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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-21
Let-Go tomorrow Niaht.

T.. j. Fenton ~ Co. are TO let go the great
Let-Go Sale Saturday night. Tomorrow being
the last day many will take this last opportu-
nifty to buy clothing, furnishing goods, trunks,
etc, at greatly reduced prices. OF course
many odds and ends have accumulated, the
sale having been such large one, and all such
will be closed out in great Oddment Sale,
which will start Monday, running all the
week Prices on all oddments will he cut
without any regard as to cost or former sell
ing prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-21
Lake Sunapee Excursion, Sunday, Au-
gust %. Reduced Rates.

ON Sunday. August ed, the Boston x
Maine Railroad will run an excursion to
Lake Suuapee Round trip tickets at re-
duccd rates. good going ana returning
Only on special train on above date. will
be on sale at the following stations and
rates:
Brattlchoro Sl5n; DImmerston, $50,
PutneY, $50; East Putney $l5o; West
Minister. Sl.5o; Bellows Falls. $50; South
Charlestown. 81 As; Charlestown, Sl.25;
North Charlestowu. : .95; Windsor, SIS
For time of special train see Boston n
Maine posters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-21

ed the Red Cross iegroe on two can T
didates Wednesday evening.
Patrick Fleming is building a hand
some cottage near the mouth Of
Broad brook for use during the sum
mer seasons.
The City Market in milestone
building. opened few months ago by
Percy Jones and sold by him TO Mr..
Howe of Northampton. was closed
Wednesday, Mr.. Howe has returnede
to Northampton.
william c. Horton. special agent for
the Northwestern Mutual Life lnsur-
ance company has this week paid to
the widow of Walter D. Stockwell
$1,000. being the full amount of policy
taken out p days previous to Mr..
Stockwell's death by accident.
The late potato blight is on the ram
page all through the state Of Vermont
as q result of the wet weather. Imme-
diate spraying inside CT a week may
save part OF some blighted crops,
using Bordeaux miXture-siX pounds
copper sulphate of blue vitrol, four
pounds of stone lime. to a barrel of
water. To him who has not the APP
palatus or the chemicals and who
for the saving Of the cron is gone, If
Tho notatoes arc of fair size and apnoar
rina and one cannot snrav II Is nroh.
oblv host IN die at once There is less
likelihood of rot, though the yield will
probably be small
\ tennis team composed of n. w.
Niles. Harvard interscholastic cham
pion r.. i. wallace. champion OF Dart
mouth college, +. II. Niles and David
Niles played a match with the Wantas-
tiquet golf clubs team FRIDAY after
noon. the final score standing 81 with
two matches unfinished. David Niles
defeated DI. \. i. fettee b-S' 81. o-l
y. w. Niles defeated }. f. Hooker b-l.
G-3; y. G. Rice defeated Y. II. Niles
S-6, Ca; Wallace defeated {. II. Thomp-
son Gel. d-3. In the doubles matches
+ Hooker and Rlce played against n w.
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The North Adams Transcript has an
extended article on the reported ne
gotiaticns of the Newtons for the sale
of the Wilmington & Hooeac Tunnel
railroad to the Central Vermont rail-
road and quote business man as
saving that the Newtons could not be
induced to sell the road 10 be main
tanned as a separate line as II 10 pay
ing them too handsomely on their in
vtstmont. but being Interested I'm the
arvclonmert Of the Docr6eld valley
they might sell II to a large system
in order that II might be converted to
a broad gauge railroad and its use
fulneSs extended. The TRANSCRIPT
speaks of the NEGOTIATIONS for the sale
Of the road to- the Boston & Maine as
having fallen through. but saws that
"a Deerfnld manufacturer feels assured
that the time is not very distant when
freight cars will be loaded in the Deer
field valley for shinment without
'Aahge 10 boston anu Ne" loIA'
The commanders of knights Tenn
pl9r I'm Keoue Claremort BELLOWS
Falls Brattloboro and Windsor are
making ARRANGEMENTS to hold tfA,ir
annual field day in Claremont this
wear. Wednesday. oct. : has been
chosen for the occasion and commit.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-21

Ministers, lawyers, teachers and Others whose
occupation gives but little exercise. should
use Carriers Little Liver Pills for torpid liver
and biliOusness. One is n dOse. Try them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-21
c. N. Park, Vacation Tutor,
BRATTLEBORO.

Prin. BRATILEBOBO PRIVATE SCHOOL
Shorthand taught school opens Aug. 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-21
Sullivan County Fair

Remember the great Fair and Races at
ClaremOnt Junction Aug. p, n, 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06

ira quarter will rot suit her. Nor will she
like heavy mud.
Edgardo has got no chance on earth to
win on what he has shown. Favonius may
him. as he did In the Hawthorne. Jack
Young's race was SO dull that he will not
do though Jockey Booker who rode him on
Thursday. said yesterday that he might run
an improved race. Jockey Booker will ride
him to-day. Young's last win was an i'm
may come on to-day, though it is odd to see
Mr. Bakers norses display sudden and Won
derful Improvement
This brings the race down to the real con-
Little Scout. If 1t is muddy he will win
sure. If 1t is not muddy the horse that
beats him will win.
Little Scout straight and as far back as
there is even money Is the one TO bet on.
He will have a good rider up and will be
there or Whereabouts.
EARLY REGENT Is FIRST
Early Regents races have been so good
that she should win the first. Her last race
from bad start was brilliant. Thoth and
Zirl are in very little. Zirl has had too
much of 1t ana scarce can win. Onogen and
Royal Athlete will be close contenders.
Canossa Sweet Myrtle and Lady Ray are
the ones to beat in the second. Myrtle ran
is good mudder. Canossa will go well
under anything like a good boy. Lady Ray
is a lot better FLY than she has shown.
Look out. all ways, for her to-day. She is
taking weight off and her races have not
been true ones. Pinky B. and Enigma will
go well in mud. but Dear Bird is liable to
split the wood She is a nice-looker. bred
to run in mud.
FUGURTHA AND REpUcER.
F'ugurtha will win the third. Reducer
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06

ran a fine race through the stretch last
time and track will suit him. His rest must
have done him a lot of good. The Black
Scot will be close UP to the winner.
ARNOLD X. A GOOD COLT.
Arnold X. is a rare good colt and should
win the fifth race easily. Just what Bugler
will do is problematical. but 1t would scarce
be wise to play him very heavily. His race
will be watched with interest by the sharp
ers. That he can beat Ben Adkins is GER
Arnold K. should win sure.
SISTER LILLIAN A GOOD THING.
Sister Lillian Will win the sixth race UNI
less she falls down. Brown Vail is the one
she will have to beat. Cherished can lose
Brown Vail but when Bridwell rides you
do not want to win bet on him. Lillian
looks like so good a thing that Mr.. Haynes
does not think 1t worth while to claim APP
prentice allowance for a light boy. Her
last race showed that she Is a cracking good
fillv in this kind. She hung Deutschland for
a half in the mud. and Mr.. Schneider says
that Deutschland can beat Sylvia Talbot
IF MISS MAE DAY GETS OFF.
If Miss Mae Day gets off the seventh will
not be a race. Very probably she will not
be allowed to go to the post as Gates and
Echodale make it rare bunch of bad ac-
tors. Still Echodale has started four times
to Mae Days once. and as Gates starts in
every race he can get into and has no
business in a sprint anyhow, 1t may be that
Mr.. Dade will throw them out and let the
Echodale out, Sweet Dream cannot lose the
place money.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS WILL
HOLD FIELD MEET TO-DAY.
Annual Athletic Contests Scheduled
for College Campus-HiEh to
Play st. Louis University.

The annual field exercises of the Christian
Brothers College will take place this after
neon on the college campus. A great many
crowd is expected Admission TO the
grounds will be by invitation.
Nearly all of the larger boys of the col
lego are entered in the various events,
which are all handicaps. Some interesting
contests are promised.
The events will include 1cO-yard dash, DO
yard dash, 40-yard dash, SS0-yard run, 100
yard championship, l2O-yard hurdle. high
Jump, broad jump; pole vault, hammer
relay race. This last event viii be between
the college classes and four cups are Of
fered as prizes.
In the 1C0-yard championship contest a
gold medal, donated by Mayor Wells. will
be given to the winner. A gold medal is of
fered to the winner of each event and
special gold medal will be given to the ath
points.
Five points are allowed for first honors,
three points for second honors. and one
point for third. Behrens will be the strong
card in the pole vault and will compete
from scratch VIII jackson and Jimmy
jackson as scratch man. Longtnotti and
Hastidt are about the fastest men in The
100. and Turner will compete from scratch
in the 200.
High Schools baseball team and the St.
Louis University nine will meet this after
IipoH Ut III IL u utCIue
the State championship. On account of
Highs victory over Bees and the Christian
Brothers. it considers itself the logical hold
er of the State title.
Blees beat Missouri and the c. r. c. team
beat Rola. High beat c. 3. c. and Blees.
Hence the red and black squads claim the
title already. but is willing to meet st.
Louis therefor.
Coach Delaney states that he has strong
aggregation this year, in spite of the lack
of years on the part of some players. His
team is really of scholastic age, but has
won games from many of the leading col
lege mines in this neighborhood.
The game Is scheduled for 3:l5 p. M, and
the promise is for good contest
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
HAWTHORNE MEETING HAS CLOSED.
Only One Favorite Managed to Win on
Getaway Day.

Chicago, June 5.-The spring meeting at
Hawthorne ended to-day. Harlem will open
tomorrow with the Harlem National Hand
leap. worth $1,000 TO the winner. To-day at
hawthorne Sherry. winner of the first race
was the only successful favorile. The other
hne events went TO second choices and long
shots. The track was sloppy rain having
fallen all night last night and part of to-
day. Summary:
First race, mile-Sherry I0i Oh Booker
TO .. won; fullback. 100 (Robbins). ) to l. sec
gna; itacatlara. lGi q. Booker. is 10 l. third
Time 1856 3-0. Chicago Girl. Questor, Lee itn-
son, Animula and Commodore Dewey also run.
Second race. five furiongs-Peter Paul, 100
tknapp) to 2. won; 81. Paula Igi on. Phil
lips). to /, second; Mllkirk. lOi Gelgesoai. 20
to l. third. Time. 1;i7 Al. Sweetie. Jerry Lynch
Third race. six furlongs-Serge 102 u. Reiffl.
10 to /. won: Glassful, l0s Oh Phillips. TO /.
f. cOnd; Haydon. ll0 tHegesun) 10 l. third
Time. l:2S. Tom Maybin. Ahola and Stem Winder
also
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Lola H. 10l a.
Jackson. 10 to /. won: Modlcum. 103 tAdkinsy s
t. /. second: Jet I0l u. Rookerl. Is to |. third
Lanka. Courage and kiwasa also ran.
Fifth race, mile and quarter-Maiay. 105 u.
Williams, 30 to i. won. Prairie Dog. lU0 III
Philips, 30 to /, second: Compass IS q. Book
err. TO !. third. Time 2:2i S-5. Danish. III
Ghor, Wing Dance, Aline Abbott and Lou
Woods also ran.
Sixth race, one me-Hayward Hunter, 1oi
), second; Caxtou, 50 (ileigesonl, 10 !,
third. Time, l:55 80. John Lemons also ran
To-DAY'S HARLEM ENTRIES.
First race, selling, thre..-tuurths of Il mile:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
HAMBURG BELLE A SWEET FILyY,
Wins the Criterion Stakes by Five
LenRths-SambO Gets Another Purse.

Wins the Criterion Stakes by Five
LenRths-SambO Gets Another Purse.
New York, June 5.-The Criterion Stakes
for 2-year-olds. the feature of the card at
Gravesend to-day, was won by Hamburg
Belle. The Hamburg FLY was a favorite
She broke in front. and opened a gap. and
steadily increased her lead to the finish,
winning, pulled up. by five lengths.
Sambo and Jim Kelly were other winning
favorites. Summary:
First race. about six furongs. selling-Mino-
10! to i: third Time, lid 40. Nevermore. or.
Termenna and Miss Gould also, ran ''
Second race. mile and MISUNDERSTANDING. 100
ulieF ssc 10 to Ton hm Is 7 ss reamer
Mineral and Gienvarloch also ran.
HAMBURG rae Belle se liz G to io
H. sh,.d 1: T%s anS 20 Ei5s
also ran.
Fourth race, mile and one sixteenth selling
H hSvss dbrGTis & sssss 'i n
Sever los !Mccafrerty5 to third. r, TINE.
Las Is knsEsI bride Ara card re Car4S
Ffh race fuIIenss handioaEgn rsnnsn KELLY
~ Ns MSc1e s 10 even second Julia M liz todom.
Il to s. third. Time, I:0i 10. Three starters
Sixth race mile and seventy yarIssorne TX
to dae Third. Fine i:is IS Ne LoasMorth VIII
Flying Gypsy. Singing Nymph. Captain R. and
Chief also ran.
To-DAY's GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.
First race handicap about six furlonEs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
IRISH LAD WILL
COME WEST IN STATE
whitney and Duryea Finally De-
eide to Go After the Ameri-
can Derby.
WILL NOT SPARE ANY EXPENSE.
Great Colt Will Travel Like a
Prince With a Stable Compan-
ion, His Own Feed Box and
Tanks of Favorite Water.
WILL NOT SPARE ANY EXPENSE.

new York. June Sit is said on what is
considered good authority that Irish I.os
winner OF the Brooklyn Handicap, will be
sent to Chicago for the American Derby.
Preparations are being made by the West
bury stable, 1t is said, TO avoid the mistakes
III shipping animals by Eastern horsemen in
ioiiher years, and they hope to accomplish
m"at no Fastener has yet done-carry off
the long end of the purse in the Washing
ton Park classic.
OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED.
Shicago, June 5.-Irish Lad, winner of the
brooklyn Handicap. Will be competitor
IN the American Derby to be run at Wash
ihs.oh Park. June 20. This statement was
MADE officially to-day by Secretary Howard
OF the Washington Park Club:
received the assurance late last night. +"
sa'd Mr.. Howard. that Irish Lad would
iuii positively, barring, of course. an acct
ueht 10 the horse itself previous to the
race.
Neither pains nor expense may be spared
10 make his trip an easy one" continued
MI. howard. "A palace horse car will be
a''uched to the through express train, ard
irish Lad Will have travelling companion,
some staid young horse which Trainer
rogers may select. To guard against injury
irish Lads stall in the center of the ear
VIII be deliberately padded
Great tanks containing water from his
Eastern stable will be brought along in the
car. In fact. the feed box from which Irish
Lad has been in the habit of eating will, be
used on the trip"
ME-. Howard feels confident that another
eastern stable that undoubtedly will sport
81. Six IN the Derby will be that of E. r.
lhomas OF New York. who is determined to
start Yardarm and possibly Onatas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
BENEFITS Colt Will Win in Mud and
VIII BE Hard to Bent on Dry.

South Breeze will win the Club Members
Handicap at the Fair Grounds this after
noon. providing she runs to her works. She
never does run to them, or does it once
year. She can beat this field easily If she
will try. 1t will not be a race if she does
try. She is not to be bet or relied upon.
Found will go well and be hard to beat,
provided also. that she gets off. In two at
tempts to start under the no-recall system
she has been left at the post. Thus it is 2
TO she does not get off. Mr.. Huffman says
that she never was left at the post until
last week. She never had been started un-
der the no-recan system. With 1t she is a
bad betting proposition. With the recall
nag she is better to bet on. Then the ex-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
FOUR FAvORITEs WON At I.aToxI.
"e"hn Wins Over the Jumps-Fnir
Lady Ann Earns brackets


Cincinnati. June "a heavy rain last
night made the track very slow at La
'onia to-day. Four favorites out of the six
won. Jockey Abneer fell from Craven in
the jumping race and received two broken
nos Tomorrow will be getaway dav.
Summary: uas'
First race, six and one-half furiongs-Rem,r,
w w, -. tonner, 16 to s. won; King Tatius Iit3
Siimmsl ~ to !, second: Honeybrook los ccil-
SSofs,' ~ 70 !. third Time. 12s. Sam p. Cocli. H.
SSW %st Sharity PHOSPHORUS, Baccle, Pepper
DICK, Whitmore. Angea Margaret Steele and
susie Letcher also ram
SECOND race. five fur!ongs-Laura Ireland. 102
&c. Kelly. I to !, won: Lyrist. liz CTimms). to
!, second: Eva Claire. 10s u. OConnor), & to l.
OaNaca also ran.
Third race. one mile-Fair Lady Ann. s5 CRo-
manellD. 10 to J.. won; Baffed. ITO IS Bonner)
to l.. second: North Wind. los (Fletcher, to
!. third Time, S3. Jena, Flying Girl Joe Buck
Fourth race. six furlongs-Lovable 100 Ro-
ner). 10 to l, second. Welsh Girl loo a. O'C'on-
nor). to l. third. Time. 1889. Hurry Atheola
Mint Bed. Slymaid Chanterelle Loretta Gale
and Little Gem also ran.
rs G.., Peters, ! to 5. won; Mike Rice IS
(sehllD. b to i. third. Time. s:lia. Leads,on ne
also ran. Craven Balloon and The Geezer fell.
sixth race. five furlongs-St. Paris 105 (Ro-
tscully). to ]. third. Time, 1:l6fs Leeta. Rair-
mont, Felix Mark Gus Quarles and Patricus
also ran.
To-DAY's LAToNIA ENTRIES.
trct roCa otx -hnyr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
VICIOUS STALLION KICKS
OFF $4,000 ON McCHESNEY.
Smnthers Intended to Place the Lnr-
Sest Wager Ever Recorded in
Turf History in America.


New York Juner5-Owing to injuries sus-
tanned by John Pullman. who was attacked
by Il vicious stallion yesterday and badly IN
jured. f.. p Smathers. owner of McChes-
ney which pullman was to ride In the Har
lem National Handicap at Chicago to-mor-
row, has declared off three standing COM
missions on his horse, 2ggregating S2D000.
This money was to have been bet for him
at the poolroom of George e. Bennett ac
Memphis. Tenn. at s a. Wagner's place at
Dayton o.. and in the establishment CON
Quoted by The Barker Harrison interests at
New Orleans. SmatherS would have bet as
much again in the Harlem ring had pullman
ridden his horse.
1t was undoubtedly Smathers's intention
to make the largest wager on McChesrey
Tomorrow ever recorded in the history of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
JOCKEY |. WILSON
RODE THREE WINNERS
Crack Lightweight Landed Two
Favorites and an Outsider
in Front.
BIAS DOR FIRST IN A GALL0P.
Boohmakers Laid , to l Against
Il Legitimate 1-to-2 Shot and
the Bettors Protited
Thereby.
BIAS DOR FIRST IN A GALL0P.
Jockey Wilson did some nice work at the

Jockey Wilson did some nice work at the
=air Grounds yesterday.
Ho won the second race with Check Nor
san. the extreme outsider. at L 20 l, beat
ing the odds-on, the quarter-bred. ]. W.
O'Neill, easily. He then piloted the 9-to-5
shot, Dawson, TO an easy victory IN the
fourth race and brought the 2-to-1 favorite.
Chickasha. home by ten lengths in the last
event. Very nice work for the eighty-peund
boy.
Then two Jockeys. whose mounts are al
ways "coppered.' Bridwell and Earl. won
races. Edna Kenner ran away with Bird
well. and won a purse for the modern Job
MIR Nolan. Jockey Earl won with Coun-
tess Clara. putting up finish that Garri-
son. Sloan and Burns might be proud of.
kitty G. ard Saline were in front Of Earl
ten yards from the line. He jammed Clara
between them. and put It on Mir. Johnnie
Powers's crack boy, Watson in fine style.
Charley Celia and others laid II TO 10
against Bias Dor. legitimate 1-to-2 shot, in
the fourth race. His basness walked home.
The same lot laid TO against J. W.
O'Neill TO beat thorcughbreds. while those
who know race horses bet on Check Morgan
at IL TO /. There was a lot of easy money 10
be picked up at the Fair Grounds yesterday.
To-DAY'S FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
Apprentice allowance claimed.

THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS.
lete.
Second Race-Sweet Myrtle. Lady Ray. Cam
ossa.
Third Race - Fugurtha, Reducer. The Black
Scot.
Fourth Race-1yttle Scout. Found Jack Young
Fifth Race-Anod n. Buger Ben Adkins
iehed.
seventh Race-NIiss Mae Day. Sweet Dream
Helen Print
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

New York. June 5.-Gravesend selections:
flrst hace-DurazzO. st. Flnnan St Daniel.
Phillips. H
Third Rnce-stalwart, Palmbearer. Broomsticl.
Eourth Race-Flocarline Shorthosa Irish Lad.
Fifth Race-Ex Central, Sweet Tone Mimon
Sixth Race-Leader. Bon Mot Remorse.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06

Toronto Ontario. June 5.-The races at Wood
bine were we'll attended to-day. The track
fast Weather good. summary:
First race. five and one half furlongs-Mrs
Cockade third. Time. 1G9i4.
second race five furlongs-Interlude. won: Yes
tart. second: Rowland NJ. third Time. l:o3%.
Third race six ADMINISTRATION. won. Franz
Lone second, Sheridan. third. Time. 1:lsis.
Fourth race. mile-Bank Street. won: Andy
williams second: Benckart, third. Time. 1:4i.
Fifth race six furiongs,,Bssuto. won: Faran'
lass second: Procession. third. Time. :lb-
Sixth race mile and an eighth-Lathrope. won:
Rel Court second: Lady Of the West third
Time, 1881.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
HARLEM SELECTIONS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago June 5.-Hawthorne selections:
First Race-Safeguard. Pirate, Joe Martin.
Second Race-It You Dare C. B. Campbell.
Jack Demund
Third Race-McChesney. Jordan. Gregor X.
Fourth Race-Handsome Florry. Manshak.
Lady Free knight.
Fifth Race-Sarah Maxim. Floyd X. Lord Mel
bourne.
Sixth Race-sea Lion Myth. Galanthus.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Cincinnati. O.. June 5.-Latonia selections:
First Race-Ailyar, Antolee. PhOsphorous
Water 'N' ITO
Third Race-Avoid. Grand Mary Mint Leaf
G. Fifth Race-BlIl knight. Bette Deceiver,
Sixth Race-st. Bluff. Phil Archibald. walla.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
stan Brothers Field Day Set
~ | VI L. | III ~ for Acknowledged
n / / ILL wv Creecy Now Leads Squad.

the turf in this country. His agent at the
Grayesend track Is authority for the state
ment that Smathers's bet on McChesney.
with Bullman up. would have been $4,000.
The wager of 5000 made by Sandfords on
Chuctanunda at Saratoga last August. the
UlIman-We Syndicate book taking 10000.
Is generally conceded to be the largest in
divfdual bet ever made in American horse
racing.
AS the last resort Smathers's agent en-
deavored to secure Fuller's services to-day.
Fuller declired all overtures and il was
then that the owner decided to call off the
bpts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
HONEST DOCTORS F97 EN-

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