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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LLMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.

SUPREME COURT Or THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No. II .3O4. Administration.
This is 20 give notice that the subscribers. ~
/ the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
! Letters of administration the estate Of
Charles ". Chamblin, late ~ the District x
Columbia. deceased. All persons having claims
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof. Ie-
Sallv authenticated. the Subscribers. be-
/ fore the 15th DAY or FEBRUARY, A. D.
/ 1904; otherwise they may by law be excluded
/ from all benefit OF said estate. conc r.lse.
! Given ander our hands this 25,h day Of Feb
ruGry, 1905
(Seal) AARON E. MCLAUGHLIN.
Ills 9th "
MILTON DAMMANN.
l428 + ST. NV.
Attest. JOHN r. ROUZER.
Deputy Register 81 Wills for the District u
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court.
MILTON DAMNNNN. Attorney ie2s-mhs.l2
| SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or CO.
LTNBIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE COURT
No. II .275. Administration
This is 10 give notice that the subscribe. q
the State OF Maryland has obtained from the
Probate <ourt o. the District Of Columbia let
/ teTs tCstalne1tary the estate II Thos. Bou-
/ quillou, late Of the District 81 Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hcrebv warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legsfly fIrs1tt cstd.
tOF FEBRUARY A. d. 1904; otlseryeise they
may by law be excluded from an beneft II
seid esta.c.
1Seal1 DESIRE C. DeWULF
GIL Corseeh ave. Baltimore- Nd
! Atres.. JOHN X. ROJZER.
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Columbia: Clerk Of the Probate Court.
! DNN'L orc. CALLAGHAN. Attorney
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Deputy Register OF Wills for the District OF CO.
Iumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
felo. 26. mars
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Attest. JOHN r ROUZER
Deputy Register 81 Wills for the District q
Columbia: Clerk Of the Probate Court.
MILLION DAMMANN. Attorney fe26-mhs.l2
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to-day. In the fifth race. hurdle event. Ma
randA fell. carrying her Jockey t3radiei under
her. Both er-aped without injury. The acel-
eeat allowed lcina, s-to-l sh0;. 10 secure ms
money.
The summaries
First race. for 5-year-oids and over. seven fur
Longs purse .l50-laiy Kent. III Linton. TO
? tEsi: Bud Embry. l1s tBC;isTi. > % !. send
BAD Penney. L. tCUnei. To .. third Time.
l;5iss- Granville. Lady Mitos and TTesFasser
also ran.
see5nd race for all ages I'VE furIonEs. puTss
Sitq-Oual stone, 10 tGol1Ful. 20 ]. nrst: Dora
!. IL uintonl 70 4 second: AElin. il2 tsisw-
artl. 10 I. third. Time. 80 Gold Baron. our
Cora. Prince Aarcona. John u. and Deyeric
also ran
Third race. the Illinois Hotel Handicap. AL
ages. mile and cne-quartrr. guaranteed value
fss1-E.nir les CEButleTl ] to J. first: Una prtcc.
iis tGolIiduyl second: Pat M1rrissv IIs LIN
toni { 10 4 third Time. g.i5- star cotton chi
caE5 Girl. Felix Donnelly. lcina. LerUyd and
Lrl Newell also ran-
Fourth race. for 5-year-olds and over. seyen
fgrlon-S purse 4lll-Qu-en Haztl l0s tStewartl.
% J. hrSt. The Rabbit. - tBurtoul. 10 % !.
second: Elsie Ra-nes. Is tBrttonl, 20 ?. third
Tine. l=sIa. Sella knight. star Nell and Prus
ai-o ran
Figth race. hurdle handicap. all ages, mile
and gne-eiEhth. purse yl5o-Icina, - CWelchl.
5 % I, nrSt. Mr.. Rose. 10 tArchihaidl. ] 70 ].
second. Miranda. ia fElrodlel. : 70 ,. felL-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
RIVER PIRATE WOS BY A NECK.
Beat Injunction In the RRmapO Han
dIcap in a Fierce stretch Drive.

bGuL AhG AAAhAAFc
dIcap in n Fierce Stretch Drive.
New York. Oct. S.-Mudrunners were in
demand 4 Morris Park to-day and only
one favorite won.
The Ramapo Handicap. for s-year-olds.
at one mile and a furiOng. went TO River
Pirate. with Injunction. fRvorite. second.
Girdle was the early pacemaker, but IN
the stretch. River Pirate and Injunction
went to the front and, IN hot drive, the
former won by a neck.l Summary:
First race. wfthsrs mile se!linE-Esrly Eve.
tFuiieTJ. to s second; Blu: victor. i6i C1ai-
hS,snd 2 e sSd i; nRS T PGs b;z rSsGs S.5sh
sSeoRd race. about two miles ar1 e haif. oe-
S' 10 ). Won! BaToa Pepper. ii RSyi. 10
secOnd. Judge Philllps. Is e. OBrienl. 70
l. third. Time. i.is zlnzihar. AdjidiEaumo also
Third race. last ave furlonEs OF the Eclipse
course. selllnE-Atwood. - 20 Brienl. 4 TO L
GananoCuc. . tRedfernl. s 70 L third Tims.
lsgL Alguuquln. san Reno. Huapoia- DusSy,
M9p2Sa9Fd r5JH Psgs' 55sIv S1s "ssiiie ,!ssi
Tom Hawk Cold It'd also ran.
Fourth race. the Rnrlapo Handicap. mile
an and s, f9rlong q HilhsEs s9geTivsr G Pirate i
man. % J; second: Ada Nay. " 20 Ne.l.
20 / third Tine. Ism. Eostand. Judith
FIfth race. Withers mIIe-Colonsay. Ils M
chaelsl. . 70 3. won: Lord Badge. III tOdom).
Z 70 / third Time. I.fi Himself also ran Co
lonSay and Himself coupled IN betting
sixth E8ce- Withers mils-Msdal. 81 tH0uhre).
% ! won: Guy PARK. 20 tGannonl. TO .
Escond: Phaon. ic9 iReifernl. 20 /. third
Time. LA Sabot I'll. .an1c. Royal Pirate.
Heir Apparent. CaNton. Tom Lawson also ran.
TO-DAT'S NORRIS PARK ENTRIES.
First race. selling. hurdle two miles and a
quarter. nine nuTIIHE-
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LANDON SLIGHTLY HURT.
Missouri Guard sustains Accident at
Football Practice.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia. No. Oct. S-Hard. bruising.
scrimmage work was the portion OF the
Missouri team this afternoon and the
men all came out in good shape except
Landon, the big guard. who is thought TO
have broken q toe.
The object OF this work is TO try out
candidates for full back. as no one has
shown up yet who can hit the line low or
hurdle well enough 10 satisfy Coach Nc
Lean.
Big Anderson. who has a bad knee.
did not line W with the ten except for
light work. II a man can be found who
wall hit the line according to Mclean :
he has weight and speed. but lacks the
faculty OF running low.
TillmRn. a new man. has been doing
good work. and when he learns the for
nations and signals will probably make
good. In the fierce practice game be-
tween the Varsity and scrubs the first
team made but two tOuchdowrs on line
but were once held for downs on the one
yard line.
The scrub line outweighed the Varsity
and the formations were sometimes brOk-
en- up before they got started.
The team viii be In good shape for
Grinnell next Saturday and does not ex-
school get the edge on II. Missouri
has weight. but lacks speed II Mclean
can get speed In the heavy men In
the line AMI back field the team viii not
be an easy proposition for any school this
fall.
A blackboard has been installed at the
training table. and a: each meal Coach
Mclean gives demonstrations Of plays BY
means Of diagrams OF formations. A gen
eral discussion OF the play BY members OF
the team follows. and the men are shown
make and what positions they are sup
posed TO take In the plays
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
MAVERICK BEAT
STAND PAT 4 NOSE,
Twenty-tO-One Shot in Sixth
Race Defeated Odds-On
FdvOriUe.
ALL BUT LEFT AT POST
Winner Went From Last to First
Place in a Quarter and Lasted
Long EDSugh to
Be First.

That there Is not any such thing as a
1-to-2 shot in any race z. w Maginn. the
local racing programmer. makes, was am
ply and finally demonstrated in the sixth
race at the Fair Grounds yesterday.
Stand Pat. for whom T. z. Hayes. recog-
nized as a clever Judge OF horses. paid
$500 last week. was 3-to-5 favorite. and
was beaten by Maverick. for whom Mr..
Tichenor paid s1.0oO recently. at 20 to L
Maverick had Stovall up. boy who has
not been one. two. three in a race. Stand
Pat had Austin, who has ridden many
winners this season. on him. Pat was
entered to be sold for 300; Maverick for
$50
stand Pat got of in front: Maverick was
practically left at the post. Maverick
went past the field in the first quarter,
led into the stretch by three lengths and
beat Stand Pat by a nose.
Stand Pat had no excuses. Perhaps, had
Austin been less confident and ridden a
more hustling race in the carly stages, he
might have won. Perhaps not. He rode
Stand Pat well in the stretch. but Maver-
ick had the choice OF going on the outside
and won.
The race brings out what The Republic
has often Said-that there Is no such thing
as an OduS-On shot at 81. Louis.
According TO good judges. Maverick had
one chance in forty 10 beat Stand Pat with
an even break at the start Yet Maverick
took all the worst OF IL and won.
JORDAN IN 4 WALK
Jordan. at to 10. won the Fair Stake
easily. Little Perkins. on KingsteIle, took
Dave Sommers and Pourquoi Pas so wide
on the first turn that Jordan cut inside
and saved about fifteen lengths. Perkins
went out to the fence. It was a Joke OF
q ride. Pourquoi Pas had TO go with him
ana Dave SOmmers was outside OF all. ".
Heunessy gave Sommers very weak ride.
The first race was a joke. FL Caney was
running awey from the field In the last
seventy yards, when Mccarthy took him
out of the good going into the deep going
ana got him beaten. He was leading and
going OF when II came or right in front
Of the judges. Sister Lillian, a good thing
(Jordanis full sister,. backed from s. 10 Is
got up and won by a neck. Mccarthy
would have found a tunnel handy for FL
Caney, but the mud hole servedN pretty
well
Sadie Burch ran away with the second
race, though Bird Pond, OF badly, ran a
ripping good race
TOOK MISS MANNERS BACK.
Dolly Gray, at IS. beat Miss Manners at
9 to 10 IN the third. Miss Manners was in
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FARLEY RINGING CASE on TRIAL
Prosecution Introduces Letters 70
Prove Conspiracy n Year Old.

Prosecution Introduces Letters TO
Prove COnspiracy n Year Old.
Detroit. Oct. S-The examination OF Ed
.. Farley. the Chicago horseman, on the
charge OF ringing the mare Amless as
Sarah Black at the Crosse Pointe running
meeting June Is. was begun here to-day.
The prog cution created a sensation by
introducing two letters TO Billy o'Hara OF
Cincinnati. signed Ed E. Farley. that, II
was stated. were seized by the Cincinnati
police during 4 raid On the O'Hara turf
speculation syndicate Offices In that city.
In one OF the letters. written In New Or
leans in March. 1872. Il was stated that
mare had been secured that could 80
three-duarters OF a mile In 1854 and that
she looked Ike Sarah Black. that Sarah
Black had been out OF the way and that
this mare could be entered as Sarah Black
at the Roby track and big killing be
made at the expense Of Bookmakers
Weller and O'Leary.
The second letter. written from Little
Rock. stated that the mare was sick with
fever and that II would be impossible 10
ship her for some time. Both letters con-
tained iniunctions TO the receiver TO be
sure and destroy them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Paduea Race Results.

hEFI BLLC SPECIAL
Padueah. Ky. oct s.-Searly 60tO persons
attended the races this afternoon The I'M
lshes were exciting.
Running one-haf mile and rspeat four
starterS-TCm Gilmore won. Marco Polo sec
end: West Baden. third. Time. :50is.
HunninE one-half mile dash. i've starters
ior. third. Time. =5Itg
Running. Paducah Handlcap one and one
si1teenth mile i've stIrters-ECuallze won
Lady Oosy. second. Crimson Tie. third Tine.
Pacing. ons mile. thr-e starters-Payuaster
Woa: Tapper. second. sam H. third Time.
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front Of Dolly at the three-eighths pole,
but Sheehan took her back Dolly thus
beat her TO the path in the stretch. Miss
Manners came fast, but could not get
through between Dolly and the fence.
Wallace was suspended for taking Miss
Crawford back at the three-furlvng pole
on Wednesday. Sheehan took Miss Man
rers back at the same place yesterday.
Her finish proved she would have won had
she gotten to the good path first.
Baronet had all that was coming 10 him
in the way OF catnip in the fifth He was
lacked from 10S to 5s and ran away with
The race
Livingston did everything he could to
set Lasso beaten in the last race, but he
,ried hard and she won. He got her cut
CT on the first turn. rushed her all around
ner field. swung five lengths wide IN the
stretch. but won going away; which shows
that while rides may be bad, there is lot
n honest trying.
TO-DAT's FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
BeImont,s aor.e. soId nj AuetIon.

New York. Oct s.-A sale Of race horses. the
property o. A Belmont. was held In the pad
dock al Morris Park to-day. Twenty-seven
head sold for . total OF IS. IS. The i-year-old
chestnut colt BY OctRgon-Noodvine. sold for
81. ioo-the top price Of the sale. A J. Joyner
was the buyer. OtEer sales of Si.0oo and over
we're:
Fiine Art, eh- E. = By oetnEOn-Flass: r. ".
Walden. 81, co..
imD; Gallant, ,; syL By oAisazs0-sOuvsr-
MHrtorarn. eh: z, 2 BY Hasiings-Lady Ma
rion: I. A. Shell. tI.ooo
MSsteTnsHs an eh- s & b. HAs'inss-LAdy Mar
Namt9r. eh. G, 4 By HastinEs-Sinsvah:
Prank ReE1n. N.slo.
oth0dox. en- G. = By Don De oro-imp. Orte-
gal. n. L Hsyman. u.TsQ.
Belligezent, 3. G. ], BY Don De Oro-imp. 81.
Bridget: J. J. Hyland. 81 go.
Blandy. ch- c. Z. ~ Hastings-BelindA; New
Dream: A. J. JoyRsr. Ji5Os.
Donna Ha5tings, eh. C.. !. By Hastings-Don-
IA Mia r W. Walden. 400.
Gioriner. ch- c. l. by Hastingz-GlorJ: l.. V.
Bell. -. 20
RED sprinrs. b. c. l. By HastinEs-Rsd Girl:
Newton BENNINGTON. .. con
TrapPsr, b c, !. By Hasiings-Tarpea: A. Z
ThroetSn, ch. c. /. BY oetaEon-Thries. 7.
Green. N-5eo.
GaIeHburE Race Sumh,arfeu.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
GalesburE. III. Oct R..ff.. .--r,r -, s,st
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
CarIInvIIIe Summaries.

Cariiuyille. H.. Oct S-FuIiy 500 perSona
were IN attendance At the Macoupin County
Fair to-day. TIE entries In H.. show ring are
larEer than FOR years
The race summaries follow.
2l2 pace. purse 1l5p-J1e Rhea- blk < Gas
tlcl. won. Hazel Patch. blk T. tFlackl second:
Jimmie Galst9n. B. = Greasy. third: Buck
Allen b. s. (NenD. disganced Time. g-fsiE.
2-l5 trot. purse S-5l-HuEham. en-. < tCrensyl,
won. orc W. b.. T. adams. second. Ameriigo.
Ch- = tCrizWoldl. third. Lord Linton ch q
lsouisl. fourth: Henry l.. ch. e. tCaSilel.
NTH. Tine. 2.gll-
s:ie trot. puTss go Cunanishsd)-Ab. s. z.
&. LunEOnl. won. Elya Nc b. m CFi1ckl sec
und. Lulu Louise. ch- m. (CTeasy). third: Ali
ner. &. r tGrtswOlel. fourth. Nellie Dillon,
blk m fCoruelD. fifth. Portland Fay. b. z.
lNeaD. sixth: Scapegoat. b. 8. CASTLE. drawn.
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l.
ran well for way. He is in light to-day
any may run good one here. Do not fall
for the Aules bait II is too tempting. II
looks like the shells"
MISS CRAwFoRD's CLASS.
Miss Crawford. Huckleberry Finn and
Major Pelham viii make a nice race IN
the third event. Pelham was dull OF speed
and ran like a worn and over-dOne horse
last time out Hence, Huckleberry should
so with Miss Crawford. This mare Is not
up to her spring form, either, and Huckle-
berry may win HuckleberTy IS a horse
who shows significant symptoms at times
and Is not an honest horse and IS up
against better than he has been beating
Still. has last race was bright NJ IS
Crawford scarce could have gotten away
last and won, as he did on last saturday
Crawford Is game ana good mare ana
should win. but Is not Stand Pat or Hilee
or Little Scout ! to ?
BEST RIDE WILL WIN.
The handicap is a desperate thing Dan
McKenna looks best. Taby Tosa's race in
mud may not serve him He does not
ike II. even II he did beat Little Scout.
the highest class mud horse in the West
in It. F.iutlock scarce VIII do Taby
weights. but with ]. Taylor on Flintlock
he NAV run stronger race in the stretch
II Birkenruth would only get UP and give
Taby Tosa ride such as he can give him.
not seem to have chance. though the
slow pace will serve her.
Unless Mallory sets the pace, the race
will be q mere stretch run. There Is no
other speed in it-that IS. no pace-making
speed The best ride will win this race,
and Dan MckennR should get that Bir-
kcnruth far outclasses the local lot, as his
race on Scepte- proved.
SARTOR RESARTUS AT 40 TO L
II Sartor ReSartus is 20 TO l in the fifth.
have 4 small bet on him II he is not 40
to l. let the race alone. Cap and Gown
and Our Lille and Leech all have
chance
General Prig Is in light in the last race.
and ran a ripping good fourth on Wednes-
day. He may have run an improved one
to-day. II he does he has a chance.
though Raynor. Ar. Durham's stable
rider, is a sad one 20 get away. VIII
Shelly should win on his class but sid
Silver will not be very far away Gus
L-anka viii run an improved race and will
be right there. The track viii suit him
to-day.
HAROLD PARKER.
Harold Parker IS taking OF twenty-five
pounds on his last race, is fast and Z
game stretch runner. The s-year-olds are
giving him a lot OF weight on the first
race. He holds them safe at the weights
hoedown and Bugiehorn have both DIS
played speed, and may run good races.
haIoid Farker was all but left at the
posi- lasl time and ran a good race there
after. He Is trained by D. w. Keiley. who
tralhs Iaoy Iosa- and who always tries.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
HIEhIand Park ReruItr.

Detroit. Mich. Oct S-Four % the SIX IA
vorites ~oR a Highland Park this afternoon
over a heavy track 5" nmaFy:
First race. six furlonEs-NaviEator Won: Bo-
hui. second: Mary Clark. third Tins. Ise5a.
second race. six furlonEs-Kern Won: Ten
nesseean- second: Dick Ripley. third Time.
l.lg1a
Third race. one miie-LIttls Boy wen: Msr-
riment, second AutoliEht. third Time. isfsA-
Fourth race. i've furioags-RoWland n won.
May Combs. second. Orderly, third Tina lsu5
Flfth race. mile and an eiEhth-Artlst won:
ChiekGdee, second: Night Owl third Time.
2.0liH.
sixth race. SIX furlo1Es-Oconee won: Cor
FAC. second Onannetta- third Tine. l1sA.
TO-DAY'S HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES
First rnce selling. six and a half furlonEs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
MISS ADAIR BEATEN AT GOLF.
Boston Girl OutpIays British Cham
pIon In Close Match.

Philadelphia. oct s-The second round
OF match play IN the invitation golf .t5ur-
neg given by Mrs c. A. GaiseOm at the
Marion Cricket IGlVAgNas concluded here
to-day. TRe BEST match OF the day was
betweeR Anss Roma Adam. British cham
plol, and Miss Margaret Curtis OF Bos-
tor@N The cards:
Miss Adair-Out. 50: in. s4-loA
Miss Curtis-Out. 81: in bl-ll0-
Mrs. c T Stout. formerly Miss Gene
We've Hecker. was pittcd against Miss X
Harley Of Fan River Both went out in
iG At the fourteenth they were again
sduare but the champion taking the next
three holes. two OF them In boEy- She
won the match
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.

NO such Thing as n I-to-2 Shot in
Races Around ST. Louis.
stand Pats defeat by horse who was
an but left at the post marks the utter
fallaey Of making cheap platter who can
not run mile better than 1.E q I-to-z
shot Stand Pat beat Nearest IN la al
Deimar. and was beaten in Ley at the
Fair Grounds Saturday. Mallory, a cheap
horse. beat him that day.
Charles J. Celia Is a good Judge OF
prices. races and horses. but Celia Is
young. hence enthusiastic HIS head goes
with bis Judgment He thinks 4 horse
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

20 5. third. Time. I:5s - Spec. small Talk
Lowiy. James J. Cogbett. Wing Dance Give
All and Glorious also ran
Scc0nd race. mile ana Quarter-AIrlixht IS
III Phililusl. y To 5. won: BarracE Idi IAd-
kinsl. TO :. second. Little EsIkfn u fVViisa-l
2 10 70. third Time. ==Is i-s. TUFTS and Dodie
: also
lnlckl. 20 2 won. GVuEene. lr- fIFf'z0rl : 10
:. second Jack Hattl4n. II u.ant!ryl 3 10 =
third Tine. ] -. Mayor johnson. sarah Max
I'm and Eva Darling ulsu ran
Fourth race. one mile-st Tnrnmany g fDa-
hle.onl. 20 . Won: an o. Shanter. 50 phil
npsl, 70 20. second; Thane. . fYYiisoni 6 10 Z
third. Time. $50, Charlie Thompson also ran
Fifth race. SIX lu-lulEs- E1ckaWav no TgIT-
liarlsl. 10 ). Won Alma Ugfour let IA pan
lpsl, % ]. second Gllstcu. i0t tNic1D 5 70 !
ard Dorice Ei-o rEn-
sixth race. seven furlonEs.Autonatcn. IL
(Otisl. 20 /. won: Alec Ia fSicrU = 10 1
second: DomaEe. lei u'hilliusl. : 20 / third
Tine. l=2si1- FieuTun- Nellie Bawu. E.gelyn
Byrd. Lady Antchiess, Mr. Brown. Falr LADY
Anna and A'amselle also ran
TO-DAY's WORTH ESTRIEs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
AULEs LOOKS THE BEST.
ouEht Not to Lose Second Race, but
Capt. CASTOR May BE Better BET.

Ought Not to Lose Second Race, but
Capt. Castor May BE Better Bet.
Aules looks like nice 2-to-i bet in the
second race at the Fair Grounds to-day.
ae Is too sweet to be true, and IS prob
'-@~a 70 make a price on Capt.
Castor and to run second TO that pe-en-
la sOcd thing They are about ready
o bet On Castor and If Aules was not In
here. CASTOR would be even money. AuIes
VIII be about 6 to s have Sheehan or
5izkenruth ny and run a fine second.
CASTOR can scarce lose the place He ran
slx and ons-half fGrlongs IN In on
Wednesday. while Auies was beaten in
i-Z233 the same day. Look out for Table
iarius- Hel was in with Skillful and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
WORTH SELECTIONS.

WORTH SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Oct S-Selections:
First Raee-oleOnster. King Ellsworth. Wig
wan
Second Raes-Burnis Bzntoz Sarah Maxim.
Schv l.Ibe.
Third Race-Tancred, IampOon. Examiner.
Fourth Raee-Procests. Hildreth's best. Bard
Burns.
Finh Raee-wreG,h OF IVY. MyrozsaIs. Ar
mold K
Sixth Raee-lPirats's Daughter. Captain
Hamm. Prank II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

TIE hEFUBLLJs SELECTIONS
First Raee-Harold Parker. L1nlana. HondO.
zaeond 1ace-Auies. Quiet Captain Castor.
IuckleberTy Finn.
Fourth Raee-Taby Tosa, FlintlOck. Dan Nc
nm Raoe-My surpsise. Alcon R. Our
sixth Raee-wn shelly. sid Silver. Irby Ben
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Aan Arbor. "a, AIhIon- q.

Arm Arbor. Mieh-, Oct s.-Ths University
o MiehiEan hardly enioyed = practice zane
with Aloion College to-day The varsity boys
had Ealkover. and scored at win. piling up
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

october Fifth
Day Judge
20 purse syearolas upwa mile and - nas
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BIG HEx WAS A REAL GOOD THING.


Won Worth Feature After Being
Backed From 5 10 to 8 to 8
Chicago. Oct S-Big Ben, after being
steadily backed down from to 1 20 to s
won the lightweight handicap at Worth
Jack Ratlin. carrying top weight. was
third. length In front % Mayor Johnson
The track was in fearful condition being
fetlock deep and fully eisht seconds slow.
weather cold ard ely el21ay, Slm mniSry ~ ;,,,,,,
aen). 3 10 q won: -Four Leaf c. l01 OTolfO. 5
q 1. soca1d. CsariCy GTatnEe-. ~ Oe1k9naAs -
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Batteries-DonahC- and Abbott: SuthoH and
Peitz- Attendance. 400 Umpire-Hurst
In the second game there was no change IN
the makeup OF the teams except IN the pitch
cr's box, Moore going IN for Cleveland and
Ewing FOR Cincinnati. Cleveland made one
run. one hit and one error: Cincinnati two
runs. two hits and two errors.
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CIereInnd 3. CIneInnntI Z.

Cleveland. o.. Oct s-wintry and rainy
weather made II possible TO play but one OF
the two games here to-day between the Cleye-
land American League and the Cincinnati Ma
tionRl League baseball clubs for the state
championship. TIE hrst game was a victory
for Cleveland by a score q 5 10 . and the
second game. which went only three innings.
Vas called az that point because OF darkness,
wlth the score TO / IN favor OF Cincinnati.
Score. nfSt game:
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New York Oct G-seisetions:
First Race-Draukhtsnan. Gould. Charawfnd
Second Ra-e-sadducee. Duelisk. UnnlAsksd
Third Raee-Hello. Thistle Heather. Short
Cake
Fourth Rzee-JOeuHd. o-monds's Right. Hip
poc4lt
Slxth Race-Tribe's HI. C1pghnaWaga. Lord
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

Browns Repeated Their
Victories Over Cardinals
by a Score Of IL TO 3.
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Weather Cloudy: track heavy.
uTGuT paRE SELL

Detroit. Mica. Oct. G-seleetions:
First Raes-sly BootA. Diamonds and Rubies
Goody Two Shoes
second Race-R0wiGnd n. Mss FisLsohmAnn.
Two Penny.
Third Raeo-Handmore. Lyrist, Red San
Fourth Raee-Taiala. Lansdowne. On the
Quiet
Fifth Race-circus Girl oconee. Ben Frost
Sixth Racs-AIbert Lee. Easy Trade. Nellia
Forest