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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-28

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ma unb oeiien beoDrftebenbe Snauz
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uno Die Oronung Der inneren Gnaez
leoenbeiten Guba5 ben gubanern s1
iiberlalien baben.
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biplomatiihen 8esiebutteen, ipuie
Der reaen 5anoelsbeaiebunsen 8miz
jd)en cuba uno ben Ser. Staten lit
baber aber Die @tnlebung zines @e=
ianoten, iDpte bpn goniulorz8 eom=
ten erfuroerlid.
.3u bielem 8ebufe unterbreitet Der
8ra1ioent baber Dem @pnerelie Die
folgenoen gmpfeblunaen our Gin
Iebung:
y @ines auBereroentliden Sc
Ianoten uno benDamd9tieten Mini=
fterreiibet1ten in 6apana nit einen1
@ebalte uDn $40, 1000, lupie stpeier
@eianbtidaftsz Seeretdre nit einem
@ebalte BON $4,000 relp. $500.
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$4,000, lpnie:
- @on 3nei g%Dnluln in Gienfu=
e9os uno Santiago be Cuba, nit
einem @ebalte bon lie $4,000.
9abei 1T nod b%elonoers gu bemer=
teu, oaB Der Brdlibent Die Mufbe=
bung oer iebt mod an Iebs anoeren
Srten gubas beItebenoen amerifani=
ihen @onlu(ate empfieblt, ooer bod
menieltens pDrldufia, bis cine tuei=
tere @ntmidfung Der 6anoelsbesie=
bungen sniihen beiben 2dnbern Die
@iebererridtung bteler gpnfufate
epentuea minldensmertb erlbeinen
laiien iDllte.
ueberbaupt, meint Der Yrdfioent
am Sbluiie bieier 8ptldaft, ent=
aiebe iib Die ipdtere gntpidluna
oieler Beaiebunaen auf @runo Der
bis5erigen grfabrungen nit guba
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alien 8ereduungen, ooh iet su bpf=
fen, ouB burb cine uetle 8eiebees
bung Die Iufgabe, tpelbe Die Ser.
Staten i'm Sabre 1898 iibernabmen,
in aaieitia befrieoigenber Weiie gez
lot tueroen tniiroel
Der &ouareB erbdlt hurd oiele
8oti6aft tpieoer Elm gemaltiees
neues IrbeitSquantuln CUR grfebis
gung 5uaepieien. umfaiien bod Die
acknowledgements unter atoerent
audi Die 8~eitimmunaen gum grtperb
Der Ssla De Binos. gum @rmerb
afnerifaniider TfDttenz unb Goblenz
itatiDnen auf Der Sniel Cuba, 1onie
fir Die gDntrDfle itber bas Sanitatsz
melen CUR 8erbinoerune Der aus
breituno BON gpibemien &c. aues
9inge, beren grleoieung bel 8eit
in Inipru6 nebnien uno piel Mibe
uno Nrbeit fDIten miro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-28
sdut iiir Manuer oer sefeutlidfeit.

Sin ofterreibti6er GrIinoer bat aus ei1ent eiaeu.
artlg 9efppbenen Gabritat elm &leioun0sfiid berae.
lteut, pom benz ~bebauptet piro, baB es eiinem WefIer.
itIdl ooer elmer 9l9el aus Der Iitole zines gttentdtsri
&!loer1tano lelitea miro. Die &nnabme beiiel6er
miro 9erri3ern nnO Ntanuern Der Seifentlidtea
iphlioeroarfn S9Is 9ebeu, nno ipabreno es moth.
lhtlbcn, 1T es ood) ulenoIib ipi6tieer, ibu Dor er1s
item S9anen innerli4 3u ipabren1 ME iol1er ana
WagenIt6rin9, lbtoaden Wieren ODER 8lutornutI
Deroor9s1en mag. Sas bette Der gBiienidaIt Be.
tannte Wtittel CUR 0ertellun0 uub sum Sdak Ser
8elnnobeit il bag alte jupcridifge 3otetters ma
eeuts b~erseieIt, inoem 81 ale ioISe aeiOcn bette ME-
trantbaltsn 8%opfldmer1, gerOauunosidudde, Spss
peplie, Sldbiu6t Sdlaflofgteit, Neroplitdt nn0
9oLeoergtttun9. So 1T ferner Elm ausoe,eihnetes
6raDlabrs=gelebnnss5 uno 8lutreinigunes=M itteI
tne lollte in leeem 6ausbatt iein. 9as e6te hat
Hnlere Nripot= Sbubmarte am 6alie Der GfIaihe.
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Gecil 3bpScs' 2ebenslauf.

Cecil @booes purbe i'm Sabre
1858 in DEM en9lilhen Stdotber
StOrtforo, als Der Sobn zines oorti.
gen @eiitliden eebpren. Gin dlterel
gruoer BON inn tpar nab Natal
ausgemanoert, tpp er Sarrner eerppr.
Den mar. Cecil moute, mie ieiu
@ater, @eiitlider tperben, aber nod
ebe er 16 Sabre aft mar, madbten 1id
BET ibm SpmptDme Der 9ungen=
i6minoiuht bemerfbar, uesueeen
inn Die Mer5te bringeno rietben,
einen &lima,Weblel ppr%aunebnter,
oa er in England nidt lanee am 2e=
ben bleiben tperbe. Gr entf6loB iid
oaber, ebenfaa8 nab Natal aussu=
panoern uno fubrte ben gntihluB
audi aus. Ct 5oe gu ieinem 8rl1-
Der auf Die Sarm, mD er balb pieoer
81 Graften fam uno feline @eiuno=
belt pDllig m%ieoererlangt 81 baben
alaubte. Mls iein Druoer nab ettpa
Sabren auf ether @lepbantens Saao
um's 9eben fam, febrte er itab gttg.
lano surud, UNI in Srforb gbeologie
su Ituoiren. Iber faum tpar er
bort, als fem 8ater itarb unb auBer=
Dem fem altes 2ungenleiben iib tpiez
Der bemerfbar, mabte, iooaB er iib
CUR iDfortieen Hiiffebr na6 Siibs
Gfrifa entidloB.
Seiuen gan5en 8elib blloeten $50,
aber nit bieien Sog CT ms Snnere,
mad ben 8iamantenfeloern BON
&imberlep, mo er in ben Miner, ar
beitete, biz er enblib einen &ontraft
CUR Nuspumpun9 uno 9rodenhal=
tuns Der er0Bten Winer erlangte.
gr purbe nidt in @elb, lDnoern in
2anb=" Claims besablt, bub ee=.
lang es ibm in furser Belt, auf bieIe
@eiie etna Elm Drittel Der 9iamat,=
tenfeloer Der %llmgebun9 BON aimber=
lp in ieinen @eiib su brinaen.
Gaum fiiblte er li6 als naapita<
lilt", dig er Sinans Operatlunen
groBen Stills sur 8ereinieung Der
perlDleoenen Wltnen : Geleulbaften
inlsenirte, ourb Die er allmdlig Die
8Dntroae iiber Die geiammte 9ia=
MISUNDERSTANDING in leinen Sanoen
fonsentrirte.
Nls in Der 9ransoaals &epublif
i'm Sabre 1889 @plb gefunoen pur=
De, perlegte GbDoe5 ben Sdauplab
ieiner 2bdtigfeit nab johannesburg,
ND er ebenfaqs balb gum maBsebens
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9leid 8orliBenoer Der De 8eers
9iamautenaeIeliGait" nit einem
&apital BON 500. 900, 900 unc Der
nSib : QIrifanilden 8olominen.
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pital BON $25. ZOO, 900.
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AUDI in oas Barlament Der gapsgpz
ionic pablen. oa er ieinen financiel=
len giniluB NOD our6 politilhe
Waht peritarfen su fDnnen bDffte.
@r oppDnirte Der @olonialreeierung
outs beftiqite, oa bieielbe leiner ans
iidt rad gu iaumielia in Der unters
tperfung Der Gaffern i'm 8aiuto, unb
i'm 8etihuana . 2anoe mar, unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-28
2Ste 9elareD mieoer benz Soro
3itdlemer emtiAliinfte.

2urb &itbener Bate obermals
cine groBe, iib auf Elm ausaeoebn=
tes 9ebiet eritredenbe Iftipn einae=
fdoelt, INT bie5 Mal nun. gang be-
itimmt" 8elareD uno feline feline,
aber peruegene Heiterlhaar eefan@
gen ST. nebmeu. Gber es muroe
pieoer Nidts baraus! Die Grg@
lanoer madten 5tuar cine Nnsabl
ppn 8urerl gu @efansenen - nobel
lie aber nabrideinlid nidt MIR Die
8erpunbeten, lDnbern aud Die
Srouen uno 9inoer mit5ablen-ltno
lie erDberten AUDI elm paor @ez
idabe, oDb linb bies Der 8eitrei=
bung nab pffenbar Die 3 5iinf5ebns
pfunoer uno Die 5pei nBomp0ns",
pel6e Die Buren erit pDr &urSem
Dem General Metbuen obeenpmtnen
batten.
2uro &itbener beribtet iiber oies
len neuen nSieg" redt ftein(aut
Solgenoes oas &rieesminiiterium
in lonoon:
n@egen 9unfelperoen puroe Der
bereinte 8oritoB unierer gplonnen
berittener 5hiben begonner, aber
obne 8ei6ibe ooer lonitiee Die
ibnelle 8epegune ~bemtnenbe Sim
berniiie. Ser SDritDB tpuroe unter=
nDrnlten BON Commando Drift alu
8aale Giper aus. Die ganse Wadt
btnour6 oauerte Der Warld uno Bel
9agesanbru9 batten mir Die gauge
2inie BON GDmmanbo=9ri Bis aur
2ihtenburger 8ludbaus 2inie be-
iebt. uniere 9rupper bepeaten Iid
nit groBer 5bneqiefeit nah Often
81 uno unIere Nbli1t gina babin,
Den Seino gegen Die 8lodbduIer au
treiben ooer i'm aur clifton gu spin=
gen. 8efemids gplpnne aerietb
nit ben 8uren anetnanber, ma6bte
cine ansabl @efanaene unb erbeu=
tete mebrere Waeert unb ettua 100
3opf Bieb, aber Dem @rus Der Buz
ren gelang es abermals, Die Qinie
81 burdbreAen uno gu entfommen.
Die enalilben 9ruppen leaten so
Meilen in "A Stunben suriiG.
SH ei1tem ipateren 8eribte meloet
2oro &itdener: vIae 8eridte Der
.elnselnen GDlonnen liegen iebt Dor.
Die @elammtsabt Der @efanaenen,
Die mir geinad)t baben, belduft lid)
auf 1885,"
Sir cine 10 iorgfdltig eingefaoelte
yeroBe Nftion" 1T bas elm redt be-
iheioenes &elultat
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9o8 8er(inpr Snher,on

9as gerliner 6obensoaern-
Wtuieum i'm S6lpfie Monbiiou fam
auf Elm 25idbrioes 8eiteben suriids
bliden. Oas MuIeum tpur6e am
%. Mdra 1877 i'm 8eiiein be8 aoi.
lerS Wllbelm l., oeS Gronprinsen
Srteortb Wilbelm nno soblreid,er
Yrtn5ert uno Slritli6feiten erDffnet,
uno stpor ols ,,8aterlGnoi1des Wlus
leum''. Nm l. September 6elIelben
Sabres CAB aaiier 8ilbeln benz
Wuleum bel @elegenbeit Der uebers
weilung Der 8eidnerliften ben Sea
men Observation-Disclosures Das
Wtuleum entbdlt betanntlid cine
Sanlntlutt9 BON NltertbImern,
Decentralization un0 @rinneruuaen
aus Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8eibibte.
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Geine 6OffnunQ utebr.

0ie piele Meni6en giebt es, iuelde INNER tlaaen,
eieentliA iehlt. Neun aug sebn 9criuncn Fterbel ei=
mes laugianien Sooeg an Sapin6Iu6t ooer NerUen=
erid6piung nuo piiIen es gar ni6t. gBarte ni6t bis
5er3tlopIen uno Slide in Ser 9ruit ii6 ~einaetellt ba=
6et, bis on Did matt, trant uno arbeitsunidbia
iublf, lonoeru ifrci6e gleih, penn nu oies lieft. uno
i'd weroe Dir Gin BUD icnoen, oas otr pi6tige anf=
tldraua hn0 iolde Rat9i6l6ee ert6eilt bel oeren Be
1~er5ioun9 Die 6arbe auf Den g9anger. oole 8eIuno=
belt ur.o Grobinn idnel 3urdftebren merotn. 8ies
les auBerOroentli9 iHtsreiiatte uno lebrrei6e Bud,
eos bon Sung mo @tt. Mani ooer 6rau geleisn
lperoeu iOlte. i'll su 6e3iebcn fIr % @ents III 9rief=
marten. Maf a~oreifrc: Wfenidlenfreunb. 1871
6. Mnenue, Nein gerf. u. y.
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Gin,

RanHIide Obrtremmela BON S6ruerbBrig,
teit un6 ObreuiouIeu gebeitt porben 1T,
bat ieinem Sntitut elm @eibenf BON
q, 200 Dollars lbermabt. baunit ioIde
taube uno idbuerb6rige 8erIDnen, tpelde
ntbt Die Wtittel beItben, iid bic Obrtrpm.
meln au oerIhafen, bieielben umiOnt er.
balten f6nnen. 8riefe nDlle ma obreI.
Iiren: No. 90 N, Das Institut Nicholson,
''Longcott" GunnersburY, London, w.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08

the work performed by that noble breed of dogs called the St. Bernard in rcsci:Hg weary men from almost certain death?
 In recent article we pointed out the necessity of stalking winter trails in Northwestern Alaska. In addition to, this, caches might be erected, where needed, which, besides containing necessary food, would afford temporary shelter for the poor musher overt aken by the deadly blizzard. It may be urged that the caches would be footed by, yea, forsooh knaves So they might but that should not prevent the experiment. being made. little stern justice meted out to the pcrpetrator of such outrage would teach q sauary lesson.
 This section will have permanent population for many years come if for all time and, this be- ing the. ease, means of attording shelter and relief, other than those which now obtain, must be had. The road houses the different trails, a rule, are not provided with any me,ns of afordng medicine and medical aid of any kind in eases of accidents from the frost or o,h5r sickness Bandages and the lke as well fs q little stock of drugs would very often prove godssnd to the unfortunate musher on the trail.
 These facilities will probably be found in time at all these wavside hostcres and the idea is here sug gested in order that the time may be hastened. Wt expect aid from the federal government there fore must he p ourselves.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
AS TO MUNICIPAL. AFFAIRS.

Although the municipal election is twoI months distant the time is opporune to remind the voters of the municipality that it is not too soon to begin to prepare for the election; that is, to cast around for the best available timber that can bel Sound for councilInen and school trustees. Where things are done in rush and hurry grievous mis- takes are sure to bemade and they may be materially Iessened or avoided altogether by little timely fore thought In the first place, the present council should provide for thorough system of registration of voters, that ths vote cast will be so fair and honest that there can be no suspicion of corrupt practices,
 While all sections of the city should be repre- sented after all it makes but little difference where the councmen and school trustees to be elected come from, or in which precinct they may reside. Good men it seems to is the only desideraum, and the portion of the city in which they may be located is an immateria matter Nome is destined to be important business and, therefore, earnest attention should be given to the problem how to secure the most economical and efficient government.
 We are not unmindful of the fact that the first council of the incorporated community had hard task before them. They had to evoke order out of chaos. They were compelled to meet conditions which. only found in remote and isolate: towns such as this. That this council have made many mistakes few will deny. but it is submitted that no council could have been selected that would have steered. clear of all shoals and difficulties. The ttouble with Nome has been that the present council started out much too elaborate plan. There were many high-prieed officials few of whom gave a quid pro quo for what they received. Leakages occurred through want of experience, rather than through wilful perversity. When money poured in at the beginning of the history of the municipality it vas used as if the would continue for twelve months instead of three four. It is small wonder therefore that when the dried up the city had empty treasury and lot of outstanding warrants But the credit of the city is good and every dollar of the indebtedness will be met in full.
 The next administration of city affairs will be en- abed to profit by the mistakes and experiences of their predecessors, and if efficient government be not maintained they will be alone to blame. A lax discharge of the duties of government by the men upon whom this duty is imposed should not be tolerated bv any community, andif the people them selves evnce the proper kind of interest in the selec ton of those officials there is usually little ground for legitimate complaint.
 There will be plenty for the next council to do. A more just and equitable method of taxation is neces- sary. While the method in vogue may have been just it has not been equitable, and has pressed more hardly some interests than upon others. There are many other matters of public policy which will arise, but these can be considered as they appear.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-08
REMEMBER TIE POOR MUSHER.

The lives of at least three men were saved in the carly days of last December by provisions which thoughtful and humane missionaries of the lower Yukon had cached on the Innoko river to meet just such emergency. These travellers, like many others in these hyperborean regions. overaken by B blizzard. They without food and re- duced to the dire extremity of eating piece of dried caribou skin, which they found fastened to wall of an abandoned hut.
 These and many similar instances which have occurred in this section during the past two three winters emphasize in striking the neces- eity of establishing relefstaons trails which there road houses. The undertaking would not be a costly one. and it undoubtedly would be the means of saving many lives that otherwise will be sacrificed as in the past unless it be done.
 In all civilized countries where the temperature reaches g. low point such relief stations now found. Who has not read heard of the relief and succor afforded by the monks and their relief stations in the Alps? The monasteries not dotted here and there like road houses welltravsled Alaskan ra but shelters of refuge are and they contain food and nourishment for the traveller who may le over- tAksn by winter storm And who has not read of
The Washington times., 1902-07-23
POOR CARD, LIGHT FIELD.
Track Too Heavy for Owners to Risk
Really Valuable Horses.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The card run OIL
at the Harlem track was very poor
one, and the fields very light. This was
not brought about by any scarcity OF
horses. as there are plenty OF them, but
the track is so heavy that owners will
not enter valuable horses for fear OF
permanently injuring them. There was
no form to the races today, five out OF
the six races going to outsiders in me
betting. The only winning favorite OF
the day was Sardine in the fifth, going TO
the post an odds on favorite-at l TO 2.
The contenders in this race must be a
very common lot when Sardine is made
so much of favorite over them. Stu
dents OF racing form will do well to
throw such races out. Summaries:
First race-Selling; two-year-olds; six
furlongs Lampoon (Helgerson). 3 to /,
won: Almaric g. Walsh), u to !, sec
ond; Pure Dale (Birkenruthl. 6 to /,
third. Time. 1;16 2-5.
Second race-Maidens; two-year-olds;
five furlongs. Miss Manners (Coburn).
to /, won; Penance tRansch), to l. sec
ond. Goouy Two snoeS tMountdInt, ~ 10
/. third. Time. 1:05 Is.
Third race-Three yearo olds; one mile.
Picquart Lyne), 10 to l, won; Little
Scout (Coburn), to 5. second; Archie
(HicksD. 20 to !. third. Time, 1:46 4-5.
Fourth race-Handicap; three-year-
olds and upward: seven furlongs. Bragg
(Ransch). , TO 2. won; Brulare tBirken
ruth, to /. second: Vulcain 'Coburn)
2 TO 2, third. Time. 81 2-5.
Fifth race-Selling: four-year- olds and
upward; six and onehalf furlongS. Sar-
dine (Ranschl. l to 2, won; Old Mike
DEAN. 20 to l. second; Add (Meadej, [
to /. third. Time. l % 2-5.
Sixth race-Selling: three-y -year-olds
and upward: six and one-half furlongs
Della Ostrand (NutU. . to ., won: Mar
ion Lynch DEAN. to /, second; De
claimer tHicks). 10 to !, third. Time.
-; IL
The Washington times., 1902-07-23
RODE THREE WINNERS.
Jockey Minder Carries Off the Honors
at Fort Erie on Heavy Track.

BUFFALO, July 22.-The usual card OF
six races was run OFF at the Fort Erie
track, and although the track is still
heavy and holding, the contests were all
good. and the time very fair-consider-
ing the conditions.
Only one fayorite won on the day. and
as this came in the last ii is extremely
doubtful If the talent had anything left
to recoup previous losses. Jockey Min
der carried off all the honors of the day.
riding three winners, and saving the
talent from a Waterloo by plotting
Sprung to victory in the sixth and last
race OF the day.
The following are the summaries:
First race-For three-year- olds and
upward; six furlongs. Radford Min
der,, to /. won; Tax Man tAdams), to
5. second; Mint Bed Louden), 3 to /.
third. Time. l:17R.
Second race-For maiden two-year-
olds: four and One-half furlongs. Har-
old Keeling (Castro). 8 to l, won: Lamp
shade tWilson). . to 2, second; Flora
Hooper (Minder), 10 to l. third. Time,
0:5Sl2.
Third race-Selling; for throe-year-
olds and upward; one and one-sixteenth
miles. Firing Line tWilson), to /.
The Washington times., 1902-07-23
Harlem Entries.

First race-Three- quarters of a mile
Death, III; Carl Kahler Emma r., lOs;
Lady Idris, Andes, 107; NJ. F. Tarpey,
Money Muss. silurian. 1902; King Barley
corn, Tatar. GoaIrunner Brigadier, lOl
Alline Abbott, 9s; Darlene Queen Vie
toria. 81.
Second race - Three quarters of a
mile. Farmer Jim. lis; Gregor X. Alice
Cary 107; Lemco, 1O4 Millette, st. Mi
rnor, 1O3.
Third race-One mile. Nitrate, lie:
Jiminez. lO5: Prince of Africa. lOe;
Rowland Prince, Prima II. %.
Fourth race-One and one half miles.
Tammany Chief. lO5; John McGurk, loo: /:
Lady Chorister. Egyptian Prince. sS:
Sardonic. -.
Fifth race One mile and seventy
yards. Waswift. l10; Harry New. los /:
Bragg. 1872; Andy Williams. 100: Mar
cos. 9s.
Sixth race - One mile; selling. An
tonius. 122: Chorus Boy, 10; Royal
Penny. Miss Liza. 10s; Linden Ella,
Boomerack 105; Bah, Eva Rice, lO3.
Rabunta, 102: Birdie D., 100: Altoua.
Ravensbury. 9s; Tempter, %; Rollick
II. Somersault. 81.
The Washington times., 1902-07-23

four-year- and upward; about two
miles. Inspector Stevens. l6S tRayi,
to 9. won: Mr.. Stoffel. 15S tHeider), ) to
/. second; Kufa. 149 Up. Callahan, to
]. third. Time, 4:36.
Marylander, Lime Juice The Driver
Victor. and Thriftless also ran.
Standardization. Jils Greenwood.
Fourth race-The Glen Cove Handi-
cap: for three-year -olds; six furlongs
Numerai, 1O4 (Wonderly). to l. won;
Sun Shower, 80 (Rice). 10 to l, second;
Sombrero. III (Jackson). 2 to 5, third
Time, 1:14 1-5.
Northern Star. Barouche, Musidora
and Locket also ran.
Fifth race-Selling: for two-year- olds
six furlongs. DR.. Saylor, 102 Smith,
to /. won: Joe Cobb. 81 (Shea), even. sec
ond; Ringdove, 81 CWaugh), to /. third
Time, TIA %
Mount Hope. Eva Russell. Stonewall
Mennenfield. and Frank Karrick also ran
Scratched-Epidemic.
Sixth race-Maidens: three year Olds
and upward; one and one-sixteenth
miles. Adelaide Prince. "a (Michaels)
to /. won: Stevedore, 90 Smith. tc
/. second Miss Buttermilk, "a tO'Con-
nor), to /. third. Time, 1:4S 2-5.
Dachshund. DR.. Korber. Lucky Bird
Anna Darling Dactyl, Kaleidoscope
Chiron, Frank Keane, John Barleycorn
Lord Badge, Silver Twist also ran.
Scratched-Moranda. Amy A., Worry
Outsider, and Iyernia.
The Washington times., 1902-07-23

won; All Saints (Gormley). 2 TO 1. sec
ond; Filibuster Preston), to 2, third
Time. 1888.
Fourth race-Selling: for three-year
olds and upward; six furlongs. Prue
Wood OCogswelD s to l. won; Also Ran
ii Dangman). to l. second; lola Min
der). to |. third. Time. 1:25.
Fifth race-Selling: for three-year-
olds and upward; six furlongs. Bine-
hello (Minder). > to !. won: Fesay F.,
Grvin). 10 to l. second: Oconee (Castro)
TO ]. third. Time, 1:f7H.
Sixth race-Selling; four year dds
and upward one mile and a furlong
Sprung (Minder). ! to 5. won: Boidle
tPrestom. / to !. second; Lamp Globe
(Alaire). 2 to l. third. Time SO.
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St. Louis Entries.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Entries for to-
morrow:
First race-Three-f -fourths of a mile
Catherine Knox. 1O5; Neva NJ. 106; Little
Chimes, los; Restorative. 1902; Widow
McGoogen, 105; Lady Avon. 100: West
Baden. l1s; Quaker, Ben Brainard, 1O2;
Miss Retta L.. lie.
Second race-Seven- -eighths of a mile:
selling. Velasquez, l0l; Thisbe, 1O6; G
p. Jones. los; Kilimansharo. l05; Curd
Gillock. 106; Annie ldfield. 100; APP
proved, 1O2; Sam Lazarus, Esq, Ill.
Third race-Selling; one mile. Mae
Miller. 100; Legation. 95; Erne, Warner
1O2; Precisely. 105; Ly"ch. Little Mas
ter, Quixada. 1872.
Fourth race-Mile and seventy yards:
selling Lunar. 100: Glenwood. 103
Felix Bard, 1O4; Ell Caney. 1O5; Edgardo,
IO2.
Fifth race-Five- eighths of a mile;
selling; for two-year- -olds. Kubelik. 107:
Crime, l04; Isaac. 80; Pourquoi Pas, 1902;
Ben Lear. 1903; Maverick. 100; Goudy,
1O3: Barnacle. 10; Flash of Night. 103.
Sixth race-Three-fourths of a mile.
Lula Flight. 100; One More. ll6; Mr..
Mulkey, 106; The Messenger, lGS; Little
Ruler. 11s: Kansas Lily, 105; Colonel
Maffet. 10; Elastic. Ill; General Jou-
bert. 1902; Pretender, 10; Russian. 1O9.