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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-22
Attention

Attention
Is directed to the q. A. r. convention
to be held in Washington. d. c., October
9th to 1ltb inclusive, 1902.
We can sell you tickets at rates which
make going to the convention CHEAPER
than staying at home, and We make
enough out OF it so that We are moi. "on
the county"
Tickets sold only on September Goth
and 30th.
For particulars rs to rates :accommoda-
tons, stopovers, time limit etc .etc..
call on or address,
B. H. TRuNBELL,
Commercial Agent,
Illinois Central r. r.
l42 Third ST.. Portland, Oregon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-22

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
L OF Washington. for Chehalis County.
Is. :. jackson. Plaintiff. VS.. VIM. H. Davis. L. L.
f. h, Benn and J. W. Toklas, and all persons
unknown, ii any. having or claiming 10 have
all interest in and 70 the real property herein
after described observation-disclosures in
Foreclosure OF Tax Lien.
The State OF Washington 10 Wu;. II. Davis. l.. /.
Msley, Grant kiunison. Herman Kaufman,
f. Il Penn and J. W. roklas, and all persons
unknown, ii any. having or claiming 70 have
an interest in aud 10 the real property herein
after described:
You and each OF YOU are hereby notified that
Il. :. Jackson is the holder OF Certificate OF De
huQuency numbered 1850. issued on the 2end
dp Of jg a F. @ eS shs ,S SSqny of
OF nine aud ss-lOo dollars. the same being the
amount then due and Delinquent for taxes for
penalty. interest and costs thereon, upon real
property assessed 10 You and OF which YOU are
he owners or reputed owners situate in said
ticularly bounded and described rs follows
to-wit:
Lot three 49, block sixteen 90 Fran ce's
addition 10 Aberdeen, Chehalis county, Wash
ingtou.
All Of said amounts bearing in,erss, at the
rate OF fifteen percent. per annum: and You are
further notified that he will apply TO
the superior court OF the State OF Washington, in
and for said county. for a Judgment forec.osiug
his lien against the property hereineetore mem
appear Within sixty days after the date
u the first publication OF this summons.
exclusive of the day of said first
publication. and defend this action or pay
the amount due. together with costs, and
in case of your failure 10 do 81. Judgment will
be rendered foreelosing the lien OF said Certf-
cate of Delinquency. taxes. penalty, in
terest and costs against the lands and premises
hereinbeiore mentioned.
ANY pleading or process may be served upon
the undersigned at the address hereafter
mentioned.
L. II. BREWER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
T. o. Address Moutesano. Wash.
Date of frs publication Sept. 1902
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-22
A Certain Cure for Dysentsry and Diarrhoca.

"Some wears ago VAS one of party
that intended makingn long bicycle trip, !"
says f. l.. Taylor, of New Albany, Brad
ford county. Pa 81 was taken suddenly
with diarrhoca, and was about to give up
the trip, when Editor Ward. of the
Laceyville' Messenger, suggested that
take dose OF Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. pur
chased bottle and took two doses. one
before starting and one en- the route.
made the trip successfully and never felt
any i'll effect. Again last summer was
tack of dysentery. bought bottle of
this same remedy and this time one dose
cured me- Sold by Evans Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-22
COSMOPOLlS

Miss Maggie Ultican took her little
brother, John, to Tacoma, to have his
eyes treated by specialist.
+. M. Bachelor has new cash regis
ter, made by the National register COM
pany. 1t has the latest improvements.
Mrs. Bert Fry and her mother, Mrs.
Thompson, both OF Hoquiam, We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fry, of Cosmopols,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ashford from
Portland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. G..
Stone, OF Cosmopolis. Mrs. Ashford and
Mrs. Stone are sisters.
The Grays lIarbor switch train had to
20 up the branch to Mack's camp near
Elma, and bring out the remains of some
burned freight cars.
A special train came to Cosmopolis
Sunday night to bring a long line OF
empty cars which have been loaded with
lumber for the eastern market.
a party OF distinguished hunters from
Cosmopois are infesting South Bay
Included are Mayor Pagett, W. S. Nc
Iaughin, DR.. ii. G. Watkins, james
Watkins and +. NJ. Bachelor. Word
came yesterday that the party was loaded
with ducks. DIR. Watkins has returned.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
YACHTS AT MORRIS HEIGHTS.

Many Of the yachts in construction at the works
Of the Gas Engine and Power Company. and
Charles L Ses bury & Co.. Consolidated, at Morris
Heights on tie Harlem River. almost ready
for launching. The steam yacht Cherokee, build
ing for 8 H Va7dergrift, who lives in Pittsburg
and has su-rmer home in the Thousand Islands,
will need an especially short time to finish The
Ina s another particularly attractive steam yacht,
the construction which is well advanced A
1OO-foot twin screw steam yacht, which will be
named Corfnthian is building for J. A Mollen-
hauer Of New-York. The 55-foot steam launch
Myhisana for NJ. Goldsmith. of New-York, will
be launched early IL January. After her trial trip
the boat will b, sent TO the Rangeley Lakes. in
Maine The lS5-foot steel steam yacht Aria FOR
Edward H Blake, Of Bangor is now completely
framed and the engine and boiler work is well ad-
vaRced.
A new construction building has recently been
nut I'D. where several high speed steam yachts
are now in frames. The keel is now being laid
for Niagara ". for Howard Gould. The yacht
will be Of steel an6 wood, double Planked. Her
guaranteed speed will be twenty-thrae miles an
hour 1t is Intended to have her in commission
early in April so : TO meet Niagara l on her re-
bejng constructed a twin screw steam yacht
the Telthra for S Parker Bremen. of Boston; a
high sTeed Yacht for Alfred Marshall, Of the New
WI, Yacht Club: steam yacht for walter r.
s. lawrence River service a steam launcn. the
SCio for n y. Gilbert of New IoTk; q 65-toot
ay,vil;arv vawl for J. II. Sme1ley, OF Detroit IN
5errofug alterations are the steam yacht Coranto
inst been purchased by Max Fleschmann, OF Cin-
-;,,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
YACHTING.
Atlantic Yacht Club Gives Souvenirs to
Friends-Plans for Next Year.

To twelve women who sailed in last summer $
races the Atlantic Yacht Club has given pretty
pms as souvenirs. The recipients include Mrs
r P. Doremus. Mrs. Chubb, Mrs f Luckenbach
Mrs G a Olcott. Mrs. H. c. Rowland Miss
Murtha and the Misses S. B. and B. z. Loughron.
one hUnrded and twenty-six men who sailed on
winning yachts in the races have also received
Corinthian pirs and bars.
Besides these, the club has lust given silver
medals to al frst prize winners and bronze medals
TO all second prize winners in each class in each
race Ihere were fifteen races in which 24S yachts
started, the average attendance being twenty.
Inc most interesting races of the year were the
ocean races, and those in what IS known as the
restricted classes, P Q and R Henry J. Gielow
who has been elected chairman OF the regatta COM
nittee, vice George Hill, resigned announces that
any yacht that has raced in these classes in 1901
and 1902 will be eligible to sail in 1903 in the same
class. provided her displacement is within 10 per
cent OF the required amount and her sail area does
not exceed the allowed amount.
Several new rules have been adopted for use in
the restricted class-notahy that applying to the
inclined water line, which must not be exceeded
when the yacht is inclined to the best angle for
sailing in a whole sail breeze. The naainsau area
tor each class, given in table OF dimensions is
rom tb sinsaiI snd a7 a. % may m Or De IKE
De put into more than one sail a balloon jib may
of the regular Jib. The of the jib may be put
into two sails. The sPinnaker may only be used as
win be taken from the designers plans, and is the
area WhSn fuIIy stretched.
Ballast must be either on the centreboard or keel
or in the yacht and each yacht must have two
anchors with cables two life buoys, lead and line,
fog horn. compass. a chart OF New-YoTk Bay and
an anchor light. Valuable series prizes will be
given the racing in these classes in 1903 At least
nine viii be sailed and a yacht to be eligible
must start in least five races.
These members have announced their intention
Of having yachts in these restricted classes for
1903: Class P. ex-vice Commodore r ? poremus.
Captain J. B. O'Donohue. Captain P. D. Bernard,
Captain z. F Luckenbach and ex-Rear Commodore
H J. Roberts. IN Glass Q, Captain D. G Whittock;
Class r, Captain E. s. Ludlow and Captain J. L.
Anthony. Estimates show that yachts in Class P
are to cost O00: Class O. S65 Class R. $500. Meet
fngs for those interested will be held this winter.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
GYMNASIUM DIRECTORS MEET.
College and School Instructors To DISCUSS
Matters Here.

rz,-rnnasiuno instructors from American unlversi-
tfes cotTeges and prep schools will hold con-
,,ation at the New York Athletic Ciab' on Deeel-
her % and 81 This will be the first JOINT ceiltef-
erca Of the Society Of College Gymnasium Dlree-
tors which is five years old, and the Society or
Preparatory School Gymnasium instructors or
a,ized last year At the opening session Dr- fhil-
Ti~s will give the annual address. Professor wal
ar c,oidie of Princeton, will speak on the CROWN
- .nnaratus: DR.. Sargent VIII discuss the anuse
f ,renara tory school training, and Dr. savage Oh
Columbia will talk on the value of correspondence
schools. - - vo,o ~,,,l1
Or the first afternoon DR.. Seaver. OF 4ale' VIII
- q naper on the physiology OF exercises W oWt
5 endurance and strength. DR.. Mckenzie VIII
IN 80 the effects of overeXeruon in athletlcS ana
rasrirs and DR.. Anderson Will recount the
9+t1l,,+ions for the year from scienuhc laoora-
ties. thu annual business meet
on the &C. held and committee reports will be
Ils ssntad In the afternoon Dr. Sargent WIZ ple
presen'e naner on The Relations OF the SoeisLy
senL II and the Future Policy. Dr baD-
70 % ;ii sneak on the publication OF papers Oh tie
society c+aze of Chicago Cniver-
5tI the old Yale pitcher, VIII SPEAK on ne TS T
ty1,r s1ty NJ the Society Secondary Schoeis IL
q qt+ cbconk ir OF Cornell. will tell about ne
4; niid Nd scope of Gymnasuc Contests ah1 III Ut.
T-raS Marvel OF Brown will speak on me "alue
t e. 10TH 80 Tests in Small Colleges
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
{ teams lined up as fellows:
GOLF.
intercollegiate Association Meets-A Team
May Play Englishmen.

rrs animal meeting Of the intercollegiate Go4I
Association took place yesterday at the HolaA0
rouss REPRESENTATIVES were present from 1dIe'
Harvard Princeton. Columbia and the University u
PENNSYLVANIA s P. Nash Of Columbia the reuflls
,-sss5e1+ acting ss presiding officer. An applica-
+4on for membership from Cornell was unanimously
accented and a team from that college VIII dp-
near ~ the next championship contest. The date
=. this contest was fixed for the week beglnning
cc+ober % 1903 but the place was not decided on
r4,e~e * good reason for believing that links IN
-netropoIi- . territory viii be selected. lie ma
te- viii res with executive comualJtee coSi9'
ing of Y :. Nurdock. of Harvard; y. s Camp
~ - Vie and 7. H ConkIia Of Prinoeton, who
viii announce their choice at a later date
Two additional medals viii be awarded at the
vhenntansbD contest hereafter, one for the player
making the best score in the qualifying rouho u
the Individual contest. and one Tor Ihe
il was felt that al view Of the growing entry IIS'
these prizes should be provided py the -
Ne change vas made II the method OF scoring tie
team chgmpionship ana the peculiar system which
the association alone adopts viii be maintained Tor
6n9tner year. , --,..;--o ~ q series
az ras-Fes with the Oxford and cam brloss te.l.i'
should * visit this country next season ne fcb
tbe VISITORS will pay d Representative American
college golf team, and the preSlasehI ''1- ''~--.s-a
FoveTed 10 auuoint committee Of nve TO arraL
al Important details. II is prooaDle that ii fii,
committee Will act in conneeton wiz wiz nria
5o-nittee from the United States GoII Assoc4a,
ton II is expected that the Englshnlen w Wdl
come some time IN midsummer. ana I'M bn [,scation
VIII enable them TO appear in series OF coii'eS'S
without interfering with classroom auues; e., a-s.
President = A Murdock Harvard; vice-oresident
" s Campbell Yale; secretary and treasurer L.
among the deIegates present were S. P Nash and
O. Stevens Of Coiunbis: Z B CaLverI arg q tJoi
has 1r Harvard; p. H: Jennings ana n L5 3; -
BEL, Yale; l. n Conklin ana Fercy FSHe' So
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
NATIONAL CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

IT.. .o--,stton of a National Cricket Association
.o- North America suggested by n. E. Rendie at
ar annual meeting OF the Metropolitan Dlstflct
C,~icts+ League Is to be laid before the various
,rsclzet associations and leagues OF the ChiIed
s+.tas and Canada. II IS expected that the organ
-, ill ha formed Of the following members:
A~socjated Cricket Clubs Of Philadelphia. North
-ee+ern Cricket Association, Chicago Cricket As
.oc,ation. Montreal Cricket Association Toronto
cricket Association. California Cricket Assocauoh'
o-tolitsn District Cricket League and New
- - r-iol,a+ Association These associations will
he invited TO appoint delegate to Tepres5{, el
% ,,eetfnp 10 be held IN New-York or PhiIadeI-
a. r. is expected that the association Will gov
p pm ali matters in relation 10 cricket IN TO t Sl
eIIi a. II might deviate from the rules OF the
zA1I.IeI,1ne Cricket Club, which are generaily ac-
.s6 as the playing avs of cricket everywhere
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
CORD MEYER FINED FOR SPEEDING.
Admits that He May Have UnwittlngIy Tx
eeeded Limit. but Takes Appeal.

NineoIa Long Island. Dec. @.-Cord Meyer ol
New-York. whose summer home Is at Great Nech
had = fury trial before Justice Foster H. 06Aies
TODAY on a charge of having violated the Ia" res
ulating the speed Of automobiles MI, We! -,
S,.sz or having spseded his automobile an eighth
~ a mile in sixteen seconds on the jericho Iurn-
njta on November is last. Mr.. Meyer was found
guilty and a fine of $50 IVES imposed
Joseph stenert appeared for the defenaanl' NHG
George B. Stoddard. representing tne Long .''o.o 80
IIttor Protective Association conducted the
rosacrtten Several deputy sheriffs testified as 70
the time at which the automobile was spsedsd;
ana a civil engineer who had measures s yiver
confirmed the correctness Oh the uAs' ~ g.
by other witnesses -. ,,-,r,+.t,,lv hav. er-
ceeded the speed limit in trying 10 go oy anotiSI
TehcIe HIS counsel moved that the colnplalat -. pe
a4iSInIssad and upon the motion being denleo Ine
ase vent to the jury. with the result stated VIZ
Never will take an appeal
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
eeAwhNHAkA CLUB OFFICERS.

The annual meeting Of the seawanhaka CORN
+,ian Yacht Club is 10 held at its city clubhouse
No 70 West Forty-fourth-st, at $50 p m on jan
nary r. The trustees have nominated the follow
inc candidates for 1888: Commodore, Arthur Curtss
lanes auxiliary brigantine Aloha; vice-corlr7o-
dore. ". J. MathescR. steamer Lavrock rear-eoH'
-. I,rznk { Hastings yawl Peggy; secretary
I-r.rcfs G. Stewart: treasurer, Frederic P Moore;
-nea.urer John Hyslop; feet surgeon, DR.. N Bow
ditch Potter; feet chaplain the Rev. DR. George
p yandewster: trustees, Colgate Hoyt, Franklin
A TIumrner and Henry Il. Landon: race commit
tee Johnson- De Forest, c. w, Wstmore. clinton
II 'CTane Daniel Bacon and John r Maxwell Jr ;
--r11I7frtae on lines and models, john Hyslop A
cary smith and S. John smith; law eommitfes cor NJ e
F1E,i sumner Will be served after the meeting
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
BASEBALL.
Ebbets Announces the Players Signed for
the Brooklyn Team Of 1903.

c H Ebbets, president Of the Brooklyn Base
ball Club, yesterday gave out te full list Of play
ers signed bv Manager Eanlon for the Brooklyn
team Of 1903. They are twenty-one in number and
Include Willie" Keeler and Bill Donovan. who
are claimed by the American League. and Sam
my StTang, of last seasons Chicago White Stock
hgs- Other newcomers besides Strang are Brod-
erlck, an infelder from Pennsylvania and Gabriel,
an outhelder from the West who comes highly
recommended by Roy Evans McCredie is the Pa
cine Coast player signed by ''BH' Lange for Han
lon The pitcher, Schmidt is also a Californian.
Those missing are Farrell, who may be signed
later Irwin, who VIII probably not be wanted with
Strang at third; Frank Kitson, who has gone over
TO the American League. and Newton. who has
Deen turned adrift. Hanlon is also negotiating
with Jimmy" Hughes. "Hughey'' Ahearn, as he
was known last season. will play under his right
name OF Hearne, and. with Ritter is expected to
4o most OF the catching. Hanlon expects to add
Two Two more pitchers and another utility to the
hSI- Following are the players signed:
donovan, Garyin, Evans. Schmidt Jones and
AdcAeekln, pitchers; Hearne. Ritter, McNanus and
-auher, catchers; Doyle, first base: Flood. second
base; Dahlen, short stop; Strang third base; Jor-
utiL ana Broderlck. utility nieIaers Keeler Shecl-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
NEARLY DROWNED AT FOOTBALL.
PLAYER Holds Fast to Ball Until He Re
gains Consciousness.

RicbHeld. n J., Dec. 20 (speciaD.-Edwaro
Thorpe. seventeen years old. residing near the
Morris Cana! at this place. had a narrow escape
from drowning to-day. With others ABOUT MS o"n
ago he was playing football, and in running after
+ha hau which had been kicked high in the air. ne
fen over backward into the canal, retaining hold
OF the ball.
In falling Thorpe's head struck the edge OF q
sunken canal boat and he was stunned aa" III
thorpe is known practical joker. and TOT 2
moment the other players stood on the oank
tyatnhjng for him to reappear Then Charles
Green Believing something was wrong; divea inso
~ wstar without divesting himself of his cloth
ing With difficulty he found Thorpe lying on N the
,,.S,5dt hnttem of the stream and after struggle
hrnUqbt him to the surface and got him to the
banE where he was assisted by the others IN get
Fin him out of the water. Thorpe still kept tgnt
boi3 of the BALI and 1t was not until a physician
restored him to consciousness half nour ia,ei
tbot he rejinuuished his hold, and then ne wanted
to know who had won the game
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
To PLAY CHESS AT MONTE CARLO
Names of Competitors in the Coming Tour
nament.

Paris. Dec 2O-Arnous de Riviere, the manase. ass.
of the forthcoming international chess tour
at Monte Carlo. said to-day that ne wouio accep
the following fourteen competitors; Aasha,. ,h ~
roczy Pillsbury, Delmar, burn, 4elchiiiaIi'
Moreau Taubenhaus, Mieses. Tarrasch. Tschsofih'
schiffers Marco and sohlechter. ~,
1t will thus be that Marshall ana NapIei ""
not he allowed to compete this time' while Iano"
ski has also been excluded - so soo ,riII he
independent of special prizes, over S<oC Iii Ia We
distributed among the compeItors, oha1 W. Drawn
games viii be counted as haL points. - saco1a
prize will no less than SsVV' anu 'A
rizeS So
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
BLACK AVENGERS" AT COLUMBIA.

A secret society has been formed among tne
--1,orooras of Columbia for keeping the freshmen
tn nroDer subsection. The first year students NaE
heen fresh" lately, and have tallea 70 ooeS
-. -rbese regulations provide, among other
So that freshmen shall not carry canes sn1he [ifs
nires sit on the library steps 49, o,f fro,,sers
preparatory 1870 calls itself The Black AVeng-
Inc rev IIos,ts AGAINST the members or the class
ers '1-t;or OF the regulations Wl De htSe .
OF 10 10 inf ew organisation through its ea ea 1tin
socieg va 90 on on the campus ana 10 PEI Pe''
Columbia traditions
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
RTDGELY'S
FINANCIAL FORECASTS

Following is synopsis OF the advices have seIt o..
the past week IF think such service would oe u7'u
to you send 50 for trial month Of pally Letter
SATURDAY EVENING Dec; l3: Buy STOCKS III 80
Whatever coming will then A Duh wa
any time. OF course. the big men VIII mar
things lock sick before prices but stocks shouu '
points higher within the three weeks -
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. Is: The tide mas Jurnec anu
viii Conditions favor te buts.S
TUESDAY EVENING: Recessions viii DE ON ns aa1-
is cleaning up Inc nf"neS
is a ball factor Buy stocks. ,,S
WEDNESDAY EVENING" Chances favor strong "ic
higher market, -. g. .-.~.- -,
THURSDAY EVENING Some profits might be taken on on
further bulge Friday morning; but the eteEens +t
bullish and so many Deope are predicting reao''o ~
reactions may be only fractional go h,,t~
FRIDAY EVENING: Outlook favorable 1cod DSiiH "a
statement tomorrow. Exports lncTeaSl-s- Af0 N'-
though slowly.
Of course Judgment 70 be used now Inat
m But there Will be plehtg %
pick certain stocks on ra besT
prices which will bring out good winner -
market ended Dec. 18th. as predcte9 t,a r,III
of The big money VIII now De on taIe
side but you must know buy and not IN
will at a rally There IS wheIe ny
heir in what In my 1uaSniehI O. (
the best stocks, and when to buy ITEM; GIT n v
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
n 7. a. C. NOMINATIONS.

The annual election OF the New-foIk -A'iiie
Club Htll take nlace on January 1S. The entire
ticket nominated is as follows: President. John H.
Van Wormer; vice-presdent, Albert Z. CoAtaA'
Secretary. Charles L Burnham; treasurer ChaIleS
A Goodhue and captain. Charles H. sherriL Ahe
feiring board Of directors is renorninaDeo s1ce''
sa- Joseph J. O'Donorue tr., and James H. Ely
xlo are repsaced by Frank J. Wells and Martin j.
b2.nu. "a,
n al probability there will be sn olioei lIio+ioro- -
cket as has been the case IN preceding eieclioIls
but 40 one at the club could give any AMOR rnatioH
h'eut u last night
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
FIRE DESTROYS SHOE FACTORY.

ssven hundred employees OF the shoe factory OF
william Lane were thrown out OF aase
-. n,han tbe large five story brick building
auenas nv him. and extending in Second-ave. be-
,u-aa- Forty-ffth and Forty-sixth sts;, Brooklyn
was entirely destroyed by fire Ihe loss Is esu-
a-pe IRE started about 10 o'clock in the eng ne
oI on5 had such a start before the arrival OF
tSe 6rsf engines that nothing could oe cone g
save the building. in spite OF the facr that Ioof
alarms were turned In
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
TO NAME NEW GOLF OFFICERS.

R Il Robertson. president Of the United states
6oE Association. has appointed the norniratiiis
committee bring in list or ofncers al CIe 1
cja+for,s annual meeting in February. The com
rnittee consists of Devcreaux Emnet. chairman
NeE-York: Herbert Jaques Boston, and w. a, A
Alexander. Chicago. II will make us reFoIt ~
Secretary Pa lion q bout January lS
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
a NEW YEAR BOUT

Buffalo. Dec 3a.--Articles Sse~ signed to-oas toi
twenty round contest bet -een FhlIaoelpIia
lack" O'F3rien and "AT' weinig The men Will
meet before the International Athletic Cluo on
New Years afternoon for twenty ronno ooe' at
catch weights. The winner is TO take an OF . lne
purse o'Brien has also posted $500 TO MehAs
s-'SD as a side bet
New-York tribune., 1902-12-21
Jesse sARRETT's SAD DEATH.

reseo Jarrett the jockey, brother of Michael ana
rav,d Barrett also jockeys, died yesterday IN the
Hudson County Jail, Jersey CITY OF aiconoll9i''
17ra++ was penniIess. but had he lived until next
- be 1ro,Ild have received an inheritance or
60 200 He rode many winners at the Guttenourg
.,a+rac. hut success brought with it a taste for
Iicuo- which eventually mastered him and caused
liz death Barrett serving thirty DAY SEN
fpnce for fntoxcation-