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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-03-20

Mrs. Violet Hicks. cOlared. died
Tuesday and MAS buried IN the colored
cemetery "Wednesday afternoon. Rev
". T l3velsce. Of the coloFed Baptist
church. Officiating. She Was the grand
mother II ". L. Duncan. the barber
and was $ wears OF age.
Wednesday afternoon. Judge Folbte
ofiei2ted IN the ceremony which bound
Looney ByuUin and Ida Evans, both
col0red. together for better or worse.
Being the judges frs. marriage, he
necessarily vas somewhat embarrassed
an1 had Clerk Mergi 10 write cut the
ceremony. al tie end Of which was
written. -'he Judge must salute the
bride. ~ the eIose Of the ceremony.
the judge said i was customary 10
salute tie bride, but relegated that
daiy 10 Clerk Merwin. and then grace
fully omitted the Usual fee. The bride
was as black az crow, and wore a
long white crepe vail with a wreath OF
orange blossoms. making the contrast
strik ing and beautiful in the extreme.
We have something over $40 10
county scrip for sale. Lsndyoigt x
Ns.uakin.
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Notice OF Confirmation.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Nav
~ term. 1898 of the Chancery Court for ST
Francis County. in the State of Arkansas
VIII under the provisions OF chapter - OF
for a decree confirming my title to Section
Seventeen ~ in Township Five 10 North
Range Five 81 East, in ST. Francis County.
Arkansas. hold said land. through mean
eonveyances, from l.. II. Law and he pur-
chased the same at a tax sale made by the
Collector of -. Francis County -n the 9th
day of June. 1880. which sale was made by
authority OF law for the enforcement OF de.
Hnquent and unpaid taxes
CAL on all persons who can set up any
riEht 10 the lald So purchased. in conse-
qnence OF any irregularity or informaiity con.
necied Will the sale by the Collector to r. n
Law. TO show cause. IL any they can at the
SAID May term 1888. OF the 81. Francis Chan
cery Court. why the sale so made 10 the said
t. Ii. Law, should not be confirmed
L. A ROLFE.
February 18th. 1908. 2-2.Iit
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Mayors { lection Proclamation.

NOTICE q .reby given that there will be
4 az elS ii 1n held in the Incorporated
Town q 70 re = City. county Of -. Francis
and state q A rksasas on
CE SDAY, APRIL :, Is18-
- me ,pUT pose OF eIecting the following
oineefs ifT the corporation Of the above
named ta VI
0Ni3a fAYOR
ONE MARSHAL.
ONE RECORDER.
ON TREASURER.
II fEALDFRMFN.
al IL xal voters within the Incorporated
snlts II the town Of Forrest City are emit
tied to vote
CIV IN under nv hand az Mayor of the
4oN' Of Forrest CITY. Arkansas. this the 9Th
cay o. February. 1913.
WALTER GORMAN. Mayor.
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The best PHI. meath the stars and
stripes.
II cleanses The system aud never
gripes:
Little Early Risers Of ordiY repute-
ASK for DeWltt's and take no
substitute.
A small pill, easy TO buy, easy 10
take and easy n act. but never falling
in results DeWitt's Little Early
RiseTs arouse tie secretions and act as
a tonic 10 the liver. curing permanen-
81. For Sale by J. 7 Sanders.
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nnnser.WilIiams Nurtial..

Notwithstanding there were mo
cards. the Baptist church 10 this city
was filed with friends and others. yes
tefdsy afternoon. al so O'Clock 10
witness the mani e Of Mr.. James a.
iIouser. Of Marion. Indiana. and Mss
Lena Williams. Il ;bi. city.
Tue church Ras beautifully decoTa-
ted With flowers and eyergreens. aud
- the beautiful notes az MendeIssshu's
wedding march Ga&ted sSestly
through the edi6ee, tie bridal eoTlege
entered in the foll1sing order:
Right si.!e-Ed Allen. usher: J. T
Sanders, Hamlet FeTrrli. George Beck
and the groom.
Left sisle-Jobh Pore. usher. Miss
Claudi. Mallory. Mss Nellie Handle
ton. AIdInge Williams and the bride.
The party pzesen'ei themselves be-
fore tie -itaT, and Z der ". II. Pas
ray, 10 an impressive manner pro-
noanced he sacred word which bound
t1em together fsr lie
After tie marriage the bridal party
eff tie church AID repaired 10 tie /
a1ze 6. tag tss1s's a5sseT !. sas I
their intention C <s1e foI their home /
n IntiAEs. ile ssEe evening. but d. f
.erIed il 1nlil Ills eveuing.
lie bride is weil-sooGn ia tbs city.
being born within Us sig.t, and po.r I
s-sses al the 4lirlbu,s. WHICH "a &c /
make ID good woman.
The groom Is siTsnr~r 10 Us. IS a /
doctor OF soma stand ,re lad ii, seisc.4
siea CT one Of yfrtst Sty's Sweetest +
~omeh iof IS CON HAui0u through lie !
: rec >rniii0a & AIS I'D gneDi, good /
tss..e and ucgis.
'Ihe I.naxs wishes them Ged speed !
in .s,sl-. ~ a life
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LOCAL ADDENDA.

a. l.. Grady handles the icest ms
II fancy candies in town: fresh ev eIy
week.
FoR SALE A few more good / us in
The RUSSELL addition, on easy erms.
Apply TO James Russell.
The hostess OF the Marion II .otel is
equal to any emei gency. On account
The high waters Wednesday, several
trains were delayed here, and the
hundred hungry passengers We're en-.
tertained AT the Marion as though it
vas daily occurrance.
Leave your orders for Goa | with Pas
lay " Johnson, or call phor Z IS. Best
grades at lowest prices.
Sheriff Mcknight snH Deputy
Murphree went to Little P.ock Wed
ueSday In charge nf prsTe rs, convic-
ed during the Match tenn of court.
and consigned TO the peuit, ntiary; all
colored. The following are the
doomed ones: Frank Henderson.
burglary, five years; Chfs- Davis, false
pretense one year, Hu..h Reynolds.
perJnrg. one veal; ALBERT DoZier. per
jury. four yeats; jess Made. assault
WIN intent Ia XIII, on fear; Charley
Williams perjury, on' year.
J i. Terry & Co. have large stock
OF brand new groceries, which they are
selling at lowest prie.s-
The southhound IRON Mountain
carried eleven cGte he's Wednesday.
containing 100 passengers to Helena
where they took The boat for Memphis
at p m.
Can I We fit you npin Spring SHIT
/ We Can Il; any size Of mankind.
/ RoIIWAGE & ALDEEsoN.
j Miss Bulah Williams, of Wynne.
was among the charming visitors ii,
town yeste' day. She came down TO
attend the marriage of Miss Lena
/ Williams.
Ga to RUSSELL, Graham & %. 5 for
The genuine CorlIss, Coon Il Co. collars.
best on the market.
We have just received full line of
Straw Mating that will SUIT your eve,
house and pocket book.
KoLLwAGE & ALDERsoN.
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a. l.. Grady handles the n icest me
II fancy candies in town: fresh ev ely
week.
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Call and try some of that { I'D Barbee
whiskey at the Green Tree It's the
best on the market.
T. c. Fo'bre & Co. have enjoyed the
reputation for years Of selling the
2uresi liquors in Tie mar 81. and it is
their intention 10 cont -iilue to do SO.
and would kindly ask ali lovers OF
choice liquors 10 call and Judge for
themselves. Polite att ention paid to
all.
\ telephone MESA ye Yesterday af-
teTneon from ;. : Sweet. Of the
Garden Of Eden. saw that his neigh
boThood Is rot uneas about the water
and are going RICH along planting,
corn. Huse Rucke on the German
place IS planting potatoes Nobody
appTeheuds more water than in %.
There is ten feet o. bank on the river
at the Sweet p!af z. Col. Sweet is
good authority on water, and his talk
will help to gu ct the work of the
alaTmlst.
Embroidery ats-beautiful designs
at the One p ice Store of J. W. vii.
liamS'.
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February 18th. 100.
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Tor PARKER Lgc4y Curve Fc.intaii.
Pm ard sh- Lsaghliu and Paul r.
Nlft Fountain Peas are 1old exclu-
s.T-ly IN Forrest City a. ths News
si4nI. II sou want q pen which j.
as-c9ilditi1uaay gn -rauteed. s-e u.
They afc persee, Joy 10 4 penman.
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Administrators and Executors
Settlern ents.
STATE or ARKANSAS
County OF Ct. France

STATE or Arkansas =.
County OF 81. Francis
Notice Is hereby given. that the following
administrators and executors settlements
have been fled in the Probate Court OF -.
Francis County fer confirmation at the April
lsl5. term Ct said court. tO-wit:
NJ a Finnerfy, administrator Of the estate
Of ) J. FInnerty, deceased; nrst annual settle
ment.
II. V Mccormick. administrator OF the
estate OF W W. Mccormick, deceased: sec
ond annual settlement.
E A Roife. administrator OF the estate c Z
W w. Kennedy. deceased; first annu a
settlement.
John eating administrator of the estate 81
W II. fearee, deceased, fourth aud hnai set.
i.emept
Jas. russell. administrator OF the estat Of
". Z Cssery, deceased fourth annual set
tiement
Walter German, administrator Of the es.ate
Of ". +, Cook, deceased first an 1 doa.
settlement.
Root. Lyon. deceased; first and fin 4, settle
meut.
/ ". Mallory. administrator az II e.,,t.
OF All Immersion. deceased; first ana fns
settlement
ssm worran, ct al. executors OF the estate
nuat report.
HATE Alien. administrator Of he estate o,
}. Il. West. deceased second al nua settle
uent.
Joel E. |ynne. administrator Of The esta,,
OF J. H. Collier, deceased fist serttenent
II y: Gotmsa. aanIuistratos OF the estate
OF ii. Evans. uecGe I'D :; fourth annual settle
meut.
Witness mr. hand anl tbe yegl Of said court
tbs The l2tA day Aafeb ~
7. {. iERwIN. clerk.
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StraySd.

Prom the West BANK Of St Francis.
one Insie south u, Madison. some time
at sumner. one black stud mule colt:
two years Old, branded L on lief, shoulder.
and spit ia left ear. Liberal reward will
be pad for return o. said mule. or any
leading to il recovery
BRANDON < BArGH.
Forrest CITY. Ark
The evening world., 1903-03-25

Away out in la Francisco, next Tuesday night, two of tn greatest little mp
who ever pulled m boxing gloves will meet to settle a long diyputed ouestion Of
superiority. Those little men arc Terry McGovern, h lido of MI followers Of the
pugnlstc game On The East an Young Corbett" Of Denver, h osaeared Terry
Of his laurasa year g asst THANKSGIVING Day.
Since that BATTLE which cook place in Hartford, Terry mas disputed "Corbetts'
Slain to n glory. He said the Denverne vas lucky, ad that another meeting
voud show conclusfvey thth he is the bster man. For month they tried hard
for that second meeting. Several times they were matched to meet ut in every
Instance State authorities interfercd with their plans.
This time, however. here will lie no hitch. California laws permit the holding
of boxing bouts. Only a serious injury to m or he other II the principals could
prevent their meeting on Tuesday. Such a thing is hardly likely to occur Each is
taking he best of care Of himself
Every dy both boys pu: in hard work at their training on he Coast.
Reports from there's both are htn 10 to rel inoth ring. Their daily work is
will tend to better their physical condition they do. Climbing trees or noun
tams engaging in wheebarrow races and such things are a few of the way they
divert their minds from the fac that they have to work And everything Oft the
sort help to Tut them in great shape.
An idea OF the work Ferry does can be cleaned from the letter snt % til.
sporting Editor Of hi Evening World y Joe Humphreys In which he tells Of the
little okynt daily work in preparing for the bout News from "corbetts"
quarters say N is In prime shape now inc hat all he needs to do is to * N a
COUPE Oh pound IN order to be at the required weight of 1H pounds Vt 4 o'clock on
the afternoon of the contes. He is said 20 he faskr than ever NJ is bimful of
conhoenec nat h will efeat the Terrible One" from Brooklyn IN just Is quick
time as he I'd at Hartford, when victory "a to him In the second round.
The evening world., 1903-03-25
HOW TERRY is GETTING
INTO SHAPE FOR BOUT.

CAMP M'GovERN. Crolls Garden,
Alameda. Cal.
To the Sporting Editor of The Evening World:
Terrible Terry" is rapidly rounding
to shape for his contest with young
Corbett' next Tuesday night. The Gavin
Is visited daily by Frisco sports who are
anxious to see the little Brooklynite 20
Though bis Indoor exercises. We have
room for 200 spectators. but that IL not
enough.
Terry's Indoor work consists OF fifteen
minutes at the bag; eight rounds of box
Ing with his partners. Eddie Cain. the
Brooklyn lightweight. also Joe Angels,
tho amateur lightweight champion OF
the coast. The clever work Is mapped
out for Angles and the hard work Is
left for Cain. After that Terry goes
through Ave minutes OF shadow" hsht-
Ing. Then he skips the rope for ten min
utes, finishing up with Ave minutes with
the ~dumbbells.
Trainer Mayhood is greatly pleased
The evening world., 1903-03-25
MAY ALLOW RACING
IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3.-Horse
racing will In all probability be allowed
In Pennsylvania In the lea future.
Joseph u. Widcner. the millionaire
horse owner of this city. A. j. Cassatt
and w. l.. Elkins. two other prominent
hurse-owners. are supporting a racing
a WHICH was presented in the
Legislature on Monday. 1t calls for the
holding OF race meetings OF ntteen days
duration. In tae event OF the measure
being passed., a racing association will
be organized on the basis of the Sara
toga Association-that Is. by voluntary
subscriptions. each man subscribing as
u as he likes,
So sure are the hackers OF the measure
OF Its passage that they have taken
steps toward the selection OF a suitable
site for a track near Philadelphia. Sew
eral sites are In view and a definite
decision VIII be made In the near future:
The Philadelphians not disposed
to organize a Jockey club. but will apply
to the Jockey Club OF New York for
authority to operate, and will abide by
that clubs rules.
The evening world., 1903-03-25

with Terry's condition. He says that
he will leave nothing undone to get his
charge in Ifhe best possible condition.
Terry feels very confident Of defeating
"Corbett" when ne meets him. He is
already down to weight, which is 1877
pounds at I o'clock. The selection of a
referee will be left to Manager Sam
Harris. Good reports come to US from
Camp Corbett. and they are to the ef-
feet that the little Denverite Is train
ing faithfully and will be Is first-class
condition when he faces Terry. and also
that he will be under tho stipulated
weight.
There will be man. large wagers
made on the contest. but McGovern's
supporters will not give any odds. They
will accept even money. Everybody
seems to think II 10 the toss of a cop
per as to who will win. Both boys.
they say, can deliver hard blows with
either hand. and they figure II Is only
a question OF who lands the first punch.
l gave several commissions amounting
TO 5000 to place at even money, and IL
any Of young Corbett's" supporters
feel confident that the Denverite will
win I will taxi any amount they Will
~ ~ JOE HUMPHREYS.
The evening world., 1903-03-25
FIVE BOWLED
971 in BIG TOURNEY.
Bronx Team Is Now Placed at Top of List in
The Evening Worlds Event.
TO-NIGHT'S GAMES.
Orchard !. and SideIia l..
Mutual and Nautilus.
Harlem Circle and Orchard u.

Things are getting warn in The Even
ing World bowling tournament at
Amann & Treiss's alleys. Flfty-hfth
street n Third avenue. Last night the
high team record again went by the
board. and. as usual. It was IN outside
team hat turned the trick.
The lead Ia now held by the Vendomes.
of the Bronx. They scored 87l without
much trouble. and are sure to be close
up in the finals. which commence next
week. Unless the Fidcia team. which
rolls tonight, can do better the Ven
dome's score will likely remain at the
top Of the list. The Fidelia Ave is con-
hdent that tonight the 1000 mark will
be passed, and a big crowd will be on
hand to cheer them on.
The Vendome's score WINS the only real
interesting feature of the games last
night. They beat the Prospects. also OF
the Bronx. by almost ITO pins. Three OF
the Vendomes got above 200. Breihot
was the low man with 1s2.
Much was expected of the Spartans,
but the hrst team fell short OF 800 by
Just two pins. The second team only
did S6A.
The evening world., 1903-03-25
FORBES FOUGHT
AND WON AGAIN.
Johnny Kelly Was No Matclvior
the Bantam-W Weight Cham
pion and Was Knocked Curtin
Ninth Round.

Harry Forbes, the bantam-wrs-n>
champion, defended his dtIe s~uooesseunv
~ his bout with Johnny Kelly, OF DE-
trott, In Kansas City last ntgtt. tn
latter a Knocked out In tho uautn.
round with a right swing on tho I'm.
Kelly was outclassed by Forbcu, In
only n round did he make any Mind
of a showing. That was In the ARR.
when he 1oored Forbes with q smash
on the Jaw. I
Peter Maher and George Gaedner, the
light heavyweight boxer II Lowell.
Mass. were to have met in n ten round
bout before the Allegheny CPa.) A. C.,
but as tnere was only 500 taken IN u
the door, the big men didn't like the
Idea of stripping for action for such
a small o and the contest was
called off. +
Danny Duane. the crack lightweight
boxer of this city, was to have met
Jimmy Gardner. Of Boston. in a twelve
round bout before the Criterion A. c.,
OF Boston, but he was taken seriously
I'll a few days ago with the grip and
the contest was postponed Tor two
weeks. A bout between George 6icFad-
, den and Twin Sullivan was substi-
tuted. 4,
McFadden won, but Got Draw. ;
McFadden took on Sullivan at a few
hours notice and was really in no con-
dition to box. He made an excellent
showing. however. Sullivan was in the
very best of condition. MoFadden forced
the fighting during the twelve rounds.
The decision was a draw. but MoFadden
should have won.
McFadden returned to New York to
train for his bout with Sweeney, which
takes place at the same club.
Hoey Defeated Burdicl<.
George Hoey. the promising feather
weight fighter OF the Avonia A. c., OF
this city, was awarded the decision
over Jack Burdick, the east side feather
weight. in a ten-round bout which was
held at Meriden. Conn. The contest
was one OF those slam-bang affairs.
In the preliminary bout, Tommy MUIR
ply. of the New Polo A.. A., knocked
| out Terry Young In the fifth round Of
what was to have been a ten-round
| bout.
The evening world., 1903-03-25
RACING NOTES..

The feature OF the racing at Oakland
yesterday was the victory of Caronal. a
100 to / shot. He was one Of a field OF
closing number. and was entirely over
looked.
Danny O'Connor went SO wide with
Bobbinet on the turf for home at Ben
ninss yesterday hat to many 1t APP
peared as II he was going to take most
OF the field to the woods. This gave
Wilkerson, on Musical slipper, his
chance TO get through,
Sam Doggett has decided to quit
riding for good and all. He has taken
out a trainers license and will bend
his energies in that direction In the
future.
Einus was officially posted as a starter
In the third race at Bennings yesterday,
wtthdra wn. He failed to put In an ap.
pearance from his stable outside the
grounds. Hts owner, John Callahan.
was fined $50.
the last race at Bennings yesterday has
Waterbury ridden the COLT out instead
OF reaching for his whip in the last few
Jumps, Bonnet swerved when Water
bury let 30 of his head.
The following horses have been de-
clared out OF the Carter Handicap; John
A.. SCOTT, Janeway, Rightful. April
Shower and Monograph.
The evening world., 1903-03-25

Elmer Flick had his lip cut and two
teeth loosened by coliiding with Hess
during a practice game at New Or
leans.
Jack Harper Is sore at being turned
down by st. Louis and threatens to play
Browns feel bad
John Hardy, the promising pitcher
whom Manager Selee, of Chicago. had
on trial, has signed with the Los An
geles Club. of the Pacific Northwest
League; seeies thinks ne = a diamond IN
some club whore he could be in the
game every day.
The famous sign at the Philadelphia
League park reading. NO improver
language to player or umpire will be
tolerated." Is to be scratched out. The
new management has decided to treat
It's patrons with confidence, in the be:
lief that such warning to ladies and
gentlemen Is unnecessary.
Burkett has showed up In the best
condition Of any OF the st. Louis Ameri-
says he will do some effective work with
the suck this season.
Rube Waddell's request to pitca the
frst game in the Philadelphia-Athletfo
series has been granted by Manager
Mack.
Pitcher Bob Blewttt. OF the Brooklyn
team. Is practising law in Washington.
James Wigs IL the giant of the Gin
oinnau team. He "a 6 feet . inches in
height,
Report has II that Fred Ely. WAX for
several years played the short field for
the Pittsbur1 Club. IL booked to captain
h San Francisco club nine OF the Pa
cihc Northwest League.
Reports from Jacksonville, Fla, where
the Athletics are training. state that
Connie Mack is quite enthusiastic
over Hoffman. the new outielder from
the Worcester Club. Connie" believes
ae win be fully able to NIL Dave Fultz'l
place.
Kittidge. catcher of the Boston Ma
tiona LeaSuers. has reported for duty al
the training camp at Townsville. Ga,
The veteran has just given up coaching
the Holy Crosse nine. and 10 reported Il
be In good condition.
The evening world., 1903-03-25
MOMENTS TEAMS
BOWlED BIG GAMES.

The Independent Greater New York
Ladies' ana the Lady Mystics carried
the honors In the women's bowling
tournament on the Harlem Circle alleys
yesterday, That is, SC far as high scores
were concerned. Both. however, suf-
tered a defeat. As did the Lady Rose
dGles.
FIRST GAM
Lady Rossdals-MrS wiehum. lO7; Mn.
las NIN Henksn, 1877. Total. 100.
Independent Greater New York LAdiss-Mu.
Wilson, l3S, Mr.. HornlnG. 100; Ma Hopper.
95j Ms. RAasn~dAsS. i2s Mrs. Lang. lSl. TO
ECO FAME
Lady RoSsdAle-Mn Wichum, 100; Ara
EgEsEeLs issi Mr. wssh%aaH' stl Mr. ROOs.
LADY Myatie-Ars. pellOtt, 10 Mrs. seAssnsT,
l27: Mrs. KeT0tihg. liz; Ana. Plats, 20; Mu
HAhen. lis. TOtAi. b7L
THIRD GAALE
Independent Greater New York IAAlss-Au
Wi.oa. l2si An. HOraiAs, I'M Ma Hoppsf,
IS; Ans RAde~A0AeF' Oh hA Lang. 49, To
.,.ss::Ssasss;; Gs''-'i ~ III ll !. i ssS.i &
~ w. avs - .-e-------
The evening world., 1903-03-25

The Black Bass Club was down TO
roll. but did not show up.
Tonight the best bowling of the tour
nament Ia likely to be seen.
Last nights scores:
FIRST GAME.
Spartan Nv. Gerdes. 1856: Mailer. ITS;
Roberts. 49,; f. Gerdes. 1871; Lehrbach.
Spartan 1I.-Thum. 1856: Rlddail. 172;
schilling, 10; Coulon. l47; Schultz. l7s,
Total. S6i.
SECOND GAME.
Prospect. BronS-Spring.. 1871; Schrenck.
las; l.; Hecht. 1853: C. Hecht. 1853: Baum,
l75. Total, SO7.
b Vendome. Bronx-Breihof. i62; Brum-
san. 2l9; Smith. 1888: Eckels, 20i; Forsch-
ner, 9S. Total. 97i.
THIRD GAME.
Hamilton, Weehawken -. Buykhaver,
l52: l.. Sendrich. AS: Grebnstein, l69
Schneider. 1875; s.. Sendrich. 1863. To-
tai. $50.
Pleasure. Jersey City-Lugge. 1875;
Rose. ia; Pfoerpner. ll9; Holler. 1853; Sill
bersborss. 1867. Total, 1888.
FOURTH GAME.
Plattdeutscher. Bronx-Pape. Ss; Bet
jen. 1872; Noepei. los: Prue. 100; Weber,
40. Total. 77s.
The evening world., 1903-03-25
LITTLE ROCK FINISHES.
tepsdsl q lAs Er.ains ws.la.l

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March sG-yhs
races scheduled 10 be run hsEe tAls
AFTERNOON resulted a. follows;
First RAce-Half mils.-BrooAcwood
Belle, 7 10 10 and out. Won; ComoTo, 3
to s tor place. was second and Montfp0-
ion THIRD. NmS-o.b0 81.
second RAee-rhree-quArters Of q mile.
Won by ehotproof, : 10 1 and 2 20 1;
and Prime Esssns nird. Tims-l.S.
Third Race-esven-Ashths Of = mfs.-
Joe Lesser. , TO ! and 3 Noni
Nearest 3 toll ssoond. ana ysEgy anns
lgEA Nma II. =.
The evening world., 1903-03-25
AHOLA WINS
THE FIRST RACE,
Continued from First Page.)
set down for the balance OF h meeting.
SECOND RACE.
-Four and ons-half furlongs.

head 10 the stretch, with Peter Paul a
length away and Lstaway several
lengths out OF IL, In the run home
SWIFT quit and Peter Pau closed a OF
or Mdss Nancy. The latter drew ava?
In the last furlonG, however and won
easily BY three lengths from Peter Pau,
which was nve lengths In fr0rI Of List
away.
THIRD RACE.
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JENNINGS ENTRIES.

special 90 1ne Evening worla,l
RACE TRACK. JENNINGS. March
3.-The entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows:
Flrst RAne-ssuiux thSS-ysaT-olda and up-
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