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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
FIGHTERS WANT
LARGER PURSE
Bid of Hayes Valley Club
Causes a POstpOnement OF
HanlOn-McGOvern Contest
BOTH MEN SURPRISED
Offers of Eastern Clubs Held
Pending Other PROPOSE
tiOns From San Francisco
BOTH MEN SURPRISED
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Eddie Hanlon
and Terry McGovern will not fight on
July Is as arranged. By mutual agree
ment the pair will met on September
15 instead. When they signed articles
a few weeks ago they agreed to leave
the combat open to the highest bidder.
When the bids were opened to-day 1t
was found that the proposal OF the
National Athletic Club Of Philadelphia
was the largest. This club has offered
so per cent of the gross receipts for a
six-round contest. Next came the Of
fer of purse of $4,000 from the Waver-
ly Athletic Club of Chicago, and an
offer of a $4,000 purse from the Lenox
Athletic Club of Philadelphia, for a
six-round fight. A bid was also re-
ceived from the Eureka Athletic Club
of Baltimore, which is controlled by
Al Herford. the manager of Joe Cans.
This organization offered to allow the
boxers So per cent of the gross receipts.
The lowest proposal came from the
Hayes Valley Athletic Club of San
Francisco, which offered so per cent
The representatives OF both men
were much surprised when they learn
ed of the California clubs bid, as they
expected that this organization would
give more money for the battle than
the others. 1t was as result OF this
offer that the managers agreed to put
the fight off until September Is so as
to give other clubs in San Francisco
a chance to get the fight. San Fran
cisco is Hanlon's home and for this
reason alone it is thought, if the fight
is held there, it would attract big
crowd
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Hares Valley Club Events.

AS a preliminary for the big battle
on the 18th the Hayes Valley Club
announces the following card of bouts
TO be pulled off at Woodward's Pa
vilion on the night OF June 16:
George Peterson VS.. Ted Wolff, well
fer-weights: Joe Carroll VS.. Tom Sui
livan. feather weights; Jack O'Brien
VS.. Abe Label, 11S pounds, return
match; Jim Kane VS.. Charles Dunn,
125 pounds; Harry Tenny VS.. Dick
Murray, lis pounds; Jack Doyle VS..
Joe Kelly, 11S pounds; Frank Wells
vs. Jack Bradshaw, 115 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
IEFFRIES ASKS
FURTHER TINE
BOilermaker Wants the Date
Changed So That He Can
Have More Time to Train
MUNROE WON'T CONSENT
VIII Claim S2500 Forfeit
if the Champion Does Not
Live Up to His Contract

Sportsdom was thrown into convul-
sions last night by the well authenti-
Gated announcement that James ]. JEFF
fries had started negotiations to secure
a postponement Of the heavyweight
championship battle between himself
and Jack AIunroe for a date in June, q
week or ten days later than that on
which 1t was originally set, which is
the 18th Of the present month.
General incredulity was expressed
among the wise ones. but an investiga-
ton disclosed that there was a sound
basis for the rumor. Yesterday after
noon James w Coffroth, manager OF
the Yosemite Club. under the auspices
Of which the battle is scheduled to take
place. was approached by a mutual
friend Of his and of Jeffries and told
that the heavyweight champion de-
sired a postpOnement
such a suggestion was made to me
yesterday afternoon" said Coffroth
last night at the Alcazar Theater, by
a young man who returned from Har-
bin Springs last night. He is a warm
friend Of Jeffries and also of mine, and
7 decline TO give his name, as he is
prominent in business circles and
would not like to be mentioned in con-
nection with the coming boxing match.
He told me that Jeffries desired a
postponement until some later date, IL
such could be secured. He said that
Jeffries understood that the battle
must come off some time in June in
order 10 cover the permit Of the club,
but that be would like TO carry the
date along as far as possible.
This man does not represent JEFF
fries officially in any way, but 1 have
no doubt that he expressed the cham
pion's wishes. At first I thought that
JEFF might have hurt himself, but /
was assured that nothing untoward
had happened to the big fellow and
that he only desired TO take little
more time TO train
Coffroth hid the secret under his
shirt bosom until he met Billy Roach
at dinner last night in a downtown
restaurant. Roach is acting manager
Of MunrOe until Harry POllak arrives
from the East. Then he unbosomed
himself. Roach told Coffroth that the
MunrOe forces would not consent to
delay Of one day under any circum-
stances. As there is a forfeit of $500
up by each Of the fighters, Jeffries will
have to round TO before June II or for
felt this neat bunch of money.
The report Of Jeffries' request for
pOstponement was made public so late
that no communication could be Sc
cured with the champion at Harbin
Springs, where he is training.
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JUVENILE PRISONERS
TRY TO BREAK JAIL
Youngsters Devote Four Hours to
Saving a Bar-One Sent to
Reform School.


Two boys, Daniel Bigelow and Jacob
Lafkowitz, aged 1 3 and IL years re-
spectively, made an effort on Sunday
night to-saw their way to liberty
through the bars of the juvenile prison
at the City Hall. With a tool such as
railroaders use in cutting rails the
youngsters started to work at 6 o'clock
in the evening and after four hours of
industrious effort they had cut about
one-quarter of an inch into one of the
bars in the window facing Larkin
street. Then the saw broke and they
gave up in disgust. With the two boys
in prison was another named Henry
Wagner, whom they threatened with
violence if he should betray their de-
sign to gain freedom.
The affair was explained to Judge
Murasky, who committed the Bigelow
boy to the Preston School of Industry
at lone, while the mother of Lafko-
witz took her son out on bail.
Bigelow, who lives with his parents
at 456 Sixth street, was charged with
petty larceny and Lafkowitz was in
custody for violating the s o'clock
ordinance. How the boys got posses
sion of the saw is a mystery.
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SETTLERS SOON TO HAVE
CHANCE ON KAUAI ISLAND
Government Surveyors at Work De-
termining Extent OF Lands to
Be Thrown Open.

HONOLULU. May S1.-GOvernment
land will be open for settlement on the
island of Kauai within a few months.
The preliminary survey Is now being
made to determine the extent and
character Of the lands to be thrown
open. For the most part 1t consiste Of
valuable rice and taro lands with
tract of nearly 1000 acres of grazing
land All the land has been under
lease, mostly to Hawaiians. and these
leases have now expired. The size OF
the different homesteads will be reg
ulated by the number OF applicants
for the land.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
MIDSUMMER JINKS
OF BOHEMIAN CLUB
Santos -Dumont VIII Attend as the
Guest of the Only Joseph
ID. ReddinR.

James D. Phelan, president Of the
Bohemian Club, wires from Paris to
the club that Joseph D. Redding will
manage the Sunday morning concert
of the midsummer jinks. Mr.. Red
ding will bring to the redwood grove
new music and will bring as his guest
Santos-Dumont-
The club is making the usual prepa-
ration for the summer expedition to
the woods. 1t is announced that the
camp will open Tuesday, August 9. The
high jinks is scheduled to take place
Saturday night, August 20.
The first high jinks of the club
among the great redwoods that fringe
the Russian River took place in the
summer of 1879, twenty-five years ago.
Among the speakers on that occasion
were John F. Swift, Frank NJ. Pixley,
Paul Neumann and Daniel O'Connell
Sketches of the camp were made by
Toby Rosenthal and Jules Tavernier.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First Race-Midnight Minstrel,
MelIwood, The Trifler.
Second Race-Adorc, Green Rose,
EckerSall.
Third Race-Singing Master, Peter
j. Somers, FreeSias.
Fourth Race-Gregor X, Soufriere,
ManSard.
Fifth Race-Pinkerton, Florentine,
Double.
Sixth Race-SchooImate, Durbar,
Rough and Tumble.
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Winners of Latonia Races.

mary:
First race six furlongs-owasca won,
Henry Lyons second Fiasco third. Time,
1:151a.
Second race, five furlongs-Monaco Maid
won. Dazzle second, Judge Sauhey third.
Time / o2.
Third race, ono mile-Gallagher won. Rus
sian second, Fred Lazarus third. Time ! AZ.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Sjambok won,
Benmora second, Van Ness third. Time,
1:13%.
Fifth race, one mile-Frank Nc won, Gra-
cious second, Outwai third. Time / 40.
Six race, one and a fourth miles-Baird
won, Sailors Dream second, Brlers third.
Time 2:07
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AL Nefn Loses at Sydney.

Al Neill, well known in this city,
was defeated in Sydney, Australia, on
May 10 last by an Australian fighter
named Soldier" Jack Thompson. 1t
took less than two rounds to put him
down for the count. The Sydney pa
pers say that Neill was probably out
of training, but showed much clever
ness during the first round.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
BRITT SCORES A HIT.
Appears as Monologist in New York
and Is Given Ovation.

NEW YORK, June 6.-"Jimmy"
Britt, featherweight champion, ap-
peared at performance at the Grand
Opera-house Sunday night. He rem
dered his monologue and was easily
the hit of the show. The famous lit
tie fighter tells a number, of funny sto-
ries and sandwiches in bit of Irish
dialect, which brings forth hearty
laughs from his listeners. His stories
are full of wit and he tells them in
an easy way. Britt's first appearance
as vaudeville artist was big sue
cess
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CLOSING OF POOLROOMS
DRIVES CROWD TO RACES
Unprecedented Attendance, 1t Is Ex-
pected, Will Cause Increase in
Prices of Admission.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Owing to the
unprecedented attendance at the
tracks since the poolrooms were
closed, it is reported the associations
controlling the various tracks about
New York are making arrangements
to raise the price of admission. For
grand stand tickets it is understood
the figure will be advanced from 50
to SO, while 75 cents, the price for
tickets to the field stand, probably will
he doubled
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN MAY
RESTORE PALMA TROPHY
Sharpshooters DESTROYS of Escaping
Even Technical Imputation of
UnsportsmanliIxe Conduct.

NEW YORK, June 6.-That Amer
lean rifiemen may not rest under even
a technical imputation of unsports-
manlike conduct the executive COM
mittee of the American Rifle Associa-
ton may offer to restore the Palma
trophy to the British association,
agreeing that, the match at Bisley,
England, last July shall be erased.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
Breaks Gardeners Jaw.

William Kramer, a gardener at Har-
Dor View Park. secured a warrant
from Police Judge Mogan yesterday
for the arrest of jeremiah Revere on
a charge of battery. He alleges that
last April Revere's dog ran into the
park and began to destroy the flowers.
When Kramer demonstrated with Re
we're he received a blow that broke
his jaw. He had been under medical
care since.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
INDIAN GIRLS EXPERT
BASKET BALL PLAYERS
Team From Fort Shaw Will Strive for
the National Pennant at
ST. I,OuiS.

BUTTE, Mont. June 6.-The Fort
Shaw Indian girls basket ball team,
the crack aggregation of its kind in
the Northwest, is en- route to st. Louis
Exposition, where the dusky maidens
viii battle for the national pennant.
The team is giving exhibitions at
points along the route. Since their
organization two years ago the In
dians have lost but one contest, that
defeat occurring several weeks after
the team was formed.
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GRAyEsEND SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First Race-Pulsus, Thomas entry,
JuvenaI Maxim.
Second Race-Ella Snyder, Dimple,
Wltchcraft.
Third Race-Benningto entry, Nib
lick, Amberjack.
Fourth Race-Broomstick, Irish
Lad, HerInis.
Fifth Race-Cincinnat Akela,
Dimple.
Sixth Race-Salvage, Niblick, Salt
and Pepper.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07

the roof of the two-story frame building at
403 Leavenworth street, owned by ]. Lasak
of lilo Laguna street caused alarms to be
turned in from boxes 3T7 and As last evening.
Upon the arrival of the department the flames
were quickly extinguished. The dwelling is
occupied by Mrs. Lena Cantrowith. and there
was no damage TO contents The loss to the
building will not exceed $500. Upon examin-
alton it was found that the fire was undoubt-
edly caused by rats gnawing matches.
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ST. LOUIS. June e-Ths following are the
DELNfAR SELECTIONS.

First Race-DOlinda, Alto, Be-
hoove.
Second Race-A Lady Fair, Sylvan
Belle. Wakeful.
Third Race-Yellmantown King
Fox III. MiSanthrOpe.
Fourth Race-Elastic, Wartc Nicht,
Autumn Leaf.
Fifth Race-My Eleanor, Gay Ade-
Iaide, Fay TempletOn.
Sixth Race-Iras, Lynch, Main
spring.
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Paresis Claims Ball Player.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 6
James E. McGarr, formerly well
known ball player of the National
League, died in the Worcester In
sane Hospital to-day of paresis, aged
Al years.
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ceivable kind make their ap-
pearance, and Eczema and
Tetter-the twin terrors of
skin diseases-Nettle Rash,
Poison Oak and Ivy, and
such other skin troubles as
usually remain quiet during
the cold weather, break out
afresh to torment and dis
tract by their fearful burn
ing, itching and singing.
A course of S. S. S. now will
purify and enrich the blood,
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
Schafer Leads Cnre.

PARIS, June 6.-The billiard match
between Schafer and Cure for 5000
points, eighteen-inch balk line, two
shots in, began tonight. The score
was, Schafer 500, Cure 407. Schafer
made two runs of 127 each.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
MACGREGOR WINS HONORS
IN SANTA ROSA SHOOT
Much Rivalry Displayed I'm Gun Con-
tests and Competitors From
Other Cities Attend

SANTA ROSA, June s.-The Santa
Rosa Gun Club held an all-day shoot
Sunday at Recreation Park. A. P.
MacGregor won the honors in the
medal shoot contest. In addition to
the medal shoot there was a prize
shoot given by the National Sports
men, In which Thomas Lewis. e. II.
Drake and D. S. Hirschle won respec-
tive honors. and a practice shoot and
double shoot. Several contestants
were present from other cities.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
SKIN DISEASES
ADVERTISEMENTS
The Outcropping Of Bad Blood.

While not always painful these are aggravatng beyond
Wth few exceptions they worse in spring
SKIN IS reacng and making efforts to throw off the
Posons mat have accumulated during the winter months
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
First Choices at St.
Louis Run Below
Their Form.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The public was
again handed a beating by the ring
to-day. unexpected winners cropping
up all through the card. One to 8
shot, Colonel White, was beaten, and
two to 2 shots won. Orient and
Milt Young, both odds on, were the
winning favorites. The weather was
perfect and the track lumpy. Results:
FIRST RAcE-Four and a half, furlongs;
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
l l to 2-Milt Young, liz tMcMln) I 3
TO Laurel j. 106 (SchickeD. 8 As In
to 1-Infammble, ,1O3 D.Austn) 2 a 31h
Time :O2h: Start good, Won easily. Win
Fsg Decea a. N,berBg Ghnn7 os % by Csyuga a M9To @
ished as named.
SECOND RACE-six and half furIongs,
purse; four -year-olds and up.
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
8 to illuminate. 90 tMcMllen) 2 1od 9
to 1-Satehel 81 (Barron). 49,. L l 1913
Time, 29. start good. Won easily; Win
'Highness- Shining Light DR.. Kier 1O5, Nearest
81, finished named
THIRD RACE-Four and a half furlongs;
purse; two year ODDS.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to Col. White los cMcMin} : 2 8 2 20
to 2-Princess Orna 11O (Astn) 3 8 L ia
ner. G. G. Bennett & Co.'S b. f. G25 by Kings
Counsel Night Gown Eduardo 10 also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs; purse; three
ycar-ods and up:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey st. y Fin.
20 to LADY contrary. .1o86Wtsnj !
TO 1-Ancle. 1O6 CMcGinnl.. =. 33
ne Tine ne ~ avss start good cb won @ sSsy by GUIDO
Mazurka. Scotch Dance 100 and Glennevis Ill
finished named
EIFTTJ RACE - six and half furIongs:
-year-olds and up
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
Z e 3S@5a5di 1o4 1S5 tus sSyj &
H. T. Thonasons s blk. f. C9) by Hungar-Lady
Agnes. Giralda 107, Clifton Boy 104, Moroni ol,
102, Escanaba 102 Maude Wallace 1O2, Edith
Bass 90. Feronia 100, finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth; purse;
three -year-oIds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
to Dawson. Io4 CMeMgllsn} ieS[,s 3 ? 2n5
to 1-Gasiighter, 1OS Sheehan) . 15
Time :551s. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. G. H. Meals b. 8. (o) by ST. Andrew
Easter. Broodler 1O4 also ran
ST. LOUIS. June 6-The following the
entries for the races at Delnar tomorrow:
First race. six and half furlongs-Velas-
quez 115. DR.. Bob 113. Alto III. Little Giant
los. Behoove 1o1, Dolinda 81, ALGONQUIN 20.
Second race. four and a half furlongs, maid
ens-Lucky Pick 106 Sylvan Belle lob. Wake-
ful 1O3. Florence Searcey 103, La Princess 10l,
Lady Fair 101 Madras 100. BeTnandena 100,
Bounding Ship 100. Viola Faith lOO' Ieiephohe
Belle 100. Matera 80. -
Third race six furlongs, selling-Tom 1O1,
King Fox II 1O7, Yellmantown 1O5 Mildred l.
1O5, Happy Hooigan 102, Misanthrope 1OO'
Bird Pond 100
Fourth race six furlongs handicap-Elastic
us. Warte Nicbt 106. Martius 9s. Autumn
l. :avcs o. Merdella IS.
Fifth race five furlongs, selling-My Eleanor
Adelside 10
Sixth race and a sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Trio los Compass LOG, Mainspring 1O5.
Memphian 1O5 Strader los. Iras 100, Lynch
IO3 The Advocate 1O2. Easter Walters 81.
weather cloudy; track heavy.
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OSTEEN MAKES TRIPLE AND
STOPS A SHUT-OUT
Cleveland Team of American League
Defeats New York by Score
of Five TO One.

CLEVELAND, June 6.-Bernhard had the
better of pitchers battle to-day. New York
was saved from a shut out by Osteen, who
triped and scored Thoney's single. At
tendance 27O0 The score:
Cleveland ..............'.''..''. .
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L
Batteries-Bernhard and Abbott; Hughes and
Mcclure.
DETROIT. June e.-For the second time this
ing was mastery, the home team never hav-
ing a chance to get even to second base.
Stahrs batting was a feature. Attendance,
1890. Score:
Detroit -.--.......''.'' ''.s.'''''''' 3
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 U
Batteries-Killian and Woods; Young and
Criger.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The st. Louis Ameri-
cans defeated Washington here to-day in a
game practically without incident. Hedrck
made q great catch in the third inning of
drive to the fence by Selbach. Attendance,
20Oo Score:
Washington ......................3 2
Enthusiastically and sugden; orth and Drill.
CHICAGO. June 6-Phiadelphia won to-
davis game by pounding Altrock for three sin
Cies a double and a triple in the fifth inning.
Attendance 2500. Score:
Chicago ........'.'''.'....'''''
Philadelphia .........'....
Observation-Disclosures and Mcfarland; waddell
and Schreck.
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Waterboy Not TO Start.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Waterboy
has been declared out of the Subur-
ban.
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NATIONAL. TrAcJrr

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOSTON, June 6-Cincinnati 9. Boston T.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Pittsburg 2 New
York 10.
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-St. Louis s,
Philadelphia IA.
BROOKLYN. June e.-BrookIyn S, Chicago 2.
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FIFTH RACE = Six and a half furlongs;
SIXTH RACE-MiIe and a sixteenth; pu

SIXTH RACE-Mile and siXteenth; purse;
three-year- -oIds and up:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
Q to dawson IO4 (McNullen) . 1 Z
6 to LADY Matchless, ,1O3( 3(Astn) 3 1192 !
. to 1-Gasighter, 10S Sheehan) 3 . 10
Time 1:55h Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. G. h Meals b. &. 90 by St. Andrew
Easter. Broodler 104 also ran.
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ForRTH RACE-slx furlongs: purse; thrs

ycar-ods and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 5-Orient. 90 ID. Austin).. 5 1 ia
20 to LADY Contrary 108CWtsn) n
S to 1-Ancke 1O6 (McGinn) 8 n 3
Time %. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, T. P. Hayes & Co.'S ch. c. 90 by Guido
Mazurka. Scotch Dance 100 and Glennevis Ill
finished as named.
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THIRD RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
purse; three -year-oIds.
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey st. u Fin.
IL to 2O-Ort WeIlsc 10 (O'NeiD ! ms ms
8 to 1-Graziaiio. 11o Hidbnd) 80 IS
Time, Al 1-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, ]. A. Drake's ch. c. by King Eric
Flexion Possession, Sonora Belle, Handful
finished as named
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THIRD RACE-Four and half furlongs
purse; two year ODDS
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-Dishabile, ITO (Sheehan) 2 1 h
to 2-Col. White 10S (McMlln) 8 20
to 2-Princess Orna. 11O (Astn) L Ia
Time. loo. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner, G. c. Bennett & Co b. f. 90 by King 8
Counsel Night Gown. Eduardo 110 also ran.
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SIXTH RACE-One mile and 100 yards; four
year-ods and up; selling:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. st. "a Fin.
so to 1-Omdurman 9S (Harris) 2 4
90 to 1-Tancred. i'll Geitch).. l 2 nix
o to 2-Mamselie, sc CMcIntyre) 3
Time, :a3 3-5 Start good. Won easily.
Winner W NJ Falker's ch. h. 90 by Odd
Fellow -Birdseye. Louisville 9S, Censor 1O5,
Loves Labor 105. Admonition 107, also ran.
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SECOND RACE-About two miles; steeple
chase; four-year-olds and up.
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
o to 2-Cirandpa IA 90 Bren). l u
10 to ID. Roberts $50 CBrhrdD IL
Time 400 Start good Won driving. Win
ner. II. H. Hayes ch g. by Grandmaster-
Philippa- Redpath, Whneray, Ada Nay,
Kumshaw. Dorset. Buck Lodge finished as
named.
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FIFTH RACE-Four and half furlongs;
wo-year-olds; purse:
Q TO 2-God Enamel 106 CHaacl1) 4 IL
3 to 1-Yidalia. 115 (Aubuchon)- "a 22
Time 81 1-5. Start good Won handily.
Winner, NJ. D. Miller's ch. c. by Madison
Enamel Chicago Lad 109 r. L. Johnston 1O9
Roscoe log, Frank Montevarde 107, Herlida
103 also ran.
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Whooping Cough.

"In the spring of 1901 my chill
dren had whooping cough" says
Mrs. D. w. Capps, of Capps, Ala.
ct used Chamberlain's' Cough
Remedy with the. most satisfac-
tory results. I think this is the
best remedy I have ever seen for
whooping cough" This remedy
keeps the cough loose, lessons the
severity and frequency of the
coughing spells and counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia
For sale by Hill Brothers.
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Iowa Goes for VIM. r. Hearst.

Dies MONIES, May 5.-WllIlam
Randolph Hearst yesterday car,
ried the Iowa Democratic cOnven-
ton by majority of over $50
Hearst resolutions were adopted,
Hearst delegations seated and
Hearst delegates elected. The con-
yention was boisterous and the or
ators were Kissed, some Of them
being driven from the stage.