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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
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Don Juan Cruz Bosch Garcia, Juex
Municipal de Adiuntas.


HAGO SABER: que en- el inicio
verbal civil inatado en este Juzgado
Municipal por 81 cesionario don Mar
tin Aparici0 Cabralea de don Juan San
Miguel que 10 fue do don Lorenzo Es-
cand6n contra Ia succession dc don Juan
Tomas Llugo Ruiz conpuesta de don
Juan Ramon, Juan, Juana Bautista,
Juana Calixta. uana Dematria y Fe-
heita de apelIidcs LugO y Ayil6s hijos
legltim0a v tanbien de sus naturales
Juan Ramon, sJuana Maria, Maria
Gregorias Luis, A5nador Etanislao
de apellido Arce representada por don
Francisco Mol y Canpir On calidad
de admins strador judicial del caudaI
hereditarip, sobre 81 cobr0 de pesos,
90 ha dispuestO por prOYideneia de- hoy
se saQuen p1blica subasta pOr 81 t6r-
mino de veinte dias los bianes embar
gad0s para responder & la cantidad
reoIannada y las costas ca1sadas = que.
So causens consistenkes aQuellos en- un
@praaio rficoa radicad0 en- 81 barrie
do peIleias. saIkiO de las hornaiQa0 de
este &SrnniN0 naunicinal con una cabida
de VENTS y cinco ouerdas euuivalentes
4 diaz hec reas, diez nueye Areas,
setenta d Gfnee eentiareas, dedicado 4
cafe. plktanOs. pastOs y naalezas, linz
dando al Norte con terren0s da don
Juan B0nilla, Mfltea de dOfia sJuana
LuQ0, al 0este CON taxrenos de Be- su-
cesi6n deudora. I'LL Sur con O6ros de
don Ramon Lua0 Arce y el rio Gran
de, 3 por ell Este con el citadO rio
Grande v terxen0s de don Juan Boni-
Ila, cuyaa veinte y cincO cuerdas for
man parka integranta de cincuenta "
siete cuerEas one don Juan TONES Lit
go Rui2 hubs por cornpra dona Isa-
sbeI Ruiz. sean lnscri nsei60 on Ell Re-
gissro de la Progiedaa slel partiao da
Ponce. Ed ell preoio asnbargndo aa
halla enclavada UNA casa do MADEIRA del
pals c0hijada aa zinc, On naal asbado,
que nide ocho earas De largo por seis
de anchO: habi6ndose aeaaalado para Id
subasta ei dia vainte y nueve del ne-
tuaI entFe une dos de Is sarde ante
Id sala andiencia de este Jug0ad0 Mn-
nicipal fsita en- " calla del coEnercio);
cuy0s bienes han aldo sasad0s en la
cantidad de He cient0H cincuenka d0-
liars: adyirtf6ndoee que no IS han pre-
senkadO tftuloa IS Propiedad; que no
se admitir6n pusuraa que no cubran
las dos tercera agtes de Is tasaci6n,
" one kos licit Dres deber1n consia-
mar preViarnenss en Ia mesa de IL Sc
eretarfa De este Tribnnal cuando me-
nos el diaz poE eianto del justiprecio,
sin cuyo requia no aeran admitidos.
Iso Gus IS hace p6blico, para como
cimiento de- las personms que quieran
interesarss en Is sHbasta.
para su publication en- ell peri6-
dico SIla C0Fr p0ndencia De Puerto
Ricoe quo So edits en San Juan, expi-
do 81 presente ga Adiunkas i cinc0 de
Octnbre de raiI nDvecientoa tres.
.Fssan q Bosch.
Juez nunici
zpe n Naaarso
Secresario.
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union. aisndo oa q orea niE plall-
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taa1es Is idea ae IS union eaE6 nzssg
AREA as6las "a sG procndeKA 4 la
consE 6n a Tn cnFait unioniska.
en 81 cual figuxaslsn elerneRtos presto
0igs0s dc nEaA k30s
La clase cheera, sohre tod0, es u
que iHnpuEsa con gran enbuslaara0 ea
pensarnianto dist 6ndoae Los &C.
Aorsa Julio Lopez Antonio I.ebr6n
Gomez. cue haalaran en b Taanifesta-
ci6n alg anao nuIrieOs @Tlaunoa
EA sontiEniena0 p<Erfo deapieKEa en- b
natiya ciudad del inoIRidable Derkos.
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AQln TENEMOS IL
BERTAD AlAPL ISIAIA
aomOs mas feIices que los ingleaes


En- Londres han condenado & cinco
dias.de prisi6n uns muchacha que sc
tom6 an frasco de l&udano con la san
Ia iHtenci6n de tomar pasajc para Ell
otro mundo. Sc Ia asisti6 y SO la euro
en- I'm hospital y de allf pas6 6 cumplir
condena.
Por ac6, por Puerto Rico, no Sc lle-
va q nadie q la c&rcel porque haQa 10
que esa chica SngLesG.
Cuando un individuo SO v6 aquf ro-
deado de Ge0Eeses y sin embargo en- la
mayor miseria, pues se ahorcS SO
atraca de un xbuen t6sigoS.
7 como el estado de las cosas, es
tan diffciI, " como, por otra parte, Ell
gobierno parece decir: <por ahf me
las den tOdass, Syo no puedo haceros
ricosS, ell que intenta suicidarse no v6
6 la cSrcel.
AL contFario, 81 SO le pudiera ach0-
car d&ndOle ooLpe de 0r0ctd, se harfa
con Ia mayor tranquiEdad.
Aqui la bg'G5e1'SG y el gobierno Sc
encargan de poner ell iazo al cuello de
Ia ciudadanfa.
Z tienen nj pueblo sen hbertadS,
pero con la lengua media vara fuera,
porQue entire otras leyes tenemos la
del brut0 8 mejor dicho de los gGqrotG-
eos, Ia ley Foraker, In ley HolIander y
La ley del ,embudo.
se quiere suicidar, 10 hace seneilla-
mente.
Y pas, es deCir, sen paz descanses.
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CONTIAOAN Los AOMBRES De
GOBIERNO BAILANOO Ell ri
GOO0N.

Hsce unos dfas lego de los Estados
Unidos ell gobernador Hunt.
Sc hallan ALA en- estos momentOs los
sefores Elliot y Willonghby, coEnisio-
nado del Interior Tesorero respec-
tivamente.
Ahora embarcan Mr.. Hartzell, Mr..
Post Y Mr.. Lindsay. 81 prihero Secre-
tario de Puerto Rico, ell segundo Au-
ditor v ell tercero Comisionado de Ins-
trucci6n p6bliea.
Es cuanto puede verse Y admirarse.
Elsefor Elliott Sc halla en- sn casa,
de New Castle. en- Indiana, gestionan-
do particulares negocios.
4 el pueblo de Puerto Rico, eI
mansurr6n pueblo. pagando altos suel-
dos & esos sefores para que 90 Ia pa
sen en- un, perpetuo rigod6n sobre 81
Oc6anol.
tx eI paebio de Puerto Rico nacesi-
tado, debatiendose en- inndmeras con
trariedades para viyir, y que NADIA tie
ne que yer con los negocios particnIa-
res del Comisionado del Interior mlls
en- su pals, sin trabajo, We como Sc
burian de 6l los que debieran respetar-
le, los que debieran respetarse sf
mismos dedicAndose asiduamente su;
trabajo para no dar lugar & que el pue-
bio proteste de tantas injusticiasl
como andaran esos Departamentos
81 sus Jefes est6n toda la vida de pase0,
hacienda constantes viajes, como 81 de
la administration dc este pals dispusie-
ran, como si fueran pastores d. sestean
mientras Ia muchedumbre de carneros
pasta mansamente
Els va el coImo de Ia burla. lei pue-
bio de Puerto Rico paga 6 unos em-
pleados para d. le sirvan Y ellos le sir
ven paseando. divirti6ndose. de-
dic6ndose sus negoeios en- sus res
pectivas tierras.
Nal gobierno, ST, Glen veces NAL GO
bierno ese que que abusa de an pue-
bio y ante sus desgracias Sc ya de.va-
caciones y de paseo cobrando por su-
puesto ell sueldo que nos obligan 6
pagarlel
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FRANCIS LYNCH

y SNs 49, i sseS
Esta nafiana nos f16 presentado oli-
cialmente eli cabaIIer0 Secresario par
ticular del gobernador Hunt Francis
Lynch.
Este cabaIlero ha sido inspector de-
de escuelas del Diabrito de Ponce.
Hahla eorrectamsnte espafiol sus
manifest aciones de- information & ia
prensa fnaron categ 6ricas.
xEs nj deseo di1o dar 4 la pren<
sa todA olase CD infornnaci6n
Nunca nae m0lessarr = tendr6 gsaa~
cho placer en- com Iaeerles
aTacias aefEoE III il nuestT ter,
Estimaraos sns indicaeiones en bien
de todos.
Cuando III n0ticia ea fiel u exaeta NO
se extravla b opini6n = es nuesa
Cbjetos que nueskea inaosnn -
exaC
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senor Director de- xTa Correspon-
denciae:
eria IN bena6cio digno de agrade-
eiuianto cue q q. harla s la humani-
dad. 81 81 las Columns de su popular
diawio aparecieTan laa opiniOnes de pc
Yikos en aleekrIcIcad gobre los nedloa
pre- hn SOS ntra LIS ezesargas elec-
trfca Que diaTio aestruyen vidas y
p90pie0ades.
SabidO 80 que ae kratas sda nn elemen-
" superior las fuerzas hurnanass pc
70 as verdad que el ingenio he name
iado medios. d iLteryiniendo. en- cierto
modo, en- el des0rOllo desEructer de tan
creadora fuerza.
Disc6tanse los siguientes puntoss
JQu6 influences tienen los Arboles en-
ID proximidad de las casas: sSon Pc
IigrOa0s2 Entire Ell techado de zinc y
el de MADEIRA nnannposterfa existe
diferencia en- Ia attraction = diffusion de
Las corrientes el6ctricasa s1u6 sustain
cias s cherpos pueden servir de aisla-
6ores para ell indiYidu0 dentr0 de una
casa donde legue ma descarga cleo
trica.
In alanbre aoldado en- varies pun
tos de M techo de hierro y comunica-
do con Is TERRA, es igual I'm pararra-
yos an sus efacbos9 Modo de instalar un
pararrayos. material u costo da estos,
su situaci6n on las casas, dominic
attractive.
apueden vafias detOnaciones con
p6lvora, producer en- Ia atEn6sfera, sa-
cudidaa Que annlen u desarrolIo de
descargas elsckrieas dentro del area
que domino Is explosion, por alg6n
intSrvaIOa
L.o que de Is el6Otricidad est6 bajo
el dominic del h0mbre, permanece
misterios0 para el p6blico. hAsta eli
punt0 de ser creencia general, 81 que
las descar0as traen piedras con hlos
que son las que destruyen Ia materia.
Invite, sefior Director. & los paritos
electriciatas este humanitari0 com
curse.
Cuand0 va esta isla estA alumbrada
" nOviC6 por fuer4as el6Ctricas. no
debe dudarae que hay en ella cerebros
entorndoa de 10 que - el pdbIicO ne
cesibs conocer.
lillian.
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SMgas IsneI!ss
Tragico fin de una sociedad de de-
fensa constituida por yernos.

Uno de los numer0s0s clubs sxc6n-
tricos de los Estados Unidos ha tenid0
IN fin algo tr&gicO. Sc Grata de Is
LSg0 c0astYG los 0bu80s de gas ssssgras,
que 90 habfa organizado Cd Chicago y
donde Ocupaba an local pr0vias0 de
todO el con fort Imaginable. Los so
clos yenfan AQuf una vez pOr sexaarla
para cCntarse sus penas = para c0nsce
lansA entire af buscando al medic aa To-
gisIar sus apsabkes rerdu0o Pexo
lob dea6inol taInpoco les ban permit
do c0ntinuaF disfruGando da este go-
curse de conEolaci6n UIsa noehes nc
che .aciagas una for1nid scumxlra
de sneaf@s, eual bandadaa do euerves
rabiosos. hiz0 bruhca y ViolenkA lrrElI-
ci0n en Fl club Ito los irfaliea pax
lnatil es deer que IN nls pr
confusion 81 aadar6 de Io cio
lhub0 entire sk un
pasda7 ler
cOEoO poE eEcan sckos Qu 80 ea
frsa possible almr
ron destss I0 alEa de l0 IL
ealIs. r. lioa q
eaand0 ID alas las
eata IA IS giakSe
g&Ms 2efe8 Mx $3.50 @Ss SSSAnS
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EN- ii 4hOn

Como son les aItoa funcianarioN de-
aohiermo ans aaAe ii du erA
presentar essa paas Ed III fnejor y
mas foreciente No falta uuien.
olvidando III raaa satsa viida que ae dan,
observe que aIguRos han enhauu uecido
much0.
yer paseA Abanse dos eu I'm Qultrfn,
y an 3sbur0 naalicioso diio:
EsOs senores 81 eat6n duedando
en- Ia Isaopta como 81 pals.
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eaka IA W@aasSn IA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-14
last time. That got the Illinois Club more

last time. That got the Illinois Club more
Then came the Fftzkanet-croix d'or-Mal-
ster-Miss Mae Day race. The two best
horses, Fitzkanet and Miss Mae Day, were
passed up as no good. and there was q lot
ster from two parties.
F1tzkanet was cut down In an effort to
place him behind the leaders. Miss Mae
Day was thrown against the fence at the
Baber, won. Master was third. Miss Mae
GUS time out there seemed to be a job on
to ''shoo" Malster In ahead of Miss Golight
". Master. providentially. was left at the
One day Hilee was beaten by Kindred on
fast track; The Illinois Club soaked Bias
doF and Hiee and played Kindred Kin
Next time they met Hilee ran away from
Kindred on slow track. which Hilee does
Then the report became current that the
Illinois Club knew when Troxler, Hall and
Booker were to ride good races. and also
The Croix d'or-Fitzkanet affair led to
| the outburst, which declared that Baber
was leading them in as he wanted them. 70
worked fairly and well, and that it has been
| Disseminated against. They say that Char
! ley Celia. pricemaker for the Celia books.
made bad. false and unwholesome favor
ties. and prices. and that they would not
| stand for them. When Celia deemed them
| out OF line he got mad and bet them freely.
l Wueu ioSt, tuey aver, lie SCt sore dHn
accused them of handling "lobs." when it
! was a fact. from their point of view. that
his judgment was bad, and that he bet on
i inferior horses.
They say that Celia deems himself in
fallible and that when he figured to win
| and did not win he could only explain the
defeat OF hiS horse by saying that he was
4 q dead one"
The Illinois Club started at the Fair
! Grounds in May with n 81, 500 bank roll. It
! has won some 10000 since that time Bow
man made the book and Baber bet on
! Boman's handicapping. Both in its book
and In Its betting the club has been sue
4 cessful. AS pretty near. every other bettor
at Delmar lost, the tip went forth that the
Illinois Club was dealing aces" While
nobody could connect the Illinois or any
! other club with It,. the fact remains tina,
| the racing of the last two weeks at Del
mar was something frightful. Evidence OF
collusion among Jockeys was to be seen
and horses ran in and out in a manner
| that never was equaled at Gutenberg
Gloucester. Newport or any other place ir
its palmieSt DAYS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-14
MURPHY DEMANDS
SQUARE RACING.
Kinloch Judge Suspends Lord Ne
vile and Lectures Owners
and Jockeys.
JORDAN RUNS BRILLIANT RACE.
Plack Horse Gallops Away With
the Handicap-Ben Adkins
Shows Improvement and
Budweiser Is Lucky.

Judge Murphy got busy among the horses
at Klnloch yesterday. Lord Neville was the
2-to-1 favorite in the third race. He ran
q bad race. Judge Murphy at once ordered
his entries refused in future. George Land.
his trainer. seemed to think that Jockey
Sheehan was to blame for the race. Mr..
Murphy knew that Lord Neville came out
looking dry and cold.
Jockey D. Austin. who Is a sack OF scrap
iron oq q horse. was up in the judges stand
after the first race. He rode Kilo. who
could not get up gallop You had better
give every horse you ride your best efforts
and work hard If you want to earn fees
here" said Mr.. Murphy. And If you go
down you will stay down this time
Judge Murphy Is carly making It plain
that there is going to be a good race meet
ing At Kinloch or none at all at Delmar. II
they do not race right and to form there
Win not be enough owners. jockeys and
horses left to fill a race when Murphy gets
through at Kinloch. He started in right
yesterday. An ewner or rider who Is fool
enough to take a chance just now deserves
70 stay down.
The season Is In the home stretch.
horse ruled OF or set down now or boy
or owner under the ban cannot do much the
rest Of the summer. They had better race
horses at Kinloch. They must not think
that Murphy does not know what they have
been doing at Delmar. Maginn IS there and
he knows. What he knows Murphy knows.
Though II rained bookmakers said that
play was very much improved on what II
had been at Delnar. The crowd was not
US large. but betting was much heavier. The
bettors know that the owners and jockeys
viii be trying and are not afraid to wager
their money.
BEN ADKINS SHOWS IMPROVEMENT.
Ben Adkins won the first race, showing
vast improvement over his races at Delmar.
He got away flying, ran off from Mag Nolin.
but did not run out at the stretch. and won
eased up, Foiies Bergeres, who beat him at
Delmar in mud could not see which way
he went yesterday
In the second race Budweiser, at Is to !,
broke in front was lucky and won. Mimo
was four miles the best. but boy named
Fogg got scared when the field closed in on
him around the three-feurths pole. and kept
taking the horse up for a quarter of a
mile. At that he ran a good third.
The third race was won by Exapo, T.
toll shot. Had Savers let his whip alone
in tho last sixteenth, False, 50-to-1 shot.
would have walked in. Savers made the mis-
take Of taking up his bat. His mare spread
and lost the race. Here 1t was that Lord
Neville and Hydrophobia ran their bad
races Pay the Fiddler almost left at the
post, ran winning race.
JORDAN WON WITH EASE.
Jordan, coming from under that bear
feeder. D. Austin. to Watson. ran a much
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Yestcrdny's Results.
New York 6. st. Louis 2 IPittsburg a. Brook. &
New YORK 9. Sc Louis :. Chicago !. Boston g.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Aug. 13.-Two moro games
were chalked up to the credit Of the Giants
to-day, and by such wide margins that the
local players can hardly be credited with
a days work.
Any good amateur team would have been
ashamed to put up the kind Of ball the st.
Louis team offered for the inspection Of the
big crowd. and would have skunk home in
disgust. The games were Of benefit to the
Giants only in the matter Of points and
practice.
Matthewson pitched in the nrst game. and
pitched far better than was necessary, the
errors Of the visitors alone being enough to
discourage their own twirler, Brown. The
latter. by the way, was in good form from
start to finish. His support was saffrony,
and he never had chance to win his game.
In the second game the local team made a
bad start, fielding in the first inning almost
as wretchedly as st. Louis. After the
opener. however. the visitors never were in
the hunt
Currie was hammered out Of the box in
the second game, Murphy taking his place.
Tho latter was no Improvement. On the
whole, 1t was the poorest exhibition Of base
ball In this city In many long day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-14
HIGHLANDER LEFT Avn THE POST.


Virgin Soil. q 12-to-1 Shot. Won Am
stcrdam stakes From Elsie L.
Saratoga, Aug. 13-Six horses faced tho
starter to-day in the Amsterdam Stakes at
a mile. Highlander was left at the post.
Virgin Sol, won by length from Elsie Ii
Tam O'Shanter was third. Summary:
First race seven furlongs-Hermis. ics (odom).
1 to Q won: MoIlie Brant. 1o3 tJenkns). to
l. second: Rigodon. ia (Gannon). to l. third.
Time, 1:2S is. Ingold also ran.
Second race. FIVE and one-half furlongs-Wiz-
ard. los tGannon). to /. won: Grenada. Ill
tO'NeilD. to 5. second; Hoca. "a tColenan).
zoo to /. third. Time. 1:1o. Sailor Knot. Auf
wiedersehen Monster. Latheron. Destiny. Tow
err Mildred l.. NJ and Banderilla also ran -.
Third race me-Yardarm. los tOdomo. Is
to s. won: Bad News. 1n (ONeil). even. second
Payne. 105 ,Redfern). Is to .. third Time.
! Fourth race one mile. the Ams,erdam-virgn
Soil, Sc III. Calahan). Il to /. won: Elsie l.;
81 (leed). 16 to 5. second: Tam OShanter 105
(Gannon). 10 to 5. third. Time. lag, Counter.
poise and Irascible also ram Highlander LETT
Fifth race. six furiongs-wotan us CHicksl.
Q to s. won: Toledo. lis tBullman>. II to 9.
second: Long Shot. lii u. Martini IL to s. third
Time Eli % st. Jolly. Blackamoore and Don
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth on turf-Fly-
| ing Ship. LOG (O'Neill). even. won: Stamping
| Ground, Ill Fuller). 3 to second Carbuncie.
| los (Redfern). to l. third. Time. $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-14
MAMIE HODGE WON THE PRovIsO.
Salto Was Second in Stake and Father
Talent Was Third.

Chicago. Aug 13.-Nannie Hodge. backed
from 2 to to to s. won the Proviso Sell
ing Stakes at Harlem to-day by four
lengths. Salto at is to /, was second, a
length in front of Father Talent.
Weather cloudy: track fast Summary.
First race. Six furlongs-Outwai. 81 Il. wilson,.
s to 2, won: Away Right. 100 CHelsesen). to /.
second; Our Chap. s5 III. Phillips. to l. third.
Time. liza 3-5. sauerkraut. Alamode. Codex. An
Fora J. and Red Bird also ran.
dolph. lis LANDRY. Is to TO- won: Incubator. us
IT. Bonnerl. to 1, second: Hudson. lis (Adkins)
10 to l. third. Time. l:2l. Pompino. BY Ways
Darro Chicago Girl. Curate KIeinwood. John
Powers and Otter Tail also ran.
Third race. five and one-haif furlongs, Provlso
Selling Stakes-Nannie Hodge. lG2 IS. Bonner,
9 to 5. won; salto. % Adlsins) is to /. second;
Time 1:9i.. Try On. J. p. Mayberry and Pat
Harmon also ran
Fourth race. six and one-halt fullcnss-McGee
lis He1geson). to ]. won: English Lad, 81 III
Phillips. to /. second: Gallant u9 tOtisl u to
]. third. Time. 1:l9 As. Prince Silver wings,
Fifth race. one mile-C. b Campbell. 101 CWi-
scn). to l. Won: Bard of Avon. 10i Coleman.
to l. second Bah 80 tAdkins). s TO l. third.
Time. 1:i0 3-5. Inventor. Aline Abbot. Antoiee.
Bob Franklin. Dutch Carter and Bay wonder
also ran.
Sixth race. one milc-Chrstine A. 90 Coleman.
to 2. won: Miracle II. lo2 tKnapp). TO j: sec
Time. 1:iO 2-5. Pat Morrissey urchin SafegHara
Myth, Gracious. Somersault. Max Bender. silver
Fizz. Hickory Corners and Doctor Leland aiso
ran.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-14
FORM of KINLocH RACES.
Joe Goss. in the Last Race, Looks Like
the Best Bet of tho Day.

Joe Goss, In the Inst Race, Looks Like
the Best Bet of the Day.
Immortelle Exapo and Pay the Fiddler
seem to have the first race at Kinloch this
afternoon between them. Glass Leader
might run a good race on the track. Alga-
retta can beat this field up to seven fur
longs. That she can stick is probable. She
has run enough bad ones lately to run.
good one to-day. Immorte.le does not like
a slow or muddy track. Fiddler ran a fair
race yesterday. but Exapo should beat him.
HARBoR A GOOD COLT.
Harbor is good colt. owned by Doctor
Rowell. who is always trying. He should
win. Pat Civil has Anyway, who is said
to be above the average. Foxy Grandpa and
Dusty Miller are best of the local lot. They
bet on Woodlyn in the ringer race at Del
mar last week before 1t rained. He Is we'll
bred and a good locker, Ryevalis is one OF
Dick Vestal's in to see how he will run. In
terrogat!on Is said to be OF some merit. On
the whole, Doctor Rowelps colt is worth
bet. He always tries.
MISS GOULD TO BEAT BUDwEISER.
Budweiser picks up five pounds for win
ming yesterday and carries 1o2. He is a good
rnudder. but was lucky yesterday. Mimo
should have won the race. Miss Gould will
60 well. Her race under Shilling was an
excellent one. He could not give her bit
of assistance. Had he done SO she would
Miss Gould should win to-day II she has
; good boy up. She likes mud and Is very
good and ready.
RAINLAND IN HANDICAP.
Rainiand win find Kinloch his leather.
The long uphill in the back stretch will not
the sprinters outrun him and he will come
around the big turns and down the stretch
IKE . locomotive TorshanA Nkss mud