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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-14
Quick Arrest.

j. a. GulIedge, of Verbena, Ala, was
twice in the hospital from a severe
case of piles causing - tumors. At
ter doctors and all remedies failed,
BuckIen's Arnica Salve quickly ar
rested further inflammation and cur
ed him. 1t conquers aches and kills
pain. % cents, at Hartz & Ullemey-
er's. druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-14

It's like dip in the fountain of
youth" Touches the cheek so gently
that youth fingers on the face of old
age" That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does. IS cents. t. II. Thomas
pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-14

Coughs and colds. down to the very
of consumption, yield to
the soothing. healing influences of
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-14

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be given to
children. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-14

Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiar
ly adapted for asthma. bronchitis and
hoarseness. Sold by all druggists.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
mare. She will be hard to beat ,.ro.,,,-

Clint Burnett bet on BENGAL n. G ..
sus.eIuay. though tho horse rad itS ~, W !"
STUN at the start, but fully ran an b ns
mere mere VIII not be much of a price 1aid
Siraa 81 me Sire horses hereafter. he
monsx 90 o nor bet at Demar. They send their
morse, norses Is not known here This m3kos i ins,I
r'", lisht and gives the Sires good priras
viii be ws1I ,ng Hereafter the players
with them. III HOW " deals
sc Jim nsvlin. who trains for ths stcs, told
, Mould scarce do. and Others said he ;niJ
mem mat she would win Eroea,n tr'eS
H tnrra 20 place her to her field. sawed and
avoid showing her up. ~'"'o "0'
NOS. nose to whom Mr. Devlin gave the sick
J., s'err We're sore. while those who said
he gave them the straight steer were
happy. II Is said that the rain on Sa,uritp
,aSa spolssu great killing on Ancke She
MIS- MIS- N na with Bias d'or; Stand Pat and Miss
- 10 l.. and the Sires were 10 have HOT s.n
w on her, so confident were they thar sh,
''h'I peat Ras dor. Probably she can.
".e' SIN iurionHs. whereas Aucke was pull
i'iS hnrd TO y Lark all the way Ii is also
Sa", ,n me-. me Sires have two colts that can
ing me theory ~ ii being iupossihle 10
WIN al lelinar first time out They have
, Mo. twice iirSt time out in three starts. and
4eSt oy a neck the other time
SO II VIII bshoove players TO p.,,cb +ba
Sires and not be alarmed n their bnrs.s 30
done in poolrcoms. f'"s - al
". r Everett former owner OF Pickles
Mneh, ne purchased for Sloo and with WHOM,
S,.' ,!ioouN Won several races. and whom
MI Everett then called the ''Srsntre NJ tba
M.S., WAS At pelnar yesterday Nj. Ever
a., = now operating hotels and has ahSn-
I H,n,, me turl The gentleman who bought
fiekles did not get "WcoGerins'' win 6mr
and she has not been heard Of
II II, Orr will ship his stable 70 Cb,,,r,
this week. Mr.. orr can win 1nvw ~ ~. St''Saso
Albert Dewey Eda Riley ami FSrr ! " az
u ana Blue Blaze. He has good appren.
was bad; but IT lacked a LOT ~ Ss,rs az" ne
pad az ;hat OF many others Who mr." III III
leading ishts OF the local turf world
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
BR|GHTON'S LOSS,
SARATOCA'S GAIN,
SPECIAL Race Between McChesney
and WatcrbOy, in Effect, Will
he Run at the Spa.
TURF POLITICS IN FIASc0.
Had Either of the ThorOughbreds
beaten Other Soundly Interest
III Saratoga Stakes Would
Have Been Much Lessencd.
REPURIIC cpErI,r.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, July 22.-The cancellation OF
the match race between McChesney and
Na'ernoy has disappointed and caused no
ii'tie Ill fcelins among thousands OF New
iorkers. who believed that the Westerners
"ere In earnest when they brought Nc
'hcsney on to meet the great Waterboy.
Yet after all. the race could not have been
pulled on since the day and track" were
not good
According to all accounts McChesney was
worked an easy mile and quarter in
-:lo':. and pulled up lame Doctor Sheppard
was called in and pronounced the horse
unfit to race. That settled the whole thing.
1t Is possible that McChesney was brought
on with tho serious intention OF meeting
Waterboy In the match at Brighton.
Whether anything happened to influence
this intention the public must Judge.
The chances are that there has been lot
or turf politics In the whole matter. Had
Waterhoy beaten McChesney soundly in
the match. interest In the two would have
ceased from that moment. The Saratoga
stakes would have lessened interest because
OF II.
+, The Saratoga Association may not have
caused the match to he delayed. but every
thing has so happened to favor Saratoga
that one cannot help being n bit suspicious.
MIR. Hildreth wants n license to train
here In the East said turfman to-day.
The people controlling the Saratoga AS
ISOLATION more powerful than those at
Brighton. Hence 1t was to Hildreth's in
tercsts to have MCChesney's first appear
ance made at Saratoga and provide
strong attraction for that course.
This turf.Itu be bit strong In mis-
rcasoninss. and the fact that the horse Is
really lame seems 10 let Hildreth out OF his
prcdIcameut. But at the same time the
argument is taking, and it dovetnils in with
the happenings OF the past few days.
However. the best one can do is to look
forward to the Saratoga meeting. There
McChcsncy must show. and there he will
lind not only Waterboy but Irish Lad and
Africander ready to take II crack Rt him.
The Saratoga stake book was issued yes
tcrday, and the entries show that McChes-
ncy. Waterboy. Irish Lad. Africander Her
mis-. Savable, Golden Maxim and other
great horses are eligible to the Saratoga
Handicap. Weights are TO be announced
ten days before the race. and it is with
the keenest interest that they will be
awaited.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
RELIANCE.s PRICE HEIGHTENED.
Shnmrock's Good showing Has
Changed the Netting on Race.

RF.PUB SPECIAL.
New York. July 2.-Recent performances
OF the two new cup yachts. the Reliance
and Shamrock III. has materially al
tered the odds in the betting on the result
OF the international aces for the Americas
Cup in August.
The Shamrock's fine showing against the
old CHALLENGER up 10 date, IN which she has
unQuest!uaaSiy display ed marked improve
ruent at all stages and under varying wind
conditions. has Drought the ODDS down TO
u to in favor OF the American boat
The TWO defeats OF the Reliance by the
Constitution. ana Yesterdays Victory %
the Columbia in light b-e-zes during the
cruise OF the New York Yacht CUB. have
inclined many brokers' o. the foo. Of he
New York Stock Exchange to take the short
c:.a Q. the bet
The hackers OF the new defender, how
ever contend that the Reliance. proved
herself 10 be faster than the old de-
fender under racing conditions and there IS
al abundance of money ever ready to cover
ali sums offered On the Shamrock
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
WAS QUOTED Ar 900 TO 1.
Hooks Had a Line on Sir Ellerslie, for
lie Finished a had Last.

New York July Gas the special race
between McChesney and Waterhoy had
been extensively advertised before 1t was
declared OFF there was a large crowd in at
tendance at Brighton Beach to-day. The
weather was unpleasant. rs rain fell yearly
all the afternoon. and the track was heavy.
The Mortauk Stakes for 2-yearolds. the
feature OF the card was won BY Long Shot,
Ut the good price of Il to l. The farorite,
The Sou;hcrner. was second. Tim Payne
jumped away IN front and showed the way
to the far turn. where Redeem sent Long
shot TO the front. and he appeared TO be
winning easily. when Cannon brought the
favoritc up with a rush, but Was beaten
head en- the post.
Sir f:lIerslie. in the last race. was quoted
at Lou TO in the betting. He finished
bad last. summary:
f'.rs; race six furionss-Counterpoise. 100 Dull
man: to r 2 Won hlsrs Ill RS S 20 to
Tine III, Gs'' Tr; Sa ISipsc 10 Savatslia
SGaaa,c. nuke Of Kendall Lajaia, Miss Dorothy
second race. s;ceplechase selling. about two
miic"-- hishir; lis tSonser,. TO !. won: Matter
Manan " mSilnnd and Roundcr also ma IAN Your
Grace. George Kcenc and Thereto II fell.
Third rage mile and f1rions SS l
s. % Rricri. !? 10 /. second: Lady Potcnte. %
tConnsD. 10 !. third Time. I:S IS. Tribes
Inn, Past, s.. Sever Godsby and Earl OF War
FSnr,I, race, the Mon,ank Stakes. six sar'Cnss
Sout1Srner; ~ Cannon: $ to ); second: Mohavc;
IL. tiIaCkl, 10 10 l. third. Time. .ls. .luyenal
Maxim. Bob Murphy. Gold sphinx and Tim Payne
also ran.
Fifth race. six furlonss-Floral Kirs lla
tnio,nl. II 20 ); won. Liza Leid icS ItNlerl. -
TO l. second. pcnueliy. IL jliaacl. * 20 I.
third Ti,ne rs .. PhAser Nv Sister Mid
shtpnar. knowledge. Flora Dale ArrR Iast!nss
RcE!ap, Gulispot. Bell u Wakefield. rweede.
sunshine After Rain. Electric. Goli Tip and Fly
irc Machine aisC
Sixth race. one ,,!lc and sIx;centh-Gsvlota-
icN Fuller. 10 10 won: Ella SNYDER, 10. Gan
i.Nnl. ; - secoud. pskaher. lN Mathews.
Crais. sentry. Dutch Dan and Sir E.lersiIe also
To-pAY's BRIGHTON REACH ENTRIES.
FRS; race. c-ycar-olds, five and one-hait nr-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23

lnstar Is one OF Barney Schreipers =. ana VI
said 10 be a good filly.
+. J. Nolan thought well enough OF Ayl-
mer Bruce 10 bet on him last time Bruce
ran a fair race ut that.
or course, the one that should win is Sis
ter Lillian. Her good races make her best
III any going. Hayes outclasscs the train
'rs IN toe race, and his mare should win
on work and merit.
Tckalon and Ruglcr will be the ones in
the second. EuElcr Will run n good race, but
Tokalon has had two good ones to her
credit Her owner says that she has a big
which hurts her
Misscnmast ran well In Chicago. but Mr.
Mcdaniel says that he cannot bet on him
here. lnEuithritt will 60 we'll FOR five fur
lorrs. but Lord ucrmence holds him safe.
Rugler is the one Tokalcn has To beat.
whle NisEcnilast may run n better race
than his clever trainer thinks he will. He
IL too good Il colt IL be beaten very far by
such horses these
SWEET DREAMS PURSE.
Sweet Dream should annex a purse for
Mr.. Gumhcris. though she is asked 10 carry
moro than she likes. She always could
run nj pelmsr. Cursus will run good
race and be second. while Montana Peercss
should be second.
ILGHTWEIGHTS IN STAKE
me HSHtwGSats, hf1de ana MiIureu L..
will make the others run in the fourth race.
OF the top weight, Mafalda has best chance.
She Will rnn the track well and should win.
but the lisht-woishtcd pair has Sreat
chance he'e.
LADY SrRATHMoRE VS.. KENOVA.
kcnuva looks sweet in the handicap, but
Lady Str;Sthuiore, superior mare. Ia round
ing 70 her form. She should beat kenora
and Master will be close up. Eisardo is y
good bet t. be last.
With Il decent ride Murnur will win the
last race from HegirA. fathos may run
friendly. and If he does. he Will be up there,
but Muruur looks like ready money.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
FAIL TO ssornn Rn,Nsr.rsHnNr.
Su>rcu>ioo OF HorSrmcn Accused of
..RimHtms" "a rmh -Hlnck Cnniinuci

Chicsso III. July cS-Tne suspension, %
the tusfT:sea accused " ''riusins' sarah
Black. who was said - he the mare Aim
less. AZ Detroit reScutiy, was continued 10
,isN by the stewards q ;hc Western Jockey
Club. after the accused failed 10 nut IN =
satisfactory defense at = special trial,
wh!ct, was aecan!ed ;Ncn,. The men under
the ban are + E. Farley II. II. Ninsseury.
W. W, o'Eisra and William Brown q: Gin
o;nnS;! a:sd =, + Glenn ~ Little Rock
I1Gse Murphy wSs the pTiHc!psi witness
and told - asking Farley ~ produce Sarah
Black 70 ee c,crpa-ei with .Aini,ess for
.9entIticSuo,> Al This time Farley was said
20 he making desperate attempts 10 hide
Sarah Black. telling ;ae man who had her
in charge 10 take her in the irst livery
stable he came &c
E. e Winters testified tha; Farley a6-
aiitte6 to him thar AimlesS had been run
as Sarah Rack, and offered him Ss1 II he
would place The S;ewardess In his stable
ami declare ihst she Was Sarah Black
Farley asked for sr adjournment after the
prosecution rested its ease. An adjournment
was taken until ~ II, m. hut ~ that hour
no witnesses arpearei- and the ruling was
affirmed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
LIGHTNING nuRNS MAppEN,s many
Mtrthful. Famous Sire of ,cr,,, v,,-
full, Skiltful and Others. E,Il.a

REFl SllC SPECIAL.
Lexington ny. July .,-i.sh.ntnr strucr
the large training barn ~ John r. Man,
AZ Hamnars place in this county. reJucinS
the place 10 ashes and buraiYS in NffG r
sin head Of valuable Thoroughbred rcrSas
inchuins the famous ycuns sire i,,S,
W!trul etc. '@>'N'''''
The nel; struck telephone wire and
when the men aScCi the place reached ~
barn. 1, was in flames thrrushout no ~
which was allied with hay. Mirrhful MAS
sNoN. ~
The harm was worth scNnos and the feed
and t-arpinss s;0ncN
The thUEdereolt evidently rs5aly.ra th,
great stallion, .or. when Manager Steele sra
the negro groom went = his stall Ne ,,sl;ls
not be moved He appeared 10 be ;AsraIyESj
and, although tn" groom worked Wit, MIN
uut:l his eyebrows we're snSed and Ms skin
pSrched. re could nc: set thc horse pui
Frankfort was IN the same stable as we-s
ftfiy-tMo oshtr horses but they were saved
Among those burned was S-year-,li
bay colt tee breeding % which is rot
brown belonging IL John \. Drake ~ Chi
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23

The McChesncy-Watcrboy Finsco Due
TO Lcnicncy TO Rulcd-ON Pnrtics.

The McChos1,ey w atereoy tiascn draws
attention to the utter disregard OF the pro-
rciet;cs which s.snalize racing In America.
That so clever man as John Bcden. lr..
secretary OF the Brighton Reach Racing
Association. should SO far forget what is
proper IS TO invite Sam HilGredth, a ruled
OF trainer, 70 start a horse III q match race.
run under the auspices Of the Jockey Club
which ruled him or, is even more amazing
than that such a man as r. Fl Smsthers
should employ q ruleyi-oif man like =. I.
Riidreth 10 train horse for him. especial
~ as said horse Was 10 race on tracks (;oTu
which Hil3rcth was dcharret.
Further, Il IS 10 be marvc,ed that II MIR.
Boden did no; have the good taste 10 avoid
inviting hin, TO run his horse, and II Smath-
eTs h2a The poop iasts to employ him 70
train his horse. that Hidreth himsei! Gid
not have the 5000 taste 20 decline to race
il is had mess an around, but 4; fully
depicts the ah'eci state into which the
American turf has fal.cu. Does any one sup
pose tina; the Brighton Beach Jockey Club
proposed the McGhesney- race In
II make mnasy the jockey Clgh was
rra;ritousW insultsd. t. make money its
rules which forbid match races. were vio-
lated.
The Western jockey Cab Is IN the r,ire as
ra- as S:nsthc?s and the Brighton Reach
HYldrcth who was r,'cd ~ nv the Jockey
ClnA, has beer welcomed Ike Offenders
rGsSG NI ~ t.le E'SSitSH ana french fCcNCr
ciuN--with open ar:rls-hy the Western
Jockey Club. supplied wiz = license AMI en-
Niivt3 10 race on its tracks,
With such bright lights IS EiidrstA. Mel
ton He2-y. the SeiMs, Nuc-cii, c, al all Of
whom are ruled or by reputable Jockey
clubs, owning. training sna riding It's hes,
horses the Western Jockey CluN can we'll
arTnri Il tiy the Mack nag and call ;tself
the Pirates Paradise, Il has been so ren-
cr,,us In IS reinstatement OF -uie,i-ofy rer-
sans tl,a; = ROW f-is itself composed most
~ ~ such iotk and IL place where its
horses canro; race on the course 81 any
other Jockey C'ut !n the world.
\ t-otv crViscic position the W J c
duiS itself 81 when its hes; horse its cham
por owned by It's best SPORTSMAN. cannot
race assirs; the champion OF another
Jockey Club because his trainer stands
rssleSt ell
Gould snch s tsins occur in France. Eng
land IRELAND or anywhere but under the
Western Jockey Cluss Never IN Leo years.
Johnnie Powers Gid not think ,As, LIN
Serella had a chance Yesterday snS Was
much surprised when she jumped gu, and
led Bengal for seven sG-longS. The OH.
marc was a very slow beginner until this
year, Mowers has her 50 hish in flesh
strong and visorous that she is n new
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
FOR SOUTHWESTERN REGATTA
President John Schanb Announces
Final Detail for Rowing Events
Mt Creve Occur Lake.

Programmes have been issued in book
form for the annual regatta Of the South
western Rowing Association. 20 be held the
coming Saturday and Sunday at Creve
Occur Lake. one of the features of this
seasons meet IS the establishment of a COM
piete time card on the railroad
According to present provisions, trains
are 10 leave the station at Sis and s:15 a. m.
on Saturday at 100 and 200 p. m. This
Vii afford plenty Of opportunity TO reach
the lake. The morning trains wiIl be fitted
with baggage cars in which the boats of tha
various crews can be carried.
Three trains have been provided TO leavs
the lake Saturday evening. time set for their
departure being SEQ. 100 and 900 D. m.
Sunday morning trains start for the lake
at 6:l5 9:l5. 10:l5 and His a m and at 1:3n.
I: 40 and 2G5 p. m. Trains leave the lake
for St. Louis Sunday evening at 500. 10,
$40. 900. and iO.0I D. m.
This service is far superior to that OF
last year, when insufficient accommodation
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23

caused much Inconvenience to spectators al
the events. There IS no occasion for trouble
this year; Street cars will also run directly
TO the lake.
Good entry lists are noticeable in every
event: the complete list being published in
last Sundays Republic
President John J. Schaab has announced
that arrangements are being made for
special cars on which 10 take a party Of St
Isouisans 20 the national regatta at Lake
Quirsisaraord. August Il All the St Louis
crews are entered. and this city will b
strongly represented II the events
Il is thought that four crews al the very
least. are certain TO 30 East ard particle
pate in the national event These are the
St Louis. Century. Mound City and West
err crews.
All arrangements hsve been completed for
the racing IL C.eye Occur. Each crew has
Its particular CClor. which will distinguish &c
from is competitors. and the winning COL
crs VIII be hois-ed on a flag pole at the con-
c.uSion OF each race Each race will be run
OF ii strict accordance with a time rRoi. Q
special hoa- to- starting being ss, Cor every
event.
Saturdays races will cpsn a. with ths
Junior icsir-ca-ei shell race. IN which four
crews are entered. TIE junior singles VIII
come next. TT so. followed by the junior
sis. pair double. quarter --.:ls dash and
barge races
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
n lTNG $:$$$$$% - EASTERN TURF LOCAL RACING
McChesney Will Meet
Watcrhoy and Other Great
Horses at Saratoga.

WON Lanark. Chapel Sir Andrew. Liberty
VII htiams Alss McMeekin, Polk Miller. Mai
also ran. anu iA'He'
"A, second race steeplechasc. short course-ceylon.
20 10 O"ens). IL e. 10. Won: Avus lI5 ,BraziD.
~ 10 l, second. Alma Girl. 1874 a. Johnson). to
:, thfd. iTnc. Z5i 80. Nata also ran. Spurs
itii Siapdash threw rider
=, miro race. one mile-Warte Nichte 81 q.
i".k"rl. IL to ]. won. Ahua 90 a.. Wilson,. Is
g. L. H,c9nd Tcah los Iwnkfield, ~ 10 5. third
am - w. 70 braGS. Lucisu Appeby. Schwaloe
Fourth race. mile and sixtecnth-Bard OF
AVON JOG tWonderly). . to . won: Wilmorie. 20
d. i,, Wilsonl. . to second; Louisville. lo2 %.
Zclla knight. BaIrlca. King Rex. Ed Adack.
l'ninna Cream and Anna Beai also ran.
tfih race. 1--WE acknowledgements. los q.
Wilson. % l. won: Sweetie, ij5 CWonderly(.
I. 20 :. second; My Gem i0i Henryl, Ii 70 l.
thlrd Time. 1901 As. Father Talent Rumenthal
sol smith, Fat HamHlon. Euccaneer and Walter
Duffy also ran
sixth race. one mIie-Postnsster Wright. III
tbominick). To TO- won: Galba liz tHeigesonl.
6 to l. second Sir Hugh. lG9 tAdkins) 5 to 2,
third. Time. Ia. Ro.smond also ran.
TO-DAY's HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23

Buffalo. y v. July 22.-Rain and mud pro
vailed al Fort Erie to-day. Lou Rev which ran
In the colors Of j G. Ferris Jr fell dead after
finishing in the fifth race. Results:
First race. six furlongs. selilnC-Fairbury won;
Reeves. second: Nellie Forest. third. Time. ~.
Second race five furionEs-HIalakof won: Hen
Third race seven furlnngs. selling-Amga-f
won: Artist. second: Clarena. third Time 1851.
Fourth race. four and One-half furlongs. selling
silver Dream won: Iole. second: T. C. Scar
borough third. Time. 1:foi.-
Fifth race. mile ana one-quarter. selling-Ffring
Line Won: Trocadero. second; Latrcbe. third
Time. 2:l7Ia.
sixth race. SIX furlonEs selllng-Dynasty won;
Cranesviile. second: Tom Kingsley. third. Time
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
"LUCKY" BALDWIN IN RUNAWAY.
Thrown to the street and Severely
Injured.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pasadena. Cal. July &c J.. better
known the State over "a Lucky Baldwin.
this afternoon narrowly escaped death in 4
runaway. He was driving on south Fair
Oaks avenue in company with Colonel Hen
Messy when his horse. a young and nervous
beast. took fright at an electric car.
Baldwin could not manage the animal.
which ran. throwing both men violently to
the pavement. Baldwin landed on his back
and arms. and was stunned. He was taken
to the Pasadena Hospital and cared fer. 1t
was found that no bones We're broken. Hen
nsSSey who was less severely hurt. caught
the horse and later drove home.
Baldwin probably will be all right again
in a few weeks. for he insisted on being
taken home In a carriage. despite his in
jurieS. which are severe because OF his age.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
Galcxburg Race Results.

EETV-RI.iC SPECIAL.
Galesbure III. July cc-The secoai days run
ming races ut The Gaesburg Driving Park :c-day
brought out sorlc Eoot events. Three Thousand
five hundred people were on the grounds ard the
DAY was EccG. The track in ane condition
Each race hotly contested and brouEh: cut
me good jumpers. The summary:
FIRST race, five firlouSs-March II. first: Eu-
che. Deck, second: Zenith. third. Time i0aA.
Second race. four furioass-Deau swift Inst:
Bobby Green second: Pat Rooney. third Time.
49,.
Third race. six furlonGs-Revenge Dare first;
Gold Baron. second. ITena. third Time. i:Is.
Fourth race seven iurlougs-Elsie Barnes. first:
Guulbo second: Mazo. third. Time. I:SIia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
EVENING NEWS ron GOOD THING.
Chicago Etlly Has uccu Fetched 10 ST.
Inuis for IN ..lxilIinr,,

Evening News will Ne hot tip and. NAV
hap. winning ono ut pelmar races :his
afternoon. They have been working her he-
tween panels. and between lights. and the
sharps say that she has been Going fast.
She IS Chicago trick and, they say. a
has been fetched ththor for a killing.
Nowcta will make her move AZ that This
hl'y has been working IN rousinE fashinQ
and WAS quite u good one AZ a 2-year-old.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
American Derby Colt Killed.

CAscasc. jay S---ne American I.-oy COT
MAxey Blarae2;h&i. h-oke bis neck vAiie being
exercised al s-zw1so--7e today Ths ccI- hoits.
a. the head - TIE stretch and ran iato me cut
SIDE fence, oVs- which re T--aec = sor,erssuir
and killed instantly. The sable by vho
rode hiI.a ssSaPs9 injury. M21ey BlunenthaI was
owned by Ed CoT;gan
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS,

New York. IGIy e-Se.e,:ic=s:
Firs; Ease-Hoaetal Miss. Mrsoa. Asne. R--n-
Seeoad sas-Yeuow Tail. Stamping Ground.
isNri Advocate.
Es:c3 Race Rss.lwooi rTarisol. Fai- Order.
Fourth Rsce-GrsNina R,scasrccEn. ESissuia
CSssa
$;xia Rsee-sareara F-r,tche. cosswen Mos