinses 70
.r.'.s.saIs syrsnge& N.eo Kind. .6Sc
y,savssr Hub syringcs. Neo kind
~. ..4...sests ssssstsss sssss Nft
pain Bulb syringss Soc kind...,3oe
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CHANGE TIME

The korilitcrn Pacific announced
yesterday that hereafter the sumaH
and Vancouver train will reach Ee-
attic al 3 10 y. m, ana IN To leave at
10 "A. m. Al the same hours trains
VIII arrive and Ieave for Beiling-
ham bay. Ia addition a Whntcom
train leaves Seattle at =. m, and
arrives al ~. 20 u. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15

The cruiser Philadelphia Is at the
navy yard undergoing repairs. To
SEE II. take boats from Colfnan dock
AZ and 10 a. m. i.Ib. 1880 and
$40 .. m
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FEAsT o. succAIH

BEGINNING this evening, the Feast
81 suceath VIII be celebrated by the
Hebrews. Services Will be held by
the Jewish congregations through
out the week. In the Temple Dc
Hirsch there win be a meeting at 3
=. m tonight, and Thursday at 10
"a. tn.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Seattle. Washington. September. 2.
1902.
To the stockholders OF the Ciacka-
mas Gold Mining Company:
Notice Is hereby given that
a special meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Clackamas Gold
Mining Company II called for the
s0th day Of October. 1902. at the hour
of 1880 O'Clock p. m. to be held In
the Office of the company. No sos
Burke building. City OF Seattle. King
county, state OF Washington. for the
purpose of voting upon the PROPOSE
ton to increase the capital stock OF
said company from seventy-five
thousand dollars TO three million dol
lars. divided into three million shares
OF one dollar each.
]. u. CHAPMAN.
President and Trustee.
c. Il. LAWSON,
Secretary and Trustee.
c. II. BEATTIE.
Trustee.
RALPH RAMAKER.
Trustee.
ARTHUR d. RUTHERFORD.
Trustee.
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TALKED ABOUT
EVERYWHERE
The Interest Taken in d. S.
Johnston Co.'s Great Expan-
sion and Surplus Stock Sale
Seems Gencral-Many Sales
Effected in All Parts of the
Northwest and Alaska
Fourth Week Starts OFF
Briskly

We are running In conjunction
with our closing out sale OF sheet
music. the greatest expansion and
special cut price sale OF
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TO BUILD NEW HOME

VIM. Is. Phillips has secured n
building permit 10 erect n two-story
dwelling at I'll East Union street.
the building TO cost $1,000.
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Steamship Oregon. Captain Fred
Warner. sailed yesterday for Nome.
being the last vessel of the season
to leave for that port. She ie ez
pected to return about November Q.
Her cargo was a fun one. but her
passenger list was light, consisting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15

The American-HIaw alian Com
pany's freighter Oregonian loft Nenh
bay at $3.50 o'clock this morning for
Seattle. She called last at San
Fra faciaco
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W.T. EGKAGE
COMES In

VICTORIA, Is. g. Oct. 15.--Llght-
holsekeeper Daykin, of Carmanah
Point, reports that wreekage coming
ashore there. which Indicates that a
snrashup has occurred somewhere
out al sen. boat has drifted
ashore, badly wrecked, and several
pieces Of the wrecked boat have
floated ia. but there r. not "a mari,
to Identify either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-15

The steamship oialWnys passed
Neah bay at 1880. SHE rs expected
In Seattle at mIdniss>-
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REGISTRATION NOTrcE-Books
are open az the office OF the board
OF directors. Seattle School District
No. l. Seventh avenue and Marion
street, from 3 a m. TO 4 p. m. ex-
cept on legal holidays In compIi-
ance with Section as. State Laws.
registrations for the general school
election win close at p. M, Octo-
Der "a, and not be opened again
except on the day preceding the
election. viz: Friday. October 81.
1902. but registration for the spe-
ciaI school election viii close at s
d. m, October %, and not be open
again except on the day preceding
the election, viz: Friday. october
81. 1902.
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Go to spinnias for bicycle repair.
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A SNAP.
FOR gAI.E IN RALLARD.

FOR SALE IN BALLARD.
One broom house. 81. 250.
One Groom house, $1,000.
One S-room house. 5000.
All new and all modern improve
ments; close In. near car line.
These houses all have good stone
walls, Queen Anne style.
One acre land, let to Strawberries.
Groom house. hot house and fur
mace for raising lettuce IN winter
65x2s. barn s0xso, near car line.
price s2.2o0. This is a good invest
ment, win bear Investigation.
Address ]. CHAMBERLAIN.
Peters l. Lucas Block.
Phone. Black az.
A Groom house. lot 4oxi2o. on Queen
Anne. nice view. for only sl,7oo, on
terms.
A broom cottage. bath, toilet, every
thing in and paid, $1,000: $500 cash.
balance long time.
fO-room house. concrete Basement.
sOx1.o feet ground. on Queen Anne.
$1,000. easy terms.
q. r. ROGUB a. co.
SIS Pacific Block.
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Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
asins only.
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FOR Contract in reliable CO.
operative building company, S1.o0o.
on long time, without interest; can
build Immediately. Mitchell. city
clark's office.
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Classified Ads


Society Notices
Al THE NAN.
no dies In your house with my vtndoV
and door screens: house repafrtnG N Ell
branches. SlaEings ping pong tables. etc.
xie Madison. Phone. Main ITO Randall
do all kinds Of teamfnE. furniture and
piano moving. baggage and trunks trans-
ferred: stored free 3 days Second and
PING UP VAN 70f-
Fer cleaning aud rencvating gentsr "a
ladies' clothes Ctr Dire workA
Masquerade ball and cakewalk at
Mays hall. Friday evening. Oct II.
Admission csc: ladies free.
For Ssle-City Real Estate
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-03

season. The race brought to the post
seven of the highest class youngsters
at the track. Weather clear; track
fast.
Summaries:
First Race-Selling, purse, five and
half furlongs. Drummond, to 10,
won, with Lee Nutter. IL to l, second,
and King Tatius, 10 to l, third. Time
1:091s.
Second Race-Purse, S4oo, six fur
lcngs. Waring, even, won, with Toah.
20 to l, second, and Death, to /,
third. Time 1:14is.
Third Race-Selling. purse, $500, four
furlongs. Kings Lady. to 2, won,
with Philo, 25 to l, second. and Kerr
Vile, to l, third. Time 0:491k.
Fourth Race-Gaston Hotel stakes,
four furlongs. Mallory, s to 5, won,
with DIR. Walker, 30 to 1, second, and
Poor Boy, 10 to l. third, Time 0:491k.
Fifth Race-Selling, purse $500, mile
and a sixteenth. w. b. Gates, to 2,
won, with Trebor, to l and to l,
second, and C. B. Campbell, to /,
third. Time 1:4912.
Sixth Race-Selling, purse $500, six
and a half furlongs. Lady Wadsworth,
10 to l, won, with Harry Wilson, to
l, second, and Cadet, to 1, third. Time
1904.