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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-12
D9partamentO del Interior
Negociado de Agriculture y Minas
A y L \ { l Q

San Juan p Il. Agosto II de 1908.
Habiendo presentado don Raimundo
Uriarte Salazar una instancia en- que
solicita la inscription de catorce per-
tenencias mineras de orc y otros me-
tales, bajo el nombre Gle <EU REkAS,
en- ell Barrio Padilla (CorozaD, juris-
dicci6n de Toa Alta, en- terrenos de la
propiedad de Manuel Colon, Simplcio
Negr6n, Adolfo Nelarde, Ubaldino
Roias, Jose Batista otros, lie ha sido
aquella admitida & inscrita en- ell regis
designation siguientc:
~Tomando como punto de partida ell
estante S. O. del trapiche de exprimir
cana que tiene en- su propiedad don
Jose Batista con Rumbo 192o25 CEN
tesimales Sc mediran 1O5 metros Y Sc
tijara la estaca no. l punto que estara
iunto al piquete no 1 del registro mi
nero denominado xANGELA>; siguien
do al S. f. Rumbo 1860 y por el Ii
mite Oeste del mencionado registro Sc
mediran 700 metros y Sc iijara la esta-
ca ndmero 2: siguiendo al 5. o. Rum
bo 1860 Sc mediran 200 metros v Sc
fjara la estaca n1mero 3; continuando
al n. @. Rumbo 1860 Sc medir6n 700
metros y Sc fjard la estaca ntmero t;
siguiendo al S. 0. Rumbo $50 200 me-
tros al piquete numero determinando
asi una hgura de catorce hectareas 8
pertenenciasa.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para conoci-
miento dc los interesados 4 fin de que
los que Sc cream perjudicados presen-
ten sus reclamaciones al Comisionado
del Interior, dentro del plazo de sesen-
ia dias contados desde la fecha de este
anuncio.
A. Fernandez Jmpiel1e.
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La prOteSta de un muertO

I'm el ano 500 Sc erigi6 en- Prospect
Park en- Brooklyn, la estatua de Abra-
han Lincoln.
Representa- esa estatua al libertador
de la raza de color en- los Estados Uni
dos. leyendo la proclama de la eman-
cipacion
Recientemente un temporal que azo-
t6 aquella yecindad, arranc6 la estatua
de su sitio rompiendole un brazo.
Pareco como que avcrgonzado ell
buen Lincoln, de como Sc persigue 4
los hombres que q redimi6 en- su pals,
refejada su dignidad en- su efgie, quie-
re que no sc blasfeme su tigura, con
tales actos
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Una nina en- ArGCibO CaG pOr un
balloon

En- Arecibo, estando la nina Maria,
de cinco amos de edad, hija de don Joa
guin Oil, iugando con otro nino en- el
balloon de dicha casa, no reparo en- un
hueco que por falta de un balaustre
ALI existe, y, sin saberse como Sc
introduce por 81, cayendo sobre ell du-
ro pavimento de la acera, produclen-
dose yarias contusiones.
Su estado eh la manana de aver era
bastante satisfactorio.
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SEPASE,

Que no pubicamos comunicados sin
que sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan POI
una Inca v la Inca vale diez centavos
Las csrtas que vengan con cenuni
saass sin "a importe, ne 80 confession
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lNTERESA A TODOS

Declhraci6n de Nacimiento.
Declaration de Defunci6n.
Certificaciones M6dicas.
Documento de Fianza.
Licencia para dsr sepulturss.
Conocimientos de Cabotaje para bu'
1ues de vela.
En- sLa Correspondence do Puerto
RicoS.
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PARA FAMILlAS

Cuadernos talonarios para lavado de
ropa durante seis meses, Sc venden en-
Tia Correspondents de Puerto Ric0S.
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Dos nueVaS CIaSGS
Sc han CrGadO en- Ell ASiIO
de nilaS.

Sc cnsenan a las nihas dos nuY
productivas industrias para las
cuales hay en- la isIa grandes
aptitudes.
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EStadiStiCa del RGgiStrO Civil de
TOa-aIta.
Aparicion del periodico "E
Duende".
(De aucStro cofresp0nsaJ }

Agosto Durantc el pr6ximo
pasado mes de Julio han ocurrido en-
csta jurisdiction % nacimicntos, de cs-
tos > varoncs Y hcmbras blancos, Y &
varones y j hembras mestizos. Tam
bicn ocurricron durante ell eXpresado
mcs 35 dcfmciones, dc estos 3 casados,
80 soItcroS y yiudos; Y > matrimo-
MOS civiles: uno bIaneo, otrO meZclado
n tres mestIZos.
Ila empezado 4 publicarsc en- este
pueblo uu peri6dico semanal, manus-
critic intitulado El Duendc>, dirigido
i,or yarios estuJioeos j0ycnos de esta
localidad, cuyos esiucrzos son dignos
sic cncomio.
IA Sc ha publicado el cuarto n6mero
dc dicho periodico, y merccen place
mes los j]ycnes que 10 redactan por 10
bien escrito que aparecc y por las en6r-
gicas campauas que yiene sostenlendO
en pro del progreso, de Ia patria de
Ia llbcrtad
Este pcri6dico circuIa tambiGn por
los puebIos limitrofcs.
iAdelante. y yaya nucstro sincere
APPLAUSE los cntusiastas Joyenes que
4c han impucsto tan improbo trabajo
por seryir su patria desventurada, al
progrcso Y { la libertad
El domingo tuvjmos el gusto do sa-
ludar EN- este pueblo al Licdo. don Luis
Freyrr Barhosa, que vino 4 este acom-
)anado Gle sus dos pcquehos y angeli-
Gales nluas. Iodos regresarOn en- ell
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Tambi6n Ina empezado 4 publicarse
aqui otro pcriodico manuscrito intitu-
lado II Bill.
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Aver

Temperature maNima SIS
Id minima 1J.G
Lluvia t6
Media normal de lluyia l9
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Preston harhmetrigl A3A
Norma. preston - ~
Temperature nF
Hmnedad relatiVa -
EStagtA del tempo \IbiadO
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CARDINALS WIN
A GAME At LAST.
Defeat Brooklyn in Exciting Gam.
Celebrating First Victory of
Their Trip.
BROWNE PLAYS GOOD GAME.
Besides Pitching Well, His Three
Base Rap in Eighth Inning
Scored Three Runs,
Winning Game.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
PIttsburg. 1ol Is IS ss3 Brooklyn. 100 - 81 $50
New Yorie101 81 10 .604 Boston -. So II - .ty7
Chicago ..l03 81 II 5ss cardinals. 1os as 70 $40
Cincin'd 100 "a 46 $40 Philadel... 90 81 q .3T
Where They Play To-Day.
Cardinals at Philadel. fPittsburE at New York
Cincinnati at Boston. lChicaGo at BROOKLYN
Yesterdays Results.
Cardinals 3. Brooklyn G. Cincinnati I. New
PittsburG 3. Boston 0. York l.
Where They Play To-Day.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York, Aug. 1s.-"say. Patsy you
ought to stay out Of the game" yelled a
baseball crank from the grand stand to
Donovan at the close of to-day's game at
Washington Park. Brooklyn. The exclama-
ton was made because Rhoades had played
right field and the Cardinals had won by a
score of s to 6.
Not that Rhoades had played fine ball in
Donovan's usual position. for he did not.
But that 1t Just happened that the Car
dinals won with Donovan on the bench.
Browne was the hero Of the game. for
he practically won his own game with
three Dagger that sent three runs across
the plate. Then Sgain he made a safe
hit. after which he scored. Burke and
smoot also did well at the bat the former
making three hits and the latter two.
BY a rally in the ninth. the .Brooklyns
gathered in three runs. strang doubled.
After Sheckard had flied out, Dunleavy
muffed Dobbs's hard ny and strang scored.
Doyle singled and Dahlen walked which
filled the bases. McCreery struck out, but
Jordan made q base hit to right that sent
home Dobbs and Doyle. Ritter ended the
inning by forcing Jordan at second.
The score:
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HARG1s BEAT GLAssFUL IN DRIVE.

Mile Handicap at Hawthorne Fur
nished One of Rest Races Of Season.
Chicago. Aug. B.-In one Of the most ex-
citing finishes Of the year. Hargis won tho
mile handicap. the feature at Hawthorne
to-day. 1t took the best efforts of Hedge
son. however. to land the Corrigan horse
the winner by nose over Glassful, the
struggle lasting from the head OF the
stretch to the wire. Glassful was a heavily
backed favorite. being pounded from to
Weather clear and warm: track good.
Summary:
First race. four and one-half furiongs-I.berty
Rs % s to Fcs i Ny Gs liz II al
Justine Freekman. Miss 81 McSeen FsaSi
Carr, Codex Sauerkraut. Darro. Aamonsor and
Second race. az furlcnss-Ras Tag. 100 (Ad-
kins). to l. won; Sardine. 100 tHelgeson). to
Time. i:i4 IS Ivernia. Pat Mcrrisssy. Father
Third race; one niie.HarEis. IL Helseson). s
E nsu. os a. Rh III so .sl 's T%s
Fourth race, one mile and se-eishthsaBond-
(Adkins). is to s. third. Time. 2:a IS Judge
Hines and Barca also ran.
Bonner. q to second; Me.zo. 81 Oh. :Phiiilps5.
to Thru T,ms s sS ssrss Kentucky sns ~
Sixth race. ak furionss- Martinmas. lot q.
s e cp IL sS. Is
Lendin. Rossrnond. Wolfram '. and Lady Matches:
~ - ~-,, - . ,,-,,~,1->,r, ,,>,r-x-,
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.FAvoRITEs ARE WINNERS
IN BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
Mnsetto. Takes 2,1s Trot in straisht
Heats, Crown Princess and Matte
H. Also Securing Their Events.

New York. Aug. 1s.-There was a large at
tendance at the Grand Circuit meeting at
Brighton Beach to-day. The weather was
perfect and the track fast.
The 2:15 trot was the curtain raiser. and
in field Of ten the black gelding Masetto
was the favorite at to 1. The talent made
no mistake. as the favorite won in straight
heats. the first by two lengths and the Sec
ond pulling up by the same distance.
The 5000 Brighton Stake for BIO PAGERS
was fast race, but this time the talent
failed to pick the winner. Tom Keene won
SO easily ut the Empire track in 2:04A that
he was the natural favorite at 800 to $40
for the field. but he could not show his
speed. and Frank Yoakum won in straight
heats.
In the first and second Albock was
close second. In the third the favorite made
an able effort, but was defeated by q head
Ten met in the 2:24 trotting class and
Crown Princess was the choice at 800 to
$50 for the field. The favorite won in two
very close finishes by head and q neck
from Kamares ST:
The $1,000 Kentucky stock farm stake for
PAGERS was a very easy victory for Matte
H.. the favorite. who distanced her field.
Summa rieS.
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of Saturday. The track was fast and the
fields were large. furnishing good quail
ity OF sport. Herhis to-day turned the ia
Dies on Irish Lad, and wiped out his defeat
on Saturday by defeating the latter easily
by three lengths in the Merchants and
Citizens Handicap at a mile and an eighth:
coming within one-fifth Of q second OF
eqM Ssg the track record Of 1;5l SO; .,
9eing August Belmont's Master Man and
James r. Keene's Rgodon. Irish Lad was
an sev y. fayorite; Hermis being held .d
barrier went up. and Irish Lad was prompt
~ at his heels. Just beyond the quarter
pole however. Hermis passed them BOTH
irish Lad followed his pace. but could not
head him.. Rigodon passed Master Man in
the stretch. but finished six lengths behind
James R. Keene's colors were carried by
Palette; the winner of the third race. by
half length.
crack Plaudit colt. Abdeii. Summary:
First t. race. seven furlonss-Flying Ship rs
Time. Is ~ Ferward u casiai G Damon. Gold
s G SsRs Rzsr and aaa
ssssna C 81 6s ysa. Ss 3 e , e
Tin Time ;ss * so%ssast PAS BOOK Lucent Gis
choate and u Albany ss e anr also pe'
Tha ,e and ona hal Sek H.
!, to l.. second: Mineola. 1ie IT. Burns). 70 /.
ntha, Monochord, Testimony. Gamestress. War
Times, Wisteria, Missing Link. Red Light. Des-
Fourth race. mile and a furlons Merchants
and Citizens, lHandIcap.Hermis: ia todom). 8
to ., won; Irish Lad, 12O Redfern). even. sec
ond RiEodon. 1o2 IGannon). 10 to l. third. Time.
Eel 80. Master Man also ran.
Fifth race. six furlopgs-Abdell. los (O'NeilD,
10 to :: won: Mercury. los Redfernl, to 2. sec
ond Yellow Hammer. 1e5 Oh. Callahan; 10 to
ton. Cascine. Moharib and Esperance also ran.
Sixth race mile and a siSteenth-Easy Street,
1ot o.. MARTINI. to l. won: Tribes Hill. 1O1
SPickeringl. 20 to /, second: Partnership 30 "a.
Clara. Kalif. Stroller Dark Planet and Mosketo
To-DAY's SARATOGA ENTRIES.
First race, for all ages high weight handicap,
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Resaits a Fort Erie,

Buhalo. n. r, Aug. 1S.-Nellie BaWn and jim
Farrin. both at Is To !. won at Fort Erie to-day
in head finishes In which the fayorites ran sec
ond. Suurier equaled the track record for nvs
furlonss IN the NTH race. Results;
First race, ak furlongs. seliing-v4tAlity. 3 to
=, won: Silver Foam, TO !. seccnd; Helen Tar
Water. to ], third. Time. lis.
Is to !. won; I4llianstte s to s. second: volnsy.
Third race. one mile md IN sisfth-Eda Riley.
8 TO ! won: Fire In, Z to 10. second: Oufsidsr.
70 % = third Time, 1:ssH 4
Is Is Z voas non Kinssisy. d 70 = sscond:
isisi2s ss e - s ss'ss ,Ss; II ]. i ~,
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MALLORY WOKE UP
). AND BEAT NEAREST.
il. IS
Colt Who Has Had Easy Races, at
p Z to 1, Ran Over 3-to-5
Favorite.
RACING AGAIN EXCELLENT.
In Every Event the Best Horse
Won-Ben Adkins Disposed
of Rainland in the Six
Furlong Handicap.
RACING AGAIN EXCELLENT.

They kept on racing to form at Kinloch
yesterday. The right horse won in every
eysnt, save the fifth, where Nearest, a g.
<ok shot lost to Mallory. a 7-to-1 shot. who
uppeo 10 oeae her oy Ahe nepuo.ie'
Mallory. ~ was pointed out by The Re
nrbiic had had two easy races in prepare
- =. ~. ..,o,,,,, 60 ,,,o
uon iof TINS one. ne feeeNeu e"o me-
gAGup9 on the occasion OF his hrst two
orfs. Then L. C. Sloan claimed him out of
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COLUMBUS KNIGHTS VS.. LOUISVILLE.
st. Louis TeaA Has Accepted Chal-
lenge OF Kentucly Hiberniane.

The baseball, team Of the knights Of Co
lumbus Of this city has accepted the chai-
lenge Of the Louisville. KY. team Of HI
bernians and . match game viii be played
at Fern Grove, on the Ohio, next Sunday.
The st. Louis team win be composed Of
members Of the following teams: Kenrick.
st. Louis. Marquette and Degmet Councils.
The Kentuckians hays arranged number
Of athletic contests for their annual neld
jumping. The local team WIN have the
following players In Tine: Kiusella. O.
Is!R R,!Is 3; E ne g , Rs
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named for Water Commissioner Adkins.
They are pokins fun at Nose 0oldblatt
because his horses win when he says they
have not q chance and lose when he fancies
they are sure winners. They do not know
the. genial Ishmaelite. It Il always the
copper on Nose. When he comes along and
says he Is sure he will win. let this horse
alone. When Nose has no chance. says
that he has no chance, 20 to him. hook. limo
Moses is easy to diasnose when .you know
him. When he is out for it he pulls his hat
over HIS eyes ana says: II nave not g
his hat back and calls every one up to have
q drink and vows no cannot lose. lay
When doc Doctor Hart won the other day
Nose told the world he could not win.
|. will not leave the paddock to bet on him or
see him rum, said Nose. Then ne walked
over 70 his foreman and said. Protect him
W. W. Elliott has Nose lost forty ways
when 1t comes to, getting price. Mr.. Ell
lott is not . guileful man. He has his horses
rt always. 10 trying. always thinks hs
viii win and always says %. But he enters
Ways one or more horses that seem certain
to beat him. He trains his nag. well and
beats the ones that ought to beat him.
Was sasys lted q sx fr
longs. He Ia q horse OF extreme speed, who
can run the first three furlonEs. In rs
Then Elliott takes him and beats good ones
over q mile.
Doctor Street u one OF the 0oldblatt kind.
sad sna dooq sss on
horse harrowe his soul When he u not q
likely winner he b 5oyou4 bouyant and as
surss the world he cannot lose The cop
p.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.

THE REPUBIAIC . SEIEO1IO2Sss
First Race-Lampadrome. Mendon. Doctor Cart
Second Race - Mallory. D. l. Moore. Jaks
Third Race-Kingstelle. Axares. Doctor Hart
Fourth Race Kindred. Santa Ventura. Op-
donal
Fifth Race-Ada n. Hind. Ffateer.
sixth Race-Satin Coat, Barones, Jena
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E ESs.Sa ::.:::..:.:::::::::;SS sSSsSsf&

Two-base hits-Beaumont !. Clarke 1 Wagner
l., Greminser l. Three.base hi5s1 ,s,a Ing !.
Dexter and Moran /; wagner. Ritchey and
Bfansned !. Fir.t on baiIsm ;; willis ! on Lee
Passed baIis-Phelps 1 Time-One hour ana
tbIrty-eirht minutes. Umpire-Johnstone.
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chickgo. Aug ls.-ScIectiors:
First Raee-Rpsk, J. ". o'Neill. Away Right.
Third Race-Syivia Talbot, Beau ormonde. A.
D. Gibson.
Fourth Race--The Giver, orsina, warte Nicht.
Firth Zachary witt, Carat, sMeehanrs.
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RACING AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL EAGUE
Cardinals Won
Their Game From
Brooklyn, Score 8 to 8.

on errors-st. Louis 2. Brooklyn I. Bases On ham
-On Jones of Brown 4 Sacrifice hits-Farrell
/, Rhoades /, Burke !, Jordan ]. Struck out-By
Jones S, by Brown z Wild pftches-Jones 1. Time
One hour and hfty-Sx minutes. Umpire-HurSe.
Attendance, LOO
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M ,ncin nssf ::..:::.:::::::::.::::S ssSisia
Left on hsss.-New York : cneinn.si z I've:
Corcoran L Sscrthcs hits-Steinfeidt I: stole :
ba.es-IAnder 7. First b4se g ssrossENsvs , 1osE
out-By HcGinnity ., By Cronin ]. b. EWing &.
Time-One hour and forty minufeA Cmpirss-
Eu1saie and Moran.
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Buffalo. N. Y, Aug. 1s.-Selections:
First Race-Doctor Riley. Amahaga, F1uke.
Second Race-Free Born, Belle Dodson, Aus
tralina.
Third Race-Haidee. Littl Rock John ]. Regain.
Fourth Race-Nellie Bawn. Queen Of Dixiana,
John Drake.
:, Fifth Race-Four Leaf Clover. Rustic Girl.
Sixth Raee-Faraday. Jr.. Billy Ray. Destitute
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NEW YORK o, CINCINNATI ..
Pitcher Ewing Allows His oDDsnentl
Only One Hit.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE last gaMs Of the
today resulted in another victory for the
visitors and in q wonderful pitching feat
on the part of Ewing. He not only shut
one nit. The home team played brilliantly
in the field, but could do nothing in tho
face Of such pitching. MeGinnity va
Cronin took his place. Attendance. Att.
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Orderly, to s second: st. Juvenal. 4 to l. third.
Time 1:01.
sixth race. six furlonss. sellins-Andrattus. .
to !. won: GAINESVILLE. even. second: The Stew
ardess. 20 to l. third. Time, 1:13x.
TO-DAH'S FORT ERIE ENTRIES
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

SARATOGA SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Saratoga Springs. N. z, Aug. ls-Selections:
First Raee-Race King. Young Henry Major
Daingerield.
Second Race-seminole, semper Ira, Tankard.
Third Rsse-EseentrsL Hoceo. Ocean Tide.
Ign. -
Sixth Race-Stuyye. SyrlIn, Slidell.
Seventh Race = Pleasant Memories Monster.
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.


Day A
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BOSTON o, PITTsBURa ..

Lever Pitches Superb1y-Bo4h Teams
Give Good Support.
Boston, Aug. 1S.-By superb pitching Lee
yer shut out Boston to-day. Willis kept
Pittsburg's hits fairly well scattered and
tendance, 2,N5 Score:
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IMMENSE CROWDS ATTEND
MISSOURI STATE FAIR.
Excursion Trains Are Run Fren
Points In MissOuri and Kansas.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sedalia, Mo-. Aug. 1.-THE second day OF
the Missouri State Fair opened with every
department in perfect arrangement for the
reception Of visitors and the big buildings
were crowded throughout the day with per
sons from all parts Of the State. Excursion
trains from Hannibal. Paola, Kas. Parsons.
Kas. and st. Charles. Mo-. brought hun
dreds Of visitors to the fair. and the fair
managers estimate that there were nearly
1000 paid admissions during the day.
The heavy horses, shires, German and
French coach horses and the light harness
horses paraded ON the paddock and were
exhibited in the showing. and such fine
collection Of thoroughbreds was never here
before, although the show last year was
exceptionally good.
The poultry show Is undoubtedly the
largest collection Of birds ever shown IN
Missouri more than dozen States being In
competition for the prizes.
The races to-day were fast, q record OF
2:i3N being made in both the 2:l5 trot and
the las pace. while the fve-eiEhth-mile
dash was as pretty race a. was ever
made over the course.
Summaries:
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GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.

Nose Goldblatt,s Deneanor Varies
With the Races RuA BY His Horses.
..Ha!" said Ernest Tessieres after that
Ben Adkeen Abeat Rainland yesterday.
..What you thin nowf told you Ben Ad-
keen win. / want tho man for whom he
is named bet on heem. too. but he say.
Every man drink out his own hydraunt
to the Chain Of Rocks" Ben Adkins II
named for Water Commissioner Adkins.
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Mick Newman, owner Of Glass Leader,
will stand around in q white sweat to-day,
good race last out and has q chance to-
day II he comes back with II. But he IL
liable to be last. Newman Is in mortal ter
ror Of the judge every time the colt goes to
the post.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

/. A. Piozxi, who owns Murnur. IL much
put out by her recent bad races and has
Kiven her to Howard Dots, from whom he
bought her, to train. Mr.. Pioxzi thinks
that he has good mare and expects to
train her himself later on. When Mr.. Ptoz-
n takes out LICENSE contest with Chris
Schumacher and Mr.. Pioxzi in making bad
ones out Of good ones will be in order.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

Previous time they met Fugurtha beat
again yesterday. Fugurtha was to l,
Sweet Dream to l. FIgurtha won handily.
Just why Sweet Dream should be favorite
was hard to see. Nobody but the bright
lights booking around st. Louis would make
her one. But 1t takes points or horses
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

Pourquoi Pas ran fine race under Shea
yesterday. She was up there all the way
and the ride was very watery. Look out
for her next trip. .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-19

s-s.o..,+> mod. won c,everly; second driving.
GO IL Hflee % q steady pace under fes.
Iithin hailinE distance cp the hill: Tney "a =.
Tas ~. 49, Print did not have her usual spec
throuxho,It. Pat tired after good SIX furions'
Tifne-:O6 "a. "a. In. 1:46.
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