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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.

The Seaboard Air Line Railway and
the Ocean Steamship Company jointly
announce the appointment Of Mr.. w,
s. Duryee as commercial agent OF the
Seabdard Air Line. with headquarters
at No. 3s7 Broadway. New York city.
The appointment became effective
July
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-Maude-'I can't help thinking that
/ have met that Mr.. Robbinsounter
before Maria-"I think you have.
You were engaged to him last sum-
mer."-Cincinnati Tribune.
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KENILWORTH INN.

Biltmore Asheville, N. c., on Southern Rail
way, in the Land OF the sky. Open throughout
the wear. Best appointed and most lnxuriously
furnished Hotel In the South. Adjoins and
overlooks Mr.. Vanderbilts estate, Biltmore
Magnificent mountain scenery, dry and invig.
Grating climate. Private park of 100 acres.
grounds. FamoJs Swannanoa Golf Club near
by. Electric cars to Asheville every fifteen
minutes. All water used from fifteen celebrat-
ed springs in Park Special summer rates.
Write for booklet.
EDGAR B, MOORE. Proprietor.
Also Gladstone Hotel, NArragansett Pier, r. 1.
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The AethHIWaId, BrHVHrd, NC,

In the beautiful Sapphire Country"
New building, new furnishings, electric
lights, water, baths. delightfully."- To-
Gated. good management, first-class
cuisine. First season; altitude $3.50
feet. Opens July Is. Particulars, ad-
dress Manager.
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Mr.. L. w. Mehrtens will leave for
New York Monday.
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Miss Vie Galloway of Americas is
the guest OF Mrs. John G. Robertson
on Barnard street.
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PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.


Mrs. James T. Dent left last night
Tor AsheVille.
MISS Rosa Hull of Athens arrived last
night to visit the Misses Newcomb at
Tybee.
MRS. William A. Winburn, Miss su-
sic Cole Winburn. and Master w. A.
mourn, Jr., have gone to Salisbury,
~ u for the summer.
col; Joseph Hull will leave tonight
~ "ayhesyille, to spend the summer
Ct HeyWard White Sulphur Springs.
M Mr. H. D. Pollard is spending a
VI 1Gl'night at his former home. Aylett,
MISS Carrie Lilienthal and Miss Flor
&c llIlenthal left yesterday for New
a. they will spend several weeks
L the North.
Rev. and Mrs, w. A. Nisbet will
1--we Monday for New York. on their
weeks. All '' VISA SA'S
az Mrs Emmett Siebels Smith of Flor
No,ra..', SUING her sister, MIS-. y. Z.
+'e"eomb. at Tybee.
MISS M. L. Harris has gone to Bre-
'"'u 10 spend the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G.. Strobhar, who
t LAY. oeen spending some time in Pitts
i''' Mass, have gone to Stockbridge.
Dr; NJ. X. Corbin has returned from
,1paaIosa. Mrs. Corbin, who has been
11 7pT, a short time at Saratoga, is
''" at Lake George.
ron, W.T.. Isadore Israel win leave to-mor-
Iero IUr Waynesville. to Join Mrs.
tb aaeb who is spending the summer
mr. Mr. H; A. Champion has returned
from Richmond.
ir MSS IS Sarah Evans of Barlow is visit
MT and Mrs. G.. NJ. Williams.
Ae mrs j. s. shivers left last night for
Hsn5. A. L. Desbonnions has gone to
Jacksonville TO spend some weeks.
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Mr.. Lawrence Mcneil and a party
left for Asheville last night.
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THE WICWAM,
INDIAN SPRINGS.

Georgia's Famous Resort. Under new
Now open for the re-
ception of guests. Sulphur baths OBJ
tainable only at this hotel Correspond
ence solicited. SCOVILLE BROS.
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~1OCIETY.~::

MIR: Allan Sweat expects to leave
Monday for New York.
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Mr.. Walter Jackson of Augusta is
expected in a day or two to visit Mr..
Raiford Falligant.
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Mrs. James T. Dent left last night
for Asheville.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18

MISS Rosa Hull of Athens arrived last
night to visit the Misses Newcomb at
Tybee.
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fro mr. 81; A. Champion has returned
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Mr.. Isadore Israel win leave to-mor-
row row for Waynesviile to Join Mrs.
+baaeeA VINO is spending the summer
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MRS. William A. Winburn, Miss Su-
SIZE cole Winburn. and Master w. A.
lhourn, Jr., have gone to Salisbury,
N e.. for the summer.
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sa NJ; NJ X. Corbin has returned from
,loaIoSa' Mrs. Corbin, who has been
81 9hvnolhg a short time at Saratoga, is
'lo~ at Lake George.
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Ill m5ss M. l.. Harris has gone to Bre-
'"'u 10 spend the summer months.
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~ ana Mrs. w. G.. Strobhar, who
nave been spending some time in Pitts
'0' MASS, have gone to Stockbndge.
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,p "'' - sarah Evans of Barlow is visit
MT ana Mrs. G.. NJ. Williams.
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rev. and Mrs. w. A. Nisbet will
, 1--we Monday for New York. on their
10y. 10y 70 Saratoga for a visit of some
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Miss Carrie Lilienthal and Miss Flor
lie Lilienthal left yesterday for New
IN a. they will spend several weeks
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18

;a nir IS Emmett Siebels Smith of Flor
Ms No ts visiting her sister, Mrs. o. c..
4Neweomb. at Tybee.
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Hen. A L. Desbonnions has gone TO
'ueISonville to spend some weeks.
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M VT. H. d. Pollard is spending a
VI l'night at his former home, Aylett,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18

81 ~ w. Joseph Hull will leave tonight
- "ayhesYille to spend the summer
4ieS ward White Sulphur Springs.
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As AIRS, j. s. shivers left last night for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
PATROLMEN HAVE COMPLETED
THEIR REVOLVER WORK.
Final Practice Held on Police Range
Meeting of ShnrpShOotcrs'
Union.

Fatrolmen who had failed to complete
their scores on the regular days set for re-
volver practice went through their final
work on the police range yesterday. Moth
ing sensational In the line Of shooting was
done. PatroIrnan Shinneman of the Eighth
making the two best scores OF 10 points
each.
Policeman Book Of the Ninth District was
next high man. with totals OF I0i and 81.
Other scores OF the day were: Flanagan,
Central, %, Ward. Central, a. OMEN.
eighth, 81; swe"tin. Ninth. o5. and Smirl.
Tenth. "A. The closing practice for at
scntees will be held to-day.
PatrOiman LOngswUrth Of the Central Dis
tTlCt. while falling TO lead his squad at any
stage. has made IL total score of $50 in his
six rounds at the range. This gives him the
place OF third high man in the department.
tiad he competed as representative OF any
Of the eleven other districts. he would have
been one of the district leaders.
Seas who finished first in the Central,
totaled ii9. and TINS precludsd the possibility
Of LongsWOrth competing in the ilnal shoot.
Chief kiely will award the craftsmanship
buttons 10 the winning experts at the police
range Tomorrow morning at ii 30 The
men will then he instructed by the Chief
and by Drilmaster Roener in the details OF
the contest for the Commissioners rnedal-
Members of the St. Louis Central Sharp
shooters Association Will hold their regular
monthly meeting at DeIabar Hall. No ~
South Broadway. this evening. Delegates
will be elected to the next convention OF the
Central Sharpshooters' Union of the United
States. and the report OF the last spring
shooting will be read.
Kessler and Secretary Delabar asking for u
attendance
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
EARLY GETS SOUND BEATING.
Result of American Derb, Contributes
TrA-Ont snrprI-cs liz. T:,Icnf

Chicago, Jun" High Chancellor. one OF
J"hn brakes Derby candidates. gave VI. H.
Tich"nor < co.'s $i3.OyD Derby colt Early. a
SOUND b"atiHg In the mile handicap to-day
at Hawthorne. Both colts were heavily
backed. Early going to The. post the ..v.iI-
money favorii". backed from . to ?. while
nigh Chancellor was backed from . to !
to . to >. Floyd X. also heavily backed
finished IN third place. several lengths b.
mind Early. juckfUll and Manru. also Der
~ tihdiddtcs. ran unpiaced. The time Of
Il - for III" mi" IL the fastest time FOR
the distance ever mad. over the heavy
track At tn" present meeting.
f!Ein& Torpedo In the third race. showed
such Il decided reversal Of form over his
lest performance that the Judges notified
the owners Of III. hUrse That his entry viii
be- refused pending Investigation. Birken-
ruth. who had the mount on FLYING Tor
p"do. also was suspended. Summary:
First race. -four and on"-iIalf furIonGs-1ia
DAVIS. IL" DaEisD. ~ to !. won: Handsome Flor
~. lgs ,iGrhIeJ. y TO 70. second: Badger Girl.
Bernee. I4inlllene. Cfoppis. Annora j.. polly
water and cold P.oce also ran
GI.nfD. II to :. won: Hard iurns 10! Gahk,na ~
To- :. second. Allne Abbott 10 Knapp. % to
Mar oorc and Bo Farrell TAI af.o ran an '''A''eSS
Ihird race mile and an efhth-F,lyng, Tor
Grav. > to ?. third. Time. Isl Is. 30 diners
nIonbre, to 5 Won Early ios cHegeso, ~"
third Time. 1"ii %. Jackfcil. Manru and
Fifth race. mile and a Observation-Disclosures
Io5 Eooker). : to |, won. Corswci US Henry.
70 l. second: Galanthus. l94 Cray. 20 to !,
I.di, ZINE ~ -; DomhdGe Ginspray. Lord
Melbourne. Safeguard Emir and Banana Cream
Sixth race five furlongs-Katie Powers. fas
: TO /. second Frhane. 100 CWini.neIdi. to !.
third Time, 1:o2 4-5. Myrondale. I'd Gunzberg
and General Steward also ran.
a ma 4. y4-sf.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
PLANS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF NEW UNION RACE TRACK.
Question of Grades in the Course Is
Taken Up at n Meeting of the
Stockholders.

At n meeting Of the Union Jockey Club
stockholders, held in the office OF Judge
Theodore Rasseur last evening. plans were
discussed for the construction OF the course
and the question of having slight grades in
the track was dwet upon. 1t was sug-
gested that the grade in the track be varied
from the fiat.
The fact that the Washington Park track
in Chicago is said TO have several distinct
grades in its course suggested the innova-
ton here. 1t was announced that the club
would take the matter up seriously later
on. and would study its advantages.
According TO Robert J. Boylan. formerly
of Chicago. who Is connected with the new
course. the engineers will be instructed as
to the plans for the track in the near fu-
ture.
although not apparent to the eye" he
said, washington Park course at Chicago
has five different grades in the course. 1t
is slightly higher at some points of the
backstretch than at others. the surface be
ing slightly undulatins. This tendency is
almost imperceptible. but careful surveying
has shown the grades TO be there.
Now the Washington Park track is
course on which worlds records have been
made again and again. 1t is made of the
same material as other Chicago courses, yet
seems TO be easier for many horses to run
over. The deduction clearly is that the
muscles in turn. in the course of race
AN instance may be found here. where
the Kinloch tracks very apparent upgrade
on the backstretch and downgrade on the
homestretch has resulted in extremely fast
time. a horse tired slightly by the null
up hill. finds a new set Of muscles in play
coming down the stretch. Steep grades will
cause some horses TO- prop when coming
downhill. But very slight variation seems
to help the majority. of runners
This matter will be thoroughly worked
out. and it may be that We will decide upon
some slight deviation in the grade. If ex-
periments prove that faster time results.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
MRS. GRAMMAR WON EASILY.
Heat Governor Boyd and MinOs in Gin
cinnnti StccpIerhasc.

Cincinnati, o.. June The Cincinnati
steeplechase handicap was the attraction
at l>atonia to-day. 1t was the first time
during the meeting that the Jumpers had
beer sent over the fun course, and. as the
going was soft. it made the race very I'M
certain. Mrs. Grannon proved to be the
best jumper rs well as the best slayer. and
won easily. Phosphorus. with Jockey
schill up. fell the first time over the water
jump. but the boy was not hurt Summary:
First race. six furIongs-MInt Leaf. % tgorn,,.
70 D. second: u. i. Moore iOs (rceGJ. "a
fhiFa iims n LITTLE Gorker John G King
BACK NunOar and Rocroy also ran
Second race. nre ADMINISTRATOR Cartledge lOl
t,niienGeisoip. TO J.. won: Gay American l65
,Bonner,. TO 3. third. Time 1:J7. Jim Ferrin
False Entry. Ed Callahan Dominique Yon. Two
nrenhE, Lou KRAFT. Felix Moses and c. Il. VIII
Third race. steeplechase Cincinnati steeplechsse
lia.dicap. aDont two mli!es-Mrs. Grammar i2l
lori, to l. second: Nnos. l4l BROWN 2 to l.
i id: Time 49,. Dagmar and Sauber also ran.
Fourth race. seven furlonEs-Iack RatIn 112
n:andryl. to = won. Sir Gallant rs CRornan-
slIb; 2? 70 J. second; Avoid. ss Reed. Is to l.
1 tlG Inn" iis'+. hummer IL. Firing Line and
Fifth race. mile allabout 1Os q. oCon-
norl 8 to /. won: WEIGH Girl lO uonnerl. 4
Time. 1:5ll.. Bneheo. RUBY Ray Bean Locust
blossom. Flaneur Kentucky Middle. King Tatius
Sixth race. Gve furlonEs-I.yrist 10 Beau
champ. TO 2. won: sue w. l0t ,scuily). IL to
|; second: ora Mckinney. no CReedJ. 5 to i.
Danube. Orpha. Regina d. Tammany Queen
Miss oddity and DANTE also ran. Lady Infallible
TO-DAY'S J,ATOSIA ENTRIES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
TERRY McGOvERN VERY SICK.
Ply sfcians Advise Him to Take Long
Rest.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York June TERRY McGovern. the
little Brooklyn fighter. will not be seen in a
ring again for some months. Terry is very
sick just now, and on the advice of his
physicians will in few days go to the
Adirondack Mountains to recuperate. The
physicians say complete breakdown would
result if the little fighter resumed training.
AIcGoyerns fight with Abe Attel. sched-
uled to be fought June 10 in Buffalo. has
been called off. Manager Harris last night
wired John Herman. the clubs match
maker. that Terry could not stand training
and that he could take the 5000 that had
been posted for McGovern's appearance.
McGovern broke down in training at his
Jerome avenue quarters. He contracted
malarial fever and since has been attended
by two physicians. 1t was thought the lit
tie fighter would come around all right in
week or so. and n LSstponement OF the
fight with Attel was asked for and agreed
to. June Is was the new date set. but now
this has been crossed off the Buffalo's
lOaks
McGovern IS up and around to-day. but is
by no means well. His face is drawn and
yelowish in color. Even his handshake is
not so hearty. and instead Of the usual
aggressiveness of all his actions one row
notices the gentleness os a drtgoods clerk
in Terry's demeauor Up to the time Terry
was beaten by young Corbett at Hartford.
n year ago last Thanksgiving he never
knew a days illness. Since then he has
been laid up at least twice.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
TROXLER RODE THREE
L0NC-SHOT WINNERS
Crack Jockey Piloted Pipe Dreams,
Doctor Carrick and Kin
dred TO Victory.
JACK YOUNG RAN GOOD RACE.
Defeat of Deutschland in Mile
Event Demonstrated Derby
= Candidates Liking for Step
/. Gates Won Clevcrly.

Jockey Troxler. big. strong and good
post rider. was the best thing 90 bet on ut
the Fair Grounds Yesterday Troxler won
the second race with Pipe Dreams at c to !.
followed II up with Doctor Carrick az , 10
J. then wound up with Kindred NJ l. to /
1T was quite a nice days work for one how
,:.aiisce managed 10 win the first rae.
With Broodler. Booker picked up the iIfth
With Jack Young Earl brought " II.
Gates home in the last event The track
was covered with water. II was watcr5.
rather than muddy
JACK YOUNG'S GOOD RACE
Jack Young ran quite . nice race IN fhe
fifth event. lie laid out from the pace aud
mud for the first six furlongs Deutschland
and Bourke Cochran set the pace 20 tho
stretch. Young moved ny at the three
eiEhths. ana won at his ease H.. proved
mat he can run In at least on. kind Of iniia
Stop His race was quite ava Improvement
on MS last effort in such going
Plrateer WIS good second. Deutschland
was third and Bpurk" Cochran fourth
These two race right {" their form in mud
change IN weight considered. The race.
proved that Deutschland is merely a sprint
er. Mr.. Schneider always said that he could
peat Sylvia Talbot in mud when they were
In California. The Master Of Woodlands
evidently overlooks the fact mat Sylvia -
much improved mare since she laft cali
Iornia. and fell into the hands OF Mr.
Whalen.
Broodler. the 20 fIvorlte- Wallace was
Iesponsibe Tor the long pric.-won The. first
race IN a galop. He got OF well and
walked home. Wallace gave him a good
RIDE. Armand and Edna Eenner ran eooi
races here under poor riding and Mistie ran
winning race from where she got off
s-s BRED To Run IN MUD.
Pipe Dreams. by Loyalist sire Of Sinh.
Miss Golghtly and other famous mud run
ners. won the second race She Is a grand
big flly, bred just like SINH. She broke
away. back but soon rushed past her field
and won easily. Ann Dear went well TO the
stretch entry. then ran out. usual. Sweet
Myrtle once Tnore Idvorije. gO5 III BIu.y
and ran a good race from a poor beginning
Doctor Carrick cantered away with the
third event.
~ Kindred AT LONG PRICE.
Maifster was the favprite in the fourth.
and looked like "A winner I'D BOIL
man. owner of Kindred. bet on Malt-ts'.
Kindred had worked well. and was known
to like the going. TroXler got him of
whooping. opened up gap of six lengths.
ran his horses sick and came away by him
self. Maltster ran a good race into second
place. Lady Strathmore seems to have ID
veloped undermining qualities. She has
run two good races IN mud now. Her race
yesterday was very good. She made up
ground and closed fast.
IN the sixth race. He then passed her ciev-
efIy and won. Found. who was heavily
pmyed, refused to break. She faced the bar
rier, but stood still when 1t went M.
,,To-DAY'S FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.
I'VE flria
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Where They Play To-Da-
RTpTPIJr- Special

, REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Detroit. Mich. June by the nsrees.
kind OF an uphill fight against all k,ns, a.
| odds the Browns took their nrth straight
| game from the Tigers. making three runs
in the last inning. winning out by a score
Of to g.
| III was a spectacular game from start TO
| finish the Tigers starting of by hammer
ing Jack Powell's shoots for SIX hits and
| hVe runs Then the work OF Empires Car
] runners and Hassett was so bad that inces-
SAINT kicking took place on both sides. finally
| resulting in the benching Of Heidrtck and
| Powell In the last half of the seventh in
| Ming.
HEIDRICK AND POWELL OUT.
Mccormick had been called out on strikes
the last one being high and wide Captain
Padden and other players kicked as tho
Browns went to the field. CarrIthers or
dsred Heidrick from the field because of
a remark. while the rest OF the players
did bear dance around the umpire. After
they had gone to their positions again
Powell told Carruthers he was a good UNI
pir= and raised his hat to him. That move
put him out Of the game.
Siever took his place without any warm
ing up and held the Tigers to a single hit
AS for the game itself. It was full OF
hard hitting by both sides and some very
bad fielding by some of the Detroit play
ers. Crawford and Elberfeld. in particular
being bad. The usually reliable Anderson
had an off-day and made two errors on
thrown balls. Friel ard Wallace each got
three hits as did Gessler. including a
double and triple
McCORMICK's HOME RUN
Barry Mccormick drove out homer IN
the second the ball going to the extrsms
corner OF the grounds. Wallace also had
a field day on the diamond. taking ten
chances without skip. The Tigers started
after Powell when Barrett singled and Lush
sacrificed. Barrett was forced to third by
Crawford, but Elberfeld and Carr came
along with hits. Smith also hit single,
but Friei booted It into the bleachers.
making It homer. Gessier tripled and Nc
CURE singled. five runs being the net re-
suit
After that Powell held them safe except
in the fifth. when Anderson's error and
Gessler's double added the last run. The
Browns started in the second. when Nc
Cormick hit for four bases Padden singled
and Powell slammed a double against the
fence. scoring Padden with the second run.
In the third singles by F'riel and Wallace
and Crawford's error added another. An
other came IN the seventh. when Heidrick
doubled and went to third when Frel sin
gled. Crawford's quick return caught Held
rick off third, but Wallace's single scored
Friel.
Then came the ninth. Burkett fouied out
Crawford dropped Kahoe's fly. who went to
right when Heidrick was benched. Elber-
field booted Friel's grounder. then Wallace
and Anderson came along with hits. which,
with some good base running and an out
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
MAGHoyI LOOKS LIKE SURE WINNER.
Finn & Ross's FilIy Has All the Best of
the Meiglts in the Second RnCc.

Rugler is a good kind of colt and is prob
ably a mudder of some merit. il he was
not, he would scarce be entered here to-
day Rhyme and Reason seems destined to
finish second every time he starts and at
any price lie has been twice beaten at
odds-on when he seemed to be the best
horse Hence. II Is but rational to count
him an unlucky animal. There was nothing
In GetcheIs last race that would make him
appear a contender here, though the dis
lance will be In his favor Bonnie Bob dis
played some improvement last time out.
The race looks like nice a pickup for Blu
gler. with Rhyme and Reason having
chance to beat him.
MAGHONI ALMOST CERTAIN TO WIN.
Maghonrs last race under difficulties was
so bright that she appears to have the sec
oud event pretty much at her mercy. She
is a good filly in mud, and her last race.
second TO Doctor Scharff. from bad start.
proves that she is fit. Charley Ross did not
think she would run as good a race as she
did She is in here cheap. and as the stable
Is going away soon. 1t will want to win the
worst way. Those who bet on her may de-
pend upon n run for their money.
Flash of Night will step well in mud but
Is taking the worst of weights Budweiser
ran good race against Maghon last time.
even II he did finish last. He was off bad
lE, made up much ground. then tired Ma
shoni is giving him ten pounds more to-day
is a mud runner. and is SO good Just now
that she will be hard to beat.
J. W. o'NEILL TO BEAT IMBoDEN.
j. w. oNeill looks best in the third
event. Imboden Is a shifty little mudder and
will like the distance. The weight will not
suit him so well. He is an "in-bearer'' of
the worst kind and will go to the rail at
any cost. This may not help him in the
mud to-day.
Gus Heidorn has been sick and ailing and
Will scarce start.
Cherished did not run her race-not half
as good a race as she can run, even under
Bridwell. The confident betting on Kunia
and Cherished's race made that event look
an untrue one. Cherished can win the
fourth race handiy. Dawson has worked
well in the mud. and has nice pull in
weight. He should beat King Barfeycorn
for second money. Barleycorn is good
mudder and has run some fair races in
his class, hut is a very uncertain fellow.
STAND PAT HAS A CHANCE.
Echodale is an incomparably good mud
horse. He is very hard to beat in his own
going. but on Stand Pats race last Satur-