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CiientaIZ ZEIn9nCA

Korea re rs with corrHption, said
the bishop of north Queensland re
Gently on his return from a visit to
Korea Il will give You an iI8stra-
ton Some time ago comm aerciaI
traveller who probably had something
to gain by the proposal showed tn
hing or emperor that the intrinsic
value of the nickel 5scent coin in cir
cnlation was only half its face value.
He suggested that the king might e3=
tablish mint and turn ont these
coins at great personal profit. The
idea was at once put into execution
and the market flooded with d deDased
coin. Naturally, there Was Eery soon
a partial pa iiysis Of trade The for.
eign merchants refused to take the
new coin; but the native trader had
no remedy, except in raising prices.
The king-or emperor, as he nov calls
himself-had some ready U.oner, but
all classes of his people suffered i'm
mense losses. The yen, for instance,
fell to hall its regular value. Event
ually, however, after about twelve
months operation, the mint ceased to
turn ~ut these nickel coins"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12

The Graphic is authorized to an
nounee ]. E. BOYCE as a candidase
for alderman from the First Ward,
subject 10 the action of the Democrat
ic primary, January IS, 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12
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boat Painter.
The admifa va aa.ag = -
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in COMPANY ~ atetaeF .z..=. an
who va familiar a.sa ia. an -
tens
po.n to aa= zteaaf=canae d al
II neyrsea Tho4 e-a igHora1z or
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march ahead tat aare l0seea a.aEg
aEailIet their @34 b. ne le4slsaalse
powers of= long blaek 2h4ps = re
hands Of brilliantly uniformed per
song, evidently officers Of the Hayt al
army.
Who are those conYicts?a aakeG
the admiral. turnin:, to MS friend
The sriend appeared surprised, for
he had just finished talking Of 'ae rev
oIntion reported 10 bc raging outside
Port au Prince. Wig no indeed.
they're not coHiats, he replied.
They are volunteers going 70 tne
front
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12

The Graphic is authorized . an
nounce WILL NICHOL as a candi.
date for alderman in the Second ward.
subject 20 the action Of the Democrat
ic primaries, January IS. 1902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12

The Graphic IS authorized = an
aoanced VI. HOLLAND as a canG.4ate
FOR the Office Of alderman, from the
First ward Of the city OF Pine B.at
subject 10 the action ri the Dem occat-
ic primary election. January IS. 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12

The Graphic is authorized to an
nounce MO. HANF as a candidate for
mayor Of the city Of Pine Bluff, sub
ject TO the action Of ne Democratic
primary, January 16, 1902.
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To the Graphic: Believing as Dc
that with the present revenues 0,
the city properly collected and ac-
counted for and with the additional
ten thouand dollars arising from the
road tax, that the city will have
about twenty thouand dollars to ex
pend annually in permanent street
improvements, and fer that reason
the vehicle tax could and should be re-
pealed. announce myself as a candi-
date for mayor, subject to the Demo
cratic primary to be held on the 10th
of January, 1903.
H. KING WHITE
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yeu Have Always Bought
n'ssss.,s ss.ss the ., ZHzZzzzzx
Thinks Cinnamon Needed.

Thinks Cinnamon Needed.
Herbert Mordaunt, Londoner who
:s now in this country, yhinks that il
the United States would avoid a colos-
sal mistake they will not debar Chi.
nese from entering the Philippine IS.
hands Mr. Mordaunt who has lived
long in that archipelago, regards Chi.
pese as the artisans OF the orient
The Filipino" he says, lis bright
little man, but it is useless to look 10
I'm when labor is wanted tor railroad
construction, telling the forests or
other work calling for sharp physical
exertion."
When some men give dollar 10
charity they manage to get two dol
lars worth of satisfaction from the
contemplation of their generosity
Chicago News.
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Police JUDGE

The Graphic is authorized 70 an
nounce T. HITE BROWN as caudi'
date for reelection to the office OF
Judge Of the police court OF the city
Of Pine Bluff, subject TO the action OF
the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12

The Graphic is authorized 70 an
nounce w. l. TONEY as candj
date for the Office OF Judge Of The
police court of the city Of Pine Bluff
subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12

This saloon will be first-class In
every particular. No gambling or
Isaiine allowed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12
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The Graphic is authorized TO an
nounce R. LEE JOHNSON as a can
didate for Mayor Of the city Of Pine
Bluff, subject TO the action OF the
Democratic primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-12
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
ONLY ONE FAVORITE
AT NORRIS PARK A.
Mud Runners in Demand and
Betting Contingent Have
Hard Time Picking.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Mud runners were
in demand at Morris Park to-day and
betting contingent had a hard time III
picking winners. Only one favorite won.
The Ramapo Handicap for three-year-
olds, went to River Pirate. Hicks up, with
the Favorite, Injunction second. Girdle
was the early pace maker, but in the
stretch, River Pirate and Injunction went
to the, front in hot drive, the former
won by neck. Summarizes:
First race-selling, the Withers mile
Early Eve 40 to / and A to y first, Hood
wink e to and to - second. Blue, Vic
tor $50 to and Is to y third Time,
Second race - October steeplechasee,
about two miles and half-Caller Q3
to and to 81 first. Baron Pepper q
to and to 81 second. Judge Phllllps
a to / and to - third Time, 4:46.
Third race-selling, last five fur!onss
of the Eclipse course-Atwood q to l AND
second, Gananoguc C. to l and to -
third. Time. 1:0l.
Fourth race-the Ramapo Handicap,
mile and a furlong Of the Wlthers course
River Pirate G. to l and eVen) flrst,
Injunction e to and 4 to 81 second. Ada
Nay Is to and . to y third. Time,
1854 IL. ~
Fifth racc--sellns, the Withers mile E.,
Colonsav as TO 5 and to . first, Lord era
Moments e to. and sta:t t! o third. I'me'
Sixth race-the Withers mile,Medal &
to / and toSD, first Guy Park q to Z
and 4 to s. second, Phaon q to and 5
to y third. Time 40 ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
SADIE MAC WINS
fUTURITY RACE
Without Apparent Effort She
Takes Historic Kentucky
Event in Straight Heats.
(By Associated Press.J

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct, s.--sadie Mac.
L. f. Sinathers recent purchase. to-da.
won the historic Kentucky Futurity TO-
three-year-olds with ease and Witho@
apparent effort In three straight neat.
going the last milo In 2:l2 ST., which u
Two seconds short of the record maze D.
tereno three years ago.
Grace Bond, favorite for second place.
won the two. year-old Futurlty In straight
heats, going the first heat In 2:lf "a.
three and three quarter seconds short OF
the record made by Katherine "A. last
year. Summarizes: ~
The Tennessee 2:0s pace--purse, $500
Zone heat paced MISREPRESENTATION
won the first, second and fourth heats
and race Major, second; King Direct,
third Best time, 2:O7 IL.
2:G7 class. trotting-purse,, sl,bO (ohe
heat trotted Wednesday)-Fereno won
two straight heats and race; RythEn nc,
s stme j:ll t 51a o orange eA'lu' 80.
! paced Medhpesdas d Ohm Nj. Won two
straight heats and race: Cascade, second;
Lizzie II. third. Best time, 2:ll.
Kentucky Futurity, three-year-olds-
purse. Sli,000-sadie Mac won three
straight heats and race; Baron GAZE,
second; Katherine A.. third. Best time
3:2l class, trotting, sl.ooo-Bessie Brown
won three straight heats and race; Buron
Wedgewood, second; Bessie Brentwood,
third Best time, 2:l3 ga.
The Futurity. for two-year-olds. $oOo0--
Grace Bond won two straight heats ana
race; Jessie Benson, second; Altax
worthy. third. Best time. 2:l7 ga. IA 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
VEAL tn OF C0L0R|NG.

CONTINUED From First Ioage)
free'g Captain Kidd. Wlnners-Truth.
first; Daylight, second; Lucena, third.
and Captain Kidd, fourth,
Second evcnt-horses In harness-Max-
well Wyeth's Lord Algy and Lord RAJ
dant, CARRIER and Garbers Hanson and
Ransom, w. u. Boeng's Rajah and
Pasha, and G. D. Langhorne's team. WIN.
ners-Ransom and Ransom, first; LORD
Algy and Lord Radiant, third.
x Third event-com binatlon harness ana
saddle horses-entries, Mrs. John GlrklnA
sLas Contributor and My Lady Dainty,
e. M. Guggenhcimer's Helen Gray, J. NJ.
b. Lewis Arno ]. B. McComb's Ken
lucky Cardinal and Lazarre, G. II. Moore
and Goodyear's Lady Llghtfoot. l.. s.
Ricketts, Lady Olga, Fl. M. Sacketts
Cock ROBIN. DR.. Elmer sotheron's jack
Pot, Lewis G. Youngs Pathfinder. Charles
r. Hooff's Blackjack, W. E. Behring'S
Gray Dawn, and w, H. McCue's Dicker.
Winners-Lazarre, first; La Contributor.
second; Lady Olga, third, and Jack Pot,
fourth.
Fourth event-thoroughbred stallion
entries, S. II. Ryan's Decanter. Decahtef
was given the blue ribbon
HUNTERS.
Fifth event-llght weight hunters-R'
b. Mitchell's Lady RocKDrldee, III - ~
,Ferneyhough's Bohemian Maid. Miss Allce
Langhorne's SITTER. j. NJ, 3. Lewis JACK
of Clubs, S. r. Withers' King Cotton
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Johnsons k-Ray, g.
4. Smiths Chipmunk. Beattie's Path
finder and Easter Lily, Courtland u.
Smiths Up-to-Date, Mrs, CORTLAND ~.
Smiths Chappie Lee and Tlp-Top, E' H.
Joslin's Dancing, Mrs, Julian Morris Ia
nice, and Rogers Bros Red Raven, VIM
ners-Jp-to-date first; Lucy Sutherland,
second; Lady Rockbridge, third, ana
Chappie Lee, fourth.
sixth event-heavy and middle weight
green hunters-entries, Jack Henderson,
Hiawatha, DR.. j. G. Ferneyhoughs 80,
hemian Maid, CARRIER and Garber's Good
Luck and yellow Jacket, Or, sothern's
Jack Pot, Beattie's Blizzard, A. O. and
r. v. sPorter's Crailey Gray and High
FLYER, Charles r. Hoofs Zoriaster and
| Gladiator, G. II. Smiths Potential, FootN
light, Red Warrior. the Monk. Bon Volo
| ". e, Behring'S Taconite. E. H. losllns
Granite and Huntsman, Winners--The
| Monk, first Blizzard, second; Ben Volio,
| third: Good Luck, fourth, d.
seventh event. light-weght green hunt
ars-Nlitohells Lady Rockbridge, Dr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09

Ferneyhough's Bohemian Maid. Misc
Alice Langhorne's Sitter. s. NJ. Lloyd's
Bonnie. J. NJ. 3. Lewis Arno and JACK
OF Clubs. DR.. Sothern's Jack Pot, F. B.
McComb's King Dodo, Arthur Whites
Ruby. S. T. Withers' King Cotton, NJ.
Pathfinder and Easter Lily. Mrs. F. A.
b. portmans The Siren. Hooffs Golden
light and Silver TIP, G. X. Smiths
Pride OF Hampton. Fire Light. Grey Dem
mis- and Terrible and z. II, Jocl!n's Dane
ing. Winners-King Dodo first. Lady
Rockbridge second. Ruby third and X-RaY
'ourth sEs5 ~. ~
EVENING EVENTS.
The evening events were as follows:
first event, horses in harness: Entries-
yyeth's David Harun1 and Lady Mar
'rie Mrs. Gerkin's Newsboy and Shop
rl and Brandan and Belmar, CARRIER 6
arbcr's Hector and Rocket and Borng's
Newsboy and Shop Girl first. Brandon and
Belmar second. David Harum and Lady
Marjorie third and Brownette and Cath.
crime fourth.
Second event, horses in harness: Entries
-Wyeth's Lord Algy, c. S. Adams Justus
Collins. CARRIER & CAREERS Hanson and
Nansom. Guggenhemcrs Whirl. DR..
Sotheron's Jack Pot, Walkers Lucena, {.
B. Wards Forest Squirrel Borng's Rnjan
and Pasha. Wnners-Hansom first. Whirl
second, Lord Algy third and Jack Pot
fourth,
Third event, saddle horses I3ntries-Mrs.
Gerkn's La Contributor and My Lady
Dainty, McComl's 1.azaare. Moore &
Goodyear's Lady Llghtfoot. Ricketts,
Lady olga, sackett's Cock Robin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson's Robin Adair and Lord
Chesterfield. Borng's Gray Dawn. and
Joclln's Ny Lady Gay. Winners-Rohln
Adair first, La Contributor second. La
zarre third and Lady Olga fourth.
Fourth event. four-!n-hands, three en-
tries-W. E. Boring and Mrs. John Ger
kin's teams. Winners-Mrs. Gerkin's first
and Mr.. Boring second.
Fifth event, ladies' hunters-Henderson's
Boz Bar and Hiawatha, h Mitchell's Lady
CbMRib's Dodo. Wither's King Cotton. Mr..
and Mrs Johnsons X-Ray. Beattie's
Bilzzand land Pathfinder. Mrs. Portman's
Thel Siren, Smiths Up-to-Datc, Chapple
/ Lees Tiptop and skibbereen, Joclins
| Granite and Mrs. Morris Janice. Wins
Eners-Chapple Lee first prize and a hand.
some silver cup, Lady Rockbridge secs
! ond Tiptop third, and Blizzard fourth.
| Sixth event thoroughbred hunters: En-
tres-C w. Smiths Garrett Ripple. Beat.
ties Deep Run, Portner's Conflicting Evi.
| dence, Mrs. Courtland II, Smiths Tiptop.
Lucy Sutherland and Potential and JOG
| Inns Dancing. Winners--Lucy Sutherland
| first Garnet Ripple second, Dancing
| third, and Deep Run fourth.
TN The afternoon there was a pony event
which resulted as follows: Mrs John Ger.
| kIn's Queen first; David Burroughs
Beauty, second; Owen Bigbie's Ray. third.
and Gilbert Wilkins Abou, fourth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Al Cotton Convention.

Comnissioner at Agriculture G, w.
Koiner and Dr., b.. w. Magruder. State
chemist, are attending the convention OF
missionors of Agriculture, now sitting at
Montgomery. Ala, This is the, fifth an
nua meeting Of that organization, which
has already proved OF great value to COM
mlssioners Mr. Koiner Is the secretary
of the organization, Among the papers
read is one by DR.. ,Magruder on I'm,
Corn by Seed Selection Healso spoke
on the question Should We have a Uni
form Law Relating, to Food Products
for Man and Animals Mr., Koiner led
the discussion on "Iiow to Advertise the
FarAers Institute Meetings.n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
BIG BEN WINS THE
LIGHTWEIGHT HANDICAP
~ tF'7tst. = - %aH-g
(By 5Associa ted Press. y

CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. s.-Big Ben won
the high weight handicap at Worth to:
day. The winner was firing fast and Just
managed to finish in front OF Gypzene.
Weather cold and cloudy. summary
First race seven furlongs-1Marco
g to q first, -Four Leaf Glover
Is to y second, Charley Granger az to
s. third. Time. 1885 2-5.
Second race-mie and Squarter-Alrllght
Q3 to s. first, Barrack q to p second
Little 11lkn @ to;D third. Time; 2l9 d-o
s. first, Gypzenc Is TOD second, Jack
Rattlin @ to p third. Time, 1:l9.
Fourth raceoomnile.st: Tamm 1o1 ysso g 70
Thane C to u third. Time, LAO.
Fifth raceslX ftlrlongs:ao Rockaway q
to s. first Alma Dufour e to y second.
Glisten g to u third. Time. l:2l.
Sixth race--seven furlongs-Automaton
e TO u first, Alec Gao to - second, Do
madge & to y third. Time. l:S5 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
PROP FOR Open
DOOR IN CHINA
Continued From First Page.)

of Chinese machine made goods which
are to enjoy a rebate on the import taH'
and exemption from export tax flnai-
ly, It provides the method of investigation
of complaints and declares that an I'M
perial edict shall be issued. at date
to be hereafter fixed. setting forth the
abolition of the likin taxation and charg-
ing the various high officials OF the en-
pire with carrying it out.
BY anothe article the Chinese govern
ment agrees to the establishment of bond
ed warehouse by citizens Of the United
States at the open ports OF or CHINA emma
nv article VII the Chinese Government
agrees within. year to permit citizens
: OF the United States to carry on In chi
nese territory mining operations and other
nc cessary business connected Herewith.
Articles tx, x and NJ provide for the
Or election of trademarks, patents and
copyrights, respectively. In China. .8@
BY article XIII the Chinese Government
agrees to take the necessary steps to pro-
vide for a uniform national coinage, which
shall be a legal tender throughout the
empire
Article XIV relates TO Chinese Chris
tians and to missionaries 1t insures to
the former the free exercise of their re-
ligion, and protects them against the IN
Justice of the natlNe OUClalS, Wlllle NOV,
however, removing them from their jul
risdiction or claiming for American mis-
sionaries the right to interfere with the
exercise of the native authorities OF their
jurisdiction. To the missionaries 1t Sc
cures what they have sought for years
a recognition Of their right to rent and
lease in perpetulty such property as their
societies may need in all parts of the
empire.
At the request of the Chinese Govern
ment an article has been incorporated
in tho treaty by which the United States
consents to the prohibition of the impor-
tation into China of morphia and of in
struments for'fts injection.
Another article of the treaty provides
for the opening to international trade In
the same conditions and manner as other
places now opened to like trade in China
of the cities of Fengtien, Flu Mukden and
Antnig, the first the capital of the Man
churian province OF Shen Ching. and the
Matter port on the Yalu River on the
read between Mukden and Win, in Ko-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
FOR CONSPIRACY,
Miller and Johns Indicted by Federal
Grand Jury.
(By Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. S.--Daniel V.
Miller. formerly Assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral for the PostotIice Department, and
j Joseph Johns. an attorney of Rockville,
Ind, We're indicted by the Unitel States
grand jury to-day, charged with con-
spracy against the United States. The
allegations upon which the arrests We're
based related to charges Of extorting Il
brbe from John j. Ryan,, of j. j. Ryan
& Co.. turf commissioners. In connec~
ton with The rulings OF the Department
on that concern
Later both Miller and Johns appeared
in court and entered pleas of not guilty
Johns reserving the right to change the
plea after reading the Indictment. me
defendants were allowed until Friday to
file demurrers or motions. and furnished
$500 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Y. NJ. l., d; OLD. Pyo.IINT1,0
The co'eglans' Unable ahI! to 'soEscf3l the
.rrGs Cadet L me. tft.4 ~
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The TimeS-DiSpatcn.)
LEXINGTON, VA, Oct, S,-The VIZ
ginia Military Institute football eleven
played their first game of the season
this afternoon and defeated Old Point
Comfort College "A to In twenty and
tlttcen-minutes halves.
The cadets scored two touchdoWns IN
each half, and when time was called at
the end Of first half they had the pig
skin within one yard Of their opponents,
goal line, The soldier boys showed good
metal and fine training. They made sew
eIal mass shoves Of fifteen and twenty
yards The playing. of Johnson. Pierce,
Steel and Claggctt deserves special men
ton.
The colleglans put up good, defensive
game, bu, We're unable 10 y break the
WV y. NJ. I. Position. '' old Point
Senpss, CGraves9 ,sft eaa fQnRPEhn m
ferce, c.,,,s,...'.',left guard Curtis, &.
I,eftwich.,.,..,.s left Suard, ....,,. Lancer
Conrad......right tackle. Carroll, Mnnick
steel, Merritt. right end ,Nealson (Smith)
Crowders. .,.".quarter back M nnick
Johnson, Nash, left half back .,,,,Allen
Claggett. Goodloe right, half backl.arabee
t'unkhouser. ..,,,,lull back,,,..,, Hopkins
Score; Cadets, q; Colegians. O. Touch
-Funkhouser 90. :, Johnson C),
Goals from touchdowns-Crowde Doyle
80. Referec--Mr, Trundle, of Washing
ton and Lee. Umpire Captain Bernard,
OF Virginia Military Institute. The vis-
itors will play Washington and Leo Sat-
urday afternoon.
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II necessary he would make fight
before the new committee.
The New Committee.

In the event that Mr.. Todd cannot ne
induced to drop out OF the race and then
clarity the situatio ut once the Whole
question will be reopened tomorrow. 1T
would come up as a matter OF course
when the committee began to plan for the
compaign since II would have to recos-
nize one of the men Is the nominee, anu
work for his support and for the defeat
of anybody opposing him. If 1t recognized
Todd it would have to fight Braner,
which a number of the committeeman
would fatty refuse to do: If 1t recognized
Y,rauer 1t would have to fight Todd, which
would be equally dsagreeable to some
Others So there is no possibility that
n reopenng Of the question can be avoid
ed. 40
Apart from this, however, there Will
probably be some gindependont movement
to have the thing gone into again. Al
least two of Mr.. Brauers staunch sup
porters are stu on the committees; TWO
or three Of the new ones are among the
number that consider him the nominee
and two or three others. originally against
Brauer have changed their base. The
force thus mustered would be sutii-
Gent TO precipitate something. AT all
events Mr. Brauer, It can be said POSI-
lively, is turning his guns in the dlrec-
ton of the new committee and. Is pre-
pairing to make a fight before 1t Tor
recognition as the party nominee.
At this point there arises tho very I'M
.ortant. but very much unsettled, Gues-
t,on of how the, new committee can APP
proach the matter. Several gentlemen
high in the councils of the party were
consulted yesterday. but they were IN
able to point out the way 1t is tansle
that even their skilled hand could not
unravel. 1t was suggested that If such
a step was desired the only thing to be
done was for the committee. acting as
The Henrico Democratic Committee. with
cut reference to whether it was the new
or the old, to reconsider any former &C
ton by the Henrco Democratic COM
nittee and proceed to recognize Braner
as the nominee. If it acted as new
committee and rcscinded the action OF
the former body. it would place itself
in direct conflict with the latter, and
would put two regularly recognized NOM
inees in the field.
This, however, is The nature OF an
academic discussions. Before the commit
tee decides to recognize Brauer at all,
II IT ever does, there will probably be
long and lively fight on the part of sew
eral OF the members who are still dead
set against him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
Winston Races.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
WINSTON-SALEN. N. c., Oct. S.-The
third DAY Of the County Fair was de,
feature. Summary of to-day''s races
Free-ior-aIi, 8. M, c. (Nlcholson) won
in three straight heats; The Spaniard
(Pursey), second; Walter 3. (steele), third
Time, 2:l0 Ia; 2.l9 IL: 2:lS.
2.24" pace-Honest Joe DyeD,, won in
three straight heats; j. S.. QHarden), sec
ond; Schnapps (Neely). third. IEnc, 2:25:
'G6entleman's road race-opic Onward
Husey), won, second and fourth heats;
Bob (NeelD, won first heat; third heat
was draw.
ing. Attendance 5000. The fair closes
Tomorrow,