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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25
LAKE PEND D'oREILLE MARBLE.
Deposits Are Said to be Very Valuable
And Quite Extensive.

Deposits Are Said to be Very Valuable
And Quite Extensive.
The Spokane Chronicle says that J.
L. Reddy, " II. Jameson, \. ;. Ash
and Bob Ranie have secured 800 acres
Of marble land OH Pend d'OreIiie lake.
some of the stone has been brought TO
the city 10y Mr.. Ranie, who discovered
The first deposit, and the samples show
that there is a great deal of line green
scrpeniiue as we'll Us some first class
marble
The district is comparatively new to
marble men aud Mr. Rauie appears 10
thiuk Lake Pend d'Oreillc Will stand a
chance 10 rival the Stevens county sec
ton. There appears 10 be any quantity
Of ornamental and building stone
There are several large cliffs of white
marble standing out in plain view, while
there is also marble of almost any color
t. be found within short distance OF
the original find.
Several parties have gone into the
district aud are beginning TO secure
land for the purpose OF quarrying out
marble. The stoue is of Zine grain
and appears solid. Large blocks can b'
/ taken out ia which there is not cracl
/ nor crcvlce.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25
The voLKs Ask roH PARDoNs.
Think They Have ENPiated Their Crime
Highway Robbery.

Of Highway Robbery.
John J. and Antoine NoIk, sent up
from this county. have li.cd an app.!-
cation for pardon in the Office OF the
secretary OF state. The two prisoners
were sent up in November, 1887, for
90 years. \ petition signed 10y several
hundred citizens states that the com-
muni;y in which they had both resided
previous to their trial believes that the
ends of justice have been satisfied IN
[! e lime the Nulks Lave already served
as inmates Of the peniieutiary. The
crime aud conviction was the result OF
their employer refusing TO pay them
certain moneys alleged TO be due. The
brothers held up their employer ana
took the money due them. They
were tried for robbery and found guilty,
In the application for a pardon the Jury
and complaining witness sign the petit
ton for clemency. The crime occurred
at Harrison and after beating Their
victim into inseusibility he was LETT ly-
ing on the q. r. X y. railway track aud
ii WAS supposed at the time that tins
WAS done for the purpose Of letting a
train run over the body aud by this
means covering their crime. AT the
time of their sentence the judge thought
the crime an unusually brutal one and
for this reason he gave them heavy
sentence.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25
Christian Ende.yor Society.

At the close of the prayer meeting
last Sunday evening, the Christian En-
deayor society held a short business
meeting and elected onicers TO serve for
the ensuing six months as follows:
President, W. q. Cummings; vice
president, Otto schmidt: secretary,
Mary Thomson; treasurer, Minnie He
dial.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Lookout Otto Schmidt, Ava Sweet,
Viola coleman.
Social-Byron Rrnshaw, Mary Thorn
son, Bertha Burrows.
Prayer meeting-G. l.. Deffenbaugh,
Susan l.. Davis, Lulu Sander.
Relief-M. d. BudlOng, Belle Def
fenbaugh, Belle Earaam.
Flora. Minnie Iiedal, Hattie Weeks
Edna Cummings
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25

CONTEST NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or TIE INFERIOR,
I. :. LAND OyTIvG, CuEcK p'ALHNE, lpAuo.
january Il, Ias
\ sufficient coatcSt affidavit having been nlcd
in this utijce 10y William -. iloAIrJ, OF ramsey,
Ida-o. CONTESTANT, against lid. enlry No. ga.
made JUly /, ISIS, for :. y y, - and lots
and SCI. ! Tll. a. \. Il. = ". Il. ~ 10y Ned East
aavook coulc>,ce, la which II i alleged t!laI
said Es>tabrc0y ahauGuUed said lal.d IN tho
>priug OF l. IS. tina, ne ucy.r established resi-
dcucy upon said !aad. that Lee lcii said hand aud
Ga, >iAJ, 81 Idaho, ia Tie spring OF isJj aud
went - ,,ls state oi Washington, aud has never
returned 10 taIs state, ttIt lac never cultivated,
,,>idvI upon or improved said ugct; that said
alleged a.,,c.ly from the land MAS not due to his
srr,i ice Ia the Quilted taic> army or navy Is o!-
nccr, soldier. >,.t ~ OF marine during the war
Wi h ;. am ~ dufiag aal other var IN which
the Uuij ii States Jnas have hccd engaged.
said parties srr hereby notified TO appear, 10
>l,pud aid unry evidence touching said alrgs..
tlou al 10 q ,lo, i "a. IA ON March 4, ht@. Ia
tor, the Register ami Ice her 1T the ULi,cd
states Land Oeirc ia occur d'Nlcue, Idaho.
Inn Is; ,.h - -. "A BUpLONG,
Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25

The best aud most famous compound
in the world to conquer aches and Kill
pains. Cures cuts, heals burns ano
bruises, Subdues iuhamatiou, masters
piles. Millions of boxes sold yearly,
Works wonders in boiiS, ulcers, feions,
skin erupilOus, 1t cures or no pay,
35c at Occur d Alene Drug Store, Glen
cut Wilkins, Mgr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Fo.ice is hereby given that have taken Up
al my f. I'm eight miles southeast of RAthdrum,
Koctenal county. Idaho. the following described
es;ra!: One n-d and white heifer, tWo years
old with 10 brands visible. said animal was
taken up ~ Hlc On December Il. lJ1.
The owner II said animal can have possession
q the same 10y Cd ling al iny place ald paying
charges anu proving lis pr1pe.ts.
jau.li I-h i-y MATT GLEASON.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25

u>nmc time ago ny daughter caught
, .cyc,p cold. She complained ot pains
n her chest aud bad bad cough
.,,,hcr Chamberlain Cough Rcmedy
according to directions aud Al two days
sae was well aud able to go TO school
have used this remedy IN my iam''!
tsr the past seven years aud have never
kp.vn il to fail says James fenaef-
cas-, merchant. Annato Bay, Jamaica
w., India Islands, The pains IN TIE
ehrs, Indicate an approaching attack ''
pneumonia, which in this instance "''
undoubtedly wardcd of 10y 'hamoe,
hn's Cough Remedy. 1t coun'era''
any tendency Of cold toward peeO
mon,, s,,l Ivy Occur dA'e"H Ut"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25

nEl.N D'ALENE is a city Of 90
D., alation. beautifully situated Oh
.sgr.4rru shore Of Tie famous C1uf
sarsr .akr, IS miles east u Spokane
a,b..uch iiuc of tile Northern Pacific
.7fal Lines Of steamers make rrgu
aims from this city up lhr lake 10 tie
81 4 navigation on the -, joe F3Ner,
ssattt.ug az Harrison with tile rail-
.easd lite iuto the gold, silver aud lead
mines Tie cry Is onc 81 tie most
noted summer fvsotts ia iisr northwest
AID is becoming mote popular each ,eaf
it, 'tfs hunting boating and bathing
.-t.4et..la are almost 'millrsa. Tie
e..5.t., foni.d about Is u lc up VI uch
agricultural lands and extensive forests
il s,i'o~ uir- ~. cedar and lAmsf"c.
..l.4 ...s ,.ly b. destined 10 become Z"
"a. 'arrr : crutrT toE tie products
ssla The business Wrn ahd
st.r.t, afr cntrrrtiaing. aud take
pride IN makiGs Tie place attractive
There ate touF church organizations
Methodist. i'trsJy terrain, Episcopal Ai'd
l,oman Catholic. Tie feetri orders
arr Mrll represented By = lodge racA Of
NAsous. OLA Fellows. knights ~ I'A'h
las. Eastern star Daughters Of ke
brksh. Knights - ll,r MaccSbrca &, \
H. and ". Il. g.. Modem No"imvu "i
America aud ". Of ihc ". The city
Is supplied Niih rlcclnc hghis. god
water works, An elegant puh.ic school
building. one sawniiii. tao nret elAsa
holcis. boat building yarda. etc. There
arr So, gooI opportunities 10 engage ~
lucrative business and .sYcrsincd farm
tnr Manufactures are particularly dc
s.fsd and arc Offered extra Inducements
The summers ags temperate. with nugi
Client rainfall 10 insure abundant crops,
while the atulcte are ftcc from extreme
cold No better location lur profitable
Investments or tuT securing ideal homes
can bc found to The uotthN est There
il always a welcome here. among AN *
erllc.t people. 10 beautiful region ana
an Incompatible climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25
RIVER IMPROVEMENT FRANCHISE.
Cameron Lumber Company Applies 10
the State Land Board.

Cameron Lumber Company Applies TO
the State Land Board.
The application OF the Cameron Lum-
Der company, of Harrison was up for
hearing before the state land board at
Boise, the first Of this week. The com
pany wants franchise for the improve
ment of the Ceur d Aiene river and its
tributaries. There are some petitions
on file with the board against granting
the franchise, and both sides appeared
Monday with counsel at the meeting
Attorney james Graham and A. A.
Crane appear for the lumber firm while
the contestants were represented by
Messrs. Il. J. Dwyer and Gilbert.
The lumber company owns big tracts
of timber tributary to the streams for
which it asks franchise. Other PEG
pie protest against granting the fran
cAisc, fearing it will give the compan!
a monopoly of the logging industry Oh
the streams, although the state board
will fix the tolls to be charged. The
company proposes to expend about
49, 900 ia Improvements if given tie
I franchise.
The board came TO no decision in the
matter ard will await the report OF
state Engineer Ross before taking ac-
I ton.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25

NJ, <ormoyle. the wrNsuo"n ho'e'
Fan nl l>cudrick. who has secured
lasp f.r tnrco yaus on the '|n' Il 70
Ng, f.. a.I return "a soon rs h' ca"
c.orr ... ... .aa.ncss affairs aud begin
ow.a-. tr lun. The rlnmol"t
vU s..u.a. ,Hr rooras ren'N''''
tVb l4y Wuu,u interior of the hu''o'n'
Is to We made attractive and Comfort
able Mr. Nmmn,lr's experience IN w
huslucss makes him n desirable ho''
mau Tor Two town.
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H.m.,AaS,s care 81 orsar. no,'' life
AaNrd.

have word T. say regarding
Chambrrlaln'a Cough Iirme'ly, II say
ed my little boys life and ! feel that J
cannot praise 1t enough, bought a
bu,tIr 81 Il from \. T. S,ectc. 81 ""o'd'
Ntn. ; y and when got home Win
Il the pcot baby could hardly breathe
gave the medicine As directed every
tod minutes uuul lie SIhTcw up" aud
then though, sure no was going TO
choke to death We had 10 pull the
phlegm out Of his mouth IN great long
strings. am positive that Il had not
co, that bottle Of cough mrdiciuc. my
hoy would not be ou earth to-day Joel
prmuu,. luwoUd, Iowa FoT safe ~
Caur d Alcuc DTug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25

NA\IEn. >EA E#.AL PEK>tlSs Or CHAR
a.E.# aud su,1 -vltitatluu ilt NaC', ate luuV IA
....- -uuu.N ry,taiudf 10 tcpu >eut uud NdNct-
-.-e u.d established wealthy business ho"rv ~
,uIGa uuat, ial standing. sHla.A NlTtN ckly
With ~ iseusgs addtt .v.ssl, al s,h., IA cash
each n v,lucsaN dire, rom uv-4'. uin,e- Horse
aud rar4irgc luiutsaed, Wlt"u NECESSARY Refer
CnpCS. kuCluSc sVti-nddr - Al riHinicd CuNc-
luIc. Manager. 10 ca .tvu buudihB, NhiyagU-
nov 2-mays.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-01-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL BRIEFS
Big Loaf flour is the best.

'NAN " hlfs
Frank W. Weeks, stone mason and
bnck layer.
Probate Judge Melee spent Thurs.
day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. II. Stetler spent Sun.
day Ia Spokane.
{. u. King returned from Spokane
Thursday morning.
old newspapers for sale at this Office
al % cents per hundred.
7 Township plats Tor sale at the Pass
office. Two fOr i've cents.
\, W. Sander made business trip to
Spokane Thursday evening.
John Bolton MAS down from II. Mar.
les THIS week on private business.
There is a case Of small pox at Lash
brooks mining camp east OF town.
Pocket knives from % cents I'd to 81
all guaranteed. Armand rerreuoud.
Law Briefs aud Pamphlet printing a
. '''' ! Hf4'a o'i'''
sir aud Ms James Graham return.
ed from Boise, Thursday morning.
Armand Fefrruoud returned from a
trip 10 spokane. Monday morning.
Miss Elizabeth fecney, of It. Marles,
MAS ia town Tor ie" hours Thursday.
steam and pipe a,tings Of all kinds
AZ \ manu- iei'eHoud hardware store.
}, IL llafts returned from a business
iup 10 Lewiston, Wednesday morning
pspu! 'ieiiH bradbury oi Ka'h-
mum Slen' le" houis ia town Mon
u'l'
" ~ w. -, Is 80 D'' sa'"'' !"s'
'''''e '''''
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returned from Spokane "Wednesday
morning.
p.s.. p,,,,,, p,,ti,. ,.r s.Ja -,
Ncotls Nlaiiouefy Store Remember
This
FOr sale, handsome quarter SAW ed
A '''''''a 49, -'tf'' ~ '"''''' -
''' pm 80 NC '.'''h ~ ''o'''
datr, Wagon.
.r. ~, - - - :,
the boat factory.
ft.rs N.uday January - 10 Nj
,.lu., t..rs, ~s-,ts,b a palrof twin,
- isoy aud sir.
4 lura kr,p, nice assortment @,
t..tf+,,' h,rivsr- IA, of him and
ave p.,,.,
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T NsAcr.uc tea aud table spoons, war
fai'''d i"i ia" l'",h' Al - 'e"@ " se'
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BYRON A. MATTHEWS,

Of Butte, County iSilycr Bow, State Of Montana
has this day filed III this Office his sworn state
meut No 75o, for the purchase Of the n. i y.
Z. =, y W. = y. 4. L. Section No. %, Township
No 50 North. Range No. : W. d. NJ, and viii
offer proof TO show thAt the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for sgri-
cultural purposes, aud TO establish his claim to,
said land before the Reei.leT and Receiver Of
tiiis Cflce at Cpur d'Alene. Idaho, on saturday
the Isl day Of February, i9cs-
He namcs witnesses: Richard o. Barnes.
William 4. AlAire, Anton + sOreuson, and
Newton + Helm all Of Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described isi.tls requested 10 file their
claims in this Office on or btiore the said LIST
day # FebguaTy, Ia02. u. II. BCDLONG.
uoN .SGfch Register
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\ five or ten acre tract of land, one
fourth mile north of the school house
for sale at bargain 10y Henry krotzer.
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". & Williamson. Of Amherst, Va,
ave. For more Than a year ! suffered
f.rm Iunbseo. finally tried 'A'm b
,arlaiu's Pain BALM and It gave me
,Dt.ic r,lef. which all other remedies
- failed To do" Sold 10y Ioour d.
Nlruc pruR store.
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Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT % THE IsTEKoR,
LAxD OFFICE At CoEUE B'RLESg IDAHO,
January {, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that sziId proof viii be made before the Register
aud Receiver al Occur dAieEe, Idaho, on
February L, llg.. viz:
GUS NELSON.
IId VIZ for the n. W. 4. sec % TT. 20 y. R.4.
" b. VI.
lie naInes tie following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Il
said llnd, VIZ. Andrew Z fsten. Mica, Idaho;
John +. johnson, Hans II. Hanson, Charles V.
Caldwell all Of Occur d'Alene Idaho.
u. II. BUDLOSG,
ian. u feb Tsp Register.
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Moved by Commission Bush that
a reward of 5000 be and the same is
hereby offered for the apprehension and
delivery OF one Elias Martin, "A fugitive
from justice, charged with the crime Of
rape to the Sheriff Of Kootenai county,
Idaho. A vote being taken on the
above motion 1t was passed by the fol-
lowing vote: W. w. Bush and X. ID.
McKinnis voting in favor Of sad mo-
ton, and 5. ii. w atkins voting against
said motion.
The report of Joseph Martin as over
seer of district No. IA, was, on motion,
duly approved.
The board adjourned until Thursday
at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
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Important Opinion on Library Funds.

Important Opinion on Library Funds.
State Superintendent OF Public In-
structiou Mss p-smeM french. Satur-
day. asked Attorney General MHtin fir
an opinion re.at.Fe e. tie ssw allowing
3 per cent OF ~ apryr,leamear funds
made to schy.. districts for tie main
tenauce IL a scl9u, LUrA.y. The point
in question MS whether the law in
cludrd iul ds provided by a school dis
trict from "A special TAX.
The opinion says: The construction
of the following portion Of section of
AN act of the legislature approved
March 70, 1901, toUit: Provided that
at le. ST } per cent OF the moneys anmn-
ally apportioued to any district shall be
applied 10y the trustees for the mainte
nance of school library. You desire IL
know whether or not this applies to all
funds received by school district. Ia
my opilion, this provision Of the sta
tute has TO application to funds pro-
vided by "A school district from a spec
ial tax voted on the district, but only Il
such funds as come from the genera
school taxes, the interest on schoo
funds, from licenses, Zines, etc
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Timber Land. Act June 3, 1873
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT CdUK D'ALESE, IDAHO.
November - 1901.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions 81 the act Of Congress Of
June 2. ls7s. entitled An act for the sale of
timber Lands IN the states Of CasitoInis, Oregon,
Neyrds, and Washington Territory" as ca
tended to all the Pubic Land States By act VI
4
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Subscribe for the Pass, 81 year,
cash IN advance.
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Tally cards PLAYING cards and pape'
napkins at scoirs stationery Store,
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tIsGs GRAHAM,
Attorney at Law.
.g n p.ALPNE is a city Of 100

ooErKb.AIENE IDAHO
The Washington times., 1902-06-17

Strathmore home in front. Weather
clear; track fast. Summaries:
First race-Two-ye year-olds; four and
one-half furlongs. Immorteile (O'NeilD
3 to l, won; Tribes (Helgerson). 80 10
l, second; r. G. Lansing Dominickl.
to l. third. Time, 0:56.
Second race-Six furlongs. Ogle
(O'NeilD, 2 to /, won; Okla tSingletonl,
6 to l, second; Gallautrie 81. Rausch)
3 to 2. third. Time, 1:14ia.
Third race-One ana three-sixteenths
miles. Silver Garter (BelD, G to l, won
Josie F. CHelgerson), 3 to 2. second
Warner tEarD, 4 to l, third. Time,
2:02A.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Lads
Strathmore (O'NeilD, to /, won; Scor-
pio tDomiuick), II to 5. second; Brulare
tBeauchampl. to ]. third. Time. 1:l3l2-
Fifth race-Mile and seventy yards
Glenwood o. O'Connor). 3 to ]. won;
Brewer schorr (BelD, to l. second;
Varro tE. Matthew'S. s to l. third.
Time, 1:451..
Sixth race-Mile and twenty yards.
Loone (Beauchamp). 2 to /, won; Gil
bert (BelD, 6 to l, second; Jim Winn
ID. Shaw, 10 to /, third. Time, 1:43.
The Washington times., 1902-06-17
ST. Louis Entries.

ST. LOUIS. June 16.-Entries for to-
morrow's races:
First race-Four and one-half fur
longs. Fair Edna, 95; Araxes, Dark
Mystery, Lero, Metz. 9S; Avoid, Happy
Chappy, Maxett, 100; DR.. Kier, 107;
Grandpot, 109.
Second race-Seven furlongs. Quick
silver Sue. 95; Irkutsk. 100; Ramplona
102; Has Gift, Aegin, Miss Dora, Sting
Chantrelle, Blue Mint. Taby Tosa, Lit
tie Master, 105; Maggie Clopton. 1O9;
Predominate, Precisely, 10.
Third race-One and one-quarter
miles; steeplechase. Palmy Boy, Tor
rcon. 100; Buck Odowd, Jolo, Hescate
49,; Bristol, 1i5; Grand Dad, DR.. New
lin, 147. Torreon and Bristol coupled as
L. Finnery entry.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Ben Hal
lum. 95; Man. IS; Miss Golightly. 103;
Scooper. 10i; Bengal, 1O5; Lakeview
Belle, 106; Lofter 10a; St. Cuthbert. 115
Fifth race-One mile and seventy
yards; handicap. Prosper LaGai. 81:
Helen Print. 95; Rollick, sS; Wax Taper.
105
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Great Star.
Santa Ventura, 100; Vici Vance, Wild
Katie. Verne G. Babcock. Hazel Hugh
lette, Utope. Imp. Consilla. 102; Verify
Hinocker, 104: Randazzo, Skillman, 10I.
Rauco, 109; Miss Guida, 1e9
The Washington times., 1902-06-17
lATONlA'S ORDINARY CARD.
Poor Horses Contest for Purses at the
Cincinnati Track.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 16.-The
card at I.atonia this afternoon was a
very ordinary one, but the sport was
interesting. Three one-mile races were
on the card, and they were won re-
spectively by Talpa, Hinsdale, and True
Blue, all horses OF poor class. The
first two races resulted in surprises,
first, and Lanton, at 20 to l, the second.
The weather was cloudy and the track
fast. Summarizes:
First race-Six furlongs. Kohnwreath
Dadc). 10 to l, won; Weird (Robert-
SOM. ~ TO l, second; Royal Penny
tTroxler), 20 to /. third. Time. 1:15A.
Second race-For two-year- -olds; five
furlongs Lanton CBattiste). 20 to l.
won; Olentz (Castro), to /, second
Doc Wood (Troxler). 5 to 1. third. Time
1903.
20 Fourth race-One mile. Talpa NC
YInerrey), 5 to l, won; Boaster (H. Will
aon), 3 to 1, second; Autumn Leaves u.
Hicks, 3 to /. third. Time. 1:4lA.
Fourth race-One mile. Hinsdale
Dade), 5 TO ., won; Suave ~. HID.
TO l. second; Margie S. (Battiste), 6 to
1, third. Time. 1:i1A.
Fifth race-For two-year rolds: five
furlongs Sanctissima Grwin), to 1.
won; Flora Hooper tMinder). 30 to l.
second; Daisy Hawthorne (H. Wilson,.
to /, third. Time, 1903.
Sixth race-One mile. True Blue Mo-
RAM, to 2, won; Tragedy tCastro), II
to /, second; Chorus Boy 81. Hicks), 9
to /, third. Time, 1:42R.
The Washington times., 1902-06-17
Latonia Entries.

CINCINNATI. June 16.-The following
are tomorrow's entries:
First race-seven furIongs. John w
Patton, Laddie of Montrose. 104; Myrtle
Dell. "a; Fairy Dell. 107; succassunna.
49, King Tatus, IS; The Messenger, 104;
Ben Milan. 81; Priblcffe, "a; Incandes
cent. 102; Ethel Davis. 107; Margaret
Hoffman, los; Durrell. 1902; May Cherry
100.
Second race-Five furlongs. Murmur.
Sloan. Mudlavia, Fair Lady. Anna,
Bessie Settle, 10G. Goo Goo. 10i:
Deborah. lO7; Flash of Night, Gerda.
Two Lick. Flora Willoughby. Eufalla,
10l.
*Counled.
Third race-one and one sixteenth
miles. Lexell. Facade 80; Baffied. 81;
Edgardo, Free Admission, Pretty Rosie,
Russian. Meggs, 81; Lady Bramble, Man
damus. Lutsfonso. 105; Banquo II. 40.
Fourth race-The Brewers Handicap;
for three year olds and up; six furlongs.
'Dr. Hart, 80; Firing Line, %; Silk Cord.
sS: Jack Battlin. III; Severy. 1870;
Ercma, 106; 'Jessie Jarboe. 10l; Death,
122
"CouD ed.
Fifth race-Five and one-half fur
longs; handicap; for two-year olds. Tom
Hall, 80; Lady Pbilura. 92; Prism. 94;
The Washington times., 1902-06-17

furlong. Royal, LOG CWonderly), to 1.
won; Merito, 109 (Odom), to /, sec
ond; Ethics, 115 SHAW, 5 to 1, third.
Time, 153.
Sadie s.. J.anceman, Colonel Bill, VIM
citor also ran.
Fifth race-Maiden three-year olds;
six furlongs. Pink Rose, Ill (Odom). 2
to 1, won; Choate, lie tMcCue), 4 to l,
second; McAna, 113 tBurns), to 1,
third. Time, lis.
White Crest. King Edward, Lord
Badge. Silver Trinket, Moratrisa, Mint
Bed. Destitute. Foxey Curley, Fire Es-
cape, Knight Templar. Sterling Fox. The
Dancer. Clipper. Titan, Frank Keane
Remorse, Lady Iona, Telescope also ran
Sixth race-The Grass Selling; one and
ne-sixteenth miles on turf. Swiftmas,
11S SHAW. even. won; Bessie Mccarthy
9S CWonderlyl, Is to l. second; Bruins
wick, 80 (Redfern), to l, third. Time
1:4S.
Intrusive. Henry Clay Rye, Vitellius,
and Trump also ran.