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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29
AdmInistraror.. Motto.
Estate Of Lucy r Curtis. deceased

Estate OF Lucy r Curtis, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed ad
uninistrator of the estate of Lucy r. Curtis,
late of the county of Rock Island, state
OF Illinois, deceased hereby gives notice
that ne will appeac before The county court
OF Rock Is and county at the county court
propste term on ihe first Monday in March next
az which Time all persons wing cl~iu againsi
said estate are notified and requested tn at
tend for the purpose of having the same
adjusted
rested to make Immediate payment to "ts
Undersigned -.
Dated this 27th day of December, A. d 1902
HUGH CURTIS, Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29
IN THE SUBURBS.
CORDOVA

Cordova. Dec. 29.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Humphrey spent several days
last week in Chicago.
Miss Gertrude Carpenter, of Gin
ton, Iowa, visited with relatives here
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinneo, of
Moline. are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. +. Pinneo.
Miss Nellie Naylor, who is attend
ing the Northern Illinois college at
Fulton, spent Sunday with her par
ents.
Ira Humphrey, who has been at
tending the Chicago university, is
home for a Christmas vacation.
Several people from here attended
the lecture at Port Byron Friday
night given by w. II. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lockhart, of
Alexis. H.. are here visiting with
Mrs. Lockhart's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. T. Pinneo.
Miss Jennie Marshall was in Rock
Island last week.
Albert Marshall and Miss Grace
Marshall. of Chicago, came here
Thursday to attend the funeral of
their sister. Mrs. William Cool.
Last Friday occurred the funeral
of Mrs. William Cool, who died at her
home in Chicago last Wednesday of
heart disease. The deceased leaves Il
husband and two daughters, Mrs. C..
F. Fisk and Miss Bernie Cool. all of
Chicago. besides several brothers and
sisters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29
MUNGER OUT OF 1T.
Rock Island Man WithdraWs as
Candidate for Thres.l League
Presidency.
BUSY WITH PRIVATE AFFAIRS
Rockford Brings Forward Aspirant
in Fred T.. Ster-
ling.

J. +. Munger has withdrawn as
candidate for the presidency of the
Three-I baseball league, to which he
would have in all probability been
elected at the meeting of the
league directors the coming month,
announcing his private affairs re-
quire so much of his time that he
would be unable, if chosen, to do JUS
tice to the position.
Mr.. Munger's name was first mem
toned in connection with the presi-
dency at the annual meeting at ST.
Louis in November, and while others
were brought forward by their
friends the Rock Island man was as
sured of enough votes to elect. Mr..
Munger consented to stand as can
didate on condition his private affairs
could be satisfactorily arranged, and
hence he makes the announcement of
his withdrawal now that other as
pirants may have an opportunity to
get their wires working before the
meeting to elect.
Others Who Would Like Place.
Aid. Fred +. Sterling, of Rockford,
is the latest to enter the race. Others
who have been discussed are Belden
Hill, of Cedar Rapids, and f. NJ. Hol-
land, of Decatur.
NJ. III. Sexton. of this city. as is
known, has declined to serve another
year as the head of the Three-I, find
ing that he will have enough to keep
him busy as president of the Western
league. Mr.. Sexton has been repeat
eddy urged to retain the presidency
of the Three-I, but he states positive
ly that he will not serve longer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29

The Y. NJ. c. 4. is to have an open
house New Years day, the hours be-
ing from to 10 p. III. In the after
noon and evening there will be Il game
tournament with special music. At
6 o'clock lunch will be served and at
s o'clock game of basketball will be
played in the gymnasium between the
Y. NJ. c. y. and the high school teams.
An admission of 10 cents to see this
will be charged and of course ladies
will be admitted. The proceeds will
go toward paying for the lunch.
The plans in preparation for the
newspaper party" at the Rock Island
Club New Years eve promises
one of the most pleasant social func-
tions yet held there. The entertain
ment committee has sought to keep
the details a mystery until that night,
when members expecting to partici-
pate must be on hand by s o'clock.
Saturday was the 37th anniversary
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Brashar, of AT Twentieth street.
the invasion of their home in the ev-
ening by friends and relatives bent
on giving them a surprise. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brashar were presented a hand
some extension table and rocker.
Among the guests from out of town
were: John Brashar. Miss Jessie
Brashar, j. b. Joseph and wife and
Mrs. Lizzie Brashar. of Milan. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Snider and Mr.. Con-
rady, of Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brandt were
given a pleasant surprise at their
home. 1912 Thirtieth street. Saturday
evening. by the Young Ladies' Social
club and friends. The evening was
spent with games and other amuse-
ments and refreshments were served.
Those in attendance were: Mrs. John
Buck. Anna Ohge. Cora Hammond
Anna Williams. violet Atkinson. Lulu
kriplin. Gertrude Dunsmore. Emma
Greve, Cecilia flynn, Dorothy Viii
liams. Edith Williams. Lena Koehler,
Emma Kuschmann. Emma Hammond.
Lena Kuschmann, Edith Horney.
Clyde Case. Frank Thomas, Joseph
White. VIII Ohge, Adolph Doering,
VIII Brandt, Fred Doeckel, Philip
Gross, Louis Kuschmann, Charles lit
ner, Jacob Brandemeyer, Robert
kuschmann, John Buck, William
huSchmann
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29
A Cold Wave.

The forecast of sudden changes in
the weather serves notice that a
hoarse voice and heavy cough may
invade the sanctity of health in your
own home. Cautious people have a
bottle of One Minute Cough Cure al
ways at hand. Z. III. Wise, Madison,
Ga, writes: Il am indebted to One
Minute Cough Cure for my present
good health, and probably my life"
1t cures coughs, colds, lagrippe, bron-
chitis, pneumonia and all throat and
lung troubles. One Minute Cough
Cure cuts the phlegm, draws out the
inflammation, heals and soothes the
mucous membranes and strengthens
the lungs.
Harper House pharmacy; A. J..
Riess drug store, corner Seventh ave-
nue. and Twenty-seventh street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.


Twentie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29

Miss Alice Carse Friday evening en-
tertained a party OF friends in honor
of her 18th birthday at her home,
1116 Fourth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29

Place your order with US and get
the purest and richest ice cream in
the tri-cities. Phone West 1241. Tri-
City Milk e. Butter company, Rock
Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29

Company a gives dance at Ar
mory hall Wednesday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29
SOCIAL DOINGS.

The next dance of the Thirty clubs
series will be held at Industrial hall
Wednesday evening of this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29

Whence comes this mighty far
reaching power that enables Rocky
Mountain Tea to make such wonder
full cures? Try it and see. T. III.
Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-29

81 had running, itching sore on
my leg. Suffered fortunes. Doan's
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly, and quickly effect
ed permanent cure" C. w. Lenhart,
Bowling Green, ohio.
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o because nr,i IA. slrssd, fought one b.ttl.
since b" si.uai article. 20 meet Rice
shtsrs FT..u Hereafter all b. dsai.d
their shAfs Of ~ purse u th.y loss on an IN.
rrlI1usl foul 90 rfr.k 'hs rules IN any manner.
rais rule should hl,. nsea .e'arrci years ago
sllh th.. addition. TIA, the sai hsh,sr be ruled
- Tor so'i from syefy reputable arsnA ia
Nu"fira
Jack Mek,nn., AZ At.!rs manager. has ~fit-
'sa i'icai ,n his rtp ma he has olinehsd
match b.ts-ya A'-li ami Tern NcGo'.rn. The
bout all probably b. held 10 y. Louis shortly
After the M7,s0ytru. -uliiysn g. in Louisville
'asVs' Leon. OF t1.. rl,y, has b-sn matched TO
rEh, Alsl puu.hesth Ia Baltimore Feb IL
plnshsah AS matched TO bon Joe Ti?msn, but
Tom naN Sn substituted. ani gave Tipmah
sud- trlunr.nE
II j. ppssl1I. match .iu be mAis In fee
days bsi~-su KS nroid and Bsnay NsnEsr.
NJ Nosrs hammer oi ciub tn ApPls;on,
wi- va In Chisasn tsW DAYS asc i,okias Tor
the nshtsfs' signatures Hts onst Is gu,rsnt-.
ot 81 ~ COR = tru.rHund bout. aud broad nas
agreed 20 MAKE i.S POUNDS at % clock
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BACK NEW BILL To
LEGALIZE BOXING.
C0RBETT'S MANAGER SAYS
LEGISLATORS APPROVE 1T.
Pro, id-s for Exhibition. In R~Ru.
iarH Incorporated Clubs under
state Supervision.

Another hIl' lrG,l'zing boxing contests
"'i. Doe presented IN the Legislature
n"'' N''k -, hii Ras drawn by VIII
amos NH's Hs;'.r and has the backing
Z william Roche. wanl.r for Young
'prh''t uaI COR G,or=c McFadicn.
The 1,l s.. ne 10 the interest Of fair
n.a naI legitimate sport" said Mr..
kH'4.ust,i1. to-day
'!' .,gii.z.E boxing exhibitions when
given 80 q regularly Incorporated club:
prov I'. that any hub giving such an
oNh.JHHu ACUTE nly percentage OF
iaa r'.'H'. INTO a state fund. and that
d" boxing ,Nu h.t!1rs snail Doe under the
n.,ry.8 pu aud rcrr'rsl1u OF a COM
missioner - be- g?.1int.d by the Gov
'rrHs Tn. .Hum. ss.uucr shall have
power - MAG, rules governing such
boxing rNhi .flHrs and no boxer snail
n- permitted 20 compete except under a
can. ~
"N- Roche and have talked with
ugWh,r - members ~ the L-g.sla-
TUE. and '|- nHl IS tar result ~ these
consultations IL meets with general
flNCr'
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THESE WRESTLERS
WELL TRAINED.
B0THNER AND lE0NHARDT
DO MUCH WORK.
Teaching Pupils Puts Both In
shape for Their Bout Next
Friday Night.

when Georg. Bothner. lightweight
champion OF the world and Charley
Lconhardt. Ernest Roeh-r's wrestling
partner and trainer meet In their catch
as-ca'ch-can wrestling match at S-v
York Ma"nn.rrhor Hail. East FIFTY
sixth street near Third avenue. next
Friday evening the public will se. two
~ the fnest trained athletes tina, have
met on the mat In many years Both
are trained 70 the hour
Io;hner II employed ~ the Knicker-
booker Athletic club rs wrestling in.
structor. lie has class o, over
nfiy pupils lie wre-tles from ffte.n tn
twenty men every day. Lombard, Il
also an instructor employed ~ m. ~
u7nal Turnvercin. in Newark. y ].
wher" he mas larg. class Of young
Hters 20 teach to wreHtle
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BASEBALL NOTES.

IN. old-,Ims third b...mAn. pehny iyOas.
5osbsi up In Cincinnati the other daJ. Goa
tossed that h. had touch 81 diamond fever
.ai had notion o; getting back In the zane,
lie tainks h. 5oald hold his o-n .. nrst base
man In N. american Association Hc =. on- .;
cOrps 81 saEihe.'s With unioI COMPANY
D.nnY D,ub. formerly o. tn. BROOKLYN club.
hs, Joined n. AmAie.n League. Daub has not
b-sa heard 81 in to9no;sh BASEBALL 70 some
seasons. and his action will create No surry
Another National League player ~snts 70 E.t
In out OF the sst aud sign snh the American
League. A u summ.l. -ke pitched for Ciu.
cinnaii last year. hs, written 10 Min.Esr NJ
Gr... OF baltimore Offering to play With tss
orioles.
Harry Hes. Tho made an .,e,lisn; record as
pitcher for Buekn.ll College has teen Gdi.I
20 a.. rshks % the Philiislphla Nationals ~.
10 rated a. another Msthsuson,
with p.I.han,y In Isn Ksi,;sr In centre and
Jimmy Ran Ia right, tho Warrington CLUB out
gr-st hs,tsf- and sEerptioaslly clever heiasT.
The iiEht.hittinE innsli can be easily carried b.
the ,IukEsrs In the outer garden,
with Bobby caruthef' umpirlns. Charley Com.
i.ssy Wishing sta nj, Chicago Waite sos.
George Nunson circulating about as Of yorc. Old
spar,smaa'I rzrk. the home oi n. 81 Loul.
American League team. vili recall strongly
former good Old iay,-fsJs when baseball rss
summer pastim-, not source Of ~inter
NranElns
Conni. Mack. Of tho PAilsd.lphls American
League team. Is s.Id 10 have Offered s.yboli
10 Manager MeAi.er. 81 -. Louis. for william
Hsldy pitcher -hpm he recently signed.
BASEBALL on the Ice has caught In Detroit
Ra,tilng gboi game. ate put 10. the errors not
being A. plentiful as might be Imagined
Jesse rsnu.hiil the Firsi. tsirl.r. has opened
drink dl'penary al Newport. ny II. and
'Bon,s Ely ~1il 80 TO Mount cIemsR; March
! TO thAw out
Catcher wlliism Cla,s. Of is', years ws'hlnk.
ton American Association club. whose home Ia IN
niitlmors, has been engaged to coach the frlnes.
ton baseball nirs
Pra,,. the famous Oatnsiisr Of the Havana.
and V Gonzales. Cuban stirs, may play In
faster COMPANY In come Of IN. big is,Eues In
n. UnItsI states. These tso are tae fast
ss' ia the ClBan i.essu. iioth are Eobi. reliable
GET to hrst a. FAST any. In.y are, according
10 good Judges. fast enough for the Sstienal OF
AInsriesn LssSuss-
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AMONG THE B0WLERS.

The Life In,urans- tsaEus games ~srs no,
PLAYED IN Eblsr's alleys last nishf They we're
portpan.i indefinitely
au.lis" Moore. Of The Harlem RosinE club and
Auru.ln Bluuas CLUB. ~lii roll match sam.
s,slrs. Herman Rsrl-iorf al Taum kari'ioff =
alleys oa r,,t spndN ni.ht Moore mas won
ne la.i seven match games IN succession.
" Thompson. o. Chioaso v.gs-Pr--idsn'
q the American n5r'inE Congress j., ,ai 10
BE- thlaLing seriously % building b1siirs alley.
In nuHalo lie IS uil IN Buralo -lrh ,h.
project IN MS mind
The Indop,adcu, H1~linI club ~ g. csc,Ila's
PARISH aah 90 play aHy nitH,as uuslins
'llH match game IN, committee In ch.rr.
" ode Independents - composed NJ Eisari nm.
l4Ti. pirk MuFphy. ~ Lau shlin Robert
WILKES and Frank EEsn
EHiirs leagues composed " business house.
sni asiitut.ons have formed an assac.i,loh FOR
o." purpose oi holding utu,gs' Ton % 10 Lhpsn
a. as hlalasss men, cham 1asli? '1urnamslt
F'Dw ufrs.nt Indications o. toast LN is,FHs.
sill participate a. f,liavs o. clerk. Life
insl-ancs Pre- Insurance. nfHz Clerks Con.
usrril aai Plumbing sni steam supply. The
cuh1m houss League silI ALA w aAksi 70 tAks
paIs 10 tas tsarnsy.
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NOTES OF THE BOXERS.

John l. sullNsn thus .ls.s ~ the aghans
game When / champion It vss 49,.
Of ash, .ni axe hanrr OF E.,uas your
mons,. Nu.aiA,s l', sas. Of 60, your
moas' m. sui 10, The g4alir taEt ia- asn-s
u 'sstr- hshl
Despite ne hh i-',s' ~ VIVA Bl,l.' lIsa.
fshaa ss FrAaE Chili. lh- Eastern fsh'rr hss
revived 90 o-s- to ban from Joe Nai-lu ia
rhlliislphn q. .rru a, ~ ---1yrrs fran hI. re.
cent fst.H alth mo .aIarci a.arg -~sigh' ~
Cook. Of L1uIsrils. alsu a. an tie, that VIII
mn B. ro' 81 DEAD iu,N" AMI s,ts iay
tried to &C, j.. ch1usk 20 are, Go miIl IN
l.nassni- on me tate or,snil1 80 faf th,
match
Sporting ura ,n NouHEsop1 a. uo4ghf tss,
N-r' snierrlaus Young rprlyt" -Ar ether
nishi a. ,prgrr 90 sellsuutn ,ats ~ :.
vaudeville h.ufs insell,aE mn1. vNpss fs-
..mb.ar. no You're raFtau is maflri. oc.
yurisd t l1 company SIN frunu.o~a
friend rvo comedian, v.fs aH HnI mad, 70,
p.stSi r'fsfra.rt Go Young Dnrh-ft aud a.
the am. tim. rn,ntns ra tHe r., occupied b,
supposed hampton aud bis Youngstown friend
Asfe 'assu in tuN iHi vinsi and tiued through
oat ths uisht
~ Sell = oa'iarna aal Mhs naaa,ln. u
ru,sbufs '9lEAt 'ssap round iria a. l.,
Anssls, 'ss a,t's sgp This %, thiri
lime Nj 49, ilHosan have mot Sell Eo'usE
~ the Rot GAr'as- on's'r. rHshf H ssa
Franeiss1 r.,sa'p s. ip 49, AEeu A. the
cate. and % tots Roo i-rv iosn Is5s70O
"hieh 49, h' 'H'fs for Ninn'ns
Dem, r.rssr tn, chicago ts.,h'r-se.sar and
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HA|DEE Wins THE
FIRST RACE.
MASTERFUl is SECOND AND
RANC0 THIRD.
The Long shot Comes Home First
nj the New Drl-.n.
uarr-TrsrL.

RACE TRACK N,N "rla1gs .a zoo
s-As This Va Ssf.rds- aud fla .'l'H"-
was clear and warm. if vas aH.s natural
that the argos crowd ~ d. sogk
should be a, the track We moro va-
nothing attractive about tho .s-' a q
matter O, fact. &; wa one u the poorest
programmes issued av the ass0 alton
for a saturday afternoons racing
The cub House Hsndi-ag. '1r '1r""-
year-olds and upward. al mi" wn. D
was the sake attraction had S'''F
Felix bard Ida I,edfori. Circus Petit
Maitre. I<nncp and Jessie Jaro2' one
gagged.
Eddie Austin. one 81 the bookmakcrs
doing business her. lost lot Of money
when Bean won yesterday at % 90 ], as
he did not think 81. had cham" and
laid top price taking all the money
offered. There was quite play on
Bean. and when she won something TX"
$1,000 was taken out u the ring
Twenty bookmak.rs handled the ial-
ent's money In the ring TODAY
FIRST RACE
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different owners as their interests may
appear Failure o. comply with this
Motto. before the close Of this meeting
March Is viii cause the ruling as above
{, arply 20 himself and the horse Refer
s"srsetlscly
I, has been said shat Judge stcadman
&. really owned by Fizer. who Is a
nrn'hcr-Iu-laN uf YOUNG Bcana. owned
ay F.zcr ~ Coo Nls fivprlic In Two
races Won by Iu,Iso Stclimlu Although
IN" stewards Investigated the latter end
~ IN" matter thoroughly. they could
no. cpuurc, Fizcr - ca. with the case.
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grueiling race. They will be looked after
hy on" ~ the bes; handler q athletes
Ia IN. country
The stock Of hniments lubricants.
plisters hindages and ton.cs which they
have purchased. besides big amount
u food. Ii evidence that they are over
looking nothing necessary for their vel
fare
Pete Hes-iman AMI Pat Cavnnsugh
are two ~ Americas Representatives
who will work As a team. ana who cx-
poet 10 give their English rivals the
race Of their lives Both are veterans
In lpng-distancc races
H~geimaa nm OId-Timrr.
Hcgelman has been a competitor in
NOR" than seventy-fve races. and has
been victorious NOR. than score ~
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1884 DOGS WILL
BARK At GARDEN
CANINE CONVENTION BEGINS
ON FEB. 10.
Fort,-sIx Br~~d. md Classes VIII
Try for W~.tminster kennel
Club Prizes.

Tw othoussnd three hundred ard tnir-
ty-four dogs Of ,orty-siN different n-"cdS
will bark their annual We ONE % the
public at Madison Square Garden dur.ns
the four days beginning F"H ~ tn"
occasion - the annual bench show NJ tho
westminster Kennel club. The entry
l.t Is a record breaker.
The following list j. practically 'om-
pl-tc although many additions are - DO
made from the Western mi..-. "hith
have Just arrived. too late for Rhu.n-
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facing proposition is certainly not for
The best Interests OF the ur, AMI can
NO longcr De tolerated In accordance
with IN" rules governing same George
Land trainer. aai in" hpr-" Judge
StoSiman are hereby ruled aT 90, urf
Mr. g. + YOUNG who realty uw NJ
the horse Is notinci that FOR violation
~ Oh, rules governing registration and
'wnerShip the horses Judg" SiciIman
ana Refer are disqualified fp- an vim
nlngS ~ this meeting. ,,l5e in an ana
he Is 20 refund came To Secretary 81,
this club, 90 Doe iisbur-cd among the
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\. !. A. {. TEAM
PLAYS HOCKEY.
OPPOSE ST. NICHOLAS SKAT-
ING CLUB TONIGHT.

The hockey teams OF the ST Nichols,
skating Club and the New York A .
Will play the popular Ice game to-nIgh,
a ~" 50 Nicholas rink The gam. h. 4,
regularly scheduled contest Of m. cham.
pionship -rlrs
u III" New York \ G. should win ,h.y
VIII b" tied for first place In IN. learu.
series with the Hockey cub %, New
i"rh IN" -. NioHuias skating rI..b
VII put for'h N. best team th.v NJ.
Hhyed this year ~ the so-va,5 H..
y %, ~ siren S'h"u.i hy "a. addition ~,
Davidson who fnrmeriy pisN.J a., ~
the Nictnrias of Mnntre,i '''''" WIN
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PT CENZE4pGH

timc.. and oaA wh,u he dropped from
q rae" owing to disability was he out
side the money lie has made special
preparation for thi, race. and with the
advantage NJ having Twelve hours rest
each lay ne hopes - bee second to non.
At the finish
Pat Cavanaugh, HeEe.man's partner.
Is one OF Americas best go-as-you-
please men He A1s speed. stamina and
pluck and unl.ss he goes wrong
through injuries ne says he will do
more than hi snare nf the work
CavauiuEh has been doing consider
able running turing the past year. hav-
ing competed In four sIS-'lay races. In
one he came out victorious. rolling up
high score on small track. This
team II second rhnic. IN the race. and
their friends !n This r;ty ar" ready To
stake any amount that th"v will not
b" worse thar second 1i the nnish
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Not since the days when Rowcll and
Liiilewooi crossed the seas To conquer
our athletes on the tanbark track hns
~ much interest been taken tn walking
contests ns Ia he siS-dRy- -o-as YOU
pleas" race which starts At Madison
Square Garden tomorrow niEht
The renewed in'eres, In the sport Is
due To the entry - the famous Hurst
BROTHERS 10" and Lem tn. host distance
runners ~ England They look Xix.
runners. and n they can repeat their
past performance IN the coming racc
'he other "peds will have plenty Of
work 10 keep up
Joe Hurst. while man well along In
years Is ~ well preserves as h-
younger athletic brother ~. has par
tcipat-d In NOR" than q hundred races
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NEW ORLEANS Feb S-In a long
statement whi'H covers close 10 na,
Thousand words, IN" stewards here have
mad. known their de-. ision 100 IA. In
yrstigatlpn n 90. .,i race run by
Judge stra Imau 900 Jan = It ends up
with the nnnnun H"m'ut that G,org"
Land. who Is The trainer and who also
posed 49, thu owner. ana 'hr horse are
rulcd N thu turf Tor U..
1'hr siatem"n bite t Trainer Land
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A. A. U. BILLIARD TOURNEY.

The class amateur billiard tourney
NJ the X \ =. will be continued to-day
with gam. this afternoon between
Norris and Miller and another tonight
between Or. Mlal and sirnufney In
last nights game Conklin beat Miller
by score OF 81 20 20 In the after
noon gam. Thrcshbic beat Hcndrick by
49, to 80
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THIRD RNCE
iisadiesp sven fgf'Oass

The third event. a handicap ~ seven
fnrlongs. looked TX. good thing fDr
Grantor' wno mad only n pounds 20
carry. He Vas made favpriie Death
even though he had ton weight ~ ~
pounds. mad the usual followers. aUd
they backed MIN from . T. 90 - 20 ..
Death H.nt racing With Nlbleman ana
Crantor for hair mile and then trrs
away. IN tn. last furlOng MALAY chnl-
lenged. and when he dii Slack vent al
to pieces. and Thompson Us = good
finish. landed Malay the wilmer bN
short head. Death beat Granipr 'hrrr
Lengths fnr scrnnh nnnr.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

special 20 The Ev,hiaE Word
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS
Feb. S.-Tne entries Tor Mondays races
are ~ follows
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Nar roof. Won TiddFn Out II7hE-"Ia ..
The field In the second race consisted
of Ave horses. For some unknown reason
Cast Iron was made the favorite with
Dxley Bell second choice ana kiu"
Ridge. who appeared TO be best on form
and had big pull In the weights. third
choice n 20 l. A. expected oy those
who followed the races closely Blue
Ridge was the winner She vent right
to the front after IN. hts FELL and 'el
Lsroyi by length 70 III. last furlpuF
and ihsn drew away winning BY three
lengths. The plac" money vent 10 L.
Cast Iron.