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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-04-03
Work Done at PinebIuH.
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methods for promoting the inter
ests of the town, Mayor wv. Pope
presided, and also made the fol.
lowing address:
We have laid out and complet-
ed over 3 miles of sidewalk 10 #.
in width, and $500 feet of other
walks from 3 to 4 feet wide.
We have opened up and rebuilt
within the town limits 500 #. of
roads or driveways nearly II miles
in length. We are laying out and
working another road between
here and Plnehurst, covering a dis
lance of 6 miles or more, thus ma
king in all about u miles of road
worked.
We have been instrumental in
securing action on the part of our
county commissioners to lay out
road between here and Southern
Pines, and when completed it will
make nearly 13a miles of road
either opened up anew or rebuilt.
We have erected public hall
and library building. We have
carried through the legi stature of
this state a bill authorizing our
people to levy a tax upon them
selves to promote the interests of
the town by advertising its sdvan-
tages as a health resort.
We raised our valuation last year
nearly 100 per cent. above that OF
the previous year.
We secured through another act
os this legislature the right to raise
our rateof taxation
Through voluntary contributions
we have laid out a small park in
the center of which is being placed
fountain which will add greatly
to the beauty and attractiveness of
the town.
We have organized a broad and
liberal church that can boast OF
membership representing nearly
all of the leading denominations of
the country. A church that grants
to every man the inherent right to
think for himself in his own search
ings for the truth, and it is not at
all improbable that within a short
period another church spire will
point heavenward.
OF private enterprises which
have been inaugurated | will only
speak of one, that of the splehdor
# the illumination of our lake at
he station, and wish that | were
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-04-03
A PROMINENT MINISTER RECON-
MENDS CAAMBERLAIN'SC Lie,
CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.

Rev Francis ]. Davidson. pastor of the
st Matthew Baptist church and president
of the Third District Baptist Association.
273I Second st, New Orleans, writes as
follows" have used Chamberlain
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
cramps and pains in the stomach and
found it excellent 1t is in fact the best
cramp and collie remedy have ever used
Also several of my Pensioners have used
it with equally satisfactory results" For
sale bv johnson Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-04-03
We
Like Best
Often Disagree With Us

Because we overeat of them. Indi.
gestion follows. But there's a way to
escape such consequences. A dose of
good digestant like Kodol will relive you
at once. Your stomach is simply too
weak to digest what you eat. That's all
indigestion is. Kodol digests the food
without the stomach's aid. Thus the
stomach rests while the body is strength.
ened by wholesome food. Dieting is un-
necessary. Kodol digests any kind OF
good food. Strengthens and invigorates.
kOdOI Makes
Rich Red Blood.
Prepared only by E. G. DEWITT & Co., Chicago
The 81 bottle contains2H times the Soc size.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29
Sic idlimmfte aaer erfabrmmsem.

&ann es etnaS SblimmereS geben.
als Die gmpfinoune, ieoe Winute
peroe Define lebte iein? Das mar
Die grfabrung. melbe WirS. g. $.
@etpIona in Decatur, alabama, ourh=
sumaben batte. pDrei Sabre lang"
lhreibt bieielbe, bate ib ibon uns
ertrdelihe ShmerSeu gu erbuloen in
Solge BON Geroauungsibwdhe,
Maeens urb 9armbeibperoen. Der
guo ibien unpermeiblih, oa aae
NerSte uno ale Nrseneien periagten.
SblieBlih uurbe ih baau bepDgen.
electric 8itters su periuben uno oas
8elultat mar gerabesu tpunoerbar
SD muroe ipfprt better uno iebt bin
ih pDllitdnoia mieoer bergeitellt.
Sir Sober. 0ieren<, Wtagens uno
Darm=2eiben lit electric 8itters Die
einSiee Meoicin. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt BON ben IpDtbefern s..
&alteper & SDhn uno NoDlph 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29
Su SORTS erIdien am SanIto

a.
antps Dumont nit Ieinem 2ufts
ibiff vND. 9" iiber Dem Centrum Der
-Staot. gr itiee gu 2pnahamps auf
unb fuhr in Der Hidtung beS Blaee
be 2Gtpile, iiber melhem er per>
ihieoene seibidte WanDper aus
fiibrte. madte oaun cine Gour nab
benz Gre be 9riBmpbe, ruenoete iih
bann bic GbampS@@ lpiees binab uno
fieB lid an Der 9ire leiner Wobnung
nieber. Sour penig Wino berridte.
9as Guftihiff blieb in elmer burf>
ibnittlihen SDbe bon 100 SUB uuo
gebDrhte ieinem Steuer %ooufDmmen
Scr. 8" 1T oas tleinite, iOweit bon
Santos umunt gebaute 2uftibiff.
Sc umfaBt etpa 5000 gubitfuB, bat
cine Malhine ppn orei Bferoetrdften
uno gleidt einem perldneerten 81.
Nus Seoul, &orea, miro NIT
aeteilt, oaB cine Ibteiluna ruliiiden
Militars ben Yalu : SluB aetreust
uno snei Boiitionen auf fureanis
fhem @ebiete beiebt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29

sc. @adr." erfldren es far ielbIt=
peritdnblib, baB Die amerifanilden
@afte in 9eutiblano bDhmiqfDmn1en
uno germ geieben ieiefl, ba lpmpbl
bic &eaierung mie au1 baS gauge
oeutibe 8Dlt oauernoe quite 8e<
siebuneen 5miiden beiben 2dnbern
winidten, nur mi1ie man iih pDr
Der uebertreibune Der Beoeutung
iolher 8eiuhe uno 5eitreben bitten.
Seoenfal8 aber perbtene Der Brd1iz
bent &oDiepelt ben be1ten Cant fir
feline bel icber @eleeenbeit our S6au
getragenen Deutfbfreunblihfeit.
Die n9reuaaeitung" per6fentliht
einen interei1anten Brief aus &iel,
in tpelhem Der a1leemeine @inorud
9eibiloert miro, ben Die amerifani=
iben Seeleute bort eemabt bdtten.
Die Nmeritaner tperben als rjunge
lbfante unb musfulDle Wdnner nit
inteligentem @elihtsausornf" ee=
ibilbert. bDb-beiBt es meiter-.tra.
gen bielelben in ibrer 6altnna cine
@adldifigteit CUR S6au, Die bel uns
gang unerbDrt it," @s beiBt bann
gum SbluB: rSn Beaua auf Die milf
tdrilhen gbrenbe5eueunaen ben Sor.
geiebten gegeniber geben iie Ith
feine beionoere Wibe. @inem preuz
Biiden unterpffiaier iteben oie1er ur=
militariiben 6altung gegeniiber Die
6aare au Beree!"
Nus &uBlnnb tDmtnten CUR Belt
8erihte, nod tpelbert 1i1 Die antiie=
mitiiben @irren, mie lte in &iihinep
au einem blutigen @emebel ausarte.
ten, iber baS gauge gaaren=G eid
auSaubreiten oroben. 6ano in 6ano
oamit geben anbere Bepeeunsen
pDlitilber, lpcialer unb reliaiDier
Natur, unb UNI bas gplt BON bieien
absulenten, bebt man es auf Die SUE
ben. bic pDr ieber baS unalid gebabi
baben-unb nidt MIR in GuBlanb-
Die Stole bes Slnbenbods ipieler
gu miiien. Mqem Mnibein nab itebi
&uBlanb am BDrabeno beftiger inne'
rer @dbrungen, 10 iebr iih audi BIZ
&egierung oes @aaren bemubt, oas
8Dlt BON Der INNER ibdrfer meroen'
ben &ritit Der inneren pDlitilden
Gage ab5ulenfen, lei oies ourh anti.
ienittlBe 6ebereien poer burh III,
tpiqtirlibes, i'm Wiberiprude gu al:
lem G0lterrehte itebenbes 8orgeber
in Ginnlanb D0er in Der Manof6u
rel unb in &Dren!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29
Mnslanoiide asod5em : @nnbidau,

Sept erit, nahbem am porigen
Dpnnerltag Die Stihpablen gum
beutlhen @eihstaee itatteefunoen
baben, ldBt iib baS @ablreiultat an=
ndberno aenau iberieben, gang
aenau aber audi nod nibt, oa per=
fhiebene &anbtoaten bDppelt getpdblt
gu fem Ibeinen, fir oiele ali0 nod
Madmablen ftatt5ufinben baben.
Diele Stihmablen baben cine lebr
erDBe ueberraihune 9ebrapt. infD=
fern als nGmlim Die SDcialoemDtra<
ten in benlelben p~erbdltniBmdBig
lbleht abgeihnitten baben, oa es ib=
men nur in % ppr ben 100 Stibs
tpablen, an bener tie betelligt pa=
rem, gelang, ben Sieg oapDn5utra'
qer, mGbrenb Die MatiDnaliberalen
uelte bel ben 6auptmablen bic idm-
merlibiten Heiultate er5ielt battert,
inbem Tie r1ur 5 Manbate i'm eriteu
Infturm eroberten,. aber in IS Wabl,
trei1en in Die Stibmabl famer, in 81
JaGen ben Sieg erran9en, inoaB iie
lire 8ertretung pDn 48 Siben i'm
puriger Geibstcee iDgar nod I'm
einen erbDbt baben!
Np1 bemterfenSuerter als Der
pratti1be 8eminn nDn % Siben I'M
1euer Meibstage lit fir Die SDcial=
oemofraten Der mDraliibe @inorud
ben ibr StimmenSumahS UNI S00,'
600 Gnten nusiben mnB!
SIM iibrigen lit Die eigentlihe gDns
itellatipn Der Barteien i'm neuer
beutlhen Meibstage, b. B. oas Wer=
bdltniB pDn Negierungsparteier unr
DppDiiti0ns< 8arteieu. taurn meients
lid perdnbert mDrben, ba fih Die
DpppiitiDns =Barteien eeuiiiermoBer
unter chamber abgeiblahtet baben.
JDlgenoe Isabelle felt eine1 Ser
glei1 bar Der Stdrfe bes pDrigen uni
beS teuer NeiHstngeS:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29
WerblaHenner 8epets.

Meme 3euaniHe treffenb iDrtmab=
reno in grocer Menge Elm. tpelde er>
t1dren. oaB Or. Sings Neue @nt=
oefune fir Shminoiudt, 6uiten
unb grtdltunget pbne @leihen ba=
itent. Nls 8eilpiel bienen mDae
cine flralihe berartiee Runbaebune
pDn &. s. We5arlanb BON Bentor=
bile, So. 0erielbe ihreibt: nDrei
Sabre lang muroe Dbne ieben @rfDlg
an mir berumgeoDftert. Damn be-
gam ib pr. Sings Neue @rfinbung
gu nebnen unb elm paar Slaiden
bapon beilten mid poIitdnoia.
Dies Mittel 1T aleih wirfiam bel
allen 9ungen= uno 6alsleiben,
|Shminbiubt, 2ungenentslnouna
unb Grippe. @arantirt pDn ben
Mpptbefern s.. &alteper & Sohn
unb Mbolpb 9reiB. 8robeflaiben
frei, reguldre @rbBe 30 Gents unf
81. 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29
8ritifme Wieoerlage i'm SDmali.
Qdnbe4

0ab 8eridten. bic aus fran5Dli>
ider QueQe ftammen, pelhe aber
BON ben G~ngldnoeri1 als fallh, ooer
bod alS u19enan he5eibnet neroer,
bat Die britiihe @rpeotttol1 geaerl oen
l0gerant1ten " olert Mtulab I'm
SDmalt'Garloe Inn ytorooltett Nfrltas
cine ar9e Nteoerlage ooer ntelz
rtebr etne gauge Mn5abl ar9er Nte=
oerlagen erlltter.
Nua 9ibntal IN Nbeiipnien muroe
berthtet, Dab Der 9pHe Mtnlnb apts
ihen Burao uao BobDtle niht tueni-
ger als fiinf britiihe Militdrs8 Soften
anfgebnbeit babe. 80 pDn AZ meiBen
Off5ieren lDuen babel Qefauen lein
lno es beiBt, baB Der WuQab 1000
Manrf - 5urneiit auerbingS eingebD=
rene GDloater - su @efangenen oe=
madt babe.
Bur etpa IA Ta3en batte cine
Depeihe aus Mben ~getaeloet, baB Die
britiihe @ummunitatiDns=2iui auis
iGen 8erbera uno BDbotle BON ben
Nnbdnaera bes MuGab fart bebrobt
lei, tpDrauf nm ben q. SUM berum
brei &ompaQnien beS 6amplbire
MeQinentS uno 300 einaebDrene 5ol=
baten als Gerftdrfunq nott Nben aus
noh benz 5umali=Ganoe abaelanbt
tppfoen rparen.
Die hritiSdpn MisprfDfop finn nm
10 unerflxriider. a[s Seit einioer 2ett
audi Der Weors BON Mbeiiunien nit
ben gnol6n6ern oemeinsame 5ahe
modht. !6ieE es 6pd. bas niht nee
nicer ala 10000 Wanr abe1lnnilher
Trunpen nit ben gnol6nberu aeaeu
I1rS Snhe; r. n;eSsr ,,s,,e M;ssrs,ro
her hr;t;sMsr Tr,,nnem ~, gon,oI;1
aonhe feirsanoeos ssr erSte SW,,sSs
nnh erit mmISro5t hsr Wr;aoheosnsroI
Mnnn;no nnM GnoIonh s%,r;ifhsrus
fsn ner i'm, nnr;osn Mnne,,,hsr mt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29
Hsiit scbwaebs mannsr kostsnfrsi.
Wararttrt WQen 9iebe anD Elm
gliiGltf1es Grim

nnb lebrt, tuie Seberrnann iid lel6it heis
len Tam, ant1 nah iabrelangem 9eioen
an ierus1er S6uddbe unb perGorener
Wtannestraft, nadt1tden 8olluttpnen etc.
Wtan lenoe. etnforb ieinen Narnen unb
letne Norelie on Or. 8napp Neeoicol Co.,
S44 9uu Gullbtn9, Detroit, Mid1., uno
oteielbe ltpiro Sbnen iofort frei Elm See
cept NIT 9enauen Nntpeiiuneen iiberien<
ben, 10 baB Sic ii6 ielbft feidt su Saule
fnrtrert fbnnen. 9as lit bDd aetuis Elm
liberales @nerbieten. 5pl9enoe @ussiqe
aus Srtefen an nns mbgen Sbnen ioaen,
nag Mt1Dere oaritber benfen.
.8ertbe 6erren! Meinen befen 0onf fir Shire
3ulelollng. Ser @erIu6 nit Sbrer Sur lit Elm
aniBeroroentltb erfol9rei9er g~eipelen. Sd bin lett
9eluno nie IN lltt9en Sagen uno iible mid ie6r
,sSertbe @erren! Sd bate feline e6wieriefeiten,
ben mir BON Sblen ilberianoten @nipeiiuueen SplQe
~ %leiftea. Sd uerfiiee pieoer ilber Strait uno
starte nne ertldre Sbre 6eilmetbooe fir cine le=
Die Correspondents tit cine Itrift pere
tranltebe uno bic 8riefe fpmmen in ein<
taeben, berihloffenen umIhldeen. 9as
Geeept 1T fotenfrei fir Seben, Der oa~
rum anfra9t. Sober io1te es baben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29

SIN ett13elrlett mD0en 1p1tere
8pftberibte oararl nod oie8 Dber ies
res dnbern, i'm 9rDBen @ansen lift
bieie gabeGe aber uDbl rid)tig.
Ser reue 3oltarif nit leinerl
ihtpereft Bebriifunaen fir bic Nr=
better : 8epDlferung Der ftdotiiben
Snoultrie : Beairte bat fib fir bic
SucialoemDfraten als 1uBerit bDrteils
bafte MgitatiDns : Baffe eruieien.
tpD8u oann i'm lebten MDmente mod
bic Meloungen 5eabiibtigter abers
malieer arDBer uuo f~oitlpieliger ger<
grDBeruneei1 BON Seer uno Glotte
tamen. Die &rtpp : Nfdre. &aifer
@i[belms Geoen, Die ldbiiihen
6ufifnnoale unb Die alIaemeine pDlis
tiiHe 8erorDiienheit fanten oa5u,
nm ben GDcialbemutraten einen
giinitigen 8Dben pDraubereiten. Gin
StimmensuuahS BON 800, 900, uro
suIammen 5000, 600 iucialbemucra,
tiide, b. 8. raoifaie uno re pub biz
|fanifhe 6timmen-ba6 ipute bod
eigentlih cine Iebr ernite Mabnung
unb @arnung fir bic Neaierune
uuo lire munarhiifiiden Gnbdnaer
}ein!
Sc iheint bas aber burdaus
niht Der Saa au iein. 8enig<
items, fdbrt 4aiSer Wilbelm IL.
fort, pDn elmer 9enfmalS @ins
meibung CUR anberert uno BON
einem @egiment8 Subi[dum gum
anberer 5u baften, unb oaamiihen
gu Gdngerfeften, GlDtten : gmpfdn-
gen unb Gtapeuauf : Geierlihteiten.
Muaenblidlib lift es Die aGieIer
Regatta Wphe'', melhe bas
aIgemeine S~ntere1ie anf iih cons
centrirt. Den &ieler B~anfetts& eoen
oes beutfben &aiierS unb oes anie>
ritaniihen Bptlbafters YDruer leet
bic beutide Breiie entihieoen 81 bel
Bebeutung bel, man peiB ia mas BON
iDlhen 5reunolhafts,B eteuerungen
bel ben b~ertDmmlihen ,,8raten=
&eoen" gu balten lit. gaubt irgeno
cine Srage auf. ourh uelhe Die
Sntereffen eines Der beibef
2dnber rlur ireenomie auf Soften bee
anberen beriibrt miro, oanrl bleibt
BON benz thinner erteer uno fefter ge=
tniipften 5reunoibaftsbanbe" ge<
uDbnlih uur gang ner5ueifelt peni9
iibrig. Sebr ridtig meint 6aber Elm
Derliner 8latt, pelfes an Die
8miifenf1Ge" nit benz Capt.
gDgblan unb benz Hon,iral Deper
erinnert, bieie Sreunoihaft ber anes
rifaniihen J~luttentreile iei ents
ihieoen cine gauge rleue, besue9en
aber INN 10 erfreulibere grrungens
fhaft! Das .Werl. Tagebl." mun=
bert iit bariiber, oaB Der amerifani1
ife BDtIhafter in ieiner &ielere Heoe
auf oas @eifent Der @ipsabgiiie
beutider &unitmerfe an Die 6anaro'
uniperiitdt aneelpielt babe, oage9en
nift auf bas fiir5lihe @eihent Der
Statue oes 86nigs 6rieorih Ill.
bon BreuBen fiir Die @aib'
ingtoner 9rieesibule - oeifen an
Nblebnung gren5enbe fible Nuf'
nabme ben oeutlden aniier peiblih
peroroHen baben iDI. Die gerliner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29
q ipI.2 81. Sunni
JC VI IC< VWtIs
Gn ben BrdIioenten Der Ser. Staa.
ten, BalhinQton.

&iel, 20. SUM.
Mn ben 8rdIioenten Der Ser. Staa.
ten, Walblngt0n.
Sci meitem @intreffen in &iel
purbe ih BON einem ibDnen ameri=
faniihen @eibmaoer begriBt unb
bate bas 8ergniieen, Den Iomiral
Cotton uno feline &apitdne gu ems
pfaneen. Sc par cine iebr gliidlihe
unb freunelibe @ineebung Sbrerieits,
bas @eidmaoer fir Die @Dhe nab
&iel gu ienben. uno Danf bieiem
umftaroe mar ib i'm Stanbe. bas
prdbtiee Slaeelbif n&eariar9e" gu
inIpiciren unb Dem &apitGn Su benz
ausnebmeno guien 8uitanoe bes
Shiffes uno Dem auten Nusiehen
leiner tapleren Mannld]aft mein CONF
plirtent 81 MAIDEN. Wit benz Nu8z
brude meines ber5lihiten Danfes err
teile i'd Sbnen bic Beritberuna, baB
ba8 @eIhpaoer bier beralib miQfDm.
men it, unb baB iein Nufentbalt, uie
id bDfe, Elm angenebmer iein miro.
MQe tnerben NIT chamber metteifern
in @rmioerung bes gItigen nno
freunblhaftliben gmpfanees, rpelher
rtetnem 8ruber BON Seiten Der Bir<
ger Der Ser. Staten 81 Teil muroe,
Die 2eute 10 au %bebanbeln, Dab Sie iib
beimii6 fiihlen."
ee5. Wilbelm, |. r.
Die Mntmort beg Yrdlioenten Roo.
ieDelt lautete.
Sd oanfe @n. Waieit1t fir Die
| gnGbigen BepinfDmmnung be8 ar1ez
rifaniiden @eibwaoerS uno fir Die
in Shrer Depeibe enthaltenen ihmeis
helbaften Musbride. Sh mar bereits
our1 ben Mbn1iral Cotton BON Der
Sreunolibfeit uno Cite, Die Gm.
Maie1tdt ibm uno benz @eibmaoer
erseiaten, benabrimt moroen. Sd
| empfinoe tief oieie Beueiie Der
| Ireunoidaft uno oes auten Wilens
Gm. Maieitat eegeniber ben Ser.
Staateti uno ib erpibere auf bic berg
lidite @eiie bic @eiinnunger, tuelhe
Sire DepeIde ibermitteln.
9heDbDre G%oDiepelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29

- giner Der unaneenebmlten nns
falIe lit cine 8errentung, perbunoen
nit Quetfhune. Der iiherite @ee
our 6eilung lit, ct. Safobs Del 81
gebrauhen. nelfeS beioe llnfdIe
prpnpt uno iiher BELT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-29
2ie 2epef6ebes aaiiers miIbelm.

Die DepelHe, pelhe Safer 8il=
belm unimittelbar nah Der Beiibtiz
eurg bes amerifaniiben &rieasihifs
fes r&earlarae" an ben 8rdiioenten
&oDlepelt ibidte, Fat fol9enoen
Wprtfd1f.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-02
such big margin. but she was never in


danger.
The only really good feature Of the day
was the performance Of Goshen Jim In
the free-for-all pace, owners to drive.
Gluck's speedy bay spreadeagled his field
In both heats. and in the second went in
2:08A, reducing his own mark by two Sec
onds, and making the best time ever re-
corded in the state for an amateur driver
Twelve horses faced Starter McElroy
In the 2:21 trot, which was expected to
be one Of the features Of the week Lady
Sedan had the pole in the first heat with
Countess Alice second, Angola third and
Henry, L fourth. Robert Nc. took the pole
on tho first turn, and maintained good
lead all the way down the back stretch.
Kent however, starting In last position,
moved down the field one by one, and on
the upper turn collared Robert Nc and
took the lead. The Wichita horse was
never headed In the stretch. Red Arthur
made a strong finish, nosing Robert Nc
out for second place almost at the wire
and forcing him tosa break. The time
was very slow, 2:16A.
In the next heat it was nothing but
Kent The gelding took commanding
lead at the start, and had the heat won
at the half He came down the stretch
in jog, but still made the mile two
seconds faster than the first heat. Red
Arthur was not threatened for second
place, and Henry L got third Robert Nc
went to a break in the first quarter and
barely saved his distance.
The third heat was repetition OF the
second. Kent again finished under Q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-02

attempted to ride one Of the horses in the
hurdle race at the fair, was thrown from
his animal shortly after the first hurdle
had been cleared and was severely in.
jured. WEIGH was riding the horse for the
first time. the regular jockey being taken
Ill just before the start. WEIGH was made
unconscious by the fall and was taken to
the emergency hospital where his wounds
were dressed He was badly cut and
bruised about the face, the ligaments in
his right leg we're torn and his left ankle
was sprained.
The horse added peculiar interest to the
race by running the next two laps ahead
Of the field. Without rider, she kept the
pole, jumped the hurdles and so far as
her performance was concerned won the
race by at least neck and with 1t the
enthusiastic cheers Of the grand stand.
The performance was an illustration Of
the effect Of training. She seemed to
know exactly what she was there for and
determined to keep the lead, but. Of
course, being without a rider, could not
be counted in the result.
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f zsgss!s d DEAN Henderson? {
Bell Rose, b m (Carnathan) ......s...o Il g
Countess Alice, b m (Steele) ..........1D 8 10
lambert, b 8 (Matthews) ............12 19.l1
Miss Laura T., blk m. ............... IL Or
Time-2:1eA, 2:14A, 2:1sA.
2:24 pace, purse $1,000:
Annabel G., b IN, by Oh So Easy-susie
Ora a Mapes sG N wiiiiamsj ..........t
Glory Quay1e, b m (Sanders) ..........8
Sidney B., bib Gear :..............4 -
Bnlie e.. eh 4Jenings) ..:...........9 -: dis
AH Lime E. a Els b9 a:9s., 2:isN. o's
Contestants, own owners and drivers.
Goshen Jim, b albert Gluek. Mime.
agnes ape1So Oh So, (james F. Paisley. ST.
Prince s stevens, ch W. B. MaeIean, Min
Re nfi strasR : drank Smith, Minneapolis
s51I hal. Il {ss' 49, nile
"a. hurdle race II niles les, !,
Gallo. s. 8 (Galbrathl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
| Lord Crimson, b 6 (Watson1 3
Hattie DAYS. and Assassin did not finish FMS
.eeond 4he aad Dns hPd Tase iain iron
/ and Fox also ran.
Tfme-1:43h
In the half-mile running race. two in three,
Pearl Mendell took first money Billy Van second
and Belle Andrews third. Time-511s 81 ".
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State Fair News
SETS NEW RECORD
Goshen Jim PAGES in 2:0814 at State
Fair-New Mark for Amateur
Driver.
Kent Wins the $4,000 2:21 Trot by
a Big Margin Some Tame
Racing.

Kent and Annabel G outclassed their
fields in the state fair races yesterday
and won easily. The time was slow and
what promised to be great afternoons
sport turned out very tame affair.
Had there been any horses to push the
winners some fast time would have re-
suited, for both Kent and Annabel G APP
peared to have considerable in reserve.
Kent finished a dozen lengths ahead Of
the field in the last two heats Of the $4,000
2:21 trot, and appeared fully capable Of
going In 2:10. Annabel G did not win by
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strong pull, trotting in 2:13. Anna Dillon,
working up from sixth place. beat out
Red Arthur for. the place by half a length,
forcing the bay to a break.
In the 2:24 pace Billie had the pole.
but he broke before reaching the turn
and Allen F took the lead. Annabel G
trailed In second place to the half, and
then went after Allen and sent him off
his feet. It was a procession from then
on. Glory Quayle took third place by
a strong finish.
Billie S. the erratic managed to keep on
the ground in the second heat and finished
q good second. Allen F went in the air
and was on the wrong side OF the flag
at the end. Annabel c won the heat with
out serious opposition. In the third Billie
| s broke again and lost a. chance for sec
ond money by landing outside the flag.
Annabel G. led easily until she reached
| the stretch, when Ora Mapes moved up
strong and challenged the mare. Higbee
had to use his whip freely, but he landed
safely in front.
Only four horses started in the free
| for-all pace for the silver cup, owners to
drive. Goshen Jim had things his own
way in both heats, and distanced the field
altho the flag was waived.
In the one and three-eighths mile hurdle
Assassin iell and Hickman, his Jockey.
sprained anAankle. The summaries:
| oof cls.sF lt4o+f ino purse, Ak 600.
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LOOP THE LooPER HURT

High Diver Tries New Stunt With Dlsas-
trous Results.
Harry Frelick, the high diver at the state
fair, not satisfied with his own perfor-
nance, Monday afternoon attempted to
loop the loop in the wooden ball which
is used by the regular performer, Crazetta
The first turn Of the loop was made salts
factorily, but at the second turn the ma
chine baked and the aerial artist was
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precipitated to the platform below. Many
Of the bystanders who rushed to his res
cue thought that he had been killed. but
| investigation showed that slight scalp
wound was the extent Of his injuries.
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