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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-13
Philippine Custom. Collections.

Washington, Feb. IA cable message
was received Mt the War Department to-
day. saying that the total collections at all
ports in the Philippines, except Siasa. for
the month of January were about s72o 0W
IN gold, being nearly as much as the coll
lections during October and November last
and about 10000 more than the collections
for the single months Of August and Sep
tember last
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-13

Transplanting of trees in Forest Park
and other public recreation grounds is a
subject that will be accorded careful con-
sideratlon In the future by Park Commits
sioncr R.dgely. I: is his intention to utilize
all the giants IN the Worlds Fair site tha.
the Exposition landscape architects decide
TO remove.
Frederick II. Pape, General su7cr:ntend-
ent OF Parks, departed last evening io-
Detroit. Mich; Chicago ana other cities in
the Northwest to make a study of trans
planting. The worl; has b en- done SO sue
cessfully in other cities that Mr. Ritgey
intends. if conditions here are favorable.
to beaUtify many OF tne parks in ,!.is man
rer.
Many OF tha his trees in Forest Park are
still! hardy, ara mgs; of thrm are too b lu-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-13
THREE clssRGED wITH ROBBERY.
G. Kirby Reports Less of S::9 in
Money nnI Othcr L;,iunl,lcN.

William Farley. John Hitchcock and Pa,-
of robh!a- The house of c. Kirby f Nu.
416 South Fourth street. East St. Louis. of
so in none. and Il large quantity Of ie..-
eiry. were yesterday given their prelimi-
nary hearing before Justice OF the Peace i.
J. McKane.
Justice ..IcFane was compelled II aG-
icurn laia -urt 10 the city Court room DO
cause Of the large nunte- of pes rs who
crowded hiH office. eager 10 Eca" the ;nsii-
mony in the case. The three were aTre7, ad
h. Officer Sicgel of the East s.. Louis 'ie-
paTt:Hcnt. and urC:er one of the barrels Of
apples In their waS found the Jew
Were held TO the Grand jury in the sum
of 500 each.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-13

Merchants Associntion o. Hin IS v.l he n"!f In
Alton he convention = in session at Aurora.
and t,.e vote taken ye-t"-'g- aft moon
Several h;I:,,red c-iy.ates wII he il. attendance
at III" Alton meeting.
Michael Euddc. - years o'd. died Tuesday at
his homo. TWO miles eas; Of yier Alton. from
pE-Uu:,uia.
The Reverend Doctor ] ". Van C!evs. pas
tor 0: TN rst -. Z ChuiC.. 1T East ST Louis.
preached last .,s:IinE At tle resi'ai services
wncn heinz StDGCct-,! Ct tae sixth street
III l.. hurch in Alton. l. Dt.T al '.a.e's
-. i-.t N:ts --i.ie Mos q P.ata.r.''
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GIRL FOUND DEAD IN A TANK.
Texas School Teacher Left Note
Saying She Intended Drowning.
REPURLIC SPECIAL

RFPiiRLlC SPECIAL.
Waco. Tex. Feb. ia special from AL
bany. Tex, Tonight says that Miss Tip
Dandy. IS years Old. teacher in the school
at Moran. near that place. was found dead
IN a tank near her boarding place. last
night. Miss Dandy left note in which she
said that she intended to drown herself
The body was sent to Cisco. where her rel
atiyeS live.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-13
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS ACCEPTED.
building VIII he Completed in Time
for HcEinnini. of EaII Term.

The Board of ElUcation of Alton has ac
cspted the plans for a new High School
building. presented by j. ". GaGdis of
V.nCennes. Ind. The new structure will be
IUilt on Seminary Square. near the Car
field School. The structure will be built of
brick. al a cost not to exceed siS.Cot. IL viii
contain tan recital ln-rooms. with audi
toriu.n, laboratory. library and room 70.
teachers. in addition to offices for the Su-
perinten9Cnt OF Schools ana Board of E1u-
cation. The contract for it. construction
Will be let within 4 few weeks. aud
effort will IL. made to have the building
ready for occupancy hy the l-t Of Septenl-
l.,
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Sick Convict Pardoned.
REPURLiC SPECIAL

jefferson city, Mo, Feb. 12-G0vernor
Dcckery to-day granted a sick pardon, to
willis Joseph, sent up from st. Louis Aprii
Is, 1896. for fifteen years. 70: r1boery in
the first degree. The pardon was Erun'ed
on recommendation Of the prison physc.ln
who states Joseph is suffering from an
hicurable organic disease of the heart
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tiful to he destroyed. ri. Rilreiy SAYS hc
believes 1t would be economical ~ trans
plant many trees to other spot in ioTg st
Park 90 to remove them to other parks.
Ths plan. however does not end with For
est Park. and does rot refer only to trees
on the worlds FAR SIT" s!rat Wi: have -
he removed. He proposes II enhance the
hcaH;y ii all The paris. il y ssiGle. ~
tcansplanting yari ties of trees f:om other
cities.
llr. Pane viii r,Gl.c :: ;,,orruah inves;iGa-
ton Ci methods of tran plan ing. The cost
Ot renewing trees t:oE: one rlare to an
Other must also b.. given attention, as - /!
as the success with trausplauted TIRE :. NJ.
Fa7e's experience - superintendent Of
pa:!ss qualities him. in Nj. Ri.'geiy's ooia-
ion. to do Justice to thc subject
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II. Tov!S-rFoRYA LIN.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Trn,7. Depart Arrive.
Northern Illinois Express
curirgae.1. E~Sercrt and Du-
hI:Gur N 'S-'' IN
yenria and Srrirgtisl,; .....'Il=. 90 ar 400 nm
Chicago Dcyligh. S0"c'l.....-'l.'A - IN '7-si pa,
Springfield .AccoE-I:roi1tion 'i:+5 nm 1879 an
chicago Diamond special o:lo pm 1:ei am
Southern Lines.
Train Depart Arrive.
Pnircnn Mail ard Express
n1urrrytrorO, Carbonate
and Martin ......... ......... '7:ss am 7:2i Pm
No Greens. Fast Nail
Cairo Nenlnhis. Jackson.
Tera and Texas Express:
Nashville Atlanta and
Iacksorv1rle -. -. SIS an '-:H IN
g. y.cr,is STeci1l-6'1i-c. Mem
yhie anI New Orls7ns 1855 am 's:is pm
tcromr~Gat!on Mur0Hrs-
and crsetor ..........-..-.... ti:s5 pm IIso an
Nc-arrrnoi,-tira NurT'hy=
srrii,c- -. ............. $50 pm II:-2 an
sssy Orleans Ti'rltsi-Cairo.
,fe-n-rie. Divfs Flvsr.
Nasrr'Ile Atlanta and Jack
sCrt'i'e lV-lS r! %: An
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Train.
J"rTNrsor Ci'v. - 'urrh'a. Room
VII. -n~a'tf Fort SCOTT. In
f..n Territ-rv a-i T-yss
FN'-3ss .-..-... .....--..
'f ta Eatv Fer" for Dallas.
FIT Wort. TT0us.oa. Cal
-e=-"r SGr. Anton q Nav'c7
city AMI ntsr.Ts+i-t7 uo,1ts.
I-T- son CITY. F0lunD .. Fool
vile. : 'lll4. -c.rSas. Indian
Tsrr't- - and Tens Fv-ra-s.
Missouri. Farses. I9Ii71 Ter
-itnTy AMI 0t'a l,0-'s f-7-o-
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the employ of Minis & Bratton. and, while
attending to a horse or December i OF
last year. he was injured by the animal and
died a result
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81 u
LAKE SHORE. NEW

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER BOSTDN
AND IE!VSinEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express.
New: Y'ri3 lr! Po7ton Limited.
kn.C;iorEnCk=r Srecia! - New
York. Boston, WGshir g:Ol.
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Nattoon and Alton Accral:IO-
ds'i0n .--.------.---.-.-
Boston. New York. CiEcilra-i.
Wash ngtor. Halt!T0r- ana
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures.
AftSr-I.ea"es tlG:S9 =. i,l.. .
s,-Gn a ~ ',-tI u III.
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rain.
,,tE"y Par,- \ Accommodation.
- - Park Accommodate
=" "iiic icCou.rrr rrd-;ira.,.......
!eAas a-i Eans-.s Sat. fo-
a III z. Iop,il. Vicrita.
A AFkinSIS CIV. Okla or1n
i'a'l y. Gain asvii!e rnr ForT
~ " n ----.----.--- ---.---....--.
I'act'ir Ac oTm0'la tio1.........
E&ir Park Accommodated.
i'acIf" AcCO;Enl- u fOn-.........
valley Park AccoGlno !st.on..
Texas and Earsss !.,nite
" & hIlsi. fr f.yroEa
Srrirra. FoE. Smith, Paris.
ala. GresrviiIa. Ennis.
CGtsi arm H1us.cl. Galvt s.
ton. iustin San Antonio.
= rt' age. = gl!r. Tichir..
Bu-r-0a nj ihs West.
Western ExU-nS- Ggr Nin''s.
H"nl>on. Sherman. 0kfaho-
ma. fGrthzEa. joplin ard
NsOIaGI9
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Train.
Tho Bel. Sp cial. except sun
ttF --...-----
Prlug strn. Louisville. Lsx.ns-
ton and way stations. chat
;saogsa. Rome. Atlanta,
Macon and points in the
southeas- ...-.-..
Mount Vernon accommodation
l'r!r"' : Il. l. uisVilie. LsAlrS-
toy and wa- stations. Knox
Vile Ashev.il.. Chattaao0y
Rom. Atlanta. Augusta,
CT riest0r. Macon and all
points in Florida anu ~.
So;!t 1east ......-.........
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Sues for Damages.

In the East St Louis City Court Yesterday
Attorney +. c. Smith entered suit for the
heirs Of John w. Price against Nims
B-attOn for $500 damages. Price was in
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L.. x. & ST. l.. RH. ,Ecn,

Fast Nlil-OversNor-. Clover
ror'. Jn'i'svi':a ard r'1e East
F3-'err Express - Or=usbnFo
'1o"srTort. Louisville and
tSn Els.
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ST. LOUIS siERCHaNGs'. uRiusiE TER
NiNiL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

Eastsouad- Leave Eighth and G-atiot streets.
eAe@1t sunday. i;gi. i. -. sol. -. n:ls
q n. :2-lS. l:+2. -. 400. 5:i5 So. 10
slsa'tay ami sunday oniy-Il Al >. Sinda,
o:-"--i, =. POS A. m: l2-5- 5:2l. E;fl ,. m
I-eats washington Avenue. except Sund 4y4:e.
81, Il. 80. II-0J. I23 Il l2-i-. - %.
=: 4. ..l3 Sc. S:5s p m. Saturday and sunday
orI.y--il.;s IA. Sunday oniy-o:2i. I:Gs. g:-S o
m. -2.cs 5:25. if:iJ p.
Wes:byG-d-L.ave Granite City. except Sunday.
5:l5 5-al. .-l9. S:l4. g:2S 1872 J. 1:l0. PIE,
80 80. 80. s;o5. .:12. s.t7 ,. N. Saturday
Cnv 40 ?. Sunday only-lc.15 5:55. SEQ,
1880 e. m: i:,o. 500 D. Monday only-l2iS
Leave Maiis0H. except surday-s:1s 6:oe. 7:hA
SIS. %:5i. 1876 l:1= eI1. ar. 4:i1. s:7T.
G:ii. ?:@i .. m SATURDAY oaly-;:55 =. Sunday
oE.y.is:2n. 6:91 sos. 1908 a. lI5. 6:oi m.
Monday only-!o:20 a. m.
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. Cured OF Piles,

" March
men, ard inkley, Indianapolis writes: The
Ito hold orft1 It must be an operation costing
Gfrdependent title chance to survive. ! chose
Ssfsunts OF the ,le Cure and one 5o-cent box
Mde!.. stock tralnd and we'll All druggists
N.,,, st .p-i. ,,er fails TO cure any form of
UoEai He st ID ID Book on piles. cause and
& What does alraii. Pyramid Drug Co..
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Arrivals and Departures of Trains at
MI In
BURLINGTON R0uTE-yX

Train.
For Hannibal. II. 6 St J.
ro.nts Quincy. keuAuls and
BgTli.g gtrn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Local to HaCElbal.....------..-.
70: quincy ard NOTtn.----.-.-.
For St Paul. Minneapolis. -ia
LIST S:!- lines. Illinois and
W l. ccEs:n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Observation-Disclosures Pa
ciiic Express. 70. Kansas
CITY. st. Joseph. Northwe
Nebraska. Back HIS. Eyo-
"a EE Montana. Washington.
lse' Saunt. Portland aEt
w c6sA ----..--...-..-
Twin G - Express. for Mimi
NJ o.! : St Paul ard iowa
4he Nebraska -CpiOTaic r,x-
press. for Denver, Colorado.
Ciah and I.ac:fc Coast. va
-. Joseph h-.....-...
Local u Burlington
F1s Northern Iowa. =. Paul
and MiHncaprli-................
i-hiyiS Via East Side line
- Rock Island and clinton.
- .--'.---.---. ---.----
Tior oubuqgr and Ia Crosse.
y y, ka'.f1S tf'y. Council
H!uf:s. Omaha. s.. Joseph.
- nFe-. Nebra-Ea. Colorado.
u h ard I-aciG.' c la.t......
iec"l % Harnil,ai
'r All a-I<dve .:ii =. IA.
"a ll:'0 4. m. daily: $500 :
C'.F. 10 =. m excerpt SUNDAY
go . III. daily: S:r1 p. IN. d
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n


Train. Depart. Arrive
Cincinnati. I.ouis~iI'e Wash
fn-tar. Ea,t.Tu1se. f't'lsrei-
pnta az: Nsw York EyPr.s,s '2:o5 am '1s35 pr.
Cincinnati. Louisville. wash
irctcrl. Baltimore Ph!.a1-l-
r!ia a-a Sew york EvE:..s. tii:55 Pm
burg WASHINGTON. B1itfr-c-e.
Philadelphia ana New York
FTo; Nal ...r....-.......... 's:oJ pm ..:as an
Cir ratf Acc"u7med hon t7:5C t7:la pm
Cincinnati. i, Ui-V .'l". pits
PEttet:-Ipb. AMI New York
IsSyai Bire frlttrd............ $50 am s5n pm
FlC-a ACc1 Ir.c Ia 49, pr7 IS -
Flora Accornmod:ti 1856 rm .r0::c an
West E:4Ier All French Lick
Springs. Viz Ho1on Route. $50 ar '5:5a pri
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND sT LOUIS
A.LtYAY-'C.. T.. ~ ST. IL
Tra,r. Depart Arrive.
Ic-seyv'e =. 's:fi am 80 pm
Crortaar Slough. Grafton aa1
A!tcr ChautauquI ard Grafton ;i:-s IN sos
Vile .....--....... ti55 pm 'io:55 am
Alton. Springfield. Jerseyville
and Grafton .........--......... 500 IN 1865
CT TOy!S-rFORIa LINE.
(Ses c.. p. & g. IL
ST. LOUIS AND U.NT'H':. RAILROAD.
via Nnbrxh.,
Train Derart Arrive.
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S:J3 IN an
10 30 pm 'T::c5 am
,er<cn ECUfe.t
Depart. Arrive
s::2s am 'f:ls Pm
's::55 nm 'T::.o am
KATY"
Depart. Arrive.
"e:iJ al, yol pm
'S::71 I'm - an
'I':;5 r,U .s - an
.S:-H IN 80 an
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ss::i5 am 's:V I'm
] Pm -. An
"a
f4a IN.Ea III
- ~ - am
.G.l IN t5S pa
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Depart. Arrive
1.Ip am +I0::2 an
= - am Ts:iS an
1901 ar. HIS pCi
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Train
Tex.S. Fast Mail. TO Little
Rock. Texarkana. Dallas.
Fore worth and Abilene -
Delta. Columbus and cairo
Express .--..----- ---..-.:---
Fast Div ESpEsssDaEas
EU-: Worth. Austin. San An
rouip. Houston alG Calves
ton -. -.-..-----------
Hp; Springs Special .-..:.--.-
Texas. -Ioxico and California
Sp.cial-Dalias. Fort Worth.
II !.asC. LIS Angeles. Gal
weston. san Antonio AMI La
rehO.......... .--....- .---.-.
NIsflyai- Express .-...- ..-----.
FOURTH STREET AND CEO'
STATION.
De $3.50 and Bismarck Accom-
InOcatlon ..--...- .---.--------
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Train Depart Arrive.
II IL Mail-Fene 40. ani
Intermediate points 5:i5 pm $500 An
I05-: sunday SpsCial-Helts.
SO. and Intermediate points = :0l am .::i' pra
lf5-',s Scc-r.-aodHtion-R.lIe. Mo. and Inter
mediate tontT daily except Sunday leaves
Nar7"vertsr at SO a. an! Forsyth
Junction at go a. Arrives at Ewing ave-
- =. n.
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RAILkOAD TIMETABLE.
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTl

=
Depart Ar!~
sos am T.aS pm
$50 am T:iS pm
.2:21 pm 's:9 pnj
500 pm T::s5 am
sc 20 pm us am
$50 pm 7:t ara
-TEAU AVENUE
$3.50 pm $3.50 am
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MOBILE AND OHIO.

s.outT.Tn Spa-!nl. IS ID
Sc. Louis and Florida Limited -.
-. Louis J:.d Florida Iirnited- 's-3
ana ar per- Acto-,nio4a.ion... 20, ri 1870
The Washington times., 1902-09-16
Continued from Second Pagc.)

Carter entered the ring about three
minutes after his opponent. He crossed
over and shok hands with Ryan. George
Siier was then introduced to the crowd.
Ryan appeared somewhat overtrained
and thin He wore tape bandages on
both hands. Carter also wore bandages.
The Kid looked to be in excellent oUndi-
ton Behind Ryan were Harry Pepper.
of Chicago; Jack Dugan. and Frank
Barclay. Carter was seconded by Kid
Mcfarland, Phil. Siiverburg, Bob Arm
strong, and Ed Campbell.
Referee Siler announced from the
ringside that both men had weighed in
under the stipulated weight. 15S pounds.
They agreed to box under straight rules.
Gong Sounds for Fray.
Round one-Carter led with left for
head, Ryan ducked. Ryan got home
with a left. Carter put right and left on
Tommy's jaw. Ryan hurt the Kid with
left on the jaw They spared. Ryan
jabbed left to face. Carter tried right
for jaw and missed Ryan began to show
his eleverness and headwork by avoid
ing the Kids rushes by sidestepping.
Carter put Tommy against the ropes at
the bell The round was slightly in
favor of Ryan.
Round two-They spared in the CEN
The Washington times., 1902-09-16
RYAN KNOCKS OUT GAME KID CARTER

Ryan jabbed left on head. Carter
fell short with left for the head.
Tommy jabbed rights and lcfts on the
face and neck. Both swung lcayy and
missed Ryan fell short Tor the body.
Both pounded rights and Iefts TO the
body. Carter seemed unable to &C.
away from Tommy's leads. Ryan.s
face was not marred a particle.
Sixth round-Ryan began fighting slow
in this round, contenting himself by
jabbing his long left into the Kids
face. Occasionally he put a heavy body
punch on the Kid. Carter seemed
trifle weak They rushed at each other
Ryan caught the Kid as they came to-
gether, with a right-hand swing on ths
jaw Carter staggered back against the
ropes. Tommy rushed in with short
right iab to the jaw point Down went
Carter. Siler counted nine. and the
Kid arose. Ryan was after him like
a cyclone. short left for the head.
which landed on the Kids face as he
fell forward, put him down the sec
ond time Nine more were counted
before Carter got on his feet.
Ryan ran to Carter's corner and ask
ed his seconds to stop the fight. They
said no. AS Carter got up Ryan set
himself. and with long right-hand
swing flush to the jaw, he knocked his
opponent out. The time of the round
was 2:45.
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ter OF the ring. Ryan ducked left for
mead Carter put right on stoll-Hh-
Both missed LEFT for the head. Ryan
was too clever for the kid. and got away
from many leads They exchanged
rights to the face. Ryan jabbed at the
KIDS head and Carter got to Ryan with
both hands. Ryan claimed foul as the
KID drove a right to the body. a fierce
mix-up followed, In which the Kid was
Knocked groggy. Carter almost upset
Tommy with right. Both were fighting
hard at the bell
Round three-Carter sent etinging
left to the face. Ryan got left on
the face as he ducked away. The Kid
tried left for the head and fell short.
Tommy continued jabbing away at the
Kids face. Carters right eye was cut
Tommy ducked left for the head.
Tommy tired some as the Kid rushed
him. Ryan staggered the Kid at the
bell.
Round four-Carter's eyes were bleed
ing. Ryan jabbed a left to the face
and body. and got away without re-
turn. Carter hooked a short right jolt
on the Jaw. Tommy backed up Car
ter worked both hands as they came to-
gether. Ryan took to roughing it in
the latter part of the round. 1t was
the Brooklynite's round.
Round five-Carter came up for the
round strong. A right from the Kid
sent Tommy ducking against the ropes
The Washington times., 1902-09-16
FAVORlTES KEEP THEIR FORM
Four Get to Winning Post in Advance
of Their Fields at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept 15.-There
was only one race on the program at
Kenilworth this afternoon that was not
selling affair. That was the second
race of the day, which went to Turney
Brothers good mare Maude Come. the
second choice in the betting. with Illo-
waho second and Talala third
Favorites kept up their winning form.
four of them getting to the wire in
front. Minder rode three winners.
Weather clear; track good. The sum
ma:ies:
First race-selling; for three-year-
oids and upward; six furlongs Shark
(Mirder), even, won; Springwell (Rob
ertscn), even. second; Tenegra Is. Jack
scn). 8 10 /, third. Time, lis.
Second race-Selling; for three-year
olds and upward; one and one sixteenth
miles. Maud Come tMcInerney). to
2, won: Illowaho rs. Jackson). 3 to 2
second; Talala tWainwrighD, s 10 /.
third. Time. 1:4S.
Third race-For two -year-olds: five
and one-half frluongs. Shrine tMinder).
] to 3. won; Jim Buck tAdams). s to /.
second; Reservation tRobertson), 3 to
I, third. Time. :0S I-5.
Fourth race-Sclling; for three-year-
olds and upward; one mile and twenty
The Washington times., 1902-09-16
SIDNEY C. LOVE WINS STAKE.
Hawthorne Handicap for Two-Year.
Olds Goes to Tichenor & Co.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The Hawthorn,
meeting of the year this afternoon, ant
a good sized crowd turned out to see the
sport.
The Hawthorne Handicap, for two
year -olds, was the feature of the day
The distance was six furlongs For
some reason the good colt Sidney c.
Love, who on all form should have beer
almost the favorite, was allowed to &c
TO the post at Z to l, and he won with
out a great deal of trouble from McGee
with Stemwinder third, and Bad News
the favorite, unplaced.
The talent had very poor day, az
only one favorite was successful, al
though there were no long shots vic.
torious, Love being the longest-priced
horse that won. Buchanan won the
first two races. The weather was cloudy
and the track fast. The summarizes:
First race-For all ages; six furlongs.
Golden Rule tBuchanan), to /, won:
st. Cuthbert tWinkfeld), to l, sec
ond; Elsie S. (P. DEAN, to /. third.
Time, 1:13A.
Second race-For two-year- r-olds; four
and one-half furlongs. Belle Graham
(Buchanan), to 1. won; Lyman Hay
q. Matthew'S, even, second; Mary
Glenn (Kearns), IL to l, third. Time.
O:55A.
Third race-For -year-olds and
upward; Steeplechase Handicap; short
course. Crest &c. Wilson,, 3 to 1. won !;
DR.. Nowlin tMcAuliffe), to /, second .
Jennie Day tZeno), IL to 1, third. Time,
2:57H.
Fourth race-For two-year- r-olds: the
Hawthorne Handicap; six furlongs. Sid
ney c. Love tR. Williams), Z to 1. won
McGee tWinstetD, to 1. second: Stem
winder Dominick), 5 to l, third. Time.
1:14
Fifth race-For three-year-old and
upward; handicap; one mile. Vulcan
tWinfieldD, to 2, won; Bragg Cd. Hoar) !.
3 to 1. second: Major Dixon (Robbins)
3 to 2, third. Time, 1:41A.
Sixth race-For three-year- and
upward; selling; one and one-auarter
miles. Ultruda tAtkins), to l. won:
Compass Donnelly), to 1. second:
Edith J. ~. Matthews). to 1. third.
Time, 2:07%.
The Washington times., 1902-09-16
Hawthorne Entries.

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Entries for Haw-
thorne:
First race-Three-qu of a mile
Archie, Serpent. Balm of Gilead. I.
Samelson, Red Tip, 112; Rose of May
Evening Star, Lutte, Pronta. Magi. 1Oe;
Temper. Filiform, Hopefield, 1O7; Rose
Maac. All About, 10i.
Second race-Four and one-half fur
longs; selling. Queen Beth, 1O2; Galba,
Senior, 100; Maxettc, Glen Rice, Jackful,
Tabeliarius, Hide and Seek, Bicycle,
Vestia, Zepho, Goody Two Shoes.
Smyrna, 81; Rankin, So; Littly Stingy,
SO.
Third race-One mile and seventy
yards; selling. Cougar, no; Mary
Moore, George Arab, 107; Harney. 1O5:
Royal Penny, 103; Fairbury, Leo New
ell. 1o2; Jack Doyle, Papa Harry, Ra-
bunta, Little Ball. 100; Ida ", 30; Form,
Lady Meddlesome, 95; Russellton, =.
Fourth race-Handicap; one and one
eighth miles Lucien Appleby. III; Fly
ing Torpedo, 10; Nitrate, 102; Marque,
92.
Fifth race-One mile Ed Adack, Toah,
1o9; DR.. Stephens, Rolling Boer, 1O5.
Sixth race-0ne mile: selling. Com
modore Dewey, Mr.. Phinizy. lis; Es-
sene, Geyser. Lime Light, Tatar, Con-
stellator, 112; Andes, no; Wing Dance,
Eva Rice, 107; Candidate, 103 Ora My
Chree, 103; Leviathan, Cork, 102; De-
claiiner, 81.
The Washington times., 1902-09-16
GOOD SPORT AT DELMAR.
Ordinary Card at St. Louis Track, But
the Sport Is First Glass.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-The card at Del
mar this afternoon was only fair one
but the sport was first class in every
respect. The event of the day was
the fourth race, for three-year rolds ant
upward: at six furlongs, which was wor
by O'Neal q Co.'S fve-year- old
gelding, Frank Bell, who was quoted al
to L in the betting.
The 10 to / shot, Hilee, finished sec
ond, with Ed L., at the same odds, ii
third place. Tony Lepping was tho
only pronounced favorite to win Wealth
er clear; track fast. The summaries:
First race-For two-year-olds; sell
ing; four and one-half furlongs. Lady
Vashti CA. w. Booker), 4 to /. won;
Eufala (Houbre), IL to /, second; Lex
ington Bess (J. Miller, 4 to /, third.
Time. O:56la.
Second race-For three -yearolds and
upward; selling; six furlongs. Lynci
"a. W. Booker. Is to l, second; Mod
orator (McJoynD, Is to l, third. Time,
1:16A.
Third race-For -year-olds; five
and one-half furlongs. Geheimness
tbeaucndupJ' ~ L, Won, i"o hlCA
tScully), to 2. second; Corey CIV
Waldo), to 1, third. Time, los.
Fourth race-For three year -olds and
upwards; six furlongs. Frank Bell IT.
Walsh), to /, won; Hilee tGisbourne),
10 to l, second; Ed L., "a. w. Booker),
third. Time, 1:14A.
Fifth race-For three-year-ol and
upward; selling; mile and one furlong
Taby Tosa ca. w. Booker), 8 to /
won; W. B. Gates tBattiste), to /,
second; Founding tSayers), 3 to j,
third. Time, 1:54&.
Sixth race-For three-year- olds and
upward; selling; one and three-six-
teenths miles.S Tony Lepping bat
tiste). even. won; Erne CIV. Waldo), 20
to /, second; Joe Collins tScully), 80
to /, third. Time, 2:02A.