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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

T. aad " n walhck arc Issn
v - here lhls wss.k fT the par
p "a fishing
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

A. ". Hall and wife came from
Tin Cup "Wednesday and Mrs Hall
went ON t1 Grand Junction to visit
Nr, Hall is superintendent Of the
Iowa Mining company property on
Willow creek below Tin Cup. The
The company expects ta start mp
work IN the near future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

t.eF x b. Adams ul.tle . trip g.
-isd Bufic wesiIss.-..av. rcturn4I..l :
ssmc a.sr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Chas. LaTourette and wife were
down from Tin Cup this week and
went on to Delta. They expect to
return SATURDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Frank Peek and I'd Redding. time
Keeper on the ~ n u. g. at >alida
were fishing here last SUNDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Strength and vigor come Of good
food, duly digested Force a
ready-to-serve wheat and barley food
adds no burden. but sustains, nour-
ishes, ,nvigorates.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

John l.atimer will again enter
business IN Fort Collins having
boaghi oui a Bookstore there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

H. = Hillary Il Toronto, canada,
was visiting with his old friend.
Nm. C0ombs. last SUNDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

A-- Neralc Muallsr aersasl,..ni.si
. iisau o. tsraad aunctlaa Ned
o.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Mrs. W W Mckee retarned Mon
day morning from tea days visit
in I.eaiville.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Geo. H. Estes aud family lef' on
"Wednesday ior month sojourn IN
Salt Lake Civ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

A. G. Johnsoa Is IN GgnRispn Tor
a time visiting hIs daughter. Mrs.
Chas krall
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Miss ~ T. Griiiing returned sun
day evening from San Diego, Cali
fOrnia. where She has been visiting
her sister for several weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

L. W. >penslev and wife came
ir1m Union Park first Of the week 10
meet their friend Miss +. Anderson
OF Iowa who has come 10 pay them
a visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Y G. Cuthi,eri came over from
iHiictan YESTERDAY D. spend a week
81 fwa VISITING reiaiIvcs here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Laurence and Robert Burns left
last Tuesday for Denver where Mas
Der Laurence has accepted a position
IN the machine shops Of the G a :
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Mrs. Pete Ready aud children left
tur their Lake Civ home SUNDAY
having spent several weeks with rel
arives here
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

c. H. Soden and Walt Barker
drove 90 Gumis1n last SATURDAY
from White Pine They report thar
burg quite lively from the effect aL
recent mining developments.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Paul G Griiling and sisters. Misses
Bessie and Clara. arrived from Chi
cago Wednesday o. spend the sum
mer with their uncle. j l.. Griihng
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Miss FAMINE Burnett left far bowie
and White Pine Sunday evening b.
inspeci the schools al those paiuts
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

!. j. trrcen and vile returned q
Nulcan "Wednesday after two-weeks
visit IN the city with the latters SIS
b., Mrs. + - NanAken.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

T. :. Cgle came IA "Wednesday
ni2hi from Almagordo. New Mexico.
remain FIR a cuarle If weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Doe England and Jack April ne
tnrned fr,,la a trip o. California last
SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Noursc rr-
turned saturday from MassachusSetf-
accompanied by Willard Nour-r-
little boy and by Evan Brown who
Joined them at Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

, Z. i.araes and " ". ttts. e,f
i1rada springs. came IN Weslne--
a. 1r their yearly osting trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17
DSOflAI OO6D.

c'has. c..rrull vas N irusa Nss..saa
I Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

A. h. Wll-sa. ii fo~sierlsoru. wa-
ga gar streets 7 s..~a.sv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Henry Crosswhite aud Miss Elena
IiaragOn were married bv Justice
Ieahy SATURDAY,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

"a pweH aud vile and Mrs. Geo.
! muklru II Vulcan visited IA town a
c0upL of days hr-s # the week
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17
COAL

Chas. Jenkin visited his friend.
Harry Coombs ON his return from
Telluride Co Canon CITY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Ma. >nvdos and wlfe arrived Sal
vrtiay iroIn Isss AnQeles
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

I. HI Cunningham came N san
dan from hsiclkl--.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

The body Of Mrs. 5. j Martin.
who was drowned in East river three
weeks ago was found Monday about
ten miles below Crested Butte bv
Andy Mosier who was fishing al the
time. Watch and chain was in place
and clothing very little damaged
while the body seemed To be in good
stale Of preservation 1t must have
been carried down eight miles by
the swift current.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17
All Druggists viii Buy 1t Back

1ou assume no RISK when You buy
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy. All druggists
will refund your money if you are
not satisfied after using H. 1t Is
everywhere admitted 10 be the most
successSul remedy in use for bowel
complaints and the only one that
never fails. It is pleasant, safe and
reliable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Nc EsorlHg went evcr - iAsa-
ser TUESDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Ex.-~ Is your face for rent: asked
Miss Bluff.
Meally law fail to compwe-
hend vouah query, rejoined Young
>ofted Why aw-do You avsk:'
Because replied Miss +. i: las
such a vacant look.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

The funeral Of Lee Clay took place
Friday at two O'Clock from the house,
Rev. C. G.. Coulter conducting the
services. In spite Of inclement
weather a great number assembled
to pay the last tribute Of respect to
their friend Alter the service was
completed Gunnison lodge No. 30
Woodmen Of The World took charge
and conducted the body to the grave
where their impressive ritual service
was performed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

j. g >aylr returned SUNDAY
might fram trip thrpu9h ! tah-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

w. + Mason, of Chicago, ex-seua-
Tor of Illinois, accompanied bv his
wife and son, registered at La \cta
hotel Sunday and will spend some
time here fishing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

George Williams has been busy
this week plotting T. J Maloney and
other parties ON fishing bent to the
likeliest holes in the Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Webster and
Helen drove to Waunita SATURDAY.
Mr. Webster returned Monday after
stalking ? claims around the banan-
"a gold discovery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

:. : -n1EsEs, rsast.
a. aA----a-. Tl.s r.5st.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17
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LOCAL NEWS

COAL COAL
PARSONS a FERGt.soN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Al-- terzic Mut.llaF aarsaail.alslssd
. Z hau o. tsraad daHctlaa Ned
naay
Geg K b. Adams u...t.e > triY g.
q sad bufic Mealss-..av. returu4I.z :
same aav
af and Mr.. wfllIagn Mei,lscr are
y ''auuI-m 'ssaay frsaa their Nj
t-lsn Fanah-
T. aHd " n walhck arc I.sn
y - here lhIs wc.k fg the par
p 81 fishing
irEaui Hetcr ~ S5lsorlan l. here
VISITING his trsaa- t.ra,.s Milier and
enlylug the hne hshlag
y G. tuthtert came over fruan
lHfictem YESTERDAY D. spend a week
81 two visiting relatives here.
"
Z Baraes and " u. fItts. of
Z 1l1rada Springs. came IN Weslne--
a. 'r thelr yearly outing trip.
Va owen aud vile and Mr. Geo.
y aukhn ~ Vulcan visited IN town a
eoupL af DAYS hr-' # the week.
L. ;. Code came IN "Wednesday
night from Almag1rdo. New Mexico.
. remain far cpsple # weeks
Miss FANNIE Burnett left far bovle
and White Pine SUNDAY evening D.
Inspect the schools al those paiuts
Mrs Pete Ready and children lef,
iur their Lake Civ home SUNDAY.
having spent several weeks with rel
arives here.
l. j. Cfreen and wife returned 10
Nulcan "Wednesday after two-weaks
visit IN tine eIiy with the latters SIS
b., Mrs. + - NanAken.
.
Paul G. Grifling and sisters. Misses
Bessie and Clara. arrived from Chi
cago "Wednesday o. spend the sum
mer with their uncle. j l.. Griihng
Laurence and Robert Burns left
last Tuesday for Denver where Mas
Ter Laurence has accepted a position
iu the machine shops Of the G a :.
r. W >penslev and vile came
fram Union Park first Of the week 10
meet their friend Miss +. Anderson
OF Iowa who has come 10 pay them
a visit.
Paonia Gazette e. I. Rawalt. Of
Gmnison, is here visiting friends.
and this editor seized him aud placed
hIm in the midst of our stack of lob
work, with orders to work his wav
nut
Miss Edith Russell. a cousin Of +.
Il. Cheney, arrived Wednesday from
Kansas Mrs. n. j Martin and Mis-,
GLADYS Cheney. am aunt and sister
II Mr. Cheney are also visiting
here.
Henry Bullner, who was with Post
master Hartman here at Gunusson
IN 1850 is Al the Waunita strike rep
resenting the Denver Post T.. r.
Lore is personally ON the ground for
The News and Times.
The large amount Of local news
matter printed Of late by the NEw--
CHAMPION, cuts down the editorial
department II the paper continues
20 receive such excellent support it
VIII be necessary o. enlarge it,
Pamio Gazette Mrs. Maudc Cuth- 1
bert, nee Farley. spent several day.
At Paonia this week. having come
.lown from Guuni~on with her hu--
band, who is fireman ON the work .
train The pitkiu and Cuuui-au
people Of this section were glad to
meet her again
\. ". Hall and wife came from
Tin Cup "Wednesday and Mrs. Hall
went ON t1 Grand Junction to visit
Mr. Hall is superintendent Of the
Iowa Mining company property ON
Willow creek below Tin Cup The
The company expects ta start up
work IN the near future
In reply tu inquiries we have
pleasure iu announcing that ElyS
Liquid Cream Balm is like the solid
u tLut ramnrkahle r-m-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

II. B Hopkins of the Delta Lab
orer was in Gnnnison the latter pau
of last week smoothing the furrJws
from his editional brow BY emulat-
ing lzaak Walton. Pretty good fish
ing he said.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Miss Belle Myers Of Nevada, Mo,
came last Saturday for a two month 5
visit with her brother, Geo. L. Myers
and sister-in-law, Mrs. Lucy MYERS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

Jas Surles visited his family in
Gunnism the latter part of last week
his son Harry taking his place at J..
j Carpenters saw mill near Cehulla
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-17

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Chas. c.rrau was in trgua Nssi.'sa
TUESDAY
Nc IsarlHg went evcr - issa-
ser fs.-s.ay
Il HI cunningham came ~ san
day from hichkl-s
n. h. wll-sH. ii Fss sierlsoru. wf.-
ga ear STREETS TUESDAY
Ma. >nveos and wlfe arrived Sal
vrciay from I.e.s Anqeles
j. q >ayla returned SUNDAY
might frpm trip thrauzh ! tab
DOE Eagiand aad Jack April ne
turned fron a trip - California last
SUNDAY
A. &. Johnsoa i IN Ggnnison for
time visiting has daughter. Mrs.
Chas. kroll
Mrs. W W Mckee retarnea Mon
day morning from tea DAYS visit
in l.eadvlile
Geo. NJ Estes and family left on
W ednessiay ior a month sojoprn IN
Salt Lake CITY
H. p. Hillary of Toronto. Canada,
was visiting with his odd friend.
Nm- Coombs. last Sunday
John Latimer will again enter
business IN Fort Collins having
boaghi out bookstore there.
Frank Peck and I'd Beddine. time
Keeper on the u a r. g. at >alids
were fishing here last Sunday
Carrie Eells returned from Lake
City Saturday evening Florence
Hull came with her b. visit friends
for a while
Mrs T.. NJ. Collins and daughters
departed "Wednesday morning for
Basalt 10 visit with her aunt Mrs.
Bates for a month
Chas LaTourette and wife were
down from Tin Cup this week and
went ON to Delta They expect to
return Saturday
Jap Pittser was up from Cimarron
"Wednesday visiting his family He
will be changed 10 the ouray run
for a couple Of weeks.
Miss D. T. Griiiing returned sun
day evening from San Diego, Cali
fornia. where She has been visiting
her sister for several weeks.
George Williams has been busy
this week Piloting T. J Maloney and
other parties ON fishing bent 10 the
llkeliest holes in the Gunnison
Miss Belle Myers Of Nevada. Mo.
came last Saturday for two months
visit with her brother, Geo. L. Myers
and sister-in law, Mrs Lucy Myers
Jas. Surles visited his family in
Gunnison the latter part of last week
his son Harry taking his place at !.
j. Carpenter saw mill near Cebulla.
H. Is. Hopkins Of the Delta Lab
orer was in Gunnison the latter par
of last week smoothing the furrJws
from his editional brow by emulat-
ing lzaak Walton. Pretty good fish
ing he said.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Webster and
Helen drove to Waunita SATURDAY
Mr. Webster returned Monday after
stalking II claims around the bonan-
"a gold discovery.
W. + Mason, of Chicago. ex-sena-
tor of Illinois. accompanied bv his
wife and SON, registered at La Ncta
hotel Sunday and will spend some
time here fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs +. NJ. Nursa ra-
turned saturday from MassachusSetf-
accompanied 10y Willard Nour-r-
little boy and by Evan Brown who
Joined them at Denver.
G.. H. Soden and Walt barker
drove 90 Gwnis1n last SATURDAY.
from White Pine. They report thar
burg quite lively from the effect aL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Won Feat Race
rm NonSiw u =
and =
IntcrschOlastic Tennis
Tourney Opened on Triple \
Courts in Forest Park.

to-day might be worth watching. TEeacy
cannot beat a Tat man. II iJoAS llhe a
N"-- -lrt Tor Doctor ItpWe.! 70 NJ 49,,
safe hot on old Yellow Tail he u iaoie
tu pct : 10 . against a 1-to-s shot th-s
aft moon.
NEREIE GEORGE OF FRECHMAN.
The FIRST race should go 10 AerTie
George II everything goes rirAt with him.
lie Is fast. l'vaI-hoaG,d. apparently ana
j. the finest looking a-yC-r-oll' ABOVE the
ankles. seen here this season lie Is his
ass q i-yegr-oIi ana not oyc-groyn oE
EaN ~ either. He seems TO hu'i t1- iv.
it.tiy safe Freedman was "a ~ ~, ~,
af Chicago. hut a slow beginner An'N p.t
ON him fu beat good ones anu ne Ial
El'u races after setting on RAINY. L-ts
distance VIII suit EtuWa thieL. Map !'
George sets OF and laws 10 his work he
w.I win easily Freckman Is the one be
has O. beat.
SECOND RACE \ PUZZLE.
The second race p fierce proposition
Harrv GrMth las the speed aGd VIII nps
El.ud the weight. Conspicuous IS In lShi
aul has a great chance Il she gets on
L-l CacEc's early sPgeg VIII help her also.
Lacy Draper is fast ard has b2en run
h...- bool same rG0.s with better 10.
1. 4- "a tribe a-0TL for Mayor Graham
s'-N - N'll, who owns h4In, slAs tllAt !.
i-iS been SICK fOr some time Ihe weight
est and best mare In the race, buL the
distance IS a shade short for her, anu
the veg high. Irby Bennett has not
much ch-nce on his recent race, though
one race 90 Delmar gives him a chance.
ATHELROY FAVORED BY WEiGET.
Ataeiroy IS good. ran well last out and
should come very close 20 winning the last
race LGssa LOOKS best, hut this is a much
better lot than she has been running
against Tr0m Elizl Dillon 10 A;helToy Is
a lar lr-. THe-u is speed 90 go with las
so to-day. Sweet Charity Will lead and
worry the LaEIF mare Then she has Won
two races lG g .IW. which s all thss Gsli-
cate mare I= capable Of doing Again. her
last race Was on "a soft AMI hu.lsEG trace
U--.E she does not favor. AtlelrIy has
worked Wei and raa e nice rae. without
tEuaH.. behind HiI-I .laz"u Du saturday
He beat Yellow Tail. and yellow Tail
would look wei n hero with - pounds on
him Captain Gaines has been In and out
hack ami forth. but should BE- good enough
10 lg third
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
HIGGINS AcArN THE SADDLE.
Clever Light Weight Rides Two
Firsts at brighton Beach.

New York. Oct. 1.-THE Ripple HaDdi-
cap. lt SIX furlUu-s. the feature Of the
opening DAY OF the Brighton Beach Racing
As=1ciati0U's autumn meeting. was Won IN
= hagi-IOuEhJ finish h. the flyorite,
Astarita. with Eostaud second. Astaritl
Jumped away in front, and. making all the
pace. won by one length
The card practically was ruined by
scratches, 50 heavy vas the gOlEs. sum
mary
F.-st race SIX gur-ra-s-GraeeIlI. 10 al
Cill. B. tu .. u.lu. = NINA Belle. IL ttuEuIul
ih'..- tsHir. l.aa - f..i.s- N.g. Lt-t lHiu,
sg'.gal rlee. SIX gurl1ar,s-yata7. L. GIsggsl.
Palette. a#s tJ'Nel4N. o. D. tlfru. ina.
Isls H.. L.tLe I'm. Gygsy Zen. EutI PaTTlsa
All haEf"E also ran
llirI ga-e. one mile ard EIyteCu'h. selling
Easy DEee., 20 ill4ss-lzH. = o. .. uua. Nttyg-
mote s. tl- jones'. 90 ]. zFluEt. star and
'H..s .Ns p o. ..-..---.l. - % 3. t..tt4 .sila
j. Due. Ls.-4 A-sselJe. Anklct aud Louisa lis
FOURTH race. Oh. Ripple Handicap. six fur
lH1-s-Asiautl. III tHIeEsl. 90 3. won; Es1s-
10 tFlI.rTl ( % Z. tE.-I. Time. IN -. Fad
News. illgslE and .A.IEmala a 20 Tll.
lltf4 race. mile ga- = a-EEtsr- tyllin--AoEn n
Daisy. - uiiEEi-s1. J. % i,. W1l. Ntyneld,
tFuIgri. is u =. third Time, 27J a.. Rough
Rider and Gold E1ll also raF.
sixth race, elk IgrlluEs-olEe Spot. IlS tNilk-
Cr-.nl, % !. Won Sab7t. D., uiicil,'. % /
saellls Love Note. - tsalllE=i. = 70 2 third
Time. l-ia- Prairie Flower ". GIcHl EllysIt'es1
Margaret Kent, IrlsI1ss Many Thanks. Toe
Loop and tarTaurTr also rsu.
TO-DAI's BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
wARRENsBURG 10. ENswORTH o.
NormaIS Win Their second Game OF
season From sc. Joseph Doctors.

FI.ICELI" SPECIAL.
Narrensburg. Mo. Oct 1.-THE War
reusburE State Normal football team won
its second victory OF the season to-day b.
defeating the heavy Ellsworth Medical
College eleven OF St Joseph. by a score OF
Il 20 0. II was the best game OF foot
ban Witnessed on the local Eridiron for
some time.
While at no time during the contest
vLs the Ncrmal'S goal I'm danger nor was
there a time that the teachers did not
UIrplay the medicine men" vet ths
score does not Indicate the splendid work
or the doctors Ellsworth put VI a EOOd
article OF football and made some brave
and determined stands.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
JOHN J. RYAN TlLlS OF FIGHTING.
says lie Told Belmont lie would Not
TnmcIy submit 90 HcinE RuIrd nn.


EEpJBLIC SPECIAL
New York. oct. l2-JOhn J. Ryan. the
tIIf plu1Esr. has gore West again. hut
promises 10 return soon and defend him
Sels II an attempt is made 20 rule him
on the turf
Before leaving he said he would contest
such a move ana fight 70 10 a finish.
He says. too. that he has told one Of the
members OF the c!uJ--Ausust Belmont
20 Ryan's latest statement came just
before ne started for the West.
When was called to the Jockey Club
last week he said. 4 met Mr.. Belmont.
Air. Hitchcock and Nr. DaiuEerfeld- There
was Oaly talk OF an informal nature. AIr.
Belmont asked me II I had ever been
ruled on al Fort Eg!e- I told him ? had.
but that j had nothing 10 90 with the
ringing case there When he asked me
why ! did not apply FOR reinstatement ]
told him that did not want 10 go TO Can
ada again because there is a warrant Out
II ne tnert. ana ! did not want 10 give
them a chance 10 shake me down.
During the talk / said. Mr.. Belmont.
! am rot looking Tor trouble. but I will 30
further 20 protec- my constitutional
rights than any living man. You may
rule me or the turf. basiug YOUR action
on the ruling Of the Fort EEie Club. but
/ viii hight The bricks from Maine 10
California know me. AMI IL they could tax
not one OF trgm could imqugn my honesty
In furs mattn.=
This TetorJ must have tirl,ed as well as
suEpElsea Mr. Belmont. Tor he laughed
aud said. Ryan, YOU are q bright fellow.
What school were YOU educated in.'
replied: In the school ~ experience. the
ha7iest school in the world. and 1 have
prolted by it,
Tibet was about all there was said.
They did not rule me on. ] don't know
whether 10 WAS because there was not a
quorum present. as has been alleged. or
not. ! do not know what they propose
70 60. have heard nothing further from
tAeli- l am waiting. but am ready"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
SIX BASEBALL
Weather clear and

Track improved. Weather clear and
cold. Summary.
FIRST race C.s AMI ors-hagf furlongS-
Taaalun. To- 10. HaiI. % F1 ]. Won Alma
plf. ur. H. a.. Eri1r. 4 tl 2. srrHlL. REiE.t
G.EI .1f uIlaScl. g % third rusa. Itl -
My Gtm- Iypriraur. Ta5ig!a AMI WisLaEia ais'
ran.
second race. -.N farIerss-Incuhatr-. N
CFcrrriN. n Io ls. va''. 81 I.auuev..i. u
tItuminirkl. % q. E-rusIs Na-srfur. III ut-
WiIIarukI. % Z. +.Tl. Iims. l.lA Jet. SIR
Hugh ana FgevaIe slHU ran.
Thiri ra-t. mile and siEtsa-sH--'iur Er---
SIC. rs tFer-c!n. De- Co Won. Nti.rle. 4''
u. Fh.lilrsl. = O. 2. s1snuu. B. h.af-s -
tNi'r.nl. Z % z. third. Time. I=ts. Henry
Mcdaniel. ClTsscair. 4aucg'l. au4 SPINS
stead also ran
q Love. - ,W. E1lsiufI. = o. .. 1sget MAJ
I'-fT d. - III fh-Iipsf. % ?. --n.4. Ntf. 1t-
Jos ~. B1nnrrI. : % 2 th.rr. Time. la 80
fHirn-ry md Huh also ran Love ANA
HuEEau coupled.
FllJh race. ia ssri1rE-K!uE i-I.' auE.l. 10
Phiuir-l. 3 20 I. SECOND. Iaydr David s. Rose.
loo EsLFei. % I. tuiTi Time. l-.i i-F 1i--
siEIt. E-usrrits. E'nCA NcIi. CtaHEls ai.4 VIZ
S.Ith ssee. one miIs-L1uisyIIls. 10 ,f1gi,"f'.
4 a. I udu. Bari o.. Avon. - tti- liiil-.-'
$ 10 ! seccul. Neili- Hauu. lei ft- ham. 3D.
& !. third Time Isf1 80 Gm1 srITlln. lh-t-
mia. F'sdsraI Atfiia. Tcus1l Caldwell. Mayor
Clzca ana Paul ThaIsy also ran
TO-pAY'S WORTH ENTRIES
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Judges at Lexington Take
Prompt Action Against W. l..
Mcdonald and His Grlding.
HEAVY BETTING on THE RACE.
Scott Hudson Receives $500 fo-
" inning Last Heat 0f 2.lS
Trot With Grey Gem
Billy Buck Breaks
Record.

Lexington. Ky. oct. l2-Cray Gem and
his driver AMI owu.-. W E Mcdonald
were suspended Ly tne judges to-day for
one year.
The Suspension occurred gsr-- Grey Gem
won the fifth heat o. tl- Z-Is Jsur. with
Scott Hudson IN the sU,s~.
Grey Gem had Won the first two heats
% ,he race. and los; the third and fourth
heat % Oracle KeIiar- Eumors had
reached the ears OF the judges before
the race was called that Mcdonald would
attempt tp lay ny OEo or two heats. They
raileI him into the stand l-:s-a the heat
ana warned him lie was ssIiu warned
ig"4td E"tt 6i.E Gem Et~ placed iu
DuAs-s ~ % policeman Hudson was
awarded 81" lC- his drive
II develops tonight .Har there was
f"1NN letting gu lIa race N.I ur Grey
Gem II b. reported that the animals
real owner is a hysssWa- NAMED bsmp-
s"y. Who lest SO in pools lie has uuJ
been seen Tonight.
lilly Buck broke q stake record t1 win
the Walnut Hall Farm CUu--Nt,'Ht- going
the second heat IN -5tIfs- The former rec
ord u -Ns't was made Ly CdIt1r two
years ago. and was repeated by The Nut
Marion Wilkes took the a.Il ,rot from
.urii-. the favCrife. In exciting finishes.
Fercno won the 2.e5 trOt 10y q close mar
Prince Alert and his runner departed on
q special car this evening for Philadelphia
Where the champion PAGER w.I gu against
hur- Summary:
FI-sJ race. .=.f class. trafflrr rr--s sfr5a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
THREE TRACK RECORDS TIED.
Days nacinE at Worth Track Fur
ufshrd Some Good snort.

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Chicago. oct. l2-Sidney C. Love. cou-
pied wi'h Huzzah rs the Suite & Ar
thur entry. and backed from % 10 s
20 2. won the fourth race at Worth to-
day. handicap at q rile AMI seventy
ysrdH-. end cCUaici the track record rt
l:is 50 Major Tonuy. the favorIte. was
second. and Nitrate third. Sidney c. Love
set the pace and finished In the lead by
two lengths. with plenty in rescrsr.
Two otl.er track records we're tied dur
iBC the days racing In tho first race
ToEalOl. - 20 I. elualed the track record
for live and ore-hglf furlongs. OF l-0G. .s-s
she won. pulled up. The third race Al a
mile and sixteenth was woE in romp
by our Eessir. She covered the distance
in l;is. which equals the track record.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
FRIEsE MAY SUCCEED HICKEY.
Sporting Writer Has In
nuentfaI hacking

Milwaukee. Wis. Oct. 12-An evening
paper says that A ". Friese. a we'll
known sporting writer Of this city. has
been mentioned as successor TO Thomas
]. Hickey as president OF the American
Association. II is understood that several
members OF the association have given
their approval 70 the candidacy Of Mr.
Friese
Mr.. Friese has had a wide experience
IN baseball. and was secretary OF the
Milwaukee club in the Western League
durlu. the niueueA