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The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-23
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WANTED, 2 CITY statesmen, NO
drones, 4 up to date canvassers, 3 men
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$4,000 per month, house girls, cooks,
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able-bodied unmarried men be-
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LEGAL NOTES AND
COURT HOUSE CASES.

Yesterday was return day in the City
Court. Many suits were filed, most of
which were damage suits and actions
on notes or accounts. The July term
will begin July s.
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

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NORTHEAST CORNER WEST
Broad and St. Julian streets. $500
Will rent dwelling above with 1t. G. A.
Mercer, Jr., SO. Bank Building.
CORNER OF ABERCORN AND
Huntingdon streets; this is fine
stand. G. A. Mercer, Jr.
213 JEFFERSON STREET; THIS
can be rented cheap. G. A. Mercer, Jr
FOR RENT, A SPLENDID COR
ner; the best stand in the city for any
business. VIII not rent for groceries.
Apply Box 49, city.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-23

LOST, OUT OF RING DIAMOND
weighing about 2h karats. Reward If
left at 300 Gordon, east.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-23

ONE OF THE FINEST THINGS
on the market, the Almo gas and gas
oline engine. Mingledorff & Co..
agents $40 Indian street
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-23

WHEN LEAVING THE CITY,
phone us to handle your baggage;
quick service; open all night. Union
Transfer Company, 106 Liberty. west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-23

PARTY COMPELLED TO LEAVE
city Will sell furniture and contents OF
six-rOOm house, everything new; easy
terms. Address Y. A. H., News office.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-23

MILLER'S GOT TWO IMMENSE
stores chock-a-block with furniture of
all grades which you can buy for eth
err cash or credit: cash customers will
save money by seeing what Miller's
got; If you can't pay cash, don't hest
tate, but come and see us anyhow;
wen arrange the difference. 207
Broughton, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-23

MESSAGES OR LIGHT PARCELS
delivered to any part of the city, day
or night, for ten cents; either phone
1893.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

FORM PLAYERS in LUCK.
Fayorites Won in Every Race
Save the Second, Which Was
Taken, by The Republic 10
to-1 Shot, Harry Griffith.

McChesney's half brother, First Mason
at TO 5, won the last race at Delmar yes
terday by two lengths, pulled to walk
F1intlock, IL to S. was second. and Colder
Glitter third. The time, 1:45E. was within
three-fourths of a second of the track
record made by Monograph with 10
pounds more and won with greater ease
than Monograph did.
The half brother of the only McChesney
shot out and stepped the first half in :4sl:
around two sharp turns The best previ-
Gus half ever turned by any herse around
the same turns was ;is Sheehan had a
hard hold of the colt but he led by ten
lengths TO the final sixteSnth. Sheehan
then eased bin up. 1t wasa bright race
The colt has not the flesh on him he
ought to have nor is he seasoned. Get
him right. high. strong and in form and
he will step along with the best horses in
America.
He may not beat his half brother. but he
viii step his mile in 1:Ss and the mile and
one-quarter in 2:OS with this weight up.
This Is a real good colt. big. built to car
~ weight, fast, a strong runner and a
slayer. He takes hard hold of the bit
ana runs pest when hard held.
FORM PLAYERS IN LUCK.
The other races were well run and form
players had a harvest Lara j., a good
thing from Canada won the first race at
s. Sheehan rode her well. Nellie Crom-
well was perhaps best but George messed
her in the stretch run. Pilgrim Girl,
nice locker ran well for four furlongs.
then stopped She Will do another day.
TO- GTr1fflth
Republic. with VIII Shelly scratched
won the second race easily from the odds
on shot. My Surprise. badly ridden by
Sheehan.
The third race was won by Lord Her
mence, to /. in a hard drive from Wreath
Of Ivy. to 5. Hermence got going well.
was lucky and well ridden. Scully rode
Ivy well. She would have won in an
other stride.
With Niblack down and sheehan up
He had a nose finish. with Hugh Nc
Gowan for last place.
FANK BELLS FORTUNE.
Frank Bell, at s to 5, was lucky TO win
the fourth race at six furlongs. Bell
dashed out at the start and secured a
lead of two length. Hilee showed his
speed and ran to him. McKinnie let
Forehaad lag and loaf. Stand Pat was
home, while Stand Pat swung Vide. Fore
hand closed fast from away back but
Bell lasted and won by one-hslf- length
Stand Pat beat Forehand a head. The
latter was evidently best, but badly rid
The fifth was a mere galicp for Montana
Peeress at TO s. Revenge Dare and
Narna Fonso followed her home. as they
should.
Il was excellent racing, and form play
ers had fine day. The books laid us
ming bets such as Revenge Dare. 8 TO to
be second; Fiintlock. / to 2 to be second.
To-DAY'S DELMAR ENTRIES.
First race. six and one-half furiongs:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

dry: Lampadrome has a good race in him.
So has Port Warden. Ryevale is steadily
Improving and has been among better
ones.
The third race Is a split of the first
The turf editor of The Republic must
give it up. cJt Is too much.
Z DYNASTY AND HELEN PRINT.
Dynasty's clean speed should win her
the third event; unless Helen Print gets
clear Of all interference. Dynasty has the
speed and will get clear. and should win.
II Helen Print gets clear sailing, she
will give the Canadian a race. though
Helen dislikes weight. They have been
managing Dynasty pretty keenly. ana she
may run an untrue race. as she did in her
first two outs. That may be racing horses
In Canada, but It Is dangerous business
in St. Louis. It seems TO be a two-horse
race. and the others have poor chances.
FRANK COLLINS IF HE GETS OFF.
Frank Collins is an improved colt, pos
sesses terrific speed, and should win the
fifth. event. Atlas is fast and may beat
him. but Collins can beat Ingolthrift, and
Ingolthrift can beat Atlas on the dry. Col
a knave, and will sulk II he does not get
clear sailing. His speed should clear him.
THE BOBBY'S ROUGH JOURNEY.
The Bobby figures best IN the last rs1S.
The field is bit big for his belated rush,
but IL Ssyers picks him up by the head,
holds him together and sends him along
he should win. Branch II and Little Lois
are the horses he has got to beat.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
WON THE HANDICAP.
Eight-to-One Shot Galloped Away
With the Hawthorne Feature.

Chicago, Sept. g.-The surprise of the
cay at Hawthorne was the winning of the
September Handicap by Luralighter. an
s-to-1 shot. The Don was second and Lady
Jocelyn third Judge Hines. who carried
rs poun6s, was never a contender. The
handicap was worth $500 to the winner.
In the steeplechase Mrs. Grammar threw
her rider, Brodie. over her head at the
first jump. He was unconscious for some
timeni, but il is thought his injuries are
mary:
chanan,. TO 10. won: Rabunta. 10s EerreiD. Is
to l. second: James J. Corbett. liz (Tonderiy).
20 TO I. third. Time, 1;l5. Ledus. Finsal. SOM
Lutte and First Past also ran.
Second race. steeplechase. short course-Galba.
l35 (Hueston). TO 5, won; Paul Aker. las (Ses-
toni. TO 1. second F'alella. Is &c Johnson).
ran; Mrs Grammar threw rider.
Luralghter l67 lstilie,. : to j. won: The Don
iS s. !. 10 tsS Tme ' Me-
Gee. Monsieur Beaucaire, Linguist. Postmas-
ter Wright. Lendin. Judge Hines and First
Fourth race. six furlonse-Auditor. So CRob-
bins). to ), won: Toah, iiI (Buchananl. II to
;. second: Gallant. ia JH. Phillips. Il TO ],
third Time. I;i+ -: LEtrenne. Toledo. De-
Fifth race. mile and an eignth-AiriiSht. 50
eer). 5 10 i. second Our Bessie. % H Phiiiips).
Dodie s. ida V. and Charlie Granger also ian.
Sixth race. hve and one-half ,furiones-Rock-
away. ll3 tOtis) TO .. won: Agsie LeYis. ioT
aS!y ssansn yo 20 l. third Tm: rs s ls orSBer se
Kelly. Mayor ID. 5. Rose and Trompeuse also
4ah- - , ,...-,,->,~x,x-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
FUNNYsIpE WON THE STAKES.
Came With Great Burst of Speed in
the Stretch.

New York. Sept. al.-Closing with a
great burst OF speed in the stretch. Fun
nyside. at to L. won the Albemarle sell
ing stakes at Gravesend to-day. The ia
vorite, Fiammula, was one and a half
lengths back. with the second choice. Le-
tola, third. head away. F1ammuia and
Lsetola raced away In front TO the stretch,
where E'unnyside closed and won driv-
ing Fine weather prevailed and a good
crowd was in attendance. Two favorites
won. Summary:
First race about six furlongs-St. valentine
lOs Fuller). s to ], won: Mineola. 100 lRedfernl.
,,,a, e l. second; sais ias ddiEsins!: . 70
rangus. Adirutha. Bats and Raider also ran.
Second race, handicap. steeplechase, about
hue). to /. won; Baron Pepper. iss CHeider).
20 TO l. second; The Ragged Cavalier, i4S
u g shisS and sTee also
fell. cephaislgia refused.
MSp s9F ,s%5s Bg5sh ls Tsls is 70
third.9 Time. 1:ls IS, Ascension. Adanay.
Elsie Ia. and Lax Casta also ran. Agnes D.
Fourth race. The Albemarle. 1--WE and one
half furlongs-Funnyside, 10 iBurnsl. to !,
won; Flammnla. loi Fsuller. Il TO 10. second;
i:o5 Is Short Cake. Thistle Heather. Pirou-
cite. Siiver-Dresm. Fine Art and Handsome
Eif;h race. selling. one mile and one furlOng
.Embarrassment. ~ Higgtns). TO .. won:
saSewaa rs caSes @ s. To- e 9hit Tine
] :53 Is. Thorneycroft. Harrison. Highlander,
The Rival, Royal Pirate and Khitai also ran
Sixth race, about six furlongs-Mamie Worth.
t0NeiB. to i. second Invincreie. iO+ cSiik-
ienne Illyria, Mary Street and Girdle also
ran - ,.,-,-er>,r -~--D,ro
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
RACING s:==$$=== e1b1 WRESTLING $=$$ o<~ BASEBALL

racing career. His feet were his weak
point Since he has been out of training
they have grown immensely. He used TO
wear a f0s shoe. Now he needs 12s. His
legs. too. have grown hard and cold and
the horse has not put on flesh.
:, Let me take him up," SAID Dick Will
nams to Schreiber, and l will win the
6reezing quarters in % in three weeks.
he is the handiest horse on his feet l ever
saw: Big as he is. he is knacky as cat.
III bet he can walk all over the paddock
ON his hind legs. He needs very little
work. l can win big stake with him II
Mr.. Schneider will let me have him.
No, no." said Schreiber. ''he is invalu-
able as stallion. I think as you do, but
fear something might happen and l
might loose him."
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
race, while trying to come through on
capped injury.
Weather fair; track fast. Summary:


First race, six furlongs-MarZano los CDono-
yam, 10 TO ], won; Silver Foam. lo3 MARTINI.
20 !, second; Roger Smith. lee Nieratp. 10
third Time 1:l6lz Crauchan. Doctor Riley.
issS Hed seal King D.. Doctor Irwin and My
Second race four and a half furlongs-Artem-
lisa; sS q: Walsh. to /. won: Draper. IS pie Pie
L to ]: third. Time: ;5sN;-, Two Penny. !; /
Nc False Entry, Nettle E.. Frivolous. Bay
view and Bonnie. Chance also ran.
Third race. mile and seventy yards-Corus-
cate; 80 Pieratp. even. won; Ben Howard 1O5
": Walsh, to l. second: Charley Thompson.
loS (Bfakel. 20 to I. third. Time. -1:46. Little
Boy and Bank Street also ran
Fourth race. furlongs-Fairbury. 10l
Donovan). 4 to l. won: Four Leaf G.. io1 CRom-
anellD TO ]. second: Circus GIRL Sc Crooman),
70 10 !, third. Time. l:es Doctor Gurnsey.
Taxman, Nellie Bawn. Fanny Blazes. Locust
Blossom. Seminole and Levina also ran. ]. w.
Fifth race. ave furlonss-Meiita. Io2ss (R.
Martini. TO ]. won; Oricula. t01 ID. Gimorel.
10 TO !, second: Standard IG5 IHaack) to 2.
third: Time, 1:03. Tennesseean. Jim Ferrin.
Malakon and Marlborough also ran.
~: Sixth race. one mile and an eighth-Flora
Wnloughby. 80 PieratO Z to S, won; Brlers. So
q %, B9iandl: to !. second; Snare, ss PauD.
tor Beveridge. Fianeur and Zeriba also ran.
TO-DAY'S HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES.
First civ md hal f,rla
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
MAY MEET HERMIs AGAIN.
McChekney Is Eligible to Start in the
Occidental Handicap Saturday.

SREClAiA
New York, Sept 21.-The only race at
Gravesend this week about which one can
work up any degree of enthusiasm is the
Occidental Handicap. at q mile and a fur
long, in which McChesney and Hermis
may meet again.
Mr. Thomas. having secured the third
call on Jockey Fuller. will take him of
Hermis, but. as Odom Is idle and he
would Mt McChesney to a nicely, he prob
ably will be offered the mount
No doubt 1t would tickle Odom to death
TO have the mount on McChesney and
beat out Hermis.
IL Hermis and McChesney go. the race
VIII be interesting. though McChesney
should win easily enough. In the Twin
City he had Hermis beaten at the end OF
a mile.
In the Oriental Saturday. Hermis and
McChes1ey are again booked at mile
and quarter. but no one would consider
the chances Of Hermis at this distance.
There are a couple of handicans for 3
year-olds which may furnish good con-
tests, and the balance are selling stakes
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
HIGHLAND PARK SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 21-seleetions:
z,i,irt tarst Raee-DOly Hayman. Melbourne
,,s Second Raee-Nuptial Light Hurt. Clifton
Third Race-Carl Kahler. Arnold X. Righ,
Fourth Race-st. Wood. Lady Radnor, Lady
W FifSh m Raee-LAdy of the West Justice. c:
Sixth Race-Ed. L. Aratona. Nabockn,h.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Washington Defeated
the Browns by the
Score of 6 to 4.

Single and scored a moment later on Ka-
noe double along the third base line.
roweii. who batted for Sievers fouled out,
Kahoe. Swander struck ont. He75ricE
eiossa the game with a pop-up to the left
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
coRuscATE LED ALL THE WAY.
Good Filly Won the Feature Even,
nj Highland Park

Detroit. Mich, Sept. H--The 3-year-oid
flly coruscate won the fourth event at
mile and seventy yards at Highland Park
this afternoon. She was the betting choice
and len all the way.
Flora Willoughby. In the mile and a fur
favorite.
Jockey Hack was unseated In the third
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22


Truly 1t seems that Mr.. oots has a sI0.-
900 colt in First Mason. He may not beat
Bas dor, for that colt is very fit now
and thoroughly seasoned but he is a
than Bas dor, and goes right up into the
bit something Rss Dor does not do. Bas
is probably a more mana geable horse ana
can be rated. So probably can First Ma
son. They rated him TO Custus, and he
came on and wen easily. ------
First Mason is of a more imperious
demeanor than Bas dor. He acts the
champion. plays fidgets. bluffs and pouts
at the barrier. He is a very vigorous
horse and must possess a fine constitu-
tion. he steps in ringing. robust way.
even when walking. that at once COM
He is like McChesney. but not SO well
filled out or SO light in color. He de-
eeives every one into thinking that he is
small horse. He stands an inch over
1s hands.
A race at mile and one-sixteenth be-
tween Bias drQr. 10: Fist Mason. lGs:
Mae Day, ioe. would make an attractive
feature for the Fair Grounds The writer
would have to string with Bas dor.
Who can wonder that bookmakers
make money on occasional race-goers
when Platter lack Smith backs. hummer
II to beat First Mason? Smith must set
ing methods He Will be backing Roches-
ter TO down McChesney next.
!
Dick Williams. who won fame and
money when he trained the Schneider lot.
was IN town Sunday Mr.. williams is get-
ting q string together TO go TO L>s An
geles this winter. He has a 10000 farm
In Oklahoma; but finds winter dull in the
country.
johnny Powers has eisDosed OF Happy
Hoolisan 10 Chris Schawai<er Outside OF
q pair of bad ankles, Happy Hoolisan is
a line frame of a Loyalist
Harry walhauser is trying the faith
cure for I.indeneila's thick wind. He
Keeps her away from hay and oats. and
lets her run on good wishes and much
hope. She had speed when she was high.
She has got nothing but bones. Linden
ella. was not sick a day last winter. but
she got bad wind just the same. Johnny
Powers had her looking like stake mare
and she had high speed: something un-
usual for her. Then her pipes clogged
and she was done
Experts who have seen Bannockburn,
the grand Hayden Edwards horse al
Sehreibers farm, agree that he Is soun6ser
and better now than he ever was In his
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
GRAvESEND SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. Sept. 2I.-Selections:
First Race-Trinity Bell. Julia Junkin King
Pepper.
Second Race-st. Valentine. Bryn Mawr,
Pampona.
Third Race-sherir Bell. Wild Thyme. Gold
Bell
Fourth Race-River Pirate. Caughnawagha
Hurstbourne.
Fifth Race-Dutiful Miss shyrcck. Emer,
gency.
sixth Race-shor, Hose. Leader. Charlie.
Eriyyood
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Ryan Not Back of Hot spring. j. C

Speaking in regard to the report from Chi
cago which would induce the belief that John
J. Ryan. the turf investment prcmoter was the
financial hacker Of the Hot Springs race track.
Judge Sidener. general manager of the new
concern. said that there was not word Of
truth in the story. RYAN has not got q
dollar in the track" said Judge Sidener. We
backed by men with financial interests in
the Springs"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
allowance Claimed.

INr-t . bI@IO . SF-I1fSCIIUNS.
First Race-oulck Silver Sue. Donna Bella.
First One.
Second Race-Ario. Judge Denton. Tom OIL
Third Race-certsin. La Rouge. The -Four
Hundred.
Fourth Race-pynasty. Helen Print. Gus
Fifth Race-Frank Collins. Atlas. AIlxrette.
Sixth Race-The Bobby. Jena, Branch II
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Cup for Manager Eichenberzer.

Cairo. H.. Sept. 2l-The Cairo BacebaIl Club,
League, this morning presented their late man
ager. Guy P. Eiehenberger. with a handsome
loving cup The team assembled at Mr.. Eich-
enberger's place Of business and Pitcher Lloyd
made the presentation address. It Is a silver
cup, with gold mountings. and stands 10 inches
nigh.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Racinw Meet Planned.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Anderson Ind. Sept E.-ArrsnSements are
being perfected for a racing event on the local
track. when Dan r. will go against the worlds
record. J. r. Rudy. owner OF Dan R. IL per-
fectiEg the plans. Other wes-known horses
VIII be entered IN different events.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Ban Player Die. OF Lockjaw.

Marion, Ind. Sept 3.-John s,oebel a
former player on the Evansville baseball team
IN the Central League. died this afternoon from
lcckjaw. He broke a finger while playing two
weeks ago and tetanus followed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
WASHNGTnN

IWo-hass III q tfa5Rs J Ciari<s I. Anderson
--Eobinson i ssIGas6 / sscrsScs Hits-Een-
Clarke / First base ~ sai5s-Os EEakel OF
Wright / cn SisvsE I. asFSek e1t-By Dunkls
4. by Wright + By s3evexs = Left On hAeee-
Warrington 5. ST. Louis :. Passed baIis-Kahoa
l. Time-One hour and thirty minutes. Umpira
Connolly. Attendance. 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago Sept 2I-Seiectfons:
Firs, Raee-Tokaion. Eugenis B.. Touch
Second Race-Ancte Ahole Orfeo
Third Race-Hargis, Proceeds. Louisville
Fourth Race-Carat Leenta. Ivernia
Fifth Race-Don Domo. Cognomen, Sweerie
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

Two cut when winning nun was made.
Boston -..-.......1 0 % 00es . IA
Two-hsSe hits-Collins J. Farrell :: 1sber !.
Callahan I. Tannehill J. Three-b9se hits-gsben
l. Home runs-FreemaH L Stolen baset-
Callahan ]. Double pisy-Lzchanee and Par
ent. Bases on balls-On Gibson 3 on Paftsr-
son l. Struck out-By Gibson 4 BY Patterson
4. Time-Two hours and nfteen minutes. Cm-
pire-O'Loushlin. Atterdance-1.si
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
BOSTON 4, CHICAGO q.

Freeman Wins Game by Home RuK
In Twelfth.
Boston. Sept. 21-AIthough Boston fus,
batted Chicago to-day the contest ran
three extra innings before Freemsn's
home run won the game. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING.
Tom Keene, Big Fayorite in pa
Pace, Is Distanced.

Columbus. o.. Sept. 1.-THE Grand Cir
cult meeting at the Columbus Driving
Park opened to-day. The weather was
clear and warm and the track fast The
attendance was the largest ever recorded
on an opening day at the local track
Bell Kuser was a 5-to-2 favorite in the
PIP trot. and won easily In straight heats.
although pushed at the finish in the last
by Patchen Maid.
The 2:2l pace furnished the surprise OF
the day. Tom Keene was a 5-to-1 favorite,
and he won the first heat handily. Before
the chestnut gelding had reached the half
In the second heat. however. he broke
badly and was distanced. King Direct,
almost an equal fayorite with Tom Keene,
won that and the remaining heats with
comparative ease
There were but two starters in the 2:14
trot, and Jay McGregor was a prohibitive
fevorite. Although not pushed, Hudson
drove McGregor out in the second heat,
giving the bay stallion q new mark. 2:0s
The 2:21 trot, the last race on the card.
brought out the record field of the year.
there being seventeen starters The talent
was quite at sea on this race, and there
was no real favorite. Angus Pointer. who
sold at to in the books, was distanced
in the second heat. Cotillon won in
straight heats. with speed to spare.
Summary:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
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