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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-04-19
ANOTHER POLITICAL CHAPTER.

ANOTHER POLITICAL CHAPTER.
The following chapter from Secre-
tary of State Sam B. Cooks political
handbook shows by comparison of
the election returns of the past twen-
ty years how ridiculously absurd are
the republican claims of future party
success:
"With the usual biennial yehe-
mence, republican campaign managers
and the republican press have for
months been proclaiming their un-
bounded confidence in capturing Mis-
souri, at the coming election. 1t has
come to be sort of second nature
with the republican party managers
in this state to claim after each
election that the democratic plurality
has been greatly reduced and that
corresponding republican gain at the
succeeding election would mean a
sweeping republican victory
"For several days after the election
in 1900 the leading republican organ
of Missouri, with its usual reckless
disregard for the truth, claimed that
the election of governor was in doubt,
and so juggled its election tables as to
make it appear that the state was
really close, when as matter of fact
there was no time when the returns
indicated that the democratic plu-
rality for the head of the state ticket
could possibly fall below 10000.
"Thispolicy Of doping the deluded
is still being worked by the republic
can party press with monumental
contempt for the intelligence of the
republican voters.
"As a matter of fact, the result Of
the last election in Missouri was the
most satisfactory from a democratic
standpoint Of any that has been held
during the last twenty years. Let
US take the official figures for the past
five presidential elections, during
which time, according to the republi-
can newspapers, they have each four
years played such fearful havoc with
democratic plurality as to make
republican success at the succeeding
election a mere matter of time. In
order that we may present the rela.
tive strength Of the two political
parties fairly, we win take the vote
on secretary of state, as there has
been no fusion to affect the vote on
that Office as there was on president
and governor. The official returns
for the years 1884 to 1900, inclusive,
are as follows:
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aud the speaker held the closest
attention Of the audience.

aud the speaker held the closest
attention Of the audience.
Following the lecture an informal
reception was held In the parlors Of
Central college from ten to half past
eleven O'Clock, and many Lexlng-
tonians met The great Nebraskan.
The lecture was given under the
auspices Of the Iduna Literary society
OF Central college for the benefit Of a
library fund and the receipts we're
more than gratifying
After the reception Mr. Bryan
went to the Nickel home and spent
the night. lie left for Marshall
Friday morning TO lecture there 10
the evening
Miss Mabel Coss returned from
sedalia Monday evening, where she
has been visiting her brother.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-04-19

Jerry Shnn left Thursday norning
for a months visit with relatives At
St. Louis. ..4-4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
THE COTTON STATISTICS.
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS ARE
VERY PROBABLE.
Experts Have Returned and Are Now
Preparing Their Reports for Statisti-
clan Hyde to Make Up Ills Report.
lspeelal to The postl

Washington, October 1O.-Another chap.
ter In the controversy between the census
bureau and the division Of statistics OF the
agricultural department regarding the mat
ter OF cotton and other crop statistics, will
be written between now and November /.
Unless all indications are at fault it Will be
u very interesting one
The experts whom the division OF sta.
;lsties recently sent to the cotton producing
states to gather information regarding Tue
production Of the staple have all returned
70 Washington. the last man getting in at
noon today. Ills held OF work was in Flor
ida and southern Georgia. OF the other
nine mcn one worked in south Texas. AN.
other IN the central northern portion OF
tHat State and stu another In the OK.
IRENE northern section and the two Terri
tories. one man was assigned 10 Missis
slppi. one to Louisiana and Southern Ala
bama. one to Tennessee and Arkansas, one
90 Northern Georgia and Alabama, one 10
South Carolina and one 10 North Carolina.
They were all instructed To seek infOrma.
ZION from every source from the cotton
buyer as Wen As the cotton seller, from
ginuers, compress managers oil min mama
gers, bankers, county officials farmers--iu
met from every one Interested In the pro
| duction aud marketing OF cotton.
Something Ike three weeks was devoted
10 the work. which appears TO have been us
thorough and complete MS was Consistent
with It's rather difficult nutuFe.
Two OF the ten experts have already filed
written reports with Statisticlan HYDE, ana
TIE others VIII have their reports ready
within the next few days AS soon as nh
the Information Is In his hands MIR HYDE
viii Commence the preparation OF d doeu-
ment which VIII partake largely OF tie ma
turc OF statement OF facts, the purbOse ~
1 watch y III Dc 70 give the results OF the
/ Nork OF the experts who have lust returned
and 90 place before the public an of6elai
outline OF the methods of The division OF
This statement viii not be lot Of Gilt
| tsHns Heherailties said Mr.. Hyde 10 The
toSt correspondent this afternoon, 'but
/ Nil pe dehnlte aud positive IN every par.
/ aculal' ! propose 70 show exactly how the
/ hgur2S OF the division arc arrlved az
/ VIII ahaly2e the estimate of q. GA 060 issued
/ ~ THIS office last December and shoyr ex
/ sctiy now u came TO be Just what Il was.
1 ! VIII explain the alleged discrepancy he,
/ tween Ihese ngures OF this office and those
I from other sources hy showing me disDosi.
lion anu SEQ OF the sO-called city crOp'
/ year TO year" Wv ''in
Mr. Hyde has himself lust returned fron,
/ 2 Soulntfn trip and seems 10 be well salts
I nvn VIII us results he has talked with
/ ~ 81 Tue Yen experts, aud Il OF the opinion
snAb tne WoFk assigned them has been well
netnutsa. ls expected that his statement
/ VII ps reaaS about Novembts /.
=. y, North, chief Of the division Of
/ Iessstsesetls. q Us, ceRsus cfres, Win
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
TEXAS.


Jim Buchanan. the negro accused Of MUIR
dering the Hicbs family, is In Jail OF Hen
derscu mob Is about thr Jail and soldiers
have been asked for TO dispense It,
r. o. Elgncr Of Bastrop has hled a pod'
tIon in bankruptcy with liabilities of $751;
sI4
The state Liquor Dealers association has
decided to keep up the present plan Of cam.
paign.
There was big crowd IN attendance on
the Central Texas fair at Bryan.
Every subordinate chnptcr IN tho state
Is represented at the Grand Chapter Of the
Eastern Star In session at Waco.
The Layaca county fair has drawn big
crowd to Halletsylle
W. II. Smith pleaded guilty in two counts
Of forgery at san Antoulo and was given
four years additional
Tho court OF criminal appeals handed
down number OF opinions.
Bmll wenderhch of san Antonio died
AZ Temple short time after bis wedding
Texas mlllcrs are to meet at Fort Worth
10 discuss the diGerentiol question.
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COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION.
Several Resolutions Were Adopted Re-
aarding Regulation of Railroads.

eardln9 Regulation Of Railroads.
Hot Springs, Ark, October 15.-Today's
session Of the railway commissioners Of the
southern States was not called TO order
until noon ]. y. McIunls OF Misslssippi
presented the report of the uniform classl.
hcation committee, which held that II was
difficult TO arrange schedule satisfactory
TO all sections Of country and all interests.
The report was received aud Commissioner
a. L. May OF Mississippi offered resolu
won 10 the effect that the committees
Ttcuhthchd that the congress of the United
ot0tts secure the passage OF an act reouir-
Hs lhe Interstate commerce commission 10
auupt UNIFORM classification OF freight
uFdcies' PROVIDING Tor time In which such
elassincalion shall be made and when the
Same saall take eject. Alter nrolou,ya5
nrnille me resolution was passed by q large
Judge J. H. Reagan's motion TINT tho
sHh' ehtlon recommend TO the several States
tnt passage OF laws to control and limlt
inc issue OF stocks and BONDS Of railways
70 an amount not To exceed the actual
s1lue OF the property and franchises of zach
I1eI was unanimously adopted.
'nalEmah May OF the committees on deIaSs
Aoners after making his renor1 nSosn i,is,
teso!htlon asking the National congress-
~ pasS an act authorizing and reruiri,,,
negeIal courts 10 treat ain eases arisins
.uHyeF ana by virtue OF laws creafing Z
tersttu Snulullsslon, whether State or in
involved, as preference cesess $50 ~, are
sneh that they be entitled 10 Ne nlanNd az
sne mead Of the docket ana 10 10 sASeostt a.
ane promptly heard. Adopted "'
Ionn ~; Mclnnis OF Allssissippl nresen,od
''sV'u''0n lustFucting State commission,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Jesse a. Jones. r. M. Farrr
President. Vice Pres. ana h8A
SOUTH TEXAS LUMBER 0l.
Lumber, Timbers, Ties, Shingles
Sash, Doors and Blinds
Both Phones 1246. a.
PRAIRIE AVE. AND DOWNING %

ers to request their Representatives 70 ~
gress to pass an act giving the ipteresi,.Si
commerce commission adequate powers 90
power 10 FIX rates Adopted. Il
The election OF officers resulted = 49,
lows: r. W. Baptist Of Coyington, t w
chairman; John A. Webb. jackson, ,s a,l
secretary. and w. NJ Barrow, bouis'--'
assistant secretary. .,,t
New Orleans was selected IS tae 1is
meeting place of the association. tae -
10 be fixed by the chairman - at
a resolution unanimously preYaeq M,
officers OF the association extend i t,ia
lions to commercial and industrls " X
and the press to attend the msep1ti
the association. ,..,,-,
The delegates were given a comp iiLis.is h
tallyho ride over Government muVn'H1
the Business Mems league
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
TRIAL OF MoLlNEUx.
Counsel for Defendant Protested Aoana
the Special jury.

Counsel for Defendant Protested Against
the Special Jury.
New York, October Is, The second trial
OF Roland r. Molipeuz, charged with the
murder Of Mrs Katherine J. Adams, was
called today In the criminal branch of the
supreme court
Justice Lambert Of Fredonia. n. Y. pre-.
eided Molineux was brought into court as
soon as Justice Lambert took his seat on
the bench. His father, General =. l.. Mo-
hneux, sat beside him. AIr. Weeks. OF
counsel for the defense, filed written nro.
test against the special jury panel. on the
ground that the law providing Dor Il was
usioohstl t1ilonal' Justice Lambert repeat
Monday, and Mr.. Weeks noted his FIRST 81.
ception. The work OF examining talesnien
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values slumped on warm weather
in the belt and failure to settle the strike
troubles.
The grain market was fairly active, ana
all grains closed at higher figure
The stock market showed fairly good
tone With a tendency toward higher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
The Nemnarket Raoes.

Newmarket, October liking Edward
spent two hours on horseback this morning
ana nude tour Of hi, racing estates az
Greer house. subsequently lac watched the
horses exercising ON the heath He drove
70 the race course Ia downpour Of raip
and reached IT IN time fof the Hrst a hiS
crowd Was present as the race for the
Czarowitoh cakes was considered 10 lie
particularly opou.
W, g. Whttney's Elizabeth NJ won the
Kenneth plate thus adding 20 the number
Of the supporters of his entry for the big
race.
j. Reln came over from Paris to ride the
French candidate p'Huys II was OK
plpincd that RciHs suspension rs the
French Jockey club does not 20 into eject
until tomorrow.
Congratulati0n second Rightfu third.
Seventeen horses rau. Mr. WhiUey's
Spectrum won the select stakes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
THE SALE OF sEAuvolR.

The Home Of jefferson Davis Is Now a
Confederate Home.
Jackson, Miss. October Is. The formal
sale aud transfer Of Boauyolr. tho home Of
JEFFERSON Davis, by Mrs Davis 10 the sons
o. Confederate Veterans was contaminated
TO-DAY az the opening session Of the run on
OF the Mississippi division, Sons Of Conf
crate Veterans
the home viii be used az q home for In.
dlgent confederate veterans. Mrs. Davis
received $1,000 FOR the home
Governor Jefferson Davis on Artans.s a.,
an address tonight upon Jefferson nayfs'
President OF the COnfederarr mia 4
slorlons tribute % the dnad chicftnln
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

begin the issuance Of his cotton crop sta
tsiics about two weeks hence The COM
piations of the census office are being
based on reports from government agents
who deal directly With the ginners Three
issues Will be made during the winter The
second VIII come out about December 1
and the third some time In January,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
RAILROADS.

The emergency cotton rates have been
called on
The strike on the Mexican National has
been formally declared on
W, n, W. aud w. W. road has been
absorbed by the Texas and Pacific
DR. W. A, Adams chief surgeon NJ the
Frisco read, Is dead at his home az Fort
Worth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
TRlce Ar BEAUMONT.
Thought to Be Looking After Termi-
nails

Beaumont Texas, October l0.-Presldent
and General Manager LEROY Trlce has been
Ia Beaumont tolay IN consultation With
Colonel John y. G0oahue and others, To
q Post correspondent Mr.. rrlee said there
Was really nothing Tor publication In his
visit Hnd he answered al questions IN
manner thar was rather significant and yet
from which nothing could be deducted.
From other sources Il has been learned
that the purpose Of the trip was 20 decide
upon an entrance 20 the city upon o tract
Of land for yards ana terminals aud for
depot grounds An these thugs are. u Is
stated. under way, The people here viii be
delighted TO see the new road coming this
way and viii DO more than likely 10 give
an the assistance that can be reasonably
asked.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
THE STRIKES.

Secretary Root announced nc o'clock
that a common ground Of agreement had
been reached.
The president has named q commission OF
six persona to settle the strike.
The coal miners federation OF Germany
sent over q thousand dollars TO aid the
American miners
The Birmingham strike has been settled
ana 45op men will resume work in the iron
ana coal mines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Liptonls chaIlenne Arrlyes.

New York, October u.s. The challenge Of
SIR Thomas Upton and the Royal Ulster
Yacht club for the Amcricas emp arrived
hcrs today on the Ocpnnic No Actlon Will
Dc taken on the challenge nor Will us CON-
teuts be made pubNc until Il comes before
the executive meeting OF tho New York
Nucht club TO be held tomorrow night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
SPORT.

onward silver broke the American two
mile track record at Lexington.
Founding edualled the track record for
mile az the ST Louis Fair Grounds.
Three favorifcs were winners at the
Morris park track.
MeChesney defeated sombrero 10 tine
race at the Worth track
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Floresville, Texas, october lA-A
conclusion today Of the examining ~
Lawrence Kolodziei. charged VITA =. 80 sSv
ing Felix Gabrisch and throwins IN ~ u.
IN the Cibolo river a few we sssslsoa Sapd h
tice Mayes held him under sayg
await the action OF the grand Js's'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

second half Harvard nut an entirely new
team on the tieid except Stllman, who
moved from full hack 10 left half Yves
eyun scored IN this bslf after using several
trick plays o behaved pdss leading 10 "a
touch down Elnal score IS 70 5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Cambridge. Mass. October io,-IIar-
wards university football team got 70,
gether in the nrst half OF the Wesleyan
game today aud scored 81 points IN twcnty
minutes. Abe showing was tho hast Of any
that Hax7ard has made thls yeas. IN tao
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Jockeys sentence Modified.

Paris. October l5otacial modification Of
the withdrawal by the Jockey club Of tho
licenses IN France OF Milton Henry and
Johnny RieG, American Jockeys, is pub
lished tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
m. Weste,n Marvland RAILROAD.

Baltimore, Md. october l5.-The nrst
regular stockholders meeting OF the West
esn Maryland road company since. the
control passed the Goulde was held 70.
IL the sane that has been placed IN ehRrGe
Of tbs. pEepsgsss bxs ne Hsys eXnsss i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
FOOTBALL.
20 ID. Nnrmcnt 8.

New Haven. Conn, October l5.-rhe
Yale football eleven defeated the unlver'
slty OF Vermont eleven today by the score
" 81 20 O. The play was cpesidel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
TEXAs POLlTIcs.

Attention IS drawn 10 the fnct that ro
publican hcadquarters haze not been opcned
at Rusk,
Henderson, shaw and Armistead have On
ncuDced as candidates for congress IN the
First district
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
This Worth Tre6k

Chicago October rs. McChcsucN nroh.
ably the greatest 3 year old That ever per.
formed in the West, demonstrated his su,
pcrionty over Green Norris Somhrcro IN
q match race az Worth today McChesney
Won with ease being pulled M almost TO
length "a spare
An Effort viii he made by the owner OF
McthcSucy 10 match him with Hermls. the
King ~ the Eastern 3-ycar-ollS. Snmm ry!
Six fur.ongs Aryensis. Capable Rautre
Time 4 III.
Seven fur0ngs MacGyle Annie Thomp-
SON, SiurHu Time rs 2.5
Mile ana n sixteenth LevinthBu chick
adce, Wing Dance Time i;i0 ..
Nile and AN eighth special McChesney,
Somhrern TimC 10.
six fproneS- st Cuthhort Money Muss,
Waswift Time l;t9la
Mile and ain cighth-lNcien App.ehy
Pink Coat, Homestead. Time ia 30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Allentown. IA. October l5,darry e.
Longneckcr Of this city registrar Of wills
aud one OF the hest known shots and dog
fever.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Columbia "a, swarthmore o.

New York. October IS. Columbia played
surprisingly good football here to-day when
her eleven sRundly trcnne2d Swartbuore ~
the good sized score OF "a 20 ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
HOUSTON.

Navy Officers enlist twcnty.three recruits
Pat Kennedy, charged with arson, has
eNaminug trial and ban Is dxcd at 500
Eclipse Of the moon occurs Tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

sSsssssssssssssssss,
/: just RE- NrwS
7oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

a mob tried to capture two men accused
u murder at Lexington, Ky, but the sheriff
took the men to louisville
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
MATCH SHOOT A TIE.

c. l.. Berina and Bryan Heard Got 1871
Out Of 200 Targets,
Messrs c. L. Bering and Bryan Heard
shot match at 200 targets per man yos-
terday. each making the splendid score Of
ISL, or 90 per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Enir Grounda Raees.

st, Louis, October i1-Chappaqua and
Founding were the winning flyorites at
the Fair Grounds today. Founding equalsd
the track record for mile making the
distance IN 1906. Summary
tine mile, seling-l.aJas, Miss E0n. Tack
aha. Time as.
Six furongs puTse~Miss Knlckerhocker,
Hanna Lady Nestry Time laH.
One milo, seling-Chantrelle, Barnacle,
pathos limo i;a2
SIX furiongs, putse-Elex r.. Frank Bell.
AmlgaFa. Time 1;lA
Mile and sixteenth. Selliug--Chapp3qu
Orris. IunNr Time 1iAS
one Founding Maggie Felix, lclc.e.
Time 39ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
NORRIS PARK rNrnIrs


Eclipse course. hhndleao-C huctanunda
lss' Gloria Ill, Belle OF Lexington iOa
Aumeral oS' 81. Daniel 90 LIschen 30.
.''''si' hisrpe 30. schoharte 106, Luxeasta
leo, Judith Campbell 100. ondurdis aO
knignt q Harlem 90, shark %.
Five aud half furlongs 2-year-olds--
Sissy sd SCOOTER 100, pInksie a7. lnyrla
los Athiaua iie, KittnniuE roo. Prince
ching III. chile l03. LADY Josephine lOa
MISS ilgtptw 100. Alice Cary to-. Inter.
toek tki, Lord purco 100 FIRST chin loo
Rndyard ~. Sontag 80. Chicle lO6 Gande
ia, sweet Alice i07. I.asso Linden i0l'
dflllando 80. zealotY &c. Insenslbie %,
POnrR ~.
one mile. New Rochelle Grand onera
lOG AJAX i08 Mcrito III. Stcvedore la,
Pofeate III kevnote l03 Rossirnoi i0T'
Dercezele los tcurnarnm III. 81 Whit,
tier 100, Kilocram lit Numerai iOi
Six and hslf furlonrs westrhestor
lightweight hRndieep-Dubiin l2s, LuxcaStT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
ONW ARD SILYER'S RACE
The Great Chestnut Cut Down the
Record at Lexington.
ArHEsNfY DEFEATED soMBRERO.
An Effort VIII Be Made TO Match Nc
Chcsney With Hermi5 the East
ern Crack Racer.

Lexington. KY. October is.-ouword sill
yer the great chestnut SOU of Onward and
sylvan Mail went two miles over tho
Kentucky Breeders association trnck tcduv
In 4'2ol breaking the American two mile
record of 4:32 made by Greeud!audcr ia
1898. Hudson was in the sulky and on
ward Silver had q running mate.
The card Included two stakes. summary
2'25 pacing 5000 Dorothy Wilton The
Judge Ethel Mae Best time 2:lO4 Ross
Mason, parkway and Atha A. also stare
-'io class, tretting, Walnut Hail Farm
cup purse SiO90-Nutbcarer, Prince of
orange, Alice Russell Best time 2.OoS,.
started
20B pacing $500 Sir Albert s.. Ner
yoin Pinchcm WILKES Best time 2.l6t.
Irlnee Direct, Dandy Chimes. SphinX
carthage Gin, Schley Pointer Albert Su-
lFet, Lon vaughan and Bllng also st lrted.
-V9 uotung the West stake SaOBu--
1hase' Baron Dcshay, aIaSmo. Best time
SAitt2 lht Qncstor, Horace W. Wilson
Milton Boy ana BETSY Toll also started
100 trotiing 20 wagon. nlnat turs-puE.
resi- Joe Watts Best time 2.30
-u' .cinss. pacing, Sl0lO Daisy Field
b93n1e AHerton Little sphinx. Best time
2;23 trottlug, $1,000 Judge Cullen. Texas.
hiplne Best tlnp 2.id
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Morris PARK Races.

New York, October River Pirate.
Rossignol and Roekwaler were the winning
iavorites az Norris Park today. The other
events went Ia long shots Thc NTH. Nc
Hrathlan selling stakes, Tho feature cyent.
went to the fayorite. Rossiguol SUNNI ~:
About Two miles, selling, steep echasc-
Highlander, preamerou, l. r. sack. Zine
lilghwelght handicap for all ages. tho
hchpse course River Pirate Svrlin
sparkle EShcr Time i1lB
Last seven furlougs OF the Withers milo.
the McGrathian stakes selling Rossirnol,
lAldy Sterling. iiuniress Time I .as
LpA seven fnTlongs OF the Withers' mile.
NhrlStiuua. Time i:2sa,
The Withers mile. handicap for Svear.
9 9tis ssoofgik,Wales Dom Paul, Dreameon
Mic and sixteenth over the hill g.
Se4foiaS and up, selling Mcwillaus
n45esse Richard. Queen Carnival Time