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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
REGISTRATION IS INCREASING.
Fight Takes Place in Crowd in
Election Commissioners Office.

Seven large express wagons brought a
crowd Of voters to the City Hall about s
o'clock last night and clerks In the Elec-
ton Commissioner office were kept busy
past O'Clock. enrolling names in the pri-
mary registration books. About 30 names
were entered in the books last night The
total primary registration now aggregates
about 49,oPe, or about two-ffths of the total
enrolment in the regular election books
While the crowd was in the office Tight
took place between two men who are EN-
ployed in the st. Louis Fair Grounds. Both
were trying to get to the window at the
same time and In the excitement they came
to blows Three policemen came from the
Four Courts and remained until the office
was closed About fifty Fair Grounds en-
ployes registered
The registration books will be closed at
8 o'clock next Friday night and after that
hour no one will be allowed to register.
Under the Drabelle law. no one can vote at
a primary election unless he signs in the
new primary registration books Citizens
who desire to participate in the primaries
have only one week in which to qualify.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
CORRIGAN'S CLASS
IS OF HIGH ORDER
Sain's Son Defeats Nobleman,
.Varro and Lakeview Belle in
Fair Grounds Handicap.
ALvA II A SMART JUMPER.
She Fences Fast and Cleyerly and
Shows Speed on the Flat
Turf News and
Gossip.
ALvA IL A SMART JUMPER.

Corr1gan, 4 st. Louis and American Derby
candidate, ran a good race when he won the
handicap at mile and seventy yards from
Noeieman. Varro and Lakeview Belle at
the Fair Grounds yesterday. He gave these
good horses a lot Of weight ran the first
mile on a cushioned track in 1:4l and won
as he pleased. He worked TO the mile and
one-quarter in 2:07Is. This IS nice time, but
he was weary when he pulled up.
The colt looked none too good. He is
narrow of hip and chest and does not strike
one as weight carrier. Undeniably, how
ever. he does possess class.
Lake view Belle set the pace in ripping
fashion. Nobleman surprised all on-look-
ers by running with her. Narro, the ex-
traordinary to . favorite, tralled the
bunch. Ransch placed Corrigan nicely be-
hind the pacemakers.. Nobleman and Lake
view Belle fought it out to the last six
teenth. Here Corrigan came on without
urging. Lakeview Belle stopped. Nobleman
went on, but Corrigan was the best. Bellal
quit to nothing in the face of the class of
Corrigan
James Givens turned up what looks like
This son OF Alva-Alfalfa won the two-mile
steeplechase by an eighth OF a mile from
Eva Moe. T0rreon and Terry Ranger
but he more than equaled the concession
by the beating he gave them. He jumped
fast and surely, even If he did hit his
landing, showed speed on the fat and acted
like a horse that will carry weight.
The race was an excellent one. Torreon
acted very rank and set a runaway pace
Choice was sent with him. The way they
raced to the second fence was a caution.
Choice hit II and stumbled. His rider, But
Ter, fell of. His was the only accident
Had Butler hung on he would have been a
contender, as the horse did not lose any
ground in the stumble.
Torreon set the pace for about a mile.
Then Alva II. came up. He hit the hurdle
hard, and everyone said that he was tired
and would fall. Not so. He few all the
other fences like a bird. At the stand Eva
Moe. who had been under restraint. began
her run, and the spectators thought that
she would win. Alva II. kept. going away,
however, and won by long distance. Eva
Moe came fast in the stretch and outgamed
Terry Ranger and Torreon. Marplot fin
ished broken down.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
FLOODS STILL DELAY TRAINS.
Neosho River at Emporia, Kas., Is
Five Miles Wide.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 6.-Trains from
Kansas and Oklahoma are arriving one or
more hours late. The Santa Fe has been
the worst sufferer. Further rain is expect
ed. Crops on bottom lands have been over
flowed and damaged, and in Southern Ok
lahoma the wheat harvest has been sus-
pended, owing to rain.
The most serious farm loss IS reported
near Emporia, Kas, where the usually un-
important Neosho River has become a
sheet five miles wide.
The Kansas City Weather Bureau reports
an excess OF several inches in precipitation
above normal since January 1, whereas in
the corresponding period last year there
was a deficiency Of IL inches.
The Missouri River is rising very slowly
and a heavy freshet IS not expected. the
spring flood in the North having been car
rfed away.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
TEXAS BANKS HELP FAIR FUND.
Contributions Are Coming In Fast
Since Call Was Made.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Dallas, Tex. June Sin accordance with
the terms of the resolution. adopted by the
Texas State Bankers Association at Gal
weston, the banks of the State are sending
IN their subscriptions to the Texas Worlds
Fair fund. The first bank to respond was
the First National Bank Of Austin, which
sent General Manager Wortham of the
Texas Worlds Fair Commission a check
for sleo being one-tenth of per cent Of its
capital stock-:100 900. The next contribu
ton was 500 from the Planters and Me-
chanics' Bank Of Houston. one-tenth Of
per cent OF its capital stock. $780, 600. The
National Exchange Bank of Dallas has
paid in $500 on its capital stool. of $4,000
Other banks which have reported to Cen
eral Manager Workman are follows:
Reiffert & Tipps. Runge, SIS; First National
Bank. Lockhart, $50: Citizens Bank. Lew.
isville. SO; Bank of Elgin. Elgin, $40; First
National Bank. Merkel. $50; Brandon Pank-
ing Company, Brandon. SO; Lundy Bank,
Rock Island. IS: International Exchange
Bank. e. Paso. IS; Cunningham Bros. Pa
10 Pinto, $50; Ed. Mccarthy & Co, Calves
ton. $40; Plano National Bank, Plano. SO.
Bank Of smithyille, s35; Bank Of Edna; SE5:
Llano National Bank. Lano. SO. Total
subscriptions from banks to date, S1.16o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
AT INDIANAPOLIS NEXT TIME.
7. P. A. Chooses Meeting Place and
Elects Officers.

Portland Ore. June 6-The National
Convention Of the Travellers Protective As
sociation to-day selected Indianapolis as
the place of meeting in 1903. and elected
the following officers: President, Howard
W. Peake, Texas; first vice president, Rob-
ert W. Simons. California; second vice
president E. ". Donham, Ohio; third vice
president, Robert Lee Wiley. Georgia;
fourth vice president. Louis ochs, Louis
lana; fifth vice president D. R Havener,
Minnesota: National director.J w NC
Donald. Missouri: Ben G. thompson IN
diana; c. Frank WiZon, Illinois.
The chairman of the Committee on Rail
Press Committee. r. G. Hodgin, Nebraska !;
chairman OF Hotel Committee, Nelson Gray.
Kentucky; chairman Employment Commit.
chaplain. the Reverend Virgil Tovis. In
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
DEATH OF WILEY GASKlNS.
Life Prolonged by Prayers Finally
Flickers Out.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPEClAIA
Harrisburg, Ill, June 6.-Wiley Gaskins.
an aged and prominent citizen of saline
County. died at Independence yesterday and
was buried this afternoon.
Mr.. Gaskins had been sick for long time
and was given up by the physicians q
month ago.
When the news was broken to his wife
she at once kneeied in prayer and prayed
all day without ceasing that the Lord
might spare his life and take hers instead.
She was apparently in the best Of health
at the time but before morning she was
a corpse and her husband began to improve.
Yesterday, however, he followed her to the
grave
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
PROFESSOR EMMETT GOFF.

Madison, Wis, June 6.-Emmett Goff. pro-
fessor horticulture at the University OF
Wisconsin, died suddenly to-day Professor
Gof underwent an operation on Monday.
but seemed tG improve until yesterday,
when he grew weaker He was very prom
Inent in educational circles.
MRS. SUSAN WALKER
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Rushyille. Ill, June 6.-Mrs. Susan Walk
er. widow OF the late Judge p. II. Walker.
died at her home in this city last night.
Her husband served for twenty-Seven years
on the Supreme Bench of Illinois, greater
part of that time being Chief Justice.
ALEXANDER EWING.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Guthrie, Mo.-June 6.-Alexander Ewing
died AT his residence this morning, from a
paralytic stroke He was s. years old.
MICHAEL SHEENAN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas, Tex, June 6.-Michael Sheenan.
well known in local politics and football
circles, died suddenly at Mineral Wells. last
night He was only 25 years old.
JOHN VI. WRIGHT.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas, Tex, June 6.-John NJ. Wright. a
native of Pike County, Missouri. but who
had lived in Dallas since 1850. died last
night aged 81 years. He served four years
In. the Confederate Army.
JAMES H0RROCKS DEAD.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Albuquerque. \. NJ, June 5.-James Hor-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
PLANS FOR PRESS OUTING.
Meeting of Executive Committee
Called by Secretary White.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mexico. Mo-, June s.-R. NJ White Of
this city. corresponding secretary Of the
Missouri Press Association, announces to-
day that there will be a meeting of the
Executive Committee OF the association at
the Laclede Hotel in st. Louis at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, June q, for the purposo
OF completing arrangeuents fnr the an.
nual meeting to be held at the Coates Ho-
tel In Kansas City on July q and "a.
At the Executive Committee meeting the
programme OF the Kansas City meeting VIII
be arranged and arrangements made for tho
Springs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
TO DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Smith Academy and High School
Baseball Teams Play To-Day.

High School and Smith Academy base
ball teams will meet for the third time at
Pastime Park this afternoon. 1t will be the
deciding game of the scholastic series. Each
team has won one game and when the
mines conclude their game to-day, the schol-
astic championship will be decided in favor
OF one or the other Institution. Great in
terest Is felt in the result.
The lineups and batteries OF the teams
will be much the same as in the game last
Saturday, Subett and Blackwell serving as
Smiths battery. while Kicker and Milten-
berger Will be in the points for High. Scores
In Both the previous games We're close, so
the contest to-day is likely to result In Il
fast game.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
Gravesend summarie..

First race; &C. the Ksnsington Hurdle Handicap,
Gun ~ SFry1; to l. won; Jim Megibbon. Isl
ScsrsSnli ,s3 to l third. Time. s:l2 IS semper
ciOus and The Driver also ran. (Jim Megibbon
coupled in betting.l
Second race, handicap. for all ages. about six
furlonss-1Northhssrn No Star ie4 g. cochranl, to
second Dublin, lg LANDRY, sto / third. Time.
and Kinnikinnic also ran.
Third race. one mile and q observation-disclosures
los tShaw), IL to ). won: Flying Buttress %
lshe9; 10 TO l. second; Royal. 1os Cyonderly). 5
to /, third. Time, 1:t7. Beliario, Grand Opera,
Lombre Belvino. Ballyhoo Bey and Arden also
ran.
Fourth race for i-year-olds Eve and one-half
furiongs seuns-Daisy Green. lo7 Csbea), to 5.
won: Bern; gernsrd IL iSS srennanj, TO 2 second I;
I:o7 s-5. Mennenheld, Chile. Agio, waTia.
Michaeimas and Lady Russell also ran
Fffsh race one mile and seventy yardsSCalier.
o'Cennorl; s to l.. second; DaffodowndTIIy iii
q. woodsl: te 1 third; Time. l:4s 90. Frank
fort pachshund Sun Shower. Wealth. Remorse.
Anna Darling. Annie Grace. Moranda and Lady
Sterling also ran
sixth race, one raiie and seventy yards, SELL
irg-AEnes d io1 5shee). 16 TO S. won; Ascension,
cwoadsrly,. to L third Time. I:4s. San An
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and TO-MorOw.

Washington, June 6--Forecast:
For uIInois-ShOwers Saturday: Sunday fair;
fresh south. shifting TO wcst winds.
Fer Assourf-EaIr Saturday, preceded by show
in east portion; Sunday lair.
For kansas-sAoweIs and cooler Saturday.
Sunday fair.
For Western Texas-FaIr in south, showers in
north portion Saturday; Sunday fair
For Eastern Texas-Fair Saturday, with fresh
South WINDS. Sunday fair.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkansas-Lo-
cal raIns SATURDAY anu Sunday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
BIG GUN WINS THE HURDLE.
Opened Big Gap Mt the start and Was
Never Headed.

New York, June 6.-The Grayesend races
drew big crowd to-day. Only an ordinary
card was offered. In the Kensington hurdle
handicap, one mile and three-quarters, Big
Gun, at the substantial odds of to 1. went
to the front at the fall of the flag, opening
q gap of five lengths and at the end OF
the mile he had his field all driving to keep
UP. Fry. the jockey. kept the leader to his
work and won by three lengths. The
weather was cool and the track fast.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

Hamilton. Ont. June 6.-The pencilers had all
the best OF II to-day. not favortte finishing IN
front. F1aneur. at 30 to !. won easily In the
first
First race. six furlongs-F1aneur won: Med
ford second: Messina, third. Time. i:lst ,,,
Cockade. second: Cantilever. third. Time i:oa
Third race, seven furlongs-Dubious won; Sir
Veredevere, second: Khaki. third. Time, l 80
Fourth race Walker Cup Steeplechase. about
two miles-W. H. Dixon. won; Rising Sun, sec
ond: Tales Creek. third. Time 4:2Sis
Fifth race. mile and one acknowledgements.
won; Annie Lauretta. second: Jack McGinn. third.
Time 1:5ih-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
Grayenend Selections.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June s-Seiections:
First Rnce-MeIstersinger, Lone Fisherman. Co
burn
Second Eace-Blues. ST. Ffnnan. Contend.
Third Race-MaxiniC, Sir voorhees,. invincibie
Fourth Race-Old England. Pentecost, slip
Thrift.
Fifth Race-Cinquivllle Glorioso. Faust.
Sixth Racc-ALard Scheck, King Brarnble. Cou-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
AS A BETTING PROPOSITION.
Leviathan and Branch Should Win
Phnroah Has q Chance.

II Mr.. Dade can get the bad actor bigger
off in the first race to-day he may win. Mr..
Dede has been too patient so far with
these bad actors. This one is the worst Of
them all and will probably be left. In this
case Cora Havill ii will win. especially IL
the track is muddy. Cora Havill is an en-
ticing looking bet
II seems to lie between Lou Hazel and
Ieviathan In the second race. This morse
Erne has not been running his races right
lately and may turn both over. This horse
ss In here at very nice weight. He has a
race or two TO his credit that can beat the
Mr. Pomeroy, socapa and Burnetts Walk
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
,Heno VIII start In Derby.

New York. June 6-Heno. Clarence Nackays
American Derby candidate. VIII be shipped 10
Chicago Monday morning IN a car attached to q
fast mail train. Mr.. Mackay is said TO have
decided upon starting his horse after workout
OF and one-half miles in 2:i0. and expresses
great confidence in Heno's ability to give good
account OF himself in the Western classic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
FUNERAL OF MRs. WILL PAYNE.
One OF the Most Largely Attended
Ever Held in Howard County.

Ever Held in Howard County.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fayette, No, June 5.-The body of Mrs.
VIII Payne, who died at the Baptist San
itarium in st. Louis Wednesday. after an
operation was buried at the Ashland Church
Cemetery this morning The funeral was
one Of the largest ever witnessed in How
ard County
Mrs. Payne was a daughter of the late
John Walker, former State Auditor of Mis-
souri,, and one of Howard Countys most
estimable women. She leaves a husband
and two sons. The funeral services were
conducted by Elder Arthur y. Lindsay OF
the Christian Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
Staunton Gnn Club shoot.
pr-pT-roT 1f, SpEr-Tar

Staunton. H.. June s.-Tre local gun club met
on the home grounds for its regular trap shoot
to-day. contest was expected with The Nor
risonville Club. but instead came visitors from
Bunker Hi and Gillespie and the following
scores were made out OF possible twsnty-fve:
Staunton-walI %: Bellies p: Smell. %. Jores
Il; Campbell l9; SteT Il: Webster. II: W. Sten,
r. For Bunker Hill-Cumrnings 20; kinnard. Is.
For GiIlespie-Bycroft, n: Carrerre. -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
Local Report.

weather at 6:5S a. m, fair: at 6:59 p. IA.
cloudy. Maximum temperature, IS. minimum, "a
River, 81 feet. 4. !. HYATT,
Local Forecast UfncIal
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
MARY LAvANA WON STAKE.
Clever Victory for Otis Over Bons
Boy and Marshal Neil.

Chicago. June 6.-The Lassie Stakes, at
nve furlongs, for 2-year-old FLIES, s1.25o
added. and an overnight handicap at a mile
and an eighth were the CHIEF attractions OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
Harlem Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Chicago June 5.-Selectons:
Gle II.
Second Race-Gonfalon, Gusto. Constellator
Third Race-Van Rouse, Mirarce Stemwfrder
Fourth Rarce-Dunne Entry. Lucien Appleby.
Fifth Race-Lord onex Articulate Autolisht
Sixth Race-McChesney. Ethel Wheat. Scarlet
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

RE UBL1C SPECIAL
Cincinnati. June 6.-Selections:
First Race-Horseshoz Tobacco, Sim w, Nam
ME ].
Second Race-Ths Caxton Mandamus, Meggs.
Third Race-Trsvers. True Blue. Rag-Ta
Fourth Race-The Entry, Flora Pomona.
Fifth Race-Luralishter. Sailors Dream. Doctor
Carr
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
JOSHUA JOHNS.

MattOon, Ill. June 6.-Joshua Johns 81
years old. one of the wealthiest stock rais-
ers In Coles Count. died at his home in Hut
ton Township yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
BUECK-REYSoLDs.

Paris, No, June 6.-Mr David NJ Buck
and Miss Laura Reynolds were married at
the brides home yesterday by the Rever-
end W. y. Briney. They departed az once
for St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

Department OF Agriculture. Gather Bureau
MeteoToloFtcal observaIIcns received at 81. Louis
JunS 3. lsJ2 at 0.5S y. m. local time and D. m
seventy meridian time. Observations made
at the same moment OF time AL stations:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
LemistrnI won Pri1 Be1on,.

Paris June CIV. X Vanderbilts Lemistral
won the Prix Bezons at the Maisons Lafitte races
to-day. His ArIege was not placed in the race
for the Prix Long Jumau. and his Nettie was
unplaced in the contest for the Prix Teneoeuz.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
.pprentice allowance claimed.
The RenrhIIc,s Select,

First Race-Blger. Cora HaViu II, Zack Phelps.
Second Race-Erne, LeviRthan. Lou Hazel.
Third Race-Miss lara, Mrs Pomeroy, Scopa-
Fourth Rnce-Lady Strathmore, South Breeze
Searcher.
Fifth Race-Branch Fleetwins. Frank McCon-
nell.
Sixth Race-Crimean. Mickey D.. Frank Bell.
Seventh Race-Pharaoh. Cogswen, Monos.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

rocks OF st. Louis. general secretary for r.
G. Dun & Co. who came here last Friday,
very weak with consumption. died tonight
The. body will be shipped to st. Louis for
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
RosANco RAN A GOOD RACE.
Fastest YounEster shown at Latonia
Sophie 8. Took the Hurdle.

Sophie $. Took the Hurdle.
Cincinnati, O.. June 6.-Rosanco. maiden
2-year-oId, ran the festest five furlongs of
the meeting to-day in the fifth race at La
tonia. winning in 1:Ol&.. over a field Of
eleven youngsters in clever fashion.
The hurdle race, the first OF the season on
the local track, was easily won by Sophie
s., bal ked from to to to z
Latonia Summaries.
First race. six furiongs = Lord Frazier. Ill
(Aker). 10 10 l. won: King Tatius, los lrvln). .
TO i. second: Judge HargIs. 10l (Hicks). 10 J.
third Time iaes Lqtes EGnso. tH1 kinss voI;n ps,'
Durrell. ItacsiIara and McMRnus also ran
Second race. five furlongs-Flora Wilioughoy.
i5 CAker). TO 2 won; Our SaIle IL dS' MI
Shute Love wisely. Bridal March, Gloria Mundi,
Abscondress. Flash OF Lightning. Mary Glen and
Audlavia also ran.
to 10. won: IEthei Davis. 90 (Giimore), L. to !.
second: Chorus Boy. Ill CRobertsUn,. to 2 third.
Time 1:42L. Lady Bramble. Quaysr Whitc9mb.
Lipsetta. Free Admission. Lady Silver and Bar
Fourth race. hurdle handicap, one mile and an
eighth-Sophe s., l26 (MnHpen(. to 2 won; Tho
Esmond. l2T (Jacksonl. 3 TO / second; GenncrSse,
rs tseotn to / third; Tine ; H;0'a; a, Neas-
Fifth race, i've furlongs-Rosanco ia Robert
SOM. TO 2. won: Joe Buckley 105 Castro, to
j, second: Model Monarch. io7 tAkerl, 20 TO /.
third; Time; ION, BuTaR, oientZ Prism;
Sp-ingwater also ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Similar. los u. Hicks.
to /. won: Pompino. Ill CTroxler). even. second;
Ilzzie A. Tom Embry Phosphorus Masterful
Nelsee Morris. Polly Bixby and Sky Flyer also
ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
Dr.. EOHANNAN

Cure. all Chronic Disesses DR.. Vegetable Cursta-,.
Poutvey cares Nervous Debility Organic Weakness Lea
Manhood any evils resulting youthful errurs o.
eIeestes il from two weeks In co txny
advertised In the 81 Louis papers for forty yeAr ana
has never failed in curing the Worst Cases Pce Ffv.
Dollars; trial package. One Dollar sufficient show that
the Remedy win do Advertised securely s,.l,d
TO any address nRHC. A. BoHASSAN No 60 Morrnn
Street, ST. LOUIS Mo. Private Circular FREE
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away seem to have the third race between
them. Burnett's Walkaway has been i'm
proving and will go well to-day. 1t is q
tight 1T all round.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

Water Color VIII Not Start.
New York. June s.-water Color has been de-
clared out OF the Suburban Handicap
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

ught Mt all rounu
Branch is not much good but he should
beat the lot he meets in the fifth race to-
day. Frank Mcconnell or F1eetwing Will
be the contenders. Look out for Nan Dora
In the mud
Crimean will win the sprint II the track
Is good. II not they will have to foot 1t TO
beat Laura G. G. She loves mud and the
weight on her Is Insignificant. In mud that
royal slusher, Fitzkanet will be hard to
beat. though scarce up to his very best yet.
Pharoah has not been running his races
for some time. So beware Of his to-day.
He likes to sneak in at good odds on just
such days as this will be. In the mud
have a bet on Cogswell. Monos and Irving
Mayor will go well. Some persons think
there will come a day when NyX will win
at this distance. But hardly to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

r. j. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
Browns Play Boston Here To-Day.
Cardinals Lost to Philadelphia.

ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

TO-Day's Fair Grounds Entries.
rnce nr,a mile and snrantr. ,-nrds rnIlinn
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
Latonin selections.

allowance claimed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
AIHItIlCS Field fizI1'SIp Meet P5HoI5ss ToiDay.
TIDE Corrigan Runs Good Race.
HUME Club Members Handicap,
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

Trtth Day Judge
A. Weather track fast
IOl purse
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

To-Dny'S Gravescnd Entries.
First race. lightweight Handicap. about six
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07

fail. Won easily m
ouip
did her h no
& nss sast @ % S I @ % % IL | % S % Laura had
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-07
ALEXANDER EWING.

PDBI-IC bFEO4A11
Albuquerque. n. N, June 5-James Hor-