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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
MAcKAY MAusoLEUM IN GREENWOOD.
IN a $500. 900 MAus0LEuM.
Where the Remains Of the Late Mill
iOnaire Mackay Rest.

Where the Remains Of the Late Mill
ionaire Mackay Rest.
The Mackay mausoleum in Greenwood
Cemetery. Brooklyn, in which the body
Of the late millionaire now rests. was
completed two years ago and Is one
Of the most elaborate structures Of the
kind in the United States. Its designer
was a Kentuckian and its cost was
100000. A large granite cross sur
mounts the building, and 1t each cor
ner Of the roof there II life size f1g-
ure. The mosaic work Of the marble
door and ceiling 10 elaborate, and the
interior is In the form Of chapel, with
an altar. Electric lights around the
ceiling are lighted automatically by
the opening Of the bronze doors Of the
mausoleum. There are 22 crypts for
bodies in the building.
The body Of Mr.. Mackay's son, John
w. Mackay, Jr.. who was killed in
France In 1895. was placed in the MAUI
soleum soon after its completion. and
the body Of Mrs. Mackay's mother
rests there. The body Of Marcus DAILY
has been resting in one Of the crypts,
pending the erection Of a Daily family
vault The body Of Mr.. Mackay was
placed in the crypt directly under the
altar in the mausoleum.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
A Gold Cradle.

In 1720 Z certain German Prince sent
to Queen Ulrica Eleonora, Of Sweden.
Q cradle Of solid gold a. a christenInc
present for her child. The ship con.
tanning the gift was driven by a ter.
fibls gale on to the shores of the Island
q TJorn, where 1t became q total
wreck. The Inhabitants of the island
massacred the shipwrecked mariners
ana plllaged the ship. but the cradle.
by curious chain Of circumsta ncee
was saved. and now lies buried In :
lonely part Of the island. The story
having BY some means revived. the
present King Of Sweden has offered
10000 kronen-about f50O-to whoever
discovers Queen Ulrica's cradle Of sold
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
shot the Alleged Drute.

good. . local money lender. was arrested
by Sheriff Hauss late this afternoon. q
soon ~ coroner's jury had rendered q
verdict that his was the shot that killed
Joseph La Barge yesterday afternoon,
when the latter was chased into corn
held by . crowd laboring under the mis-
apprehension that he had assaulted Nra
Walter Lsmerand. Bloodgood was ar
raigned before Justice Noble and his ex-
animation was set for Friday. He fur
nished 5000 bail.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
New Fish Dis~oversS.

San Francisco. Sept. l-Advicss frou
Honolulu say the United States nsh COM
mission steamer Albatroas has arrived
there after . successful cruise Fiftesn
species Of nsh that have never besn
caught before In any part Of ths worm
wsrs secured. From . depth Of lsoo
fashoms The drsdss brought up only one
"a. and this one Of the scarcsst varis-
d. known 70 the scientific world. It was
. s0AlI Oh, about four inches In length.
Only three spscimsns similar to Il have
svor, been secured before The dredge
brought up three new varietis Of snips
ssas. vsgy small esls. which are unable
70 Close their Jaws. and ssours thsir tod
~ cruising around and allowing he
aAuse specimens q - Me to Aoat i1se
thsA
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

Charleston, w. Va, Sept. 1.-The situa-
ton on New river remained quiet
throughout the day. A few shots wsre
hred at Whippls. . few miles up Long
creek. supposedly 1t one Of the guards.
but the shooter. who was In the brush.
made on before he could be found. Al
Rushrun. on the river two miles below
here. there was shooting from the brush.
and Captain Rand Of Company n found
three men with rifles. They made on -
soon - discovered. and - their bullets
were supposed to have been fred In the
air. they were not pursued. The feeling
In Fayetts county b very bitter ever
sending the troops.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
A California Accident.

Casadero. Cal. Sept. l-Richardson'
stage. running between Casadsro and
north coast towns, met with . sE1oua
accident near here today. killing one man
and injuring eight others. The stage, with
Driver Higgins on the boz. was about ons
mile from Casadsro. when the horses b.
came frightened. running away and over
turning the stage. Two women ana SIX
three men were badly injured. One man
was killed and two badly bruised. The
names Of the injured passengers have not
been ascertained.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

New York. Sept. l-eavablA sired ~
Salvador and owned By John A. DRAKE
won the rich Futurity at shsepshSA Bay
Saturday.
Aueust Delmont's HASTINGS colt, Lord
Of ths vels. was second. only an syslash
behind. while Dassling. one Of the four
Keene horses. finished third. The time
was liza. The attendance WAS 5000
John A. rrake and the western contin-
gent. always confident that Savable would
score. plAyed him down from - to I. and
In some socks 8 to 1. to Is to I. Eager
layers seised what was thrust 1t them.
and knew NO east or west. It was the
west. however. that rounded up the good
thing Of the day ana dashed in at night
DAll.
6hespshsad had never known such .
crowd before At noon the lower tier Of
the three deck grandstand was crowded.
Long before the bugie sounded the hrst
race. al three tiers were filled with .
mass OF moving colors. Women were
everywhere. costumed In brilliant gowns
and bedecksd with colorA Almost - far
- the eye could reach. down over the
lawn and through the fleld. was . wav-
Ing mass Of humanity. Twenty thousand
surged in the field and within ana beyond
the track rails were Thousands more.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04


A woman has for some time past re
ated considerable stir in Scotland b
her not only free but apparently obs6-
nate choice Of . hermit's life In .
cave, some sixteen miles from Oban
Despite the Indictment weather. ths
woman, who h apparently about forty
years old, steadily refuses to leave hse
cave. and, since the latter 10 below
high-water mark. the landowner, To
Marquis Of Breadalbans. can not d.
lodge her. She has now strewn some
dried bracken over the cave, but ~
plight during wet weather has bsee
deplorable. The woman's name y
Christina MacMaster. She speaks EN-
glish and Gaelic.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

Late News te0ao.
Forest fires arc raging in the north
eastern part Of CLARK county, Washing
ton, and considerable damage has
been done.
At Hartford, Conn, Ansella trotted
two slow heats in the Charter Oak
$4,000. event and then won in three
straight heats.
The prohibitionists, in state conveu-
ton, decided TO make their fight in tho
State Of Warrington upon the single
issue Of prohibition.
It has BEEN learned from the gem
darmseof the iasland Of Martinique
that 1860 persons were killed and 1900
injured during the last eruption Of
Mont Pelee.
The monthly statement Of the public
debt shows that at the Close Of business
August 30 the debt, less cash In the
treasury, amounted to eS9e. 091 .891,, .
decrease for the month Of e6,Sl8, $40.
At Kansas City, NO., policeman J.
w. Morris was shot and killed and
watchman Minsker sligthly wounded
by two masked men who attempted to
rob the sale in the Metropolitan Street
Railway oompany's Office ct Armour
dale.
A change has bean made in tho
plans Of Liutenant General Miles an.
nounced recently. It was expected that
that he would leave ON his tour Of In.
spection Of the Philippines Wednes-
day. The pressure Of work in his
Office at present 10 % great, however,
that he feels he win not b able TO
leave Warrington before . week from
next Wednesday
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

There II 20 much competition in tn
world that the man who makes . goa
living should be Z hero With biz wen
On folkA
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

New Orleans, Sept. III. r. Adams,
formerly treasurer Of the city Of Dsnvee.
and aderim Of Arapahos county. Colorado.
died 1t 81. Anthony. Mr.. Adams was
widely known In the west. He stumpsd
that section 6or Bryan In lSoa He came
and became prominent N business.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
Condition Of the Treasury.

Washington, Sept. l-The receipts Of the
treasury department for the month Of
August. just closed. exceeded the. expen-
ditures BY &.s6s.s12, an unexpectedly
large surplus The total receipts were
Ns. eo6.u2 ana the expenditures @l1,@0ooo
For the same month Of last year the total
receipts were ~. ao4.11 ana the e3psndi-
lures tae.N.7W. . surplus Of . little over
>e.oooooo.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
IDAHO oLnAnlxas.

The Farmers and Merchants' bank
1T Mes Perce has opened for business.
A movement has been started to -
tablish an I. o. O. +. lodge ct Burke.
II arrangements can be made Wallace
win have . brick building for . CITY
hall instead of frame.
Anson Harrison, . woodhauler, Of
Wardner, was seriously injured r.
centlyby the overturning Of his wagon.
The electrict light power house and
pumping plant of Occur d'Alene water
system was totally destroyed by ire
last week.
The grist mill ct Troy after being
shut down for some time ON account
Of lack Of grain begun grinding on
new wheat this week.
The business Mems Association Of
Ksndrick, has decided to make An En-
hibit Of the products Of the Kendrick
region at the Lewiston fair in Octo-
Der.
The holdup Of the Northern Pacific
passenger train near Standpoint and at-
tempted robbery Of the express car re-
Gently 10 regarded q the work Of pro-
fessionals.
Over $50 men, women and children
attended the Knights Of Pythias excur-
sion from the towns Of the Canyon and
other places Of the Occur d'Alenss to
Lake Chatcolet Last week.
Work ON the Farmers' Grain com.
pany tramway extending from the
Highlands to . point on the Clearwater
Short Line, midway between Kan.
iah and Pardse. il progressing rapid
y.
Thomas g. Kirby. superintendent Of
the Nss Percs agricultural exhibit ct
tho inter-ststs fair, has concluded
arrangements with Chief Sam Norris
Of the Nes Pecres for an indian war
dance BY 100 braves Of the tribe each
after noon during the fair, Octobsr II
to 10.
w. 81. Wolfe. who owns large farm
near Moscow, has propagated . new
variety Of wheat. He made cross b.
between the little club and the Cana
dian Hybrid varieties. He has named
tho new variety the Wolfe Hybrid.
The heads arc shapsd like tho Club
wheat, only they are much longer and
larger, and are rich brown color with
Light yellow stripes. The grains are
Largo and Of . slightly brownish color.
Tho computation Of tho assessment
has been completed BY the clerks.
By tho slight margin Of two thirds
Of vote, the bond issue Of 90, 900 for
street Improvements was authorised
ct the recent election ct Lewiston.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
Fatal Duel 10 Colorado.

Winfield, Col, Sept. ga revolver
and rifle duel to death was taught here
on the Main street and - result Gust
Sjostron was instantly killed. Sim
Amsdon, also miner was shot through
the left breast, two inches above the
heart, and MORALLY wounded, and
Chauncy Bennell, . bar tender, was
shot in the groin and perhpas fatally
wounded. The shooting was tho direct
result Of insane jealousy Of Amsdon
over Amy Butts.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
POSTERS FOR WORLDS FAIR.

Old Flag Used to Drape q Figure 10
Found Effective.
Among the poster designs submitted
b the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Company IL what IL called the Column
bian series. In posing this poster an
old nag with local history was OBJ
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

jewelry has been AA' 'ANAo'ohhA
sold to supply her needs, and she 6nds
herself deserted by all Of her friends
and unsupplied with even the common
Injuries Of the poor.
The story Of Nine. Januaschek's life
Is romantic. In her prime she was the
queen Of the European stage. Royal
and imperial gifts were showered upon
her. She numbered among her most
ardent admirers the late Empress Of
Russia, the King Of Bavaria, the King
of Holland, Louis Napoleon and vice.
roys, ambassadors and noblemen By
the score. All Of these had paid their
tribute to the tragedienne, and when
she first came to the United States, In
1867, the Jewels she brought with her
as presents from her devotees in Hu'
rope were worth 100000. It has besa
said Of her, 20 successful has been her
stage career, that she hypnotized her
audiences.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

Constantinople, Sept. 1-Ths report cir
culated in the United States by . news
company that the Turkish government
had addressed IN abrupt note to United
States Minister Lsisohman saying that It
absolutely refused to further discuss the
responsibility for the capture BY br1gands
Of Miss Ellen n Stone. the American
missionary. and q companion, In septem-
Der. 1901. a. the outrage was not commit
ted even on Turkish territory, 10 not true
A. q matter Of fact the question Of the
portes responsibility ID indisputabls since
the capture. payment Of the ransom. and
liberation Of the captivss all occurred in
Turkish territory. The correspondence
on the subject Of the measures taken for
the discovery and arrast Of the brigands
continue and the insufnciency Of the e.
forts displayed by the Turkish authori-
ties has been the subject Of complaint BY
the United States legation.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
A BABY Droxnd.

Clarkston. WASH, Sept. 8.-sAt Q
O'Clock Tuedsay morning the 10
months old girl Of Mrs. McAllisterl
was drowned in the lower main latera,
Of tho Vineland ditch. Tho body was
discovered until it had aoated down
the canal over two miles,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
OF Noble Birth.

Chicago. Sept. l-According to infofma-
tion unearthed here. william BartAolin,
wanted BY the police in connection With
the murder Of his mother and the disap-
pearancs Of his sweetheart. Miss Minnie
Mitchell. 10 . member Of the noble house
Of Bartholin- Eichel, In Denmark. Il has
also been discovered that he has . hAlf
brother. Frederick Bartholin. living IN
Chicago. prosperous and highly respect
able.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
FAvORlTE OF KINGS.

wonder OF Her Age, Nine. Janauschsk
10 Now Penniless.
Penniless and suffering from paraly.
sis, Mime. Fanny Janauschek, one Of
the greatest actresses Of her day. the
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
A Horrible Deed,

Park City, Utah, Sept. 3. "A hor.
rible tragedy was enacted three miles
below here ON the 6nyderville road
when William Trottman. after trying
70 beat he.brains out Of this wife and
children. shot himself through tho
heart with q Winchester rifle.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

pride Of Europe and
the " o n d err Of
America, Ia living
ina cheap boarding
house at Saratoga
Springs, N. T., hav-
ing gone to the IA.
NOUS health resort
IN hope Of regain
Ing her b e alth .
Once she was rich
and feted and en-
We'd; now all Of her
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
Elections In Arkaosas

GIectiOno In AFkoO000s
Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 8. Par
tial returns indicate the election Of
the democratic ticket by majorities
ranging from $1,000 to 460, 900. A
light vote was polled throughout the
state on account Of: = heavy rain.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
Highwayman shot.

Spokane, Wash, Sept. A. George
Walsh. alleged highwayman. was shot
twice in the left breast BY Detective
Martin Burns, while he and Harry
Thompson, his alleged accomplice,
were making desperate attempt to
escape arrest.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

Walla Walla, wash. Sept l-While -
year old Amalis SCHUYLER was sending .
diAner down . dumb waiter into the
Crane saloon she tumbled through he
open shaft. fracturing her skull and spinal
column to some extent After her tumblA.
the elevator weight hit her In the stom-
Aeh. The little girl viii probably reoovsR.
though her injuries are seeiouA
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04
vessels Drive. Ashore.

Cape Town. Sept. 1-Dishtesn vessels,
mostly calling craft, have bssn driven
-asMore In gale at Port Elisabeth. Five
Of them were dashed to pieces ana all
members Of thsir crews were lost. Two
tugs are also reported to have foundseed
and score Of lighters are ashore. Il =
feared that there VIII be loss Of Me.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-04

tanned and the figure was draped with
the stars and stripes conspicuously dis
played. It 10 thought that circulation
IN foreign countries of such design
may enthuse Americans abroad.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
TIL FRETTER WINS HANDICAP,
Six Horses Finish Noses Apart in
Race ut Gnsiesi.e

San Francisco, Cal. Dec. l2.-The features
at fnglesidA to-day were two handicapS. In
the event for 2-yeaf-o DIS Gcvot.a was in
: allied fav3ri;e. but SLe cuCii never catch
ArIbp. who led al the way and won
hanC ~.
The Fretter made q runaway affair of the
handicap at 4 mic and a fIrlong.
TIE fist race r std in a close finish.
SIX horses 5ei.S TO es apart.
Hand Pres. the hrsI choice. won from
kaT&bel. n G0-to-1 shot.
The BuTo n won the last race at Is to I
Weather clear; ira k heavy.
First race. Futurtty course. ssIiins-B,nd
tBuri nEamrb. 100 to !. second; PgrsIt.I n,
CTroxler1. : to /. third TirIs. ila,, Young
MorelIo. Ri,sp. IntrtDido. Blnn!e Lissst -, L
Tyler, Eelnia Clark. Jack Rim ieg, 81 HTrrV
Thatcher anG LexinSton Pirate also ran.
Second race. seIlis9 seven-eiChths Of a mile
Gochrane). 4 to l.. second: The Weaver is
CWalker,. s to 5. third. T me. / All. TuIsre So
1ichtenstein All About Whiskers. Nora u an
Arthur Ray also ran.
Thir6 race. Futur ~ course. s-l.Ing-ou;z TT.
III RansclJ S TO 5. won: Toy. 10 u palvl !;
Time, 1:l4. Mocori;c. Oscar Tile. Bard Burns.
Ned Dennis and skip Ne also ran. ~
Fourth race. seven-c.chtNs Of a nfIa .raho
liz CMInderb. 5 to /. Won: G7viota. III t.anscS,
even. second: Gold Bell, .112 fBurns,. ? To /
third. Time. l:32. Ei:intt also ran. ="
Fifth race. mile and an eighth. haniicaptTre
T5s;ser; II GMinasrs- : to 1 won; Nanes. III
20 to 1. third. Time. I.51. Lciestar and Lord
Sixth race. selling. seven-eighths Of a mile
The Bunoon. 104 Uewis). Is to !. won: Iee-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
THRuE-EYE LEAGUE GOSSIP.
Bloomington Club IncOrpOrates-Pre>
%dentia Possibilities.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
biOoni4netOn, ia, Dec. 1.-THE Bloonln
ton baSeOaI Association has applied i
articles Of incUTpu.auon AM WILL sic.t..
be licensed by ne .ec.etary OF state
stock company viii US Ur-aI4lZed Win StC-
to tae amount oil s5."r. ai:d an Effort ma
to place the ANN Upon a more suostant.
footing heIe tnan ever ueIoIe. Now M
this city. IN common with the others Of L.
ieag he. mas been awarded a tnree-ye~
franchise. the stockholders will feel mo.
free 10 spend money upon the grounds a..
stands, ana Know that with a Whaling tea.
ali IN. money e~Nlended VIII be return-
with interest.
The new grounds. secured Il year ag
are more accessible. IL is ella med. tna.
those OF any oth,r city. ami can be ieacGe
by trolley III less tnsn i've minutes. Tn
winter the sum Of 500 has been eXpendel
for rolling ana smoothing the diamond an.
ostle4G, and 10y next season the grouiu-
Will probably be looked upon as the bes
in the league. Ii is likely that the Other
Cities of the league will follow the eXamp.t
of Bloomington anu become Incorporated
Each city Is given more EoliuiIy by Iii
course. and the whote league becomes mo.
substantial.
Ii Is possible that Bloomington could lane
the Presidency Of the leLgue at the forti-
coming meeting, but Edward Holand. tn,
president of the local assoi ttion. VINO has
and other cites, viii hardly enter the race.
Bloomington Is under oDi.gaiions TO J. r
Munger OF Rock Island. and PROBABLY VIII
work ana vote for him. il was Munge.
who WORKED for bloomington and Rock
ford at the recent meeting in st. Louis,
and VINO ir-isted mat the cd circuit be un-
changed But FOR his finn stand. Il Is be-
lieved that Terre Haute anu Evan-vi.is
would have had their way. Bloomington
and Rockford would have been dropped
and two more ln2 ma towns brought in 20
take the places nI tbs limos cites. As IA
Result Of Air. Mun-er's ioyal.y III s city nat
uraiiy wishes TO repa: the debt.
MY Ml:;sers rr.ncIpai rival will he Bel
den Hill Of CeCar T. pids. SIR. Ei.l has
been retained a. manager of the KtDbIts
for next season. N!i.tam CcnneIs has
again been SsSaei by Bloomington.
The other managers are: Rockford. Hugh
NIGEL: Rock Island, Frank Donnei!y: Deca-
tur. George Reed, Davenport. j. T. Hayes:
Dubuque. Clarence Rowland. and Joliet
Al Tebeau. Decatur is in big luck to trap
George Heed He is one OF the brainiest
baseball. men in the country. He managed
the BLOOMINGTON team two years ago with
great success. But i0- an unfortunate &c
cident met with while playing here. frac-
turing lis leg while Siding to first base. he
might still he IN charge OF the local team.
After he recovered he went to Shreveport
of the Southern League IS manager.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Draw for sundays Cour.ine.

The draw for SUNDAYS roursing stake, a,
Drlnar I'ark resulted As f-l!avs:
LinLithgow Las TsEroH4-Lass o'Gownse,
Harvest Memogy st. ~Cia.r-Lady sb4r.Iean
J. : Bra,tgl. y Ofso GIL tCa iph-Black Wv
Mrs. F.ske .CaviIier-vanIty Fair imp. ]. J
Lawn. -. Galtee More BLACK Joe-Alice). J. J
Mag y. Rusty Goid-wave,. J. ]. LAWN.
vs. Mountain Cilie. tPr.nce Char!ie-Ptinccss
Iiavaaa MafI 81. ~c!air-Laay Aberdeen,. J. s.
Era;tal ~ "a, < Erin IBlacA of
Reckless Arrtc- l:win pasha-R nal. J. :
RTattou. W. R.Hg Vile G:aFtun Tar inp.-So-
ciciy Re:c,. =. J. Curtain.
E1,Ea ":aiis tEartna Tag inp-Soc!rty Belize.
]. J. LAWN. vs. Monsoon Gajph-LtIe Fairy.
Tirrerary Lass Oyarfu-ton ir3-Yirm Foe,.
r. Fnan, -. Exile tB ach Joe-Aice!. ]. j.
Lake View Barton Tag luip.-society Belle.
Eaccne sally. E:ne Fogm imp. (GosSo-
Lady CAR dim T~asha-Kitty P.aseI. r. II.
R.rtIneilal. z sally:
2 = Ja.nson, y s. IS Esnastsr High curly
M+! li25 " re!tt -rei,e Btrl.. T. !.
O'prisCoi'. v. Sciety lei Grand Fashion
Lady ot Fashion, i. q = Sc ascLx.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

is imp. Prince Rudolph Zone OF the best
sons of the sire of our Salvator). and Prince
Charlie is by Blair A;hol, from Eastern
Princess. by Surp.ice. next dam Tomyris,
by Ses9strts. Prime Rudolph's dam is H s.
ter (winner of the 1.oO Guineas. Critic ion
by (winner of the Derby. out of Tomyris.
b. Sesostris. Their Tabby. the dam of the
TO Sterling. but by TIE Duke (son OF Stock
weiD, while the second dam. libby. is by
Sterling himself. Back in Marion's pedigree
II shows three crosses of imp. Diomed close
together. through Potomac. Sir Archy and
the fast Derby winner himself. and Fir
tilla Zone of the great mares of her time)
was mated with her sire and produced
Flirtilla, Jr.. a grand brood mare. to which
many famous horses trace. lnbreeding IS
good when 1t Is a stout cross like Sterling.
sire Of IsonomY.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB
TAKES STRONG POSITION.
ment Applications of Persons W no
Patronize Outlaw tracks.

Chicago. Dec. B.-Secretary kuhl OF the
WesivT.I Jockey CLUB tonight Issued I'll
tuAuwIne notice:
by UiGer CT the Board of Stewards tn
attention OF owners, Trainers, JOCKEYS al.
All persons coI.IrCted with RACING - Gale
to TIE rules pfuuIu.,.uS Icfe.sn cooks, MI.
Ter racing and rac.laS upon un, v~ogni-r
courses. iHeS, ruleS VII! nuI oniy b
stIICIIy enfur,cd, but any pecSJH pa l-ipI,
ing III any OF the acts ta.Fcn prvniD.,t
VIII be ucnIzl air the privileges Of AL L.
tracks Unucr the jurisdiction OF the IVES,
err, Jockey Club.
"Tne Applications for reinstatement [
persons v.U.a,lHg the PROVISIONS OF III
aooye rules Will not be considered