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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-15

Rome Ga. .."..." Gadsden ..N cs.""SAsI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30
MRS ANNA MARTIN.

.o.a.v the market is 50 isa that M.sa It is
less an to know of so rsliap n,.biic. -
pieas vou place before the pun
Miss Ruth Emerson. ton as to whether
Peruna G Curing the many years IN IN forms forms
j .s,ss .ss u e
T.; f. s:;s
Per dn Of the age. DR.. har mr;.tsn 3
remedy Cd of Peruna, has wr,y u
book On emit .ntitled, Health and ad SHs b
+ wom ;m he sent free to any snmb~s. {
IL IT., wl Peruna Medicine Co., Co Co and sati
!. Inc 30, do not derive promP' - Perur
!. Myo1 results r from the use OF Giving
u facao.y ~ once to DR.. Hartman n9 he vi
II wT VII statement of your case, a ainabie a
,e fun , ssa to give you his vaiua'-
ch vice ,gsrsss DIR. Hartman, pres
"a The Hartman sanitar1un'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30
VOTING ENTERPRISE NEEDED.

Tho LEGISLATURE of Mississippi has peen
sled to submit for adoption consC u;o.
tional amendment under which coun nose
NAV levy special taxes for the puiP cot.
Of yaisin funds for the erection Oh e. ~
tor mills. Commenting on TINS enu
Knoxville Journal and tribune
says: e NS;ssiasinpi and the
South want to give encouragement y :
SocaI industries, the way to go apoTC ~,
10 to lew a tax for the organlzatiTl civ !,
no ;ntensnce of industrial schoolI, .,
which the young men may be glvY no,u
sducation that will give them e an
aoement to embark In sucn iapO ,aed
blowing enterprises as the eouEn
TRb9t is feasible, and seed like ina
. MD soon begin to respond
abundant and pro1tapie. ~, n"
"Giye the young men OF the 81
!. mower to do something and Shey o.,
I f. If more and better lndusJ @uT'
S won+ed and they are needed, c Hf
Ma ,,,oer men with the knowledge was
J. bower, that gives men connoen wes'
r selves and in their caPaciIy bon on
nIish results, and we Wall nav bw wat
40 Industries in abundance IN 10 and
= and md oSnnty and town IN all Enel,
= ern cqEtry. The ecourageme
2 isIatu may give is TO PIG
= mean for the education o.
81 land"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

n f. Wesson, of the DAVIDSON nnosived a
9aadsome 9s tire buggy t1I
e 0i however that the md onvo %i r Fssp
-. ~ their implement house.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

Huskey & Coverdale, the hu asad their ben.
estate dealers, have recently n.y. ~ uresent
Office up in way that makes s, ~ p Nice
al attractive and coy appel, . aoor and
= fine $50 desk placed in the center OF
the room.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

We are requested to announce ,,' the
closing exercises of the M Te;5av p Nav
school at the school hall frloay' ny
80, 1902, beginning at . caO1s drills
l The Pr0 s{e'. interpreted with selections
nv The Cornet band.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

AR F Rowson, president of the s so miea
N .S Oil 6 Co., as o Of the Jones Develop
Ssn tn: fsaas.a sis' %ss o E Ess
inson. prs 1snrnant Co., for the purpose Of
p fsoWs Co people have s been ha Sfr
brought in three good P somFhegn ~ eom
nam pany and if they begin OPe1ddtl "i i It i
welsh field, they will ma oo 9n nv =,
there, and it is ge ne all in abundance
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30
;s;,llcUF. B&HE, DlzzlNEss
--I.vIc cATARRH0
tPE-RU-NA Cts u.u,u.nxs.sA
Il am perfectly we
saws Mrs. Martin,
Brooklyn. "Pe~ru
cured me-"
"a. Anna Martin, az Ho.
,klYn, N. Y, writes:

Peruna did so n1nch for !.
,eI 1T my duty to recOn1ns
IJfhers who may be similarly,
About q year ago my health !,
pfefcly broken down, had n
dizziness and irreguEarifiete
xecmed dark indeed. WEI,
Peruna In our home as q f0I !,
colds and cafarrh and I DEF
n for my trouble. In less !,
months I became regular, M
entirely disappeared, and ~
uerfecfIy well. "---Mrs. A.
Miss Marie johnson, il Col
Detroit, Mich. Is Worthy w.
in Hope Lodge No. 8, IndepTaa
Good Templars. Miss AZ
MANY other women also ~
found in Peruna specific
case of female weakness. ~
at want to do what / c -,
whole world know what
dine Peruna Is. For elevfn,
Ssred with female troubifcc
cationn arising therefrd =
failed TO cure me. and ! Dr. I
in9 helped. Peruna cure a,;e
abort months. ! can ha
myeelf, but - is . bless
perfectly we'll now, ana =,
a ache or pain for mont p,
suffering sisters to kno- yoh
has done for me- Miss 80,
Miss Ruth Emerson, Ter
Buffalo, n. Y, writes: "A \
two years with irreguc,,r ,
snsnstruation, and Per te
within six weeks. i rcv
how grateful I feel A 20
brings health and str tier
dicxed is always a well
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

! G. LeBleu, president OF the s,lPo 4imos
jury sS otn e" Charles ferry to Capt.
the " MeS Wehrt this afternoon at aT %sSri
a. a. The d. court house portals; Capt; M eSad
% Tawn tho to him at $40 year.-Lake oha III
| American. :.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

n,;dson -wesson Implement Co, Ltd
,.a Davad'0nW telephone message TUESDAY
|fb 6on tS 1ay ship at once Buffalo engine ghs
, wh;cb had been sold to parties IN n, ACE
,r;,Ie Welsh's trade is spreading QUIZ
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

A party of ladies and gentlemen It'll Me- I'm an
adsa the a1 Bayou ~ ohsne section on T
s ae n night last. They were ehaper enoyt
MT and Mrs. A. E. Bell and repoi
" very delightful time.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

r n Rauch and wife. OF Lake Lake
/, ~ or,es came over Tuesday. to see hus
ma Coyerdale concerning business %
icy aa{+ers Mr.. Rauch is partner on ID
Inc ls'' iewelry store of Carlson n q Co. anu
IL rvner of the steamer, Romeo.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

r., Ness, oil burner is recommehese ne.
van an hast neople of the country 1oi
tne D. etc IT is the only one Of toul
eently tried that STOOD pe'i'o
o him.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

lMr. Woods, of Texas, owner Q, e ond De-
/ which the Welsh Oil. nm Ia nd came
,lopment Co., sank Wen sras IL" in Welsh
,ar bringing in a gushel' we ;n+arests.
,is week looking after MS ih'e-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

[C P. Martin left on Sunday eT Taxas
lain for Houston and Gaivest pro+her Ed.
{ was accompanied by ms ;as;on "a q
.rd, of Crowley. Their iiiss
tsiness one.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

mac Estella McNeese, of Lake Cnal, Charles
Will guest of the Misses Ar 1a ne 1ast
han. Signal hotel two OF three days ias'
| hathis week.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

uous+on has seen another meteor meteor;
w h0n''G is this thing going to v; "toRs
and f her young dreaming ing d Magno
As AS an advertising "centTe o., 1me d Jour
LA city is hard to beat.-Beapm0n' ''
nal. 80, ss,oo4rv in the
post, he must not only ses all k s.ssp,s,
Things and dream all kind Of dIssD It
Ss,,t evidently feels all kinds Of wass :
YAM 4;rnes
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

Yates John Craig and her two boys "a siS W.
ing. weeks stay as the guests % for
and ,ip and family, left SUNDAY "
q seN. Mass.
:uht'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

c,.o.h.s Benoit returned last week
em ne0P Ei Campo, Texas, where ,so he .s nas
en- looking after tract OF l t;oo 400 400
Hand which he bought some Time "e'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

wiz. Huskey and E. H. Rushe en w wisit
horennings Saturday evening me, 10 re-
n;.ds and see the ''gusher." lhey
COED Sunday evening.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

in Will Floyd, of Houston, Texas, II
ting her mother, Mrs. e Arcene M;ss
is accompanied by her friend en ms'
rvgie Gibson. Of the same place
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

e are ffty-six firms doing LONG o %ere
IT welsh. A year ago there mere there
star so many. In another year 'neN
nIot,e more than 100.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30
He WIN Grow Pearls

"John. the pearl diver and at a yS1-
lished a mussel farm in Bou}S E$1xicuf thoug
tv for the culture of"pe }DQGE q to to touch
stocked stream with a p5cure one
of mussel and has atHaaser ES-1 xyinsov,x y
70 r d inuron DeopLEct. EE1ren teehing, soft4
w 49, - 5fnon, Rlays pain, cur
Democrat fh0 r. lie tastes of a m
~ aMGAH1.-.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30
halISto

s s: $s..::s: .:s
age was done to the crof zezzvz=-
(Cuba) Post. FEh, :,I
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

writes: |
let the |
I medi- |
J su,fi-
c.onpli-'
Doctors
fdof be-
in three
ielieve it
a. 4 avn
not had
want my
& Peruns
johnson
srr,ore ST.
Hered 70
d painfr
cured N
tell 70
.ncywhie
to the o
81
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-05-30

when
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

Popular in Military, Art and Educational
circles.)
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

test from Towser, and this notwith-
standing the fact that he is the pet
and pride of almost every one of the
pretty girls whom he would thus Sc
queSter from masculine admiration.
The plumber, the electric light man,
smuggled into the premises the back
way if they would penetrate beyond
| the lower front hallway of the big
building, and it would be a bold caller,
indeed, who would dare defy Towser's
excited challenge, small and insigniti-
cant as the devoted dog appears.
Most of his 300 fair charges TOwser
knows personally, and by most of
them he is held in affectionate regard,
despite his extreme attitude in regard
to beaux or gallants, and few, if any,
of them would admit him to be a dog
of ordinary abilities or qualifications.
Toward children of the kindergarten,
including Miss Chandler, a kinder
garten teacher who resides at the as
sOciatiOn home, TOwser shows strong
affections, although the pretty girls
of the home proper come first in his
regard.
That TOwser's peculiar censorship
is entirely self-taught and self-constf-
tuted, the residents and authorities of
the association home are unanimous
ly agreed. No slightest shade or de-
gree OF suggestion or training taught
the odd fellow to keep men at a dis
tance from the young lady inmates of
his chosen home. But the dog evident
~ realizes that with pretty girls to
look after il behOoves him to be ex-
traordinarily particular and watchfuI.
To this duty, as he sees il, Towser de-
votes himself with an admirable
faithfulness, devotion, and singleness
of heart.
TOwser, says the Chicago Tribune, is
also remarkable because of his re-
igious and social inclinations. He
attends the services in the Home
chapel almost every Sunday, and
never an entertainment takes place
within the home precincts but Towser
insists upon taking at least a silent
part in the exercises of the occasion.
When, as sometimes occurs, he is
elected from the platform, his grief is
extreme and unremitting in its express
sion, but if allowed TO remain his be-
haViOr, according to many of his
feminine charges, is dignifed and ex.
emplary almost beyond belief.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
T0WSER HATES MEN.
Considers Himself Official Watchdog
of 800 Girls.
No Man Can Ascend Front steps OF
Young WOmRn's Home at Chi
eagO without His Most En-
phatIc Protest.

There Is at least one dog in Chicago
that may be said TO thoroughly under
stand his business. This is Towser,
the pride and joy Of the inmates of the
Young Woman's Christian association
home, at 2SS Michigan avenue.
A tramp dog" originally. of doubt
ful family and still more doubtful
antecedents, Towser turned up at the
doors of the home and not only insist
ed upon hospitality; but actually de-
manded adoption. He was gaunt, hun
CRY, wretched, miserable, with ragged
coat, unhappy expression, and every
sign of detection and misery. Finding
his new quarters pleasant, he abso-
lutely refused to leave them. So the
home authorities, finding it practical
ly impossible to get rid of him, capitu-
lated. and Towser was informally
adopted. Now, fat and in the pink of
condition, TOwser proves daily that he
not only knows 4 grateful spirit, but
that he has also a fine sense of loyalty,
courage and discrimination.
More than 800 marriageable young
women, most of them pretty and at
tractive, reside at the association
home. Masculine visitors, while heart
lily welcomed at proper times and with
in due restrictions, are allowed only in
the hall, parlors and reception-room
Of the big hostelry, and upon the front
steps. Towser was not long in becOm-
ing acquainted with the rules and
regulations in regard to these matters,
and he carries his care and supervision
of the 300 fair damsels, to whom he
has constituted himself official watch
dog in all literalness, TO lengths Of
which even the most conventional and
careful of chaperOns would scarcely
dream.
No man so much as ascends the
front steps without an emphatic pro-
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
NICE OLD GENTLEMAN.
New King of SaxOny Is Interested in
Military Affairs, Politics and
the Fine Arts.

The new kings flu name is Freder-
lex August George Ludwig Wilhelm
Maxlmilian Earl Maria Nepomuk Bap-
tist Xaxier Cyriallus Romanus. He
was born at Pillnitz, August s, 1882, and
is four years younger than the late
King Albert, who was his brother. He
received a thorough military training
and graduated at the Bonn un! Tersity.
In the German war he commanded
the Second Saxony infantry division.
AS commander of the First Saxon di-
vision he distinguished himself in the
war of 1S7O-71. When Albert became
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
THE ADMIRAL CHUCKLED.
an Amusing EXerience with
Fresh interviewer.

Deservedly or otherwise Admiral
Crowninshield has the reputation of
being grim and unpleasant in his
bearing toward newspaper men. One
day a correspondent, a newcomer in
Washington, called upon Secretary
Long at the navy department in order
to obtain from that official, whom he
knew personally, an introduction to
CrOwninshield. then head of the bu-
reau of navigation. Long was out but
Crowninshield sat beside his chiefs
desk awaiting the secretary's return.
The correspondent mistook the bureau
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
ALTIMORE AND OHIO
x RAILROAD.
Washington from station corner Of

,..-. Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and c St
a,f-ag5 and Northwest FIo.so a. m.
-. cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville,
IN 4iIsp.m., TI:Io night.
~...--9...5arg and Cleveland 'Eo.5 50 a. m, 's45
and sI.o5 night.
F----,~..lu5us and Wheeling, 20 20 p. m.
e,rwncbester +s.ss a. m, t4.rs, and 1880
'r-rLaray 'AIsp.m.
e., annapolis, +7.3o, 1880, tIr.sO a. m,
'r.,F-slsr.ck. ts.s5, 5000. tlO.so, a. m, Sis
..srs-5 q. M
-s,own, fIo.os a. IA. and $3.50 pm,
e,- g,.t and way points, +s,5s, $500 a. m,
.'....-s. $50. SIoIs, tII.5o, p. m.
- -..aersburg and way points, +s.ss,
,...s No.. -I1.So, sE.JS, 1850, 1880, 500
eos. $40. sI0.Is, tu.3o p. m.
washington Junction and way points,
......--. a. M. gl.I5, t4-so., 1890, p. m.
r--B..,fmore. week days, x3.oo, 500, $50,
.,.,-.,. xs.5o, SIS, 1880, xIO.oO II,so q. m,
nam. xLss. x5.oo. K4.oo, x4.so. x4.3S,
,.1s x6.7o $50, xs.oc, xIo.oo, xII.3
10. Sundays, x5.oo KOS x7.3o,
go. am xIz.zo, lis, x3.oo, 1880, xs.O5,
al, vs.oo. xIo.oo. xII,5o, lbs p. m.
p..Rlse. week days, $40 A. NJ. (SpeciaD and
.a N. sundays, go A. NJ and Las P. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
,~,-,.gs Illuminated with Pintsch light.
e. g.-,smore. Philadelphia, New York Bos-
80. and The East, 500, '7.Os Dinerl, 1880
o-...... o., Diner no 90 DINER, a m, +I2.zo,
-. .,s5 c'Royal Limited, - Diner, t4.OO,
,s-.. a.-rI sos Dinnerl 800 and sligo
.s.--p.ng Car open at 1000 o'clock)
Ear Atlantic City, t7.o5 tIo,oo, tEs.so, noon,
- Except Sunday. sSunday only.
Express trains.
g-..,v--... led for and checked from hotels
.-s.-..+.r-es By Union Transfer Co, on or
d.. .--r. l-ket Offices, org Pennsylvania Ave
rraa.r.. Nev york Avenue and 18th Street.
srtus,4uou.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
Schedule in effect April q, 1901.

II w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

chief for a private secretary and, ac-
cording to contributor TO the Satur-
day Evening Post. addressed him thus:
us the grim destroyer in his con-
ming tower?"
"The which in his what?" asked the
admiral.
"The devourer of hapIess literary
wights-Crowninsh he in his
Office?"
Not at present" responded the ad-
miral, smilingly. What did you wish
to see him about?"
Wanted a picture of his tremen-
dous highness for publication in
the"
u can tell you who his photographer
is" chuckled the admiral. courteOusly
writing down an address, "but I hap
pen TO know that Crownins shield hasn't
any prints of himself on hand just al
present, the popular clamOr for his
particular style of beauty having ex-
hausted the supply"
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

szssssz.s.sz:-s:7-.ss
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

circles.)
king, Prince George was made COM
mander in chief, and in 1855 he was ap-
pointed a Prussian field marshal by
Emperor William II. He was married
on May II, 1889, to Infanta Maria of
Portugal She died in 1854. Six chill
dreu were born to them.
King George has taken an active in
terest in the politics of his country.
and has filled many important govern
ment posts, figuring prominently in
the tax reform laws. NJ important
changes are expected to follow his
succession.
The new king of SaxUny is known for
his military tastes ana cOnsiderate
treatment of private soldiers. He
sternly put down the mistreatment Of
soldiers by officers and severely pun
ished petty brutalities on the part Of
subalterns and noncOmmissiOnedo Off
GERS. His secret decree on the subject,
in 1891, attracted great attention when
the Vorwaerts divulged IT, The king
is a capable musician, plays the piano
has good taste and technical finish,
and often gives musical parties at his
house, where be and his daughter,
Princess Mathilde. play duets. King
George has attended chamber music
concerts assiduously. and is the patron
of many musical undertakings.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
SALOONS Closed on Payday.

Taverns in Sweden are closed on Sat
urday, which is pay day, while the
savings banks are kept open until
midnight. This plan induces the work
men 20 invest their money where II
will pay them interest, instead of In
alcoholic stimulants.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
BioRrnnh Mhirkx In Kansna.

The corn juice sold in Abilene, Kan,
has a peculiar effect. and is called
"biograph whisky, " because after the
third drink a fellow sees a variety of
moving pictures.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

Wild Duck's swift Fiagnt.
A wild duck can fly at speed OF -
miles an hour.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
RAILROADS,

more AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
pA--'.' LINE RAILROAR.
y rr AIMS LEAVE CAMDEN STATION,
e. Annapolis and way stat.oAs' week days
20. .0 a. n no, $40 ?. M
rs srrEeys $50 A. m. 20 p. m
on md Bay and Bay Ridge, d p. m
Annapolis, wees days, tuy7 m.
gr8 us p. m. 6.4s SIS
5ss a. m. 3.Sj and
Ridge wee days.4s p. m.
s-S pm 100 p M
gayldge and return, soc.
{. a. Coon g, NJ.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27

Tenors and bassors afford special
inducement to join Madame Daly's
classical chior apply in basement at
St Augustine.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
Gardening Il Hard Work.

a man turns 112.OOO spadefuls of
earth in digging an acre of ground, and
the soil he has moved during his work
weighs $50 tons.
The Washington bee., 1902-09-27
APPLY
NINE DAILY

Studio, Easement st. Augustln4s
Church, 18th Street bet. L and NJ.
n. w. Monday aud ruess lay on and
after the zznd, of September. Hours
sto8 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19

THE RACETRACK.
ONLY ONE FAvORITE IN FRONT AT
WASHINGTON-CARB CAPT
URES HEAVYWEIGHT HAN
DICAP.

Washington, Nov. IS (SpeciaD-Form is disap-
pearing from the Bennings meeting. and the IA
Norites are beginning to finish in the rear, as
the case at the meetings about New-York during
the summer. II the present slaughter of first
choices continues there will be no further need
Tor The bookmakers to give up their positions.
only one favorite finished in front to-day, this
happening in the fifth race when Fire Eater won
with only 10 offered against his chances.
The rain Of Monday night left the course heavy.
and fast time was cut OF the question the track
was sticky and holding The weather cloudy
ana the attendance light. Paul Clifford was the
faNor1te in the opening race, furlongs, many
forgetting that most Carbuncles best races have
been over heavy track. Carbuncle was in second
place for quarter of a mile when Martin sent
him TO the front, and he easily by I'VE lengths.
with the favorite second. length and half before
Examiner
Blackstock and Gold Cure were equal favorites
I'm the second race. at a mile and forty yards
Gold Cure in condition for a race and
Blackstock's chances spoiled by the poor
start. Extinguisher. tried to make runaway
race of it. and led time by 1--WE lengths.
Shea eased him up in the last furlong, yet Ex-
tingusher won easily by nearly TWO lengths.
Blackstock got up in time TO get the place by two
Judge Phillips was the second choice and an easy
and winning easily rom the so ayore mp ePh fa
MaaEryia f, at 20 to l. was third
mile and seventy yards. Meistersnger was the
by oconnoT he won driving By half ~f length
Ascension. ridden by Cannon. won the last race
easily by fve lengths. Maiden, the favorite
third. The summaries:
FiTtt race ,highWeght handicap; 2year ods ana up,
: 10 >, Paul Clifford. $50 lGannon.
1:I7.
second zone mile forty yards, Extinruisher
Ito tShea) 8 10 l and l. won: Blackstock. 40
tfsdfenl TO and even, second; Grail. 1O7 Hyne).
s l. third. Time.
Third Chandicap steeplechase. a
half miles)-Judge Phillips Barry. even.
won; Imperalist. l55 'Maral. . s. second:
MarylandeT. ia GDonohue). 0 Time. $50
Fourth race q. yearolds; mile seventy yards)
Meistersinger, us tOConnor) 10 10 ] and won;
Ben Howard; III Cochran. 70 l and even second:
Courten5y. III Blake. 10 l. third. Time. :5Ozs.
Fifth t2year-oids: six furlongs-Fire Eater
fMnderl, , 10 : and
Govern. 80 10 / and 10 l.. Bey
(AartinD. q
Sixth 2-year-olds UPWARD seven furIon9s)-
Ascension 20 tGannonl, 70 l and to won.
u. ln4 tCochran). to ! and !. second: Maiden
Ito 20 Connorp. 10 . third. Time l3I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19
WASHINGTON ENTRIES TO-DAY.

First ages; and half Observation-Disclosures
ll5. The Black Scot. lI2; Midnight Chimes i12 Fluie
1l2; Tour. ll2: Paul Clifford l2. Senegal Rad i12 In
vasion. ll2. Genneie Ondurdis i2 Seition li2.
Andalusian I07; Simple Susan. l07 Geraldyn lO7 SIT
dell l07 Erdenis l07 Harding lO5: Gold Finder
1o4: Red Damsel. loi: Lady 100. stella ". lO4
Neyin. 100 The StewaTiess. 30 Whsp.
The Ragged Cavalier 10: Buck Lodge, 40 Chiron 20
Issak.
shoohy. lO5: Rsgets i05: Lady knight
hood. los: Blue 105: silver Foam. o5: Alhan-
bra. l05 Lravale i05: Sweet Marjorie. 05 Black Diana
lo Sweet Jane, O5 Anne Hathaway. lo5 Healing Salye.
ioj Rsthbrde Io5 Rcsewater. 100; SontaE. 100; Efe
Shepherd. 105 Charmed Ii5: Whiten, i05.
Third dhe Nestal: one mile and haln-Adelaide
Prince l23 Biarche Herman liz: SunshoweT 1I3: Mer
rment. 49, LADY Fan 1l3 Nightingale. Il3: Caithness
ll3 Moon Daisy. ll3
Fourth race dssnnnEs Special: one mile and half
The HuRueno l3; Judge Phillips. ll2 Warranted. li2.
satire. H.: Himself l12: coley. 0a Major Msnsir 100;
CogsWell. i09: Andy WILLIAMS, ia; Lord Badge 100:
Douo. 100 Know. i09 pely 100: Rossgnol. lo9 Cour
tenay COLD cure. 05 HunTessa. 1922 Caithness l02:
Gowsn. %.
FIfth race selling: two year-olds; furonEs'-
Michaelmas. l"7 Daddy Bender. loI; Turnpike, i0I:
Chiele l07: Reckless. 1oI Wheeler b lo7 Ornaure l07;
Mac. l0i: I3assanio l0i Jokkc. o4 Cloche dor
0s Frank Foster. l0: Star and Garter %; Pagus.
90 Diuksie so.
sixth ,three- rods and mile and six
l07 Csrbunce 100; knight Of the Gar
ter. Bonnibert i07: bar Due. lt-p; Trump. 100:
Emshee 100; 6. Whittier. 100; Gold cure. 100.