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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
SENTENCED A TOURIST
Court Gave "Box Car" Smith Two
Months Today.

Months Today.
F, Smith was given two mOnths in
Jail this morning by Judge Wilcox for
vagrancy. Smith and another man
were caught sleeping in a box car at
the oahu Railway depot last night
Officers Mullietner and Naipo went to
arrest the pair. Both of the tourists"
showed fight but when Smith saw a
revolver, held by Mullietner, pointing
at him, he caved and accompanied the
officer to the police station. The other
man knocked a revolver out of the
hand of NaipO, broke the lantern, and
escaped in the darkness.
Smith explained this morning that he
had missed his train to Eva and had
slept in the box car in order to wait
for the train this morning.
The court remarked that if Smiths
companion had kept up the pace which
ne started when leaving the officers
last night, he would be at Waialua or
the other side of the island by this
time The court thought that Smith
should be treated like others and sem
fenced him to imprisonment at hard
labor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
MANY GAMRLERs TRIED.

Forty-fve of the cases in the police
Curt today were for gambling. out
Of this number seventeen were Chi
nese. Nolle prosequies We're entered
i'm their cases. The balance We're prin-
cipally natives who We're fined $5 with
costs remitted. Two of the defend
ants however were discharged while
three others We're fined $25 each.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
WORKMEN CONTRIRUTE.

Ten thousand dollars have been con-
tfibuted to the national fund for a Nc
Kinley memorial by the workingmen
of Homestead. The majority of the
vorkingmen gave a half days pay
from the lowest laborer to the heads
of the departments. There We're a few,
however, who gave nothing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
SEMI WEEKLY STAR.

Honolulu people who are going
abroad can have the Semi-W Weekly Star
mailed to any address for the small
sum OF twenty-five cents a month. The
SEMI Weekly Star contains all the local
1ews Of impo' tance, besides the daily
stock quotations
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
A GOOD APPETIZER.
ride up Pacific Heights is a good


Tremendous bargains are offered In
all our shoe lines Note the prices we
quote in our ad on page A. The entire
stock must go at this removal sale
Kerr e. Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
ICE HOUSE DELEGATES.

Camarinos California Fruit Market Is
the place for Ice house delicacies
Everything the California market af-
fords at this season Of the year can be
found at Camarinos'.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
KERR,s sHoE sToRE-

All shoes have been marked below
cost. This was done to facilitate re-
moval Come early or you will not
enc the lucky ones
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
al HOME COMPANY.

Do not buy insurance In a foreign
company. The Oriental Life, Stangen-
wald Building, is a home company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
SELLING.

Selling wall paper is a pleasure to us,
aside from the money in it, for the way
people are pleased with the richness Of
our stock. Beals
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
sATLORs FOR EDWARD MAY.

Turk and Lewis, the well known firm
of shipping masters will send two sail
Ors to Kahului this afternoon by the
Maui for the bark Edward May, which
is lying at that place.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04

Ads under "Situations Wanted" in
serted free of charge in the Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04
THE LATEsT FAD.

Evening parties at the "Tea House
on the Heights is the latest fad.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04

THE SEARCHLIGHT.
Look out for the searchlight on the
Heights,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-04

Advertise your Wants in The star.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09
Randolph Continued

F B. Thomas is away on business trip
to Portland, Me.
w. w. Carpenter is spending few DAYS
with his son in Warren.
A. II. Flint, Jr., went to st. Adams
Monday to visit his son, Myron.
Mrs. A. +. Bass went to Windsor
Friday and remained over Sunday.
Glen Bailey has succeeded Fred Chad
WICK as clerk at the Corner drug store.
Mrs. j. v. Newton is gaining steadily
from recent severe attack OF erysipelas.
The house Of L. p. Thayer on Highland
avenue is being wired for electric lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Laport went yester-
day to Northtield for the rest of the week.
John Knowlton has improved his
residence by having new windows put
in.
G. c. Beedle of Keene. N. H.. is visiting
his brother, A. II. Beedle, coming Tues
day.
The regular meeting Of the O. E. S. will
be held next Thursday evening at 1880
o clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Harrington of GAYS
vile were guests Tuesday and Wednesday
at ). g. Clark's.
f. c. Noble and DR.. II. Lewis sticl, Of
Boston, guests at J. j. Trerise's for week.
left town Friday.
Mrs. Emmons KnowIton OF GavsviIle
spent few days at the home Of her son.
j. i. knowlton, recently.
Mrs. A. &. Connor Of Manchester Center
IS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. i.
Parsons, arriving last night.
Misses Gertrude Edison and Alice Small
ley are in Burlington with Mrand Mrs. A.
T. whitney for few weeks.
Mrs. Jane Abbott OF Mortified came
saturday 10 visit her brother, George
Howard, and other relatives.
Hon. W. II. Nichols and his son + II
Nichols. drove TO Bristol yesterday 10 visit
Mr. ana Mrs. David Bosworth.
Miss Lillian Knowlton. who teaches
IN south Royalton, recently spent a dsy
or Two az her home at Cedar Park.
A. B. Gay is confined to the house again
with recurrence Of the erysipelas fhat
mas been troubling him this summer,
Miss Ruth Whitcomb Of Boston i ar
the home OF her uncle, n. W. McCollom
TOT a months stay, arriving Saturday.
Mrs. John b. Bacon and son ana Miss
1eofge visited Mrs. Bac0ns cousin. Mrs
Luxe Parish, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tbs receipts from the Rummage sale
conducted BY the ladies OF ST. Johns
church last week, amounted 10 about
Mrs. 4. J. Adams returned Yesterday
rom trip TO the White Mountains and 4
visit 70 her sister, Mrs. H. G. Cole. in Bos-
ton. q" i'os
Sis carrie sault has gone to Bellows
fails 70 act a. stenographer for the Var-
mont Farm Machine companv ~ ~
place. 'Hat
Mrs. Dewitt Webb OF Nedfora Nsss
s with her mother. Mrs. ~ II Rre.,l-s -
M5. Webb is visiting his family in Graz
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle entertainas
5ne teachers Of the graded school Mon
cay evening at their home on Raudoinb
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

WAvrEp:-Beef cattle. F.N. JERD.
House to rent. If MRS. G. E. CUsHMAN.
To LEr:-My house. ( KATE A. soPER.
WANTED Girl for general hogsework'
If NEWTON HOUSE.
To RENT: Upstairs tenement.
II. A. LEONARD.
WANTFD:-A few cords dry stove wood.
L. B. JOHNSON.
For sALE:-Nice potatoes that haven't
rotted Nm DA79'
For SALE:-Three good work horses.
z. G. SMITH, ON the Chas. Lamson place.
For SAIE:-Two double-threaded sew
ing machines. Mrs. j. W. GABRIELLE.
viii pay highest market prices for hides,
skins and pelts. tt F. \. JERD.
WANTED One or two men, with small
families, to work. b. q. BASS
B& M. and c. V. mileages to rent at j.
c. Hulbert's barber shop, Edison block
For sALE:-A st. Adams two horse
power and saw rig nearly new ~
r. g. SMITH, Randolph Ctr. Vt.
/ intend to open dress making rooms
in McIntyres block Randolph, VI, Octo-
Der 10. NJ y. SAlIH'
For sALE:-F Friday, Mrs. Jennie N.
Bass household goods. Inquire at II. A.
Leonard's.
For SALE: A good paying meat business;
also my house. two new sleighs and new
driving harness. A. l.. ADAMS
Will commence cider business Thurs
day, October 10th. Bring along your
casks when you do your apples.
DIX j. CAMP, East Randolph.
have bought the blacksmith shop of e..
A. George ana will be pleased TO see all the
old customers and many new ones.
L. Z. DREW.
LosT:-Cameo pin between my home
and library Wednesday. Finder viii
receive reward on returning the pin.
Mrs. LAURA MCCRILLIs.
40 Der month and expenses paid good
men for taking orders. Steady work. APP
ply to the Protective Nurseries. Geneva,
NY.
WANTED.-A competent girl for general
homework. Good pay and steady en-
ployment. Mrs. DR.. STEELE, Gaysyille,
Vt. Il
N. w. McCullOm, contrary 10 report, viii
not ship wood out Of town until all here
have had a chance to buy. He has so or 70
cords Of dry hard wood
FOR -Thoroue inbred Jersey calves,
sire, Hood Farm Torment. A. j. e. c., 81,
S67, his DAM Tormentor's Lass, a l0-pound
COW. Nv g. ID. PEAKE, East Bethel.
intend to start a class in china painting
in Randolph about Oct. Is. Any who are
interested are invited TO correspond with
me at once. ANNIE l.. MEssER, Rochester.
FARM For sALE:-One OF the best in
Vermont; PA acres; will keep 30 COWS;
will sell farm, stock, tools and crops, or
will sell bare farm. 5w
Mrs. B. NJ. SMITH, Randolph Ctr, Vt.
FOR SALE;-Gray horse eight years
old, stands 16 hands, weight, eleven
hundred will work double or single;
very stylish driver, kind and gentle for a
lady to handle. Come and see him.
Price right.
NJ. l.. CHADWICK Randolph,Vt.
For SALE:-500 feet three inch boiler
tubes, u to IS feet in length, with hubs
for connecting same. Warranted sound.
Eight cents per foot while they last.
About 80 cedar posts seven and nine feet
long, five to eight inches in diameter.
Also beets, celery, cabbage and our
famous table turnip which has no
superior. Write or call on Burnell &
Totman, Florists, Randolph, VT. 3w
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09
AGENTS Wanted.

Use Royal Poultry Mixture,a guaranteed
cure for Cholera and Roup and wonder
full egg producer. Royal Lice Killer, the
greatest insect destroyer known. Try
them, that's the test Call or address p. j.
Blanchard, General Agent, Randolph, VT. II
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09
Bids Wanted.

For cutting and hauling from $4,000 to
100000 feet of logs, distance less than two
miles; also 30 cords of bark to be hauled
five miles from lot in Pittsfeld to Stock
bridge. f. h. BASS, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09

Other items on 7th page
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-11

ibetten bon peiBeu Spiseu ,tnb Dem
GroBen SUIT nit ser mauenben
StrauBenfeoer Die Iufmerfiamfeit
auf itf sog unb Sortenie i'm augen.
bid ooaitdnoig f%eiielte.
rSl6, Iaiien Sic ltns 0ie @abG CANA
rad Den @iiniden bes Ialers rid.
ten, Srau @rafin", iagte Suunitn
einfatl, ntpir baben oann peiter feline
Wtiihe bapon. Der &iinltler miinldte
elm Sagofoitiim BON griinem Samnlr,
olio m1tB er iiber5eugt iein oaB 10.
mobl 6arbe, ais Stoff it'd fir Die
8eipanoung eignen."
~gtun, oaB Dies bunfle Sago.
foitiim GIT Sbrer earsen Sigur
mlBerorOentlid gut palien miro.
b1tte i6 ais Sale altd p~orultsiagen
founen. 0a5u lit elm 9iinltlerallge
nift uotbpenoig", iaste Die 9rdfin,
inoem lie ibren 8lif ipoblgefIaig aui
Dem i6onen WGoden ruben lieB.
sd bate mid i'm Gtillen audj
it)on fir ben srinen Sammt ert.
ihieoer."
Limo Sitanita mar glei6 beim
Gintritt III ben Saal 10 gang BON
Gem griinen S6gerfleio e%ingenonl.
men, baB iie ben geibmafpollen
&eitan5ug nod feines @lides ae-
miiroigt bat, iagte Sortenie ploslid,
Die bisber i6peigeno Die umliegen.
hen Serrlidfeiten bemuroert bate.
Sa6ei nabm lie ben pauenoen Sober
hut, ieBte i'm NIT pielem @eibif auf
%SSuanita's aoloenes Soar uno iaete,
inoem lie etnise S6ritte %5uriidtraI.
init bemunbernben 8liden gu ibr
~biniebeno:
nSa, ia, bie grbgrGfin bon Hei-
GJol5beim DeiB Die Ser5ensmeinung
bes Spiegels, obne bieien Inn Ratb
aefragt al baben."
Ssuanita's @aueen fGrbteu iif nit
bitnflem &otb. sic nabm rubig NIT
elmer anmltbtgen 8epegulg ben
SUIT bon ibrem &opfe uno iagte:
n0u ideinit Die Ibiidt 81 ba6elL
Sortenie, mid beute IN 8erlegeubeit
alt ieeen. Sett, no i6 um Setu
@orbaben ipeiB, iperoe id mid au
i6iisen Diiien."
so, MN oas lit MIR berubigeu6
fir mid. Sci einem lleberfaa bait
On did audi niemals iattelfeit BE.
tuieien, gu arme @ebrloie", nedte
Die gomteiie iibermiitbig. rSA
mohte MIR ben @rafen @rpin &c.
ieben baben, Denn Oh linn 5uerit in
Dem rei5enoen Saserfleio begegnet
mdreit."
sd bofie nidt, baB er fid IN ben
Sammt nerliebt baben piiroe, Sor.
tenie", iagte Suanita III Semielben
munteren Gone.
Gortiesuue foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-11

Hod berortigeu beftigcn SdGt.,...
Reconsideration perficl lie baum &C.
robnlif IN cil,cn 3itItano Ger @e.
tpuBtloligfeit, Ser Die erIhredtel.
eltern uur nit GROCER 9eiorsntB ali
Die 3utunft oenten lieB.
Suanita mid Gag mo Natlt nitlt
bon Dem Bette Der SreunOin uno e
bate Den Init,ein, ais Dirfe mn
allein ibre Rdbe berrbigeno aui Die
&ranfe. Son ibr nabm Sortenie &C.
Dltlbia iebe Ar3nei, Die ibr gereidt
ipuroe, uno ole Sano Slldnita's IN
Der ibrigen baltenO, perfiel lie III
fitrsen, leid,ten Sblummer.
SaS jlrnge WfGOden bemieS BEL Ser
Tfleae Der Gomteiie cine SelbItper-
leugnung, Die oie @ltern Sortenie's
untpiQfiirlih our Sod)aftung uno
@erebrung 5lpang, obidon lie SUD
nita lett Dem Gage ibrer gerIobung
nit Dem ibrer Sodter beitimmtell
iuilqen @raipn ttltr nit "inneren,
Wiisbebagen angeieben batten.
Suanita batte ieit ienem gliif-
lifen Ibeno, an Dem grpin nm lie
aeporben ullo tie bas 8eltGnoniG
ibrer Siebe allsgetouidt, Ben iitnger
@rufen MIR einntal ipiebereeieben.
Die unmittelbar oarouf ousbre.
dlenoe beftige &ranfbeit Sortenie's
batten es ibr oils Bflidt erideinetv
laiien, iid ausi6lieBlid ser Bflcge
Der &eiOenOen az miOmen, unb il
bradlte lie, 10 idluer es ibrem Ser5eu
Guh Duroe, NIT ielbitloier Singabe
Oas Spfer, iid auf einen fur5er
idrtftliden @erfebr nit Grpin gu
beihrGnfeu.
Serr @aloner, Der nG6renS sic.
Ter 3eit eridien, INN auf @unih oes
9rafen Aei6Ol5beim Die iu1lgeu
8rautlellte 81 einem geiu6e bea
Des Saterbauies ab5ubolen, ml,Bte
Die Giidreiie allein nieOer antrete1t,
neil Snanita 5iuar nit groBem 9e-
oauern, bod gang entidieoen erfldr.
te, Die Gomteiie iest unm0slif per.
laiien 5u fonnen.
Sic unterlieB nidt, tGgli6 uno
itiinolif mir Die @ieoergeneIung ltuS
bas Ipdtere Slid ibrer Sreunoill
rertrauenspou 81 beten, utO ba5ipi.
idcn bat lie nit 10 berebten @orter
BET Den @ltern Sortenle's I'M Ole
@intpiaigung IN Die Bitten ibrer
Spdter, DaB lie es ais einen GROCER
Grfola betraften fonnte, bon BEN
@rafen @eilbnrg ME mebr cine ob'
idlaeige Intrport seb0rt 5i baben.
Die @rafiu mar idon Idnger Sc
reit, Den @iinifen ibrer Softer
n~ah5utommeu. Ser Ir5t bate if.
out gefragen obne llrnihDeife er.
tldrt, oaB Die politdnOige @ieOergc.
neilmg Der Gomteiie, I'M SaIe lie oie
8riiis iiberitdnOe, mr. bur6 Die 5ar.
teite Shonung ibrer @emiitbsItim'
muna erlangt peroen tonne, uno oaf
e. ibr i'm Sntereile oeS ipGteru
2ebens ibrer Sodter MIR ratbe!
Tonne, ben Grafen our Ra6giebigteii
s!l bepegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-11

Wonate iino ieitoem bergangen.
Ser @inter nit ieinen rallben Stir.
men, nit ieinem S6nee uno @is
mar erifienen ulb mieoer entif)puE.
ben uno batte nllr nit groBem @iber.
itreben Die lpeiBe Sede mttgeuommei,.
Die er bisber nit neioilher Sorgfali
iiber ale Seine Dedte, Die Der anfom.
meuoe 6riibling nit Ma4t an allen
gnoen bina1strieb.
Die Nprilitiirme naren porii6er
|rnb sic goloigite Maiionne lafJte sll.
frieoen alf Die beiOen uns MOBILIZE.
fannten iungen MGbden, bie BORT,
Nrm in arm perifIungen, an einem
Teniter bes grafIib @eilburg'itell
Sauies iteben.
Sortenie's 9eiidt, nod INNER ct
mas 5arter uno ourhiiftiger, alS
mir es aus iriiberer 3eit gepobnt
ilnb. lit BON einem gliidliden 2d1eln
perfldrt, uno ibr Iuse bdngt nit
einem 8ltde banfbarer 9erebrung az,
Der neben ibr itebenben Suanita, Die
nit Dem ieelenpolen 8lif, Ben lie
lest auf Der 9omteiie ruben lGBt,
if0ner erideint, ais iemals.
Sour langiam mar Sortenie bon
Ger iduereu &ranfbeit geneierL Die
ibr iunges 2eben ernitbait beorohte
lnlo pie bate lie iib III Der oerbGit.
niBmdBig fllr5en 3eit perdnbert.
Niemanb Diiroe IN benz blaiien,
itiaen WGohen Die mintere, iibermii.
|tbiae Sortenie mieoererfannt baben.
Gle lie nod Dor aurSem selpelen.
Stumm uiO tbeilnabmloS eeger
lire ltmgeblng lag Tie IN ibrenl
Seiiel, IN @eoanfen oerloren, trGll.
meub. Sas ~leiieite @eraul6 periests
tie in cine fieberbafte Iufregtng ,n,S
MIR SSuanita oeritano es, Die Gont,
teiie IN ibrer retSbaren Stimmuna
an bebanbeln.
ltnfabig, Das Seelenleioen leineS
einsigen aiuoes ldneer an5uieben,
aab Der @raf BEN pieOerbolten Bitten
ieiner Srau unb Suanita's nad
,rnb piatate in Die @%erIobuns oe9
Baron S%tolaenb0b uno ieiner
Sohter.
Seit bieier Belt naDm sic Recon.
r~alescen5 Sortenie's Den erfreuli6'
iten Sortsang uno penn audi Die
iriife Sarbe auf ibren @ansen nod
ni6t 5uriidgefebrt mar, 10 bot bod
oas title, ielise Slid, bas ieit oieier
3eit aus ibren @usen ipra6, Die IL
terlte Soifnung auf cine baloige.
pollitaubige 8eneiuue.
.@ie goloen Oie Come Iatt
Suanita", iaete Die Gpmteiie, iif
eng on sic Sreunoin ibmiesenb
.m0dte unier Soh5eitstag ebenic
belt nnb ireunolif fem"
Soften mir, Dab uniere 3ufunil
iid ebenio geItaltet, pie bieier mon.
niac Maitag", %erpioerte bas ld6nt
Mdoden nit einem Influge ppl
Shperuuth.
.Slr allett babe ld) mem Slltd 81
pcroanfen. III treueS Ser5", iagtc
S~orterie. bic Ben crniten Son in oci
gScrteu ihrer SreunOin ni6t be
mcrttc. .gSie ielbitloS utO liebeu0lI
hait Oh Gid meiner angenomnlcH."
r@ott bot glaeS siIm Better &c,
lcnft, Sortenic. Sbm laB ms
banfen, SoB or did Dem 2e6en ipic
ocgibeufte unb Iih ms erbiclt. Gel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-11

giirsermeiiter: yGs pirb beabiid'
tiat, bier i'm Srt cine freipiuige
SererDebr 5I biloen!"
Bauer: .Sa, aber fur mas bamm'
ma uns NADIA periidern laiien2"
X
@auner (bei 9eridt az ietuer fdou
ettpas Glteren 8ertbeibiserin):
.fyrGulein 9oftor, tpenn i'd freige.
iproben tperbe, 10 betratbe i'd Sia
oils 9anfbarfett."
ngber, Serr @irth, in Dem gier
lit ia cine Siege e%rtrunfen!"
pSa, mein 9ott, ib fam ni6t ir
ieben &rus elm &ettungsboot
bangen!"
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
FIRED AT HIS SERENADERS.
Bridegroom Barber Resented the Noise
Raised by Some of His Customers. :

LITTLE FALLS. n. Y. May 2.-I.ate last
, night a group Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Keiser assembled around the
Keiser home to serenade the newly mar
ried couple. The first number was touch
ing love song. enthusiastically rendered
by the friends. The bridegroom was in
sensible to charms of this sort, and failed
to appear.
As he did not seem to appreciate vocal
music the screnaders resorted to drums.
horns and tin pans. Keiser was driven to
desperation by the noise and telephoned
for the police. who did not go to Keiser's
rescue.
instead OF appearing on the porch to
thank his well wishers and to pass around
cigars Keiser began to fire a fusiliade at
his serenaders. After he had emptied his
revolver the crowd dispersed. remarking
that the bridegroom had queer ideas of
hospitality. One bullet went through tire
trousers Of one member Of the serenading
party.
Kciser is a boss barber and his place Is
patronized by the leading citizens of this
town Many OF the party were his GUS
toners. Keiser declares that the cart
ridges he discharged were blank. but
others say that something more substan-
tial than wadding flew through the air.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03

! mile. Alcedo. 122; Watercolor, 126;
Bonnibert. 12l and Col. Padden, 104 Far
rell entry; McMeekin, 120; Herbert, Ter
Candles. 1l9; Roehampton. lie: His Emil
hence. 10. Heno. 1O7. and Kamara 103
Mackay entry; Far Rockaway, 107; Car
buncle. 1o3, and Dixieline, 81, Wilson en-
try; Reina. 102. and Arsenal. 80. Feather
stone entry; Whiskey King. IOl: Som
brero and Old England. 100, Morris entry.
Pentecost. Saturday, Smart Set, Chiffon,
9S; Lux Casta. SO.
Fifth race-The New York Steeplechase
Handicap; for four-year- olds and upward;
two miles. Somers. 156. and Plato. 153.
Chamblet's entry; Jim McGibben, 156; G..
w. Jenkins. 1872; Emerson. 1872: illuminate,
1913. and Miss Mitchell, 157. Widener en-
try: Last Chord. 156
Sixth race-For three year-olds and up
ward; selling; seven furlongs.-Dr. Rid
die, Ia; Tchula. los: The Referee. 104;
II. l.. Coleman. IS; NJ. Harrison. 80; Pc
ninsula, IS; Highlander, 1O3; Early Eve,
IS; Carroll D.. 81; Sharpshooter, 9s; sa-
tire, ll3: Vassal Dance. 9S; Seminole. 1lS:
Duckoy, II; Flying Fox, 11s; Jack De-
mund, l04.
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Results at Worth.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. May 2.-Results Of TO.
days races: track slow:
First race--For -year-olds; four fur.
longs. Filly Deck DominickD. 10 !
won; Courage tBirkenruth). 4 TO /. sec.
ond; Totila Victory, Is to /. third
Time O:52.
Second race--For ree-year-olds and
Upward; selling; six furIOngs. Theory
tBirkenruthl, even, won. Peace tDom.
1nickD, . TO !, second: SandtIea tW.
Naldo), 20 10 !, third. Time, I:lS 2-5.
Third race-For four years lds and up-
ward: seven furlongs. Charley Moore
fSeaton), 10 10 /, won; Automaton tOtis1
= TO z, second; Hermeneia CBirkenruthl
s TO s. third. Time; 81 Is
Fourth race-For three year-olds; ona
mile. owenton DEAN. TO i. won: Luz
Glen Appleby oBirkenruthy, S 10 2, second;
Oils DominiciO, to !, third. Time,
1:s5I-5.
Fifth race-For two year-oIds; selling:
five furiongs. Brookston tAustettl. 4to i
won; Mirance fSeaton), to i. second.
Lady Matchless Nv. Waldo, u to ]. third.
Time. 1:04
Sixth race-For tbrec-year ODDS and up-
ward: selling; one and one-sfxteenih
miles. Marcos totis), even, won; Homage
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st. Louis Entries,

ST. LOUIS, May Entries for tomor
/ rows races:
First race-For three-year-olds and I'M
ward; selling; six furlongs; Woodstick
lo2; Brightie b., 80; Clarkey, %; Fla,
! Cry, s6; Icon, 1917; Missile, 81; Pruewood
lO2; Marcy, loo: Clar.aa. 81: Marsi,
Clopton, IS; Brown Vail, 1Oi; Robert Jr.
lo.; salinda, 1o4; Peter Duryea, III.
Second race-For maidens, two years
old; four furlongs. Easy Trade. En-.
chance, los: DIR. Kammerer. Seize. los:
Scotch Snuff, Flora Levy, La Amanda. los;
fettijohn. los; Jensen, 1O5; Luckette, los:
Little Sunshine, Sue Vius, 1O5; Duke
Dashaway, los.
Third race-For three year, Ids and nm
ward; five and half furlongs. Aurea.
lOs; The Bronze Demon. 1903: Elastic. III /:
Orleans. Miss Aubrey, 1903: Judge Pettus.
Haviland, los; Kindred. III; The Light.
lo6; Oscar, los; 4. d. Gibson, 105; Am
pere, 1l3.
Fourth race-The Inaugural stakes: for
three-year- and upward: one mile
Schwalbe. IS; Lunar. los: Lady Strath-
more. 112; Wakita, IS; South Breeze
Nearest, 81; Brulare, los: 4. ID. Gibson,
i02; Peaceful. 10; Maximus, LOG; Odnor,
l02; Bengal. rs: Bill Massie. 100: Wax
taper. 126; Santa Ventura, 80; Nobleman,
Alice Turner 1902.
Fifth race-For three-ye Odds; six
firlongs. Holcum, 81: Blue Mint. %.
Nellie Brown. 100; Tuckpaw. 95: Seflare.
Katfir. lo5: Colonial Girl. 100: Hainault.
102; Evening Star. 1O5; Rose of Red, 100;
Ethelyne, los; Father Wentker, ITO;
Sambo. 1O5.
Sixth race-For three-year-old and up-
ward; selling; one mile and seventy yards.
Beauchamp, s.; Alec, Prestome. 1916: All
Saints, 167; Saragamp. 81; Sunro. I0I: ".
Gates. 107; Nettie Regent, 1O3; Sir
Rolia, Jos; Miss lara, 30; Ell Ghor. 100:
107.
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Results at Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 2.-Results OF
today's races; track slow:
First race-For three year olds and up-
ward; one mile. King DAILY to'Neill).
even, won; Jim Clark tDade). to /. sec
ond. Joe Martin walsh, ; to l. third.
Time, lis.
Second racc-For maiden two-year-o lds.
Fore and Aft CHelgerson). 20 !. won:
Stand Pat fGormleyl. 2 TO ]. second:
ouita fo'NeilD, 3 to ], third. Time,
0.57R.
Third race-For three-year-ol and
upward: one mile and seventy yards. Jor-
dan t0'NeilD, to ., won; Ethel Wheat
CHelgersonb. to 2. second; Blink Beau
champ. to ], third. Time, l:47L.
Fourth race-For maiden three-year-
Odds and upward: five and one-half fur
longs. Aules lDade). even, won; Sally
Green (O'NeilD, 6 to /, second; Commend
QHelgcrson), 3 to J. third. Time. l:G9IL.