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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-03-27
A GREAT And JOLLY MIDWAY
Sweeping Review of the Spring Time
= Fairyland Made in Charleston, the
City by the Sea, by Its Pioneers in
Pluck and Push, Which Presents I'm
riva1led Scenes to Draw the People
of ths World to Gaze Upon One OF
the Fairest Pictures Of the Century.

The mist of darkness creeps into the
air from somewhere. Deepening shadows
fall over the face of nature and in the
Ivory City, the outlines OF the build
ings grow indistinct. Night is coming on
swiftly.
Another moment and the scene is
changed as by fairy's wand. A twinkle
OF light there, yonder, here. then flash
of brilliancy and glorious spectacle of
beauty dazzles the eye. 1t is Charles
toms Exposition in a blaze OF electricity.
1t is an Arabian nights dream trans
lated into lines of beautiful buildings,
arising out of artistic parks and plazas,
where ripping waters gush in prlsmatlc
colors from many fountains. and where
the limpid depths of many lakes duplicate
in shimmering vision the picture of tran
scendent beauty.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-03-27

and turret and garden in one vast wav-
ing, quivering line of indescribable bril-
1iancy and beauty. "It is enchantment
that has done this" one idly dreams.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-03-27
THE sUNKEN GARDEN.

This great Court Of Palaces contains
$4,000 square feet. the area being larger
than the same feature at Paris. Chicago
or Buffalo. The naturally level contour Of
the ground has been broken. and an
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-03-27
OVER LAKE JUANITA.

Here, on the edge of the Lake is the
building known as ''Venice In America"
containing precious Venetian ware. Out
on the lake are the electric fountains,
while gondolas dot it's waters. In the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
MUCH UNCERTAINTY AT YALE.

New-Haven. Oct. (SpeciaD.-The injury sus-
tanned by Bowman the freshman candidate for
varsity fulback has interfered with the plans OF
the Yale coaches this week The Wesleyan game
tomorrow and the Brown game in Providence on
Saturday expected 10 prove important les
sons IN defensive tactics for Yale, and Bowman
TO have a thorough try out at fulback along
this line. McCUntock and Vanderpoel are now the
only fulibacAs left the squad. Strong being
laid OF with injury and DAILY OF the crew
having retired.
With proof IN hand from all the games played
thus Far this season that Yale Is 70 have a re-
maTkabe offensive team. II has not yet been
proven the satisfaction Of the coachers what the
defense is 20 be-. Starting out with a squad OF
heavy and powerful men, who tar above the
average IN football talent for recent Vale elevens
Yale has thus far successfully met all the minor
college teams that have played here, and has in
not one instance allowed visiting team 10 try
the strength OF the line.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
AMERICAS CUP CHALLENGE
ING ABOUT SIR THOMAS LIPTON's
INTENTIONS

Lewis C1ss Ledyard. commodore of the New
York Yacht. club much interested yesterday
when shown the cable message from London say
Ing that the challenge Of Sir Thomas Upton for
the America 5 cup had been signed and posted He
said that he had had no private advces the sub
ject. and that he had positive Information. He
haI comment TO make the news.
As soon the challenge is received a special
meeting OF the club VIII be called to act on its ac-
ceptauce. ON the acceptance OF Sir Thomas LIP
toms two previous challenges committees were ap-
pointed by the commodore. which had entire charge
Of the ErslUluarits To the actual sailing OF the
races They under the TeKula tions OF the re-
gdrta committee There has been vet sug-
seStIon that this line OF action be departed from
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
SMALL IMPROVEMENT OF QUAkERs.

TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRmUNE.I
Philadelphia Oct. I-Pcnusy lvania's football men
received lessons IN charging against a buffer rugged
rollers at Franklin Field to-day. Behind this
apparatus known as the charging machine Hedges
the coach stood and noted the speed and force
Of each mans onslaught. A pistol used to
get the men started quickly. aud then they would
charge the machine AT the signal of the shot
Defensive work mainly followed by the
varsity. and with the ball continual possession
of the scrub the team scored once The varsity
line showed little Improvement and it -
thought that the result OF the present coaching
will not hs evident SOM" time yet
In the game with Htverfori tomorrow Bennett
will be- used for the first time a fullback. Will
Jams seems bound 10 develop heavy plunSing
fuIlhack and Bennett H. the only man that can
physically qualify for the position
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
GOLF
EAsr nRNNGE cLrE NorEs.

East Orange. y j Oct Z tSpecisD The Ars-
dale Golf club of East orange. has elected the
following officers President, Edward ; Grain;
vice-prasident Ralph Starretr. treasurer. James p.
Cheesnlau. secretary Edward Mason, members ot
board of dircctors Andrew o1eary, Edward Ma
SON Japes ,. ,beesmal tuJ Edward : Grain.
The yearly dues for mon have been increased and
the club membership limit has been reached IN
ssmuch as there are tHsuty--tN 7P3Nfat'ns Tor
r1euberzhip rh- limit may shortly Do WrI'ds"d-
Presfdenr sanford r cobb of the East orange
coli club has Offered no cups 20 Do PLAYED Tor
over the club course PIt! f'' 'iN - 1iic, 80
for the championship viii Ha resumed ON Satnr-
dtv a. oUirE 70 The storm last SATURDAY onil
tFsss nlsysrs cr4riae5 " 2 March Is Howard
tiai,, 'st "a, Rradsn4w g. Percy Bradshaw, g.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
Qltaflous
THE PEoPLE OF TTIE sTATE OF YEw

I'hE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY The Grace of God Free Independent.
to lane Homer Meyers Mathilde Faher Burke Ess Mad
aings Louisa u Woodward, Samuel W Horner.
~ Walmeey, BENJAMIN +. Horner Siiss T. Horner. Ben
tamiD Hough. Robert W. Hall Executor Wiu of
the Last VIII ant Testament % Sarah M
Real Title and insurance Counnapy- q
philadelphia. and all persons interested the Estate
II Elizabeth NJ Ford late of the County of York De
ceased creditors. egatees. OF
Send Greeting You and each - you and
required personally be and appear before Surrogae
o. the County ~ New York, the Surrosaes'
sst1 County. held the County court House IN ths
County of New York. dav e-nher 1902
A. half past O'Clock the forenoon day ths-
and there atreud judicial settlement accoirr
~ proceedings ~ The Farmers Loan uzt Com,
pany. Trustee under WfI Testament -
said deceased. and such or hereby
under II red 70
your guardian. one or " YOU hau.
appear aupiv appointed ths
n=sacr failure 10 , guardian
appointed the Surrogate represent for
m the proceeding.
IN Testtrnor- Tn-rscf the Seal %
Surrogatss' Court ~ TIE said Ccunry %
- a41x@d Witness
~. = o Frank y Fitzgerald. Surrogate % SAD
a rha County - New York tbs l2rh
~ Ssutsmhe- IN he ~ our Lord rhcr-
ntne hundred and two
70 FAIRFAX MLACGHLIN.
CLERK % the Surrogates' Court
TURNER. ROIaSTON g. HORAN. Attorneys for Trust.>.
- William street New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
CYCLING.
GOOD PROGRAMME ARRANGED FOR Walls

GOOD PROGRAMME ARRANGED FOR Walls
BURG
Handicap Day. annual fixture a. the Wallis
burg track, Newark, viii be Sunday. A Sc
ries OF handicap contests ranging I'm distances
from one-quartsr mile TO miles will be decided.
and the entries OF Frank Kramer. the American
champion. and Marcus Hurley. the amateur cham
pOn. have been secured. the will be inter
eStinG
There is a big colony OF professional riders now
at Naisburg. Including Floyd MacFsrland. Iver
Lawson. Howard Freeman. Orlando Stevens and
other fast ones The amateur races include a one
half and five mile handicap. and Hurley will have
To be at his best to defeat the excellent field or
riders who will oppose him
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
THE HOCKEY SEASON.

GAMES WILL BEGIN ABOUT DECEMBER 70
AT ST. NICHOLAS RINK.
MANY inquiries have been made OF the manage
ment of the St. Nicholas Skating Rink as to their
winter opening and their regular hockey season.
The rink viii open FOR the usual winter season Of
skating. hockey and ice sports about December 10.
and will usual until April l.
The rink is the home of the Amateur Hockey
League the intercollegiate Hockey League and the
InterschOIastic Hockey Leag
usual. the Canadian champion teams will b.
visitors this season Their games have always
proved most attractive. The Canadian colleges ala
forming a league of their own. and The winner
In il will play the winner OF the INTERCOLLEGIATE
League here. season OF exceptional interest IL
promised
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
ATHLETICS 1T TiIE

MORE TFEAS FORTY rs,p1nArFr r>.
TRAINING FoR THE TRACK TEAM
Ner-Hsvsn oct .-Fort-. -hre. ~sr5,5s,o- .
now training for the vale track team. under a..
direction ~ " Fr7nehor the long distance
runner who - acting osptain fn The ,psa--. /,
Captain = Thomas There are etzbrss-, --
out for the lon= Instance runs. i've for rhs RAJ,
mile four for the quarter mile sax for the bY-5
seven for the lna-v ward dash and three for ~, 81
yard dash. The distance men this wear piu ha
chosen from Alcort Smil1e. Bacon Rice sal,
ing Hsrnount Dodd. Bsusmsn Whitney. F,-s7s
wicker. Chapin, Bates. Wright. Mines tair..
BORDEN. Williams and Pierce Tho haIf-miiars o,,
are Curtis. Corlles. Martin and Jacabgs IN,
quarter mile candidates are J. ID Thomas. Burr
Wilson and Studdard. For the 2el-yard 7ssf -,
candidates are Wicker. Reynolds. Turner Nj @ '''e
Wallis FoWley. Alexander and Howard - l
hurdles Hyatt Moore Van MaEenau Con-"
ana SANDS. The only track contests this fsI Fii
b. the annual open games th1s month. "'i
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

- an order Of Frank T. Fttzgerald. Surrogsts
Of the County dated sept 5Oth 1902 notice
H. hereby given all persons having claims against
Edward ~ hate Of the county of New York. de-
ceased 10 with vouchers thereof the
sbcrnerS az their place of ansactng business No -
WIUam ST care Paul ~. Herzog I'm the City of New
Work the 18th day of Aprii. 1903. next.
Dated New York Tth day of October. 1902
MARY MARKS. WILLIAM II. HAILOW ELL Executors
PAUL NJ HERZOG. Attorney for Executors. . William
street.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

and 2 IN play In the tournament. which has been
IN progress for a week. L. n James. O5. the
tional amateur champion; p r. Pyne. '0S form rly
holder Of the intercollegiate mpiOnship. ana r.
O. Reinhdrt as champion Of the University last
year all defeated The dnaI round to-day
over 36 holes At the end OF the drst i8. Oily
phant led up. This lead COnkln Overcame to
up but the last holes Olyphant gained hfs
good
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
GLEN RIDGE CLUE ELECTS OFFICERS.

Glen Ridge. y j. oct. (SpeciaD-The Glen
Ridge Golf clubs annual meeting. held last night
IN the fire house resulted in the election of these
oricers and board of governors: President, Dr.
William r Broughton vice-president, r. B. Os-
b,rpe. corresponding secretary, D. H. Standsh;
1DanciaI secretary f. G. Newell and treasurer.
Howard b. Davis. The latter succeeds B. r.
Tac0bs who declined reelection after seven years
Ser,iee CsoveruOrs-Dr. W. K. Broughton. Clarence
Place G W Royce. II. Il Davis. Ward @. Thomas.
Z, IA osborne j. y. Holton. D. II. Standsh and
L -.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
FOOTBALL.
TIGER SCRUBS SCORED on TWICE.
BIGGEST SCORE THE VARSITY HAS MADE
AGAINST THEM-PRACTICE sNAPPY

Princeton. N j., Oct (SpeciaD.-The biggest
score made against the scrub team this season was
that of this afternoon. when the Varsity crossed
the goal Tine for two touchdOwuS
The practice was the snappiest that there has
been on the gridiron here Ia over a week When
the men lined up tor the half the places of Davis
Henry aud Dewitt were occupied by Brasher Bard
and Baker. respectively Reed took Rafferty's place
az right tackle and AInn. a freshman during tbs
latter part Of the half replaced R McClave at full
back Netterein took Burke's place AZ quarter
The coaches varied the practice but little from
yesterday $ The tackles tried with the hall
again and they showed improved form Tf sue
against Anna polls Saturday
The features We're the splendid work Of PaLer At
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
GOOD DRAG HUNT At HEHPSTEan
MRS BARGER WALLACE AMONG THE
FIRST IN AT THE DEATH"

II was a good field of cross country riders "a.
mont yesterday afternoon 10 take part In o,a y,
the best runs Of the season. The drag OF six r,u
WAS laid from the Belmont country place tbr,,,
Judge Ingrahan's farm. where the pack took a. -
scent and led the huntsmen over fences M, a. -
I-uiondaIe over some fields three inches dean a.
mud After taking the slat fence on the iob-
DurHea property and going through the orcbsri
he mack ran over three grass Ields and thro,,t
,rs Moods of the J. ". Barnum properly a
oVe- the road across the Oliver n p Belrro-eA
mona 10 the mill of the Barnum estate. whers' Il
EFt5sf slst fence brought Warner BaltazEi a
Singleton Van sehaick 10 grief Both had nsS1S l1
~ro5Dcrs Mr.. Van SchalCk quickly renlo5-,- y
md caught the field but his fellow rider Was ne,
1nfortunate and ran after hts mount over 80
~ 3arnum estate before he caught his hunte-
Mr. Rarger Mallach, on a breeGy hunter .
rsed of the honorE of the chase, being among r.
49, a. a the death" Others who were q @r-e.e s-ae
tie frst al the finishing point were W. Scott 6Sars
eror Frederick w Okie and Harry > Page.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
WEE BURN WINS TowNE TROPHY.
Inv TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.l

TBY IkLENKAIII TO Tue II0II'0-'I'I
stamford. Conn. oct The Henry X Iowne
.r@r,bv presented by Mr.. TOwne year ago for
.or,netition between the Wee Burn and the ST.
Andrews golf clubs goes TO Wee Burn this year
as a result OF the two annual team matches. the
second of which played on the 81. Andrews
links AT Chauncey y. V. Saturday In the
arst march PLAYED here earlier in the season Wee
Burn won g To S. On Saturday the ST. Andrews
team was the winner. by TO g. but the ag-
sregate score OF the two games Wee Burn is
9rfn1er by- the score OF - 10 70.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
s4RAToG4'S ARCADE PROPERTY SOLD

IBT TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Saratoga. y Y Oct benjamin ]. Goldsmith
to-day purchased the sO-csIled Arcade property.
in Broadway, for S4560O. A fireproof Office build
ing will be erected, plans for which being pre-
pared. The Arcade was burned early IN June
when five persons lost their lives. The property
sold under partition sale.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
COLUMBIA PLAYS FoRDHAM TO-DAY.

Columbia and Fordham will play at the Polo
Grounds this afternoon. Columbia ought win
easily but Fordham has hopes OF scoring. Colum-
BIAS team had hard practice yesterday afternoon,
OF which the main feature was the appearance OF
Tomliuson. the former Yale tackle. Tomlinson
weighs hundred pounds and IL strong,
aggressive player. After playing for a while the
scrub he displaced Stisfel a: let guard the var
sity. He f. regarded a fixture at the place.
Otner new men We're Chafee, WitErOw and La
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
HORRISTOVN SHOW.
EXHIBITIONS TO BEGIN TO-DAY AND LAST
THROUGH THE WEEK

Lively interest is felt in the Morristovn FIELD
Gibbs horse show, which will begin at the Nor
Ttstown Driving Park to-day and continue through
SATURDAY, Owners need not have the horses at
the grounds until fifteen minutes before they srs
70 be shown In their respective classes. Horses
be removed Immediately after the Judges have
finished their work.
The programme for to-day Includes Pairs har-
ness horses, over lAl and exceeding single
roadsters; single harness horses 1873; runabout
horses, jumpers; tandemS. wheeler be 1A3
over; saddle horses, over 14l and under 10; single
harness horses, ladies 10 drive; harness pairs i52
or over polo ponies; fourn-h hands, wheeleTs TO be
10
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

t. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County or New
York hereby given TO all persons having claims
late OF the County OF New
Ycr deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber his place OF trasactins ousnsss 10
City Of New York on OF before the
2lst October
Date New York, 10th day OF April. 1902
HENRY B. JOHNSON. Executor.
WILLIAM W NILES. Attorney for Executor NO. II Wall
Street. Manhattan Borolgh. New York City. New
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
TENNIS.

BURCHARD AND KELLEY IN FINALS OF
WEST SIDE CLUB TOURNAMENT.
The West Side Tennis Club tournament for the
championship of the club has been advanced to the
finals in the mems singles, and Ross Burchard.
the Old Yale player. and Carleton Kelley are Ieft
TO fight N out. on account of the wet weather. a.
held.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
r tSEB4LI.
GRIFFITH SAYS AN AMERICAS LEAGUE
TEAM Is SURE To BE LOCATED HERE

Eiit TIT SAYS AN AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TEAM Is SURE TO BE LOCATED HERE.
Clark Griffith. the manager of the American
League team of Chicago. who is expected 10 man
age team in this city for that organization next
season was IN the city yesterday. Griffith was
seen during the afternoon at the races at Morris
Park. and when corralled in the betting ring said
that d rival team TO the present New-York Ma
tonaI League club would certainly b. placad a.,
this city for next summer. Griffith said he couId
not at this time say where the new grounds would
be located. but he positive that ALI arranoa
ments had been made toward having a nev ten,
here of which he would be the mlnager DsIs-
hanty and DAILY also expressed the same -beIfaf
Edward Hanlon, the manager OF the Brookfvn
club, when seen later and told what Grimm hsJ
said. replied: 1T is all very good ~ tall - .l1ru
dom In that fashion but getting suitable Frou6ds
in Manhattan Is an entirely different proposition
II the American League has obtained grounds ~
throughout the country ' N''''"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
THE YALE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY

Nsw-Haveu OFT 7.-Comrst'tors tn the annual
ors +-,r-,,,ar4 NJ Yale banded in thsir cards for
the ou.Ifvtrr tournament tonight. sixteen men
-rtu c,aItf- for ne second round Eighteen men
u-ara aIouad 10 enter tr being understood thaf the
trrs. 1bo r,,5s ~ RtU to-morrov play of the rie
for IN. sixteenth place. Those u no qualined were
II Potter So charles Hitchcock. 40 'Teorse Butts
3 z Scblav 81 ". curtis, 50 q. - H9rnHs ~" "
4 S,ttb - ~ IA seward. s., ]. r. Draper -, =. ~
n 50 = a Ts,,,uav -. LndsnberE. 30. and I.
n Ricbmord " Tracy ami r. Lobdeli ii" at 9"
The tournament will be finished aud the cham
,f,rSri,, gyyarIed before the end or the week.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
PITTsRURG pEFEATs a. AMER1cAN

Plttsourg Oct The champion Pittsburgs and
All American team played the first OF their series
Of games here to-day. Rain fell freely during m.
FIRST hve innings. The visitors could do little with
Lever Up the ninth inning when an error TWO.
hits and d hy TO the outieId netted them three
runs Young also pitched fine game The feat
ure Of the game the sensational work Of
Leach third for Pittsburg Attendance $50
The
r E
Pitsbu-g ------...--2 . = - - ~
All American. ..--..-O - q q q =
Batteres-Ieeyer and smith; Young ard s.-ntvan I'm
pires-O Da. and o. LauXhlin-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

left guard and the clever work OF Reed, who took
Rafferty's place at right tackle. Brasher and Bard
played consistently in the end positions, and MINI
did fine work fullback
Byies is still I'm the infrmary and 10 II doubtful
~ he Will be able 10 so South with the team
Friday. Captain Davis has a ear. received IN
the Lehlgh game Saturday. but Il will keep
him out OF the AnnapoIis game.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

Th' Ratsh The Evrtu- ,oI SISTER "or4tta we're 1'
Time @1t7 21s- rr", 2r4rs. 21s
TF'T7ING THIRD PA'E-2t5 class TWO O..
THREE 81 onn
s,o7E d. strong Boz tGshs=sa' .-.. .
Tar Katherine % 7r Johnson
Time. IA. Q ~
fA'l''I F"r FTF RACE IN @r.Aes-rVo -
TIRES OdG
an p r. ErCmlin CI-Donaiir
N'r' NNlsr. P fSrooktorr
Tune . o7a N94
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
otyPHANT WINS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton y j. Oct (SpeciaD.-M. oiyphsnt
'o5 OF Englewood. j.. won the Pyne Cup and the
individual golf championship OF the University
day by defeating L. Conklin, 'N OF Newark. up
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
SurroqaIes Notires.
PTRSTANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hon. James q. church. Surrogate of County OF
Kings rereoy given, according 10 law. 20 ali
persons having cat against Henry W Maxwell OF
the Borough Brooklyn. County q Kings, deceased
formerly engaged a.. No. 50 Broad Street
Borough Manhattan. City OF New York. and
aiding NJ First Place the Borough
lyn. that they are dured exhibit the same.
the subscribers at their place OF
transacting 80 Broad Street johnson Build
ing) in BorOuFh ot Manhattan. City of New York.
on or before lS,n day OF December. 1902.
Dated June Iith. 1902
J. ROGERS MAXWELL.
HOWARD W. MAXWELL.
GEORGE b ABBOTT. Attorney for Executors. 81 Nassau
New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

tainly more reliable than they could IL they
used Manganese bronze
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
FOURTH RACE-TVo o-ye.
longs n Nlthers Nile
Wthers Nile
rAvOmTE WINS FLYAwAY HANDICAP

Chicago. oct. 7.-wasvi't. favorits a. s 70 = to-
day Won the Flyaway Handicap az six furlongs.
the feature or the opening days card az Worth.
The big sprinter had an he could DO 90 beat
LeFiathan a head 90 the wire. Greror X finished
third nearly three lengths hack Joe Martin Ras
left ~ the post, and Wanna -AIoiuen heavily backed
20 . 10 l. had no chance. being completely or her
stride when The barrier went up Weather clear.
traCk heaEN. Summar..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
rRnGRANNE ~ SP0RTS TO-DII.

z,rr~G -veft-hss'sr Rssir- Association. N'r's Nrr'
-RooEavav ,s couutr, club - Wsrt,hes'sr. ct
Van L-rtlsrdt 8 m
,-ry- -7-srse ,-eu--- TTur- ll1h meet. 9, chester
-po~TTNG-Drr Patch 20 r'o7-d. at f'rrs hau'e IT.
[Fopsr SHOW A. Morr's''en \ D.
WY --r-N MS Mems doubles IN Nr4-"'-
roc SHOW Al Dsrhur'. '1rr
-l,-Bsrr. -Fo-dhsrr st Columrla. WESLEYAN 1alo-
,5--f4 lt -ufversits FrUnsE 'lauia. Amherst r
ITsr.r-8. Hobart cornell Ir.ncCt'u freshmen 81
remington
,,,srlC -I,-,u,e Alert ys Ausrouda Point Breeze
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
HARNESS RACING.
NELLIE JAY. a BOSTON HORSE. WINS
THE RICH KENTUCKY FUTURITT.

Lexington Ky. Oct THE Kentucky Futuritv
for three-year-old trotters again resulted in
prise The Rajah. the heavily backed favOrite.
broke three times in the first heat. finished last
and was distanccd. After five hard fought heats
NeIlie JAY. the Jay Hawkes. hily owned by George
r. Wooden ~ Boston, captured the rich stake.
For driving her TO victory r. Mickey received
81 0,1 and half the winnings In the betting ring
when The Rajah ceased TO be possibility, Gail
Hamilton who won the first heat. became favorite.
and encouraged her hackers By taking the second
heat. S1e then retired 10 the ruCk Nellie Jay
nshtuS lt out with John Nc and Andk the entire
route iu the last three heats.
The Futurity the felture of the opening OF
tho Kentucky Breeders thirtieth meeting and when
Mickey had salutei the Judges after the deciding
heat. ne taken from the sulky and carried on
the shoulders of friends % tho grandstaud while
5000 p.uplc ch,erod The Tennessee Stake for a6S
paesr- Wa marked by fast time the record for the
rac" made by Dan Patch last year being equalled.
and Was productive or nose finishes Hudson
GROVE I"iEki" 90 victory after hve hOty contested
h'dts- Daphne Dallas challenged the mare i'm every
neat winning the second and third. carl Wilkes
was close contender. finishing second in the last
thrr' heats. Dan r.. the tuvorite. had To he con
ttHi with fourth money The weather ideal
ana IN" rack fast SUMMARY.
A.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
THE SUMMARIES

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